Cotabato Provincial Governor Emmylou ‘Lala’ J. Taliño–Mendoza bared a 12–point agenda for the next 100 days in support of sustainable development as she underscored her readiness to lead the province.
KIDAPAWAN CITY – Cotabato Provincial Governor Emmylou ‘Lala’ J. Taliño–Mendoza bared a 12–point agenda for the next 100 days in support of sustainable development as she underscored her readiness to lead the province.
Taliño–Mendoza also vowed to work on health and protection against infectious disease; disaster preparedness, responses and resilience; agricultural productivity and livelihood; infrastructure & barangay development; eco-tourism; education; youth empowerment and sports development; and moral recovery, good governance, accountability and transparency.
She also intends to rehabilitate the Madrasah school; launching of Friends of Mental Health, Free Dialysis, Task Force Hapsay Kalsada, and Moral Recovery programs; the operation of quarantine facilities; and retooling for senior high school teachers, among other several projects.
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