The Philippine government has recently launched the country’s online information portal for international calamity aid and assistance called “FAiTH“, which stands for Foreign Aid Transparency Hub.
FAiTH provides detailed information on the help that has been given to the country from friends and partners abroad in response to the destruction caused by Typhoon Haiyan / Yolanda. In addition, the online portal also tracks how these donations are used, if assistance is to be coursed through government agencies.
“This is only one aspect of our government’s response to Typhoon Yolanda. While helping our people recover from the tragedy and rebuilding destroyed communities and infrastructure are our foremost priorities, we also know that it is important to reinforce the relationship we have with our people and with the international community.” President Aquino said in a statement published on the Official Gazette. “We will do this by ensuring that the aid and assistance pledged for Filipinos will be used only to benefit Filipinos.”
At the time of writing, total foreign aid pledged is at Php11.65 billion or equal to USD271.03 million. View the full report by visiting the FAiTH portal here.
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br13 says:
11 billion / approx 3 million families = 3666.6 Peso per family. Sana ma prioritize mabigyan yung mga mas nangangailangan.
Digest says:
http://instagram.com/p/g0sULKRmkK/
Paki basa na lang po.
ReadBetweenTheLines says:
Notice this: “will be used only to benefit Filipinos”
Read this: “will be used only to benefit the few powerful Filipinos in government”
\m/ Yeah Men \m/ says:
Pag hindi nag set up ng ganito, sasabihin na walang transparency at malamang kukurakutin lang.Pag gumawa ng ganito, sasabihin na halatang di sila mapagkatiwalaan..so ano nga ba ang TAMA at NARARAPAT nilang gawin? Madalas eh ang hirap nating ispelingin.
benchmark says:
IMHO, this shows talaga na hinde mapagkakatiwalaan MOSTLY (not all) ng gobyerno natin and they have to set this up para lang mapagkatiwalaan sila (the government).
I just hope, hinde lang ito sa Yolanda…sana sa lahat ng projects na sinosoportahan at inuutang ng Pinas sa ibang bansa.
ramjam26 says:
Puro kayo reklamo sa gobyerno natin eh ang tanong my nagawa ba kayo?basta aq my tiwala aq sa kasalukuyang namamahala sa ating bansa saka d lahat ng nanunungkulan sa gobyerno natin, korakot yun mahirap satin eh kaya d tayo umuusad kc d tayo nagkakaisa puro reklamo wla nmn nagawa 2lad ng iba cnasbi mahirap pa din cla kahit cnasbi ng gobyerno na gumaganda na ang ekonomiya ng bansa eh panu d cla mahihirap ayaw nila mgtrabaho tas anak pa ng anak ano ang gusto nla
wew says:
@benchmark huhulaan ko bago pa to lumabas nagrereklamo ka na sa gobyerno dahil kulang sila sa transparency(aku rin naman) pero bat ganun gumkagawa na nga sila ng paraan pero batikos ka pa rin?eh kung imbes na magreklamo ka jan ng magreklamo eh suportahan mo na lng ung mga ginagawang pagbabago ng gobyerno… ++ “this shows talaga na hinde mapagkakatiwalaan MOSTLY (not all) ng gobyerno natin and they have to set this up para lang mapagkatiwalaan sila” ++ oh anu ngaun ang pinaparating mo?anung gusto mong gawin ng gobyerno?wag na lng tong gawin?for sure kung for example may lumabas na balitang may ilalabas na ganitong project tas biglang di natuloy, magrereklamo ka din tsktsk SUPPORTSUPPORT DIN PAG MAY TIME AH
Benchmark says:
It is just my opinion…and i did specify not all are like that.
Haven’t you notice, masmalala na ang nagyayari sa gobyerno ng Ph…dati kickback lang ginagawa nila, say 10 to 20% ng budget of a project, but in the recent times, buong budget na, ninanakaw…as in bogus project na.
Sa akin lang naman, sana dati pa transparent ang gobyerno ng Ph. And di na sana umabot sa ganito na ang makakapuna eh taga ibang bansa.
anokamo says:
@Rubick: Yan ang palaging sagot ng mga taong tanga. Bakit, di ba puwedeng magreklamo sa kapalpakan ng gobyernong ito na hanggang ngayon ay wala pa ring pagbabago?
Rubick says:
ang hirap sa inyo puro negative thinker.. batikos dito batikos doon, kaya di tayo nakakausad eh.. kung may ginawa, babatikusin, kung wala naman batikus pa rin. haaayyzzzz