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Bukidnon forum focuses on prospects, challenges in addressing poverty (RESEARCHED BY: CHELSEY FUEGO)

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URL: https://www.mindanews.com/top-stories/2019/07/bukidnon-forum-focuses-on-prospects-challenges-in-addressing-poverty/
TITLE: Bukidnon forum focuses on prospects, challenges in addressing poverty

AUTHOR: MindaNews
DATE: July 10, 2019
KEY INFO: "Addressing Poverty: Prospects and Challenges in Bukidnon," is designed to educate the media, social science educators, and other stakeholders about the province's efforts to address poverty.

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MALAYBALAY CITY (MindaNews / 10 July) - A round table discussion on addressing poverty is scheduled to be held in the Bukidnon State University Learning Commons on July 12 from 1 to 5 p.m.

The discussion, which carries the theme "Addressing Poverty: Prospects and Challenges in Bukidnon," is intended to provide clarity to the media, social science educators and other stakeholders about the issue of poverty and actions being taken to address it in the province.

Organizers sought to document both challenges and prospect actions. Representatives from the government, non-government organizations, academe, private sector, church and people's organizations have confirmed to attend the discussion initiated by BukidnonNews.Net in cooperation with the Social Sciences Department of the BukSU College of Arts and Sciences.

To speak in the discussion are representatives from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA-10), Department of Social Welfare and Development-10, Provincial Government of Bukidnon, National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP)-Bukidnon, Bukidnon Kaamulan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc., Diocese of Malaybalay Environmental Desk, Social Watch-affiliated Kitanglad Integrated NGOs, Abag-Kalambuan, among others.

Faculty members of the social science department of BukSU-CAS and Central Mindanao University were invited to participate. Organizers also invited select members of the Bukidnon Press Club and the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP-Bukidnon). Fellows of the BukidnonNews.Net Community Journalism Youth Fellowship 2019 will be attending the forum.

A PSA official will explain how poverty statistics are computed and provide latest information on the poverty situation in Bukidnon, based on the latest data.

Based on figures released by the PSA in March 2015 for the Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES), Bukidnon poverty incidence among families is 53.6 percent, the fourth highest in the country. PSA's Official Poverty Statistics were presented in 14 tables; "poverty incidence among families" is one of them.

Provincial officials said the situation has improved based on the results from data PSA gathered in the first half of 2018.

The initiative, which is part of the activities of the BukidnonNews.Net Community Journalism Youth Fellowship 2019, has received support from the Mindanao Institute of Journalism (MIJ, which runs the news service MindaNews) and the Philippine Press Institute. (MindaNews)

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Bukidnon forum focuses on prospects, challenges in addressing poverty

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MALAYBALAY CITY (MindaNews / 10 July) - A round table discussion on addressing poverty is scheduled to be held in the Bukidnon State University Learning Commons on July 12 from 1 to 5 p.m.

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The poverty challenge of Bangsamoro (RESEARCHED BY: CHELSEY FUEGO)

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URL: https://business.inquirer.net/264224/the-poverty-challenge-of-bangsamoro
TITLE: The poverty challenge of Bangsamoro

AUTHOR: INQUIRER.NET
DATE: January 28, 2019

KEY INFO: Over the past 25 years, only ARMM posted rising poverty incidence as compared to all the geographic regions. ARMM’s poor population rose to 1.99 million in 2015 from 0.63 million in 1991, a three-fold increase.

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The Bangsamoro Organic Law or BOL (Republic Act No. 11054) was signed by President Duterte on July 23, 2018.

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The Pandemic Pushed 4 Million More Filipinos Into Poverty in First Half of 2021 (RESEARCHED BY: CHELSEY FUEGO)

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URL: https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/philippines-poverty-covid-19/
TITLE:

The Pandemic Pushed 4 Million More Filipinos Into Poverty in First Half of 2021

AUTHOR: Madeleine Keck
DATE: January 11, 2022
KEY INFO: The number of people living in poverty in the Philippines has climbed to almost 26 million, or just under 25% of the total population.

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The first six months of last year saw 3.9 million more Filipinos pushed into poverty, with economic officials laying the blame squarely on pandemic-related lockdown measures, job losses, cuts in household consumption, and forced business closures.

