At least three people's organizations based within or near the Malampaya Sound Protected Landscape and Seascape have shunned destructive forest (kaingin) and marine practices in favor of designing and manufacturing coffee tables, dividers and woven bags.
These community-based livelihood projects in Taytay and San Vicente towns of Palawan will be tackled this afternoon at the Biodiversity-Friendly Business and Investment Forum that the Biodiversity Management Bureau (BMB) has organized.
The forum, ongoing at the Hotel Intercontinental Manila in Makati, aims to match these livelihood projects with compatible investors or financiers that will help these local ventures to grow.
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