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Japan, IOM complete solar power electrification of health facilities in remote islands of Mindanao

2022/10/8 英字

The Government of Japan, in cooperation with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), successfully completed the installation of solar power equipment in eight (8) health care facilities in the remote Mindanao islands of Basilan, Sulu, and Tawi-Tawi (BaSulTa) in October.

Launched in 2020, the Government of Japan provided a $2 million grant for this program geared towards facilitating uninterrupted access to medical services in communities in the BaSulTa region.

The IOM, as the implementing organization, supplied dependable and long-term sustainable energy resources to select health care facilities in the region. These efforts will significantly reduce daytime electricity costs and fuel costs from the use of diesel-fueled generators. Key health personnel also received training on solar power operation and equipment maintenance.

Japan and the IOM have been working together for many years on various development projects to make a difference in the lives of Filipinos. This recent initiative also forms part of the Government of Japan’s unwavering support for the Mindanao Peace Process.

Ambassador Koshikawa Kazuhiko shared his confidence in the program. To highlight this remarkable development, Ambassador Koshikawa expressed high hopes that solar technologies will ensure a stable electricity supply and assist personnel in addressing humanitarian and medical issues. In his video message, he said.

“We are honored to be supporting the development of the electricity sector in the BARMM region in line with the Marcos administration’s priorities for renewable energy,” he said. Japan Information and Culture Center

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