Tagbilaran City Wins “Idol Ko si Nanay” Hall of Fame Award for Nutrition Excellence
The Tagbilaran City Nutrition Council (TCNC) has been honored with the “Idol Ko si Nanay” Hall of Fame Award, a prestigious recognition formally conferred on December 19, 2025, during ceremonies held at the Panda Tea Pavilion.
The award was received on behalf of the council by City Nutrition Program Coordinator Rey Delos Santos, affirming Tagbilaran City’s sustained commitment to advancing maternal nutrition, child care, and the First 1,000 Days of Life through strong, responsive, and community-centered programs.
The recognition highlights the collective efforts of the City Government of Tagbilaran, the Tagbilaran City Primary Care Facility (TCPCF) headed by Dr. Jeia Pondoc, barangay partners, Barangay Nutrition Scholars, and other stakeholders who continuously champion the advocacy that empowered mothers are the foundation of healthy families and resilient communities.
City Mayor Jane Yap welcomed the honor, describing it as a reflection of the city’s people-centered approach to health governance.
“This recognition affirms our unwavering commitment to protecting mothers and children, especially during the critical First 1,000 Days of Life. I commend the TCNC, TCPCF, our health workers, and barangay partners for their dedication in ensuring that no mother or child is left behind,” Mayor Yap said.
TCNC also expressed its heartfelt gratitude to the Provincial Health Office for the meaningful recognition and for its continued support of local nutrition programs and maternal and child health initiatives.
With the Hall of Fame Award, Tagbilaran City reaffirmed its resolve to further strengthen nutrition and maternal health interventions, continuing to champion mothers, safeguard children, and build a healthier and more resilient Tagbilaran City.
Heartfelt moment for Rey Delos Santos as he accepts the “Idol Ko si Nanay” Hall of Fame Award for Tagbilaran City Nutrition Council. Gratitude to the provincial and city health officials for this well-deserved honor received on Dec 19, 2025 at Panda Tea Pavilion. (Contributed photo)
Bohol Honors Tagbilaran City’s Sustainable Environmental Leadership
The Provincial Government of Bohol has officially recognized Tagbilaran City for its outstanding performance in environmental stewardship for the 2024–2025 period, highlighting the city’s sustained commitment to sustainable and inclusive environmental governance.
Through the Bohol Provincial Environmental Management Office (BEMO), a Certificate of Recognition was conferred on the Tagbilaran City Environmental Management Office (TCEMO) on December 19, 2025 in recognition of the city’s exemplary implementation of Ecological Solid Waste Management program.
The Certificate of Recognition was received on behalf of the city by Engr. Raul Aparicio II, Head of TCEMO, from Ms. Jovencia Ganub, BEMO Head.
The award underscored Tagbilaran City’s success in advancing environmental initiatives that are both innovative and people-centered.
The city was particularly lauded for earning the Excellence Award in Women’s Participation in Waste Recycling, a program that empowers women to take the lead in recycling and resource recovery initiatives, while opening opportunities within the green economy.
The provincial government likewise cited Tagbilaran City’s creative waste collection system, which uses music to encourage public cooperation and compliance.
The initiative transforms routine waste collection into an engaging environmental campaign, boosting community awareness and participation in proper waste disposal.
City Mayor Jane Yap welcomed the recognition, commending TCEMO and its partners for their dedication and innovation.
“This award affirms that when environmental programs are inclusive, creative, and community-driven, they truly make a lasting impact. I commend TCEMO for leading initiatives that empower our people—especially women—while protecting our environment. Tagbilaran will continue to pursue sustainable solutions for the benefit of present and future generations,” the mayor said.
Provincial officials noted that the recognition reflects TCEMO’s strong leadership and Tagbilaran City’s holistic approach to environmental management.
By integrating social inclusivity with creative operational strategies, the city continues to serve as a model for other local government units across Bohol in the pursuit of environmental excellence.
Congratulations to Engr. Raul Aparicio II and the Tagbilaran City Environmental Management Office team! They have been recognized for their efforts in Ecological Solid Waste Management by the Provincial Government of Bohol. (Contributed photo)