SGV & Co. signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Sikat Solar Challenge Foundation Inc. (SSCFI) for the Project Sinag program on 5 September at the SGV Makati office.
Signing for SGV were SGV and SGV Foundation, Inc. Chairman Wilson P. Tan and SGV Chief Sustainability Officer Clairma T. Mangangey, while SSCFI was represented by President Denardo Cuayo and Vice President Odillo Seth Maddatu.
Project Sinag aims to improve the quality of life of residents in off-grid unelectrified communities in 17 barangays in Mansalay, Oriental Mindoro.
With the fabrication and delivery of eight solar-powered generators in Mansalay in June, the MOA confirms SGV’s continuing commitment to supporting livelihood opportunities, community security and rural development in the project area.
SGVF Board of Trustees member and Assurance Partner Christine G. Vallejo, SGVF Executive Director Maria Regina O. Maldonado, and SSCFI Executive Director Catherine Marie Cabrillos were also present at the event.
Also in attendance were representatives from the SGV SAVE Council, namely Global Compliance and Reporting Senior Manager Meynard L. Sardalla and SAVE Council Project Director John Rigor O. Perez.
