DepEd Bicol utilizes DRR funds for storm-affected schools

By Michelle Ducut

The Department of Education (DepEd) in Bicol has mobilized PHP192 million from its Disaster Preparedness and Response Program (DPRP) to support schools damaged by Severe Tropical Storm Kristine. The program provides immediate relief for classroom repairs and supplies essential learning materials.

The DPRP is part of DepEd’s resilience-building measures to ensure continuity of education following disasters. This reflects the country’s ongoing efforts to strengthen educational infrastructure in disaster-prone areas, aligning with global best practices in disaster preparedness and response.

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