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OBJECTIVES
FIRST WORLD PILIPINAS SA BPK!
the Philippines covers a total land area of 300,000 square kilometers (30 million hectares), consisting of:
- Forest Land of 15.8 million hectares or 53% of total land of the Philippines. On the year 2017 the forest cover lost is a staggering 8.8 million hectares.
- Agricultural land of 14.9 million hectares or 47% of Philippine total land are alienable and disposable land for agriculture. A total of 13.7 million hectares agricultural land loss.
A total of 22.5 million hectares for deforestation and agricultural depletion
- due to Urban construction, Agriculture slash and burn, fuel wood harvesting and for commercial purposes (oil, mining and illegal logging), while in and agricultural sector arable land has been moderately to severely eroded due to population growth, land degradation and urbanization.
- due to Urban construction, Agriculture slash and burn, fuel wood harvesting and for commercial purposes (oil, mining and illegal logging), while in and agricultural sector arable land has been moderately to severely eroded due to population growth, land degradation and urbanization.
- While Urban area occupation is at 1.3 million hectares or 4.3% of total land area. A total of 49.4% of total land area open for reforestation and agricultural development.
While the poverty rate data on the year 2023 is 15.5% out of 117 million Filipinos or 18,135,000 population due to joblessness and low pay, culture poverty and natural disaster. Sources are Phil Statistics Authority (PSA), Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Department of Agriculture (DA), Forest Management Bureau (FMB) and National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA).
The solution is Bayanihan Pangkabuhayan Franchise Program combines Agarwood cultivation with integrated high-value agriculture contract growing. The key benefits are as follows:
- High demand and substantial value (100-300 million/ha over 5-7 years).
- Cash crops target ROI within 3 years.
- Replenishes forest cover - protect our country for flooding and climate change.
- Empowers marginal farmers - now every Filipino can be a millionaire.
- Contributes to economic growth - can address the 18 million poverty issue.
Make Every Filipino A Millionaire!
LIVELIHOOD SOLUTION FOR INDIGENOUS FILIPINO GROUPS
Indigenous people in the Philippines face economic hardship due to widespread poverty, high unemployment, and underemployment, exacerbated by land dispossession, limited access to basic services, and educational disadvantages. Their ancestral territories, rich in natural resources, are increasingly encroached upon by large-scale development projects like dams and mines, and by commercial farming, threatening traditional livelihoods. Inadequate legal recognition of their land rights further limits their ability to benefit from their lands and resources, trapping them in cycles of poverty and marginalization.
BPK AGARWOOD FOREST TOWN
Is a revolutionary sustainable livelihood program for the Filipino indigenous communities and at the same time for the preservation and correct cultivation of centennial Agarwood trees in the wild nationwide.
The Philippines is home to over 17 million indigenous peoples, who make up 110 ethnolinguistic groups. Indigenous communities tend to live in geographically isolated areas, where they have retained much of their traditional culture and livelihood activities.
Key Economic Issues
Land Dispossession:
Indigenous communities are often deprived of their ancestral lands, which are vital for their culture, identity, and subsistence. This land is frequently taken for commercial agriculture, resource extraction (like mining), and infrastructure projects, such as dams.
Poverty & Marginalization:
Indigenous peoples in the Philippines are among the country's poorest and most disadvantaged groups, with disproportionately high rates of poverty, hunger, and malnutrition.
Limited Economic Opportunities:
High rates of unemployment, underemployment, and illiteracy restrict their economic prospects. Those with only primary education often work in low-paying sectors like agriculture or self-employment.
Lack of Basic Services:
Indigenous communities often reside in remote areas lacking access to essential services like quality education, healthcare, and infrastructure, further hindering their socio-economic development.
Threat to Traditional Livelihoods:
Commercialized farming and resource exploitation disrupt traditional livelihood practices such as shifting cultivation, hunting, and gathering, severely straining their traditional food systems and economies.
Weak Legal Recognition:
Despite laws like the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act (IPRA) and the approval of ancestral domain titles, the processing of these rights is slow due to overlapping land mandates and a lack of resources, leaving communities vulnerable to land grabs and development aggression.
Impact
Food Insecurity:
Land loss and the disruption of traditional food systems lead to severe food insecurity and malnutrition within indigenous communities.
