+ Follow DIRECTOR GENERAL FELIPE MEDALLA Tag
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[Title] => Conditional cash transfer - dapat ba?
[Summary] => MARAMI ang tumutuligsa sa kontrobersyal na conditional cash transfer.
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[Title] => No recession in first quarter, says NEDA chief
[Summary] => The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) has ruled out the possibility of an economic recession although it admitted that the country would still experience an economic slowdown during the first quarter of 2001.
NEDA Director General Felipe Medalla said the performance of the economy during the second quarter would be critical to the overall whole-year performance, especially since the country would be facing national elections in May.
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[Title] => NEDA deputy chief resigns over trial fiasco
[Summary] => A senior economic planner of the government resigned yesterday amid growing outrage over President Estrada’s virtual acquittal by the Senate impeachment court.
The Senate voted to suppress potentially damaging evidence against President Estrada in the impeachment trial Tuesday.
Ruperto Alonzo, deputy secretary general of the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA), tendered his resignation effective Jan. 22 after serving for two years.
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[Title] => Government scales down economic targets for next year
[Summary] => Government will scale down its economic growth targets for 2001 from the original target of four-to five-percent growth in domestic production to the emerging target of three to 3.5 percent, tempered by the projected slowdown in agriculture and industry.
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) disclosed in a press conference yesterday that the emerging trend based on 2000 growth figures point to a slower growth in gross national product (GNP) and gross domestic product (GDP) for 2001.
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[Title] => ECC orders review of BOT rules
[Summary] => Still smarting from losses it had to absorb from independent power producers and the Metro Rail Transit project, government said it is revising the implementing rules on build-operate-transfer projects to make sure it will no longer absorb commercial risks.
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said government planners are aghast at the P350-billion losses it would have to absorb through the National Power Corp. (Napocor) from independent power producers, prompting internal revisions in the evaluation of future BOT projects.
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[Title] => Deficit is government's biggest headache – NEDA
[Summary] => Financing the budget deficit will be the biggest problem of the administration regardless of the outcome of the ongoing impeachment trial of President Estrada, the National Economic and Development Authority said over the weekend.
After missing its deficit target this year by a wide mile, NEDA said that government will encounter difficulties approaching financial institutions for financing since internally generated revenues’ will not be enough of any help.
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[Title] => Agriculture seen to post dismal first qtr growth
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The agriculture sector may have to settle for a mediocre one percent or even
less growth rate during the first quarter of 2000 due to poor performances
showed by almost all sectors.
Rolando Dy, director of the University of Asia and the Pacific (UAP)
Agribusiness Institute, said almost all sectors -- grains and other crops,
poultry and livestock, fisheries -- will most likely exhibit a single-digit
growth rate for the January to March 2000 period.
The poultry sector, which contributes 10 percent of the agricultural gross
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[Title] => Gov't reaffirms support for EDSA MRT 3 project
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Four top administration officials reaffirmed yesterday the Philippine
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contract with proponent Metro Rail Transit Corp.
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DIRECTOR GENERAL FELIPE MEDALLA
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[Title] => No recession in first quarter, says NEDA chief
[Summary] => The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) has ruled out the possibility of an economic recession although it admitted that the country would still experience an economic slowdown during the first quarter of 2001.
NEDA Director General Felipe Medalla said the performance of the economy during the second quarter would be critical to the overall whole-year performance, especially since the country would be facing national elections in May.
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[Title] => NEDA deputy chief resigns over trial fiasco
[Summary] => A senior economic planner of the government resigned yesterday amid growing outrage over President Estrada’s virtual acquittal by the Senate impeachment court.
The Senate voted to suppress potentially damaging evidence against President Estrada in the impeachment trial Tuesday.
Ruperto Alonzo, deputy secretary general of the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA), tendered his resignation effective Jan. 22 after serving for two years.
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[Title] => Government scales down economic targets for next year
[Summary] => Government will scale down its economic growth targets for 2001 from the original target of four-to five-percent growth in domestic production to the emerging target of three to 3.5 percent, tempered by the projected slowdown in agriculture and industry.
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) disclosed in a press conference yesterday that the emerging trend based on 2000 growth figures point to a slower growth in gross national product (GNP) and gross domestic product (GDP) for 2001.
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[Title] => ECC orders review of BOT rules
[Summary] => Still smarting from losses it had to absorb from independent power producers and the Metro Rail Transit project, government said it is revising the implementing rules on build-operate-transfer projects to make sure it will no longer absorb commercial risks.
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said government planners are aghast at the P350-billion losses it would have to absorb through the National Power Corp. (Napocor) from independent power producers, prompting internal revisions in the evaluation of future BOT projects.
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[Title] => Deficit is government's biggest headache – NEDA
[Summary] => Financing the budget deficit will be the biggest problem of the administration regardless of the outcome of the ongoing impeachment trial of President Estrada, the National Economic and Development Authority said over the weekend.
After missing its deficit target this year by a wide mile, NEDA said that government will encounter difficulties approaching financial institutions for financing since internally generated revenues’ will not be enough of any help.
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[Title] => Agriculture seen to post dismal first qtr growth
[Summary] =>
The agriculture sector may have to settle for a mediocre one percent or even
less growth rate during the first quarter of 2000 due to poor performances
showed by almost all sectors.
Rolando Dy, director of the University of Asia and the Pacific (UAP)
Agribusiness Institute, said almost all sectors -- grains and other crops,
poultry and livestock, fisheries -- will most likely exhibit a single-digit
growth rate for the January to March 2000 period.
The poultry sector, which contributes 10 percent of the agricultural gross
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[Title] => Gov't reaffirms support for EDSA MRT 3 project
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Four top administration officials reaffirmed yesterday the Philippine
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contract with proponent Metro Rail Transit Corp.
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January 19, 2001 - 12:00am
