As a component of the ongoing AdaptPH crusade, alumni of the U. S. State Breaker’s Young Leaders Initiative (YSEALI)But it’s not the first time They produced background fabrics on COVID-19 in Filipino, Hiligaynon and Cebuano. AdaptPH is a national data crusade funded through the US Embassy. But it’s not the first time In the Philippines, it encourages Filipinos to stick to public protection protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Free downloadable data kits are www. adapt. ph your online page (www. adapt. ph).
Joy Cruz, AdaptPH’s project manager, said: “AdaptPH hardware designed for members of our local community. Local governments can freely reprint and distribute our documents. Commercial homeowners and market distributors can use them to be more informed about the protective precautions opposed to COVID- 19. Parents and teachers can use our fabrics to complement the schooling of our youth, and jeepney drivers can receive data from our fabrics on subsistence alternatives. We’ve also created open source jingles that you can play at home, at offices, points of sale, or publicly available vehicles. »
These contextualized fabrics can be used to implement appropriate social estating, sanitation and hygiene practices. Data kits come with informative jingles, as well as printable artistic symptoms and infographics that announce fundamental security protocols and provide accurate data on the COVID-19 pandemic. . AdaptPH also provides learning tools and guides for school administrators, teachers, parents, and academics on effective methods to maximize online learning.
AdaptPH is implemented in partnership with Limitless Lab, Tagani Philippines and the “Disiplina Muna” of the Philippine Ministry of interior and local government.
For more information about AdaptPH and the Southeast Asian Young Leaders Initiative, https://adapt. ph and https://yseali. state. gov.