The DTI Capiz Provincial Office
targets to open two more Negosyo Centers (NC) this year in order to provide
more access on business information and services to budding and existing
entrepreneurs in the Province of Capiz.
DTI Capiz Provincial Director
Ermelinda P. Pollentes said her office targets to launch additional NC in
Mambusao and Pontevedra, this year. The two municipalities are strategically
located for the clients from District II (Mambusao) and District I
(Pontevedra).
The launching of the additional center,
either in Mambusao or Pontevedra, is slated on April, in time for the
celebration of the 2016 Capiztahan. DTI key officials are expected to grace the
activity.
Pollentes said that her office had
already invited Trade and Industry Secretary Adrian Cristobal, Jr. to grace the
event during the latter’s recent visit in the province, particularly at the Capiz
Toll Packaging Center in Brgy. Tiza, Roxas City.
Cristobal was among those officials
who joined the kick-off campaign of the administration party in Roxas City last
February 9. He met with the officers and members of the Capiz Integrated Food
Producers Association (CIFPA).
CIFPA is the primary beneficiary of
the said project.
The Center is one of the nine Shared
Service Facility (SSF) Projects implemented by the DTI, in cooperation with the
Capiz Provincial Government and the Capiz Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME)
Center, Inc. as Cooperator.
Launched in December 7, 2015, the
facility is the first one-stop Toll Processing Center in the Province of Capiz intended
for start-up businesses in the processed food sector. It aims to help micro
entrepreneurs value-add their products through quality and appropriate
packaging.
Pollentes said Cristobal has
expressed willingness to lead the launching of the additional NC here.
Cristobal had said that he would give
importance to the SSF Project since the trade and industry key official believes
that this initiative “have greater impact on the livelihood of Filipinos in the
grassroots level.”
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