Yamuta.
The MOA cited that the collaboration will help “improve accuracy and quality of senior citizens’ data for more effective program execution; provide enhanced educational experience for student interns through hands-on involvement in a real-world project; and strengthen collaboration between the NCSC and USTP-CDO, contributing to mutual growth and positive outcomes.”
“The partnership between NCSC and USTP-CDO for the encoding of senior citizens’ data forms represents a valuable opportunity to contribute to the accuracy and accessibility of crucial data. By leveraging the expertise and commitment of USTP-CDO’s student interns, this collaboration aligns with our shared commitment to enhancing the welfare of senior citizens,” it said.[]
The agreement noted that “approximately 450,000 senior citizen data forms from Region 10 will be encoded” and will involve 20 to 30 or more student interns from USTP-CDO in one to two semesters.[]
