TITLE: House to House Visitation, New Corella, Davao del Norte

AUTHOR: Rpsb Sitio Paradise 

KEY INFO: Local Police Officers conducts House to House Visitation on local families to asses their situation; The image shows lacking facilities for Proper Housing and Infrastructure.

TITLE: Residential, squatter areas susceptible to fire incidents

AUTHOR: Sun Star PH; David Ezra M. Francisquete

DATE PUBLISHED: Oct 18, 2023

KEY INFO: Davao City's squatter areas are more vulnerable to fire incidents due to poor environmental conditions, makeshift houses, substandard buildings, and overloaded or poorly maintained electrical connections.

TITLE: Dark ages: 13 million Pinoys still living without electricity

AUTHOR: Phil Star Global; Jess Diaz

DATE PUBLISHED: August 4, 2019

KEY INFO: 13 million Filipinos are living without electricity during the year 2019. P5 billion allocated for the program in the last three years had not been enough to electrify the remaining unserved communities, forcing Filipinos in the countryside to make do without electricity.

TITLE: 141 homes destroyed, over 700 partially damaged by Mindanao quake | ANC

AUTHOR: ANC (ABS-CBN National News)

KEY INFO: The aftermath shown after the 7.4 earthquake in Mindanao. This article features the substandard shelters scattered around the Surigao Del Sur area in Mindanao.

TITLE: At least 7 people dead after a landslide buries a house in the southern Philippines

AUTHOR: INDEPENDENT.UK

DATE PUBLISHED: Friday 19 January 2024

KEY INFO: Houses in Southern Philippines are vulnerable to landslides due to heavy rains and flooding. At least 7 people have been found dead, with 10 more people still lost.

TITLE: Mindanao growth and development through infrastructure investments

AUTHOR: Department of Finance

Date: May 18, 2023

KEY INFO:(DOF) vowed to support the Mindanao Development Authority (MiNDA) in its mission to bolster economic growth and development in Mindanao by facilitating investments in infrastructure during the Mindanao Development Forum 2023 held on May 18 in Davao City.

TITLE: THE INFLUENCE OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS ON PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT IN AREAS OF MINDANAO.

AUTHOR: NORTHERN BUKIDNON STATE COLLEGE

DATE: DECEMBER 6, 2023

KEY INFO: The results of this research hold significant implications for local government units, policymakers, and other government agencies keen on improving services to their constituents and communities.

TITLE: DHSUD eyes 380K housing units in Davao Region for 4PH

AUTHOR: Che Palicte

DATE PUBLISHED: October 13, 2023

KEY INFO: The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD), together with the Office of the Presidential Assistant for Eastern Mindanao (OPAMINE), is eyeing to build 380,000 housing units in the Davao Region as part of the national housing program of the administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

TITLE: Lost in the Slums of Davao City 🇵🇭

AUTHOR: Eddie Explores

DATE: June 4, 2023

KEY INFO: The health gap is huge so you can see people living in tight spaces and people who live in bigger houses.

TITLE: Philippines housing crisis: Filipinos need affordable homes

AUTHOR: Al Jazeera English

KEY INFO: This news segment shows the current situation of the housing problem in the Philippines. The segment presented featured the severity of the housing problem in Mindanao.

TITLE: LEAVE NO ISF BEHIND: HOUSING RIGHTS ADVOCATES CALL TO SOLVE THE 6.7 MILLION HOUSING BACKLOG

AUTHOR: PLCPD

KEY INFO: An advocacy that aims to provide more feasible to achieve a proper end product for President Bong Bong Marcos' Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino: Zero ISF 2028 project.

TITLE: The Philippine Housing Deficit

AUTHOR: UA&P

KEY INFO: Dr Winston Padojinog talks about the current state of the backlog of Philippine housing and where it's heading. This relates to the Mindanao context as citizens face similar problems when it comes to owning a house.

