28-30 June 2010

Manila, Philippines

Marcus Evans presents the Sustainable Manufacturing Forum to be held on the 28^th, 29^th and 30^th June 2010 in Manila, Philippines.

The Sustainable Manufacturing Forum offers constructive discussions on strengthening the manufacturing processes and methodologies on radically improving processes throughout the organisation while reducing cost in order to boost earnings without putting more people on the payroll. Attendees will gain knowledge on how to put the right measures in place to stay ahead of the competition and take full advantage of the upturn.

Do not miss the opportunity to be a part of this thought provoking and innovative gathering of lean manufacturing experts from Ingram Micro, Kraft Foods Philippines Inc, JG Summit Petrochemical Corp. Philippines, Merck Sharp Dohme (Singapore), Ramcar Battery International Ltd. and so on.  Take this chance to ensure the organisations are adopting strategic lean and sustainable manufacturing tools that would effectively remove waste and improve production processes while accurately forecasting production!

The main issues to be addressed in the conference include:

• Constructing and executing lean transformation projects to align with business development
• Steering a recipe for a holistic approach to increasing productivity using lean, six sigma and other strategies
• Taking the global perspective of moving out of reactionary mode and into long-term sustainable growth
• Protection of intellectual property
• Advancing lean six sigma results and making change stick
• Selecting, designing and managing LSS projects using financial valuation

For event brochure, please contact Ms. Chew Wan
Telephone: +603 2723 6748
Email: LeeC@marcusevanskl.com

For more details check out our website by clicking Sustainable Manufacturing Forum

Proudly Supported By:

Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines

SCMAP members and other INTERESTED parties

Let’s Learn and Have Fun as we Sail Away

May 13 (Thursday) – 4pm to 15 (Saturday) – 5pm 2010

Target Participants

• Supply chain logistics, distribution or transport staff requiring an introduction to shipping
• Other transport staff requiring a refresher and latest updates
• Managers and non-shipping or non-transport staff in related and interface functions (warehousing, distribution planning, trucking, inventory management, purchasing, accounting, engineering,   QA, etc) who require a basic understanding of domestic shipping and the latest developments.

Register now and participate in this informative LOGISTICS IMMERSION COURSE from May 13 Thursday-5PM to 15 Saturday-5PM, 2010 on board the Superferry 1 vessel to CEBU and back to Manila via airline.

Know more about the shipping industry, its vital importance to our businesses and realize its impact to Distribution and Logistics.

Seminar Topics and Speakers:

• Observation of port operation.  Know how your cargoes are handled at the port, and how the vessel moves them.
• Recognize Aboitiz customer service initiatives for 2010 and acquire opportunities for better collaboration.
• Take advantage of networking and benchmarking opportunities with SCMAP members and industry business partners.

Download reservation form here

LOGISTICS GLOBAL COMPARISON

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By Ed Sanchez
SCMAP Executive Director

World Bank Logistics Performance

Supply Chain Asia magazine publishes Supply Chain Indicators as a regular feature. In the latest issue (March / April 2010), the magazine featured the World Bank Logistics Performance Index and Indicators 2010.

The report rates countries according to their overall logistics performance index (LPI), which is a number ranging from 0 (lowest) to 5 (best). Apart from the overall LPI, countries are also rated on six components of logistics performance. These are

1. Customs
2. Infrastructure
3. International shipments
4. Logistics competence
5. Tracking and tracing
6. Timeliness

One hundred countries are rated, with Germany landing at the top (4.11) and Nigeria at #100 (2.59). The top 20 countries are listed below. The Philippines is not among them.

Out of the top twenty, 13 are from Europe and only 4 are from Asia, the rest being Canada, US and Australia. None are from Latin America and Africa. The bunching of European countries at the top is not unexpected, as they are basically one compact land mass, and they use similar systems. No doubt the formation of EU has contributed to this. Our new logistics management mentor, Japan, is #7 (3.97).

Other East Asian countries are:

Curiously, Latin American countries are rated low, the best performers being

Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Peru, Honduras, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, El Salvador are even much worse. This is despite Latin America basically being one connected land mass, although not as compact as Europe, and also having basically one language, Spanish-Portuguese. Likewise, African countries are rated low

Of the six components of the Logistics Performance Index, the Best (Top 20) countries rated highest in Timeliness

The overall rank of the Philippines indicates that we are not hopeless on a global comparison; however we are only #9 out of 13 in our part of the world.

