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The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has spearheaded a quick response mechanism to assist the communities affected by typhoon “Paeng” last month.
In Western Visayas, the DOLE Capiz Field Office (CFO) has ordered the release of P1,249,986.25 for the livelihood projects.
photo: DOLE
ILOILO CITY – The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has completed three redeveloped roads in Capiz.
AN aerial photo of the 1.7-kilometer tourism road going to and from Hinulugan Falls, a popular destination in Pilar, Capiz. (DPWH Capiz 1st District Engineering Office)
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CACAO SSF. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) provides the Shared Service Facility for Cacao Processing with the Capiz Cacao Industry Association as co-operator way back in Barangay Cogon, in the municipality of Panit-an on June 20, 2022. DTI Western Visayas Regional Director Rebecca Rascon on Friday (Aug. 12) said the SSF would encourage farmers to plant cacao.(Photo courtesy of DTI Region VI) ILOILO CITY - Cacao production in Western Visayas gets the support of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) through the shared services facilities (SSF) project, a flagship program of the department to improve productivity and efficiency through the provision of better technology. "Cacao has a very big potential, even in the international market they are putting premium on Philippine cacao. That is proven by our competitive ranking as against other cacao-producing countries," said DTI Western Visayas Regional Director Rebecca Rascon in an interview on Friday. The latest th
TESDA SCHOLARS.Scholars of the carpentry training program in the town of Tapaz, Capiz receive their tool kits from the Technical Educations and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) on July 29, 2022. TESDA Capiz provincial director Rick Abraham, in an interview on Monday, said they look forward to faster implementation of their scholarship program under their new director-general. (Photo courtesy of Rick Abraham) ILOILO CITY -The Technical Educations and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) is looking forward to the faster implementation of its scholarship programs once the approval of their qualification maps will now be at the level of the regional director and no longer at their central office. "The direction of the new DG (Director General) is towards decentralization, regional offices are empowered to approve qualification map or scholarships," said TESDA Capiz provincial director Rick Abraham who attended the courtesy meeting with the new Director General Danilo Cruz in