By Argyll Cyrus GeducosÂ
Malacañang has disclosed that the country now has a total of US$5.758 billion in loans for the government's COVID-19 response efforts.
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque
(OPS / FILE PHOTO / MANILA BULLETIN) In his Thursday presser, Presidential spokesman Harry Roque revealed the breakdown of the financing secured by the Philippine government for pandemic response as of June 4:
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque(OPS / FILE PHOTO / MANILA BULLETIN) In his Thursday presser, Presidential spokesman Harry Roque revealed the breakdown of the financing secured by the Philippine government for pandemic response as of June 4:
- ADB COVID-19 Active Response and Expenditure Support Program: $1.5 billion
- ADB Social Protection Support Project - Second Additional Financing: $200 million
- WB Third Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Loan: $500 million
- ROP Bonds Due 2045 with 2.950% coupon: $1.350 billion
- ROP Bonds Due 2030 with 2.457% coupon: $1 billion
- Â WB Emergency COVID-19 Response Development Policy Loan: $500 million
- ADB Support to Capital Market Generated Infrastructure Financing Subprogram 1: $400 million
- WB Social Welfare Development and Reform Project II - Additional Financing: $200 million
- ADB COVID-19 Emergency Response Project: $3 million
- ADB Rapid Emergency Supplies Provision: $5 million
- Â WB COVID-19 Emergency Response Project: $100 million