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Baguio identifies activities to boost economic enterprises
BAGUIO CITY – The city government targets to achieve economic expansion by 2028 through creativity, innovation, and digital integration, based on the 2025-2028 Executive Legislative Agenda (ELA) comprehensive plan.
The plan outlines four major initiatives – the pursuit of new local economic enterprises, development of the Baguio Creative Website, creation of the Baguio MSME (micro, small and medium enterprises) Startup and Innovation Desk, and the development of the Smart Economic Integration Program.
Mayor Benjamin Magalong said these initiatives form part of the city’s broader strategy to “create an environment that supports innovation, empowers local industries, and ensures efficient public service delivery.”
He also said that through the programs, Baguio aims to expand its economic base, enhance competitiveness in the global market, and solidify its role as a creative and digital hub by 2028.
Aklan MSMEs explore new market opportunities at Aklan Product Expo 2025
ILOILO CITY (PIA) — Thirty-six exhibitors from Aklan showcased the province’s finest products at the Aklan Product Expo 2025 at the SM City Iloilo’s Activity Center as they explored new market opportunities with the Ilonggo market.
Organized by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Aklan Provincial Office, the expo features piña weaving, handcrafted home decor, coconut-based products, and local delicacies.
DTI Aklan Provincial Director Romel Amihan said the participation of these MSMEs demonstrates Aklan’s commitment to sustaining its creative industries and promoting local products beyond the province.
Read More: https://pia.gov.ph/news/aklan-msmes-explore-new-market-opportunities-at-aklan-product-expo-2025/
Marikina boosts local industries and MSMEs for Christmas 2025
MARIKINA City Mayor Marjorie Ann “Maan” Teodoro on Monday said the city government will focus on developing local industries and supporting micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) this coming Christmas season.
Teodoro, during the flag-raising ceremony on Nov. 3, thanked local officials and volunteers for ensuring a safe and orderly observance of All Saints’ Day, and All Souls’ Day 2025 before outlining upcoming events for the city’s entrepreneurs.
“The Marikina Coffee Festival 2025 is coming, an opportunity to showcase products made by our local entrepreneurs — from coffee, pastries, and crops to homegrown brands that give life to our economy,” she said.
She added that the Christmas Shoe Bazaar 2025 will highlight the craftsmanship of Marikina’s shoemakers and artisans.
Marikina’s shoe industry continues to face challenges from cheaper imported footwear, limited access to materials, and the need to modernize production facilities. Despite these pressures, local manufacturers persist in upholding the city’s legacy of craftsmanship and creativity.
Filipino Creativity Shines at the 2025 National Arts & Crafts Fair in SM Megamall
Manila, Philippines — The 2025 National Arts and Crafts Fair (NACF), held on October 22–29 at the Megatrade Halls of SM Megamall, successfully brought together thousands of artisans, buyers, and cultural enthusiasts in a celebration of Filipino creativity and craftsmanship.
Organized by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), the annual fair once again highlighted the best of local talent across the regions—featuring an inspiring mix of traditional crafts, contemporary handmade products, and innovative designs proudly created by micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the creative sector.
This year’s fair showcased a wide range of artisanal products, from handwoven textiles and intricate woodwork to modern home décor, fashion accessories, and sustainable crafts. More than just a marketplace, the NACF served as a vibrant marketplace for MSMEs to expand their reach, connect with buyers, and explore business opportunities both locally and abroad.
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NOVEMBER 2025
SEC mulls MSME exemption from audited financial statements
MANILA, Philippines — The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) wants to exempt micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from the mandatory submission of audited financial statements in a bid to further reduce their compliance costs.
The SEC has submitted a policy paper to the Department of Finance (DOF), recommending that corporations with total assets or liabilities not exceeding P3 million be required to submit annual financial statements certified under oath by their treasurer or chief financial officer in lieu of audited financial statements.
DTI chief Roque hails approval of Tatak Pinoy Strategy
MANILA – Trade and Industry Secretary Cristina Roque on Monday underscored gains from approval by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. of the 10-year national industrial roadmap dubbed Tatak Pinoy Strategy (TPS).
