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    European Union to fund 22 fish centers in Mindanao

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    August 18, 2020
    Author
    Palo, Ruth
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    MT20200818_A5
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    Twenty-two fish centers equipped with ice-maker cold storage and processing facilities located in some coastal provinces of Mindanao have been identified for funding under the European Union-funded Mindanao Peace and Development Program (Minpad). Mindanao Development Authority Chairman Emmanuel Piñol said the fish centers, estimated to cost about P200 million, would be interconnected through a digital platform that will monitor daily catch and establish market linkage. He added that the facilities were expected to boost fishery and aquaculture productivity in Mindanao while upgrading the fisheries sector to make it compliant with international standards against unreported and unregulated fishing.
    Citation
    Palo, R. (2020, August 18). European Union to fund 22 fish centers in Mindanao. The Manila Times, p. A5.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/9503
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    Fishing harbours; Cold storage; Processing fishery products; Marketing; Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA); Mindanao Fisheries and Aquaculture Development; European Union Delegation to the Philippines; Department of Finance (DOF); Piñol, Emmanuel; Philippines
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