BPI Sinag Social Entrepreneurship Challenge 2022

Posted on August 23, 2022

What is BPI Sinag Social Entrepreneurship Challenge ? "BPI Foundation and Bayan Academy have partnered once again to recognize and support more sectors covered by the National Social Enterprise Development Roadmap, a research endeavor shared in last year’s Philippine Social Entrepreneurship Summit."
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One of the top 25 finalists for the BPI Sinag Social Entrepreneurship Challenge 2022 is Waste4Good, which aims to provide waste management solutions as well as community-building initiatives.
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As we move forward with the challenge's upcoming phase, we are grateful to be a part of it.

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Waste4Good x NHK WORLD-JAPAN

We are profoundly grateful for NHK WORLD-JAPAN's selection of Waste4Good Technologies for the 2023 Asia Insights documentary, currently broadcast in 160 countries! This remarkable opportunity was made achievable by the generous support from DOST PCIEERD, DOST PCAARRD, UPERDFI, Accenture, UPSCALE Innovation Hub, and the UNDP Philippines Their grants and guidance have been instrumental in propelling Waste4Good's mission, enabling significant progress in our endeavors.

Once again, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to DOST PCIEERD, especially to Ms. Russell Pili, RITTD, DOST PCAARRD, UPSCALE Innovation Hub, UPERDFI, Villgro Philippines, WHWise: i B L E n D N I C E 4WomEn, DOST Cotabato Provincial S&T Office, Dost Drieerdc, Upgrade Innolab, and UNDP Philippines for believing in our vision and supporting our cause. Your contributions have not only fostered our growth but also garnered international recognition, as demonstrated by our selection for this documentary. Together, we are effecting change in sustainable waste management and agriculture, and we are happy to share our journey with a global audience.

We sincerely thank you for your unwavering support and look forward to advancing our mission of a cleaner and greener future for all.
Again, inviting you all to please watch the documentary on NHK World Japan at https://www3.nhk.or.jp/.../tv/asiainsight/20231020/2022401/

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Waste4Good For Sustainable Agriculture And Environment

Waste4Good is revolutionizing sustainability with its groundbreaking invention. Our team is working so hard to turn bio-waste into organic fertilizer, paving the way for a greener future.

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? Reducing waste and environmental impact
? Supporting eco-friendly farming practices
? Empowering local communities

Explore our inspiring journey in the featured article by ABS-CBN: https://news.abs-cbn.com/.../pinays-invention-turns-bio...
Join us in celebrating this incredible innovation and sharing the vision of a more sustainable world. Like, comment, and share to spread the word about Waste4Good's game-changing work!


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Tackling Climate Change, One Coffee Tree at a Time!

At Waste4Good, we've always believed in the power of innovation and sustainability. Today, we're thrilled to announce a new mission that's close to our hearts – combating the impact of climate change on coffee farming. ?????
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Our planet's changing climate is posing unprecedented challenges to coffee growers worldwide. In response, we're launching the eCAS (enhanced Compost Activator Solution) Application, a small research project aimed at revitalizing coffee farming practices, enhancing yields, and mitigating the effects of climate change.
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The eCAS Application is our answer to the shrinking coffee yields caused by climate change. Our team of dedicated researchers will explore innovative methods, eco-friendly technologies, and sustainable practices to ensure a thriving future for coffee cultivation.
This project signifies our commitment to a greener, more sustainable world. It's a small step towards a significant change, and we want you to be a part of it!
Stay tuned for updates, insights, and ways you can contribute to this vital initiative. Together, we can brew a brighter, more sustainable future, one coffee tree at a time. ?????

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