Governor Erico Aris Aumentado wants to fast track power projects and ensure mechanisms to prevent food shortage as key aspects of Bohol's economic revival.
Bohol Governor Erico Aris Aumentado on Monday, July 11, rolled out details of his first two executive orders that focus on the province’s economic revival as well as tightening accountability systems under his watch.
Amid the reported decline in agriculture production due to the high prices of inputs like fertilizers and fuel the chair of the Bohol Economic Recovery Task Force said the province would include preventing and correcting food shortages among the mandates of the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office.
“We will make it a disaster preparedness issue, not just separate it as an economic issue,” said Caberte, adding that the provincial government will convene agencies and local governments to craft a plan.
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