P64 na minimum budget para masabing 'di "food-poor" ang isang tao ayon sa neda, hindi kasya para sa ilang mamimili

3 months ago

Nauna nang sinabi ng NEDA na P64 ang dapat na daily food budget para hindi masabing "food poor" ang isang indibidwal. Sa panahon ngayon, hanggang saan nga ba aabot ang P64 mo?

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00:00NEDA said earlier that the daily food budget should be 64 pesos so that an individual is not considered food poor.

00:09At this time, how far will your 64 pesos reach?

00:14That's what we learned from Vona Kino.

00:20NEDA said that if your budget is 64 pesos for food every day, you are not considered food poor.

00:27The question is, is 64 pesos enough for three meals for one person every day?

00:34We went around Mega Q Mart in Quezon City to find out the price of the items in the sample menu released by the Philippine Statistics Authority.

00:42For breakfast, the price of scrambled eggs and coffee is about 20 pesos and 50 centavos.

00:49In the afternoon, the 64-peso budget is already used up because monggo with malunggay and dried dillis is about 82 pesos,

00:57together with a banana for breakfast.

01:00Fried tilapia and stir-fried vegetables for dinner is about 68 pesos.

01:06For snacks, the budget is 4 pesos to 22 pesos if you want a piece of pandesal and a small sweet potato.

01:14In total, all the items in the PSA budget are about 174 pesos and 50 centavos.

01:21The rice is not included, which is 52 pesos per kilo,

01:24and other items used in cooking, such as oil, fish sauce, and salt, are about 30 pesos.

01:31We asked the mothers-in-law if they can afford the 64 pesos for one person for three meals every day.

01:38That's just for breakfast when you cook.

01:42For snacks, that's just for lunch.

01:44The group of citizens also tried to buy what's on the PSA menu using the 64 pesos in the Commonwealth Market in Quezon City.

01:52They only bought monggo, salt, two pieces of banana, wooden sweet potato, and one-fourth kilo of rice.

01:59I challenge them, they want to buy.

02:02So that we can prove that they can afford the 64 pesos that they are saying.

02:09According to an economist, the survey on the value of Filipino food should be based on inflation.

02:18Let's look at the nutritional requirements.

02:21What is the substance of the food that can be bought for 64 pesos per day?

02:30It's more important that we can see, for example, how high the prices are in certain places.

02:37Because the inflation is different, the prices are different in each place.

02:41And the salaries of our workers in different places are also different.

02:48He also believes that 64 pesos per day is not enough.

02:53The call is to have the right and more meaningful survey on the needs of the people.

03:05Definitely, 64 pesos per day is not enough.

03:11NEDA is also reviewing the poverty threshold because it has been set for more than a decade.

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P64 na minimum budget para masabing 'di "food-poor" ang isang tao ayon sa neda, hindi kasya para sa ilang mamimili | 24 Oras Weekend

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