In Batangas City:

·         Batangas City Rural Improvement Club

SSF for Processed Food (Fruits and Vegetables)

SSF for Gifts, Decors and Housewares (Water Hyacinth and Buri Products)

·         United Sta. Rita Cooperative

SSF for Gifts, Decors and Housewares (Ecobags and Industrial Rags)

·         Sibbap Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Bakery Operations)

In Lipa City:

·         Malarayat Coffee Farmers Cooperative

SSF for Coffee Processing (Packaging) – for transfer to another cooperator in the LGU

·         Batangas Dairy Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Dairy)

In Tanauan City:

·         Tanauan Kakanin Producers Association

SSF for Processed Food (Kakanin)

·         Bayanihan Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Gifts, Housewares and Decors (Garments)

·         Tanauan Packaging Service Center

SSF for Processed Food (Food Packaging and Labelling)

·         Samahan ng Maggagatas ng Batangas Cooperative SSF on Dairy Products

·         Ulango Active Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF on Gifts, Housewares and Decors

In Balete:

·         Honeybee Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Honey)

In Calatagan:

·         Calatagan Women’s Organization

SSF for Processed Food (Marine Products)

In Lobo:

·         Seaside B Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Fruits)

·         Haybanga Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF on Packaging (Powder Detergent)

In Nasugbu:

·         Riverside Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Sugarcane Presser)

·         Kamahari Agri-Based Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Sachet Packaging for Muscovado)

·         Samahang Batanguenya

SSF for Gifts, Housewares and Decors (GHD)

·         Samahang Batanguenya

SSF for Processed Food (Label Printer)

·         Aga Farmers Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Coffee)

In Padre Garcia:

·         Kabisig SEA Kabayan Association Inc.

SSF for Processed Food (Meat)

In Rosario:

·         San Isidro-Nasi Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Fruits)

·         Mayuro Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Gifts, Decors and Housewares (Wearable)

In Tuy:

·         Samahang Kabalikat ng Bayan ng Tuy (SKBT)

SSF for Processed Food (Native Delicacies)

In Talisay:

·         Sampaloc Talisay Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF for Processed Food (Fish Processing)

·         Saint Laurence Multi-Purpose Cooperative

SSF on Garments / Wearables

·         Negosyo Center – Batangas City

Located at: 2/F GKK Building, P. Burgos Ave.

Launch Date: June 29, 2015

·         Negosyo Center – Lipa City

Located at: G/F NACIDA Bldg., Old City Hall Compound, B. Morada Ave., Lipa City

Launch Date: November 23, 2015

·         Negosyo Center – Tanauan City

Located at: City Cooperatives Office, Old City Hall Compound, Tanauan City

Launch Date: November 26, 2015

For 2016, three more Negosyo Centers were established and launched. These were:

·         Negosyo Center – Bauan

Located at: 2/F Bauan Municipal Hall, Poblacion, Bauan, Batangas

Launch Date: July 28, 2016

·         Negosyo Center – Rosario

Located at: 1/F Rosario Municipal Hall, Rosario, Batangas

Launch Date: August 26, 2016

·         Negosyo Center – Nasugbu

Located at: Nasugbu Municipal Hall, Escalera St., Nasugbu, Batangas

Launch Date: September 26, 2016

·         Entrepreneurial Capability Enhancement Seminars (How to Start a Business)

·         Orientation on Effective Customer Relations

·         Orientation on Visual Merchandising

·         Product Development (Food and Non-Food)

·         Current Good Manufacturing Practices

·         Basic Costing and Pricing

·         Basic Bookkeeping

·         Orientation on FDA Registration

·         Philippine Traceability

·         Seminar on Marketing

·         Seminar on Product Standards

·         Orientation on ASEAN Economic Community

·         Business Plan Preparation

·         Orientation-Seminar on Good Housekeeping (5S)

·         Orientation on Basic Selling Techniques

·         Orientation on Sustaining a Retail Store

·         Skills Training on Beadworks

For every year, DTI was able to cover all the 34 LGUs in the province in terms of attendance to SMERA trainings.

