Not content to wait for trickle-down effect; inclusive growth is the government’s principle driving every initiative, every action, every decision.
Social Security System scheme to be amended, as it has about P1.1 trillion in unfunded liability.
Rice self-sufficiency on target; agriculture sector grew 3.3 percent, triple that of 2012.
P2.268-trillion national budget for 2014.
Palace going after the evidence and truth on the killings of the Ozamiz gang leaders and the pork barrel and Metro Rail Transit scams.
All notices of Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program coverage will be served by next year.
Materials testing lab for the semiconductor industry.
Projects like the 20-year-old Ternate-Nasugbu Road that were left to decay have been completed or are in the process of being completed.
Integrated Transport System to decongest Metro Manila traffic. Bus terminals are now open in Parañaque City and soon in Quezon City and Muntinlupa City.
Almost 4 million household-beneficiaries of conditional cash transfer, which will now include 18-year-old students.
Multihazard mapping complete for 28 most vulnerable sites; Greater Manila area to be completed in 2014.
Allocation of P6.2 billion to address flooding in Metro Manila, with construction of Blumentritt Interceptor Catchment area.
Ex-Philippine National Police leaders are being made to answer for P132 million wasted on 75 defective rubber boats and the P105-million anomalous purchase of second-hand choppers.
Additional housing for Tropical Storm “Sendong” and Typhoon “Pablo” victims and for cops.
Reiterated the government’s commitment to uphold Bangsamoro pact.
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao held clean, safe and fair elections.
From P34-million net losses in 2010, the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System gained P2-billion profit.