The TPS, signed through Memorandum Circular No. 104 last Oct. 24, requires all government agencies to prioritize local products and services in their procurement.
It operationalizes the Tatak Pinoy Act, or Republic Act 11981.
Roque, who also chairs the Tatak Pinoy Council, said TPS allows local industries to further grow and have access to global opportunities.
“The TPS empowers our MSMEs (micro, small, and medium enterprises) and industries to innovate with purpose, produce with pride, and compete globally with confidence. We thank the President for his swift approval of this landmark policy that will boost our economy and generate more jobs for Filipinos,” she said.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), in a press release, said the policy was formulated after 27 national consultations in line with the Philippine Development Plan 2023–2028, calling for greater collaboration among stakeholders.
Read More: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1262377
OCTOBER 2025
RCBC partners with PearlPay to expand QRPh payments among MSMEs
TAGUIG CITY, PHILIPPINES – Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) and PearlPay have sealed a partnership to accelerate the adoption of QR Ph digital payments among local government units, schools, clinics, and micro and small enterprises.
The signing ceremony was held at the RCBC Collaboration Hub in A.T. Yuchengco Tower, Bonifacio Global City.
Through this collaboration, PearlPay operators can now accept interoperable QR Ph payments, the national standard for QR-powered transactions launched by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). The initiative will empower community-based businesses such as small schools, clinics, and homegrown shops to join the formal digital economy, advancing financial inclusion at the grassroots level.
Read More: https://businessmirror.com.ph/2025/10/30/rcbc-partners-with-pearlpay-to-expand-qrph-payments-among-msmes/
Filipino women entrepreneurs seek stronger cultural MSME policies
QUEZON CITY—Filipino women entrepreneurs who lead cultural micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) are urging the government and support institutions to develop stronger, gender-responsive policies to address persistent challenges such as limited financing, uneven digital access, and unequal inclusion in business networks.
The call anchored the launch of a three-part “Policy Leadership Workshop Series” in Quezon City, which brought together 25 women cultural entrepreneurs from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
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https://manilastandard.net/business/314661645/filipino-women-entrepreneurs-seek-stronger-cultural-msme-policies.html
SEC circulars help MSMEs save up to P41M in discounts
MANILA – Micro, small and medium enterprises benefited around half of PHP80.3 million in discounts from the reforms instituted by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) since July 2025.
SEC, in a press release Tuesday, said three memorandum circulars aimed to encourage the incorporation of MSMEs, and further streamlining of registration process for firms that want to tap the capital market were issued since July.
Citing preliminary data as of Oct. 19, SEC said it has accommodated about 40,157 transactions using the said circulars, and around PHP40.9 million were saved by MSMEs.
One of these circulars is the Memorandum Circular No. 6, which took effect on July 1 and provides a 50 percent discount on the physical and authenticated copies of company filings, including the articles of incorporation and by-laws, general information sheet, and annual financial statements, among others. This provided more than PHP36.5 million worth of discounts.
Read More: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1262030
Kanegosyo Center Expands MSME Empowerment through Suy Sing’s Retail Academy Collaboration
Cebuana Lhuillier’s Kanegosyo Center (KNC) continues to strengthen its mission of empowering micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through its latest collaboration with Suy Sing, the country’s leading one-stop grocery distribution company.
In its most recent engagement, KNC supported Suy Sing’s Retail Academy on tax compliance by providing a full suite of resources and financial solutions for the academy’s Ka-Suy Sing MSME partners. The program featured Mon Abrea, Global Tax Policy Expert, and Chief Tax Advisor of the Asian Consulting Group (ACG), who led the session on “Pass the Tax Audit Today. Prevent LOAs Tomorrow.”
Read More:
https://manilastandard.net/spotlight/314658467/kanegosyo-center-expands-msme-empowerment-through-suy-sings-retail-academy-collaboration.html
“MSMEs are a big part of the agenda.”
