Patuloy nating lalabanan ang COVID-19 sa susunod na taon, pero sa paunang pagsusuri nina @znsuzara, @jcpunongbayan, at Luis Abad sa panukalang 2022 Budget, tila hindi prioridad ng administrasyon na sugpuin ang pandemya at mga krisis na kadikit nito.
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ANO ANG MUNGKAHI NG PEOPLE’S BUDGET COALITION PARA SA 2022 NATIONAL BUDGET?
TIGNAN ang inilatag na proposal ng People's Budget Coalition para sa sektor ng KALUSUGAN.
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SAPAT NGA BA ANG PROPOSED NATIONAL BUDGET NG GOBYERNO PARA SA TAONG 2022?
The People's Budget Coalition believes that we need a people-centered and pandemic-responsive national budget for 2022.
Alamin ang mga detalye dito.
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Last Nov. 9, @BudgetNatin held the virtual press briefing via FB Live.
PAKINGGAN ang pahayag ng sektor ng mga mag-aaral ukol sa 2022 national budget mula kay 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗠𝗮𝗻̃𝗶𝗯𝗼 ng @StudentAidNow#PBCBudgetNatin
[Press Briefing Highlights]
Last Nov. 9, @BudgetNatin held the virtual press briefing via FB Live.
PAKINGGAN ang pahayag ng sektor ng pamilyang Pilipino ukol sa 2022 national budget mula kay 𝗔𝗻𝗻𝗮 𝗟𝘂𝗻𝗮 ng @SNPPPH#PBCBudgetNatin
[Press Briefing Highlights]
Last Nov. 9, @BudgetNatin held the virtual press briefing via FB Live.
PAKINGGAN ang pahayag ng sektor ng kalusugan ukol sa 2022 national budget mula kay 𝗗𝗿. 𝗝𝘂𝗹𝗶𝗲 𝗖𝗮𝗴𝘂𝗶𝗮𝘁 ng @curecovidph#PBCBudgetNatin
DOH recommended the use of Moderna, Pfizer, and Sinovac as booster doses “regardless of the brand used for the primary series,” based on the Emergency Use Authorization issued by the FDA.
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"The People’s Budget Coalition has urged the government to reallocate more fiscal space from nonurgent programs to projects concerning health and inclusive recovery."
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“as disproportionate to the country’s current needs. ‘We are not saying infrastructure is bad [nor] we do not need to modernize our infrastructure. What we’re saying is we need to prioritize. In the middle of the pandemic, should this really be our priority?’ asked Suzara.
“The argument of the @BudgetNatin, which was organized by the iLEAD, the Alliance of Health Workers, the @covidbudgetph, and the @MBCforum is that there are more importang concerns during this pandemic than building more roads and bridges.
“not mean people don’t need help anymore,’ she said, pointing out that prices of basic goods and services, for one, have risen sharply due to higher oil prices.
The proposed 2022 budget earmarks 87 percent for public works projects. The group sees this allocation…
Zy-za Suzara of the @iLEAD_PH, co-convenor of the People's Budget Coalition, talked with Mike Navallo and Nikki de Guzman on the ANC Rundown about the major reallocations made by the Senate on the 2022 budget.
Watch here:
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The fund for social protection is larger than the P176B recast for the health sector. When asked why, they noted how the pandemic is a crisis faced by ordinary people.
“Just because the lockdown was lifted does not mean people don’t need help anymore,” said @znsuzara of iLEAD.
“The People’s Budget Coalition (@BudgetNatin), an umbrella group of business and civil society organizations, has asked lawmakers to redirect about 17 percent, or P841.68 billion, of the proposed P5.024-trillion budget for next year to COVID-19 programs.”
The P45.3-billion portion of the amount – listed as unprogrammed funds – will provide one-dose protection to some 83.4 million Filipinos at an estimated cost of P544 per jab. https://t.co/vHbAKWB0SU
“Health funding is proving to be contentious after @BudgetNatin said in a policy paper that P1.163 trillion — about a fifth of the 2022 budget — is not explicitly allocated for identifiable pandemic response measures.”
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THE SENATE raised the allocation for health insurance and public hospitals in its version of the 2022 budget bill, known as the National Expenditure Program, citing the need to support the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
FULL STORY via @bworldph
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“There is no economy that can be saved if workers become sick and die. All talks should be centered on the circumstances of the people,” according to Benjamin Alvero III of Sentro.
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“We are not saying infrastructure is bad. We are not saying we do not need to modernize our infrastructure,” Suzara said.
“What we’re saying is we need to prioritize. In the middle of the pandemic, should this really be our priority?” Suzara said.
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