With funding from the European Union, Project Renewable Energy for Livelihood (RELY) Palawan National School received tools and equipment that will be used to teach Electrical Installation and Maintenance (EIM), given that the school’s curriculum has been enhanced to incorporate solar technology. During the turnover, officials of the Department of Education, Palawan National School and Agnes Acosta-Magdaug (fourth from right), sister and representative of Rep. Gil Acosta Jr., thanked Project RELY and Vivant Foundation, represented by its Executive Director Shem Jose Garcia.
TWO public senior high schools in Palawan received tools and equipment that can be used to teach solar electrification installation and maintenance from Project Renewable Energy for Livelihood and Youth (RELY), an endeavor funded by the European Union (EU).