Mariel Vincent Rapisura, Author at Social Enterprise Development Partnerships, Inc.

SDFI Posts 24% Growth in 2014

Nov 10, 2015

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in Microfinance, Social Entrepreneurship

SEDPI Development Finance, Inc. (SDFI) posted an impressive 24% growth in its total assets in 2014. This is twice the growth of the banking industry that grew by 12% in the same period. Increase in loan portfolio drove SDFI’s growth that grew from PhP160 million to PhP211 million posting a growth rate of…

Yolanda and the Filipino Resiliency

Oct 13, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Financial Literacy, Microfinance

By: Emilenn Sacdalan-Pateño The Philippines is known as one of the most hazard-prone countries in the world. In a 2008 World Bank study, the country was identified as a natural disaster hot-spot with approximately 50.3% of its total area and 81% of its population vulnerable to natural disasters. The United Nations University Institute of…

Paano ba yumaman?

May 14, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Financial Literacy

Loading… Alamin ang mga sikreto sa pagyaman tulad ng: * Pagiwas sa abuso sa perang pinapadala * Pagimpok ng pang-emergency at pang retirement * Pagi-invest nang tama at pagiwas sa mga scam * Mga ugaling nakapagpapayaman * Pagba-budget nang tama at may priority * Pagpili ng angkop na insurance * Paggawa ng mga financial goals Date: …

SEDPI Internship Program for Future Development Leaders

Mar 18, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Uncategorized

Objective: • Hone professional skills and strengthen interpersonal relationships of incoming junior and senior students in professional settings as applied in the context of development work • Contribute to the achievement of social and commercial goals of social enterprises in the Philippines Internship Design: • Training on Leadership and Development Management will be provided •…

PricewaterhouseCoopers Awards Special Recognition to SEDPI

Mar 5, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Financial Literacy, Microfinance, Social Entrepreneurship

SEDPI Development Finance, Inc. (SDFI), the financing arm of SEDPI Group of Social Enterprises, received special recognition from the First Development Social Enterprise Awards (DSEA) held on March 4, 2015 at the Kalayaan Hall, Club Filipino in the City of San Juan. DSEA aims to recognize organizations that are committed…

Dahil sa LSE, Tagumpay! Tumigil na ang abuso sa padala

Feb 23, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Financial Literacy, Social Entrepreneurship

The LSE Program has helped transform the lives of Overseas Filipinos. Many of our graduates have overcome the burden of debt, saved enough emergency savings and availed of adequate insurance coverage. Aside from these, the participants were also taught how to practice leadership and come up with a social enterprise plan. The program is implemented under…

“Dahil sa LSE, Nanumbalik ang Tiwala ko Sa Sarili”

Feb 22, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Financial Literacy, Social Entrepreneurship

The LSE Program has helped transform the lives of Overseas Filipinos. Many of our graduates have overcome the burden of debt, saved enough emergency savings and availed of adequate insurance coverage. Aside from these, the participants were also taught how to practice leadership and come up with a social enterprise plan. The program is implemented under…

“Dahil sa LSE, Mas Naayos ang Plano Naming Pamilya”

Feb 21, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Financial Literacy, Social Entrepreneurship

The LSE Program has helped transform the lives of Overseas Filipinos. Many of our graduates have overcome the burden of debt, saved enough emergency savings and availed of adequate insurance coverage. Aside from these, the participants were also taught how to practice leadership and come up with a social enterprise plan. The program is implemented under…

“Dahil sa LSE, Naka-ahon Ako sa Utang”

Feb 20, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Financial Literacy, Social Entrepreneurship

The LSE Program has helped transform the lives of Overseas Filipinos. Many of our graduates have overcome the burden of debt, saved enough emergency savings and availed of adequate insurance coverage. Aside from these, the participants were also taught how to practice leadership and come up with a social enterprise plan. The program is implemented under…

“Dahil sa LSE, Social Investors na Kami!”

Feb 19, 2015

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Mariel Vincent Rapisura

in Financial Literacy, Social Entrepreneurship

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Author: Mariel Vincent Rapisura