INEFI and INAPA promote responsible water use in the XI San Francisco 2025 School Games

Carolina Álvarez
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Santo Domingo.- The National Institute of Physical Education (INEFI) and the National Institute of Potable Water and Sewers (INAPA) signed a collaboration agreement that will have as its first major action the implementation of educational talks on the responsible use of water during the XI National School Sports Games San Francisco 2025. The agreement was signed at the INAPA headquarters by its directors, Alberto Rodríguez Mella (INEFI) and Wellington Arnaud Bisonó (INAPA), with the aim of promoting awareness about the care of one of the most valuable natural resources, while strengthening joint initiatives in the field of school sports.

“The first major action will be at the XI School Games, where INAPA will give talks to our athletes about the importance of taking care of this vital resource. We want students not only to compete and enjoy sports, but also to acquire learnings that impact their lives and their communities,” highlighted Rodríguez Mella.

The agreement also provides that INEFI continues to provide courts and sports spaces for the practice of students and community members.
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Likewise, both institutions will coordinate joint initiatives to promote education and sports as tools for social transformation, including support for technical staff, referees, and coaches, as well as the organization of sports clinics and training activities in the communities.

“For us, this is a very important agreement. We recognize that sport is a fundamental element for everyone, as is raising awareness among our youth about the proper use of water,” said the director of INAPA, Wellington Arnaud.

With this agreement, INEFI and INAPA reaffirm their commitment to work together to train well-rounded athletes, aware that sports, education, and water conservation are fundamental pillars for the sustainable development of the Dominican Republic.
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