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poverty incidence in eastern visayas 2023

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on poverty incidence in eastern visayas 2023.

  1. Price crisis pulls 1.34M into poverty

    Price crisis pulls 1.34M into poverty

    Oil price surge threatens to push 1.34 million Filipinos into poverty in 2026, with a Philippine Institute for Development Studies study warning of rising food…

  2. Free period products

    Free period products

    France will reimburse the cost of reusable menstrual cups and period underwear for women under 26 and low-income groups starting next academic year, expanding…

  3. Flawed logic of a ‘sachet’

    Flawed logic of a ‘sachet’

    If poverty alone were the cause of drug peddling, then every poor person would sell drugs.

  4. PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. presides over the 7th Meeting of the Economy and Development Council at Malacañang on 26 January 2026. Key priorities for 2026 were discussed to strengthen the implementation of the Philippine Development Plan and advance national digital connectivity.

    PBBM: Economy remains strong

    Economic managers at the 7th Economy and Development Council Meeting presided by the President in Malacañang Palace on Monday, said the country surpassed its…

  5. "Begging Tolerated," oil painting on canvas by Alfred Stevens.

    'What is Christmas to the unseen?'

    An essay on poverty, faith, and invisibility during Christmas, questioning charity, belief, and the moral responsibility of seeing the unseen.

  6. Trickle effect dries up

    Trickle effect dries up

    The government gives a poverty threshold of P13,873 income for an average family of five, which comes up to a little more than P92 per day for each family…

  7. Feudal mentality

    Feudal mentality

    All of these problems are interconnected as they stem from the priorities in the war against poverty.

  8. 4Ps credited for poverty drop

    4Ps credited for poverty drop

    As of 30 April, a total of 860,471 households have exited the program, classified as self-sufficient based on the Social Welfare and Development Indicators.