Western Visayas COVID-19 Regional Recovery Plan

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Revisit the project designs of infrastructure projects (school buildings, evacuation centers, hospitals) to respond to requirements of the New Normal. There is a need to provide funding for the construction and enhancement of road and transport projects to ensure unhampered movement of agriculture and fishery goods and services and access for people. Moving forward, the New Normal will prompt the redesign of public construction projects like school buildings, public markets, office buildings, and socialized housing projects. Continuously monitor sufficiency of power and water supply to ensure uninterrupted supply in the region. There should be an accounting of all areas that have no or problematic power and water connections and ensure that supply is delivered. Expedite the installation of free water connections to unconnected households and repair works upon resumption. Also, ease the payment of energy and water bills on household budgets to allow time for recovery after the quarantine period. Ensure sustainability of water supply for domestic, agricultural and commercial and health purposes. Identify potential water source, explore possible water recycling of wastewater development and implementation of water conservation management plan. There should be a constant monitoring of water sources and reservoirs. Funds should be provided for the construction of small water impounding structures that will serve the communities and National Greening Program plantations. Comprehensive water assessment of major river basins especially Ilog-Hilabangan, Bago River should be conducted. Since groundwater is the main source for domestic and commercial use, a groundwater management plan should be prepared. Moreover, monitoring wells should be established in water stressed cities/municipalities. Lastly, intensity IEC on water conservation and management so people will be reminded of its importance and scarcity. In addition, the development and implementation of the National Roadmap for Water Security should be supported. The ongoing preparation of the roadmap should be able to incorporate the possible impacts of future epidemic/pandemic and climate change/variability to address the impending water crisis. Policy and Legislative Reforms 1. The provision of social protection and benefits to drivers and conductors in times of pandemic. 2. Review policies and procedures pertaining to border control to ease restrictions for transport of construction materials and aggregates, energy and water-related materials and equipment. 3. Institutionalize parameters to be met and complied with in order to allow airplanes and seacrafts to dock or land in the region.

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Policy and Legislative Reforms

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pages 136-138

Policy and Legislative Reforms

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Strategies

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pages 127-131

Figure 31. Thematic Logic Model for Infrastructure and Transport

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Infrastructure and Transport

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page 124

Policy and Legislative Reforms

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page 123

Strategies for Social Protection and Housing Services

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pages 119-122

Figure 28. Thematic Logic Model for Industry and Services

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page 103

Strategies for Education and Training

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pages 115-118

Policy and Legislative Reforms

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page 109

Policy and Legislative Reforms

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page 96

Industry and Services

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page 82

Social

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page 79

Agriculture and Fishery

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page 81

Defining the New Normal

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page 77

Figure 25. Rehabilitation and Recovery Framework for COVID-19

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page 73

Poverty and Vulnerability Reduction

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page 70

Gender and Social Inclusivity

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pages 71-72

Governance

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page 63

Water Supply

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page 62

Public Works

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page 60

Land transport

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page 57

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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pages 43-44

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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