Aimee Marcos, Gov. Oaminal unite to empower communities through education, technology, and sustainability

 

MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL—In a collaborative effort to drive progress in Misamis Occidental, Presidential sister Aimee R. Marcos joined forces with Governor Henry S. Oaminal to discuss initiatives focused on enhancing education, technology, and sustainable practices within local communities.

During her visit, Marcos introduced the Localized Accessible Knowledge and Inclusive Platform (LAKIP), a visionary project aimed at closing educational gaps by leveraging local languages to make learning more accessible and culturally relevant.

 "This is a crucial step in developing what the community truly needs," Marcos emphasized. "We are committed to implementing LAKIP across Ozamiz and the entire province of Misamis Occidental."

In addition to LAKIP, Marcos highlighted innovative solutions like Mec Clearwaste, a sustainable alternative for waste management, as well as the introduction of solar panels to provide renewable energy.

She also presented Farm Connect's data-driven satellite connectivity, which promises to revolutionize agricultural practices by linking farmers to essential resources.

Governor Oaminal expressed strong support for these initiatives, recognizing their potential to drive significant positive change in the province.

This collaboration between Marcos and the provincial government underscores a shared commitment to empowering communities through education, technology, and sustainability, paving the way for a more connected, educated, and sustainable future in Misamis Occidental.(SN/PGMO)

 

Presidential sister Aimee R. Marcos visits Misamis Occidental Governor Henry S. Oaminal to discuss initiatives aimed at enhancing technology and literacy in local communities through the use of local languages. She introduced the Localized Accessible Knowledge and Inclusive Platform (LAKIP), designed to bridge educational gaps at the grassroots level.