Comparing RP with the Best (Top 20), overall we are 0.78 point behind. The worst components are no surprise, Infrastructure (1.46 behind), followed by Customs (1.09 behind). We are close to being at par in International shipments (only 0.15 behind).

Our Asian neighbors (excluding Middle East) fall into 3 groups

• Top 4, those in the Top 20 – Singapore, Japan, Hongkong, Taiwan
• Second group, not in the Top 20, but rated higher than RP – Korea, China, Malaysia, Thailand
• Third group, rated lower than RP – India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Bangladesh

Comparison with the Top 4 is like comparing with the Best above. With the Third group (not shown), RP proves to be superior in all components except Infrastructure, (RP 2.57) vs. Third group 2.62. Our Infrastructure belongs to the bottom.

Below is a comparison with the Second group. Our poor infrastructure shows, as well as Customs, whereas International shipments comes as a mild surprise.

Amb. Cesar Bautista and the rest of the NCC have a clear target. We need to improve on the low rated components – Infrastructure and Customs. Basically these are areas where the government must take the lead. A third area needing improvement is Logistics competence. Here the private sector, including SCMAP, can take the lead. Tracking & tracing and Timeliness are also areas for the private sector.

Upcoming Activities

• Logistics Immersion Course – an enhanced version of the erstwhile Shipping Immersion Course; includes topics in basic shipping and beyond, such as a snapshot of the Japan logistics system, infrastructure developments, Philippine economic performance and forecasts for 2010, May 13 – 15.
• Warehousing Seminar I – a 2-day seminar on basics plus advanced topics (wms, lean warehousing), with warehouse visit, June 17 – 18
• Sustainable Manufacturing Forum – a Marcus Evans organized event endorsed by SCMAP, June 28 – 29
• 2010 Supply Chain Conference – SCMAP’s biggest event of the year. A 2-day conference and exhibit, with this year’s theme of “Supply Chain: Key to Driving and Sustaining Operational Excellence, Business Growth and Profitability”, Sept. 23 – 24. Sponsorship and advertisement packages are still available.

Address inquiries and comments to Ed Sanchez at tel. 671-8670, fax 671-4793, cell 0918-914-1689, or email scmap.org@gmail.com.  Those interested in SCMAP training and other activities are requested to send their e-mail addresses. Visit SCMAP’s website at:www.scmap.org

May 8, 2010

CHAOS

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By Ed Sanchez
SCMAP Executive Director

North Harbor Chaos

The drama continues at the North Harbor. For its part, SCMAP has taken the following positions

• Objection to the 5% concession fee on ancillary services (letter to PPA Board, March 31, 2010)
• Grave concern over the slow service at the North Harbor starting with the takeover on April 12 (letter to PPA Board, April 19, 2010).

Delays are being experienced in both outbound and inbound shipments, as a consequence of the inadequate and dilapidated equipment of MNHPI, and new systems and procedures not properly cascaded.

Delays will increase shipping cost and affect the distribution and availability of products in the Visayas and Mindanao. Out of stock situations will lead to lost sales, and are bad for the economy as a whole. SCMAP joined PLSA, PSB, cargo handlers and port labor in a press conference last Friday.

Logistics Immersion Course

SCMAP reels off with its first Logistics Immersion Course. The enhanced seminar covers an expanded range of topics beyond just shipping. Topics are:

• Recent MARINA Initiatives, Arhleen Romero, MARINA
• Recent PPA Initiatives to Enhance Port Operations & Services, Hector Miole, PPA

• Role of Shipping in Philippine Logistics & Its Impact on Transport Cost, Cora Curay, SCMAP Vice President & President XVC Logistics
• A Snapshot of Japan Logistics System, Dennis Llovido, SCMAP President & AVP-Transport Head, Nestle Phils.
• New Developments in RO-RO, Jet Acena, Deputy Team Leader, RO-RO, REID Foundation
• Infrastructure Development in the Philippines, Raffy Hernandez, Deputy Team Leader, PPP, REID Foundation
• Philippine Economic Performance and Forecasts for 2010, Ronilo Balbieran, Economist – UA&P, Deputy Team Leader, REID Foundation

The itinerary and schedule are: Manila – Cebu – Manila, May 13 – 15, 2010

Manila – Cebu is via Superferry 1 and Cebu – Manila is by PAL

Fees are SCMAP – P12,999, Non-SCMAP – P16,249.

