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Amor Grace Babaran
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Being indigenous doesn't mean being indigent
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Indigenous people are the offspring and heirs of the peoples who have first inhabited the land long before any central government was established.Indigenous peoples share common bonds of language,…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Tariq Zaman Apr 15, 2010.

 

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Tariq Zaman replied to Amor Grace Babaran's discussion 'Being indigenous doesn't mean being indigent'
Grace! Before participating in discussion need some elaboration. "How would the modern world deals on environmental awareness, reforestation and conservation?" of what? Of IK?
Apr 15, 2010
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greetings. How much opportunity in Philippine available to worked as micro finace expert?
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Calamansi: The Green Jewel of Nazareth

The Assistant Regional Director for Operations of the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Regional Office IX, Engr. Agnes Y. Maata, presented the topic “Calamansi: The Green Jewel of Nazareth” during the Knowledge Learning Market 3 at SM Megamall, Mega Hall Trade 3, Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, Philippines. The session that started at 3:30pm ended at 4:00pm; Knowledge Facilitators Amina Bidin of WMCIP and Evy R. Elago of NMCIREMP on October 20, 2009 served as hosts.She talked about the green…See More
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A Farmer’s Diligent Hand

Written by: Amor Grace B. BabaranA farmer’s hand is his most important instrument. But not all farmers use theirs fully. Alfredo Mariño Segovia is more of an exception.“Life is difficult before, when the New People’s Army (NPA) invaded our barangay and took over our farm. I have no other choice but to vacate our farm and leave the area temporarily. All I have is faith that someday, God will restore everything and make everything better. I am complete, I have two hands to work and as long as I…See More
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Im happy that you join me here.. this is one of the training we have in manila last week.. please encourage others too to join us...Hasta la vista!
Sep 10, 2009
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Being indigenous doesn't mean being indigent

Indigenous people are the offspring and heirs of the peoples who have first inhabited the land long before any central government was established.Indigenous peoples share common bonds of language, customs, traditions and other distinctive cultural traits and who have under claims of ownershipsince time possessed and utilized a territory.Indigenous people have rich inheritance and history have enough proof to it.Indegenous wealth from our forefathers are the evidence of our being indigenous.The…See More
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Amor Grace Babaran
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Documenter-IEC
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Department of Agrarian Reform
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Government agency/Bilateral
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http://graceebee.wordpress.com
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Narrative & Storytelling, Workshop Facilitation
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graceebee2006@yahoo.com
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lovethygrace
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Knowledge Sharing
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Calamansi: The Green Jewel of Nazareth

The Assistant Regional Director for Operations of the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Regional Office IX, Engr. Agnes Y. Maata, presented the topic “Calamansi: The Green Jewel of Nazareth” during the Knowledge Learning Market 3 at SM Megamall, Mega Hall Trade 3, Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, Philippines. The session that started at 3:30pm ended at 4:00pm; Knowledge Facilitators Amina Bidin of WMCIP and Evy R. Elago of NMCIREMP on October 20, 2009 served as hosts.



She talked about… Continue

Posted on October 25, 2009 at 9:56pm

Amor Grace Babaran

A Farmer’s Diligent Hand

Written by: Amor Grace B. Babaran



A farmer’s hand is his most important instrument. But not all farmers use theirs fully. Alfredo Mariño Segovia is more of an exception.





“Life is difficult before, when the New People’s Army (NPA) invaded our barangay and took over our farm. I have no other choice but to vacate our farm and leave the area temporarily. All I have is faith that someday, God will restore everything and make everything better. I am complete, I have two… Continue

Posted on September 10, 2009 at 2:55am

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At 2:51pm on December 28, 2009, Pat JewettPat Jewett said…
I think it is sad when the US media focuses on selfish things like medical insurance/short term medical reform when so many people worldwide are suffering far worse. If the story doesn't sell superbowl packages , it goes untold. That is why Ii enjoy reading first hand stories from bloggers like you. It keeps me in touch with the real world. Good luck to you and your family.
At 11:33am on December 24, 2009, Syed Lutful Kabir ChowdhurySyed Lutful Kabir Chowdhury said…
greetings.

How much opportunity in Philippine available to worked as micro finace expert?
 
 
 

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