Winners for
Panibagong Paraan 2008 have now been announced!
AusAID-PACAP
will be funding 15 of the winners who will each receive a Php
1M grant.
The
winning entries were able to demonstrate to the jurors how their
project will address development challenges in their community
by “Building Partnerships for Effective Local Governance.”
10 of the
winners will be funded under AusAID’s Building Demand for
Better Governance (BDBG) which addresses the development and promotion
of peace in conflict affected areas. The remaining five projects
will be funded under PACAP’s regular Responsive Assistance
Scheme component.
To view the
finalists visit the Official
Panibagong Paraan 2008 website.
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SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM. Technical Education and Skills Development
Authority (TESDA) provincial director Zosimo de Asis turns
over to Northern Samar Governor Raul Daza scholarship coupons
under the PGMA Training for Work Program. The awarding of
the coupons, which entitles a recipient to a free skills
enhancement training in any TESDA-accredited school or training
provider in the country, was entrusted to Daza whose priority
program includes increased access to education and increased
employment opportunities. Also in picture are Philippine
Coconut Authority provincial director Reynato Dubongco,
Eastern Visayas Partnership for Rural Development (EVPRD)
manager Edgar Dones, PACAP program coordinator Lody Padilla,
and PACAP representatives Melissa Morales and Lourdes Olmedo.
Congratulations
to Miss May V. Blanco, PACAP Provincial Project Officer
in Bohol, who has been selected as one of the Finalists
for the