·         Batangas City     – 19

·         Lipa City             – 6

·         Tanauan City      – 2

·         Balayan              – 1

·         Lemery               – 2

·         Batangas City

·         Lipa City

·         Tanauan City

·         Balayan

·         Bauan

·         Calaca

·         Cuenca

·         Lemery

·         Nasugbu

·         Rosario

·         Sto. Tomas

·         Batangas City     – 4

·         Lipa City             – 3

·         Tanauan City      – 3

·         Agoncillo            – 1

·         Alitagtag            – 1

·         Balayan             – 2

·         Balete                – 1

·         Bauan                – 3

·         Calaca               – 2

·         Calatagan          – 1

·         Cuenca              – 2

·         Ibaan                  – 2

·         Laurel                 – 1

·         Lemery               – 2

·         Lian                    – 2

·         Lobo                   – 1

·         Mabini                – 2

·         Malvar                – 2

·         Mataas Na Kahoy – 1

·         Nasugbu            – 3

·         Padre Garcia     – 2

·         Rosario              – 2

·         San Jose           – 2

·         San Juan           – 2

·         San Luis            – 2

·         San Nicolas       – 1

·         San Pascual      – 2

·         Sta. Teresita      – 4

·         Sto. Tomas        – 2

·         Taal                    – 2

·         Talisay               – 2

·         Taysan               – 2

·         Tingloy               – 1

·         Tuy                    – 1

·         Batangas City

·         Lipa City

·         Tanauan City

·         Balayan

·         Bauan

·         Calaca

·         Cuenca

·         Lemery

·         Nasugbu

·         Rosario

·         San Juan

·         San Pascual

·         Sto. Tomas

·         Batangas City     – 37

·         Lipa City             – 33

·         Tanauan City      – 4

·         Bauan                 – 4

·         Balayan              – 2

·         Sto. Tomas         – 4

·         Calaca                – 1

·         San Juan            – 1

·         Mataas Na Kahoy – 1

·         San Jose            – 1

·         Sto. Tomas        – 2

·         Calaca                – 1

·         San Pascual       – 2

·         Nasugbu            – 1

·         Malvar                – 1

·         Batangas City     – 13

·         Lipa City             – 14

·         Tanauan City      – 1

·         Balayan              – 7

·         Calaca                – 1

·         Lemery               – 1

·         Nasugbu             – 3

·         Taal                    – 4

·         Tuy                     – 1

·         Bauan                 – 2

·         San Pascual       – 1

·         Sto. Tomas         – 2

·         Padre Garcia      – 1

·         Rosario               – 4

·         San Juan        – 2

·         Sta. Teresita   – 1

·         Mabini             – 1

·         Laurel             – 1

·         Talisay            – 1

New                Renewal

·         Batangas City                      950                     488

·         Lipa City                             1,012                   173

·         Tanauan City                       477                     115

·         Agoncillo                               16                        4

·         Alitagtag                                21                       7

·         Balayan                                113                     39

·         Balete                                    19                       0

·         Bauan                                   165                     41

·         Calaca                                   67                      17

·         Calatagan                              42                       9

·         Cuenca                                  42                       9

·         Ibaan                                     94                      70

·         Laurel                                    21                      4

·         Lemery                                279                      42

·         Lian                                       95                      11

·         Lobo                                      31                       9

·         Mabini                                   59                      16

·         Malvar                                   81                       9

·         Mataas Na Kahoy                 46                       5

·         Nasugbu                              257                     40

·         Padre Garcia                         92                     17

·         Rosario                                142                     48

·         San Jose                             123                     61

·         San Juan                             120                     46

·         San Luis                               120                    46

·         San Nicolas                            5                       4

·         San Pascual                         102                   14

·         Sta. Teresita                          14                      2

·         Sto. Tomas                           445                    86

·         Taal                                        57                    24

·         Talisay                                   117                   87

·         Taysan                                    19                     3

·         Tingloy                                     6                      3

·         Tuy                                          55                    15

In 2014:

·         Balayan – Project on Soya Milk Processing worth Php170,000.00 (project already completed and liquidated)

·         Calatagan – Yaman Pinoy Project worth Php3,600,750.00 (project already completed and liquidated)

·         Laurel – Sustainable Livelihood Program: Food Processing and Retailing worth Php1,000,000.00, Water Lily/Bag/Slipper/Tray Making worth Php300,000.00, Soap Making Project worth Php 3,000,000.00 and Ecobag Making Project worth Php300,000.00 (project already completed and liquidated)

·         Nasugbu – Product Development Projects on Kapeng Barako, Ginaok, Sugarcane Juice and Peanut Butter worth Php34,800.00 (project already completed and liquidated)

In 2015:

·         Balete – Rural Micro-Enterprise Development Program (RuMEDP) worth Php1,200,000.00 to be used for conduct of business development services and institutional strengthening of MFIs (project ongoing)

·         Batangas City – Establishment of Sustainable Barangay-Based Enterprise (Pasalubong Center) worth Php600,000.00 (project ongoing)

·         Calatagan – Yaman Pinoy Project worth Php983,750.00 to be used for conduct of series of trainings and seminars (project pipelined)

·         Nasugbu – Rural Micro-Enterprise Development Program worth Php500,000.00 used in the conduct of Mamaraka sa Nasugbu (project completed)

–       Micro-Enterprise Development Program for Women worth Php1,000,000.00 to be used on series of skills trainings on candy, polvoron, pastillas and peanut butter making and on meat processing (project ongoing)

–       Livelihood Projects worth Php500,000.00 to be used on several skills and entrepreneurial seminars (project ongoing)

·         Padre Garcia – Establishment of OTOP Store Express (Pasalubong Center) worth Php500,000.00 (project completed)

·         San Jose – Yaman Pinoy Project worth Php3,500,000.00 to be used on conduct of entrepreneurial and skills trainings (project ongoing)

·         Sta. Teresita – Rural Micro-Enterprise Development Program worth Php3,553,000.00 to be used on production and processing of free-range chicken (project ongoing)

·         Tuy – Project on Garments-Based Livelihood Products worth Php500,000.00 (project ongoing)

–       Project on Cassava Processing worth Php700,000.00 (project ongoing)

In 2016:

·         Balayan – Yaman Pinoy Project worth Php1,000,000.00 to be used on bamboo craft, bag making and milk production (project pipelined)

·         Bauan – Yaman Pinoy Project worth Php500,000.00 to be used on purchasing of equipment and training on meat and fish processing (project ongoing)

·         Lobo – Rural Micro-Enterprise Development Program worth Php1,275,000.00 to be used on conduct of skills trainings (project ongoing)

·         Nasugbu – Establishment of OTOP Store Express (Pasalubong Center) worth Php1,500,000.00 (project pipelined)

·         San Jose – Shared Service Facilities Project worth Php2,400,000.00 to be used on purchasing of machines and equipment (project pipelined)

·         Taal – Yaman Pinoy Project worth Php700,000.00 to be used on conduct of entrepreneurial and skills trainings (project pipelined)

·         Tanauan City – Shared Service Facilities Project worth Php3,000,000.00 to be used on purchasing of machines and equipment to enhance facilities of the Tanauan Pasalubong Center (project ongoing)

·         Tuy – Yaman Pinoy Project worth Php1,400,000.00 to be used on conduct of entrepreneurial and skills trainings (project pipelined)

In Batangas City:

·         Excel Tom’s Supermarket, Inc.

Bronze Level, Supermarket Category (2006)

·         Pic ‘N Save Supermarket & Department Store

Bronze Level, Supermarket Category (2006)

·         Royal Star Appliance Marketing, Inc.

Bronze Level, Appliances Category (2006)

·         Batangas Citimart Shop On, Inc. (Citimart Shop-On)

Bronze Level, Supermarket Category (2007)

·         Baystar Sales Corporation (Citimart Baymall)

Bronze Level, Supermarket Category (2007)

·         TJ Marc Sales Corporation (Citimart Caedo)

Bronze Level, Supermarket Category (2007)

·         Madison Shopping Plaza, Inc. (SM City Batangas Department Store)

Gold Level, Department Store Category (2010)

·         Toyota Batangas City, Inc.

Gold Level, Repair Shop Category (2010)

·         Autochoice Corporation (Honda Cars Batangas)

Silver Level, Repair Shop Category (2010)

·         Super Value, Inc. (SM Supermarket Batangas)

Gold Level, Supermarket Category (2012)

·         Abenson Ventures, Inc. (Abenson Appliances)

Gold Level, Appliances Category (2014)

·         Super Shopping Marketing, Inc. (SM Hypermarket)

Gold Level, Supermarket Category (2014)

In Lipa City:

·         Royal Star Appliance Marketing, Inc.

Bronze Level, Appliances Category (2006)

·         Solid Electronics Corporation

Bronze Level, Repair Shop Category (2007)

·         Meridien Business Leader, Inc. (SM Lipa Department Store)

Gold Level, Department Store Category (2010)

·         Grand Union Supermarket, Inc. (South Supermarket)

Silver Level, Supermarket Category (2012)

·         Supervalue, Inc. (SM Supermarket Lipa)

Gold Level, Supermarket Category (2013)

In Tanauan City:

·         Tanauan Citimart Town Center, Inc. (Citimart Tanauan)

Bronze Level, Supermarket Category (2007)

·         Abenson Ventures, Inc. (Abensons Appliances)

Gold Level, Appliances Category (2015)

In Balayan:

·         Royal Star Appliance Marketing, Inc.

Bronze Level, Appliances Category (2006)

In Lemery:

·         Royal Star Appliance Marketing, Inc.

Bronze Level, Appliances Category (2006)

·         Western Pinnacle Sales, Inc.

