The prototype PWD-friendly tricycle entails a more spacious sidecar that has a lowerable rear side that doubles as a ramp for wheelchair users. The sidecar also comes with an attachable seat to accommodate non-PWDs as well.
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There’s always something new to look forward to when visiting 18 Days. A new featured blend, a new batch of beans to try, and new tidbits to learn about the craft from the baristas.
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During the Christmas season, Filipinos flood malls all over the country for their gift shopping...
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Illac Diaz is the Executive Director of Liter of Light, a non-governmental organization that advocates for sustainable energy while providing their own lighting solutions to communities to combat energy poverty.
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With renowned engineers and new technology always coming and going in stores near us, where are we really within the technology gap?
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Through talks, workshops, and the interaction with likeminded individuals, it’s a national network and connection building event to find, ideate, and take action on what can be done to widen sustainable tourism.
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Upycling means to reuse the fabrics and materials to create something new. Photojournalist, George Buid, sought out people and organizations making waves in the industry through sustainable ways.
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When Adrian Camposagrado founded the environmental organization Estrawnghero Volunteer Group, he thought the battle stopped at plastic drinking straws.
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To answer the expanding technology gap, a team headed by Erik Lacson was formed to provide basic knowledge to children lacking the resources.
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The Philippines has had its fair share of challenges, but the struggle against flooding has been a long one — and it might be because of our trash.
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The Philippines is a beautiful country with thousands of islands and beaches, but it’s not going to last long. Our beaches are deteriorating because of trashes on the shore and within the ocean.
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Living in highly urbanized cities does not limit us from pursuing agriculture, but why do we need to learn and cultivate this idea now more than ever?
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