+ Follow Quedan and Rural Credit Guarantee Corporation Tag
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[Title] => 6 Quedan officials guilty
[Summary] => Dahil sa umanoy pagpapautang ng P2 milyon sa isang pribadong indibidwal noong 2006, hinatulang guilty ng Sandiganbayan Seventh Division ang anim na dating opisyal ng Quedan and Rural Credit Guarantee Corporation.
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[Title] => Extend loans to market vendors - Sen. Villar
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Senate President Manny Villar urged government financial institutions (GFIs) to extend loans to wet market sellers engaged in micro-entrepreneurship.
Villar, who is making the rounds of wet markets across the country in his senatorial campaign, said the market vendors are falling prey to leaders who offer quick loans with excessively high interest rates.
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The Philippine Coconut Authority made this report lately, adding that the damage would even affect harvests within the next two years.
The situation resulted in the declaration of two agricultural financing institutions to impose a one-year moratorium on loan payments from borrowers whose crops and properties were damaged by the typhoons.
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[Title] => Gov’t releases P21-M under SME unified lending scheme
[Summary] => The government has released a total of P21 million under the small and medium enterprises (SME) Unified Lending Opportunities for National Growth or SULONG program.
This was reported yesterday by Acting Trade and Industry Secretary Adrian Cristobal in a yearend press briefing.
The SULONG financing program is part of government’s effort to help the small and medium enterprise sector which accounts for 99 percent of the total establishments in the country and employs 70 percent of the labor force.
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[Title] => DA to provide counterpart funding to local government units
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will continue to provide counterpart funding to local government units (LGUs) to bankroll farm and fishery programs despite seeing the department’s budget this year sharply cut to P16.5 billion from P19.9 billion in 2002.
Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo said however, that eventually, LGUs should absorb the greater burden of financing agricultural projects since the National Government already increased their Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) to P141 billion this year from the previous year’s P134.4 billion.
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Villar, who is making the rounds of wet markets across the country in his senatorial campaign, said the market vendors are falling prey to leaders who offer quick loans with excessively high interest rates.
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At least 43,000 hectares of coconut land in the Philippines were damaged by the three typhoons in the recent past, which translated to about P600 million in loses to the country's coconut industry.
The Philippine Coconut Authority made this report lately, adding that the damage would even affect harvests within the next two years.
The situation resulted in the declaration of two agricultural financing institutions to impose a one-year moratorium on loan payments from borrowers whose crops and properties were damaged by the typhoons.
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[Title] => Gov’t releases P21-M under SME unified lending scheme
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This was reported yesterday by Acting Trade and Industry Secretary Adrian Cristobal in a yearend press briefing.
The SULONG financing program is part of government’s effort to help the small and medium enterprise sector which accounts for 99 percent of the total establishments in the country and employs 70 percent of the labor force.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will continue to provide counterpart funding to local government units (LGUs) to bankroll farm and fishery programs despite seeing the department’s budget this year sharply cut to P16.5 billion from P19.9 billion in 2002.
Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo said however, that eventually, LGUs should absorb the greater burden of financing agricultural projects since the National Government already increased their Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) to P141 billion this year from the previous year’s P134.4 billion.
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December 24, 2006 - 12:00am
