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By Halyn Lunel A. Gamboa

“Muntik na po ako sumuko,” shared Gladys Aniel, one of the third batch of OFW mentees who graduated from the recently concluded “Balikabayanihan Start and Improve Your Business (SIYB) Training for OFWs and Families” last 2 July 2021, 1:30PM via Zoom.

The virtual graduation aims to honor the third batch of the SIYB program which comprised 32 SIYB graduates of which are all DOST-CALABARZON’s iFWD PH completers, and their perseverance in completing their business plans after six weeks of rigorous mentoring.

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By: Krizzia Mei C. Esperanza

Thirty-three (33) metal workers representing 15 Cavite-based fabrication firms completed the two-day webinar on metal identification and selection on June 23, 2021. The Department of Science and Technology – CALABARZON, through its Provincial Science and Technology Center in Cavite (DOST-Cavite), in cooperation with the DOST – Metals Industry Research and Development Center (DOST-MIRDC), spearheaded the activity to capacitate the participants in conducting metal identification tests, and to determine the heat treatment for each metal type.

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By: Rochelle L. Cruz

Around 240 participants from local DRMM units, SUCs, HEIs, NGAs and MSMEs virtually attended DOST-CALABARZON’s #BANGON: Bayanihan tungo sa pagbangon Webinar Series on June 29 via Zoom and Facebook Live. On its return, the #BANGON webinar featured the various innovative technologies on ready-to-eat (RTE) disaster relief foods from DOST-Industrial Technology Development Institute (ITDI) and DOST-Food and Nutrition Research Institute (FNRI).

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By: Krizzia Mei C. Esperanza

The Department of Science and Technology – CALABARZON (DOST-CALABARZON), through its Provincial Science and Technology Center in Cavite (DOST-Cavite), in collaboration with the Batangas State University (BatStateU), held a Technology Opportunity Seminar (TechOpS) on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) technologies to 24 city and municipal DRRM officers in Cavite on June 29, 2021. The activity featured the DOST-developed online travel management system, Safe, Swift & Smart Passage (S-PaSS), and the BatStateU’s tsunami early warning system, Solar Isotropic Generator of Acoustic Wave (SIGAW).

DOST-Cavite Provincial Director, Engr. Raul D. Castañeda, in his welcome address encouraged the attendees, representing their respective Local Government Units (LGUs), to make use of the mentioned technologies to improve disaster response. Besides this, he cited entry points for collaboration, especially in bringing S&T interventions and innovations, particularly in DRRM, to their community.

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By: Rochelle L. Cruz

The Department of Science and Technology-CALABARZON (DOST-CALABARZON), in coordination with the Regional Task Force (RTF) IV-A, convenes 375 participants coming from provincial and city DRRM officers, RTF IV-A members, and citizens in the region for a public orientation on Safe, Swift, & Smart Passage (S-PaSS) last June 18 via Zoom and Facebook Live. This is one of the efforts of the agency to increase the public awareness on the implementation of S-PaSS in the region and to prevent the recently reported proliferation of fixers and fake documents from happening again.

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