Poverty in the country grew to 23.7%, against 21.1% in the same six-month period in 2018, Channel News Asia reports.

The number of Filipinos in poverty has now risen to over 26 million, just under 25% of the population.

The Philippines remains one of the worst COVID-19-hit nations throughout Asia.

The country has experienced two major waves of confirmed infections, with cases peaking in April 2021 and again five months later in September. Of the 2.8 million confirmed cases in the country since the pandemic began, 2.7 million people have recovered, while over 51,000 people have died.

Early last week, the Philippines Government announced an array of restrictions would return, spurred by a two-month high in daily cases. School students in Manilla and across three provinces will be subjected to in-person education, while churches, restaurants, and parks will operate at a reduced capacity.

Around 50% of the population is currently fully vaccinated.

Despite the increasing number of poor Filipinos, the government says it is still on track to meet its poverty reduction targets.

Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Karl Kendrick Chua said the nation's poverty incidence rate goal for 2022 - the proportion of Filipinos whose per capita income is insufficient to meet basic food and non-food needs - will remain at 15.5% to 17.5%.

By 2040, the government hopes to achieve zero poverty nationwide.

"So far, we are sticking to this target," Chua said, according to the Manila Times. "There are 3.9 million more poor, so we have to work hard to at least bring them out of poverty. We end this year on track to an early recovery. Our growth prospects are encouraging. As we collectively strive toward our 2040 vision, the poor will be at the centre of our recovery and development strategy.

"No one will be left behind," Chua promised.

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The Pandemic Pushed 4 Million More Filipinos Into Poverty in First Half of 2021

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The first six months of last year saw 3.9 million more Filipinos pushed into poverty, with economic officials laying the blame squarely on pandemic-related lockdown measures, job losses, cuts in household consumption, and forced business closures. Poverty in the country grew to 23.7%, against 21.1% in the same six-month period in 2018, Channel News Asia reports.

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FAST FACTS: Poverty in Mindanao (RESEARCHED BY: CHELSEY FUEGO)

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URL: https://www.rappler.com/newsbreak/iq/171135-fast-facts-poverty-mindanao/
TITLE: FAST FACTS: Poverty in Mindanao

AUTHOR: Jodesz Gavilan
DATE: May 28 2017
KEY INFO: According to data from the Philippine Statistics Authority's 2015 Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES), Mindanao has four of the Philippines' top five poorest areas (PSA).

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This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.

Decades of armed conflict have hampered development in Mindanao, where most of the Philippines' poorest regions are located

MANILA, Philippines - between government forces and members of the Maute Group forced thousands of families to flee Marawi City in Lanao del Sur.

They left their homes and livelihood with only a few belongings - some, just the clothes on their backs - to avoid getting caught in the crossfire.

This is the latest crisis in Mindanao, a region that has been scarred by decades of armed conflict. Years and years of battles have left affected communities in dire conditions - struggling to rebuild destroyed homes and reeling from the loss of lives.

President Rodrigo Duterte on May 23 placed the entire Mindanao under martial law for 60 days in order to battle terrorism. (READ: Questions you need to ask about martial law in Mindanao)

Military rule, however, will not address the root of the issue, according to counterinsurgency expert Justin Richmond. He said the government must focus on improving the standard of living in underdeveloped areas in Mindanao to prevent radicalization. (READ: Why PH needs a non-military solution to the ISIS problem)

What are these areas in Mindanao and how has conflict been linked to worsening poverty?

Mindanao regions consistently poorest in PH

Four out of the top 5 poorest regions in the Philippines are in Mindanao, according to data from the 2015 Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES) released by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).

Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula), Region X (Northern Mindanao), Region XII (Soccsksargen), Region XIII (Caraga), and the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) registered poverty incidence above 39% in 2015.

Meanwhile, Region XI (Davao Region) had a poverty incidence of 26.7%.

The poverty figures in these regions in 2015 are above the national average of 26.3%.

ARMM, where Lanao del Sur is located, is the poorest region with at least 59% of its 3,781,387 population living below the poverty threshold.

