State budget supplied to various government groups for his or her coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic response programs have up to now reached P471.70 billion, facts from the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) confirmed on Tuesday.
Other organizations that acquired more than P1 billion have been the Department of Labor and Employment with P25.Sixty eight billion; Department of Health, P72.Ninety seven billion; Department of Finance, P99.56 billion; Department of Agriculture, P23.Forty one billion; Department of the Interior and Local Government, P3.27 billion; Department of National Defense, P2.Forty six billion, Department of Education, P10.91 billion; Department of Public Works and Highways, P4.69 billion; and Department of Transportation, P9.50 billion.
Meanwhile, the Department of Foreign Affairs got P825 million; Department of Trade and Industry, P303 million; Department of Science and Technology, P53.23 million; Office of the Presidential Adviser at the Peace Process, P50.50 million; University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital, P400 million; and Philippine Sports Commission, P180 million.
These releases have been in keeping with the Covid-19 reaction applications under the Republic Act (RA) 11469 or the "Bayanihan To Heal as One Act" (Bayanihan 1) and RA 11494 or the "Bayanihan to Recover as One Act" (Bayanihan 2).
Bayanihan 1 blanketed assistance to deprived or displaced people throughout the pandemic; grants to cities, municipalities and provinces; and purchase of coronavirus detection kits, amongst others. The regulation expired on June 25.
On the alternative hand, Bayanihan 2 involves interventions that consist of cash-for-work packages; skills training; social assistance packages; funding for the agriculture, tourism, transportation and schooling sectors; and extra lending packages to help businesses live on. It will expire on December 19.
The authorities has to date earmarked P2.06 trillion — equivalent to 11 percent of the u . S . A .'s gross home product — for its four-pillar strategy in opposition to the pandemic.
The amount covers providing emergency and salary subsidies for negative and coffee-income households, small-enterprise employees and other inclined businesses; marshaling the united states's clinical sources and making sure the safety of health-care frontliners; financial and economic actions to finance emergency initiatives and preserve the economy afloat; and an monetary recuperation plan to create jobs and maintain increase after the pandemic.
The Finance department has to date raised $nine.29 billion in budgetary support financing from the Philippines' multilateral and bilateral partners, and from international bonds, of which $7.Ninety three billion has been distributed to the authorities.
A overall of $621.36 million in grant and loan financing has additionally been delivered to assist various tasks to be carried out by using corporations worried in the Covid-19 response.
Of the quantity released as of October 29, the majority, or P217.41 billion, went to the Department of Social Welfare and Development.
Other organizations that acquired more than P1 billion have been the Department of Labor and Employment with P25.Sixty eight billion; Department of Health, P72.Ninety seven billion; Department of Finance, P99.56 billion; Department of Agriculture, P23.Forty one billion; Department of the Interior and Local Government, P3.27 billion; Department of National Defense, P2.Forty six billion, Department of Education, P10.91 billion; Department of Public Works and Highways, P4.69 billion; and Department of Transportation, P9.50 billion.
Meanwhile, the Department of Foreign Affairs got P825 million; Department of Trade and Industry, P303 million; Department of Science and Technology, P53.23 million; Office of the Presidential Adviser at the Peace Process, P50.50 million; University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital, P400 million; and Philippine Sports Commission, P180 million.
These releases have been in keeping with the Covid-19 reaction applications under the Republic Act (RA) 11469 or the "Bayanihan To Heal as One Act" (Bayanihan 1) and RA 11494 or the "Bayanihan to Recover as One Act" (Bayanihan 2).
Bayanihan 1 blanketed assistance to deprived or displaced people throughout the pandemic; grants to cities, municipalities and provinces; and purchase of coronavirus detection kits, amongst others. The regulation expired on June 25.
On the alternative hand, Bayanihan 2 involves interventions that consist of cash-for-work packages; skills training; social assistance packages; funding for the agriculture, tourism, transportation and schooling sectors; and extra lending packages to help businesses live on. It will expire on December 19.
The authorities has to date earmarked P2.06 trillion — equivalent to 11 percent of the u . S . A .'s gross home product — for its four-pillar strategy in opposition to the pandemic.
The amount covers providing emergency and salary subsidies for negative and coffee-income households, small-enterprise employees and other inclined businesses; marshaling the united states's clinical sources and making sure the safety of health-care frontliners; financial and economic actions to finance emergency initiatives and preserve the economy afloat; and an monetary recuperation plan to create jobs and maintain increase after the pandemic.
The Finance department has to date raised $nine.29 billion in budgetary support financing from the Philippines' multilateral and bilateral partners, and from international bonds, of which $7.Ninety three billion has been distributed to the authorities.
A overall of $621.36 million in grant and loan financing has additionally been delivered to assist various tasks to be carried out by using corporations worried in the Covid-19 response.
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