• It is the DOLE’s contribution

to the government agenda of

inclusive growth through
massive job generation and
poverty reduction through:

• Transitional emergency
employment
• Promotion of entrepreneurship
and community enterprises
• It has two (2) components:

• Livelihood or the
KABUHAYAN Program

• Emergency Employment
Program or the TUPAD
A community-based
(municipality/barangay)
package of assistance that
provides emergency
employment for displaced
workers, underemployed and
seasonal workers, for a
minimum period of 10 days,
but not to exceed a maximum
of 30 days, depending on the
nature of work to be
performed
• Package of assistance is delivered in phases:

• Pre-Implementation Phase - to be provided prior to the

engagement:
• Basic orientation on safety and health
• PPE, such as hard hat, work gloves, mask, rubber boots,
and long-sleeved TUPAD T-shirt
• Enrolment in group micro-insurance, as social security,
for the duration of the work contract
• Implementation Phase - All workers shall be paid one
hundred percent (100%) of the prevailing minimum wage in
the region, subject to the submission of validated daily time
records

• Post-Implementation Phase - All workers shall be offered

free skills training, which the workers may avail on a
voluntary basis, to prepare them towards self- or wage
employment. The Technical Education and Skills
Development Authority (TESDA) or its accredited training
institutions shall conduct the skills training under the
Training for Work Scholarship Program (TWSP)
• Qualified Beneficiaries

• Those who are under-employed

• Those who were laid-off or terminated as a result of

permanent closure of an establishment

• Those who were self-employed and have lost their

livelihoods (including farmers and fishermen) because of
natural or man-made disasters and armed conflicts or general
economic conditions

Only one member of a household shall be qualified to avail

of the program. Availment shall be only once in a year.
• Eligible Projects are:

• Social community projects, such as eco-tourism, repair, and/or

improvement of common public facilities, debris clearing, de-
clogging of canals, debris segregation and materials recovery,
stockpiling, and clearing and basic repair of public
infrastructure, e.g., schools and health centers

• Economic community projects like repair and/or rehabilitation

of farm-to-market roads, bridges, post-harvest facilities, and
public markets

• Agro-forestry community projects, such as tree planting,

seedling preparation, reforestation
• Documents to be submitted upon liquidation:

1. Individual Daily Time Records (DTR) of TUPAD workers.

2. Signed Payroll.
3. Pictures or documentation during the project implementation.
4. Certificate of Project Completion.
5. Liquidation Report and Journal Entry Vouchers stamped
received by the COA.
Thank you!