Swot Analysis Of Philippine Mining

3. Not all the Glitters are Gold: The strength, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of the Philippine Mining Industry.
Strengths and Opportunities
The mining industry gives people some of the resources needed for modern civilization and job opportunities.
Humans need a wide range of natural resources to create the products needed by the modern civilization at the same time job opportunities. While alternative forms of energy are becoming more viable, most nations need coal, natural gas, and uranium to provide energy. Similarly, oil is necessary for powering vehicles and the transportation industry. Mining allows humans to use these resources.
The mining industry sector is a major backbone of the Philippine economy. The long history of the

The depletion of resources and the damage to both underground and surface environments (e.g. produced water, coal slag, strip mining) the danger posed to men engaged in mining (cave-ins, explosions, gas, black-lung disease, asbestosis, silicosis, and radiation sickness)
Ordinarily, mining practices are controversial. Mountaintop-removal mining, for example, allows mining companies to extract a significant amount of coal at a far lower cost, but its destructiveness has led to protections for the environment. Traditional forms of mining can be unsafe for workers. Fires and collapses can be deadly, and the health effects of mining can be devastating.
Conversely, people object to mining in general. Notwithstanding the coal and oil release carbon dioxide when used as fuel, some argue that mining exacerbates global warming. Others object to mining for the rare Earth elements essential to computer parts. However, almost all experts of all political and moral stripes believe that mining will be necessary for decades, but that slowly phasing it out might be a wise goal.

4. The Social Entrepreneurship: Going Beyond Providing Jobs for Every

President Duterte to Help Micro and Small Entrees
The President Rodrigo Duterte met with Go Negosyo Executive Director Ramon Lopez last week in Davao, as he puts the priority on initiatives that will assist and empower the millions of underprivileged Filipinos and micro and small entrepreneurs to level-up and beat poverty. Go Negosyo commits to continue its 11-year private-sector advocacy movement to support the government in helping communities to build a country of enterprising Filipinos and inclusive prosperity.
In our Go Negosyo: Meet the Presidentiables forum with President-elect Rodrigo Duterte last February, he reiterated that he will have programs to support the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the country to help alleviate poverty. The President himself said that he will allocate a budget to the Department of Trade and Industry to help assist MSMEs and provide training and seminars for them. President Duterte knows that there are many micro-entrepreneurs in the urban areas that still need financial aid and additional technical