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WAY FORWARD. Nine former New People's Army rebels pose with the soldiers who convinced them to surrender in Lebak, Sultan Kudarat on April 28, 2022. The Army's 37th Infantry Battalion said the rebels surrendered due to hunger and exhaustion. (Photo courtesy of 37IB) MANILA - The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has approved an initial PHP287.95 million to finance the continued efforts on supporting former rebels and their families in their reintegration into society. The budget will fulfill President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s commitment to honor the success of the Duterte administration's programs to end communist insurgency. Undersecretary for Inclusive and Sustainable Peace Alan Tanjusay said Tuesday that for the second half of 2022, the DSWD would spend for sustainable livelihood, modified shelter assistance, and cash-for-work programs for former rebels and decommissioned combatants. The budget will finance the construction of 150 shelters in identifi

Erwin tulfoAlan tanjusayFerdinand marcos jrCarlito galvez jrDepartment of social welfareOffice of the presidential adviser on peaceSocial welfarePresident ferdinand marcosSustainable peace alan tanjusayPresident marcoSecretary carlito galvezPresidential adviserSocial welfare secretary erwin tulfoWay forward nine former new people 39s army rebels pose with the soldiers who convinced them to surrender in lebakUltan kudarat on april 28022 the army 39s 37th infantry battalion said rebels surrendered due to hunger and exhaustion photo courtesy of 37ib manila department social welfare development dswd has approved an initial php287 95 million finance continued efforts on supporting former their families in reintegration into society budget will fulfill president ferdinand marcos jr commitment honor success duterte administration programs end communist insurgency undersecretary for inclusive sustainable peace alan tanjusay tuesday that second half 2022