02/07/2026
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The City Archives and Records Office (CARO) successfully facilitated the Seminar-Workshop on Records Disaster Preparedness and Business Continuity from June 15 to 17, 2026, equipping records personnel with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to protect and preserve vital government records before, during, and after disasters.
The three-day activity formally opened with inspiring Opening Remarks delivered by Ms. Ivonne Kempis on behalf of Ms. Grace P. Nabong, emphasizing the importance of strengthening records management systems and ensuring the continuity of government services through effective disaster preparedness.
๐ Day 1 | June 15, 2026
Participants were introduced to the Basics of Records Management, providing a solid foundation on the proper creation, handling, maintenance, and preservation of government records.
๐ Day 2 | June 16, 2026
Resource Speaker: Ma. Noida V. Baรฑares, Senior Archivist
The sessions focused on:
โ๏ธ Overview and Introduction to Records Disaster Preparedness and Business Continuity
โ๏ธPhase I โ Prevention
โ๏ธPhase II โ Preparation
โ๏ธ Interactive Workshop
Through interactive discussions and hands-on workshops, participants learned proactive strategies to reduce risks and prepare organizations for potential records-related disasters.
๐ Day 3 | June 17, 2026
Resource Speaker: Jacques-Noel C. Gesmundo, Archivist I
Topics included:
โ๏ธPhase III โ Response
โ๏ธPhase IV โ Recovery
โ๏ธ Interactive Workshop
This seminar-workshop reaffirmed CARO's commitment to promoting resilient records management practices and strengthening institutional preparedness for disasters. By investing in knowledge and capacity-building, government agencies are better equipped to safeguard valuable records and ensure business continuity in the face of unforeseen events.
We extend our sincere appreciation to our distinguished resource speakers, organizers, and all participants for their active engagement and commitment to enhancing record disaster preparedness.
Together, let us build a more resilient records management system for a stronger, better-prepared future.