Read More: https://www.facebook.com/PhilippineSEC/posts/%EF%B8%8F-msmes-are-a-big-part-of-the-agendaduring-the-senate-committee-on-finance-heari/1237670688404409/
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DoT inks partnerships to promote local destinations, MSME growth
The Department of Tourism (DoT) launched two separate partnerships on Tuesday, which aim to support the growth of local vendors and promote local destinations.
Under the agency’s partnership with TikTok, tourism micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) would undergo a one-day training or “educational sessions” focused on utilizing the platform’s tools to boost their sales and expand their market.
Read More: https://www.bworldonline.com/economy/2025/10/22/707241/dot-inks-partnerships-to-promote-local-destinations-msme-growth/
From wishlists to win-wins: Helping MSMEs stay ahead of the curve
MANILA, Philippines — The holidays in the Philippines are more than just a season of joy — they are the ultimate test of resilience for businesses, especially for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Every December, the surge in demand brings opportunity but also intense pressure: how do you keep customers happy when expectations are at their highest?
Holiday success for sellers should not only be about hitting sales numbers but also building loyalty that lasts long after the season ends.
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DICT: MSME digitalization in Baguio to create more jobs
BAGUIO CITY – The Department of Information and Communications Technology in the Cordillera Administrative Region (DICT-CAR) is optimistic that the digitalization of more than 20,000 micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Baguio City will generate more job opportunities and drive local economic growth.
DICT-CAR promotions and education division head Katherine Faith Aguilar said on Monday that the department’s goal of creating more information technology (IT)-related jobs can be achieved through stronger collaboration between the public and private sectors.
Read More: https://msmehub.dti.gov.ph/wp-admin/post.php?post=6026&action=elementor
Biz group seeks enhanced MSME support, anti-corruption measures
MANILA – Citing the economic importance of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) on Tuesday called on the government to ensure secure data-sharing operability among government offices to eliminate redundant business names and tax registration processes.
This was among the 13 proposals of the PCCI aimed at further uplifting MSMEs, based on the resolution it issued during the day to help institute changes in government.
Some of the proposals aimed at improving the business environment and ensuring ease of doing business are greater access for affordable financing through the Department of Finance, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, and the Small Business Corp. (SB Corp); capacity-building through the Department of Trade and Industry, Department of Tourism, and local governments to help MSMEs participate in regional and global value chains; and for DTI, the Department of Information and Communications Technology, and local chambers of commerce to accelerate the sector’s digital transformation through targeted training, digital toolkits, and access to e-commerce platforms.
Read More: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1261517
Mas Pina-Easy ang Negosyo: 3 Filipino MSME owners share how to enter your easy era of business
Many of today’s MSMEs are born from a passion: a recipe that’s been passed down for generations, a love of coffee and pastries, or a vision to showcase local fashion and design to the global stage. But turning that passion into a sustainable business is another thing on its own. Day-to-day challenges like managing orders and keeping payments on track can be overwhelming.
As businesses grow, so does the need for better tools. While there’s no shortage of tech in the market, many MSMEs often steer away due to cost and complexity. However, when presented with the opportunity to use solutions from GCash for Business, more business owners are discovering the advantages of adopting new tech innovations — especially when it comes to payments.
Read More: https://manilastandard.net/tech/314654673/mas-pina-easy-ang-negosyo-3-filipino-msme-owners-share-how-to-enter-your-easy-era-of-business.html
ASEAN Foundation eyes 17.5K PH MSMEs for AI advancement training
MANILA – About 17,500 Philippines-based micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are targeted to be enrolled in the two-year AI (artificial intelligence) for MSME Advancement in ASEAN (AIM ASEAN) program starting this November.
The ASEAN Foundation said nine Southeast Asian organizations have been identified to lead domestic implementation, with impact enterprise Limitless Lab tapped to help MSMEs from the Philippines.