Lanao del Sur's poverty worsened in the past decade

The widespread poverty is also evident in the fact that 8 out of the 10 poorest provinces in the country in 2015 were in Mindanao. From 2006 to 2015, a Mindanao province had the highest poverty incidence rate.

While considered poorest in 2006 and 2009, Zamboanga del Norte managed to improve. It dropped to 5th place in 2012 and then to 8th spot in 2015.

This is not the case with Lanao del Sur where Marawi City - the center of the clashes between government forces and the Maute Group - is located.

The poverty rate in the province, which has a population of 1.05 million, drastically rose in the past decade.

From just 44% in 2006, 74.3% of residents in Lanao del Sur lived below the poverty threshold in 2015, making it the poorest among all provinces in the Philippines, according to data from the FIES.

Effects of Estrada's all-out war in 2000

Former president and now Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada on May 25 urged Duterte to declare an against terrorists in Mindanao, adding that peace talks do not work.

He, however, failed to mention the effects of an all-out war, considering that Estrada declared one against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in 2000.

During that time, poverty in Mindanao became worse. According to data from the PSA, 20 out of the 40 poorest provinces were in Mindanao, including all the provinces in the ARMM where the conflict then was concentrated.

Poverty incidence was at 57% in the ARMM, an increase of 7% from 1997's 50%.

Meanwhile, data from the World Food Programme (WFP) show that over 40% of families in Central Mindanao were displaced at least once between 2000 and 2010.

Jobs or sources of livelihood are also scarce in conflict-hit areas. More often than not, clashes destroy farms and fisheries which many families depend on.

With the lack of resources to rebuild, families affected by conflict may fall deeper into poverty.

Decades of insurgency and terrorism have hampered Can Duterte, the country's first Mindanaoan president, finally lift Mindanao from poverty? the development of Mindanao. - Rappler.com

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Decades of armed conflict have hampered development in Mindanao, where most of the Philippines' poorest regions are located

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STATEMENT ON THE 2021 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICIAL POVERTY STATISTICS - The National Economic and Development Authority (RESEARCHED BY: KRISNELLAH MIDTIMBANG)

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URL: https://neda.gov.ph/statement-on-the-2021-first-semester-official-poverty-statistics/
TITLE: Statement on the 2021 first semester official poverty statistics

AUTHOR: Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Karl Kendrick T. Chua
DATE: December 17, 2021
KEY INFO: Due to the pandemic, many filipinos has been affected by the massive changes around them. There are many companies or stores that were force to shut down because of the impact of the pandemic to them. This made people lose their job and icome.

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The National Economic and Development Authority

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December 17, 2021 Statement on the 2021 first semester official poverty statistics
Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Karl Kendrick T. Chua

Members of the media, colleagues in government, fellow Filipinos, good morning.
Recent developments
At the start of the Duterte administration in 2016, we pursued the zero-to-ten point socioeconomic agenda to help us achieve the Ambisyon Natin 2040, a vision that reflects the Filipino people's collective aspiration to end extreme poverty by 2040. For the medium-term, we set a goal of lifting six million Filipinos out of poverty by 2022. This was achieved four years ahead of schedule in 2018.

This early gain in reducing poverty was driven by prudent macroeconomic management and the enactment of a number of reforms that increased real income opportunities for the people. These include the comprehensive tax reform program that increased real income and funded more social services and infrastructure, the Build, Build, Build program that helped create millions of jobs, and the Rice Tariffication Law that brought down rice prices and inflation, among other reforms.

Even when we had achieved our 2022 poverty goals by 2018, this government did not slow down on its reform agenda. We institutionalized the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program or 4Ps, the government's largest social protection program. We also enacted the universal health care program and the National ID.

The results of these game-changing reforms are clear. Prior to the pandemic, economic growth averaged 6 percent, inflation averaged 3 percent, and the rates of poverty, unemployment, and underemployment were at record lows.

