Get Funding!!!
June 14, 2006
GET THE FUNDING YOU NEED FOR YOUR PROJECTS
SO YOU CAN HELP OTHERS!
Join the “Winning Grant Proposal Writing” Seminar, June 28, 2006, 8am-5pm,
Richville Hotel, 286 EDSA, Mandaluyong City.
ü Discover current tools, tips, techniques, trends, and best practices in grant proposal writing.
ü Know where to source funding for your projects; find technical experts from international NGOs; and learn where to get in-kind donation for medicines, relief and disaster goods, books, computers, etc.
ü Learn from a Proposal Writing Expert how to craft a well written proposal that international funding organizations are willing to fund or support.
ü Speakers are: Arnold Divino, Canada Fund Coordinator,Canada Fund, Angelita B. Cunanan, SGP Coordinator, UNDP-SGP, and Katherine G. Contreras, Metrobank Foundation, Inc. They will share their expertise on what procedures and processes are involved when applying for grant assistance and how they evaluate proposals.
ü Know what funders look for in a winning proposal.
ü Apply the right strategies in preparing your proposal.
ü Samples of approved proposals and letters to donors and funding agencies.
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The Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
June 10, 2006The Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (JAPAN) (www.apu.ac.jp)
is looking for competitive students to join its Spring enrollment. Join students from around the world!
Please send your resume to:
azaballa@spij.jp
Info sessions about the university will be on:
July 17- Baguio City
July 19- Manila
July 21- Davao
Preliminary interview and screening will be conducted during the info session.
Thank you.
AIREEN ZABALLA
Liaison Officer
Representative Office in the Philippines
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
Unit 1803, 18th floor, Prestige Tower Condo.
F.Ortigas Jr. Road, Ortigas Center
Pasig City 1600
Exploring Tukang Cave
June 1, 2006Tukang Cave is located in Tuba, Benguet. It is a 40 minute drive from Baguio City and a 20 minute walk from the main road to the cave entrace.
It was my first time to enter a cave so I got excited. I took in an anti-allergy pill because I was prone to different kinds of allergies from insect bites and dust.
There were 15 of us who entered the cave. According to Ms. Claire Prudencio, our Provincial Tourism Officer, Tukang cave should be explored by experienced spelunkers— she was right! But thank God! we all survived the 4 hour exploration inside the cave.
