Appropriate Paper-based Technology (APT) cheered.Ā  Carmona trainees above, show off finished items and take to heart APT, by author Bevill Parker, British Environmentalist, which ā€˜ā€™makes something out of nothingā€™ā€™. Turning paper wastes/used cardboard boxes into durable/attractive kiddie table, chairs, and other utility items, this enthusiastic batch proved that with this technology, women and men with disabilities alike, even with physical impairments, could fabricate furniture/gadgets that are 1) useful 2) strong 3) costing almost nothing, and 4) attractive, which are 4 APT musts.

To the beat of GangNam Style and the like, the group, some joined by their kids, gamely madeĀ  group and individual projects non-stop, to maximize their 2 days.Ā  Fascinated in the end by their devicesā€™ woodlike quality and strength, tested by some heavy weight staff, Mayor Dahlia Loyola ordered 12 sets of tables and chairs for their Reading Center.Ā  Tall order but a huge compliment to the jolly batch, including Ā鶹“«Ć½ represented by Parker student at the University of London-ICH/APT trainor Nelia R. de Jesus, Ā鶹“«Ć½-TCD Chief.

This ā€˜ā€™paper carpentryā€™ā€™ workshop was made more fun, with in-between-work energizer sign language and getting an ā€œECO Bagā€ compliments of SM Supermalls for their tools and stuff.