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[sinokaba]

According to NEDA, if a person is spending more than p64 per day sa food, hindi na siya considered as poor. Any comments? If you were poor, paano mo ibbudget yung p64 to survive on a daily basis?

 

[ggwwp]

According to NEDA, if a person is spending more than p64 per day sa food, hindi na siya considered as poor. Any comments? If you were poor, paano mo ibbudget yung p64 to survive on a daily basis?

Pinoy pa

 

[browse_LXIX]

I think it's just their way/reason to lessen their burden of lending poor people a hand no? Kasi 64 pesos sa isang araw you'd only be able to eat at a minimum rate to survive eh .+ yung prices pa ng food ingredients ngayon ang tataas na unlike dati, so sobrang minimal lang talaga mabibili mo. + living like so might lead to micronutrient deficiencies

 

[sinokaba]

I think it's just their way/reason to lessen their burden of lending poor people a hand no? Kasi 64 pesos sa isang araw you'd only be able to eat at a minimum rate to survive eh .+ yung prices pa ng food ingredients ngayon ang tataas na unlike dati, so sobrang minimal lang talaga mabibili mo. + living like so might lead to micronutrient deficiencies

I think the thing that grinds me the most about this topic is them parading their narrative na just because one can spend more than p64 for food, it automatically takes them out of the poor class. It's such a disservice and outright foolery of the masa.

 

[brnrdlmd]

Ang P64 na daily food budget, parang kulang na nga sa totoong buhay. Kung tutuusin, medyo mahirap talaga makatawid sa ganun lang. Kung ako nga, kung P64 lang ang budget, pipilitin ko magluto ng mga mura pero masustansya. Siguro, mga gulay, itlog, at mga local na produkto. Yung mga ulam na pwedeng pagkasyahin sa budget, tapos yung mga natira, gagamitin ko pa sa next meal. Saka, mas okay pa bumili sa palengke kesa sa mga supermarket. Pero honestly, kung ganyan lang kadami, masalimuot pa rin ang buhay, kaya kailangan talaga ng mga polisiya na tumutok sa real na pangangailangan ng mga tao.

 

[theartz10]

Binabase kasi nila ang "budget" sa presyo na may matinding price manipulation at mental gymnastics.

They don't even consider the actual amount of food a person needs to meet his/her needed daily calories.

 

[molopo]

According to NEDA, if a person is spending more than p64 per day sa food, hindi na siya considered as poor. Any comments? If you were poor, paano mo ibbudget yung p64 to survive on a daily basis?

With the rising cost of food now, kahit mahirap ka mapipilitan gumastos ng 64₱ +