2010 Logistics Conference

SCMAP is inviting supply chain service providers, suppliers of logistics products, equipment, software and other technologies, and other companies to display their products and services at the 2-day annual supply chain conference with the following theme and schedule.

• “Supply Chain: Key to Driving and Sustaining Operational Excellence, Business Growth and Profitability”
• September 23-24, 2010
• EDSA Shangri-la, Mandaluyong City

Sponsorship and advertisement packages include

• Special Principal Sponsor (P105,000)
• Principal Sponsorship (P90,000)
• Regular Sponsorship (P45,000)
• Cocktails Sponsorship (P220,000)
• Luncheon Sponsorship (P220,000)
• Break Sponsorship (P110,000)
• Advertisement: P9,000, P4,500 & P2,250

Global Logistics Performance

Address inquiries and comments to Ed Sanchez at tel. 671-8670, fax 671-4793, cell 0918-914-1689, or email scmap.org@gmail.com.  Those interested in SCMAP training and other activities are requested to send their e-mail addresses. Visit SCMAP’s website at:www.scmap.org

April 23, 2010

2010 Conference

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By Ed Sanchez
SCMAP Executive Director

SCMAP Conference

SCMAP President Dennis Llovido recently announced the theme for its annual conference and exhibit for 2010: “Supply Chain: Key to Driving and Sustaining Operational Excellence,Business Growth and Profitability”

As in past years, the venue will be the Isla and Palawan Ballrooms of EDSA Shangri-La Hotel in Mandaluyong City. The schedule is September 23 – 24, 2010.

Around 250 participants from various sectors – manufacturers, distributors, service providers, logistics equipment suppliers, software vendors, and the academe, are expected to attend this year’s conference. Leading supply chain experts in the Philippines and abroad are scheduled to share their supply chain expertise on driving and sustaining operational excellence, leading to business growth and profitability.

SCMAP is inviting companies to partner with SCMAP in this undertaking by way of sponsorship or advertisement. This conference can offer companies an excellent opportunity to network with the industry decision-makers and movers, while promoting their products and services.

Reservations will be accepted on a first come first serve basis, by submission of the signed contract form to the SCMAP Secretariat.  Deadlines are:

Sponsorship contributions and benefits are maintained from last year

• One 10 sq. m. (2.5m x 4m) exhibit booth for products/services.
• Two (2) participants can attend the conference free-of-charge.
• Corporate AVP (30 sec) shown 8 times during break or plenary session
• Company logo in the newspaper advertisement
• Flyers and Brochures in the conference kits.
• One page advertisement in the souvenir program
• Unlimited hand-outs for distribution during the 2 day conference.
• Acknowledgement as Principal Sponsor in the posters, streamers, conference brochure and souvenir program

• Same entitlements as Special Principal Sponsor, except for size of the booth, which is 9 sq. m. (3m x 3m), in Isla Ballroom

• One 6 sq. m. (3m x 2m) exhibit booth for products/ services in Palawan Ballroom.
• One (1) participant can attend the conference free-of-charge.
• Company Name in the Newspaper Advertisements
• One page advertisement in the souvenir program.
• Unlimited hand-outs for distribution during the 2-day conference.
• Acknowledgement as Sponsor in the posters and streamer, conference brochures and flyers.

• Entitlements same as Principal Sponsor, plus
• Option to conduct a 45-minute product/service presentation during cocktails.
• Option to display materials indicating cocktails sponsorship during cocktails.

• Entitlements same as Principal Sponsor, plus
• Option to conduct a 45-minute product/service presentation during sponsored lunch break.
• Option to display materials indicating luncheon sponsorship during sponsored lunch break.

• Entitlements same as Principal Sponsor, plus
• Option to conduct a product/service presentation during the sponsored morning or afternoon break.
• Option to display materials indicating break sponsorship during the sponsored morning or afternoon break.

