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LIVELIHOOD AND AFFORDABILITY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM OF
NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY
Livelihood Development Department
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS as of December 2014
Skills Trainings
Homebased Projects
- 41,802 graduates
- 7,496 beneficiaries provided with
homebased / sub-contracting jobs,
trained on product development/
packaging and provided with marketing
assistance
Job Placement
- 21,451 jobs generated
Agri-related training cum Production
Credit Assistance
- 7,398 beneficiaries
- 22,704 loan releases
Guild Formation
Scholarship Grants
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77 guilds organized
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3,587 members
- 3,930 scholarship grants
Impok Pabahay Program
- 10,022 IPP saver-enrollees
- P14,565,609.25 amount saved and
paid to NHA
SKILLS TRAININGS
Implementation of relevant skills training program to introduce / upgrade the skills of the
labor force to meet the manpower requirements of the nearby communal and industrial
establishments in the area.
Galing mason training
Basic Cosmetology
Coconet production
ASTIG KARPINTERO TRAINING
JOB REFERRAL AND PLACEMENT
Linkage / tie up with PESO-DOLE re: available manpower requirement of companies
to match with the existing skills acquired/possessed by relocatees/NHA beneficiaries
based on the results of skills registration and TESDA skills assessment
Facilitates conduct of Pre-Employment Orientation Seminar (PEOS) and Jobs Fair in
tie-up with Public Employment Service Office (PESO)
Coordination with TESDA Regional /Provincial level re: evaluation of skills possessed
for the issuance of Certificate of Competency (COC) which is one of the requirements
of the employers, and to enhance their employability for an easy job placement
Entrepreneurship Development Program
The target beneficiaries are provided with package of assistance to enhance their
capabilities and potentials to become successful entrepreneurs for increased
opportunities towards generation of employment and income
The program covers the following components:
A. Skills Development Program
1. Basic Skills Training – training on any craft with business / economic potentials
2. Advanced Skills Training – upgrading of basic skills to hone their capability towards
commercial production
3. Specialized training on
 Operation of new equipment
 Familiarization of new tools
 Familiarization on product development, design, quality control
 Other skills
B. Business Development Program
1.
Orientation of forming a business enterprise to include securing of business license
and other legal requirement to operate a business
2.
Orientation on business organization and management
3.
Seminar / training on feasibility study preparation, financial management,
production management and marketing
4.
Capacity building tools
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Preparation of directory of producers, buyers and agencies providing
marketing assistance
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Preparation of Product Profile
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Preparation of business / products / services information kit
Technical Assistance / Counseling / Consultancy
a.
Prospective entrepreneurs provided assistance on business planning,
appropriate capitalization and if needed proper diagnosis of business
operation and financial management
b. Continuing business counseling to registered business organizations
(associations, cooperatives)
Subcontracting jobs
Capital / Credit Assistance Program
Introduction of savings and loans program by NGOs or civic organizations or
government agencies.
Coordination with financing institutions for possible funding assistance to relocatees
inclined to put up business and to those with existing business requiring additional
capital . NHA-LDD can assist the beneficiary in the preparation of the business plan if
required by the financing institution
Establishment of credit information facility at the barangay / LGU level for increased
access to credit / livelihood financing.
MFIs helped Yolanda dela Cruz Sebastian of
NV5, Bocaue, Bulacan, improve her business
from a small store into a small grocery
Livelihood Seed Fund
The Livelihood Program Seed Fund is a grant to qualified people’s organization (PO)
and non-government organization (NGO) for specific livelihood project proposed for the
benefit of the affected families of North Triangle relocated to different NHA resettlement
sites
The Livelihood Program Funds shall be utilized for the various livelihood program
interventions that will enhance the beneficiaries’ employability and augment their
household income.
The capital assistance granted to all North Triangle legal organizations shall be
recovered through the commitment to pay the monthly amortization of its resettled
members through the earnings from the livelihood project.
Cooperative Development
Organization and development of cooperatives are part of the training programs that
help the relocatees organize themselves into cooperative based on the required
services in the area i.e. consumer, multi-purpose, water system, transport, market,
consumer, producer ,etc.
