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  1. Eastern Visayas is identified as a region within the archipelagic country of the Philippines.

BFAR Supports Solar Salt Production Initiative in Daram Island

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 13
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The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Region VIII supported the Development of the Salt Industry Project (DSIP) in Daram Island. This initiative involved providing solar salt production kits, including solar panels, generators, submersible pumps, and HDPE drums, to two beneficiary groups: the Daram Association of Fish and Squid Processors and the Brgy. Ubo Dried Fish Vendors Association. The groups received comprehensive training on how to use the technology to transform seawater into salt through a solar evaporation process.

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The project allows women in Daram to utilize abundant seawater as a resource. The intervention provides a new source of income by establishing small-scale enterprises focused on solar salt production, complementing existing activities like fish processing.

Eastern Visayas is a geographical region situated within the sovereign territory of the Philippines.

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Who's involved

  • Eastern VisayasRegional office of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) that provided support and training.
  • Daram IslandIsland where the pilot project is being implemented, utilizing seawater for production.
  • PhilippinesThe country where the initiative is taking place.

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