Awards and Recognition
ANNUAL PROGRAM ON COMMUNITY EXTENSION AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
The Annual Program on Community Extension Awards and Recognition was conceptualized to
1.) celebrate, as a university community of extensionistas, all the hard work and passion
poured into the completion of extension projects in the previous years;
2.) promote a university award system that would disseminate best practices in
community extension work;
3.) create a pool of community extension project practices that can be replicated in
other institutions, uploaded in the university website, and/or presented in reputable
national and international award-giving bodies.
An effective extension service is multi-faceted. Primarily, it must be research-based. All GAA
funded extension projects of the university are required to be designed based on a community-
defined need. Most importantly, it takes passion and a lot of hard work to effect transformation
in the lives of our community partners. Hence, the university needs community extensionistas
with a heart.
The program is composed of the following categories:
1. University Best Practice Recognition in Community Extension 2019
2. Community Extension Poster Award
3. Best IEC Print Material
4. Best Community Extension Video
5. Best Project Implementer (Campus Category)
ASIAN PRODUCTIVITY ORGANIZATION (APO)
WORKSHOP ON TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRADITIONAL CRAFT VILLAGES IN THE INDUSTRY 4.0 ERA
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
October 2-4, 2019
The Workshop of Trends in the Development of Traditional Craft Villages in the Industry 4.0 Era is a project organized by the Asian Productivity Organization, in cooperation with the SMEs Development Support Center 2 (SMEDEC 2). It reviews the current status of and challenges faced by traditional craft villages when attempting to scale up rural household businesses. It discusses diverse approaches to enhancing the productivity and competitiveness of traditional crafts through recent technological advances and innovations to facilitate production, promotion, and sales.
Objectives:
- Raise awareness of traditional craft villages as resources for economic revitalization and sustainable rural community development
- Review challenges traditional craft villages face and increase their competitiveness in the Industry 4.0 era through technological advances and other approaches; and
- Develop action plans for village business development such as innovative craft products and/or craft-based tourism to contribute to inclusive community development.
GOVERNMENT BEST PRACTICE RECOGNITION
The Government Best Practice Recognition (GBPR) is an initiative of the Development Academy
of the Philippines (DAP) to promote and showcase outstanding and innovative practices
demonstrated by the public sector organizations.
The GBPR seeks to recognize successful and validated practices demonstrated by all public
sector organizations. It provides a platform to showcase and promote best practices as a way to
foster knowledge sharing and to contribute in sustaining performance results in the entire
bureaucracy. Ultimately, this collaborative learning mechanism envisions improving the quality
of service and competitiveness of government institutions.
GBPR Presentation Criteria for Judging
Level of Deployment – Is the practice used throughout the whole organization or just
one part of the organization? How well is it understood and applied by relevant
personnel? How long has it been deployed?
Innovation – What is innovative about the practice? Is it a new practice, is it a practice
that gradually improved over time, or is it an idea or practice that was adapted from
another organization?
Best Practice Performance (Results) – Description of the non-financial benefits (e.g.
increased motivation or client satisfaction, reduced staff turnover, greater productivity,
less complaints, satisfied beneficiaries, attainment of MFO targets, alignment with OPIF,
etc) and financial benefits if available (e.g. PhP saved, % increase in revenue or savings,
cost-effectiveness, budget utilization rate, budget disbursement rate) that have resulted
from implementing the practice.
Best Practice Evidence – Has the practice been validated as a 'good/best' practice (e.g.
was it adapted from another organization through benchmarking, was it compared the
practice and its performance against benchmarks, did the organization received any
recognition or award for the practice or does the organization consider it is a good/best
practice based on their own experience)
Replicability of practice – How is great is the potential for the practice to be replicated
by other public sector? Have there been any instances where the practice has been
benchmarked by other agencies or offices?
Review/next steps planned – How will the best practice be sustained or evolved as
necessary?
