By: Acor Arceo, Karol Mark Yee
The Philippine Development Plan 2023–2028 says proficiency. The National Education and Workforce Development Plan 2026–2035 says proficiency. Why, then, does our annual budget target ‘at least nearly proficient’?
Acor Arceo is the Head of Copy and Editorial Standards at Rappler. With a strong background in both online and TV newsrooms, Acor specializes in ensuring editorial consistency and supervises disaster coverage, while also focusing on climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests in Asia and North America. She has been featured in Newswav and Rappler.
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Acor Arceo's coverage primarily focuses on scientific themes, particularly weather-related events such as tropical depressions and storms. Given the local geographic focus on Davao City in the Philippines, pitches should be tailored to provide insights or data related to specific weather phenomena occurring in this region.
As Acor’s articles predominantly cover government announcements and evolving stories related to natural disasters, journalists or experts with specialized knowledge of meteorology or disaster management would likely capture her attention. Additionally, sources providing real-time data updates or forecasts for local weather patterns could also be appealing.
If reaching out with an announcement regarding a relevant scientific event or development within the Philippines (particularly Davao City), it is important to frame pitches around how they directly impact the region.
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