In a proactive move towards enhancing disaster resilience, Mr. Joseph Brillantes represented the College during the quarterly meeting of the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management (PDRRM) Council for Calendar Year 2022 held on November 14, 2022, at Myrna’s Hall, Samoki Valley Inn and Restaurant.
During the meeting, Mr. Brillantes endorsed resolutions to advance disaster prevention, reduction, and recovery initiatives within the province. The engagement showcased the institution’s commitment to fostering a culture of preparedness and resilience.
The meeting brought together key stakeholders, government officials, and representatives from various sectors to discuss and strategize the province’s approach to disaster risk reduction.
During the meeting, Mr. Brillantes highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing the challenges of natural disasters. The resolutions endorsed by MPSPC underscored the necessity of a comprehensive and community-driven approach to disaster management.
The proactive stance of Mountain Province State Polytechnic College aligns with the broader objectives of the PDRRM Council, which seeks to strengthen the capacity of communities to withstand and recover from the impact of disasters. By actively participating in the council’s initiatives, MPSPC continues to contribute to the overall resilience and well-being of the province.
The quarterly meeting served as a platform for sharing best practices, exchanging ideas, and fostering stakeholder partnerships. The resolutions endorsed by MPSPC and the collective efforts of the PDRRM Council reflect a shared commitment to creating a safer and more resilient environment for the people of Mountain Province.
Mountain Province State Polytechnic College’s active involvement in the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council reaffirms its dedication to community service and its role as a responsible institution contributing to the overall well-being of the province and its residents.