Source: Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP)
Cebu Technological University’s Hablon sa Cebu, Handwoven in Argao was declared winner in
the Government Best Practices Recognition, among 146 entries from 95 government
organizations in the Philippines. Highlighted in CTU’s entry is how Hablon sa Cebu
accomplished its ESD vision applying the ESD action principles.
Community Extension Projects
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Active partnerships with LGUs, industries, NGA, SMEs, and other stakeholders as a result of extension activities
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CTU Argao Community Extension Program |
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Butong Upland Farmers Association |
Tinabangay Alang sa Hiniusang Ikalahutay-Sewing Apparel for Sustainability through Triple Bottom Line (3P): Retailing in E-Commerce (TAHI sa SASTRE ) Part 1 |
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MUGNA Agri-Cultural Tourism Extension Project |
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Department of Agrarian Reform-Cebu Province |
Technology Transfer and Mass Produciton of Earwig (Eubirellia Annulata) as BCA (Biological Control Agent) |
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Organisadong Grupo sa Mag-uumang Diosnon (OGMAD) |
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Barangay Gutlang, Argao, Cebu |
Developing a Unified Livelihood and Active Well-Being “DULAW” |
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Junior Chamber International-Cebu Metro Cebu Uptown |
Hablon sa Cebu |
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Local Government of Argao |
Hablon sa Cebu |
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Department of Trade and Industry |
Hablon sa Cebu |
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Department of Trade and Industry |
Paglaum University Extension: Shared Service Facility (SSF) on Fabrication Laboratory |
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Department of Health- Treatment and Rehabilitation Center-Argao |
TAMBAYAYONG |
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CTU Barili Community Extension Program |
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Local Government Unit-Barili, Cebu |
Livelihood Training Program on Mushroom Cultivation |
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CTU Carmen Community Extension Program |
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Barangay Puente, Carmen, Cebu |
(PagLaSa TiBu) Pagkaon Lamion sa Tiyan Busgon |
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Computer System Servicing |
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Skills Training in Housekeeping Services for NC II |
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Livelihood Skills Training in Shielded Metal Arc Welding |
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Skills Training in Bread and Pastry (Baking Cakes, Cup Cakes and Cookies with Packaging) |
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Hasa sa Basa, Suwat ug Matematika alang sa Pre-School Learners |
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Pukaw sa Kutaw: A Mixer Tool Introduction to Upscale Production of Liquid Based Livelihood Projects |
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Barangay Luyang, Carmen, Cebu |
Pukaw sa Kutaw: A Mixer Tool Introduction to Upscale Production of Liquid Based Livelihood Projects |
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Mangrove Multi-Species Nursery Farms and Rehabilitation Project Phase II |
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Barangay Sac-on, Carmen, Cebu |
Pukaw sa Kutaw: A Mixer Tool Introduction to Upscale Production of Liquid Based Livelihood Projects |
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Barangay Dauis Sur, Carmen, Cebu |
Pukaw sa Kutaw: A Mixer Tool Introduction to Upscale Production of Liquid Based Livelihood Projects |
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Barangay Cantumog, Carmen, Cebu |
Abtik sa Matematiks Pamaagi sa Singaporean Mathematics |
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Galinga Sa Siyensya (Non-Stem) Chemistry |
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CTU Danao Community Extension Program |
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Barangay Buluang, Compostela |
ALIVE 2.0 Acapulco Soap for LIVelihood and Entrepreneurship- Phase 2 |
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Barangay Cambanay, Danao |
Experimento Namu, Panginabuhi Ninyu |
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Sugkay Sugkay ni Nanay Alang sa Kalambuan Phase 2 |
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Barangay Taboc Camaligbato, Danao |
Experimento Namu, Panginabuhi Ninyu |
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Sugkay Sugkay ni Nanay Alang sa Kalambuan Phase 2 |
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Barangay Maslog, Danao |
SSF Fablab Danao |
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Problem Solving Made Easy |
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Department of Trade and Industry |
SSF Fablab Danao |
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Barangay Masaba, Danao |
