Tagoloan's Green Glow-Up: Nature's Big Hug in the Plaza!

COURTESY: DHSUD Region 10

DHSUD and DILG Partner with Tagoloan for Greener and More Inclusive Public Spaces.

The Municipality of Tagoloan formally entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) under the Local Government Support Fund (LGSF) – Green Green Green (GGG) Program during a ceremonial signing held on June 3, 2026. 

Partnership Sparks Fresh Energy

Municipal Mayor Hon. Nadya B. Emano-Elipe joined forces with DHSUD Region 10 Regional Director Paris Raymond S. Gaballo and DILG Region 10 Regional Director Bruce A. Colao. They signed the deal at the Tagoloan Dome, creating real momentum for change. 

Community Spaces Get a Vibrant Makeover

Next, the team will rehab the municipal plaza with fun, inclusive spots for seniors, kids, and youth. This project builds safer, greener areas that boost social vibes and mental health while protecting local biodiversity. Everyone wins! 

Unlocking Tomorrow: Strengthening Partnerships for Campus Housing Development

COURTESY: Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) Region 10

Hey folks, imagine a campus where students crash in comfy, eco-friendly pads instead of scrambling for sketchy rentals. That's the vibe from a fresh meeting between the University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines (USTP) Agropolis Management and the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) Region 10. Held on March 13, 2026, at the DHSUD Region 10 Office – ELUPD Division, this chat sparked real excitement.

Building Bridges for Better Living

The discussion highlighted the university’s Agropolis Program and explored opportunities for campus housing development aligned with DHSUD’s housing initiatives. Participants dove deep into ideas that blend innovation with real needs, so everyone from freshmen to professors benefits. Moreover, they tossed around creative solutions that keep things sustainable and super accessible.

Through this engagement, both institutions aim to strengthen partnerships that contribute to inclusive, well-planned, and sustainable human settlements. As a result, these talks could reshape how campuses grow, turning dreams of affordable housing into solid plans that lift up students, faculty, and the whole community.

Why This Matters Now

Next, everyone left buzzing because collaboration like this pushes boundaries. Consequently, USTP and DHSUD are teaming up to create housing that actually works for real life, not just paperwork. In the end, it's all about forging ahead together for a brighter, cozier future on campus.