Bronze Level, Supermarket Category (2007)

In Rosario:

·         Super Shopping Market, Inc. (SM Hypermarket)

Gold Level, Supermarket Category (2015)

In Sto. Tomas:

·         Gencars Batangas, Inc. (Isuzu Batangas)

Silver Level, Repair Shop Category

·         CMCI Survey

·         Provincial Development Council

·         Provincial Land Use Committee

·         Provinicial Solid Waste Management Council

·         Provincial Peace and Order Council

·         Provincial Asin Task Force

·         Provincial Cooperative Development Council

·         Ala Eh! Festival Executive Committee

We are also strongly proposing for the institutionalization of the Batangas Province Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Development Council to push further efforts at capacitating and promting businesses in Batangas.

The upland area of Cavite composed of 8 municipalities (Silang, Mendez, Alfonso, Indang, and 1 city is a place where robusta and excelsa coffee are grown abundantly.  In early 70s Cavite coffee was graded AA grade and  considered to be the best grown in the country.   In the year 2000, a campaign to promote coffee and intensify production was launched.  Since then coffee has been the banner product of Cavite and considered to be one of the high value crops of the province.

DTI provides technical and other  assistance such as:

·         Orientation and implementation of value chain analysis

·         Business Ethics and Value formation Seminar

·         Seminar on Business intelligence

·         Business Marketing and Promotion training

·         Managerial and skills training

·         Financial management training

·         Seminar on e-commerce for MSMEs

·         Stingless Bee Culture Seminar

·         Trade Fair and Exhibits Participation

·         Canadian Executive Service Organization consultancies for production and operations

·         Organization of Coffee Technical Working group on value chain

·         Finalization of plans and programs for coffee industry

·         Coffee roadshow presentation

Aside from Cavite coffee other processed food products such as pies, preserved, sweets, desserts, dried fish and other marine products  also account for significant bottom lines in terms of MSMEs, jobs and sales.

173.13 M

SSFs – DTI Cavite:

Established SSF in 2014

1.       SSF for Garments Production (Dasmariñas City)

2.       SSF for Garments Production (Dasmariñas City)

3.       SSF for Garments Production (Tanza)

4.       SSF for Garments Production (Rosario)

5.       SSF for Garments Production (Kawit)

6.       SSF for Garments Production (Gen. Trias City)

7.       SSF for Muscovado Sugar Packaging (Magallanes)

8.       SSF for Gifts and Holiday Decors Manufacturing(Tanza)

9.       SSF for Food and Testing Laboratory(Dasmariñas)

10.   SSF for Soya Production (Carmona)

11.   SSF for Printing and Labelling Services (Silang)

12.   SSF for Meat Processing (Silang)

13.   SSF for Auto Body Building and Restoration(Silang)

14.   SSF for Soft and Hard Ice Cream Production (Gen. Trias)

15.   SSF for Coffee Roasting Facility (Amadeo)

16.   SSF for Coffee packaging (CvSU Indang)

17.   SSF for Production of Processed Foods (Alfonso)

18.   SSF Production of Slats, Furniture & Builders’ Woodworks (LGU Maragondon)

19.   SSF Pineapple Tart Production (Silang)

20.   SSF for Production of Organic Compost (LGU Mendez)

Established SSF for 2015

1.SSF for Garments Production (Amadeo)

Pipelined SSF Projects for 2015

1.SSF for Garments Production (Carmona)

2.SSF for Garments Production(Dasmariñas)

3. SSF for MetalWorks (Tanza)

4. SSF for Gifts, Décor and Houseware (Carmona)

5. SSF for Business Resource Center (Trece Martires)

2014 BUB:

Implemented (2) Projects: Tanza and Kawit (Yaman Pinoy projects).

2015 BUB:

Implemented (11) Projects:

1.       City of Bacoor – Yamang Pinoy & OTOP Store Express

2.       Mun. Of Gen. Trias – Rural Micro Enterprise Dev’t Program

3.       Mun. Of Kawit – LRED

4.       Mun. of Maragondon – Yamang Pinoy & Bamboo Livelihood Project

5.       Mun. Of Rosario – Micro-Entreprenuer Opportunities

6.       City of Tagaytay – Yamang Pinoy

7.       Mun. Of Ternate – LRED, Yamang  Pinoy & Handicraft Making Through Home-based Livelihood Project

2016 BUB – 16 Projects

Completed 4 projects

1.       Mun. of Carmona – Yamang Pinoy

2.       Mun. of GMA – Micro Enterprise

3.       City of Imus – Yamang Pinoy

4.       Trece Martires City – Yamang Pinoy

On-going projects for the ff:

1.       Mun. of Amadeo – Industry Clustering Dev’t Program-Coffee-Coffee, OTOP Store Express and Tourism (Livelihood Program)

2.       City of Dasmariñas – Rural Micro-Enterprise Promotion Program

3.       Mun. Of Maragondon – Yamang Pinoy

4.       Mun. Of GMA – Yamang Pinoy

5.       City of Imus – Yamang Pinoy

6.       Mun. of Indang – Rural Micro-Enterprise-Weaving & Yamang Pinoy

7.       Mun. of Kawit – Yamang Pinoy

8.       Mun. of Naic – OTOP Store Express

9.       Mun. of Silang – Yamang Pinoy and OTOP Store Express

·         Business Registration Assistance – 7 Potential Entrepreneurs

·         Business Advisory Services – 3 Potential Entrepreneurs

·         Business Information and Advocacy – 1 Potential Entrepreneur

2015Established Negosyo Centers:

1.       City of Bacoor (1) – Launched October 13, 2015

2.       DTI Cavite, Trece Martires – Launched November 19, 2015

2016 Established Negosyo Centers:

1. City of Bacoor – 2nd Floor National Agency Bldg. (Back of Gym), City Hall Compound, Bacoor, Cavite (046) 436 – 2165

2. DTI Cavite – 2nd Floor Gov’t. Center Bldg., Provincial Capitol Cpd., Trece Martires City, Cavite (046) 419-1028 local 103 or 104