Read More: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1260460
SM pilots Alfamart franchising to boost MSMEs
MANILA, Philippines — Alfamart Philippines, the minimart chain of the SM group, has recently launched its franchising program. This opens doors for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to grow alongside Alfamart’s nationwide expansion.
The pilot began in Laguna with two franchise-owned stores. The first was launched with Leovino C. Datario, a long-time Alfamart landlord, in October 2024.
The second, opened last August in partnership with Arles A. Uy, Jr., owner of AAU Corp. which operates 15 Express Clean laundromat branches aside from Alfamart stores.
Read More: https://business.inquirer.net/551963/sm-pilots-alfamart-franchising-to-boost-msmes
DTI steps up price monitoring ahead of holidays
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has intensified its nationwide market monitoring to ensure the prices of basic necessities and prime commodities remain stable and affordable ahead of the holiday season, in line with a directive from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
The move aims to safeguard consumers from unwarranted price hikes, which are a concern as demand typically rises during the festive period.
As part of the DTI’s Consumer Welfare Month celebration, Trade Secretary Ma. Cristina Roque led an inspection at the Taguig People’s Market on Thursday. Monitoring teams checked 68 units of basic necessities and prime commodities—including canned goods, milk, coffee, noodles and condiments—for price compliance.
Read More: https://manilastandard.net/business/314653342/dti-steps-up-price-monitoring-ahead-of-holidays.html
LandBank rolls out new lending program to empower MSMEs
MANILA – State-run Land Bank of the Philippines (LandBank) rolled out a new lending program to empower micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and their partner financial institutions with accessible financing and capacity-building support.
In a statement on Thursday, the bank said LandBank’s Innovative Financing Thrust Towards Inclusive National Growth thru Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises, or the LIFTING MSMEs Lending Program, allows eligible borrowers to use loan proceeds for working capital, business expansion, equipment purchase or upgrade, renovation, digitalization, franchising, export and trade finance, and green or sustainable projects.
Read More : https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1260595
Purpose, passion, profit drive MSME growth in Philippines
MANILA, Philippines – Behind iron grills across the Philippines, sari-sari (variety) store owners pursue dreams that go far beyond their small storefronts.
For these micro-entrepreneurs, their modest shops represent something much larger: It’s a form of resilience that helps them weather economic uncertainty, so they can provide, first and foremost, for their families.
According to Boston Consulting Group’s (BCG) recent “Heart of Hustle” report, a survey of 3,098 micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)—which make up 99.5 percent of all businesses in the country, including sari-sari stores, and employ over 60 percent of the workforce—paint a portrait of an economy driven by devotion to their loved ones.
Read More: https://business.inquirer.net/551344/purpose-passion-profit-drive-msme-growth-in-ph
DTI, Landbank unite to fast-track MSME growth with lifting financing
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – In an effort to provide micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) access to capital, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) will identify and endorse eligible MSME borrowers to LANDBANK under its recently launched LIFTING MSMEs Program (LANDBANK’s Innovative Financing Thrust Towards Inclusive National Growth thru Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises).
The move is in line with the directive of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. to improve access to capital for MSMEs through affordable loans and financing programs. It also complements DTI’s five-point agenda by providing MSMEs with crucial financing and technical support to compete globally.
DTI will also collaborate on the design and delivery of capacity-building activities to ensure that endorsed MSMEs are ready for financing and can achieve long-term sustainability.
The LIFTING MSMEs Program provides innovative financial solutions, expanding Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises’ (MSMEs) access to capital. This initiative will help enterprises grow their operations, strengthen their competitiveness, and contribute more effectively to national economic growth.
Read More: https://baguioheraldexpressonline.com/dti-landbank-unite-to-fast-track-msme-growth-with-lifting-financing/
MSMEs gain ground as science aid expands
ROXAS CITY—What began as a sideline for couple Lucille and Eugenio Dalida in Singapore has now grown into a thriving local enterprise in Capiz.
Drawing from a family with more than 30 years of dried fish tradition, the pair started producing gourmet “tuyo” (dried fish) in olive oil for the Filipino community abroad, until they turned the venture into a full-time business.
