Women micro entrepreneurs capacitated on Cacao Farming and Production The GREAT Women Project conducted a Cacao Master’s Training on March 19-21, 2019 at JJs Seafood Village and Fort Justine Farm in Bohol. Participated by 26 micro entrepreneurs (20 females and 6 males) from Bohol and Cebu, this activity aimed to train women-cacao farmers on cacao continue reading : Women micro entrepreneurs capacitated on Cacao Farming and Production
WEE Project Micro Entrepreneurs Showcased in IFEX Philippines Eighteen women micro entrepreneurs (WME) supported by the Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) Project participated in the International Food Exposition (IFEX) Philippines on May 24-26, 2019 at the World Trade Center Manila. Dubbed as NXTFOOD Asia, this 13th edition of IFEX Philippines is a three-day international trade exhibition continue reading : WEE Project Micro Entrepreneurs Showcased in IFEX Philippines
Pre-Manila FAME: Product Design and Development Workshop for GREAT Women Microentrepreneurs The GREAT Women Project (GWP) booth is one of the features of Manila FAME held at the World Trade Center Manila on April 25-27, 2019. But did you know that before getting there, the women microentrepreneur (WME) enrollees of the project have undergone a continue reading : Pre-Manila FAME: Product Design and Development Workshop for GREAT Women Microentrepreneurs
PCW GREAT Women Project 2 holds Market Match Forum To help expand and develop new markets for women’s products, the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) through the ECHOsi Foundation is organizing the GREAT Women Market Match Forum on March 11 at the Yuchengo Museum, RCBC Plaza, Makati City. GREAT stands for Gender Responsive Economic Actions continue reading : PCW GREAT Women Project 2 holds Market Match Forum
Pursuing Gender Responsive Science and Technology Through the GREAT Women Project (GWP), the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) recognized the need to build up DOST’s capacity for integrating a gender dimension in its technology transfer and diffusion services, as well as the need for protocols and tools to assess the gender-responsiveness of DOST technologies continue reading : Pursuing Gender Responsive Science and Technology
