Bayong

Bayong: Paper presented to the Asia-Pacific Forum: Youth Action on Climate Change; Exploration through Cultural Expressions Income for Rural Entrepreneurs; Weapon for Climate Protectors 24-27 January 2011 @ Rajamangala University of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand ERNESTO C. CASIPLE, JR./ DTI-RuMEPP Philippines

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The Bayong ,[object Object],Bag or basket made usually of pandan leaves, buri, sea grass water hyacinths, bamboo cuts, coconut leaves, corn husks. Culturally: all Filipino tribes have different ways of making bags and basket made.

Bayong as Income Generator Raw materials easy to grow and produce. Cost of raw materials: very minimal Demand is high: local and export (e.g. Japan) Youth and young professionals are new market looking for unique items.

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If you want an E-Book of How To Make Bayong, please email me.

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