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NHA – LOCAL GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR HOUSING PRODUCTION

NHA – LOCAL GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR HOUSING PRODUCTION. By: ATTY. CHITO M. CRUZ General Manager National Housing Authority. Presented By: MR. FROILAN R. KAMPITAN, CESO II Assistant General Manager National Housing Authority. NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY. MANDATE.

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NHA – LOCAL GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR HOUSING PRODUCTION

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  1. NHA – LOCAL GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR HOUSING PRODUCTION By: ATTY. CHITO M. CRUZ General Manager National Housing Authority Presented By: MR. FROILAN R. KAMPITAN, CESO II Assistant General Manager National Housing Authority

  2. NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY MANDATE

  3. Government-owned and –controlled corporation under the administrative supervision of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council

  4. NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY PD 757 (31 July 1975) To develop and implement a comprehensive and integrated housing program

  5. NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY EO 90 (17 December 1986) Sole national government agency to engage in shelter production focusing on the needs of the lowest 30% of urban population

  6. NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY RA 7279 Urban Development and Housing Act of 1992 (UDHA) (24 March 1992) • Provide technical and other assistance to LGUs in the implementation of housing programs • Undertake identification, acquisition and disposition of lands for socialized housing; • Undertake relocation and resettlement of families with local government units

  7. VISION A viable and self-sustaining corporate institution committed to provide homes to low-income and homeless Filipino families and contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of our beneficiaries.

  8. MISSION We provide responsive housing programs primarily to homeless, low-income families with access to social services and economic opportunities with excellence while ensuring corporate viability.

  9. ACCOMPLISHMENTS NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY

  10. NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY NHA-LGU partnership programs

  11. NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS 12

  12. NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY Resettlement Assistance Program For LGUs • OBJECTIVE • To assist LGUs in addressing the resettlement requirements of informal settler families in their localities • PROGRAM SCHEME • Resettlement projects shall be implemented as a joint undertaking of NHA and the LGU • LGU’s primary contribution shall be land to be developed as a resettlement site • NHA’s contribution is funding to cover the cost of land development • The product is a serviced or developed lot 13

  13. …Resettlement Assistance Program • TARGET LGU PARTNERS • Primarily LGUs in urban areas with large informal settlements requiring relocation and resettlement • TARGET BENEFICIARIES • Families living in danger areas and in other public places • Families displaced/ to be displaced from sites earmarked for government infrastructure projects • Families whose houses were destroyed by calamities and require relocation to safe areas 14

  14. …Resettlement Assistance Program • NHA ASSISTANCE/ PARTICIPATION • Funding for Land Development • NHA assistance per LGU shall depend on need • 50% of NHA’s contribution shall be treated as a loan to LGU; the balance to be provided as a grant • NHA to undertake implementation of land development • Completed development to be turned-over to LGU 15

  15. …Resettlement Assistance Program • In addition, NHA shall provide TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE for the following: • Formulation of Resettlement Action Plan • Census of families, social preparation and beneficiary selection • Formulation of policies and guidelines for relocation of families, disposition of housing units and cost recovery • Provision of housing plans and designs 16

  16. …Resettlement Assistance Program • COST RECOVERY FROM BENEFICIARIES • Project cost to be recovered from beneficiaries under terms and conditions prescribed by LGU • Project revenues shall accrue to a Resettlement Fund to be administered by the LGU • TERMS OF NHA LOAN TO LGU • Interest Rate : 6% interest per annum • Repayment Period : Maximum of 10 years • Grace Period for Loan : 1 year from loan release • Repayment 17

  17. …Resettlement Assistance Program • ROLE OF LGUs • Provide the needed land for development • Undertake overall project implementation, management and maintenance • Create a Project Implementation Team • Undertake payment of loan from NHA 18

  18. Resettlement Assistance Program for LGUs • NHA assists LGUs in the development of their resettlement sites. • LGU’s primary contribution is land while NHA provides funds to cover the cost of land development KauswaganResettlement Project Brgy. Barayong, Palo, Leyte (261 units)

  19. 2nd Program - Local Housing Program Mandated to be implemented under RA 7835 (CISFA) SCOPE : Implementation of cost- recoverable socialized housing projects in urban and urbanizable areas in all congressional districts BENEFICIARIES : Homeless and underprivileged families/low-income families who need housing assistance PROJECT PROPONENTS : Congressional District Representatives 20

  20. …Local Housing Program • USES OF LOCAL HOUSING FUND • Land acquisition • Land development and/or housing construction • Interim financing for land acquisition under CMP of SHFC or GLAD of HDMF • Requirements related to CMP: cost of surveys and equity requirements • Survey and titling • Provision/installation/repair of project components and community facilities 21

  21. …Local Housing Program • PROJECT IMPLEMENTORS • NHA • LGUs • Other government agencies • Private-sector proponents such as NGOs, Cooperatives • PROJECT FUNDING/ : Loan from NHA based on • FINANCING FOR available allocation for • OTHER IMPLEMENTORS congressional district and • amount recommended by • District representative • COST RECOVERY : Project cost recoverable from beneficiaries 22

  22. …Local Housing Program • TERMS OF LOAN TO IMPLEMENTORS • Interest Rate : 6% per annum • Repayment Period : Maximum of 10 years • Grace Period for • Loan Repayment : 1 year from date of loan release • ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES OF IMPLEMENTORS • Implementation of land acquisition, survey and titling, land development and/or housing construction, as applicable • Disposition/sale of housing units • Collection from beneficiaries • Loan Repayment to NHA 23

  23. Biliran Provincial Government Housing Project, Brgy. Larra- zabal, Naval, Biliran (851 units) Basey First Local Housing Project, Brgy. Can-manila, Basey, Samar (211 units)

  24. Technical Assistance NHA extends technical assistance to the Local Government Units in the following areas: • Planning and Design(project packaging including preparation of development plans and cost estimates) • Relocation and Resettlement(community organization and preparation, negotiation with land-owner) • Estate Management and Recovery(formulation of disposition and collection schemes) • Capacity Building for LGUs - training for LHB members and LGU housing staff 25

  25. Southern Leyte Multi-Purpose (SLEM) Cooperative Housing Project, Brgy. Ibarra, Maasin City (249 units) St. Francis Xavier Housing Cooperative, Avenida Real Ext., Abuyog, Leyte (114 units)

  26. THANK YOU HAVE A NICE DAY!!!

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