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  1. The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines is preparing documents for an unsolicited airport project approval.
  2. Del Carmen is preparing to host Siargao's new development, involving local government collaboration with the Civil Aviation Authority to improve the airport.
  3. A foundation is running a digital livelihoods program in Siargao, where Kimberly Arevalo is involved in a LiDAR project with Connected Women.

Digital Livelihoods Program Graduates in Siargao/Del Carmen

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Twenty women in Del Carmen, Siargao, graduated from Elevate Aida, a digital livelihoods program run by the Aboitiz Foundation and Connected Women. The training covered AI data annotation and remote work skills. One graduate, Kimberly Arevalo, secured a role in an upcoming LiDAR project with Connected Women. The Aboitiz Foundation reported over 3,000 nationwide graduates as of April.

From sunstar.com.ph

Why it matters

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The program aims for significant expansion, with the Aboitiz Foundation targeting 300,000 women nationwide. By providing skills in AI data annotation and digital tools, the program supports the development of a remote workforce in the region.

A foundation is running a digital livelihoods program in Siargao, and Del Carmen is preparing to host Siargao's new development, which involves local government collaboration with the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines to improve the airport.

From sunstar.com.ph

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  • Siargao

    island in the Philippines

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  • Del Carmen

    municipality of the Philippines in the province of Surigao del Norte

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