Renewable energy
solutions provider SN Aboitiz Power Magat (SNAP-Magat), as part of its
corporate social responsibility, signed agreements with local government units
in Isabela, Ifugao, and Nueva Vizcaya for projects worth P22 million that
address the communities' immediate health and safety needs.
Initiatives include purchase of barangay motorcycle patrol vehicles for barangay Planas, purchase of personal protective equipment (PPE) and medical supplies for barangays Ambatali and Gen. Aguinaldo in Ramon, Isabela; construction of quarantine facility in Taliktik, Cordon, Isabela; procurement of food packs for around 180 families of barangay Calimag in Alfonso Lista; purchase of Covid response vehicle of barangay Hapid in Lamut; a bailer machine in Aguinaldo, Ifugao and potable water supply projects and public comfort room upgrades in Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya.
Mayor Gaspar Chilagan expressed his gratitude during the MOA signing between SNAP-Magat and the municipality of Aguinaldo, Ifugao. "The bailer machine greatly aids in recycling, thus, maintaining cleanliness and sanitation in our municipality," the mayor said.
"SNAP stays true to its commitment to making a positive impact, especially in these trying times. We understand and value the needs of our host communities and fully support efforts to improve health and safety as these are also two of our top priorities," said engineer Ed Bundalian, SNAP-Magat AVP and Plant Manager.
In compliance with Covid safety protocols, all MOAs were signed at the Magat dam crest, an open-air space overlooking the Magat reservoir.
Since the pandemic last year, SNAP-Magat's host communities have benefitted from 88 projects totaling P22 million through the CSR Fund.
Initiatives include purchase of barangay motorcycle patrol vehicles for barangay Planas, purchase of personal protective equipment (PPE) and medical supplies for barangays Ambatali and Gen. Aguinaldo in Ramon, Isabela; construction of quarantine facility in Taliktik, Cordon, Isabela; procurement of food packs for around 180 families of barangay Calimag in Alfonso Lista; purchase of Covid response vehicle of barangay Hapid in Lamut; a bailer machine in Aguinaldo, Ifugao and potable water supply projects and public comfort room upgrades in Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya.
Mayor Gaspar Chilagan expressed his gratitude during the MOA signing between SNAP-Magat and the municipality of Aguinaldo, Ifugao. "The bailer machine greatly aids in recycling, thus, maintaining cleanliness and sanitation in our municipality," the mayor said.
"SNAP stays true to its commitment to making a positive impact, especially in these trying times. We understand and value the needs of our host communities and fully support efforts to improve health and safety as these are also two of our top priorities," said engineer Ed Bundalian, SNAP-Magat AVP and Plant Manager.
In compliance with Covid safety protocols, all MOAs were signed at the Magat dam crest, an open-air space overlooking the Magat reservoir.
Since the pandemic last year, SNAP-Magat's host communities have benefitted from 88 projects totaling P22 million through the CSR Fund.
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