The WMSU-ATBI recently held a productive discussion with PAGBAYAW via Zoom Meeting, a local organization specializing in indigenous products. The topic of the discussion revolved around the innovative technology called Indigeneous “UnVas” Paper and the Canusi Bioleather, a unique material made from banana leaves. Recognizing its potential for commercialization, WMSU-ATBI expressed its dedication to assisting PAGBAYAW in bringing this eco-friendly alternative to the market.

Indigeneous “UnVas” Paper is a groundbreaking invention that utilizes banana leaf to create a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to conventional paper. This innovative material possesses several advantageous properties, including its biodegradability, durability, and adaptability to various applications. The technology holds immense potential to reduce the demand for conventional paper production, contributing to the conservation of natural resources and mitigating environmental impact.

The meeting between WMSU-ATBI and PAGBAYAW was marked by an enthusiastic exchange of ideas and insights. WMSU-ATBI expressed great interest in the Indigeneous UnVas Paper technology and identified it as a strong candidate for commercialization. They acknowledged the importance of indigenous knowledge and the sustainable use of resources in today’s market, and recognized the potential economic and ecological benefits of this innovative product.

WMSU-ATBI made a firm commitment to supporting PAGBAYAW in commercializing the Indigeneous UnVas Paper technology. The team will provide comprehensive assistance in several areas, including market analysis, promoting their product, and access to networks and funding opportunities. This collaboration aims to empower PAGBAYAW to transform their unique invention into a successful and sustainable business venture.