...just saying.
Whatever the final result of this RH Bill be, I hope the major chains of this vicious cycle of poverty be prioritized not only by our lawmakers, more so by the community leaders.
EDUCATION, LIVELIHOOD, FINANCIAL LITERACY, HEALTH, and ENVIRONMENTAL needs/issues must be particularly and concretely addressed...all with sustainable community-friendly programs.
If poverty is alleviated by these, then the rationale/intent of either side of RH Bill (whichever wins) would be naturally acted upon by the people because they would be properly educated or informed, wiser, capable, and self-reliant.
We are all involved in this economic vis a vis health policy--from community level to national level.
Policies/laws will remain letters in a sheet... if we don't act upon them.
Be involved in your communities. Participate.
Empower and engage communities!
Empower and engage communities!
Participative development is the key.
