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Northern Mindanao SMEs learn export 101 Volume III, No. 124

Editor : Cheng Ordoñez

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AG AYA N d e Oro City - Small and Me dium Enterprises (SMEs) in Northern Mindanao learn that before exporting, products should be ready and buyers abroad should be scrutinized.

The Export Marketing Bureau (EMB) of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) during their two day Philippine Export Competitiveness Seminar in the city revealed that a lot of complaints raised to them are result of either importer’s claiming of defective products from exporters or exporters complaining of non-payment of balance shipped to importers. Sonia L. Rodriguez, division chief in Export Assistance and Business Matching Division said that it is important that before shipping goods outside the country, there must be a written contract or agreement signed by the two parties regarding terms of transaction. She said this is important so that if there will be complaints or breach of contract, an exporter or importer will have a hard document as evidence. Further, she explained that part of the process is investigation of your wouldSee northmin, page B3

MOA SIGNING - From left: Mr. Marlon Arrabaca of PhilHeath, DSWD-10 regional director Atty. Araceli Solamillo,

Ms. Cynthia Rosales of the Presidential Commission on Urban Poor and Dr. Rosalina Huerbana of River Life Saver Foundation during the the signing of memorandum of agreement, binding the DSWD, civil society groups and non-government agencies, apart from line agencies and LGUs, to the use of Listahanan or the national household targeting system for poverty reduction, yeterday, October 21, 2014, at the activity center of Ayala Centrio Mall, Cagayan de Oro City. (Cheng Ordonez)

DSWD-10 holds advocacy summit By Cheng Ordonez Business Editor

CAGAYAN de Oro City The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Region 10 (DSWD-10) has organized a summit dubbed as “Listahanan Advocacy Summit” cum Kaya Ko Ang Pagbabago Educational and Dance Contest” with the

theme, “Overcoming Extreme Poverty,” Tuesday, at the Ayala Centrio Mall, here. DSWD-10 regional director Atty. Araceli Solamillo said the event is in line with the observance of the National Week for Overcoming Extreme Poverty, which is slated every third month of October.

Atty. Solamillo said this year also marks the fifth year of the Listahanan Data to which they are now looking back on how far they have gone as far as utilizing this data. Listahanan or the national household targeting system for poverty reduction is the Department of Social

Welfare and Development’s information management system that aims to identify poor families who will be beneficiaries of social protection programs and services. As the lead agency for social protection, the DSWD is mandated to develop, See summit, page B3

Isla Verde residents face dislocation over reclamation project By Davao Today

Davao City – Isla Verde residents may be dislocated as a reclamation project in the area is being negotiated by the city government with some investors including a Malaysian firm. Davao City Duterte said Sunday that Malaysian investors and a developer named Reghis Romero are interested in reclaiming the area along Isla Verde

up to the mouth of Davao River area. Duterte said he talked to Romero recently. “In principle, I agreed to their plan to reclaim the area in Isla Verde. The problem is I have also committed to the Malaysians that I will help them,” he said. “Now, I will talk with these two regarding their plan for land reclamation from Isla Verde up to the See project, page B3

obop - Aside from the country’s sweetest lanzones, featured sectors included agriculture, processed food highlighting the One Barangay-One Product (OBOP), arts and crafts, fashion accessories, food, furniture, gifts and home styles, organic and natural products in the island and tourism services during the Agri-Industrial Trade and Tourism Fair (Ugmad ) 2014 in time of Camiguin’s 35th Lanzones Festival on October 19- 26, 2014. (Zita Maestrado-Abellare, DTI-Camiguin/ PIA-Camiguin i-Net)

DBM releases P2.1B for DAR’s ‘Tulay’ project The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has released P2.1 billion to the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) to pay for bridging materials and services to be used in the Tulay ng Pangulo para sa Kaunlarang Pang-Agraryo (TPKP) project. Sourced from the 2014 budget of the Department of Public Works Highways (DPWH), the amount will pay Matiere SAS, a French company that supplied the DPWH with the materiel to be used for the construction, installation, and establishment of the girder-type universal bridges (unibridges). The TPKP unibridges will connect agrarian reform communities and the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP)-covered areas and road networks to main markets nationwide under DAR’s Program Beneficiaries Development (PBD) support services delivery component. Budget Secretary Florencio “Butch” Abad said, “This release will jump-start the construction of these unibridges, so that we can link our farmers to commercial areas where they can sell their produce. The goal is to allow our farmers to become more active participants in the local economy, and ultimately, to expand the reach and development of the country’s agriculture industry.” The DAR will be the executing agency for the TPKP project while the DPWH will be building the pre-fabricated modular steel bridges as supplied by the Matiere SASEiffel Consortium. Of the 418 bridges to be constructed, DAR has already endorsed 287, of which 15 have been completed and one is undergoing construction. “ The Program Beneficiaries Development is an important component of DAR’s mandate to help achieve agrarian reform. At the same time, the infrastructure developed by the TPKP will help our agrarian reform beneficiaries as they make themselves more competitive in the agribusiness sector,” Abad said. The DAR and the DPWH also agreed to replace the damaged Desamparados and Tultugan bridges beside the Bohol circumferential road. However, this is subject to the assessment that the replacement bridges will help develop agrarian reform communities and CARPcovered areas within the region. (DBM)

