In the Secondary National 
          Roads Development Project in Samar
          MCA-P CEO: Payment 
          of affected properties reaches P5M
          
          By PIA Samar / NBQ
          August 14, 2012
          CATBALOGAN CITY  –  Payment of 
          project affected entities (PAEs) as what the Millennium Challenge 
          Account- Philippines (MCA-P) Chairman and Executive Officer (CEO) Marivic Añonuevo bared has reached P5 million.
          PAEs are those structures, 
          properties and improvements affected by the road project in Samar.
          During the 20th Samar Island 
          Partnership for Peace and Development (SIPPAD) Assembly in Catbalogan 
          City, Monday, Añonuevo gave the remarks:
          “On resettlement, we started 
          the payment of compensation to PAEs in San Julian to Balangkayan since 
          June and we hope to finish it next month. So far, we have paid P5 
          million to about 145 PAEs out of 3,692 identified PAEs. The balance is 
          in the process of validation and payment.” 
          
          The MCA-P Chairman and 
          Executive Officer also lauded the LGUs for the smooth negotiations.
          “We are happy to note the 
          support and cooperation being extended by the LGUs and by the people 
          themselves, towards a smooth resolution of the resettlement issues,” 
          the lady told the SIPPAD participants from the three Samar provinces.
          “In the true spirit of 
          bayanihan, barangay folks help one another in moving houses affected 
          by the project,” Añonuevo noted.
          Añonuevo also talked of 
          KALAHI-CIDSS KKB Projects, a community driven development project 
          implemented by MCA-P with the Department of Social Welfare and 
          Development (DSWD) that has implemented more than one thousand 
          sub-projects through the Makamasang Tugon.
          She added that most of those 
          address basic social services like school buildings, health stations 
          and day care centers, concrete pathwalks and farm-to-market roads.
          Añonuevo was joined by 
          Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process (OPAPP) 
          Director Eileen Jose who also shared the millions of PAMANA projects 
          in Samar.