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Board Members of Bayog Municipality sign updated resolution of support for TVIRD’s Balabag Gold and Silver Project.

Employees and staff of TVIRD’s Agata once again embraced Earth Day with more than just planting trees but also rolling-out a more vigorous awareness campaign for the environment.

Yearly blood donation drive conducted by the Philippine National Red Cross and TVIRD’s Agata kicks-off with an early start this year.

The annual commemoration and clean-up activities under the Adopt-a-River Program and World Water Day remain as AMVI’s main advocacies and a testament to the company’s commitment to responsible mining.

AMVI embarks on a partnership with the Caraga State University (CSU) – one that aims to measure the positive changes brought by responsible mining operations to both tribal and non-tribal communities.

Environmental integrity is one of the primary program objectives of TVIRD when it planted over 22,000 trees covering at least 17 kilometers within its MPSA area. 

In the aftermath of successive natural calamities that struck Mindanao, TVIRD’s Agata extended its assistance to both its host communities in Tubay Municipality as well as the residents in Surigao City.

From their rightful share of royalties, Agata’s IP beneficiaries have likewise shared these blessings to other neighboring IP communities outside the company’s MPSA area.

Zamboanga del Sur Governor Antonio Cerilles declared his support for the local extractive industry as long it complies with government regulations.

Subanen tribal leaders warn about the imminent return of illegal small-scale mining operations if authorities decide to cancel TVIRD’s Balabag MPSA.