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A M B A JA O Camiguin -- The grandest and most awaited celebration of an island where lanzones trees bear at its sweetest, will come alive anew starting Sunday, October 19, with an extravaganza of colorful costumes, street dancing, parades and bevy of beauties. This yearly thanksgiving of bounty, known as the” Lanzones Festival,” is on its 35th year now, ceaselessly captivating foreign and local tourists alike, not only with its luscious lanzones fruit, but also for its natural wonders. A showcase of unique, lively tribal dances depicting the story of the fruit and how it came to be the sweetest, awaits every guest. It’s the only time of the year where you get to see the fruit fairies come alive, teeming with grace and beauty as they dance their way to the crowd, for the yearly ritual or act of giving good bounty to the locals. Fruit Fairy Story Based on the folklore, the word lanzones is derived from the Filipino word lason or poison. The story talks of a about

a certain town, filled with trees bearing those rounded, pale yellow fruit believed to be poisonous. They once saw a man who tried to eat one but instantly died the moment the fruit touched his lips. And so, everybody were even more afraid of it until one day, there was no more food and they were hungry, a mystical lady came into town, singing and dancing on the streets, take the fruit and before they could stop her, she ate the deadly fruit. To their amazement the lady did not die and that’s when they started to harvest the fruit and now acclaimed to be the sweetest in the world. Festivities Kabog (bats) and Music Showdown, festival parade, Mutya ng Buahanan, Street Dancing Competition and the Agro-Industrial Tourism-Trade Fair (UGMAD) marks the weeklong celebration. Other activities lined-up include 160 Festival Walk, sports tournaments, dance competitions, job fairs, horse racing and obstacle race, and fun games among others. (JCV/PIA)

The casts of “The King and I,” Camiguin’s Broadway version, performing during the opening night of the Lanzones Festival, last Sunday, Oct. 19, at Mambajao, Camiguin province. (Photo courtesy of PIO-Mamabajao LGU)

The Agri-Industrial Trade and Tourism Fair (Ugmad) 2014 was formally opened on October 19, 2014 as one of the highlights of 35th Lanzones Festival in Camiguin. It is a week-long display of processed foods from the One Barangay-One Product (OBOP), arts and crafts, fashion accessories, food, furniture, gifts and home styles, organic and natural products in the island and tourism services. Camiguin governor Jurdin Jesus M. Romualdo (rightmost), together with (from right to left) Mambajao Mayor Ma. Luisa D. Romualdo, Camiguin Representative Xavier Jesus D. Romualdo and Camiguin’s vice governor James A. Ederango led the ceremonial cutting of ribbons to signal its grand opening. (Zita Maestrado-Abellare, DTI-Camiguin/ PIA-Camiguin i-Net)

NEDA calls for greater support, opportunities for small farmers Greater support and opportunities for small farmers in the Philippines and Asia are needed to enable agriculture workers to take part in the growth process, according to the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA). Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio M. Balisacan made this statement in a video message for the 8th International Conference of the Asian Society of Agricultural Economists (ASAE) at the BRAC Center for Development, Savar, Bangladesh on October 15, 2014. Balisacan said that despite their size, the importance of small farms cannot be overlooked, as countries in Asia are among those with an overwhelming panorama of small farms. The latest statistics from the World Census of Ag-

riculture reported that 90 percent of about 428 million agricultural landholdings in Asia are small farms, which are less than two hectares in area. “In Asia, which is home to around 4.4 billion people, including two-thirds of the world’s undernourished, majority of people living in poverty rely on these small farms for food. Thus, potentially, further development of the agriculture sector, specifically the small farms that constitute it, could redound to rural welfare improvement and poverty alleviation,” said Balisacan, who is also NEDA Director-General and ASAE President. He also noted that although the role of agricultural performance in reducing rural poverty may be less clear today that it was during the Green Revolution