However, the COVID-19 pandemic temporarily halted our progress. In 2020, people's income and jobs were significantly affected by stringent quarantines. As we began to cope with the virus starting the fourth quarter of 2020, we gradually relaxed restrictions and managed risks better. By the first half of 2021, quarantine imposition became more targeted at areas of highest risks, while allowing more sectors to operate. The start of the vaccination program enabled the safer reopening of the economy, allowing some 1.3 million workers to regain their employment compared to the pre-pandemic level.

Our policy to safely reopen the economy has accelerated our recovery and moderated the impact of the pandemic on the poor.
2021 first semester poverty statistics
As reported by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) today, the poverty incidence among the population increased to 23.7 percent during the first half of 2021 from 21.1 percent in the same period of 2018. This translates to 3.9 million more Filipinos living in poverty.

Regions with stricter quarantines tended to see larger increases in poverty compared to regions under less stringent quarantines. For instance, the poverty incidence in Regions III, IV-A, and VII increased by over four percentage points. The poverty incidence in the National Capital Region also increased by around 1.2 percentage points.

On the other hand, five regions with lesser quarantine restrictions recorded lower poverty. These are BARMM, and Regions VIII, IX, XI, and the Cordillera Administrative Region. BARMM saw the largest poverty reduction of 17.4 percentage points, also reflecting the progress made on the peace process.

With stronger growth in the second half of 2021 as we further relax restrictions and increase the vaccination rate, we can expect poverty incidence to decrease.
Recommendations
In the final months of the Duterte administration, we will vigorously pursue the economy's full recovery to restore jobs and bring more people out of poverty. Our recovery strategy in 2022 consists of the Economic Development Cluster's 10-point policy agenda to further accelerate and sustain our recovery.

The 10-point policy agenda covers the following areas: 1) metrics; 2) vaccination; 3) healthcare capacity; 4) economy and mobility; 5) schooling; 6) domestic travel; 7) international travel; 8) digital transformation; 9) enacting a pandemic flexibility bill, and 10) medium-term preparation for a pandemic resilience. These policies will facilitate our shift to an "endemic" paradigm where we learn to live with the virus and promote the overall welfare of the people beyond COVID-19.

COVID-19 has tested our resolve to achieve the Ambisyon Natin 2040, but we will not waver in our goal to provide a better life for all Filipinos. We remain committed to building a stronger and more inclusive economy, where everyone, especially the poor, is provided equal opportunities to succeed. We will also improve our social protection programs to support the vulnerable. To this end, we accelerated the implementation of the PhilSys or the National ID program to provide every Filipino with a unique and digitalized proof of identity.

As of December 10 of this year, we achieved our target of registering 50 million Filipinos to the National ID program. The Land Bank of the Philippines, our partner, has also opened more than 6.7 million bank accounts among low-income registrants, helping us get closer to our goal of achieving 100 percent financial inclusion at the family level.

A fully digital ID system will allow the government to more efficiently target beneficiaries for social protection programs and directly deposit cash assistance to their bank accounts. This will transform how the government delivers social and financial assistance and help lift more Filipinos out of poverty.

We end this year on track to an early recovery. Our growth prospects are encouraging. As we collectively strive towards our 2040 vision, the poor will be at the center of our recovery and development strategy. No one will be left behind.

Thank you very much. The NEDA and PSA family wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a safe holiday season. Thank you.

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STATEMENT ON THE 2021 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICIAL POVERTY STATISTICS - The National Economic and Development Authority

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Statement on the 2021 first semester official poverty statistics Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Karl Kendrick T. Chua December 17, 2021 Members of the media, colleagues in government, fellow Filipinos, good morning.

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2021 First Semester Official Poverty Statistics in the Philippines rev_ONS-signed (RESEARCHED BY: KRISNELLAH MIDTIMBANG)

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URL: https://psa.gov.ph/infographics/subject-area/Poverty
TITLE: First semester 2021 poverty statistics
AUTHOR: Philippine Statistics Authority
DATE: 2021
KEY INFO: This is the data infographic of the Philippines ' poverty of the year 2021. This shows a statistic showing which part of the Philippines has the most poverty cases in 2021.

