Goal 1: End Poverty

PIDS, NSCB, DSWD, OCD, SWP, OP, NAPC, NCDA, PCUP, NEDA

Target A: Bring the number of people living on less than $1.25 a day to zero, and reduce to zero the share of people living below their country's 2015 national poverty line

• Indicator: Proportion of families below the poverty line

Target B: Increase by x% the share of women and men, communities, and businesses with secure rights to land, property and other assets

• Indicator: – Proportion of indigenous peoples (IPs) with access to

ancestral lands (individual) and domains (community)• Refer to the IPRA and adopt their targets

– Proportion of the population who are informal settlers– Proportion of the population farmers who are tenants

• Recommendations:– Collect baseline information (IPs, ISFs, farmers, fisherfolk,

population in conflict areas and vulnerable communities, among others) on ownership, access and utilization of properties

– Review laws that may hinder PWDs and women from acquiring properties

Target C: Cover 100% of people who are poor, vulnerable with social protection systems (i.e., social safety nets, social insurance, social security and labor market interventions)

• Indicators:– Proportion of poor and vulnerable population covered

by health insurance– Proportion of the working population covered by the

social security system– Proportion of PWDs with access to affordable assistive

devices, technologies and disability-related services (e.g., sign language interpreter, personal assistance)

• Recommendation:– Define “vulnerable groups”

Target D: Build resilience and reduce deaths from natural disasters by 100%

• Indicators: – Total number of casualties caused by natural

disasters– Total number of population affected by natural

disasters– Total costs of damages

• Recommendation: – Collect necessary data– Progressive mapping of exposure to disasters

General Recommendation

• Disaggregate all indicators by social groups, sex, region, province, age, among others• For PWDs, there might be a need to consider a higher

poverty threshold given their added disability-related expenses

Thank you!