CLEAN : Long way home for war torn Philippine city's residents

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by people who have exhausted their savings and the potential for quick recovery once they return to their previous livelihoods. It highlights the need to assist vulnerable groups, particularly in terms of food, shelter, and livelihood. The discussion also touches on the uncertainty surrounding government plans for direct access to livelihoods in new settlements.

What does the speaker suggest will happen when people return?

• They will face more challenges.

• The government will provide immediate support.

• There will be access to jobs and livelihoods.

• Savings will be further exhausted.

How many people are identified as most vulnerable and in need of assistance?

• 10,000 to 20,000

• 20,000 to 30,000

• 30,000 to 40,000

• 40,000 to 50,000

What types of assistance are mentioned for the vulnerable population?

• Legal and financial aid

• Education and healthcare

• Food, shelter, and livelihood

• Transportation and communication

What is a potential challenge for those who cannot return to their previous settlements?

• Difficulty in accessing new jobs

• Lack of education facilities

• Limited transportation options

• Inadequate healthcare services

What is the current status of the government's plan regarding new settlements?

• It is fully developed.

• It is being ignored.

• It is partially implemented.

• It is still unclear.