Organization and development of transport, market, water service, credit, consumer and
producer and other service cooperatives is coordinated with concerned CDA offices and
LGU to address the immediate needs of project beneficiaries.
Coordination with concerned agency providing cooperative development training based
on the identified type of intervention needed to further enhance/strengthen
organizational capability towards enhanced economic activities
Formulation of implementing guidelines in the operation and management of water
system, transport, credit, consumer and producer cooperative
Formation of Sub Committee on Livelihood
Interaction sessions with GOs and NGOs on their functions, roles and relationship in
program delivery and utilization of services
Conduct of Inter Agency meetings with the receiving LGUs and livelihood agencies at
the regional, provincial, municipal/barangay to determine the existing programs and
services to be offered to the affected families
Facilitate conduct of training and provide capability building intervention with HOA
Officers / AMO / LIAC / Sub Committee on Livelihood and livelihood agencies on
various livelihood / affordability enhancement program & agencies’ program and
services
IMPOK PABAHAY PROGRAM
The Impok Pabahay Program (IPP) is a financial asset-building tool that enable housing
beneficiaries met their housing obligations through planned savings program. It is also
a collection strategy to redirect and upgrade the existing informal and traditional
exchanges and practices into a workable, systematic and sustained program to build up
their own resources.
Various training programs on values formation and financial literacy are conducted to
IPP saver-enrollees to provide them motivation and adequate knowledge on proper
household cash flow management in order to enhance / increase their propensity to
save and pay their housing obligations and meet other basic household needs.
Cluster leaders are also organized from the group to act as link of NHA to saverenrollees and help sustain the Impok Pabahay Program implementation.
The IPP savings tool is the Alkansyang Bahay reminds the program saver-enrollees to
save part of their housing obligations at a shorter period of time to gain ownership of the
lot awarded to them.
RESOURCE BUILDING FOR LIVELIHOOD AFFORDABILITY AND ENHANCEMENT
PROGRAM
List of agencies with MOA and tie-up with NHA
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International Labour Organization
Ang Hortaleza Foundation
International Skills Training Academy (ISTA)
VGB Training Center
HOLCIM Phils.
James Hardie Phils. Inc.
Ginintuang Ugat, Inc.
Ayala Land Inc.
Go Negosyo, Inc.
Damay Mo, Tulong Ko Cooperative
LETO Scandinavian Assn.
Korean International (KOICA)
Korea Food for the Hungry International (KFHI)
Good Neighbors Assn. Inc.
TESDA / Coca-Cola Phils.
Association of Construction and Informal Workers (ACIW)
PNOC Energy Development Corp.
TLRC
Dept. of Science and Technology
Dept. of Labor and Employment
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Suceor Association Inc. (Reach Out and Shine Program)
Land Bank of the Phils.
Human Empowerment and Livelihood Planning Foundation
(Helping Foundation, Inc.)
Organisasyon ng Kababaihan (OK)
Kasagana Ka
CARD
DTI – Design Center
Second Gear Corp.
Philippine Coconut Authority
Rotary Club International District 3800
PARTNERSHIP & LINKAGES
CREDIT ASSISTANCE
Advance Credit Corp.
AFI – BNJ
Aqua Quest
Armando Lending Investors Inc.
ASA Philippine Foundation, Inc.
Ahon Sa Hirap Inc.
Asia Link Finance Corporation ASA Philippine Foundation Inc.
Adamson ICES
Bangko ng Calumpit
Big 8 Financing
Bukas Palad Foundation
CARD Business Dev’t. Services
Card, Inc.
Caritas
Highlights Lending
IKABUHI
JEE Lending
JOCARO
Kabalikat Para sa Maunlad na Buhay, Inc. (KMBI)
KASAGANA-KA Dev't. Center Inc.
K-Finance and Investment Corp
Kislap
Kooperatiba ng Sambayanan ng BanaL na Krus Bank
KS Bank
Land Bank of the Philippines
Lenders and Investors Finance Corporation
Liberty Value Inc.