Health Disparities:
. Lack of access to health services and poor nutrition result in high rates of illness and lower life expectancy compared to the general population
Cultural Erosion:
. The erosion of traditional practices, tied to land and natural resources, undermines the cultural identity and well-being of indigenous peoples.
Why Choose BPK
Franchise Program
1. Best franchise program
A combination of High demand Agarwood product with a Multi - cropping integration. Affordable, provides biggest income and fast ROI.
2. Best Agro-Industrial and Trading Business Structure - Total Agarwood Solution (TAS)
Best team behind the program
i. Royal families - Represented by Hadaya Al Ghaba General Trading FZC LLC (UAE) as assured buyer of 1 million hectares of Agricultural land development in the Phil.
ii. Witsawa Sripetkla - (Thailand) Agarwood Guru, best inoculation - best oud output per tree at least (4-8kg).
iii. Allan Monreal - (Philippines) best science based Agarwood training program - ensures maximum growth of agarwood trees and multi-crops.
iv. Kai & Ken Zalamea - Philippines BPK concept creator of Milyonaryo bawat Pilipino and addressing deforestation.
3. Best Production Technology
Chips, oil, leaves and cash crops harvesting and drying.
4. Best Assured Buyers
Assured Principal Buyers (not middle men) buyer of agarwood chips and oils and producer of agarwood products like essential oils, tea, coffee and ouch spices all passed with flying colors by the end user.
5. Best buying prices
Direct buyers, at best price and pay in cash.
WHO ARE WE?
i
Hadaya Al Ghaba
(Representing the royal families of UAE) The assured buyer for 1 million hectares of Agarwood and other high value crops for UAE.
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ii
Witsawa Sripetkla
The Agarwood Guru from Thailand with 20 years experience and the inventor of Witsawa inoculant which assures 4-8kg agarwood chips output per tree.
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iii
Allan Monreal
One of the most well respected Agarwood and high value crops specialist with more than 20 years of experience and has produced Agarwood trees with best growth results and many more.
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iv
Kai and Ken Zalamea
Representing the Zalamea family which is the inventor of the Bayanihan Pankabuhayan (BPK) Franchise program and advocate for First World Pilipinas for decades.
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WITSAWA SRIPETKLA
(AGARWOOD GURU THAILAND)
Witsawa Sripetkla is a Thai agarwood expert and founder of the Agarwood Learning Center in Chiang Rai, Thailand. He is known for inventing and promoting an agarwood inducer technology used to cultivate the precious resin, and he teaches his methods to farmers and enthusiasts worldwide.
Professional life and contributions
Agarwood expert and inventor: For over 20 years, Sripetkla has been a leading figure in the agarwood industry. He developed a proprietary inducer technology that helps agarwood trees produce the valuable, oil-rich resin, which is highly prized for fragrance and medicinal use.
Agrifarming advocate: Sripetkla champions the practice of inoculating cultivated agarwood trees, especially compared to the traditional and less sustainable method of harvesting wild oud.
Agarwood Learning Center: As the CEO of the Agarwood Learning Center in Chiang Rai, Thailand, Sripetkla provides educational programs and workshops for those interested in agarwood cultivation. His instruction focuses on using his induction technology and methodology.
International partnerships: Sripetkla's knowledge and products have a global reach.
He is the exclusive partner of partner BPK Bayanihan Pangkabuhayan in the Philippines, which acts as the exclusive distributor of his inducer and distribution partner globally.
Media recognition: His work has been featured in documentaries such as Scent From Heaven by Al Jazeera English, which brought his expertise to a wider audience.
Education
Sripetkla studied at Ramkhamhaeng University in Bangkok, Thailand.
Family
Witsawa is supported in his work by the Sripetkla family. His family includes his wife, Kritsana Sripetkla, and children, Patcharaphol Sripetkla and Pachira Sripetkla.
ALLAN MONREAL
(PHIL AGARWOOD SPECIALIST)
ALLAN MONREAL
Best Agarwood Growth Management
KAI & KEN ZALAMEA
Inventor of BPK Franchise Program
KAI & KEN ZALAMEA - representing the Zalamea family, with ascendants from the Amang Rodriguez who was the longest senate president in the 1960's and ascendants of Cesar Zalamea former president of Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) and Ric Zalamea former president of Philhealth.
The Zalamea family are the inventors of the Bayanihan Pangkabuhayan (BPK) franchise program. The BPK Franchise Program addresses poverty and reforestation in the Philippines through Agarwood cultivation and high-value agriculture. This initiative aims to uplift marginal Filipino farmers, generate substantial revenue, contribute to the country's economic growth and be a major contributor to global reforestation problem.
