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QC to give additional P20-M aid to victims of typhoon Odette – Manila Bulletin

The Quezon City government will donate an additional P20 million financial aid to provinces and municipalities that were badly hit by typhoon “Odette”. On Thursday morning, Dec. 23, the Quezon City Council passed City Resolution No. 8802 S-2021, authorizing Mayor Joy Belmonte to donate the said amo

QC Council files resolution adopting economic development and investment plan for 2022-2025

A resolution that adopts the QC Economic Development and Investment Plan for 2022 to 2025 was filed by the Quezon City Council during the 80th regular session on Monday, Oct. 18. The plan is set to prioritize investments that are related to logistics, information and communications technology (ICT)

QC gives financial aid to small business

Around 133 small businesses in Quezon City received financial assistance from the city government on Friday, Oct.1. The financial aid was made through the phase 2 of Kalingang QC para sa Negosyo (KQSN) Program. “The city has allotted 12 million pesos for this batch of financial assistance program

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Mayor Belmonte approves ordinance creating a council against human trafficking

Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte (FACEBOOK / MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) “Through this, we hope to strengthen the city government’s various efforts to combat trafficking in persons, which victimizes mostly women, and to provide needed assistance to the victims,” Belmonte said in signing the measure, in time for the celebration of the National Women’s Month. Under Ordinance No. 2999 S-2020 or the Quezon City Anti-Trafficking in Persons Ordinance Act, the local government will seek to address the problem of human trafficking, especially of women and children, through policies and programs to protect, prevent, and rehabilitate the victims. The ordinance was introduced by councilors Lena Marie Juico, Shaira Liban, Peachy de Leon, Marra Suntay, Diorella Maria Sotto-Antonio, Eden Delilah Medina, Donato Matias, and Freddy Roxas.

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