SAN JOSE, Antique – The provincial government of Antique and the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Regional Office 6 are scheduled to sign a memorandum of agreement (MOA) and hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of core shelters for 60 typhoon-displaced families this coming November 23.
The said MOA will be entered into by the provincial government of Antique and the DSWD together with the Municipality of Belison whose residents who were displaced by Typhoon Frank would be the beneficiaries.
The structures would cost P70,000.00 per unit and will be funded by the DSWD while the relocation site in Mojon, Belison which is worth P 1.8 million will be shouldered by the Antique provincial government.
The municipality of Belison, on the other hand, will take charge of facilitating and managing the release of the financial assistance which will be directly given to the beneficiaries and to provide basic services such as water, electricity to the families.
Last November 15, Julian Ledesma of the DSWD Region 6 met with Governor Rosie Dimamay, who was OIC of the province at the time, and Belison Mayor Darell B. dela Flor to plan and prepare for the provisions and conditions of the Core Shelter Project.
“This could be a great help to my constituents, and they had been waiting for this project to be materialized,” Dela Flor said.Meanwhile, Antique’s Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office headed by Lazaro G. Petinglay has been designated to visit a similar pilot project in Anini-y to observe its actual implementation there. (PNA)/TE
The said MOA will be entered into by the provincial government of Antique and the DSWD together with the Municipality of Belison whose residents who were displaced by Typhoon Frank would be the beneficiaries.
The structures would cost P70,000.00 per unit and will be funded by the DSWD while the relocation site in Mojon, Belison which is worth P 1.8 million will be shouldered by the Antique provincial government.
The municipality of Belison, on the other hand, will take charge of facilitating and managing the release of the financial assistance which will be directly given to the beneficiaries and to provide basic services such as water, electricity to the families.
Last November 15, Julian Ledesma of the DSWD Region 6 met with Governor Rosie Dimamay, who was OIC of the province at the time, and Belison Mayor Darell B. dela Flor to plan and prepare for the provisions and conditions of the Core Shelter Project.
“This could be a great help to my constituents, and they had been waiting for this project to be materialized,” Dela Flor said.Meanwhile, Antique’s Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office headed by Lazaro G. Petinglay has been designated to visit a similar pilot project in Anini-y to observe its actual implementation there. (PNA)/TE
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