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period, there are remaining areas for policy interventions that can strengthen smallholders’ agricultural performance for them to continue their role as backbone of rural economies and key vehicle for more rapid poverty reduction. “Smallholders are not a homogeneous group. Some of them have the potentials to improve production performance and be transformed into commercially-oriented and profitable farming systems. These smallholder farmers need a policy environment that would support and nurture this transformation and help them overcome the challenges they face,” said Balisacan. B a lis acan s aid t hat small farms are the major sources of raw materials for agribusiness and manufacturing industries and that agricultural commodities geared for exports are good sources of foreign exchange earnings to finance capital accumulation needed for industrialization. “As the economy goes through an industrialization process, agricultural workers, especially during off-planting and harvesting seasons, are often employed in other sectors as contractual or

part-time workers. And as agriculture modernizes and links with the industry and services sectors to increase value adding in agricultural production, more remunerative jobs are created. The range of products and services becomes wider, and markets expand,” Balisacan explained. Balisacan recommended policy levers to further develop the initial conditions that would facilitate propoor growth. “Interventions should be focused in improving farm productivity, especially in areas where topography is not conducive to agriculture. It is also very important to facilitate the linkage of smallholders to supply chains and markets and overcome the threat of climate change,” he said. Balisacan also cited that agricultural investments in adaptation to help farmers improve land management, adjust their planting dates, and introduce new crop varieties are increasingly becoming important. “The increasing complexity and diversity of the environment in which smallholders now exist would not warrant a single policy, but rather a mix See neda, page B3

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be buyer. The exporter must know well his or her buyer and investigate his or her background. Meanwhile Magdalena Cortez, EMB Mediation Officer in the Export Assistance and Business Matching Division explained the export procedures. She said that an exporter must be registered in the Client Profile Registration System (CPRS) because export declaration is filled up online. However, for first time exporters, they need to go to Philexport in their regions. Accreditation of exporters has requirements particularly export performance, audited Financial Statements (FS) from last year and bank certification to verify that the exporter has had inward remittances. After having CPRS approved, exporter may now go to shipping/airline office to get schedules of shipping. Fill up export declaration online and get government commodity clearance. Some products are regulated or prohibited, usually handicrafts don’t need regulation but furniture might need certification from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Cortez said. The Bureau of Customs (BOC) will then handle these goods to load via pier or airport. Since the government is promoting export activities in the country, BOC do not require taxes for export commodities only fees. Through Export Development Act (RA 7844), Export Assistance Network (EXPONET) of EMB facilitates accreditation of exports and processing of Travel Tax Exemption for exporters. EMB urges exporters to lodge complaints to Export Trade Complaints Committee (ETCC). EMB staffs are Supreme Court of the Philippines – accredited mediators on export traderelated complaints. For more information, visit emb.dti.gov.ph. (JMOR/ PIA10)

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mouth of the Davao River,” Duterte said. The investors would be pouring in P33-billion worth of project which involves the development of the 746-hectare coastal area. “They will put a land fill on the area,” Duterte said. He said that the developers will also build a canal. Duterte also said that the city is still asking for ERRATUM The Notice of Hearing name EMILIO ESTORYA JR/MIL ANDY ESTORYA with the Case No.201410-2205 have two(2)units not one(1) unit as publish. OUR APOLOGY/LTFRB-10 -CDOC

an amendment to the presidential proclamations which declares Isla Verde as residential site. Isla Verde, which is 123, 201 square meters, is covered by Presidential Proclamations 85. The barangay has an estimated population of 13, 398. Presidential Proclamation 85 which was signed by then President Joseph Ejercito Estrada states that Isla Verde is a human settlement site. Duterte said the actual project would probably start on 2016. He said that if the residents will agree to the project they would be paid and they would be relocated. D u t e r t e , h o w e v e r, warned the investors not to give even a single peso to any government employee or agency in Davao lest they want their papers “thrown in the trash bin.” “I warned them because all reclamation projects in the country is marred with corruption. If you give money to those in Manila, don’t do it here in Davao,” Duterte said. “I won’t be here anymore by that time. It would be best if Inday (Sara Duterte) would run, at least there will be no corruption because this project involves a lot of money,” he said. (davaotoday.com)

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implement, and coordinate social protection and poverty reduction programs and services for and with the poor, vulnerable, and the disadvantaged. Solamillo said DSWD, however, considers social protection and poverty reduction as a shared responsibility, and while DSWD provides integrated and comprehensive social protection and poverty alleviation programs, it also believes that DSWD should not be alone in this endeavor. She said other government agencies and local governments also have roles and responsibilities in social protection and poverty alleviation. Civil society, academe, and even the program beneficiaries also play important roles in identifying and attending to the needs of the poor and alleviating their difficulties, she added. Also, a memorandum of agreement has been inked Tuesday, binding DSWD and civil society, academe, DOH, PhilHealth, among other program beneficiaries for to the use of the Listahanan.

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interventions holistically address the needs of the poor in the agricultural sector and expands opportunities for smallholders to take part in the growth process,” Balisacan concluded. The ASAE International Conference is conducted every three years, and participated in by agricultural economists, development practitioners, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and students from all over the world. The 2014 Conference intended to address

issues on wages, constraints in agricultural investment, adoption of improved technologies and productivity, and public policies to address constraints of small farms in Asia.

Director Mercedita A. Sombilla of the NEDA Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment Staff also attended the conference and is also a member of the ASAE Secretariat.(NEDA)

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