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The faculty members of the program during the conduct of various capability building activities
                                                    among cooperatives in the province.









                  Dr. Ma. Teresa S. Alvarez taught the audience on   Prof. Rosalinda R. Bernaldo discussed about Small  Dr. Carmelita C. Sadang delivered her lecture on
                      how to prepare a Business Plan.  and Medium Enterprise Management.  Business Planning.

               Capacity Building Initiatives for Women

          Cacao Production and Processing as alternative Livelihood Enterprise foe for Selected 4Ps BENEFICIARIES OF THE
          ADOPT – A-BARANGAY OF ISU ECHAGUE CAMPUS

          Helping the country’s vision of sustained economic development, Cacao capacity enhancement on the production and
          processing as an alternative livelihood enterprise will improve lives of Filipinos, and empowered poor and marginalized
          sectors. The program aims to create sustainable livelihood opportunities for vulnerable selected beneficiaries, through
          skills and entrepreneurship training in identified market linkages, aid and support beneficiaries in attaining a better
          and  quality  living  in  the  future..The  project  will  be  sustained  through  the efficient  management  of Isabela  State
          University and together with the CBAPA Entrepreneur students. Sustainability Plan would be providing continuous
          provision of technical support, monitoring and assistance to these beneficiaries by the University thru its extension
          unit. Lastly, they will be trained on product development, processing, marketing establishment and management, for
          them to grow their own business providing employability to the beneficiaries and for additional income through sales.






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