3. Municipality of Kawit – 1st Floor BPLO, Municipal Hall, Kawit, Cavite (046) 484-7501

4. Municipality of Ternate – Municipal Compound, Ternate, Cavite (046) 443-2329

5. Municipality of Carmona – 2nd Floor (LEIPO) Municipal Hall, Carmona, Cavite (046) 413-5473

6. City of Gen. Trias – 4th Flr. (LEIPO) City Hall, Gen. Trias, Cavite (046) 509 – 5053

7. Cavite City – Tourism Office (before City Hall), Cavite City (046) 431 – 8514

8. City of Imus – 2nd Floor Ayala District Mall (in front of Handyman), Imus, Cavite (046) 543 – 5158

9. Municipality of Mendez – Municipal Compound, Mendez, Cavite

10. City of Dasmariñas – 1st Floor, City Hall Bldg., City of Dasmariñas, Cavite

2016 SMERA activities/trainings: (Number of Conduct Feb. – October)

1.       Marketa

2.       Fair Trade Laws

3.       Financial Management

4.       Accounting for Non-Accountants

5.       Persuasive Salesmanship

6.       Business Ethics

7.       Greening your Enterprise

8.       Value Chain – Cacao

9.       Best Game

10.   Seminar on IPO

11.   Frontline Servicing Etiquette

12.   Financing Forum

13.   Entrep Mindset

14.   Best Game

15.   Orientation on DAO 3 & PROGED

16.   Mandatory Requirements on Food Labelling

17.   Business Ethics

18.   Good Manufacturing Practices

19.   Business Ethics

20.   Entrepreneurial Mindset & Business Ethics

21.   Accreditation of Service & Repair Enterprises & Greening the Enterprise

22.   Business Forum

23.   Costing & Pricing

24.   5’s

25.   Business Ethics

26.   Workshop on Visual Merchandising

27.   Seminar on Bagwis & Other FTL

28.   Preparation on Promotion of Promo Collateral

29.   Seminar on Food Safety

30.   Seminar on Product Standard

31.   Entrepreneurial Mindset

32.   Strategic Planning Workshop for IAM SME

33.   Phil. National Standard Caravan

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Negosyo Center

–Negosyo Center Los Baños

Date of Launch : September 17, 2015

Bldg 1, Los Baños Municipal Hall, Timugan Los Baños, Laguna.

–Negosyo Center Victoria

Date of Launch: November 14, 2015

Negosyo Center Victoria, DTI- Laguna Provincial Office.

–Negosyo Center San Pablo

Date of Launch: July 12, 2016

Doña Leonila Park, Capitol Compound, San Pablo City, Laguna.

–Negosyo Center Pagsanjan

Date of Launch: September 27, 2016

Basement II, Liwasang Don Manuel Soriano, One Stop Shop, Pagsanjan Laguna

–Negosyo Center Biñan

Date of Launch: October 21, 2016

Ground Floor, City Capitol Building, Brgy. Zapote, Biñan City, Laguna

–Negosyo Center Santa Rosa

Date of Launch: November 25, 2016

Ground Floor, Ayala Building, City of Santa Rosa, Laguna

Bottom-up Budgeting

projects   under   DTI   Laguna   which

amounted to P39.93 M worth of livelihood

projects.

For 2016 a total of 12 LGUs with 19 projects

under   DTI   Laguna   which   amounted   to

P19.00M worth of livelihood projects

An approach to preparing the budget proposal of agencies, taking into consideration the development needs of cities/municipalities as identified in their respective local poverty reduction action plans that shall be formulated with strong participation of basic sector organizations and other civil society organizations.

The following are the Bottom Up Budgeting Projects of the DTI:

Santa Rosa City

•           Sustainable Livelihood Project- Rural Micro Enterprise Development Program (Php2,500,000)- from DTI – fund transferred to LGU Sta Rosa last Sept. 16, 2015. Major Project Components : (1) 10 Days Training Program on Livelihhod Project (1) Siomai Making (2) BitsoBisto Making (3)Siopao Making (4) Chicken Empanada Making (5) PutoPao Making (6) Puto and Kutsinta Making (7) Lumpiang Shanghai Making (8) SapinSapin making (9) Coco burger Making (10) Street Foods; (2) Acquisition of Food Carts for 100 beneficiaries.

•           The beneficiaries were the indigent members of the five associations: AngatKababaihan, PPVR, SamahangTagumpay at PagAsa and Carpena Clan. The 100 beneficiaries underwent livelihood trainings.

Cabuyao City

•           Industry Clustering Development Program on Coffee (2014) (Php4,300,000.00) – amount DTI-Laguna transferred to LGU Cabuyao last November 3, 2014. Major Project Components: (1) Production Strategy (2) Capacity Building (3) Market Linkages (4) Infrastructure Support (5) Organizational Development and Industrial Development.

Total of 200 CARP beneficiaries of Barangay Casile

•           OTOP Store Express and Rural Micro Enterprise Promotion Program (RUMEPP) (2016) (Php1,100,000.00) – Major Project Component: (1) Fabrication/ Establishment of OTOP Store Express (2) Fabrication of Food Carts (3) Livelihood Skills Training (3) Go-Negosyo Forum – An Encounter (1 day) (4) Street Food Enhancement Program (1 day) (5) Awarding Ceremonies for Food Carts.

Total of 125 Beneficiaries from 18 barangays

Calamba City

•           CSO Sustainable Livelihood Program (2015) (php2,100,000.00) – amount DTI-Laguna transferred to LGU Calamba last September 25, 2015. Major Project Component: (1) Candle Making Trainings (Basic/ Advanced) (2) Water Hyacinth Product Enhancement Training and Supervised Production (3) Advanced Training on Dressmaking Techniques and Pattern Making (4) Project Lily (5) YamanPinoy.

Total of  141 beneficiaries from 54 Barangays

Los Baños

•           OBOP/YamanPinoy (2014) (Php6,350,000.00) – amount transferred to LGU Los Baños last September 17, 2014. Major Project Component: (1) Candle Making (2) Soap Making (3) Pastry Baking (4) Charcoal Briquetting.

Total of 420 beneficiaries from 14 barangays

•           Sustainable Livelihood Development Program and Microbiz Incubation and Livelihood Development (All Sectors) (2015) (Php2,000,000.00) – amount DTI-Laguna transferred to LGU Los Baños last August 19, 2016. Major Project Component: (1) Training on: a. Capacity Building, b. Product Development, c. Enterprise Planning and Development, d. Organizational Development, e. Marketing Strategy, f. Marketing, g. Labeling, Packaging and Branding, h. Financial Management, i. Food Safety and Hygiene, j. Re: Value Education, k. Business Development Services, l. Institutional Strengthening and m. Distribution of Kit.

Total of 300 beneficiaries from 14 barangays

•           YamanPinoy (2016) (800,000.00) – Major Project Component: (1) Training on: a. Beads Making, b. Food Processing, c. Hand Made Paper Making, d. Perfume, Colognes and Oil Production, e. Corporate Giveaways, f. Commercial Cooking, g. Noodles and Pasta, h. Paper Products, i. Garments, j. Flower Arrangement and Catering Design, k. Resin Making, l. Malunggay Products, m. Ice Cream Making, n. Crafts/ Fruits Processing, o. Product Development and Marketing and p. Conduct of monitoring and evaluation.

Total of 300 beneficiaries from 14 barangays

Bay

•           YamanPinoy- Catering Services (Php1,000,000)- fund transferred to LGU Bay  last September 16, 2015-

Major Project Components: (1) List of Trainings Conducted ; (1)Training on Catering and Services (2) Training on Fish Processing (3) Training of Fish Making (4) Training on Give Away Making (5) Training of Flower Arrangement

(2) Acquisition of Equipment and materials for the kit to be given to the beneficiaries.

