+ Follow SAN ROQUE MULTIPURPOSE PROJECT Tag
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[Title] => NZ ASEAN Scholars awards alumnus walks his green talk
[Summary] => In 1990, Tom Valdez was a newlywed about to complete his masters degree in regional environmental planning when an opportunity to study in New Zealand under the New Zealand ASEAN Scholars (NZAS) awards came.
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[Title] => Dam, they’re good!
[Summary] => "the whole purpose of creating the company and the cooperative is to provide livelihood opportunities for the women who were relocated as a result of the San Roque Multipurpose Project (srmp)," says Carol Cunningham, managing director of the catchily-named Dam Good Stuff, Inc. (dgsi).
She is referring to the San Roque Multipurpose Project, located on the Agno River, nearly 200 kms. north of Manila, and whose completion more than a year ago threatened to leave local communities without livelihood. Nearly 800 households in San
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She is referring to the San Roque Multipurpose Project, located on the Agno River, nearly 200 kms. north of Manila, and whose completion more than a year ago threatened to leave local communities without livelihood. Nearly 800 households in San
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SAN ROQUE MULTIPURPOSE PROJECT
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She is referring to the San Roque Multipurpose Project, located on the Agno River, nearly 200 kms. north of Manila, and whose completion more than a year ago threatened to leave local communities without livelihood. Nearly 800 households in San
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She is referring to the San Roque Multipurpose Project, located on the Agno River, nearly 200 kms. north of Manila, and whose completion more than a year ago threatened to leave local communities without livelihood. Nearly 800 households in San
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