Kalambuan sa Pamilya, Pinaagi sa Sabong Panlaba (Phase II: Packaging, Marketing and Bookkeeping) |
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Barangay Tag-Ube, Compostela |
Kamias Panghugas |
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Barangay Guinacot, Danao |
Katam-isi sa Pagluto Kinabuhi Mulambo Phase 2 |
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Comspostela Central School, Compostela |
Kulukabildo: Ang Ikaduhang Hugna, Phae 2 |
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Barangay Poblacion, Danao |
Computer Mo, Lamdag Jo |
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Barangay Canamucan, Compostela |
Tractenberg on Wheels: Madali Maging MathAlino |
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Barangay Poblacion, Compostela |
Tractenberg on Wheels: Madali Maging MathAlino |
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Barangay Corazon, Catmon |
Magnegosyo Na Ta |
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Barangay Sabang, Danao |
Problem Solving Made Easy |
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Barangay Taytay, Danao |
Problem Solving Made Easy |
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City Agriculture Service Office |
Tabang sa Kinaiyahan |
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Barangay Bingay, Borbon |
Computer Training Mo, Tabang ko |
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Department of Education-Danao |
Trachtenberg on Wheels 2.0: Teachers’ Training |
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CTU Moalboal Community Extension Program |
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Bugho Hog Raisers Association |
Panginabuhian alang sa Kalambuan: Patigayon sa Organikong Masanayong Baboyan Phase III |
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Balabagon Hog Raiser Association |
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Basdiot Women Association (BASWA) |
Gasa sa Kusina |
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CTU San Francisco Community Extension Program |
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San Francisco Women’s Association |
Gasa sa Isla Phase II |
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Purok Kuampang, San Francisco, Cebu |
Backyard Farming of Tilapiain Trapond(Trapal Pond) |
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CTU Tuburan Community Extension Program |
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Baragay Apalan, Tuburan, Cebu |
MA-TEKNIK Program |
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DepEd District 1 of Tuburan, Tuburan, Cebu |
Project BISDAK: Binisayang Serbisyo ug De-kalidad nga pagtudlo Alng sa Kabataan sa Barangay |
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Baragay Apalan, Tuburan, Cebu |
Sulat Basa 123 (Phase 2) |
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Barangay Tuminjao, Tuburan, Cebu |
PPPAW (Pagtudlo og Paggama Pamaagi og Welding) |
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Putat Farmers Association |
Organic Native Swine Expansion Technology (ONSET) |
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Maghan-Ay Farmers Association |
Organic Native Swine Expansion Technology (ONSET) |
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Alegria Small Coconut Farmers Association |
Organic Native Swine Expansion Technology (ONSET) |
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Monte Alegre Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Irrigators and Farmers Association Inc. |
Organic Native Swine Expansion Technology (ONSET) |
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Nagkahiusang Gagmay Mananagat sa Carmelo |
Organic Native Swine Expansion Technology (ONSET) |
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Barangay Otso Farmers’ Association |
Mugna Sa Kusina: Vacuum Fried Squash Crackers |
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Department of Trade & Industry |
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Local Government, Municipality of Tuburan |
CTU Tuburan Extension Projects, Programs and Activities |
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CTU Main-College of Computer, Information and Communications Technology Community Extension Program |
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Barangay San Roque, Cebu City |
CompLit 4.0 |
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CTU Main-College of Education Community Extension Program |
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AGAK Foundation Inc. |
Training Adult-Beneficiaries for Purposeful Outcomes |
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Lamac Multipurpose Cooperative (LMPC) |
PaTEGAYON (Pagsagop sa Teknolohiya sa Grupong Alayon) Phase 2 |
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Department of Trade and Industry- Cebu Provincial Office |
Skills Training on Food Processing of Patented Products |
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CTU Main-College of Engineering Community Extension Program |
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Barangay San Roque, Talisay Cebu |
Basic Electrical Wiring Installation Phase 2 |
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Phase 2: TV Antenna Assembly and Servicing |
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A Livelihood Program: Waste Into Sustainable HandiCradfts Phase II & T Shirt Production |
