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Technology and Livelihood Development Centers (TLDC) is a dynamic and innovative organization committed to empowering individuals and communities through technology-driven education, skills development, and sustainable livelihood opportunities. With a strong emphasis on fostering economic growth and social progress, TLDC strives to bridge the gap between technological advancements and the aspirations of people from diverse backgrounds.

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OUR VISION

A center of technology transfer, livelihood opportunities and entrepreneurial empowerment that will help alleviate the living conditions of the people in Negros Occidental

OUR MISSION

Facilitate techno-transfer, transformational and proactive community-based livelihood programs, projects, and activities that will enhance the lives of producers, MSMEs, and skilled Negrosanons.

OUR GOAL

To empower and maximize the knowledge, skills, and talents of the Negrosanons through food and non-food production and special skills trainings.

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THE BEST PRODUCTS OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

  • Island wine (BIGNAY)

    Island wine (BIGNAY)

    ₱250.00 – ₱350.00Price range: ₱250.00 through ₱350.00

    Discover Federico's Bignay wine, a Filipino fruit wine made from the native bignay or bugnay berries. Find out more about this delicious beverage.

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  • Mushroom Chips

    Mushroom Chips

    ₱98.00

    Introducing Mushmakulay Mushroom Farm's flavorful and crispy mushroom chips. Made from fresh mushrooms, they come in salted egg, barbecue, sour cream, and spicy salted egg flavors. Shop now!

  • Honey

    Honey

    ₱275.00

    Introducing Gracie's Best pure honey by GRACEBOX Food Products. Made by honeybees using nectar of flowering plants. Get it now at P275 for 511g.

  • pinasugbo

    Pinasugbo

    ₱90.00

    Pinasugbo, also known as consilva, is a Filipino banana chip dessert made from thinly sliced saba bananas that are deep-fried and coated with caramelized sugar and sesame seeds.

  • Banana Marble (Saba Mango)

    Banana Marble (Saba Mango)

    ₱76.00
  • Muscovado Sugar

    Muscovado Sugar

    ₱60.00 – ₱115.00Price range: ₱60.00 through ₱115.00

    Muscovado sugar is unrefined cane sugar that contains natural molasses. It has a rich brown color, moist texture, and toffee-like taste.

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  • Saba Sticks

    Saba Sticks

    ₱200.00

    Delicious and healthy Super SarapSaba Sticks.

  • Pastillas Toasted

    Pastillas Toasted

    ₱90.00

    Pastillas, literally known as milk candies, is an integral part of food culture, and one of the favorite sweet delicacies or desserts among Filipinos.

  • Mt. Kanlaon Coffee

    Mt. Kanlaon Coffee

    ₱145.00 – ₱250.00Price range: ₱145.00 through ₱250.00

    Native Roasted Organic Coffee Beans present a full-bodied drink with balanced bitterness and medium acidity, as well as a slightly almond and chocolatey aroma and flavor.

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  • Mumshie Batuan Powder

    Mumshie Batuan Powder

    The use of batuan fruit is one of the distinct flavors of Ilonggo cuisine and is widely utilized to make sour and savory dishes.

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NEWS

NEWS & EVENTS

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Why MSMEs Must Partner With TLDC

TLDC IS HERE TO HELP YOU SUCCEED.

The Technology and Livelihood Development Centers (TLDC) is a government agency that provides training and support to micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in the Philippines. TLDC’s mission is to help MSMEs grow and succeed by providing them with the skills and resources they need to compete in the global market.
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Provincial Government’s Technology and Livelihood Development Center (TLDC), Shared Service Facility, and Organic Market in Bacolod City

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