The water system project in sitio Tukod is finally completed. It benefitted a total of 17 households including a community church. Thank you to our partner PO PFAD-Tukod and other community members for making this project possible.
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Implementation of the Water System Project in Sitio Tukod, Poswoy through the collective efforts of CDPC, PFAD-Tukod (Poswoy Farmers Association for Development – Tukod), and community members.
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Through the spirit of innabuyog (cooperation), the support from CDPC, and the unwavering leadership of the Poswoy Farmers Association for Development (PFAD), the water works system project was brought to life.
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Members of the Poswoy Farmers Organization for Development (PFAD) aided by their horses to transport sand and gravel for a CDPC-supported water system project, showcasing teamwork and community spirit.