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In yet another testament to the Filipinos’ world-class skills and ingenuity, nine Philippine projects successfully hurdled the rigorous selection process of the World Bank Group’s 2009 Global Development Marketplace Competition, an international contest aimed at identifying and funding innovative, early-stage projects with high potential for development impact.

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The website, which allows farmers to trade their produce and check prevailing prices with text messaging, is the "E-Commerce for Farmers" initiative of local e-marketplace B2Bpricenow.com. It was chosen as one of the 30 winning entries from the original 2,400 proposals that were submitted to the World Bank’s Development Marketplace 2001 competition held last January in Washington, D. C.
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Songco received the award for public service from former President Corazon Aquino and US Embassy chargé d’affaires Robert Fitts during ceremonies at the US ambassador’s residence in Makati.

Established in 1988 as part of the US Embassy’s International Visitor Program, the award commemorates Ninoy Aquino’s accomplishment in journalism and public service.
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                    [Title] => Nine Pinoy projects in global climate change competition
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In yet another testament to the Filipinos’ world-class skills and ingenuity, nine Philippine projects successfully hurdled the rigorous selection process of the World Bank Group’s 2009 Global Development Marketplace Competition, an international contest aimed at identifying and funding innovative, early-stage projects with high potential for development impact.

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The website, which allows farmers to trade their produce and check prevailing prices with text messaging, is the "E-Commerce for Farmers" initiative of local e-marketplace B2Bpricenow.com. It was chosen as one of the 30 winning entries from the original 2,400 proposals that were submitted to the World Bank’s Development Marketplace 2001 competition held last January in Washington, D. C.
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Songco received the award for public service from former President Corazon Aquino and US Embassy chargé d’affaires Robert Fitts during ceremonies at the US ambassador’s residence in Makati.

Established in 1988 as part of the US Embassy’s International Visitor Program, the award commemorates Ninoy Aquino’s accomplishment in journalism and public service.
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