They have now expanded into dried fish variants and snacks—such as sweet dilis, squid rings and shrimp chips.
READ MORE: https://businessmirror.com.ph/2025/10/05/msmes-gain-ground-as-science-aid-expands/
Domestic market enterprises regain their VAT zero-rating privileges
Just as in the case of Subic Bay Freeport Chamber of Commerce, Inc. vs. Department of Finance, etc. (Subic Bay Freeport Case), the entitlement of Registered Business Enterprises (RBEs), specifically Domestic Market Enterprises (DMEs), to VAT-zero rating for local purchases has been revisited by the Supreme Court to provide clarity in the application of the law.
In this case, petitioners Subic Bay Freeport Chamber of Commerce (SBFCC) and Benjamin Antonio, as taxpayers, filed a Petition for Declaratory Relief with an Application for Writ of Temporary Restraining Order and/or Preliminary Injunction against respondents the Departments of Finance (DoF) and Trade and Industry (DTI), the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), Revenue District Office No. 19 (RDO 19) of the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, and the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA), collectively referred to herein as respondents.
READ MORE: https://www.bworldonline.com/economy/2025/10/06/703324/domestic-market-enterprises-regain-their-vat-zero-rating-privileges/
Lawmaker pushes consumer safeguards, MSME support in trade policies
MANILA – Senator Rodante Marcoleta on Thursday underscored that trade reforms must place Filipino consumers and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) at the center, as the Senate Committee on Trade, Commerce, and Entrepreneurship convened its organizational hearing.
“Our goal is to spur economic growth and reduce poverty. Ang hangad namin ay kaunlaran, hindi ‘yung pagkalugi ni Juan at ni Juana (We seek development, not business losses for Juan and Juana),” Marcoleta said, stressing that MSMEs, which employ more than two-thirds of the labor force, deserve full government support.
Read More.: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1260099
Visa, PhilGuarantee partner to widen MSME credit access
“[MSME] deserve to have access to financial products and solutions that are responsive to their needs,” Visa Country Manager Jeffrey V. Navarro said in the statement. “Our collaboration with PhilGuarantee reiterates our support for the government’s vision of expanding financial inclusion.”
Under the deal, Visa will provide support through Visa Government Solutions, which includes services such as disbursement programs, payment acceptance and financial education initiatives.
PhilGuarantee, a state-run company, offers guarantee systems for priority government sectors, including MSMEs that often face barriers in accessing formal credit.
Read More: https://www.bworldonline.com/bw-launchpad/2025/10/01/701983/visa-philguarantee-partner-to-widen-msme-credit-access/
SEPTEMBER 2025
MTIT-Basilan hosts MSME investment roadshow to boost local enterprises
ISABELA CITY, Basilan—The Ministry of Trade, Investments, and Tourism (MTIT)-Basilan spearheaded the MSME Investment and Financing Roadshow on Monday, Sept. 29, at Kasinnahan Resort and Hotel here, bringing together government agencies, financial institutions, and business groups to strengthen support for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
Held under the theme “Empowering MSMEs through Finance, Innovation, and Partnerships,” the event aimed to expand MSMEs’ access to financing, capacity-building, and innovative solutions.
A key highlight was the signing of a Tripartite Agreement on Barangay-led Enterprise Development among the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Business Council (ABICCI), SB Corp., and MTIT-Basilan, marking a stronger partnership to advance local entrepreneurship in the province.
READ MORE: https://bangsamoro.gov.ph/news/latest-news/mtit-basilan-hosts-msme-investment-roadshow-to-boost-local-enterprises/
Philippines seen to have posted solid 6% growth in Q1
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine economy might have posted a 6-percent growth in the first quarter, a performance that could help local equities go into upswing while local bond yields are expected to drop as the central bank stays dovish.
In their monthly “The Market Call” report, economists at University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) explained that the latest tariff actions of US President Donald Trump had set off a kind of “uncertainty” that can “mildly” impact the local economy.
