PROJECTS ROLE OF GOVERNMENT PROJECT DESCRIPTION

1. Electronic One-Time ASSIGNMENT 2

Government as an Income The eONETT System is a web-
Transaction System earner based application that will enable
(eONETT System) taxpayers to transact their One-
Time Transaction (ONETT)
pertaining to taxable sale of real
properties classified as capital or
ordinary (CGT-BIR Form 1706,
CWT-BIR Form 1606 and DST-BIR
Form 2000OT).

2. Palay Procurement Government as Consumers This program is undertaken to

ensure and establish manageable
buffer stock in line with the
Agency’s function of maintaining
optimal level at any given time to
be used for emergency situations
and to sustain the disaster-relief
programs of the government
during natural or man-made
calamities. Its objectives is to buy
farmers’ palay and assure their
income when the farmgate prices
of palay are low. NFA buys palay
from individual farmer/ farmer
organizations at the government
support price of P19.00/kg.
3. Peso Carmona, Government as Employer The Public Employment
Cavite Service Office or PESO is a non-fee
charging multi-employment
service facility or entity
established or accredited
pursuant to Republic Act No. 8759
otherwise known as the PESO Act
of 1999. To provide, promote and
facilitate employment services to
job seekers, employers and
stakeholders through capacity
development and linkage with
government and non-government
entities.

4. Metro Manila Government as Investor The Metro Manila Skyway

Skyway Stage 3 Stage 3 Project (MMSS3) is an
(MMSS3) elevated expressway from
Buendia, Makati City to the North
Luzon Expressway in Balintawak,
Quezon City with a length of
about 18.83kilometers. 2x3 lanes
from Buendia to Sgt. Rivera corner
A. Bonifacio, Quezon City, 2x2
lanes from Sgt. Rivera corner A.
Bonifacio to NLEX Balintawak,
Quezon City and 2x3 lanes
elevated roadway structure that
will connect to the NLEX-SLEX
Connector Road Project in the
vicinity of PUP.

5. Pondo sa Government as Borrower This DTI program, which

Pagbabago at Pag- translates to the Fund for Change
Asenso (P3) and Growth in Tagalog, helps
entrepreneurs by streamlining
and simplifying the loan process.
P3 encourages and incentivizing
other alternative sources of loans
and funding for entrepreneurs,
such as microfinance institutions
(MFIs).
Under P3, MSME owners in the
Philippines can borrow anywhere
from P5,000 up to P200,000 –
enough to get them started on a
small business – from the DTI with
a low-interest rate of 2.5% per
month. On top of this, P3 also
provides business owners with
extra financial knowledge for their
own benefit.