PANTAWID PAMILYANG

PILIPINO PROGRAM

Cash grants are paid through the Land Bank of

the Philippines

The system which tracks the changes in the data/status of the

beneficiaries while under the program and serves as basis of the
program in determining eligibility of the household in the program.
Three (3) Major components:
1. Beneficiary Registration System
2. Beneficiary Updates System
3. Data Management System

 Compliance verification include all

beneficiaries grantees, pregnant
members in the household, and the
0-18 year-old children in the
household
It is conducted on a regular basis
using simple and easy to follow
verification tools via internet
connection
The focus of verification is
attendance to school for schoolaged children and availment of
health services

 Adhering to the fulfilment of good governance,

the program engaged the participation of the
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs)

The engagement is seen to institute

transparency and accountability in the program
implementation
Engagement can be through the following:
a. Bantay - means they are doing the function of a
watchdog, serves as the third eye
b. Tulay - CSOs provides feedback on what would
not naturally be fed back to us by the
bureaucracy
c. Kaagapay - Works as partners especially in
microenterprise networks and organizations for
sustainable livelihood as part of the transition
strategy
d. Gabay - Utilizing social technologies they have
that we can already use and learn from

 CSOs participation in the GRS process

Facilitated topic for FDS and FDS plus
More opportunities were opened for the
beneficiaries of the program to include
livelihood, feeding programs, scholarship and
job opportunities
CSOs were also involved in the different
advisory committees from the National down to
the City/ Municipal level

 PHILHEALTH has covered the 4.4

million Pantawid Pamilya partnerbeneficiaries under the National

Health Insurance Program

 In partnership with the Commission on

Higher Education (CHED), Department of
Labor and Employment (DOLE), and the
Philippine Association of State Universities
and Colleges (PASUC), higher education
students from Pantawid Pamilya beneficiary
families are provided scholarship grants for
them to finish college.
From a total of 4,041 student grantees
during the pilot implementation in 2012,
there are now 40,453 enrolled student
grantees in state universities and colleges
nationwide as of December 2015.