Ee OBJECTIVES MISSION rvenbai Preece system infocus and ‘To support the establishment and strengthening of social enterprises (SEs) ‘To support the participation of communities in support of social enterprises ec Agee ruc arity areas ofthe ‘To support the ee ‘To enhance the eh environment for a ed healthy resource the development ipo Y OFFEST base for FSS! and growth of SEsBram Pere sen sue SUPPORT SERVICES) ANCL ‘A Miaanace sees SM) no ‘4 iste poductané “APES ‘A Tehtology and innoraton Food and derivatives, ‘Renewable energy ecnoapes reused Rte SALI ECOSYSTEM STS Forests & protected aeons oe areas, production areas, women, agricultural raed EOCENE ca (cry Our Bottom Line Triple bottom line (3BL) is derived form the United Nation's three pillars of sustainability also known as the “Three E's” of sustainability. These are environmental protection, economic development, and social equity which was later coined to three P's or People, Planets and Profits. In a general sense, @BL means the integration of economic, social and environment dimensions in development.SORSOGON Likas, AGAP, FPE, PTFCF, LGUs, government agencies, COCOBIND, GAICO and GSAC LEYTE: Babatngon PCF VICTO, LGU, local cooperative, DISUP (Belgian NGO) Malaya Development Cooperative, Kapatagan MPC, AASKI, New Tumauini Cooperative and Wesley Coop, Pilnet-RO1 PCA, FPE, PEF, SSI municipal governments of Roxas and San Vicente, barangay councils, Peoples’ organizations and coopers tives, Haribon,ELAC and business NEGROS od OCCIDENTAL: ae ig : la Castellana ‘AFTI,SEED, LGU, DAR, DA ZAMBOANGA NORTE SOUTH AND SUR: COTABATO: Green Tropics, Mahitana government agencies, » Foundation IMASS-SPECC.HANDICRAFTS AND WOOD PRODUCTS Oval Table Lamp Tumandok Grafts Industfiesis a small dynamic social enterprise of hancicratts based in Negros Istand Region that specializes in the making of resin-larinateo, indigenous based materials of home products forthe local and export market. The oval table lamp is one of “Tumandok’s products and itis made from the interplay.ot capiz shells and bay local indigenous _/__ttals:Tne capi sels are processed produce gold Color and combined with natural banana b eS Wheelchairs and Wood Products Aspiring decent and meaningful lives for differently-abled persons, the social enterprise Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, inc. works out the talents and abilities of its differently-abled persons members to produce high-quality products such as wheelchairs, school chairs, educational toys, wood jewelry, and collapsible tables sold in and out of the country. These products give the differently-abled persons opportunities to eam money for their families.‘Several mining communities in Palawan shifted toa more sustainable and environment-friendly way of earning income by selling dried lagundi, malunggay, sambong and turmeric leaves to Biofarm, an enterprise formed by the Palawan Center for Appropriate Rural Technology. Biofafm ‘enterprise processes the cried leaves into powder form then packed and shipped to. pharmaceutical and wellness products ‘companies. Dairy Products (Once plagued with strong typhoons and debt to traders, rice and com farmers in Mallig, Isabela joined Malaya Development Cooperative as it diversity to a dairy enterprise that processes cow's milk to produce yogurt and flavored, fresh, and pasteurized milk presently marketed to a number of grocery stores and schools innearby provinces,Organic Peanut ‘The indigenous peoples of Cagayan de Oro «gain from the rich resources of the province through the production of organic peanut, Greenminds, Inc. is a social enterprise advocating environment protection and preservation by using ecological farming technologies in areas in Mindanao. Presefit organic peanuts are also processed into brittied, roasted and sugar-coated peanuts. Organic Coffee Coffee farmers ofthe Blaan tbe in South Cotabato plant and sellcoffee beans to GreenTropics, a social enterprise that buys coffee beans produced by indigent farmers at a price eee ae By practicing fair trade principles, GreenTropics helps the indigenous peoples of South Cotabato to more without compromising the integrity of Mt Matutum, the tribe's source of coffee beans.