Tags: Entrepreneurship, Livelihood Programs
By Anna Valmero
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, PALAWAN – Given an option, Vice Governor Clara “Fems” Reyes believes most housewives in her province would choose to go into business.
So she started a livelihood project for mothers in each of the 367 barangays. The livelihood projects aims to empower local housewives by giving them financial independence.
Read the rest of the story on Yahoo! News Philippines
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