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DSWD Gives PHP2.6 Million Payout To 350 Project Workers In Surigao Del Sur

In Surigao del Sur, DSWD distributes PHP2.6 million to 350 project workers. A step towards local empowerment through Project LAWA and BINHI.

DSWD Gives PHP2.6 Million Payout To 350 Project Workers In Surigao Del Sur

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A total of 350 beneficiaries in Lingig, Surigao del Sur received Tuesday more than PHP2.6 million in payouts under of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) 13’s (Caraga Region) Project LAWA at BINHI.

Each beneficiary received PHP7,700 after completing 15 days of community work, three days of learning and development sessions, and two days of sustainability training.

“This payout is one of many initiatives that recognize and reward the contributions of partner beneficiaries to their communities through various development activities,” the DSWD-13 said in a statement Wednesday.

Project LAWA at BINHI — short for Local Adaptation to Water Access and Breaking Insufficiency for Nutritious Harvest for the Impoverished – aims to strengthen community resilience to climate change, focusing on water access and food security.

Beneficiaries were involved in such initiatives as community vegetable gardening, fruit tree planting, construction of small farm reservoirs, and tilapia farming, according to the agency.

Beyond livelihood support, the program also promotes environmental sustainability in participating communities. (PNA)