Twenty members of the Mamanwa tribe in Barangay Camp Edward, Alegria, Surigao del Norte receive training in handicraft making through the partnership of the Department of Trade and Industry and the National Commission for Indigenous Peoples. The indigenous people were trained to produce mats, bags, baskets and other handcrafted products using indigenous materials growing prominently in the area, such as abaca, rattan strips (lagus) and golden sika (sayabay).
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