Total of 179 members of associations: Solo parents; Women’s Club of Bay, KABALIKAT

Alaminos

•           YamanPinoy (2015)- Livelihood program and capability Building) (Php2,000,000)- fund transferred to LGU Alaminos last September 21, 2015-

Major Project Components: (1) List of Trainings Conducted ; (1) Paper Bag Making (2) Handicraft Making (3) Dishwashing Making (4) Food Processing (5) Meat Processing (6) Urban Farming; (2) Acquisition of Equipments and materials for the kit to be given to the beneficiaries.

Total 394 beneficiaries’ members of associations of different women organizations including solo parents, senior citizens, lady farmers and youth sector.

•           YamanPinoy (2016) – an amount of Php1, 000, 000 will be release to LGU Alaminos upon the submission of liquidation report of 2015 and the submission of requirements for the project of 2016.

San Pablo City

•           YamanPinoy 2015 – (Php3,900,000)- fund transferred to LGU San Pablo  last September 3, 2015-

Major Project Components: (1) Livelihood Trainings conducted: (1) Atsara , Papaya and Banana Chips Training (2) Home Cleanser, Soap and liquid detergent production training(3) Accessories Making (4) Monitoring and Evaluation Training (5) Coco Jam Making (6) Seminar/Meeting on Labeling and Packaging (7) Silk Screen Printing Training (8) Seminar on Entrepreneurial skills and Value Orientation; (2) Acquisition of Equipments and materials for the kit to be given to KALIPI and 4P’s Beneficiaries (3) Packaging and Labeling of Products for the Product Development.

Total 573 beneficiaries members of KALIPI and 4Ps

Victoria

•           YamanPinoy 2015 – (Php1,000,000)- fund transferred to LGU Victoria  last September 16, 2015-

Major Project Components: (1) Livelihood Trainings and Seminars conducted: (1) Charcoal Briketting Making (2) Compost Making (3) Hand Made Paper Making; (2) Product development of Products ; (3) Marketing of Products

Total of 30 beneficiaries from CSOs and Peoples Organization

•           YamanPinoy 2016 – an amount of Php500, 000 will be released to LGU Victoria upon the submission of liquidation report of 2015 and the submission of requirements for the project of 2016.

Nagcarlan

•           OTOP Store Express 2016  (Php 1,500,000) – amount DTI-Laguna . Target release of fund is on October 2016. Still in the process of completing the documentary requirements. Project components are (1) Renovation of a targeted building/establishment to be the town’s PasalubongCenter  (2) Production of Promotional (marketing) collaterals.

Liliw

•           YamanPinoy 2015 (Php 700,000) – amount DTI-Laguna. Fund was transferred on August 10, 2015. Major Project Components: (1) Product Design and Development (2) Marketing Promotion and          Linkages (3) Training Exchange Program (4) Monitoring and Evaluation.           Project completed and liquidation was transmitted to DTI-CALABARZON on             August 19, 2016.

Total beneficiaries of  37 footwear manufacturers

•           Rural Microenterprise and Promotion Program 2016 (RuMEPP) (Php 1,200,000) – amount DTI – Laguna. Complete documentary requirements were submitted last September 6, 2016 and on-process for transmittal to DTI-CALABARZON. Major Project Components (1) Trade Mission and Trade Exhibit Participation (2) Business Matching (3) Entrepreneurship Trainings.

•           Shared Service Facilities (Php 500,000) – amount DTI-Laguna. Complete documentary requirements were submitted last September 6,             2016 and on-process for transmittal to DTI-CALABARZON. Project             components include purchase of equipment that will be used in the             production of world-class fruit wines and distilled spirits.

•           OTOP Store Express 2016: Mobile Caravan and Showrooms of OTOP Products (Php 1,500,000) – amount DTI – Laguna. Complete documentary requirements were submitted last September 6, 2016 and on-process for transmittal to DTI-CALABARZON.   The project            includes     (1) Improvement and renovation of existing vehicle and facility (2) Develop new product marketing and strategies (3) Attend and participate in             the different festivals around the region.

Cavinti

•           YamanPinoy 2015- (Php631,768.90)- fund transferred to LGU Cavinti  last August 25 , 2015-

Major Project Components: (1) Livelihood Trainings conducted: (1) Training on Tart Making (2) Training on Jam and Jelly Making (3) Training on Sweetened Foods Making (4) Training on chips Making (5) Training on Atsara Making (6) Training on Tablea Making (7) Training on Kaong Vinegar (2) Marketing Trade Fair for the Products

Total of 191 beneficiaries members of associations, 4Ps, SamahanngmgaKababaihan, Farmers Associations

Luisiana

•           YamanPinoy  2015- (Php700,000)- fund transferred to LGU Luisiana last September 16, 2015- Major Project Components: (1)List of  Trainings and Seminars conducted: (1) Pandan Processing (2) Cacao Processing (3) Marketing and Entrepreneurship (4) Business management (5) seminar on Pandan Product Development ; (2) Product Development of Pandan and Tablea (3) Marketing and Promotion of Products

•           Total of 100 beneficiaries were members of Women Associations-ER2K, SamahanngKababaihan, KALIPI

Pila

•           YamanPinoy 2015 – (Php1,200,000)- fund transferred to LGU Pila last September 16, 2015- Major Project Components: (1) ) Livelihood Trainings conducted: (1) Fish Food Processing (2) Fish Food Processing (3) Bread and Pastry Training (4) Marketing and Packaging Training ; (2) Acquisition of Equipments and materials for the sustainability of the projects. Total of 50 beneficiaries

•           YamanPinoy  2016– an amount of Php1,500, 000 will be release to LGU Pila upon the submission of liquidation report of 2015 and the submission of requirements for the project of 2016.

Sta. Cruz

•           YamanPinoy 2015 – Paper (Grocery) Bag Making (Php700,000)- fund transferred to LGU Sta Cruz  last September 16, 2015- Major Project Components: (1) Two Day Skills Training on paper Bag Making (2) Acquisition of materials for the sustainability of the project. (3) Trade fair for the Marketing and Promotion of the Product.

•           Total of 70 beneficiaries from CSOs

•           Industry Clustering 2015 – an amount of           Php1, 000, 000 will be release to LGU Sta Cruz upon the submission of requirements for the project of 2016.

