More than 90 exhibitors
coming from the Visayas and Mindanao will participate in the Sandugo Regional Trade Expo at the Island City
Mall, Tagbilaran City on July 24-28, 2013.
Working on the theme
“Go green. Buy local.”, this year’s trade event will feature environment
friendly product lines and prototypes for handicraft, processed food, fashion accessories,
gifts, decors and housewares.
This is in support of Philippine tourism and the Promotion of
Green Economic Development (ProGED), a
joint project of the DTI and the Deutsche Gesellschaft Fur Internationale
Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) , a German Technical Agency.
Other activities of the
trade fair will include a Green Forum on July 25 and an SME Roving Academy and
National Competitiveness Council Roadshow on July 26.
National and
international buyers are also expected to be present during the fair, including
exporters, buying agents, wholesalers, retailers, manufacturers and
subcontractors.
Booths will also be set up at the Island City Mall to display green initiatives and the wealth of natural wonders in the country that are available for tourists and visitors.
ProGED is a project that addresses climate change and environmental threats from the perspective of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the Philippines. DTI recognizes the strong link between the green development path and enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises
Booths will also be set up at the Island City Mall to display green initiatives and the wealth of natural wonders in the country that are available for tourists and visitors.
ProGED is a project that addresses climate change and environmental threats from the perspective of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the Philippines. DTI recognizes the strong link between the green development path and enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises
The Philippine government is currently encouraging MSMEs to adopt energy saving and recycling measures that will contribute to a sustainable environment and reduce waste. Research shows that there is a growing trend for visitors to seek out tourism businesses that take an ethical approach to the environment, and many of these visitors are prepared to pay more for ‘greener’ products and services.
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