Capitol City Rural Bank
Center for Assistance of Rural Entrepreneurs (CARE)
Center for Community Transformation
Community Bank
Community of Christian Foundation
Cooperative Rural Bank of Bulacan
CSWD -SEA-K
Dept. of Labor and Employment
Daan sa Pag-unlad
Dabu Financial Assistance
Damayan ng Mamamayang Api sa Pilipinas (DAMPA)
DSWD
FIL-AGRO
Fundline Finance Corporation
Gabay
Life Bank
Lingap sa Kabataan
Lita Financial Services Corp.
Loan Marquez Coop
Manila Uni Finance
Money Line
MSWD / PSWD
Muntinlupa Development Foundation (MDF)
Nature Garden
NBA - Inter-Aide
Nego Pilipino
NORFIL Foundation, Inc.
OP Caritas
Pandaigdigang Pag-asa ng Pilipinas, Inc. (PPPI)
Peace and Equity Foundation (PEF)
Pondo ng Pinoy
Producer's Rural Banking
Producers Savings Bank
Romeo Novela Lending
Rotary Club
Rotary Club of Kamuning
SHALI
Social Action
Social Action Caritas
SOVIWAI Mini MFI
SPAK-BPI
St. Martin
TALETE
Teleteking Panyulong Kapampangan Inc.
Megapak
Metro Gaisano
MIROF Resources
Nabcor Agri-meat
Nanox Phils., Inc.
Nazomi Reources
Nestle Phils.
New San Jose Builders
Nidec Phils Resource
NJ Batallones
OEM International Ttrading, Inc.
Pacipic Construction
Parkson
Pepworks
Power Lane Resources
Protems Local Manpower
Puregold Price Club
Roseann Construction
SAE GYE Fashion Inc.
San Roque Human Resources
Select Manpower resources
Shell
Shopping Center Mgt. Corp./ SM
SMK Electronics Corp.
Sterling
Sutherland
TIPCO
TM Abad
Top Served Manpower Solution
TRM Builders
Trust International
White Magic Finance Corp.
Yokohama Tire Phils., Inc.
SKILLS TRAINING
Cottage Industry Training Center
Coco Technology, Inc.
Clark Polytechnic
Department of Education
Don Bosco
Donaire Fragrances
Dream, Inc.
ERDA Foundation
Ginintuang Ugat Enterprises
HOLCIM
Homeless People’s Federation, Inc.
Helping Foundation Inc.
International Skills Training Academy (ISTA)
Jose Alvarado Foundation
Karl Balita Review Center
KOICA
LGU-MSWD
Local Government Units
Mithing Pangarap
National Solid Waste Management Commission Secretariat
Precious Jewel Ministry
Soroptomist International
SPLASH Foundation
Go Negosyo, Inc.
Damay Mo, Tulong Ko Cooperative
LETO Scandinavian Assn.
Good Neighbors Assn. Inc.
TESDA / Coca-Cola Phils.
Association of Construction and Informal Workers (ACIW)
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
University of Sto. Tomas
Tuwid na Daan Foundation
VGB Training Center
LETO Scandinavian Assn.
CAPABILITY BUILDING
Cooperative Development Authority
Philippine Bible Society
Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP)
Department of Trade and Industry
Homebased Production
Department of Agriculture
FAITH Foundation
Urban Gardening
Department of Agriculture
LGU- MAO
DA - Bureau of Animal Industry
Los Pueblos Foundation
Phoenix Foundation
SCHOLARSHIP
TESDA
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PGS
PGS - OVP Iskolar ni Kabayan
PGMA - TWSP
Private Education Student Financial Assistance (PESFA)
MERALCO Foundation, Inc.
Beaucario de Sto. Tomas
Rotary Club of Kamuning
Clark Polytechnic
Department of Education
LGU
SMALL BUSINESS
Department of Trade and Industry - CLEEP
National Food Authority - KSK -KBBP
Department of Labor and Employment - Nego Kart
Department of Social Welfare and Development
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Funding Assistance
- International Labour Organization
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Korean International (KOICA)
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Korea Food for the Hungry International (KFHI)