Kalayaan

•           YamanPinoy Livelihood (2015) (Php700,000.00) – amount DTI-Laguna transferred to LGU Kalayaan last September 16, 2015. Major Project Component: (1) Social Preparation (2) Provision of Training (3) Procurement Process (4) Food Processing (5) Product Development (6) Marketing

•           Total of 300 beneficiaries from 3 barangays

Lumban

•           YamanPinoy and Industry Clustering Development Program (2015) (Php1,900,000.00) – amount DTI-Laguna transferred to LGU Lumban last September 16, 2016. Major Project Component: (1) Value Chain Analysis (2) Branding (3) Proper Packaging (4) Survey Enumerating the number of Embroidery Stakeholder (5) Training  on Basic Hand Embroidery (6) Trainings for Embroidery Stakeholders (7) Bench Marking (8) Promotion of BurdangLumban

•           Total of 100 beneficiaries from 16 barangays

Pagsanjan

•           Microfinancing/ Rumicro Enterprise Development Program (2015) (Php3,000,000.00) – amount DTI-Laguna transferred to LGU Pagsanjan last August 10, 2015. Major Project Component: (1) Souvenir and Crafts Making Project on a. Bamboo, b. Resin, c. Coconut, d. Wood, e. Fossilized Leaves, f. Airbrush T-shirt Printing, g, Silk Screen T-shirt Printing (2) Packaging

•           Total of 245 beneficiaries from 16 barangays

•           YamangPinoy, Rural Micro Enterprise Promotion Program (RUMEPP) and OTOP Store Express (2016) (Php3,400,000.00) –  Major Project Component: (1) Entrepreneurial Management (2) Price and Product Costing (3) Financial Management (4) Product Development and Visual Merchandising (5) Ho to Negotiate with Buyers and How to attend Trade Fair (6) Lakbay Aral (7) Central Sales and Marketing Hub.

•           Total of 60 beneficiaries from 16 barangays

Pangil

•           YamanPinoy (2015) (Php700,000.00) – amount DTI-Laguna transferred to LGU Pagsanjan last August 10, 2015. Major Project Component: (1) Dress Making (2) Meat Processing (3) Beauty Culture.

•           Total of 30 beneficiaries from 8 barangays

Magdalena

•           YamanPinoy 2015 – (Php700,000)- fund transferred to LGU Magdalena  last August 10, 2015- Major Project Components: (1) List of  Trainings conducted: (1)Refrigerator Magnet making (2)Longganisa Making (3)Tocino Making (4)Dishwashing Liquid making  (5)Doormat Making.

•           All trainings were attended by 32 participants beneficiaries from Organized SamahanngKababaihan and Person with Disabilities

Pakil

•           OTOP Store Express 2016 (Php1,300,000) – amount DTI – Laguna. Fund was transferred on June 13, 2016. Establishment of PakilPasalubong            Center at the existing Tourism Office that will showcase the town’s primary products.

•           YamanPinoy 2016 (Php 1,400,000) – amount DTI – Laguna. Fund was transferred to LGU on June 13, 2016. Major Project Components             are (1) Food Processing (dried fish, santol and mango products) (2) Product          Development and Marketing of Bamboo Products.

Paete

•           Industry Clustering Development Program 2016 (Php 550,000) – amount DTI – Laguna. Fund was transferred to LGU on June 16, 2016. Components of the Project     are (1) Capacity Building: 2-Day Culinary Arts Training for 100 participants   (2) Product Design and Development for Christmas Novelty Items (3)         Marketing: Production of Tourism Brochures and Participation in a Trade Fair Exhibit. First part of the training on Ice Carving and Food Garnishing    was conducted last July 27-28, 2016.

Siniloan

•           OTOP Store Express 2016 (Php 1,000,000) – amount DTI – Laguna. Components of the Project (1) Renovation of a municipal facility to be converted as the town’s Pasalubong Center (2) Livelihood Trainings on special peanut butter, special candy, special macaroons, special atsara, special ube and special cassava cake. Proposal approved and target release of fund is on September 2016.

•           Rural Microenterprise and Promotion Program RuMEPP2016  (Php 1,500,000) – amount DTI – Laguna. The project comprises of trainings and seminars for the Siniloan Market             Vendors Association (SMVA) on financial management and strengthening           the organization; Business Development Services and Eco – Bag Making. Proposal is to be submitted and approved within the month of September            2016. Fund to be released on the same month.

Sta. Maria

•           Local Regional Economic Development   LRED 2015 – (Php 1,000,000) – amount DTI – Laguna. Fund was transferred on September 16, 2015. Major Project Components (1) LRED Planning Workshop (2) Capacity building (3) Entrepreneurship Development Seminar (4) Preparation of Financial Plan and Financial Analysis (5) Business Plan Writeshop (6) Food Packaging and Labeling for Marilag coffee, tablea and native delicacies (7)             Product Branding (8) Market Planning and Market Strategies (9) Product Development (10) Basic Business Management.

•           Total of 60 beneficiaries

•           OTOP Store Express 2015 (Php 500,000) – amount DTI – Laguna.  Fund was transferred on September 16, 2015. A municipal facility is being renovated to be the town’s Pasalubong Center. Products will be sourced    from the local producers and only limited to dry and processed food items.

Biňan City

YamanPinoy Capability/ Livelihood Program 2015 (Php 9,000,000.00) – amount DTI-Laguna transferred to LGU Biñan last September 23, 2015. Major Project Components: (1) GulongPangkabuhayanngBiñan (Foodcart) (2) sapinsaPaangBiñan (Shoemaking) (3) BasahangPangkabuhayanngBiñan (Rug Making) (4) Sumbrero de Biñan (Hats and Caps Making).

•           Total of 600 beneficiaries of 24 barangays

Small and Medium Enterprise Roving Academy (SMERA)

The SME is a continuous learning program for the development of micro, small and medium enterprises to become competitive in the domestic and international (global) markets. Its main strategies contain:

·         Integration of the business development services for SMEs at the national and local levels

·         Establishment of the Provincial, Regional, and National Entrepreneurship Development Networks

·         Management of an inclusive promotion program

Shared Service Facility

A total of 28 Shared Service Facilities (SSF) Project have been established in the Province.

-Footwear and Bags Production of Association of Binan Shoe and Bag Manufacturer and Retailer Inc., San Antonio, Biñan, Laguna

– SSF on Garments of Sipag Pinoy Credit & Savings Coop, Marinig, Cabuyao, Laguna.

– SSF on Coffee and Ginger Processing of Casile Guinting Upland MPC, Brgy. Casile, Cabuyao, Laguna

– SSF on Water Hyacinth Handicraft Production of Laguna Water Hyacinth Handicraft Association, Baybayin, Los Banos, Laguna.

-SSF on Milk Processing of Kalipunan ng mga Kooperatibang Magagagatas Inc., Lamot II, Calauan, Laguna.

-SSF on Bamboo Hub of LGU of Calauan, Laguna at Brgy. Masiit, Calauan, Laguna.

-SSF on Coco Coir Processing of Imok ARC Women and Farmers MPC Brgy. Imok, Calauan, Laguna

-SSF on Footwear Production of Likhang Liliw Footwear Producers Coop, Brgy Ibabang Taykin, Liliw, Laguna

-SSF Baloc Sewing Project of Philippine Frontline Ministries, Inc, Brgy San Ignacio, San Pablo City.

