1. Leveraging G2P Payments in Relief and Recovery Republic of the Philippines Department of Social Welfare and Development

2. 2007 - 6,000 2009 - 300,000 2011 – 2.3 million 2015 – 4.4 million Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4P) recipients

3. reduce vulnerability enhance resilience social safety nets conditionality economic & social development emergency food access food security DSWD WFP poverty reduction

4. Partnership + Use of existing platform -> 500,000 beneficiaries Augment (surge) social assistance when rapid-onset emergencies outstrip the national response capacity (unconditional and conditional food assistance) Effective relationship with FSPs | Flexibility & capacity to make additional payments or add more recipients Relatively low transactional costs | Trusted system/access to service points Target group is large and most likely to be affected Open to partnerships with humanitarian aid agencies Effective relationship with FSPs | Flexibility & capacity to make additional payments or add more recipients Relatively low transactional costs | Trusted system/access to service points Target group is large and most likely to be affected Open to partnerships with humanitarian aid agencies

5. Value beyond delivery Sharing of experiences & lessons learned Engagement with FSPs Adoption of CTP framework in recovery and relief Review of key processes & responsbilities Emphasis on Preparedness

6. Republic of the Philippines Department of Social Welfare and Development World Food Programme Philippines Country Office17/F, RCBC savings Bank Corporate Center, 26th & 25th Streets Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City 1634 Department of Social Welfare and Development DSWD Building, 20 Palma Street, Quezon City, 1126 Metro Manila, Pilipinas