Working Draft List of Priority Programs and Projects in the 2017-2022 Public Investment Program (PIP)

under Chapter 11: Reducing Vulnerability of Individuals and Families* INVESTMENT TARGETS
Project Title
Implementing
Main Chapter Outcome Sub Chapter Outcome Expected Outputs
Spatial (as of JulyMode
Region
25,of2017) Implementation (in PhP actual amount)
Agency Coverage Implementation Period
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 TOTAL (2017-2022)
Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan DSWD Vulnerability of individuals and Universal and transformative No. of completed sub-projects Inter-regional CAR, III, IV-A, LFP 2017-2019 10,229,160,000 5,375,084,910 4,680,058,890 - - - 20,284,303,800
– Comprehensive and families reduced Social Protection (SP) for all No. of household beneficiaries IV-B, V, VII,
Integrated Delivery of Social achieved VIII, NIR, IX,
Services National Community X, XI, XII,
Driven Development Program
(KALAHI CIDSS NCDDP)

Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino DSWD Vulnerability of individuals and Universal and transformative Households provided with health and Nationwide Nationwide LFP 2017-2020 89,752,798,000 89,412,878,000 89,396,878,000 - - - 268,562,554,000
Program (Pantawid Pamilya) 1 families reduced Social Protection (SP) for all education cash grants
achieved
Sustainable Livelihood DSWD Vulnerability of individuals and Universal and transformative Households served through micro- Nationwide Nationwide LFP 2017-2022 6,312,387,365 5,630,433,900 6,042,972,600 6,455,511,300 6,868,033,725 7,280,572,425 38,589,911,315
Program (SLP) families reduced Social Protection (SP) for all enterprise development and employment
achieved facilitation
Social Pension Program for DSWD Vulnerability of individuals and Universal and transformative Social pensioners provided with cash Nationwide Nationwide LFP 2017-2022 17,940,258,000 17,940,258,000 18,478,466,000 19,032,820,000 20,936,102,000 23,029,712,000 117,357,616,000
Indigent Senior Citizens families reduced Social Protection (SP) for all grants
(SPISC) achieved
National Household Targeting DSWD Vulnerability of individuals and Universal and transformative Database of poor households Inter-regional NCR, CAR, I, LFP 2017-2022 122,644,000 131,842,000 147,663,000 2,321,000,000 165,383,000 185,229,000 3,073,761,000
System for Poverty Reduction families reduced Social Protection (SP) for all II, III, IV-A, IV-
(NHTS-PR) or Listahanan achieved B, V, VI, VII,
VIII, NIR, IX,
X, XI, XII,
ARMM
Disaster Response and DSWD Vulnerability of individuals and Universal and transformative -Relief assistance through the provision of Nationwide Nationwide LFP 2017-2018 5,000,000,000 2,259,588,000 - - - - 7,259,588,000
Management Program families reduced Social Protection (SP) for all food and non-food items (FNFI) to the
(DRMP)1 achieved disaster affected families-Risk Resiliency
Program covering six (6) of the country’s
eighteen (18) major river basins
ascertaining sustainable water supply and
food production and at the same time
addressing the adverse impact of flooding
due to climate change; and covers
programs, activities and projects on
climate change adaptation and mitigation,
disaster risks reduction and management
including both climate and non-climate
risks such as earthquakes and volcanic
eruptions. The river basin encompasses
different ecosystems which incorporates
the mandates of different agencies and
sectors and is conducive for convergence
across different government agencies, the
private and public sectors.
-Disaster fund covering the following:
(a) for the production of the new Family
Access Card in Emergencies (FACE) to
four (4) million poor families at ₱50.00 per
card. FACE is both a Data Capture
Management System and a mechanism
to facilitate DSWD Disaster Response
Programs and Services.
(b) rehiring of additional manpower that
will complement the personnel
requirements of the Department in the
Housing Program for Calamity HUDCC-NHA Vulnerability of individuals and Universal and transformative Provision of Housing Materials Assistance Nationwide Nationwide LFP 2018-2022 - 400,000,000 400,000,000 400,000,000 400,000,000 400,000,000 2,000,000,000
Victims (Housing Materials families reduced Social Protection (SP) for all to 40,000 families in 2018
Assistance) achievedAccess to affordable, Provision of Housing Materials Assistance
adequate, safe, and secure to 40,000 families in 2019
shelter in well-planned Provision of Housing Materials Assistance
communities expanded to 40,000 families in 2020
Provision of Housing Materials Assistance
to 40,000 families in 2021
Provision of Housing Materials Assistance
to 40,000 families in 2022

Total Investment Targets 129,357,247,365 121,150,084,810 119,146,038,490 28,209,331,300 28,369,518,725 30,895,513,425 457,127,734,115

Annual breakdown of the invetsment targtes to be determined.

Note: The implementation mode,investment targets and other project details of the projects as proposed by the implementing agencies/offices, may change in the course of project development, review and approval.

*Working draft as submitted to/approved by the Planning Committee on Human Capital Development as of July 12, 2017. Page 1 of 1 Working Draft 2017-2022 PIP