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CTU Main-College of Management and Entrepreneurship Community Extension Program |
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Barangay Banhigan, Badian, Cebu |
Kakugi sa Pagpangalagad ug Palambo sa Tagibalangay (Phase II) |
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CTU Main-College of Technology Community Extension Program |
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Barangay Bolongan, Toledo |
Liwanag Mo Sagot Ko: Lighting Up Lives Through Renewable Energy Application and Utilization |
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Department of Trade and Industry- Cebu Provincial Office |
Bag Pattern Making and Designing |
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SSF Product Design, Packaging and Printing Training |
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CTU Pinamungajan Community Extension Program |
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Barangay Duangan, Pinamungajan, Cebu |
KAAGAPAY: Multi-Skilled Heavy Equipment Operator’s para sa Pandaigdigan Kakayahan |
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Barangay Tajao, Pinamungajan, Cebu |
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Barangay Bato, Toledo City, Cebu |
KAAGAPAY: Construction Laborer |
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SSF/FABLAB |
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Department of Trade and Industry-Region 7 |
Fabric Printing and Product Packaging- CTU Carmen |
Organizational Chart
Shared Service Facility
What is Shared Service Facility?
MSME Development (MSMED) is a key strategy to achieve the government’s goal of inclusive growth and jobs generation. The 2013 General Appropriations Act (GAA) has earmarked funds under the budget of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to implement its “Big Push” for MSME development. A major component of the MSMED Program is the Shared Service Facilities (SSF) Project which aims to improve the competitiveness of MSMEs by providing them with machinery, equipment, tools, systems, skills and knowledge under a shared system. [1]
The SSF Project is being implemented nationwide with project partners termed as Cooperators. Cebu Technological University is one of the selected co-operators of SSF projects in Cebu Province of Region 7.
The SSF Project aims to attain one or more of the objectives below:
- Enable MSMEs to increase their productivity;
- Accelerate MSMEs’ competitiveness by giving them access to energy efficient technologies and more sophisticated equipment;
- Encourage the graduation of MSMEs to the next level where they could tap a better and wider market share and be integrated in the global supply chain;
- Take into account convergence where government resources are pooled and integrated; and
- Address the gap and bottlenecks in the value chain of priority industry clusters.
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Cebu Technological University-Argao Campus |
SSF for Digital Fabrication Laboratory |
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SSF for Handloom Weaving |
The weaving facility contains twenty (20) handloom machines with 2 treadles. The frame of the loom is metal, making it lighter and sturdier than its traditional wooden counterpart. All moving parts are made of wood. The loom was constructed by experts from the province of Abra but its design is a combination of the Abra and Iloilo looms. The metal frame is a modification made to make the looms more durable. Ten (10) of the twenty (20) handlooms are equipped with 60-inch metal reeds while the rest are equipped with a 36-inch metal reeds. All twenty looms are furnished with nylon heddles |
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Cebu Technological University-Carmen Campus |
SSF for Indigenous Fabric Printing |
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Cebu Technological University-Daanbantayan Campus |
Food Innovation Center |
The Shared Service Facilities (SSF) Project aims to improve the competitiveness of MSMEs by providing them with machinery, equipment, tools, systems, skills and knowledge under a shared system. |
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Cebu Technological University-Danao Campus |
SSF for Digital Fabrication Laboratory |
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Cebu Technological University-Tuburan Campus |
SSF for Digital Fabrication Laboratory |
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Food Innovation Center |
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Cebu Technological University-Main Campus |
SSF for Product Packaging, Design and Printing Center |
The SSF of Cebu Technological University-Main Campus is a “Product Packaging, Design, and Printing Center” which aim to provide production support to MSME’s within the locality on product packaging, design, and printing by providing them access to more advanced machinery/equipment to increase their productivity and competitiveness among other entrepreneurs |
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Cebu Technological University-Tabogon Extension Campus |
SSF for Breadfruit Noodle Making |
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