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Abarinto, Dominic G.
Alcala, Cate Aira BSCE 1-A
Aldaba, Carl Steven
November 9, 2023
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Main Goal

END POVERTY IN
ALL ITS FORM
EVERYWHERE
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End poverty in all its form everywhere

The UN has Defined 7 Targets and

13 Indicators for SDG 1
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End poverty in all its form everywhere
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Target 1.1
ERADICATE
EXTREME
POVERTY
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TARGET 1.1
This target aims to eradicate extreme
poverty for all people everywhere,
currently measured as people living
on less than $2.15 a day.
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Indicator 1.1.1 Share below the international

poverty line
This indicator measures the percentage
of people living below the international
poverty line, which is currently set at
$2.15 per day.
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Share of Population living in extreme poverty
Philippines World
40

30 Baseline (1991):
27.20%
20 Endline (2018): 5.04%
Relative change: -81 %
10

0
1991 2000 2006 2018
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Target 1.2
REDUCE
POVERTY BY AT
LEAST 50%
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Target 1.2
This target aims to Reduce at least by
half the proportion of men, women, and
children of all ages living in poverty in
all its dimensions according to national
definitions.
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Indicator 1.2.1 Share below the national poverty line

This indicator measures the percentage of the
population living below the national poverty
line, which is determined by each country based
on its specific context and economic conditions.
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As of 2022, the Philippine Statistics

Authority has set the poverty threshold at
PHP12,030 per month for a family of five,
or PHP79 per day per person to spend on
food and non-food requirements.
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Share of Population living below national poverty lines

Philippines Malaysia Indonesia
40
Baseline (1991):
30 34.04%
Endline (2018): 16.7%
20
Relative change: -51%
10

0
1991 2000 2009 2015 2018
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Target 1.3
IMPLEMENT
SOCIAL
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
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Target 1.3
This target aims to implement nationally
appropriate social protection systems and
measures for all, including floors, and by 2030
achieve substantial coverage of the poor and
the vulnerable.
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Indicator 1.3.1 Population covered by social

protection floors/systems
Such systems include child and maternity
benefits, support for persons without a job,
persons with disabilities, victims of work
injuries, and older persons.
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Share covered by atleast one social protection benefit

Philippines World
50

40 Baseline (2016):
47.10%
30
Endline (2020): 36.7%
20
Relative change: -22%
10

0
2016 2018 2020
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Target 1.4
EQUAL RIGHTS TO OWNERSHIP,
BASIC SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY
AND ECONOMIC RESOURCES.
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Target 1.4
This target aims to ensure that all men and
women, in particular the poor and the
vulnerable, have equal rights to economic
resources, as well as access to basic
services.
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Indicator 1.4.1 Access to basic services

The UN defines basic services as “public service
provision systems that meet human basic needs” and
defines this indicator in terms of access to 9
components: drinking water, sanitation, hygiene
facilities, clean cooking fuels and technologies, etc.
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Share of population with access to basic services

Electricity Improve water source Electricity Improve water source
Clean cooking fuels Improved sanitation facilities Clean cooking fuels Improved sanitation facilities
100 100

75 75

50
50

25
25

0
2000 2010 2020 0
2000 2010 2020

Philippines World
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Share of population with access to basic services

Philippines World
Relative
2000 2020 Change 2000 2020 Relative Change

Electricity 74.66 % 96.84 % +30 % 78.18 % 90.44 % +16 %

Water 85.97 % 94.11% +9 % 80.66 % 89.99 % +9.33 %

Cooking fuels 37.9 % 48 % +27 % 49.39 % 69.57 % +41 %

Sanitation
61.05 % 82.26 % +35 % 55.36 % 77.93 % +41 %
facilities
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Target 1.5
BUILD RESILIENCE TO
ENVIRONMENTAL,
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
DISASTERS
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Target 1.5
This target aims to build the resilience of the poor
and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their
exposure and vulnerability to climate-related
extreme events and other economic, social, and
environmental shocks and disasters.
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Indicator 1.5.1 Deaths and affected persons from
natural disasters
These are the “number of deaths, missing
persons and directly affected persons attributed
to disasters per 100,000 population” in the UN
SDG framework.
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Rates of deaths and missing person due to natural disaster

Philippines Malaysia Indonesia

100

75
Baseline (2005): 0.22%
Endline (2021): 51.7%
50
Relative change: +23,114 %
25

0
2005 2013 2015 2020 2021
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Our Milestones
Primary Government Agencies Mandated
to Promote
Briefly elaborate on what youPrograms to Accomplish
want to discuss. SDG 1

NEDA DSWD NAPC DA DOLE SSS

National Department of National Anti- Department Department of Social Security
Economic Social Welfare Poverty of Labor and System
Development and Development Commission Agriculture Employement
Authority
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National Economic and Development

Authority (NEDA)

NEDA is the government agency responsible for formulating

and implementing socioeconomic development plans and
policies in the Philippines. It plays a crucial role in
coordinating efforts to achieve the SDGs, including SD No. 1,
by promoting inclusive growth and poverty reduction
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Department of Social Welfare and

Development (DSWD)

The DSWD is the primary agency responsible for social

protection and welfare programs in the Philippines. It plays a
key role in implementing poverty alleviation programs and
providing assistance to vulnerable and marginalized sectors of
society.
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National Anti-Poverty Commission

(NAPC)

NAPC is a government agency tasked with coordinating and

monitoring poverty reduction efforts in the Philippines. It
works towards achieving SDG No. 1 by formulating policies,
implementing programs, and coordinating with various
stakeholders to address poverty-related issues.
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GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS
TO ACCOMPLISH THE SDG
The Kalahi CIDSS – National
Community-Driven Development
Program (KC-NCDDP) Unconditional Cash Transfer
Program (UCT)
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program
(4p’s) Social Pension Program for Indigent
Senior Citizens (SPISC)
The AlkanSSSya program
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The Kalahi CIDSS – National Community-Driven Development Program (KC-

NCDDP) uses the community-driven development (CDD) approach, a globally
recognized strategy for achieving service delivery, poverty reduction and good
governance outcomes.

Implemented by: DSWD

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Implemented by: DSWD

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The Pantawid Pamilya is a human development program of the national

government that invests in the health and education of poor households,
particularly of children aged 0-18 years old. It provides cash grants to
beneficiaries provided that they comply with the set of conditions required
by the program.

Implemented by: DSWD

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According to World Bank:

Implemented by: DSWD

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Through the program, workers in the informal sector are able to save through
contributions of only PhP 11/day. The program aims to ensure informal sector
workers’ access to affordable social protection.

Implemented by: SSS

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Since the start of the AlkanSSSya Program

up to end – April 2018, SSS has partnered
with 1,421 different groups and has
successfully registered 105,874 members.

Implemented by: DSWD

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COMPLIANCE OF THE
PHILIPPINES TO SDG
1
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Average Performance of SDG 1

Approx.
80%
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 What is the importance of SDG 1?

Poverty rates in the country were relatively high, particularly in rural areas and
among marginalized groups.

SDG 1 specifically aims to eradicate extreme poverty and achieve to set the
country’s daily income or consumption higher than $2.15 per person per day.