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NHA Housing Programs

HOUSING PROGRAMS FOR ISFs LIVING ALONG DANGER AREAS IN METRO MANILA

Implemented to address the requirements of families living along danger areas. It entails the provision of housing units, community facilities, socio-economic and other community support programs. The program involves the implementation of in-city, near-city, and off-city resettlement projects.

RESETTLMENT PROGRAM FOR ISFs AFFECTED BY THE SUPREME COURT's MANDAMUS TO CLEAN-UP THE MANILA BAY AREA

Implemented in 2018 in response to a Supreme Court issuance of a writ of Continuing Mandamus ordering relevant Government Agencies and Local Government units to clean up, rehabilitate, and preserve Manila Bay and make its water fit for swimming and other forms of recreation.
The Mandamus encompasses the tributaries leading into the Bay. Agencies and LGUs were instructed to dismantle structures encroaching upon these waters, necessitating the eviction and resettlement of thousands of ISFs living along the 3-meter easement of rivers and esteros.

RESETTLEMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TO LGUs (RAP-LGU)

Program pursuant to Republic Act 8731 or the Indigenous Peoples Right Act of 1997 to provide financial and technical assistance to Indigenous Peoples in coordination with the National Commission for Indigenous Peoples and LGUs.
Development of housing sites in the Indigenous Peoples’ (IPs) own ancestral domain or lands owned by LGU that is acceptable to the concerned IPs
The program follows the framework of RAP-LGU

HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES (HAPIP)

Program to provide dormitories to IP Students studying in State Universities and Colleges. This will allow IP students to gain better access to academic institutions around the country. It presents a safe and supportive residential environment fostering a sense of community that enhances the academic experience for IP students.
Development of dormitories in the Indigenous Peoples’ (IPs) own ancestral domain or lands owned by LGU/SUC that is acceptable to the concerned IPs

HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLE (HAPIP - STUDENT DORMITORIES)

Program pursuant to Republic Act 8731 or the Indigenous Peoples Right Act of 1997 to provide financial and technical assistance to Indigenous Peoples in coordination with the National Commission for Indigenous Peoples and LGUs.
Development of housing sites in the Indigenous Peoples’ (IPs) own ancestral domain or lands owned by LGU that is acceptable to the concerned IPs
The program follows the framework of RAP-LGU

RESETTLEMENT ASSISTANCE FOR FORMER REBELS

On April 3, 2018, President Duterte signed AO No. 10, “Centralizing all Government Efforts for the Reintegration of Former Rebels and Creating for the Purpose an IATF.” As a result of the AO, an Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program (E-CLIP) was launched to provide assistance for former rebels who expressed desire to abandon armed struggle. To complement with the AO and E-CLIP, NHA established a comprehensive program that will provide a framework for the provision of housing assistance to former rebels.

COMPREHENSIVE SOCUAL BENEFITS PROGRAM (CSBP) FOR KIA/WIA AND WIPO/WIA

Executive Order No. 110 s. 2020, “Institutionalizing the Comprehensive Social Benefits Program,” institutionalized the program as a mechanism to rationalized social benefits and assistance to qualified uniform personnel.
Pursuant to the EO, NHA Memorandum Circular No. 2020-049 was issued to provide the guidelines and procedures for housing assistance for the beneficiaries of AFP and PNP personnel who were killed or wounded during military and police operations.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES HOUSING PROGRAM

Government Employees Housing Program (GEHP) was formulated in line with Section No. 2 of AO No. 9 s. 2011, “the NHA was directed to formulate, manage, and lead the implementation of Revitalized Government Employees and AFP/PNP Housing Program.”
Due to the clamor of other government employees and the previous experience in the old AFP/PNP program of the military and police personnel, NHA enhanced the housing units of the uniformed personnel and government employees.

SETTLEMENTS UPGRADING (SU)

Intended to address security of tenure and infrastructure requirements of informal settlements on government-owned land proclaimed or designated as socialized housing sites
Covers survey and titling of individual lots for disposition to qualified occupants, infrastructure development, housing construction, and rehabilitation of existing project sites

MARAWI REHABILITATION

On June 28, 2017, Administrative Order No. 3 was issued creating Task Force Bangon Marawi (TFBM). It is composed of various government agencies working together towards the recovery, reconstruction, and rehabilitation of the conflict-stricken city. As part of the TFBM Sub-committee on Housing, the NHA is in charge of the Marawi master development plan, debris management, road infrastructures, and the construction of permanent and transitory shelters, the Sarimanok Sports Stadium, and the Marawi Convention Center.

HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR CALAMITY VICTIMS (HAPCV)

The program is intended to respond to the housing need of low and marginal-income and/or informal settler families for permanent shelter affected by calamities such as typhoons, landslides, earthquakes, and fires for relocation to safe areas.
1. Typhoon Yolanda – Implemented to respond to the housing need of low and marginal-income and/or informal settler families affected by Super Typhoon Yolanda which made landfall in the Visayas Region on November 8, 2013.
2. Typhoon Nina – Implemented in 2020 to respond to the housing need of low and marginal –income and/or informal settler families affected by Typhoon Nina last December 2016 which heavily affected Region 5.
3. Typhoon Usman – Implemented in 2020 to respond to the housing need of low and marginal –income and/or informal settler families affected by Typhoon Usman last December 2018 in the provinces of Albay and Camarines Sur.
4. Typhoon Odette – To be implemented in response to the housing need of low and marginal –income and/or informal settler families affected by Typhoon Odette last December 2021 in Region 13, Region 10, Region 8, Region 7, Region 6, and MIMAROPA.
5. Build Back Better – On November 18, 2020, President Rodrigo Roa Duterte issued Executive Order no. 120 to strengthen rehabilitation and recovery efforts in typhoon-hit areas through the creation of the Build Back Better Task Force. The initial focus of the task force will be in addressing the housing need of areas hit by Typhoon Quinta and Typhoon Rolly last October 2020, and by Typhoon Ulysses last November 2020.
6. Mindanao Earthquake – Implemented in 2020 to respond to the housing need of low and marginal-income and/or informal settler families affected by the series of earthquakes that struck Mindanao on October 2019 (North Cotabato) and December 2019 (Davao del Sur).
7. Naga, Cebu Landslide – Implemented to respond to the housing need of low and marginal –income and/or informal settler families affected by the landslide in Brgy. Tinaan, Naga, Cebu last September 20, 2018.
8. Taal Volcano Eruption – Implemented to respond to the housing need of low and marginal –income and/or informal settler families affected by the eruption of Taal Volcano last January 2020.

EMERGENCY HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (EHAP)

Previously the Housing Materials Assistance Program (HOMA), the EHAP was introduced based on the need to simplify requirements, provide flexibility in the implementation of the program and to enable a faster and quicker response to identified families whose houses are totally or partially damaged by disasters, both natural or man-made.
Assistance is either in the form of cash or housing construction materials, in case of scarce supply of housing materials during large-scale disasters.