RIBLEZA, MICHAEL JAYE P.

RES 501 – Advanced Studies in Developing Literature Review Date: 12 November 2022

TOPIC: DTI KAPATID MENTOR ME PROGRAM: AN ENTREPRENEURIAL GUIDE FOR MICRO AND
SMALL ENTERPRISES IN THE PROVINCE OF MARINDUQUE

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Mentor ME businesse selection of
(KMME) s of the five
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Digos City
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G. Dana-
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Khamille
Grace S.
Anasco,
Ariel San
Jose,
September
2021)

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Marquez, of DTI in pandemic
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Sarmenta, Province
Jean Kanty of Nueva
A. Alvarez, Ecija
Dennis U.
Ong, Felipe
E. Balaria,
November
2020)

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RES 501 – Advanced Studies in Developing Literature Review Date: 12 November 2022
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RES 501 – Advanced Studies in Developing Literature Review Date: 12 November 2022
2020) regardless significance
of owner to the
attributes or programs
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(Amihan, for Social decors & factors.
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and
metalworking
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respondents.

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the ation of research online Serbisyosa program of
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Barangay ess of the form beneficiaries the long-
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the program MSMEs
Department through
of Trade business
and continuity
Industry training,
(DTI) in increased
Talugtug, productivity
Nueva Ecija and
during the government
Pandemic subsidies
(Lester
Rabanal,
Ariel M.
Mariano,
John Mark
D.
Tangonan,
Shane M.
Manzon,
Dionne
Elaine C.
Languido,
Richard V.
Simangan,
August
2021)

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INTRODUCTION

The administration of Former President Rodrigo Duterte. seeks to build on the successes of
previous administrations in reducing poverty and increasing prosperity. Apart from the platform
of combating crime and restoring peace and order, Former President Duterte also underscored
that a peaceful society would be more conducive toward the attainment of more stable and
long-lasting economic progress. In general, the Duterte economic platform seeks to distribute
economic activity throughout the country even as it also aims to improve the overall business
climate and make doing business at all levels or sizes of enterprise an easier proposition.
President Duterte vowed to sustain the current economic policies implemented by the previous
administration. This is to ensure the continued expansion of the economy, which in the first
quarter of 2016 posted the highest growth in Asia at 6.9%.

The government draws upon successful models used to attract business to local cities and
pursue the relaxation of Constitutional restrictions on foreign ownership, except on land
ownership, in order to attract foreign direct investments (FDIs), according to the
administration’s economic managers. The objective is to invest in building the infrastructure
necessary to make the Philippines a 21st century economy: from modernizing ports to
improving logistical spine to ensuring reliable and low-cost power for all the islands. The
current government eyes to implement not just major Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects
but more small and medium-sized projects, particularly in the countryside to ensure a more
inclusive growth, as this will provide more job opportunities for more people.

The broader context of the President’s peace thrust is also an important pillar in the
administration’s economic platform. Peaceful communities form a more solid basis for creating
businesses which generate jobs that ultimately provide an even more vibrant and peaceful
community, turning full circle, i.e., the so-called peace dividend.

In order to understand the impact of this program to mentees, the researcher come up with
this title: DTI Kapatid Mentor Me Program: An Entrepreneurial Guide for Micro and Small
Enterprises in the Province of Marinduque. This topic is of much interest to the researcher
considering that 99% of Business Organizations in the Philippines are composed of MSMEs. It is
believed at the end of the research that overall impact to mentees would be established and
brought to light and attention would be emphasize to issues regarding the KMME Program.

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