DSWD honors local heroes of development in Region-12

Koronadal City––The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in Region-12 recently recognized individuals for their selfless efforts, contributing in development of their respective communities, an agency official said Thursday. Gemma N. Rivera, DSWD-12 assistant regional director said that the recognition was part of the initiative of one of the agency’s flagship poverty-reduction programs, Kapit-Bisig continue reading : DSWD honors local heroes of development in Region-12

IPs push for passage of CCT Bill in South Cotabato

Lake Sebu : Residents attend summit to push for the passage of conditional cash transfer bill in Lake Sebu, Mindanao, Philippines on January 30, 2016. Juliet Clavel, a program coordinator in Mindanao, cited the World Bank gave the country’s CCT high marks, saying it was one of the “largest and best-targeted social safety net programs continue reading : IPs push for passage of CCT Bill in South Cotabato

DSWD calls public to validate the initial list of poor households

The DSWD FO XII enjoins public for active participation both for SOCCSKSARGEN and ARMM-LaMa (Lanao and Maguindanao) in scrutinizing the initial list of poor households posted by the hired Area Supervisors (AS) of the National Household Targeting Unit (NHTU). Listahanan is now on its 3rd cycle which is known as Validation and Finalization Phase. This continue reading : DSWD calls public to validate the initial list of poor households

RSDC scrutinizes DSWD’s Listahanan to improve targeting of poor families

The members of the Regional Social Development Committee (RSDC) in region 12 recently met in Koronadal City to discuss the DSWD’s indicators used in identifying poor families in comparison with those used by the Philippine Statistics Authority in the conduct of Small Area Estimates (SAE). Ms. Sohra P. Guialel, Chief of the Policy and Plans continue reading : RSDC scrutinizes DSWD’s Listahanan to improve targeting of poor families

IP mother thankful for learning their rights

MALUNGON, Sarangani — Meriam Pulvera claimed she will be thankful forever. The 29-year old mother from the village of Malungon Gamay, a Bla’an native, confessed her decision to attend community and family development sessions have opened her, learning of their full rights on issues concerning ancestral domain. “I am thankful because my family was included continue reading : IP mother thankful for learning their rights