• Advertisement in the souvenir program, whole page P9,000 / half page P4,500 / one fourth page P2,250, all amounts VAT inclusive

SCMAP Training Activities

SCMAP-DLSU Certificate Program in SCM

Module 1 (Intro to SCM) of the SCMAP-DLSU Program in SCM is being offered now. The module will start on April 17 and run up to June 5. As with past offerings of Module 1, the facilitator will be Ike Castillo of Avon Cosmetics, an experienced practitioner and also a past SCMAP president. The fee is P12,000 for participants from SCMAP member companies and P15,000 for non-members..

Shipping Immersion Course

This year’s shipping immersion course will be right after the elections, on May 13 to 15. The activity will include port observation of both RORO and containerized cargo, and a seminar on board Superferry 1 as it sails to Cebu. The seminar will include speakers from MARINA, PPA, SCMAP and UA&P. After a stay in Cebu, the return trip will be by PAL. The invitation flyers will be released anytime.

Warehousing Seminar 1

This is a 2-day seminar scheduled for June 17 – 18. The seminar includes basic functions of warehousing, principles of materials handling and storage, lean warehousing, local practices, trends, with a warehouse visit and critique. Speakers include tested facilitators and experienced practitioners Malou Santos and Norman Adriano, plus a bar coding expert. Both Malou and Norman are past SCMAP presidents.

Address inquiries and comments to Ed Sanchez at tel. 671-8670, fax 671-4793, cell 0918-914-1689, or email scmap.org@gmail.com.  Those interested in SCMAP training and other activities are requested to send their e-mail addresses. Visit SCMAP’s website at:www.scmap.org

April 9, 2010

KEY LOGISTICS DECISIONS 3 & 4

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By Ed Sanchez
SCMAP Executive Director

KEY LOGISTICS DECISIONS 1 & 2

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By Ed Sanchez
SCMAP Executive Director

Key Logistics Decisions

Sometime in the second half of 2007, I gave a talk, Logistics : An Overview, at an event jointly sponsored by the Japan Transport Cooperation Association and DOTC. I was asked to make it very basic, and so it was.

Today I would like to devote space to a portion of that talk, pertaining to key decisions that companies make which have a major effect on their logistics.

I mentioned four decisions in that talk. Today I will deal with the first two. Next issue I will deal with the other two.

Key Decision #1 – Global / regional factory vs. a factory in every country. Where shall I locate my factory?

If you are the logistics director of an MNC, you would be grappling with questions such as : Should I have a factory in every country in Asia / South East Asia, or should I consolidate my factory in one country? And where should it be?

This is sometimes referred to as the regional sourcing decision. Since the turn of the millennium, MNCs have been consolidating manufacturing in one or a few factories. For example, Colgate consolidated manufacturing outside of the Philippines. Nothing is produced anymore on J. P. Rizal, Makati.. Unilever has also closed down most of its factories, but chose to produce deodorant here. P&G chose to stay in the Philippines. Avon chose to stay here. Nestle has stayed and is even expanding its plants. Three years ago Uniden closed its cordless telephones factory here and chose China. I believe Toyota transmission is still being manufactured here? I believe Texas Instruments has decided to stay here.

So the trend has been to consolidate manufacturing in one or a few factories, with some decisions unfavorable to the Philippines, and others favorable.

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Considerations in deciding which country are :

• Total cost to serve all countries, i.e., total manufacturing cost + logistics cost
• Service lead times
• Taxes, tariff, government regulations
• Political issues

Key Decision #2 – Customer focus. Which customers shall I directly deal with? Here the choices are (a) one national distributor (b) several regional distributors (c) many small accounts..

The trend here has been from many small accounts to a few distributors, in order to cover the market. As an example, Unilever up to the mid-1980s had 5,000 customers on credit, excluding retailers on cash basis. Imagine how complicated that was. Especially since computers then were of low capacity and slow. Since then Unilever has divided the country and appointed regional distributors. It awarded them to retiring salesmen. The scheme was not successful at first.

Considerations in deciding which set-up include:

• Capability of distributors
• Logistics capability t handle many accounts / big accounts
• Distance from smaller customers
• Complexity in systems, communication

In the next issue we will deal with the other two decisions.

