Residents of Barangay Macambol in Mati City are celebrating a major boost to education and water access after a mining company turned over a PHP750,000 solar energy system to support local public schools.
The initiative, which also includes improved water access projects for the village, is part of the company broader social development program aimed at uplifting communities in Davao Oriental. The solar installation is expected to provide reliable electricity to schools that have long struggled with intermittent power supply, directly benefiting students and teachers in the area.
Local officials expressed gratitude for the project, noting that the combination of clean energy and better water infrastructure will make a meaningful difference in the daily lives of residents. The solar system not only reduces energy costs for the schools but also serves as a practical learning tool for students studying renewable energy and sustainability.
Barangay Macambol is one of the communities in Mati City that has seen increased investment in social projects in recent years. The capital city of Davao Oriental continues to attract partnerships between local government, private companies, and community organizations focused on education, health, and infrastructure development.
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