NV - PPDO
A SUMMARY OF THE COVID 19
SOCIAL AMELIORATION MEASURES TO THE MOST AFFECTED RESIDENTS OF THE AREAS UNDER
ENHANCED COMMUNITY QUARANTINE
DILG-DBM-DOLE-DSWD-DA-DTI-DOF
JMC No. 1-S-2020
March 17, 2020 - Enhanced Community Quarantine in the entirety of Luzon, “Stay Home”
Implications:
1. Restricted mobility to and from Luzon
2. Suspension of mass public transportation
3. Imposition of curfew hours
4. Suspension of operations or closure of business establishments
5. Implementation of “work from home”
Agency and Program Target Beneficiaries and Benefits Documentary
Requirements
Issues/ Observations
DSWD
1. Emergency
Subsidy Program
(ESP)
??? Expanded and
Enhanced Pantawid
Pamilyang Pilipino
Program (4Ps)
Poor or Informal Sector not earning a
living during the ECQ. HH who may have at
least one (1) member belonging to any of
the following
Senior citizen
PWD
Pregnant/lactating mother
Solo parent
OFWs in distress – repatriated or banned
from travelling outside the Philippines on
account of CoVid 19 since January 2020
Indigent IPs – certified as poor by the
National Household Targeting System for
Poverty Reduction (NHTS-PR) or NCIP
certified as solely dependent on
subsistence economy
Underprivileged Sector and Homeless
Citizens – individuals or families whose
income or combined family income falls
within the poverty threshold as defined by
NEDA (2018: Php 10,298/month for a
family of 5); do not own housing facilities
Informal Economy Workers
Directly Hired or Occasional Workers
(e.g. laundry maid, plumber) –
contracted to do work on an irregular
basis
Subcontracted Workers (e.g. pakyaw
workers) – employee of a
subcontractor
Homeworkers (e.g. craftsmaking,
native delicacy production, home-
based food processing)
Househelpers – ( kasambahay or
family driver)
Drivers of Pedicab, Tricycles, PUJs,
UVs, PUBs, Taxi, Transport Network
Vehicle Service (TNVS), Transport
Network Companies (TNC); subject
to a boundary system
Micro-entrepreneurs and Producers.
Asset size (less land) <Php 100,000.
Independent, small scale enterprise
and distributors of goods and
services
Family Enterprise Owners – families
operating or managing small
businesses, e.g. retail, food
production, carinderia, fruit or
vegetable vendors, street
vendors/RTW
Sub-Minimum Wage Earners –sole
income earner of their family with
wage below prescribed minimum; e.g.
dishwashers or helpers in carinderia
Farmers, Fisherfolks and Farm
Workers – monthly family income
Social Amelioration
Card (SAC) –
family profile; basis
for the affected
families to access
the social
amelioration
programs of the
government
Senior Citizen’s
ID
PWD ID
Certificate of
Separation from
or Suspension of
Work
Valid ID;
Certification
from RHU or
Birth Certificate
of Child
Solo Parent’s ID;
Certificate of
Employment/
Separation from
or Suspension of
Work
Valid Passport
BioPage; any
document to
prove that they
were repatriated
or banned from
travelling outside
the Phils within
the prescribed
period
Barangay
Certification for
homeless
families or
belonging to
other vulnerable
groups
Certification
from NCIP or
tribal chieftain or
council of elders
that on
subsistence
economy
Driver’s License;
TODA ID or
Certification of
Membership
Kasambahay ID
or Certificate of
Number of ACTUAL
target beneficiaries
versus national target
allocation.
Difference in number
(NV): ____
the Conditional Cash
Transfer (CCT) of
DSWD for 4Ps and the
Rice Subsidy for rice
farmers shall be
augmented to reach the
applicable Emergency
Subsidy amount
the total amount from
various social
amelioration programs
does not exceed the
prescribed thresholds
SAC Forms with bar
code from DSWD:
Are the number of forms
adequate (?) for the
actual target
beneficiaries per
barangay?
IF not, what is the
difference? ____
mjpgacad, work from home, 4/10-13/2020
