ASKI MICROFINANCE
ASKI provides credit to those who does not have access to financial institutions, establishing market links and networks with private and public sectors.
Most Outstanding ASKI Client - San Ildefonso, Bulacan
Ravenal Quizon of San Ildefonso, Bulacan was a happy-go-lucky bachelor before his mother died in 2005. His lavish living was halted when his mother was fighting for her illness. His mother eventually passed away and he was left with an outstanding bank loan amounting to 2 million pesos. At that time, Ravenal was averse to inherit and continue their dairy farm animal raising business but sooner decided to take life more serious.
Quizon decided to end their ‘paalaga’ system (community members raising buffaloes) and focused on raising the 9 heads of dairy buffalos owned by his family and ventured into pastillas production. Today, Rav has about 30 heads of buffalos and established network to different bakeshops and souvenir shops.
He also ventured into ‘piso –net’ business (computers where users insert coins to use internet or do online computer games) and now owns 83 computer units in San Miguel and San Ildefonso, Bulacan.
From a reluctant bachelor who hesitated dairy animal business, he turned into a fulfilled farmer and an established businessman.
He shares his expertise to his community and started the ‘paalaga’ system again to help them build their own success.
In 2012, the Department of Agriculture bestowed him Gawad Saka Award and Outstanding Farmer of the Philippines. He also received the Dangal ng Lipi Award from the Provincial Government of Bulacan.
Quizon decided to end their ‘paalaga’ system (community members raising buffaloes) and focused on raising the 9 heads of dairy buffalos owned by his family and ventured into pastillas production. Today, Rav has about 30 heads of buffalos and established network to different bakeshops and souvenir shops.
He also ventured into ‘piso –net’ business (computers where users insert coins to use internet or do online computer games) and now owns 83 computer units in San Miguel and San Ildefonso, Bulacan.
From a reluctant bachelor who hesitated dairy animal business, he turned into a fulfilled farmer and an established businessman.
He shares his expertise to his community and started the ‘paalaga’ system again to help them build their own success.
In 2012, the Department of Agriculture bestowed him Gawad Saka Award and Outstanding Farmer of the Philippines. He also received the Dangal ng Lipi Award from the Provincial Government of Bulacan.
Ravenal Quizon of San Ildefonso, Bulacan was a happy-go-lucky bachelor before his mother died in 2005. His lavish living was halted when his mother was fighting for her illness. His mother eventually passed away and he was left with an outstanding bank loan amounting to 2 million pesos.
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