The Zalamea family also played a vital role in closing the partnership with some of the Royal families of UAE and securing an exclusive distributorship and assured buyer of 1 million hectares of agricultural development anchored with Agarwood with the inclusion of high value crops.
AGARWOOD
Agarwood, also known as Oud, Aloeswood, or Eaglewood, is a rare and highly valued resinous heartwood extracted from the Aquilaria tree, primarily found in Southeast Asia. For centuries, Agarwood has been highly prized for its distinctive, intense aroma and medicinal properties.
Formation of Agarwood:
Agarwood is formed when the Aquilaria tree becomes infected with a specific type of fungus, typically Phialophora spp. or Fusarium spp. As a defense mechanism, the tree produces a dark, resinous substance to combat the infection. This resinous heartwood is Agarwood.
Characteristics:
Key players in the agarwood market are investing in research and development to explore the full potential of agarwood, including its therapeutic benefits and applications in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
1. Aroma: Agarwood has a rich, complex, and intense aroma, often described as woody, earthy, and slightly sweet.
2. Appearance: Agarwood is a dark, resinous wood with a rough, porous texture.
3. Density: Agarwood is extremely dense, making it difficult to work with.
4. Rarity: Agarwood is rare due to the specific conditions required for its formation.
Products Derived from Agarwood:
1. Agarwood Oil (Oud Oil): A highly concentrated essential oil extracted from Agarwood through steam distillation.
2. Agarwood Chips: Thin slices of Agarwood used for incense, aromatherapy, and traditional medicine.
3. Agarwood Powder: A fine powder made from ground Agarwood, used in traditional medicine, incense, and perfumery.
4. Agarwood Resin: A concentrated, sticky resin extracted from Agarwood, used in traditional medicine and perfumery.
Challenges and Sustainability:
1. Over-harvesting: The increasing demand for Agarwood has led to over-harvesting, threatening the sustainability of the Aquilaria tree.
2. Conservation Efforts: Many organizations and governments are working to conserve and sustainably manage Aquilaria tree populations.
3. Synthetic Alternatives: Some companies are developing synthetic Agarwood alternatives, reducing the demand on natural resources.
In summary, Agarwood is a rare and highly valued resinous heartwood with a rich history, cultural significance, and numerous uses. However, its sustainability is threatened by over-harvesting, and conservation efforts are necessary to ensure the long- term availability of this unique resource.
Uses and Benefits:
1. Aromatherapy: Agarwood oil is used for its calming, relaxing, and grounding properties.
2. Traditional Medicine: Agarwood is used to treat various ailments, including digestive issues, skin problems, and respiratory infections.
3. Perfumery: Agarwood oil is highly valued for its unique, intense aroma and is used in luxury perfumes.
4. Incense: Agarwood chips and powder are used for incense, creating a meditative and peaceful atmosphere.
5. Spiritual and Cultural Significance: Agarwood is highly revered in many cultures, particularly in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, for its spiritual and medicinal properties.
MEDICINAL BENEFITS OF AGARWOOD:
Agarwood has numerous medicinal properties, including:
1. Pain Relief: Agarwood is renowned for its analgesic properties, helping to alleviate pain, particularly in conditions like arthritis and muscle soreness.
2. Anti-Inflammatory Effects: Agarwood oil possesses strong anti-inflammatory properties, making it effective in treating skin conditions like eczema and acne by reducing inflammation and preventing infection.
3. Antimicrobial Properties: Agarwood has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antifungal properties that prevent skin infections and acne.
4. Digestive Health: Agarwood aids in treating digestive disorders like indigestion, bloating, and gastritis by soothing the gastrointestinal tract and enhancing overall digestive function.
5. Respiratory Health: Agarwood's expectorant properties make it beneficial for respiratory health, treating conditions like asthma, bronchitis, and other respiratory infections.
6. Mental Health Benefits: Agarwood has calming and grounding properties, helping to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, promoting a sense of well-being.
7. Aphrodisiac Properties: Agarwood is believed to have aphrodisiac properties, increasing sexual desire and performance.
8. Anti-Arthritic Properties: Agarwood helps reduce symptoms and inflammation in joints, making it beneficial for arthritis and rheumatism.
