ALMERIA, Biliran -- Mayor Richard D. Jaguros, together with officials from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Provincial Office, led the turnover ceremony of a community potable water sanitation hygiene (WASH) project in Sitio Villa, Brgy. Tamarindo, recently. The project was handed over to the Villa Rice Farmers Producers Associations (VIRPA) to improve water access and sanitation facilities in the area.

The event marked a significant milestone in the community's journey towards achieving better water sanitation and hygiene practices. The Department of Agrarian Reform spearheaded the initiative, recognizing the importance of these basic necessities for the overall well-being and development of the local farmers and residents.

During the ceremony, Mayor Jaguros expressed his gratitude to the DAR for their efforts in implementing the project, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on the lives of the Villa Rice farmers.

Jaguros highlighted the significance of clean and accessible water, stating that it would not only contribute to improved health and sanitation but also enhance agricultural productivity in the region.

VIRPA, as the beneficiary of the project, expressed their appreciation for the support they received from the government and local stakeholders. They recognized the project's potential to uplift the lives of the Villa Rice farmers and enhance their overall quality of life.

The successful turnover of the Community Potable Water Sanitation Hygiene project signifies the collaborative efforts of the local government, the Department of Agrarian Reform, and the Villa Rice Farmers Producers Associations in pursuing sustainable development and providing essential services to the community. (MPIO-Almeria)