undertaking between the South Korean government, through Korea International Cooperation Agency (Koica), and the Philippines, through the National Irrigation Administration and the local government of Isabela. The project entailed construction of a 34-meter high earth-filled dam across Pasa River, a reservoir with an active storage of 3.90 million cubic meters, with 5.93 kilometers of a main canal and 16.20 kilometers of lateral canals. According to authorities and government officials, the project is said to be under South Korea's five-year program under the East Asia Climate Change Partnership to address climate change and to bolster Green Growth in Asia. It was built to help mitigate floods with its small water impounding or catchment basin features aside from irrigating more farmlands in the province, the project is also aimed at reducing the impact of climate change and promoting water management in rural areas. The dam is expected to irrigate eight hundred (800) hectares of farmlands, covering the barangays of Pasa, Santa Victoria, Fuyo, Morado and Minabang, all within Ilagan City, and should benefit seven hundred forty seven (747) families in the province of Isabela. Also, the authorities added that the Pasa Dam project would further fortify Isabela as the country's leading agriculture province, which has kept the title as a top corn producer and second in rice production. Healthcare The city has three health centers located in barangay San Vicente, barangay Marana 1st and an extension in barangay Lullutan. There are also dozens of dental clinics, maternity and pediatric clinics, derma clinics and pharmacies scattered around the city. In 2014, the City Government inaugurated a diagnostic center in San Antonio City Hospital. On August 11, 2021, the local government inaugurated the City of Ilagan Medical Center located in barangay Lullutan as one of the highlights during its 9th cityhood anniversary celebration. The hospital has a 100-bed capacity and is now being used as a isolation facility for COVID-19 patients. Health centers San Vicente Health Center Marana 1st Health Center Lullutan Health Center Public hospitals City of Ilagan Medical Center Gov. Faustino N. Dy, Sr. Memorial Hospital San Antonio City of Ilagan Hospital Private hospitals Isabela Doctors General Hospital Dr. Victor S. Villaroman Memorial Hospital Overall, the city has three public and two private hospitals, fifteen clinics and three City Health Units. as of 2022, Citimed of Ilagan is still under construction. Education Ilagan is the center of education in the province of