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Magno-Ballesteros, Marife; Orbeta, Aniceto C.; Llanto, … - 2015 - Final Report January 2014

This study looks at the effectiveness of the strategy and the complementary interventions of the Sustainable Livelihood Program's Self-Employment Assistance Kaunlaran (SLP SEA-K). The SLP SEA-K uses a microcredit strategy which intends to provide credit access to the poor, improve the ability of...

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Impacts of the sustainable livelihood program's microenterprise development assistance with seed capital fund on poor households in the Philippines

Orbeta, Aniceto C.; Magno-Ballesteros, Marife; Corpus, … - 2020

This study evaluates the impact of Microenterprise Development (MD) assistance on the labor supply, income, expenditure, savings, and capital investment of beneficiaries of Pantawid Pamilya, the Philippine government's conditional cash transfers (CCT) program. The assistance is provided by the...

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Impact of Microfinance on Rural Households in the Philippines

Orbeta, Aniceto C.; Dingcong, Clarence G.; Kondo, Toshio; … - 2008

Philippines. RMFP aimed to support efforts of the Government of the Philippines to strengthen rural financial institutions by … quasi-experimental design with incoming clients of randomly selected participating microfinance institutions as the … recommend that for microfinance programs to be effective as a poverty-alleviation tool there is a need to review and constantly …

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Impact of microfinance on rural households in the Philippines

Kondo, Toshio; Orbeta, Aniceto C.; Dingcong, Clarence; … - 2008

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Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino Program : boon or bane?

Orbeta, Aniceto C.; Paqueo, Vicente B. - 2016

The Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program has been much maligned and dismissed as a "dole-out" program. Critics have focused on the fact that it provides cash grants directly to poor families, believing it would promote the culture of mendicancy and dependence. Others believe that the grants would...

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Review and assessment of the students grants-in-aid program for poverty alleviation (SGP-PA) and expanded SGP-PA

Silfverberg, Denise Valerie; Orbeta, Aniceto C. - 2016

Making higher education more accessible for the poor serves the equity objective. Until today, the main policy tool to achieve this objective is funding public higher institutions. This has been shown to have no significant correlation on the enrollment of the poor by earlier studies. This paper...

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Poverty, vulnerability and family size : evidence from the Philippines

Orbeta, Aniceto C. - 2005

welfare in the Philippines. In particular, it shows results of cross-tabulation and multivariate analyses of the role of … savings. This hampers investment, particularly in an environment like the Philippines where foreign direct investment is not …

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Human capital and development in the Philippines : a festschrift in honor of Alejandro N. Herrin

Capuno, Joseph J. (contributor); … - 2008

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After five years of Pantawid, what next?

Paqueo, Vicente B.; Orbeta, Aniceto C.; Castaneda, Tarsicio - 2013

When the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program was designed, the government publicly promised to limit to five years the giving of the education and health grants. This five-year limit is almost over for the first set of beneficiaries by 2013. The natural policy question then is: Would it be wise...

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Poverty, vulnerability and family size : evidence from the Philippines

Orbeta, Aniceto C. (contributor) - 2005

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003274975

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