 KOLPING : a triumph of innovation and hard work
When the Kolping Society of the Philippines received some machineries donated by the Kolping International Society in Germany in 1987, the local branch, in its desire to utilize the equipment, organized several unemployed residents in Calabanga to train in handicraft making. |
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CRAFTS AND DEVELOPMENT MARKETING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT by: Zenaida M. Quismorio
The Community Crafts Association of the Philippines (CCAP), is a non-profit, non-government organization. It is into crafts, development marketing and sustainable development. |
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Excerpts from the address made during the VSO Annual Meeting of Supporters Kensington Town Hall, London October 14,1997 by: Zenaida M. Quismorio
CCAP believes that the individual craftsworker can better achieve progress by uniting with his fellow workers and acting collectively to solve their problems, both social and economic. |