Author: PumaPodcast

Date: Feb 7, 2023

Key Info: Lacks of availability land especially to urban areas and people who own private lands doesn't want to sell them to the government.

Author: Emer James Urbano

Date: Feb 15, 2019

Key Info: it shows how worst the situation is in the philippines. high Prices, Unhealty way of getting food.

TITLE: Low water levels of dams causes power interruptions in Mindanao.

AUTHOR: Zea IO Ming C. Capistrano

DATE:JULY 23, 2015

KEY INFO: Low water levels of Lake Lanao and Agus and Pulangi dams continue to drop, resulting lower power supply in Mindanao areas. The dams provide around half of Mindanao’s power supply. MPMC said its low water levels has brought down the capacity of the hydropower plants to operate Hydropower Complexes, resulting to lower power supply in areas in Mindanao.

Title: Mainstreaming Urban and Rural Planning: Prospects and Challenges

Author: Sustainable Development Studies Society of MSU IIT 

Date: June 3, 2022

Key Info: Aims to show the current challenges and prospects of urban and rural development and highlights the importance of mainstreaming urban and rural planning towards achieving the goal of sustainable development particular in SGD 11

https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781498530514/Neoliberalizing-Spaces-in-the-Philippines-Suburbanization-Transnational-Migration-and-Dispossession

Title: Neoliberalizing Spaces in the Philippines

Author: Arnisson Andre Ortega

Date: Published in September 2016

Key Info: Neoliberalizing Spaces in the Philippines," authored by Arnisson Andre Ortega and published in September 2016, explores the impacts of neoliberal policies on urban spaces, housing, and displacement in the Philippines. The book delves into issues such as suburbanization, transnational migration, and dispossession, shedding light on how neoliberal ideologies shape housing crises and exacerbate socio-economic inequalities in Filipino society. Through detailed analysis and case studies, Ortega offers insights into the complex dynamics of urban development and the challenges of housing provision in the context of neoliberal globalization.

https://hhi.harvard.edu/publications/perceptions-disaster-resilience-and-preparedness-philippines?fbclid=IwAR0dNM06nJ8YwlGIC1WB-bz60SUxyrzdKpQA2tAHTl-PYOk02YXRaxdK0nM

Title: Perceptions of Disaster Resilience and Preparedness in the Philippines

Author: Jennifer Leaning, Vincenzo Bollettino, Kirsten Johnson, Ryan Littman-Quinn, Patrick Vinck, Peter J. Winch, Christopher Horwood, and Marc Van Aalst

Date: December 2016

Key Info: This 2016 publication by Jennifer Leaning et al. examines disaster resilience perceptions in the Philippines, focusing on impoverished and slum-dwelling communities. It highlights how inadequate housing exacerbates disaster impacts, underscoring the urgent need for targeted interventions to improve housing and enhance disaster preparedness among vulnerable populations.

https://www.facebook.com/PhilippineSTAR/photos/a.134754620011561/2838218022998527/?type=3

Title: Pundasyon

Author: Nhoda Muñoz

Date: September 03, 2022

Key Info: "Pundasyon" is an artwork crafted by Nhoda Muñoz, drawing inspiration from his own experiences living in the slums near train tracks. Through his creation, Muñoz endeavors to offer a vivid portrayal of the realities of his life and in his home. By intertwining elements of his surroundings with artistic expression, Muñoz seeks to shed light on the resilience and strength found within marginalized communities, inviting viewers to contemplate the beauty and challenges of life in the midst of adversity.

TITLE: Coming Home and Having No Homes: The Inaccessibility of Elderly Homes in Baguio City

AUTHOR: Nicole Falcasanto

DATE: May 11, 2018

KEY INFO: According to the OSCA, the building of a home for the aged in the city is not a prioritized project by the city and that many city officials are against it because of a Cordillera culture that Cordillerans can live anywhere and Cordillerans cannot stay in one place.