From a total of 4,000 beneficiaries under the program, 80 percent or 3,200 micro and small business enterprises will receive their subsidy through GCash, saving them from the hassle of physically going to disbursement sites or banks and helping them avoid the risk of contracting COVID-19.
“Since the onset of the pandemic, GCash has actively partnered with local government units in distributing cash aid to their constituents. Months later, this method has proved to be the most effective way of implementing social welfare programs on the part of the public sector as mobility is still limited in most areas in the metro,” GCash President Martha Sazon said.
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