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RA 7835 Section 3

RA 7835 Section 3

Statement of Objectives.

Section 3

Sec. 3. Statement of Objectives. - Towards this end, the State shall: Ensure continuous funding support to vigorously implement the government's programs for urban and rural housing, resettlement, the development of sites and services, and the renewal of blighted areas; Enhance the capability of low-income groups to acquire decent and low-cost housing units through the introduction of support mechanisms and facilities which shall render affordable such acquisitions; Provide for a strong and sustainable housing finance program with complementary support systems, which will pump prime, build up and strengthen available sources of cheap and long-term capital; Increase the public and private sectors' participation in the investment of their funds into the mainstream of housing finance for developmental and end-user financing requirements of the National Shelter Program; Enjoin the active participation of the local government units in the socialized housing programs through adequate measures for housing development in their respective areas; Strengthen the capital base and optimize the resources of the National Government and the government's housing institutions towards a balanced, coordinated and integrated shelter delivery system; Serve the housing requirement of all the underprivileged and those gainfully employed but are not members of any funding agencies such as GSIS, SSS, and Pag-IBIG; and Focus the government's full financial, technical and manpower resources in addressing the shelter needs of the lowest thirty percent (30%) of the population and with the private sector's cooperation, the higher socioeconomic percentiles of our country's population.

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CitationRA 7835 Section 3 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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