READ MORE: https://business.inquirer.net/520916/ph-seen-to-have-posted-solid-6-growth-in-q1
Heritage meets modern lifestyle at 39th Negros Trade Fair debuting at SM Aura in September
MANILA, Philippines — The country’s longest-running provincial trade fair is entering a new chapter. The Negros Trade Fair (NTF), now on its 39th year, officially launched its milestone edition with the theme “Himbon”—a Hiligaynon word meaning “to gather.”
For the first time in nearly four decades, this proud Negros tradition makes its historic debut at SM Aura Premier and SMX Aura Convention Center, bringing the richness of Negrense heritage to the heart of Bonifacio Global City.
READ MORE: https://www.philstar.com/lifestyle/on-the-radar/2025/09/11/2468452/heritage-meets-modern-lifestyle-39th-negros-trade-fair-debuting-sm-aura-september
Himbon: The 39th Negros Trade Fair set at SMX Aura Sept. 23 to 28
The 39th Negros Trade Fair, “Himbon,” is set to take place at the SM Aura Premier and SMX Aura Convention Center in Bonifacio Global City from September 23 to 28.
Inspired by “himbon,” the act of coming together under one shared purpose, the fair will feature unique stories that shape the Negrense way of life, said Mary Ann Colmenares, co-chair of this year’s event, at a press conference at Café Uma in Bacolod City on Tuesday, Sept. 16.
READ MORE: https://digicastnegros.com/himbon-the-39th-negros-trade-fair-set-at-smx-aura-sept-23-to-28/
Sun Life, Go Negosyo expand partnership to empower Filipino MSMEs
MANILA – Life insurance company Sun Life said it expanded its partnership with non-profit organization Go Negosyo to empower more micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across the country.
In a statement on Wednesday, Sun Life said the expanded collaboration will bring free financial consultations to MSMEs through Go Negosyo’s 3M on Wheels events, a roving caravan that delivers mentorship, money, and market access directly to entrepreneurs.
Sun Life financial advisors will be on-site to offer personalized financial planning and insurance guidance tailored to the unique needs of business owners.
READ MORE: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1259434
AUGUST 2025
La Trinidad to showcase MSME products in global trade fairs
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet – The municipal government is set to showcase products of its micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in national and international fairs, as well as during official overseas engagements of local officials.
Municipal Cooperative and Youth Development officer Orly Pacya said the initiative aims to gain international recognition for La Trinidad-made products.
“We want to make our strawberry products and by-products, highland vegetables, cut flowers, wearables, coffee and cacao more popular not only nationwide but also abroad,” he said during the opening of the MSME mini-trade fair in front of the municipal building.
To raise product standards, the municipal government is providing training on product development, labeling and packaging.
MSMEs also receive free capacity-building programs and up to PHP50,000 worth of supplies and materials as loan.
https://business.inquirer.net/531274/malacanang-on-kadiwa-centers
City Government of Bacoor supports local entrepreneurs through “Bayanihan: MSME’s Strike as One” Mini Bazaar
READ MORE: https://bacoor.gov.ph/latest-news/city-government-of-bacoor-supports-local-entrepreneurs-through-bayanihan-msmes-strike-as-one-mini-bazaar/
JULY 2025
MSME Bayanihan Caravan 2025
3 DAYS TO GO!
FREE consultations Networking opportunities Workshops and trainings On-the-spot business supportREAD MORE: https://www.facebook.com/DTI.Philippines/posts/3-days-to-gothe-msme-bayanihan-caravan-2025-is-almost-here-join-us-this-july-151/1161377289367548/
JUNE 2025
Malacañang mulls over fully funding Kadiwa centers
MANILA, Philippines — The Malacañang Palace on Wednesday laid out plans for the national government to fully fund the Kadiwa ng Pangulo program to further expand its reach.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. did so amid calls to increase the number of Kadiwa centers nationwide so more people can access affordable food items.
READ MORE: https://business.inquirer.net/531274/malacanang-on-kadiwa-centers
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