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2021 First Semester Official Poverty Statistics in the Philippines rev_ONS-signed

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URL: https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/fandd/1998/09/gerson.htm
TITLE: Poverty and Economic Policy in the Philippines
AUTHOR: Philip Gerson
DATE: September 1998
KEY INFO: Lack of education of a family head member with a large family to support can be the cause of poverty. They will be most likely employed in a low-salary job because of the high standard of job applications here in the Philippines which will make them suffer financially.

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By Philip Gerson - Past economic policies that hampered growth, and the resistance of powerful elites to much-needed reforms, were largely responsible for the high incidence and persistence of poverty in the Philippines. Recent policy changes have spurred growth, but additional reforms could accelerate the reduction of poverty.

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URL: http://dennisthernblog.com/poverty-in-the-philippines-the-rise/
TITLE: Poverty in The Philippines on the rise

AUTHOR: Dennis
DATE: Jun 23, 2013
KEY INFO: The Philippines is said to be the rising tiger of the economy in Asia but we still have a rate of 22.3 percent of families that are living in poverty in 2012. It is stated that fewer job opportunities can be the cause of the increasing poverty here in the Philippines.

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One Mindanao: Poverty Threshold Kulang Pa Rin (RESEARCHED BY: CHELSEY FUEGO)

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URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXK0_sNwMJY
TITLE: One Mindanao: Poverty Threshold Kulang Pa Rin

AUTHOR: One Mindanao
DATE: April 30, 2019
KEY INFO: Lack of Poverty Threshold

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One Mindanao: Poverty Threshold Kulang Pa Rin

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shairaglazepodcast - Kwentos with Shaira Ep. 1: The Poverty in the Philippines (RESEARCH BY: MIKYLLA MANZANARES)

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URL: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81NzRiOTczNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw/episode/NDlkM2FkMGMtZGY2Yi00ZGFhLTllOTgtNzI4NzMzZmU2ZjNk?hl=en-PH&ved=2ahUKEwig57W42tH1AhWdk1YBHbFlDKEQjrkEegQIAhAd&ep=6
TITLE: The Poverty in the Philippines

AUTHOR: Shaira Glaze
DATE: April 20, 2021
KEY INFO: The major causes of poverty include low economic growth, a weak agricultural sector, increased population rates, and a high volume of inequality.

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shairaglazepodcast - Kwentos with Shaira Ep. 1: The Poverty in the Philippines

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Hi! Kwentos with Shaira is here again, please listen to my kwento about the poverty here in country the Philippines

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I-Witness: ‘Minsan sa Isang Taon,’ dokumentaryo ni Kara David ( RESEARCHED BY: MIKYLLA MANZANARES)

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URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW9tT0XafhY
TITLE: Minsan sa Isang Taon
AUTHOR: Kara David
DATE: May 26, 2017
KEY INFO: Sitio Banli in Saranggani in Mindanao is considered one of the poorest areas in the province. The livelihood of the people there is the farming of Abaca which is one of the ingredients to make money. They are the source of the ingredients of money, but their area is one of the poorest.

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I-Witness: ‘Minsan sa Isang Taon,’ dokumentaryo ni Kara David (full episode)

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URL: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/328333469_Employment_and_Poverty_in_Mindanao
TITLE: Employment and Poverty in Mindanao
AUTHOR: Jan Rutkowski
DATE: February 2016
KEY INFO: This research tackled the rate of employment of the people in Mindanao and how it affects the poverty rate of the people living in Mindanao.

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Kahirapan, Kailan masosolusyonan? (RESEARCHED BY: MIKYLLA MANZANARES)

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URL: https://web.facebook.com/Kahirapan-Kailan-masosolusyonan-1086935228048939/
TITLE: Poverty is one of the major problems of our country.
AUTHOR: Kahirapan, Kailan masosolusyonan?/Facebook Page
DATE: October 04, 2016

KEY INFO: One of the major problems in our country is poverty. People often blame the wrong conduct of the leaders of the country, but are they the ones to blame, or are the Filipinos who are lazy. As they say, "Laziness equals Poverty."

