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[Title] => A rough guide to TV heroines
[Summary] => Cynics might say that these days, small screen heroines are a dime a dozen. These are also probably the same people who believe that women can never be as interesting as men, so forgive me if I’m inclined to disagree.
[DatePublished] => 2014-02-07 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Margarita Buenaventura
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[Title] => Turning farmers into entrepreneurs
[Summary] => For as long as they can remember, farmers of the remote village of Sagrada Familia – Gibato in Dumarao, Capiz have been tilling the soil, a work they inherited from their parents, uncertain of what the future may bring.
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[Title] => Survey bares rise in income of CARP beneficiaries
[Summary] => The average annual household income of farmer-beneficiaries of the government’s Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) has increased by as much 11 percent indicating a decline in the proportion of poor families living in the countryside, a mid-term survey conducted by the Department of Land Reform’s Agrarian Reform Communities Project (ARCP) showed.
[DatePublished] => 2005-08-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Katherine Adraneda
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[Title] => Addressing malnutrition: DLR gives P3M to farmers' children
[Summary] => The Department of Land Reform has extended P3 million for medical health and nutrition program to agrarian reform communities and their adjacent communities where there are high incidents of malnutrition among farmers' children in Cebu.
The medical health and nutrition program involves mainly provision of medical equipment and medicine to health centers for the selected ARCs aimed to minimize malnutrition among children of low-income agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs).
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[Title] => DAR chief calls for cooperative revolution
[Summary] => A cooperative revolution founded on the values of cooperation, equity, solidarity, self-administration and mutual responsibility is elemental to the success of land reform and consequently, to the country’s aspired economic recovery, Agrarian Reform Secretary Roberto Pagdanganan said.
True to the adage "In unity there is strength," cooperatives are effective mechanisms in empowering the rural poor, especially individual farm and fisher folks, who currently represents 70 percent of Filipinos living below the poverty threshold, Pagdanganan said.
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[Title] => DAR mulls more agrarian reform zones
[Summary] => The expansion in delivering support services to farmer-beneficiaries is now under the program target of the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). Called Kalahi Agrarian Reform (Kalahi ARZ), it is patterned after the agrarian reform community (ARC) concept developed in 1993.
Agrarian Reform Secretary Roberto Pagdanganan aims to establish at least one Kalahi ARZ per province and shall cover one or more municipalities in a district.
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[Title] => WB OKs $150-M RP loan
[Summary] => The World Bank approved a total of $150 million in loans for rural Philippines in the past two months.
A $50-million loan was issued for the Philippines Second Agrarian Reform Communities Development Project (ARCDP II), a project designed to reduce rural poverty and enhance the quality of life of the target agrarian reform communities (ARCs) by improving their productive assets, rural infrastructure and access to key support services.
The projects covers 80 ARCs including about 70,000 farm households.
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[Title] => DAR extends help to non-CARP farmers
[Summary] => Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza is giving non-beneficiaries of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) a chance to improve their lives through the adoption of an innovative scheme called Bayanihan Agrarian Reform Zones (BAR zones).
Braganza gave the assurance to reach out not only to former-beneficiaries, but also to non-CARP farmers by implementing the principles of BAR zones in non-agrarian reform communities (ARCs).
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[Summary] => For as long as they can remember, farmers of the remote village of Sagrada Familia – Gibato in Dumarao, Capiz have been tilling the soil, a work they inherited from their parents, uncertain of what the future may bring.
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[Title] => Survey bares rise in income of CARP beneficiaries
[Summary] => The average annual household income of farmer-beneficiaries of the government’s Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) has increased by as much 11 percent indicating a decline in the proportion of poor families living in the countryside, a mid-term survey conducted by the Department of Land Reform’s Agrarian Reform Communities Project (ARCP) showed.
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[Title] => Addressing malnutrition: DLR gives P3M to farmers' children
[Summary] => The Department of Land Reform has extended P3 million for medical health and nutrition program to agrarian reform communities and their adjacent communities where there are high incidents of malnutrition among farmers' children in Cebu.
The medical health and nutrition program involves mainly provision of medical equipment and medicine to health centers for the selected ARCs aimed to minimize malnutrition among children of low-income agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs).
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[Summary] => A cooperative revolution founded on the values of cooperation, equity, solidarity, self-administration and mutual responsibility is elemental to the success of land reform and consequently, to the country’s aspired economic recovery, Agrarian Reform Secretary Roberto Pagdanganan said.
True to the adage "In unity there is strength," cooperatives are effective mechanisms in empowering the rural poor, especially individual farm and fisher folks, who currently represents 70 percent of Filipinos living below the poverty threshold, Pagdanganan said.
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Agrarian Reform Secretary Roberto Pagdanganan aims to establish at least one Kalahi ARZ per province and shall cover one or more municipalities in a district.
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[Title] => WB OKs $150-M RP loan
[Summary] => The World Bank approved a total of $150 million in loans for rural Philippines in the past two months.
A $50-million loan was issued for the Philippines Second Agrarian Reform Communities Development Project (ARCDP II), a project designed to reduce rural poverty and enhance the quality of life of the target agrarian reform communities (ARCs) by improving their productive assets, rural infrastructure and access to key support services.
The projects covers 80 ARCs including about 70,000 farm households.
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[Title] => DAR extends help to non-CARP farmers
[Summary] => Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza is giving non-beneficiaries of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) a chance to improve their lives through the adoption of an innovative scheme called Bayanihan Agrarian Reform Zones (BAR zones).
Braganza gave the assurance to reach out not only to former-beneficiaries, but also to non-CARP farmers by implementing the principles of BAR zones in non-agrarian reform communities (ARCs).
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