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and; d) using electronic copies of research documents in processing research funding at the school level. 7.

Guidelines on the provision of ICT infrastructure and communication allowance in all government levels especially those who deliver online services.

8.

Moratorium on the implementation of CHED issuances on Student Internship Program in the Philippines (SIPP), Student Internship Abroad Program (SIAP), International Educational Tour (IET) and local off- campus programs during the pandemic.

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Policy to consider public health risks in land use planning. Separate parameters on public health risks such as pandemics/epidemics will be taken into consideration in the analysis of planning environment to facilitate integration in land use and shelter planning process.

10. Guidelines for location of vital facilities (e.g. quarantine/isolation areas, crematorium, health facilities) should be developed and considered in land use plans to mitigate the negative impacts of epidemics/disease outbreaks in the community. In addition, guidelines and urban design recommendations for sanitation, hygiene and public health should be developed and promoted. 11. Local shelter planning should consider provision of healthy and adequate homes and spaces to the informal settlers, who are considered as one of the most vulnerable population during the outbreak. This includes review of the existing design of houses taking into consideration the distances between housing units and the average floor area per person. 12. Policies will be developed to ensure that local shelter plans are disaster-/diseaseresilient and should be harmonized/synergized/ integrated with land use plans to ensure that residents of planned resettlement/settlement areas will have access to basic socioeconomic services.

Infrastructure and Transport COVID-19 had a major impact on the transportation sector as all passenger land and sea transport services were suspended during the period. International and local flights were also cancelled but on a staggered basis. The New Normal requires setting up of stringent health safety protocols, which would entail revising the operations manual and procedures of the infrastructure and transportation agencies to respond to this changing norms. Addressing the limited logistics brought about by border restrictions is of importance particularly on public works, power and water repair and maintenance. The important role of digital infrastructure in the New Normal was also brought to fore as means of communication were mostly through video conferencing, text messages, and, social media. Connectivity to all and in bolstering internet speed to allow for faster and better communications became a paramount concern.

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Figure 31. Thematic Logic Model for Infrastructure and Transport

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Infrastructure and Transport

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Policy and Legislative Reforms

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Strategies for Social Protection and Housing Services

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Figure 28. Thematic Logic Model for Industry and Services

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Strategies for Education and Training

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Policy and Legislative Reforms

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Policy and Legislative Reforms

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Industry and Services

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Social

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Agriculture and Fishery

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Defining the New Normal

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Figure 25. Rehabilitation and Recovery Framework for COVID-19

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Poverty and Vulnerability Reduction

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Gender and Social Inclusivity

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Governance

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Water Supply

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Public Works

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Land transport

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Figure 21. Airport Revenues Generated, in Million PhP and

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Airports

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Table 7. Inbound and Outbound Passengers, March 2019 and March 2020

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Table 6. Inbound and Outbound Shipcalls, March 2019 and March 2020

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Figure 20. Port Revenues Generated, March 2019 and March 2020

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Figure 19. Number of Cooperatives and Beneficiaries Assisted by the CDA

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Financial Services

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Science and Technology

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Higher Education

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Industry and Services

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Figure 9. Treatment Facilities per Province/HUC

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Table 2. Impacts on Selected Health Indicators, First Quarter 2019 and First Quarter 2020

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Figure 3. Cumulative Confirmed Cases, Deaths and Recoveries of COVID-19 in Region VI

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Figure 8. Distribution of COVID-19 Quarantine Facilities in Western Visayas

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Figure 5. Status of COVID-19 Testing Laboratories in Region VI, June 2020

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Health

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Figure 10. Direct Losses from Unsold Agricultural Produce, By Region, in PhP

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Figure 2. Comparative Heat Map of COVID-19 in Region VI in May 8 and June 29

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