Strategic Procurement Seminar

SCMAP is issuing a last call for this seminar. The seminar is a one-day seminar on Strategic Procurement, with the following schedule.

Date : Friday, March 19, 2010

Time : 8:00 to 5:00 pm

Venue : Astoria Plaza, Escriva Drive, Pasig City

Fees are P5,500 for SCMAP members andP6,875 for non-members. Both figures are VAT included.

The seminar also targets suppliers and logistics service providers, and will encourage them to

• Understand how customers categorize their company and services
• Improve value and competitive advantage to their customers

Target participants may come from the following functions

• Supply chain, Materials, Logistics, Procurement managers and staff
• Finance managers and other corporate executives
• Marketing and Sales professionals

Seminar topics include

• Supply chain and strategic competitiveness
• Clerical, commercial and strategic level of SCM operations
• Prioritizing your efforts
• Understanding your supply market
• Strategic framework for analysis :
• Generic strategies to reduce supply risks and improve value

Seminar speaker will be Augusto Arguelles, Prof. in Operations & SCM at the Ateneo Graduate School of Business, with over 30 years of consulting and managerial experience in several companies and an Advanced Certificate in SCM, UN Intl. Trade Center

Address inquiries and comments to Ed Sanchez at tel. 671-8670, fax 671-4793, cell 0918-914-1689, or email scmap.org@gmail.com. Those interested in SCMAP training and other activities are requested to send their e-mail addresses. Visit SCMAP’s website at:www.scmap.org

March 10, 2010

Thursday April 22, 2010

Astoria Plaza Hotel, 3/F Chelsea Room

1:00 – 5:00 p.m.

AGENDA

** What’s New?

** President’s Report – Dennis Llovido

- Latest developments

- Major Projects for the Year

** Welcome our newest member

- Sandoz Phils.

** Join the Shipping Immersion Course

May 13-15, Manila to Cebu via Superferry I

** Knowledge sharing from SCMAP AOTS participants after their training in

Yokohama ,Japan

** Announcement of the Annual Conference theme and early bird theme winners

** Freshest updates

- What’s up at the North Harbor?

- Truck overloading

- National Transport Policy

** PLUS Special Presentation on  RFID

by Tony Hilder from HID Global GmbH

** Tokens for March – April Birthday celebrators / Early birds

** Raffle prizes / freebies

Please confirm your attendance through SCMAP Secretariat via Fax 671-4793 or E-mail at SCMAP [scmap.org@gmail.com]

Names of Attendees:   ______________________________

Company:                   _______________________________

Download GMM Invitation here

SCMAP members and other INTERESTED parties

Let’s Learn and Have Fun as we Sail Away

May 13 (Thursday) – 4pm to 15 (Saturday) – 5pm 2010

Target Participants

• Supply chain logistics, distribution or transport staff requiring an introduction to shipping
• Other transport staff requiring a refresher and latest updates
• Managers and non-shipping or non-transport staff in related and interface functions (warehousing, distribution planning, trucking, inventory management, purchasing, accounting, engineering,   QA, etc) who require a basic understanding of domestic shipping and the latest developments.

Register now and participate in this informative LOGISTICS IMMERSION COURSE from May 13 Thursday-5PM to 15 Saturday-5PM, 2010 on board the Superferry 1 vessel to CEBU and back to Manila via airline.

Know more about the shipping industry, its vital importance to our businesses and realize its impact to Distribution and Logistics.

Seminar Topics and Speakers:

• Observation of port operation.  Know how your cargoes are handled at the port, and how the vessel moves them.
• Recognize Aboitiz customer service initiatives for 2010 and acquire opportunities for better collaboration.
• Take advantage of networking and benchmarking opportunities with SCMAP members and industry business partners.

Download reservation form here

Published in Port Calls, March 1, 2010

SCM TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

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By Ed Sanchez
SCMAP Executive Director

Strategic Procurement Seminar

SCMAP is offering its second public seminar for the year. The seminar is a one-day seminar on Strategic Procurement, with the following schedule.

Date    : Friday, March 19, 2010

Time   : 8:00 to 5:00 pm

Venue : Astoria Plaza, Escriva Drive, Pasig City

Fees are P5,500 for SCMAP members andP6,875 for non-members. Both figures are VAT included.