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Kahirapan, Kailan masosolusyonan? 534 likes · 3 talking about this. Personal blog

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Poverty in the Philippines (RESEARCHED BY: MIKYLLA MANZANARES)

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URL: https://books.google.com.ph/books/about/Poverty_in_the_Philippines.html?id=LpDOBQAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button&hl=en&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false
TITLE: Poverty in the Philippines: Causes, Constraints, and Opportunities
AUTHOR: Fernando T. Aldaba
DATE: 2009
KEY INFO: Poverty and inequality in the Philippines remain a challenge. In the past 4 decades, the proportion of households living below the official poverty line has declined slowly and unevenly.

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Against the backdrop of the global financial crisis and rising food, fuel, and commodity prices, addressing poverty and inequality in the Philippines remains a challenge. The proportion of households living below the official poverty line has declined slowly and unevenly in the past four decades, and poverty reduction has been much slower than in neighboring countries such as the People's Republic of China, Indonesia, Thailand, and Viet Nam.

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KANTA NG KAHIRAPAN (RESEARCHED BY: BREANA ANGELIC BAUTISTA)

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URL: https://youtu.be/PQdn8eqhymY
TITLE:

KANTA NG KAHIRAPAN

AUTHOR: FAE MIRANDA
DATE: Oct 20, 2016
KEY INFO: The purpose of this video is to show the viewers that poverty is experienced by many. Think of those who are in need, realize that there are more miserable people out there who needs our help. People who don't have anything to eat or drink. If we want change in our country, let's change our wicked ways and minds. We can achieve and eradicate poverty if all of us are willing. There's really nothing we can do or solve if we all put our minds to it.

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Poverty, hopelessness in Mindanao  spawn terrorism (RESEARCHED BY: MIKYLLA MANZANARES)

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URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xaEE3LUJ-I
TITLE: Poverty and hopelessness in Mindanao spawn terrorism

AUTHOR: INQUIRER.net

DATE: July 20, 2017
KEY INFO: Poverty in Mindanao and the sense of hopelessness bring spawn terrorism, for the reason that while we are fighting terrorism, we are also fighting poverty.

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Poverty, hopelessness in Mindanao  spawn terrorism

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(RESEARCHED BY: BREANA ANGELIC BAUTISTA)

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URL: https://r3.rappler.com/move-ph/issues/hunger/104770-lahat-dapat-save-the-children-malnutrition
TITLE:  #HUNGERPROJECT

'Lahat Dapat': No child should be left malnourished

AUTHOR: Jodesz Gavilan
DATE: September 05, 2015
KEY INFO: Future leaders – both local and national – should aim to champion and carry on the fight against child malnutrition and ultimately, poverty.

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(RESEARCHED BY: BREANA ANGELIC BAUTISTA)

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URL: https://me.me/i/the-problem-with-filipinos-is-that-they-have-a-poverty-7927778548334a039f5adebe7535b2d5
TITLE: uknown
AUTHOR: uknown
DATE:  uknown
KEY INFO: The meme shows Filipinos are experiencing poverty because of their poverty mindset.

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Assignment Asia: How Philippines' poor struggle under the lockdown (RESEARCHED BY: BREANA ANGELIC BAUTISTA)

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URL: https://youtu.be/VmSy1Zok-c8
TITLE: Assignment Asia: How Philippines' poor struggle under the lockdown

AUTHOR: CGTN
DATE: Oct 9, 2020
KEY INFO: To manage the COVID-19 outbreak, the Philippines has enforced strict quarantines, forcing people to stay home, or risk getting fined or even jailed. But for the urban poor, staying home is not a safer option. Many of them live in slums, in cramped living spaces, with poor sewage facilities and little to no access to clean water.

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Assignment Asia: How Philippines' poor struggle under the lockdown

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Rappler Talk: Ending hunger and poverty in the Philippines (RESEARCHED BY: BREANA ANGELIC BAUTISTA)

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URL: https://youtu.be/mbPpL1mFeJg
TITLE: Rappler Talk: Ending hunger and poverty in the Philippines

AUTHOR: Rappler
DATE: June 29, 2015
KEY INFO: Rappler talked to the Department of Social Welfare and Development and the World Food Programme on Monday, June 29, about the impact and importance of hunger mitigation and poverty alleviation programs in the Philippines.

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Rappler Talk: Ending hunger and poverty in the Philippines