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KALAHI - CIDSS
In 2006, I attended my first KALAHI-CIDSS seminar, which was held in a nice three-room building, itself a KALAHI-CIDSS sub-project. After that seminar, I dreamt of having the same building for San Miguel High School; the word “KALAHI” was always on my mind. I prayed that KALAHI would come to San Miguel. My prayer was answered.	The author and her students at the all-new KALAHI-CIDSS three-classroom sub-project in San Miguel, Bohol.
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Author: Rufina M. Artiaga Date: Tuesday, April 15, 2008
KALAHI - CIDSS
BIEN UNIDO, BOHOL - The slight Amalie Gaviola used to go school carrying a small plastic chair. She used to bring the small plastic chair because the day care center that she goes to in Barangay Nueva Estrella did not have enough facilities for her and her 33 other classmates. In fact, she also had to share with them a meager supply of books, toys, and others. In fact, from afar, the day care center looked like an abandoned building. Still, Amalie did not mind. Because to her, school meant getting close to her simple dream of helping her family get out of poverty.	For Amalie Gaviola (right), going to school, thanks to KALAHI-CIDSS, no longer means walking for hours on end or bringing her own chair.
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Author: Kathee D. Sanchez Date: Thursday, April 10, 2008
KALAHI - CIDSS
Although KALAHI-CIDSS has long been phased out from the town of Las Nieves, in the CARAGA, local officials have continued to use the processes it introduced. After three years of imparting community-driven development technologies, KALAHI-CIDSS has left an indelible mark in the minds of the local townsfolk.	A water system sub-project was successfully put up in Las Nieves.
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Author: Erica Morales Date: Wednesday, April 02, 2008