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Poverty in The Philippines: By: Gabriel Joaquin D. Morales Dmc2
Poverty in The Philippines: By: Gabriel Joaquin D. Morales Dmc2
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More than 16% of Manila has 3.1 The unemployment
the population lives million homeless rate in august of
below the poverty Filipinos, 700,000 of 2021 is 7.7%,
line which are children roughly 3.73 million
Filipinos are
unemployed
WHAT THE GOVERNMENT HAS DONE
They have established multiple pro-poor policies, like the Pantawid Pamiliyang
Pilipino Program, provided access to clean water, and some form of health care
policies.
Through economic growth and projects such as AmBisyon 2040 and the Philippine
Development Plan 2017 - 2022
WHAT WE CAN DO TO HELP
As advised by the Borgen Project on how we can lessen poverty:
1. Create awareness – We can use social media and mass communication to inform
everyone on the globe
2. Donate – Many non-profit organizations are willing to assist and help us bring our
donations to those in need. ex. RISE PH, CARE PH, Action Against Hunger.
3. Educate Others – We can teach others and influence them to open their hearts and
help those in need.
THANK YOU!
and please support the different Philippine organizations that
help the poor
REFERENCES:
Chen, James (2020) Microeconomics: Poverty, Retrieved from
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/poverty.asp
Asian Development Bank. (2009). Poverty in the Philippines: Causes, Constraints and
Opportunities. Retrieved from https://www.adb.org/publications/poverty-philippines-causes-
constraints-and-opportunities
Borgen Project (2020) Combating poverty in the Philippines. Retrieved from
https://borgenproject.org/tag/poverty-in-the-philippines/
Borgen project (2018) How to stop poverty: Seven effective actions. Retrieved from
https://borgenproject.Org/how-to-stop-poverty-actions/
The World Bank (2018) The Philippines Can Overcome Poverty. Retrieved from
https://www.worldbank.org/en/news/speech/2018/05/30/the-philippines-can-overcome-poverty