The seminar targets companies procuring goods and logistics services, and will encourage these companies to

• Raise their level of procurement practice from clerical or commercial to strategic
• Analyze their “spend” to identify what needs most management attention
• Develop appropriate strategies to provide the company the assurance of reliable and value-for-money suppliers and service providers

The seminar also targets suppliers and logistics service providers, and will encourage them to

• Understand how customers categorize their company and services
• Improve value and competitive advantage to their customers

Target participants may come from the following functions

• Supply chain, Materials, Logistics, Procurement managers and staff
• Finance managers and other corporate executives
• Marketing and Sales professionals

Seminar topics include

• Supply chain and strategic competitiveness
• Clerical, commercial and strategic level of SCM operations
• Prioritizing your efforts
• Understanding your supply market
• Strategic framework for analysis :
• Generic strategies to reduce supply risks and improve value

Seminar speaker will be Augusto Arguelles, Prof. in Operations & SCM at the Ateneo Graduate School of Business, with over 30 years of consulting and managerial experience in several companies and an Advanced Certificate in SCM, UN Intl. Trade Center

Gus Arguelles is one of the original group of 10 that established DMAP (Distribution Management Association of the Phils., the predecessor of SCMAP) way back in August 1989.

As with other SCMAP seminars, this one is conducted for SCMAP by UniMaC Business Consultancy, Inc.

Other seminars coming up for SCMAP follow.

Quantitative Approaches to Logistics Planning

This is a 6-hour workshop intended to teach the basics of two tools that might be used to re-design a distribution network and improve a company’s demand forecasts.

Workshop topics

• Forecasting Techniques – Basics of forecasting, types of forecasts, forecasting approaches, ‘recommended techniques’, estimating probable forecast error, steps in preparing a forecast, importance in logistics planning
• Warehouse Site Selection Using Optimization – Issues involved, cost items considered, relevant constraints and other factors, modeling the problem, using Excel to solve the problem, interpretation of model results

Tentative Schedule is on Saturday, April 17, 2010. Fees P4,000 for members / P5,000 for non-members.

Target participants include

• Logistics staff, supply chain analysts
• Managers of logistics and other SCM functions
• Other supply chain and logistics staff, or staff in related and interface functions (finance, distribution planning, inventory management, transportation, etc.) who could be involved in a review of the company’s SC processes

Speaker / Workshop Leader will be Sam Cruz, Operations Research Expert / Consultant, and former OR Manager, San Miguel Corp.

The teaching method uses hands on computer examples in Excel.

2010 Shipping Immersion Course

This is a seminar on board a vessel, covering topics on shipping, ports, maritime issues and other logistics issues. Speakers will be experts from the government and the private sector, from the ranks of service providers, users and the academe.

Tentative schedule : May 14 to 17 (weekend after election). Destination is likely to be Boracay or Cebu. Finalization will depend on ship schedules.

In House Seminars

Meanwhile SCMAP offers in house seminars to companies that have 10 or more participants in a given seminar or workshop.

In house seminars may be on soft skills or technical skills

An in house seminar could be the preferred format if a company wants to cover certain topics more in depth, say warehousing issues. Another example might be the quantitative approaches to logistics planning mentioned above, if focused on the company’s distribution network. In this case the company would want to have the seminar exclusive to the company.

An in house seminar may be the only choice in the case of certain soft skills training, for example teambuilding.

Prof. Ninoy Rollan of the Ateneo de Manila Graduate School of BUsiness, professor in Leadership and Human Resources, handles SCMAP – UniMaC soft skills seminars. The argument for soft skills is that technical skills are not enough and need to be augmented with soft skills (leadership, priority setting, time management, team building, coaching, etc.)

SCMAP-DLSU Certificate Program in SCM

SCMAP-DLSU offering continues. All classes are on Saturdays at DLSU in RCBC Building in Makati.

Address inquiries and comments to Ed Sanchez at tel. 671-8670, fax 671-4793, cell 0918-914-1689, or email scmap.org@gmail.com.  Those interested in SCMAP training and other activities are requested to send their e-mail addresses. Visit SCMAP’s website at:www.scmap.org

February 27, 2010