-SSF on Handicrafts of Samahan ng mga Coconut Producers at Entrepreneurs Inc., Brgy. Concepcion, San Pablo City

-SSF on Coffee Processing of Green Beans Marketing Coop, Brgy. Sta Filomena, San Pablo City.

-SSF on Food Processing of Association of Laguna Food Processors Inc., Victoria, Laguna.

-SSF on Bayong Production of Cavinti Municipal Employees Cooperative, Duhat, Cavinti.

-SSF on Organic Fertilizer Production of Pangkat Kabukiran Farmers Assoc of Cavinti, Inc. in Cailles St., Cavinti

-SSF on Kaong Vinegar and other Kaong Products of Gumihan Lamao Farmers Devt Coop San Antonio, Kalayaan, Laguna.

-SSF on Embroidery of Lumban Embroiderers Association MPC Public market site, Lumban.

-SSF on Embroidery of Lumban Marketing Cooperative in Lumban, Laguna.

-SSF on Bamboo Node of Philippine Farmers Association, Brgy. Origuel, Majayjay.

-SSF on Wood Working of Paete Manufacturing Coop, Paete, Laguna.

-SSF on Garments of Samahan ng mga Mananahing Pagsanjan Producers Coop, Pagsanjan, Laguna

-SSF on Metalworking Phase 1-Laguna Agro Machineries Manufacturing Association (LAMMA) Rizal St., Pila, Laguna

-SSF on Metalworking Phase 2-Laguna Agro Machineries Manufacturing Association (LAMMA) Rizal St., Pila, Laguna.

-SSF on Food Processing of Alyansa ng mga Kababaihan ng Pila, (AKAP) Inc. Pinagbayanan, Pila, Laguna

-Tahian sa Barangay at Water Hyacinth Handicrafts of Kababaihan Angat Pila-Women Education for Social Livelihood MPC, Sta. Clara Sur, Pila

-CALABARZON Food Solutions Hub of the Association of Laguna Food Processors, Inc., located at LSPU Compound, Sta. Cruz, Laguna

-Garments Products of Mother’s MPC in Mayapa, Calamba City, Laguna

-Bamboo Node of Sta Maria Bamboo Farmers Association, Brgy Kayhakat, Sta. Maria, Laguna

-Negosyo Center in Victoria, Laguna

Business Name Registration

Through the Negosyo Centers and at the Office of DTI Laguna, we facilitated the registration of Business Names within the prescribed time of 15 minutes.

Building Entrepreneurs through Advisory and Mentoring Services (BEAMS)

There are eleven (11) identified Shared Service Facility Cooperators being assisted under the program and there are about twenty five (25) Volunteer Mentors for the program who are conducting mentoring services.

Canadian Executive Service Organization

CESO Program focuses on helping MSMEs, LGUs and organizations to build strong, viable businesses to create opportunities for economic development.  Through the Volunteer Advisors who are senior level professionals and executives share their knowledge and expertise to work with small and medium-sized businesses, government agencies, civil society organizations (CSOs), and business associations.

Promotion of Green Economic Development

There were fourteen (14) Laguna Green Awardees recognized on their Greening Practices.

1.      Tojo Motors of Sta. Rosa City

2.      Bugong Restaurant, Los Banos

3.      JA Honrado Grassland Farm, Los Banos

4.      Oryspa Spa Solutions, Calamba City

5.      R & R Resort, Calamba City

6.      Escaba Food Products, San Pablo City

7.      Matrix Master Marketing, San Pablo City

8.      Forest Wood Gardens, San Pablo City

9.      AtoBelen;s Farm, San Pablo City

10.  Villa Socorro Agri Eco Farm, Pagsanjan

11.  Costales Nature Farm, Majayjay

12.  Victorino& Virginia’s Farm, Majayjay

13.  Sustalicious Food & Beverage, Pangil

14.  Junknot Handicrafts, Binan

Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program

Below are the details of the group/organization being assisted by DTI Laguna:

Cabuyao City, Laguna

•           Casile-Guinting Upland Marketing Cooperative (CGUMC)

•           Location: Bryg. Casile, Cabuyao City, Laguna

•           No. of Beneficiaries: 107 members

Calauan, Laguna

•           Imok ARC Women and Farmers MPC

•           Location: Brgy. Imok, Calauan, Laguna

•           No. of Beneficiaries: 80 members

Kalayaan, Laguna

•           Gumihan-Lamao Farmers Development Cooperative

•           Location: Brgy. San Antonio, Kalayaan, Laguna

•           No. of Beneficiaries: 107 members

Consumer Education and Advocacy

Please find below list of advocacies/seminars conducted

Adjudication

12 consumers were served from the province of Laguna. Decisions were rendered within the prescribed time.

Mediation

About 300 consumers were served from the province of Laguna. Complaints were resolved within the prescribed time.

Price and Supply Monitoring

We are regularly visiting business establishments to ensure sufficiency of supplies and reasonable prices of basic necessities and prime commodities through Suggested Retail Prices (SRPs) and to monitor their adherence to Price Act. A total of 387 firms were monitored on a monthly basis.

Starting October 24, 2016, DTI – Laguna is using the E-Presyo, an online price monitoring system for the public to be guided with the current prevailing prices.

The e-presyo is capable of collecting, processing and storing real-time prices of basic necessities and prime commodities under DTI’s jurisdiction. Thus, the consumers will be aware of the price information and guided in doing their grocery shopping.

Fair Trade Law Monitoring and Enforcement

They have conducted enforcement activity in May 2016, where 9 firms were found to be violating the PD 1572 for operating the shop/center without securing an Accreditation Certificate from DTI – Laguna.

Prior to the issuance of Notice of Violation, DTI – Laguna conducted information dissemination and issued Show Cause Orders in the areas where the monitoring and enforcement happened. These activities were performed by the office so as to help them comply with the said decree. 60 out of 69 firms complied and applied for the accreditation.

Issuance of Sales Promotion Permits

459 applications for sales promotion were processed.

Repair and Service Center/ Shop Accreditation

241 Repair and Service Shop applications were processed within the prescribed time of ten working days.

Private Emission Testing Center (PETC) Accreditation

33 PETCs were accredited within the prescribed time of ten days.

Truck Rebuilding Center Accreditation

1 truck rebuilding application was processed within the prescribed time.

Timbangang Bayan

60 Units of Weighing Scale/s were provided in the province of Laguna.

Diskwento Caravan

3 caravans were conducted and about five hundred thousand (P500,000.00) worth of sales were generated.

Consumer Welfare Desk (CWD) Accreditation and Monitoring

114 consumer welfare desk were monitored in the province of  Laguna.

