Atty. Karlo Nograles' advocacy for education has left a lasting impact on thousands of families in Davao City. Through his Oplan Kaalam program, he has supported over 33,000 scholars, particularly those from underprivileged backgrounds, enabling them to pursue higher education. His commitment to education has earned him recognition from the University of Southeastern Philippines (USeP), which awarded him a Doctor of Philosophy in Development Administration. Nograles has also been instrumental in the construction of the USeP University Gymnasium, a facility that benefits both university students and the wider community.
ATTY. Karlo Nograles’ advocacy for education has become a legacy that thousands of families in Davao City are deeply grateful for.Renowned for championing laws and initiatives that ensure access to education during his nine years in Congress, Nograles conceptualized one of his legacy programs, Oplan Kaalam, in 2001. This program has supported over 33,000 scholars, particularly those from underprivileged sectors in Davao City.
With his relentless drive to prioritize education, Nograles has become a fitting example for students aspiring to finish college.In 2018, the University of Southeastern Philippines conferred upon Nograles the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Development Administration.As his main partner in education, USeP acknowledged Nograles’ efforts in providing opportunities for students.
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