9. Antipruritic Properties: Agarwood relieves itching on the skin, providing relief from skin conditions.
10. Carminative Properties: Agarwood helps reduce gas and bloating in the digestive system.
11. Demulcent Properties: Agarwood soothes and protects irritated or inflamed internal tissues.
12. Emmenagogue Properties: Agarwood stimulates menstrual flow, making it beneficial for women's health.
13. Expectorant Properties: Agarwood helps expel mucus from the respiratory tract.
14. Muscle Relaxant Properties:Agarwood relaxes muscles, relieving tension and promoting relaxation.
15. Antioxidant Properties:Agarwood contains antioxidants that protect the skin from premature aging and promote overall health.
16. Anticancer Properties: Agarwood oil has been investigated for its anticancer properties, particularly in treating breast cancer.
17. Anti-Aging Properties: Agarwood oil reduces signs of premature aging, regenerating healthy skin cells.
18. Wound Healing Properties: Agarwood oil promotes wound healing and skin regeneration.
19. Skin Protection: Agarwood oil protects the skin from environmental pollutants and sun damage.
20. Stress Relief: Agarwood oil reduces stress and promotes relaxation, improving overall well-being.
MARKET SCOPE
UAE DEMOGRAPHICS
Challenges
1. Limited arable land (1.5% of total area)
2. Water scarcity (desert climate)
3. High food import dependence (90%)
Initiatives
1. UAE Agricultural Development (AED 2.5B/USD 680M).
2. International partnerships: Philippines, India and Australia
Crops
1. Dates: Largest crop (440,000 tons/year)
2. Vegetables: Tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce
3. Fruits: Citrus, mangoes
4. Grains: Wheat, barley
Livestock
1. Poultry: 70% local production
2. Dairy: 50% local production
3. Cattle: Beef and dairy farming
The UAE's agarwood (Oudh) market is a major global hub, serving as both a large consumer and a re-export center, particularly for the Middle Eastern market, with significant import growth since 2004. Demand is driven by cultural importance and its use in premium perfumes and personal care products. However, the market faces challenges with counterfeit products and the need for sustainable harvesting practices to protect endangered agarwood trees.
Key Aspects of the UAE's Agarwood Market
Major Re-export Hub:
The UAE acts as a significant entrepôt for agarwood products, re-exporting them to markets like Saudi Arabia.
High Demand:
Agarwood is a luxury commodity deeply rooted in Middle Eastern culture, driving a consistently high demand for its use in perfumes, bakhoor (incense), and other fragrance products.
Growing Personal Care & Cosmetics Segment:
The UAE's personal care and cosmetics industry is a key driver of agarwood demand, with consumers increasingly spending on premium products containing agarwood for its unique scent and skin/hair benefits.
Opaque Market Structure:
The market structure is often opaque, lacking official importer associations and limited information exchange between companies.
FRANCHISE PACKAGES
MILYONARYO PACKAGE
PROMO PRICE
Tanim Likod Bahay (TLB) Contract growing of Agarwood and Multi-cropping (Cash Crops) targeting ROl of 2-3 years.
Inclusions: We offer BPK TAS - Total Agarwood Solutions
FREE P100K worth of IT infrastructure (Personalized website,online store, and Dashboard).
- Agarwood Seedlings with DENR Permits.
- Cash Crops Seedlings.
- A-Z care management via group chat messenger, Viber, or WhatsApp.
- Inoculation Technology
- Harvest technology for chips, oil, and leaves.
- Assured Buyer - Some Royal Families from the UAE are our assured buyers.
- Lifetime Franchise - due to the seedling replenishment of the farm and grafting technology
BILYONARYO PACKAGE
Contract growing of Agarwood farming with multi-cropping for 1 hectare and above. The estimated cost per hectare is 3.5M, and gross revenue of 100M-500M for 5-7 years and lifetime franchise.
FREE P100K worth of IT infrastructure (Personalized website, online store, and Dashboard).
Inclusions: We offer BPK TAS - Total Agarwood Solutions
- Agarwood Seedlings with DENR Permits.
- Assistance with DENR Permits.
- Cash Crops Seedlings.
- Personal Training of Plant Manager from BPK Allan Monreal School.
- A-Z care management via group chat messenger, Viber, or WhatsApp.
- No profit sharing.
- Inoculation technology, harvest technology for chips, oil, and leaves.
