Health One - Shell

SHELL PHILIPPINES EXPLORATION B.V. (SPEX)
Social Development Programmes
The social development programmes of the Malampaya Joint Venture Partners, Pilipinas Shell Foundation,
Inc. (PSFI) and Malampaya Foundation continue to serve people and habitats in Batangas, Mindoro, and
Palawan with programmes that promote livelihood opportunities, literacy, basic health care, and employment
- the hallmarks of human and community development.
Palawan
Kilusan Ligtas Malaria (KLM)
There have been 641,839 people who benefited from the
programme in 2006 and have been involved in the activities
to contribute to the control and elimination of malaria in the
province. At the end of 2005, a sixty-four percent (64%)
decrease in malaria cases and a fifty-six percent (56%)
decrease in deaths were recorded.
Lingap sa Kalusugan ng Palawan (Lingap)
In 2006, close to 19,000 individuals have been part of this
public-private endeavour that helps improve health care
delivery by utilising alternative health resources, systems
and technologies.
Impok Pangkalusugan (IpK)
IpK is a community health programme providing wider access
to health services and facilities, with over 1,000 beneficiaries
in 2006 in Palawan.
Tanglaw Kalusugan
The project, which assisted 481 individuals in 2006, aims to
provide steady, reliable and cost-efficient solar power to all
the health/microscopy centers in the province of Palawan.
Established in January 2006, the project provided solar
power to 454 barangay health stations and 24 rural health
units. 450 solar units were installed, resulting in quicker
turnaround time for medical tests.
Palawan Adventist Hospital Upgrade and Charity
Programme
The Malampaya Joint Venture Partners provided a one-onone
counterpart fund to the Palawan Adventist Hospital (PAH)
Charity Programme. PSFI oversees the implementation
of the charity programme by the hospital, with focus on
mother and child care, infectious diseases, and burns
and trauma. In 2006, there are a total of 60 beneficiaries
of the programme.
Palawan
The virgin forests of Palawan are
home to numerous and rare flora
and fauna found nowhere else in
the Philippines. Similarly, the province
is the site of various Shell health and
livelihood programmes.
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