A proposed training and workshop facility for livelihood programs in rizal province rizal, philippines/ Veronica Jill E. Agron and Danika Gail B. Bondad.--

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Agron, Veronica Jill E [author]

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Bondad, Danika Gail B [author]

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TextPublication details: Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.Description: 285pages: 29cmContent type:

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Dissertation note: College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.-- Bachelor of science in architecture: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025. Summary: This thesis proposes a Training and Workshop Facility in Rizal Province to support livelihood programs and address unemployment, low income, and limited access to skills training. Survey results show strong community interest—especially in hands-on training for technical skills, cooking, textiles, and metalwork. Respondents emphasized the need for accessibility, financial aid, flexible schedules, and culturally inspired design. The viability study confirms high demand, with 96.4% willing to join such programs. Key barriers include lack of nearby facilities, financial struggles, and limited awareness. The proposed facility should offer quality tools, business support, and a community-focused environment. With proper planning and support from local agencies, this initiative can empower residents, improve incomes, and drive sustainable development in Rizal.

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Bachelor's thesis

College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.--
Bachelor of science in architecture: Technological University of the Philippines,
2025.

Includes bibliographic references and index.

This thesis proposes a Training and Workshop Facility in Rizal Province to
support livelihood programs and address unemployment, low income, and limited
access to skills training. Survey results show strong community interest—especially in
hands-on training for technical skills, cooking, textiles, and metalwork. Respondents
emphasized the need for accessibility, financial aid, flexible schedules, and culturally
inspired design.

The viability study confirms high demand, with 96.4% willing to join such
programs. Key barriers include lack of nearby facilities, financial struggles, and limited
awareness. The proposed facility should offer quality tools, business support, and a
community-focused environment. With proper planning and support from local agencies,
this initiative can empower residents, improve incomes, and drive sustainable
development in Rizal.

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