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Students in Cagayan de Oro City and Batangas City are engaging in a unique learning experience that teaches them the importance of proper disaster response.

“Master of Disaster” (MOD), an innovative board game developed by Asia Society for Social Improvement and Sustainable Transformation (Assist), is being utilized to equip the next generation with essential disaster preparedness knowledge and skills. MOD emphasizes the value of bayanihan, the Filipino spirit of communal unity and cooperation, by working together to support one another during simulated scenarios.

Batangas City MOU signing: Serge Bernal of SPC, Dr. Carol Gayeta of DepEd), and Francis Macatulad of Assist Asia

Building upon the success of the initial phase, which reached over 81,000 students and more than 300 teachers, Year 2 of the project will expand to 20 schools in Cagayan de Oro City.

Pilipinas Shell, with its long history of commitment to community development and safety, believes that investing in the education of young Filipinos is crucial for building a more resilient and disaster-prepared nation.

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Shell remains committed to empowering communities through innovative partnerships that build resilience and preparedness for a safer future.

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