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DENR allocates P142M for water projects amid El Niño concerns

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 20
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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources presented its 2027 budget to the Senate during a hearing. DENR identified 14,434 barangays, or 34% of the Philippines, as priority intervention zones for super El Niño. Undersecretary Ignatius Loyola Rodriguez stated that P142 million has been allocated in the 2027 budget to expand water service coverage. This funding will support 180 water-related projects, including water tanks and refilling stations.

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The Senate is conducting a strict review of anti-pollution program spending. The allocation of P142 million for water infrastructure and climate resilience projects indicates government investment in mitigating water supply issues across the Philippines. This funding is provided as grants to local governments and water districts.

The Senate is conducting a strict review of anti-pollution program spending.

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    Local governments and water districts might see increased funding for water infrastructure and climate resilience projects, potentially improving water supply and reducing operational costs.

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