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September 18, 2019  – started discussing about organizing the Philippine Bamboo Society (PBS) among Dr.  Tesoro, Dra. Lapis and  Ms  Jimenez   November 2019  - Articles of Incorporation and By Laws was drafted and reviewed by  Ms  Jimenez December 4, 2020  – 1 st  meeting.   Ms  Jimenez gathered IMDM together with some colleagues of Dr. Tesoro.  January 7, 2021  -  chose the eleven (11) incorporators : Cagayan de Oro (1), Pangasinan (1),   Laguna (3), and Metro Manila (6) and  formulated the  objectives of PBS April 8, 2021-   The registered name is Philippine Bamboo - Society of Advocates, In. (PBSAI) (Company Reg. No. CN202104242).

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a  non-profit association  established in April 2021 by 11 founding member

farmers/nursery operators processors consumers professionals churches NGOs/POs

investors traders academe/R&D corporations government officials students

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1.  Symbolism -  bamboo is resilient, can withstand calamities - unique and impressive attributes of a bamboo.  Color, Style, Typography -  PBSAI, as an advocacy group, will be able to harmoniously engage and shepherd the 3 sectors of society and the international bamboo players The 17 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS         SDG # 13 - Climate Action -    it offers practical solutions to climate change mitigation and adaptation.      SDG # 15 - Life on Land -  We choose bamboo to replace the millions of hectares of forests that were lost due to calamities and human activities.

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Vision: Transforming the Filipinos’ quest for the bamboo’s environmental, social and economic significance Mission: We commit to engage the government, civil and private sectors of society to forge a harmonious and sustainable way in the bamboo journey's aspirations

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Marketing, Promotions, & Enterprise Development

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Attendance in the PBIDC monthly meetings (April and May)

Strategic Planning to discuss the 8 Key Result Areas (May 20, 2021)

1 st   ExCom Meeting to discuss Membership Policy (July 9, 2021)

1 st   Board Meeting for the 2nd Quarter of the Year to discuss the KRAs of each Committee (June 26, 2021)

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Sales government  civil society education private sector NGO 0.22 0.43 0.38 0.35 0.05

Breakdown per Islands Luzon Mindanao Visayas 0.61499999999999999 0.27750000000000002 0.1075

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2021 April - August 12 April   Southern Luzon Bamboo Summit  09 May  Interview on bamboo by  Radyo  Agila  11 May  AIM CHED GALP Webinar to discuss the Smart Bamboo Data Management System  14 May  National Bamboo Summit  10 June  ECCP FORUM 16 June Radio interview with Mike Aragon  23 June R02 Bamboo Inventory Project 27 June Radyo   Henyo , interview on bamboo at DZRH  28 June Region 6  CHED bamboo forum 08 July   Pagadian Chamber of Commerce business forum 19 July  ECCP Webinar on Untapped Green Sector Opportunities in the Bamboo industry  August 12 Davao Regional Bamboo Industry Development Forum

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2021 April - August June 17 Orientation Meeting for ME alumni of AIM on bamboo growing   July 21 Institutionalized the partnership of the Alumni Association of AIM with PBSAI and considers it as the CSR of the association wherein it has 26,000 alumni to help in the advocacy  July 28 Guest Speaker at the Rotary Club of Cubao for a nursery project to be set up in Alfonso, Cavite (500 sqm area in a 7-hectare property owned by the past District Governor of Rotary Johnny Yu) started discussion in March  On-going discussion with the Batangas Provincial Government to include bamboo growing as part of their Agri Business Corridor.   Identified is a 5-hectare area in Ibaan. A nursery will be set up first in a 500sqm lot.  Initiated by IMDM in partnership with PBSAI     started discussion last August 8  On-going discussion with ATIKHA initiated by IMDM in partnership with PBSAI re a 120-hectare area in  Tayabas  planted with bamboos.  ATIKHA will sign an IFMA with DENR

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Development of the Smart Bamboo Data Management System

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