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[Title] => UCPB releases P1.3-M for coops
[Summary] => The United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) has released P1.3 million in loans to 11 coconut farmers‚ cooperatives under the Coconut Agrarian Reform Communities Enterprise Development Project (CARCODE).
Another P4.3 million are set to be released to 25 other coconut farmer-cooperatives once their business proposals have been approved.
Through its Coconut Industry Investment Fund (CIIF) Foundation, the UCPB launched the CARCODE. It is a two-year, World Bank-funded program that is being implemented jointly by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) and the bank.
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[Title] => UCPB launches program for coconut farmers
[Summary] => UCPB’s social arm, the UCPB-CIIF Foundation, has launched a novel initiative that will foster working partnerships among coconut farmers’ cooperatives across the country, open new market and trade opportunities for them, and provide their individual coconut farmer-members the stimuli to expand their production, processing, marketing and income-generating capabilities.
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[Title] => UCPB creates networking structure for coco farmers
[Summary] => UCPB’s social arm, the UCPB-CIIF Foundation, has launched a novel initiative that will foster working partnerships among coconut farmers’ cooperatives across the country, open new market and trade opportunities for them, and provide the individual coconut farmer-members the stimuli to expand their production, processing, marketing and income-generating capabilities.
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[Title] => United Coconut Planters Bank joins microfinance b
[Summary] => UCPB has expanded its mirco-finance lending program by launching recently a new P50-million initiative focusing on wives of small coconut farmers.
UCPB chairman and chief executive officer Jeronimo U. Kilayko said the bank’s subsidiary UCPB Rural Bank has so far released half a million pesos in loans to finance the micro enterprises of 112 individuals, mostly housewives, in Sogod, Leyte, where the new program is being pilot-tested.
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Another P4.3 million are set to be released to 25 other coconut farmer-cooperatives once their business proposals have been approved.
Through its Coconut Industry Investment Fund (CIIF) Foundation, the UCPB launched the CARCODE. It is a two-year, World Bank-funded program that is being implemented jointly by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) and the bank.
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UCPB chairman and chief executive officer Jeronimo U. Kilayko said the bank’s subsidiary UCPB Rural Bank has so far released half a million pesos in loans to finance the micro enterprises of 112 individuals, mostly housewives, in Sogod, Leyte, where the new program is being pilot-tested.
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