The six coastal and riverside communities of Agata once again joined the global observance of the International Coastal Clean-up along with the DENR and other government agencies and local barangay officials.
Jabonga Municipal Mayor Hon. Jasmin F. Monton reaffirmed the social contributions of TVIRD’s Agata – which augmented the economic development of her town.
Agata’s Mamanwa Indigenous People’s (IP) community embarked on a five-day educational tour to seek more viable opportunities in the fields of sustainable organic agriculture, aquaculture and livestock.
Agata Mining Ventures Inc. forged another legacy-building best practice in the region through back-to-back five-day community trainings on Basic Life Support, Standard First Aid and Mass Casualty Incident Management.
TVIRD’s Agata Mining Ventures Inc. (AMVI), renewed its commitment to provide the medical and wellness needs of partner communities in the CARAGA region via its sponsorship of the RMN Medical Mission.
TVIRD’s Agata Mining Ventures Incorporated (AMVI), proudly supported Tubay Municipality’s Working Youth Club (WYC) Sportsfest, further cementing its commitment towards youth development within and beyond its host communities.
Agata Mining Ventures Incorporated (AMVI) partners with TESDA to provide its communities with enabling competencies to access opportunities – not just in the mining industry but also for employment prospects and business ventures.
In line with TVIRD’s tradition of supporting responsive education for its host communities, AMVI devoted an entire day to cleaning, repairing and providing building materials for different schools located within its MPSA in Tubay, Jabonga and Santiago Municipalities.
In an unprecedented move over the weekend, the indigenous Subanon people of Siocon, along with fishermen and barangay captains pledged anew their unwavering support to TVIRD, which they regard as “a responsible miner”
Bayog Municipal Mayor Leonardo L. Babasa, Jr. and the collective Subanen tribe anticipate economic and social benefits for their communities once TVIRD operates in their area.
