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Municipality of Luna situated in the northern part of Luzon, is one of the 7 towns of the Province of Apayao in the Cordillera Administrative Region. Agriculture is the major source of income and livelihood of people where a great percentage of its total land area is devoted to agricultural production. Land, therefore is considered one of our most treasured resources. It means life, entails survival and defines the destinies of our children.
The Luna CeC, now on its almost 4 years of operation, has proven its worth and significance to various sectors of the community, most especially the students, employees, businessmen and overseas workers and their families. Having just implemented its Barangay ICT Program wherein the barangay officials had undergone Computer Literacy Training at the eCenter which aimed to enhance effectiveness of these officials through ICT in barangay governance and administration, the eCenter has launched a program, the establishment of the Farmers’ Assistance Corner (FAC).
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Consistent with the vision of Luna eCenter to serve as a competent provider of modern ICT services that will contribute to the upliftment of the quality of life of the townsfolk of Luna and Lower Apayao and as part of the local government unit’s eGovernance Program, Luna eCenter is now conducting a series of training workshops on basic computer operations to barangay officials particularly the Punong Barangay, Secretary and Treasurer and other interested barangay officials.
The training aims to equip and capacitate barangay officials with basic computer knowledge and operations essential in office functions and records management. It is conducted every Friday at the eCenter. Since there are only ten computer units available for use in the training at the eCenter, the training is conducted in batches with nine participants per batch.
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Luna, is one of the seven municipalities of the Province of Apayao, established by virtue of Executive Order No. 20 signed by Governor Dwight Davis on October 16, 1929. There are 22 barangays, 3 of which comprises the Marag Valley, which became famous because of insurgency problems in the 1980’s to 90’s. It was declared a ‘no man’s land’ and was subjected to bombings that resulted to human rights violations by the military. It was a Paradise Lost… a Paradise Regained in the 1990’s. The town was a 6th class municipality then it became 5th during the time of Ex-mayor Bienvenido G. Verzola, Jr., then reclassified to 4th class during the first term of Mayor Betty C. Verzola, it was again reclassified to its present category, a 3rd class municipality. Luna’s population is closed to 16,000 and has a land area of 65, 540. For the past 8 years, the municipality and the town’s lady executive received and won several prestigious awards and commendations (attached list).
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