- Inoculation funding assistance if needed (new negotiations for shared revenue).
- Assured Buyer - of oud chips, oil, leaves, and seedlings. Some Royal Families from the UAE are our assured buyers.
- Lifetime Franchise - due to the seedling replenishment of the farm and grafting technology
INOCULANT & ASSURED BUYER PACKAGE
If you have an Agarwood plantation and need help. We provide the following.
Services:
- Buy our inoculant and organic fertilizer for optimum growth and maximum agarwood chips output that will produce a gross revenue of 100-500M after harvest.
- We offer partnership programs.
- We offer harvest technology for chips, Oil & leaves.
- Assured Buyer - of your chips, oil, and leaves at the discussed prices. Our buyers include some royal families from the UA, who are our assured buyers.
FRANCHISE PROGRAMS
FREE
- Post, Invite and Earn.
- You will be provided with a personalized website, referral program and dashboard to monitor your sales.
- Earn from all sales from your referrals. Products to sell TLB and HCD.
INFLUENCER
- Post, Invite and Earn.
- You will be provided with a personalized website, referral program and dashboard to monitor your sales.
- Earn from all sales from your referrals.
- Products to sell TLB and HCD.
INSTITUTIONAL
- A distribution program for big groups.
- The leaders of the Institution earns from every sale of his members.
- You will be provided with a personalized website, referral program and dashboard to monitor your sales.
COUNTRY
- A distribution program for a whole country targeting OFWs.
- You earn from every sale in the entire Country.
- You will have the FREE, INFLUENCER & INSTITUTIONAL SUB FRANCHISEES.
- You will be provided with a personalized website, referral program, and dashboard to monitor your sales.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
General Questions
What is BPK (Bawat Pilipino Kumikita) ?
BPK is a company focused on agriculture-based franchising. We offer Filipinos the chance to earn through referrals and the long-term value of agricultural products, including agarwood, cacao, coffee, spices, essential oils and other high value agriculture.
What products does BPK offer?
We offer various franchise packages involving high-value agricultural products such as agarwood seedlings, cacao, coffee, and essential oils like sampaguita.
What is Agarwood and why is it valuable?
Agarwood is a highly valuable resin that forms in Aquilaria trees when infected with a specific fungus. It’s used in incense, perfumes, and traditional medicine, and is considered sacred in many cultures.
How does BPK help the Philippines become a first-world country?
By empowering Filipinos through agriculture-based earning opportunities and leveraging our country’s natural strengths in farming, we aim to build wealth for individuals and communities over time.
Franchise & Earnings
How do I earn with BPK?
You can earn in two ways:
- Through referrals (when others register using your code).
- From the value of the agricultural products produced (e.g., agarwood harvested after 5–7
years).
What are the different franchise packages?
-Tanim Likod Bahay (TLB): ₱15K, ₱30K, or ₱60K with projected earnings ranging from
₱1M–₱20M.
- Hacindero Package: For 833 seedlings/hectare with projected earnings of ₱1B–₱3B.
- Free Franchise: Entry-level with access to dashboard and referral tools.
Are my earnings guaranteed?
Earnings depend on successful growth and harvest of the trees and the performance of your referral network. Results may vary.
How long before I see returns?
Typically, tree products like agarwood take 5 to 7 years to mature and be ready for harvesting.
Who buys the trees/products after harvest?
BPK assures that it will buy the tree products if they meet quality standards upon maturity.
Registration & Dashboard
How do I register as a franchisee?
Visit www.bpk.app
1. Click “Franchise Registration”
2. Choose a package
3. Enter your referral code (if any)
4. Fill in your details
5. Submit
What happens after I register?
- Free & TLB franchisees: Get instant access to your dashboard.
- Paid franchisees: Proceed to the payment gateway.
- Hacindero franchisees: A representative will contact you directly for next steps.
Where can I access my dashboard?
- Go to the website
- Scroll down and click “Login” through the Member’s Portal
- Enter your login credentials
How do I check my earnings?
-Once logged in:
- Go to your Dashboard
- Click “My Referrals” to view your referral list and related earnings
Referral System
What is a referral code?
A unique code that links new registrants to your account. When others sign up using your code, you can earn from their activity.
Can I refer others even with a free account?
Yes! Free franchisees also receive a referral code to start earning from their network.
Contact Info
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Phone Number
0968 422 0398
Email Address
bpk.agar.ph@gmail.com
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