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Study looks into sweet potato industry - Vimarsana News

Study looks into sweet potato industry

BY: Loop Author 10:45, July 20, 2021 165 reads Sweet potato (kaukau) farmers in Papua New Guinea (PNG) have gained valuable insight into consumer buying preferences, which is helping to identify new market opportunities. The recent market analysis, supported by the Papua New Guinea - Australia Partnership, through the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, was the first of its kind in PNG and revealed that an increasing number of consumers in Port Moresby are preferring to buy their fresh produce from supermarkets, citing convenience ...

Catarman town promotes community-driven tourism for sustainable dev't - Vimarsana News

Catarman town promotes community-driven tourism for sustainable dev't

Catarman town promotes community-driven tourism for sustainable dev't Philippine Information Agency 03 Jun 2021, 18:38 GMT+10 CATARMAN, Camiguin, June 3 (PIA)--Fostering sustainable development through community-driven tourism, the Municipal Government of Catarman targets to help more residents through the Coastal Research Program. During the Come Again to Camiguin radio program, June 3, Municipal Tourism Officer Mac de la Riarte said under the Local Economic and Enterprise Development Program of the local government, they have established the Coastal Research Program that also became the tow...

Incubator bubble: Why some start-ups don't last - Vimarsana News

Incubator bubble: Why some start-ups don't last

Incubator bubble: Why some start-ups don’t last Tuesday March 09 2021 Girls in a tailoring session at an incubation centre. Some startups fail is because they ran out of cash. PHOTOs/Godfrey Lugajju Summary Many start-ups don’t survive long after leaving the incubation centre because they have not built a good client base that will be willing to pay for their products.  Others lack the capital beyond the incubation centre,   Justus Lyatuu and Entrepreneurship is the new language around the streets. At least on average three out of six random persons have side hustles that they are gro...