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- 2. Assessing Advising Assisting
- 3. IMPACT ASSESSMENT Executive Accounts (As of August 2012)
- 4. INDUSTRY MIX JOB CREATION WEALTH CREATION ENTERPRISE EVOLUTION
- 5. IMPACT ASSESSMENT Jr. Executive Accounts (As of August 2012)
- 6. Two cases of community intervention where the EDGE Technology were applied successfully The Ugong Rock Ecotourism Site of Palawan The Baranggay David, Mangaldan, Pangasinan Case
- 8. AFTER @ 2011
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- -- 1 - assessing -- Assessing the business as a growing enterprise: market viability operational viability organizational viability financial viability Assessing the business environment, the location, and the market demand and supply situation Assessing the financing potential of the business given its growth prospects; Assessing loans using the 5C’s of credit Assessing the family as the major human resource asset of the business; Assessing the needs and wants of the family and how these needs and wants would affect the enterprise and their long-term survival as a family unit; -- 2 - advising -- Advice on how to run enterprises better: Marketing and selling; Operations; Managing people; Managing finances Advise on family or personal wealth; Advice on how to engage family members better within the enterprise; Advise on family care and welfare; Advise on contacts, connections, alliances, partnerships, and linkages; Advise on possible new enterprise engagements given the competencies of the owners and their family members; Sharing best practices in similar enterprises or industry; Advise on legal requirements and on how to secure permits, licenses, and the like -- 3 - assisting – Entrepreneurship training for owners/managers; Technical skilling for operators, workers, older children and relatives; Linking to markets; Technology upgrading or innovation; Common service facilities to serve cluster of enterprises in same and/or related businesses; Operating and administrative systems and procedures, standards, manuals and protocols; Linking to government and private institutions, providing all sorts of enterprise, technology and market assistance; Assist in graduating to banks and partner investors; Assist to become formal enterprises following labor and tax laws
- THE INITIAL CONDITIONS IN 2007 A 70-foot high rock jutting out of a plain with crevices and few stalagmites within Tourist traffic : zero 22 families join the eco-tourism project after community organizing efforts No income, no community organization, potential of exclusion from tourism benefits THE CONDITION BY 2012 Structures and buildings for conduct of business (souvenir shops, restaurants, others), Zip Line (the first if not the first in Puerto Princesa), proposals from hotels Tourist traffic: 150 – 250 per day Income: PhP 67,000 a day Community participation: 45 families
- The noticeable changes in people and physical structures before and after
- THE INITIAL CONDITIONS IN 2004 Small barangay of about 657 households Producers of various sweet delicacies 53 families engaged in candy production Marketing competition and Production Scale – low prices and high cost General tendency: destructive competition, lost jobs and livelihood THE CONDITION BY 2009 ONWARD Three to four dominant micro-entrepreneurs emerge They employ the families (former makers) Net Result: Production cost lower and pricing competition reduced, jobs and livelihoods maintained