Mark Anthony Mujer Quintos
Behavioral Sciences Department, College of Liberal Arts,
De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines
mark.anthony.quintos@dlsu.edu.ph
Impact of Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Program to the Socio-Economic Condition of Household Recipients of Iba, Zambales Philippines 721 KB 1 downloads
Novrina Bigilda A. Orge, Joeper A. Sembrano & Marie Fe D. de Guzman President...
The research study examined the impact of Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Program to socioeconomic conditions (economic sufficiency, social upliftment and empowerment) of the household recipients of Iba, Zambales, Philippines in 2018. A qualitative research specifically case study method. Interview guide was the main instrument used for data collection. Based on the data gathered through interviews and focus group discussion (FGDs), the participants reported that the cash grant of the CCT was believed by the household recipients as an important step leading to economic sufficiency, specifically by helping augment their limited income. The manifestation of social upliftment, sense of pride and self-worth among households was attributed on the belief that the government is now considering and seeing them more. The household recipients felt empowered to make decisions as regard to their children’s education and future, but are uncertain if the CCT Program can really sustain their most basic needs.
Keywords: Impact, Socioeconomic Conditions, Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Program: Household Recipients