Win has worked with UPG Myanmar to improve facilities at Dara Primary School

The town of Darla, Yangon. Ingtron, a German-based specialty chemicals company, announced the completion of an infrastructure improvement project at The 12th Basic Education Primary School in Yangon, one of the poorest towns in the region.
the project includes the construction of drainage systems, concrete paving of outdoor sites to prevent flooding, new playgrounds and repainting of school buildings
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. Unitron has teamed up with United Paints Group (UPG), Myanmar's leading paint manufacturer, which donates about 100 gallons of paint products.
today's handover ceremony, Victory Asia Pacific President Peter Meinshausen said: "The project is designed to help create a more conducive, safe and accessive learning environment. Together with UPG, we thank school and township officials for giving us this humble opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the lives of students, teaching staff and the larger community. The
his talent was made by Burmese street artist Arker Kyaw, who designed a unique marker for the project. Completed with his signature street art style, the mark is an uplifting and colorful mural of community walls, with Burmese language, learning, creating and growing.
art of "Arker Kyaw" makes this project more interesting for everyone. Creativity is one of our core competencies as a company, and whether it's research and development or corporate social responsibility, it shines in all our activities," Meinshausen added.
"We would like to thank Estroon and UPG for their generosity and kindness. The transformation of our school has had a great impact on the life of our students. Now they have a safe and wide space on campus and in the classroom, providing them with a good learning atmosphere," said Daw Aye Aye, principal of Basic Education Primary School No. 12.
about Dara Town: Dara is a rural fishing village located on the other side of the river in the centre of Yangon, accessible by small motorboats, local ferries or Yangon water buses. Flooding of houses and schools is common due to underdeveloped water infrastructure, especially during the rainy season, which can last about seven months. Residents also depend on rainwater ponds and drinking water supplies from local and international communities.
with regard to Basic Education Primary School No. 12: Basic Education Primary School No. 12 is one of the largest of more than 40 schools in Dara Town and currently has 153 students and 5 staff in grades 1 to 5.
's corporate social responsibility: The Dara project is part of Ingtroup's corporate social responsibility commitment. Globally, the company is actively involved in encouraging its employees and business partners to make positive changes, especially in marginalized communities. At the same time, the broader part of these initiatives focuses on providing sustainable solutions to global challenges and customer needs.