A total of 48,249 children are covered by the program, linking nutritional support, stronger school participation, and local agricultural production across communities.
The UPLIFT program helps vulnerable families maintain purchasing power as global market price movements continue affecting fuel and other essential household expenses.
The proposals seek to balance manageable property costs and housing affordability while sustaining investment, construction activity, employment, and local government revenues.
Malacañang called on Palace personnel to deliver results that Filipinos can feel while maintaining honesty, diligence, professionalism, and responsibility in public service.
The proposed changes aim to speed infrastructure delivery and disaster response while keeping safeguards over public funds and improving project transparency.
The Senate will continue reviewing CHED’s funding needs while weighing higher education priorities against the government’s available fiscal space for 2027.
Implementation will begin immediately as NFA seeks to strengthen institutional capacity and build a workforce better prepared for future operational demands.
Stronger coordination among national agencies and local governments is being urged to close family planning gaps and improve access across underserved communities.