DTI – Bagwis Awards

The following establishments in the province of Laguna were awarded with of DTI-Bagwis Seal of Excellence:

Gold Awardees

1.    Sanford Marketing Corporation – Biñan City Branch

2.    Abenson Ventures, Inc. – Biñan City Branch

3.    Supervalue, Inc. (SM Supermarket – Sta. Rosa City)

4.    Sanford Marketing Corporation – Santa Rosa City Branch

5.    Sanford Marketing Corporation – San Pedro City Branch

6.    Abenson Ventures, Inc. – San Pedro City Branch

7.    Abenson Ventures, Inc. – Balibago, Santa Rosa City Branch

8.    South Supermarket – Los Banos

9.    South Supermarket – Los Banos

10. Supervalue, Inc. (SM Supermarket – Calamba City)

11. Sanford Marketing Corporation – Calamba City Branch

12. Sanford Marketing Corporation – Los Baños Branch

13. Abenson Ventures, Inc. – Real, Calamba City Branch

14. Abenson Ventures, Inc. – Makiling, Calamba City Branch

15. Abenson Ventures, Inc. – Cabuyao City Branch

16. Supervalue, Inc. (SM Supermarket – San Pablo City)

17. Toyota San Pablo Laguna, Incorporated

18. Abenson Ventures, Inc. – San Pablo City Branch

19. Sanford Marketing Corporation – Sta. Cruz Branch

20. Puregold Price Club, Inc. – Pagsanjan Branch

Silver Awardees

21. Abenson Ventures, Inc. – Binan

22. Hyundai Laguna, Inc. – Binan

23. Malasaga Trading Corp. – Binan

24. Sanford Marketing Corporation – Biñan City Branch

25. Handyman Do It Best Home Center – Robinson’s Sta. Rosa

26. Handyman DIY Home Center – Sta. Rosa

27. Honda Cars Laguna, Inc. – Sta. Rosa

28. Honda Cars Laguna, Inc. – Sta. Rosa

29. Sanford Marketing Corporation – Sta. Rosa City Branch

30. CTM Ventures of Sta. Rosa

31. South Supermarket – Los Banos

32. Abenson Ventures, Inc. – Calamba

33. Puregold Price Club, Inc. Junior – Los Banos

34. Puregold Price Club, Inc. Extra – Los Banos

35. Mercury Drug Store – Nagcarlan

36. Abenson Ventures, Inc. – San Pablo City

37. Imperial Appliance Plaza – San Pablo City

38. ACCI Const. Supply – Nagcarlan

39. Imperial Appliance Plaza – San Pablo City

40. We-Serve Grocers – San Pablo City

41. One Centro Department Store – San Pablo City

42. Sharp Phils. Corp. – San Pablo City

43. Solid Electronics Corp.- San Pablo City

44. Honda Cars Laguna, Inc. – San Pablo City

45. We Serve Grocer, Inc. – San Pablo City

46. Ultimart Supermarket Corp. – San Pablo City

47. Gencars San Pablo, Inc. (Isuzu San Pablo)

48. Puregold Price Club, Inc. – Calauan Branch

49. Puregold Price Club, Inc. – San Francisco, San Pablo City Branch

50. Puregold Price Club, Inc. – Colago, San Pablo City Branch

51. Abenson Ventures, Inc. (Home Plus) – Sta. Cruz

52. Handyman DIY Home Center – Sta. Cruz

53. Royal Star Appliance Mktg., Inc. – SCL

54. Joy Supermarket – SCL

55. Golden Gate Supermart – SCL

56. One Centro Dept Store – SCL

57. The DIY – Sta. Cruz

58. South Emerald Distn., Inc. – SCL

59. Econotile Center – SCL

Bronze Awardees

60. Lagoon Dev’t. Corp. – Binan

61. South Supermarket – Sta. Rosa

62. Handyman Do It Best Home Center – Waltermart Sta. Rosa

63. South Supermarket – Sta. Rosa

64. Abenson Ventures, Inc. – Sta. Rosa

65. Queen Ester Supermart – San Pedro

66. Honda Cars Laguna, Inc. – Sta. Rosa

67. CTM Ventures Sta. Rosa Laguna, Inc.

68. Bargain City, Incorporated – Santa Rosa City Branch

69. Liana’s Supermarket – Calamba

70. Handyman Do It Best Home Center – Robinson’s Los Banos

71. Mercury Drug Store – Olivarez Los Banos

72. New Beginnings Ents. – Los banos

73. F.P. Perez Minimart – Calamba

74. Star UPLB Comm’l. Lane Corp. – Los Banos

75. Puregold Price Club, Inc. – Los Baños Branch

76. SiolandDev’t. Corp. – San Pablo City

77. One Centro Store – San Pablo City

78. SiolandDev’t. Corp. – P. Alcantara, San Pablo City Branch

79. Royal Star Appliance Mktg. – San Pablo City 1

80. Royal Star Appliance Mktg. – San Pablo City 2

81. Sharp Phils. Corp. – San Pablo City

82. One Centro Supermarket Store – San Pablo City

83. Honda Cars Laguna, Inc. – San Pablo City

84. Imperial Appliance Plaza – San Pablo City

85. M & W Townstore – Paete

86. M & W Townstore – Pila

87. Laguna Goodwill Shop On & Gen. Merchandise

88. Joy Supermarket

89. M & W Townstores, Inc. – Pakil

90. M & W Townstores, Inc. – Pila

91. M & W Townstores, Inc. – Lumban

92. M & W Townstores – Paete

93. Royal Star Appliance Mktg. – Sta. Cruz

94. Golden Gate Supermart – SCL

95. The DIY – Sta. Cruz

96. One Centro Store – SCL

97. Sta. Cruz Joy Enterprises – SCL

98. E-Home Improvement Center – SCL

99. Sukiko Grocer

100.      Bargain City, Incorporated – Sta. Cruz Branch

Republic Act 10644 or the Go Negosyo Act, provides that Negosyo Centers shall be established in all provinces, cities, and municipalities to promote “ease of doing business and facilitate access to services for MSMEs within its jurisdiction”. Each Negosyo Center assists entrepreneurs with their business through business name registration, business matching, information and advocacy , providing training and information campaigns, among others.

DTI CARP is committed to improve the quality of life of beneficiaries in the countryside including cooperatives and association of farmers, landowners, women, and the youth by helping them manage MSMEs using the battle cry “Hanap Yaman sa Kanayuan”. It provides a comprehensive package of support services to stimulate agro-industrial activities in the agrarian reform communities including entrepreneurship development, technology upgrading, skills capability building, product and market development, industry development, and investment promotion.

Registering business names ensures that the operating business are registered legally and avoids duplications of business names. The new business registration processes use state-of-the-art system wherein an applicant is issued a DTI certificate in 15 minutes or less. Business registration protects consumers with the regulated use of names in business transactions. 

The BPLS streamlines processes to make business start up easier.  The system reconstructs current business permits and licensing reconstructs current business permits and licensing systems of LGUs for the purpose of simplifying and making them more efficient by:

• Adopting a unified form
• Reducing the number of steps
• Reducing the processing time
• Reducing the number of signatories