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  1. Southern Mindanao is attracting investors by offering cost advantages, including lower power and labor costs, while expanding projects across the region.

DENR Opens 144,000 Hectares in Davao Region for Investment

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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources delineated 500,011 hectares across Mindanao for private investment, which includes 144,035 hectares in the Davao Region. This land is designated for agroforestry, tree plantations, and renewable energy projects, such as solar and wind farms. The lands offered are production forests outside of protected areas and critical watersheds.

From sunstar.com.ph

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The designation of these large tracts of land opens significant opportunities for private investment in Mindanao. This expansion aligns with the region attracting investors due to cost advantages, including lower power and labor costs, while expanding projects across the area.

Southern Mindanao is attracting investors by offering cost advantages, including lower power and labor costs, while expanding projects across the region.

From sunstar.com.ph

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    The Davao Region might see increased investment in land use and infrastructure development.

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