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@MaryannTan said in naturally /organically grown vegetable why it is more expensive than the synthetic vegetable ?:

I don't understand why vegetable naturally or organically grown is more expenses than synthetic vegetable?

do you think the idea of organic is manipulated by the rich farmers? who has the capability difficult to justify the expenses price... actually i don't understand why the so called organic technician of D. A. they make look difficult to grown organic vegetable.. knowing it base on our experience it is very simple and not s complicated.

its between water sun and natural resources with in the area.

It's all true. But nowadays, farmers engaging in organic products are more briefed and conditioned that these are elusive in the market, can bring high nutrients than synthetic and taking now the chance of limited supply to impose high price.

@Jason said in Introduce yourself to the community -Philippines:

Hi everyone,

Welcome to the Philippines community of practice! My name is Jason and I’m a community manager here at Philanthropy University.

Please use this topic to introduce yourselves to everyone else in the community. What is your name? Where do you live? Where do you work? What is your role? Why did you choose to join this community?

Ako si Remy Zhali Caranay, Ali in short. I live in Baguio City right now because of my work location, but originally I am from Pangasinan. I work in a faith-based organization here in Baguio, Baguio Episcopal Area-Disaster Management Office. I am a program officers here. I joined this community to learn about the practices of other organization in the Philippines in terms of project management, fundraising, capacity development, etc. :)

@Damasgee said in How waste is being manage in Philippines:

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Hi, Emmanuel!

Regarding food wastes, I know one international brand [Bread Talk] that diligently gives out their expiring bread and other products to NGOs every day. WWF also introduced a program that gives incentives to individuals who sell segregated waste materials. Yet, one ugly picture that still prevails is the pagpag (left-over food) scavenging of the marginalized sector just to be able to survive.

https://www.adobomagazine.com/philippine-news/no-place-for-food-waste-wwf-philippines-kicks-off-savour-planet-2019-with-a-new-theme/
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@cassquin said in Looking for Youth Opportunities:

Hello! I'm a young environmentalist and entrepeneur from Cebu :) I want to make a change in my community right now but I sometimes feel like I'm to young. When I try to join some things, I am not eligible enough since I lack experience. I'd like to know about any opportunities for the youth that I could join like volunteering, conferences, programs, events, etc. I am from Cebu city but I am willing to travel locally or even internationally.
https://www.google.com/search?q=united+nations+internship+philippines&rlz=1C5CHFA_enPH865PH866&oq=United+nations+internship&aqs=chrome.1.0l6.10065j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&ibp=htl;jobs&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiNhMSTkMrlAhUYPnAKHejXAtYQp4wCMAB6BAgIEAE#fpstate=tldetail&htidocid=NC1r_6kko7NX4kynAAAAAA%3D%3D&htivrt=jobs
https://www.vsointernational.org/ or internship from VSO. try aslo JVP of Ateneo schools

Hi! I am Nehemiah, a staff of a nonprofit organization in the Philippines. Our organization is presently in search of ways to raise funds and activities as such could be of great help to us. Unfortunately, I just opened my account and it was way beyond the deadline for we have been busy in the past weeks attending clients who are children victims of human rights violations.
In relation to that, I would like to inquire if there will be another schedule similar to the said activity?
I am fervently hoping that you will continue to notify my account for events as such.

For the Filipino Children,
Nehemiah

@kreextoff said in Weekly Welcome: Philippines – 15 OCT 2018:

Hi everyone! My name is Kristoff. I'm on my final stretch of college. I'll be graduating soon this December with a bachelor's degree in literature (yay more sleep!). It has become my dream to work for an NGO; to serve the underprivileged people especially the youth who have been wronged, abused, and whose dignity and innocence have been robbed from them. I don't know how I became so suddenly passionate about this but I think my course--through the people I met and the books I've read--opened my eyes to the actual world. I became more socially aware and involve especially with what is happening in our country right now. I think one of the greatest problems we are facing right now that needs to be addressed is the lack of quality education. Students lack the ability to think critically because everything is shove to them at face value while there are other teachers that lack the necessary training and the right attitude to hone their abilities. Literature is being put aside because of it's "impracticality" and "unmarketability." Thus, it is that I believe through literature we can empower and liberate the youth so they can do the same to others, as it did to me.

However, I am still practically new on the inner workings of an NGO. The same reason why I enrolled here. To grow my knowledge, skills and experiences. Even, I'm planning to take up a masteral course on community development or whatnot. But I don't know. I'm still actually torn. The other side of me, the creative side, wants to continue on the career path that led me to my course. Anyway, I think I have said enough. Thank you for this opportunity. I hope to meet all of you and learn from everyone here! Salute to you all for wanting to create impact and change!

Thank you @kreextoff for sharing your story and for posting in this Community. It is so great to have you here and to learn about your background!

@All, do others have any advice for @kreextoff or any thoughts to share in response to his post?

@mark_g said in NEW: Philippines Weekly Welcome – 24 SEP 2018:

Hello everyone!

Today we are starting a new weekly tradition of welcoming all of our new members in the Philippines Community of Practice!

Welcome new members! We are so excited to have you here. Please respond and introduce yourselves to the Community! Please also tell us:

1: What would you like to discuss, share, or learn about in this Community?

2: What are your professional goals?

3: Anything else you would like to tell us :)

All other members ( @all ) : Please welcome our new members by replying to their posts! Let's make sure everyone feels welcome and is excited to collaborate.

This will be a great way to meet some of the people doing great work around the country and help each other collaborate on important ideas.

Welcome all!

@mark_g said in NEW: Philippines Weekly Welcome – 24 SEP 2018:

Hello everyone!

Today we are starting a new weekly tradition of welcoming all of our new members in the Philippines Community of Practice!

Welcome new members! We are so excited to have you here. Please respond and introduce yourselves to the Community! Please also tell us:

1: What would you like to discuss, share, or learn about in this Community?

2: What are your professional goals?

3: Anything else you would like to tell us :)

All other members ( @all ) : Please welcome our new members by replying to their posts! Let's make sure everyone feels welcome and is excited to collaborate.

This will be a great way to meet some of the people doing great work around the country and help each other collaborate on important ideas.

Welcome all!

@mark_g said in NEW: Philippines Weekly Welcome – 24 SEP 2018:

Hello everyone!

Today we are starting a new weekly tradition of welcoming all of our new members in the Philippines Community of Practice!

Welcome new members! We are so excited to have you here. Please respond and introduce yourselves to the Community! Please also tell us:

1: What would you like to discuss, share, or learn about in this Community?

2: What are your professional goals?

3: Anything else you would like to tell us :)

All other members ( @all ) : Please welcome our new members by replying to their posts! Let's make sure everyone feels welcome and is excited to collaborate.

This will be a great way to meet some of the people doing great work around the country and help each other collaborate on important ideas.

Welcome all!

Hi, my name is Sittie Jamairah D. Disomimba. I am new to Philanthropy University and in this community. Im still trying to learn how this works. and im interested to know as much as everything and to contribute as well. :)