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Women in Social Enterprises (WISE): Community empowerment and economic development through social entrepreneurship

In the final months of 2006, typhoon Reming violently ravaged Luzon, causing massive floods and power outages from Metro Manila to the Bicol region. Rowena Osal was among the 200 …

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Women in Social Enterprises (WISE) Webinar: Highlighting Women Social Entrepreneurs this National Women’s Month

In celebration of the 2021 National Women’s Month this March, the UP Institute for Small-Scale Industries will hold the Women in Social Enterprises (WISE) Webinar. The WISE Webinar features Filipino …

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