Rappler's latest stories on Marawi rehab
Rain barrels ease water woes in Marawi relocation site
The Department of the Interior and Local Government is stepping in to provide a permanent solution to water problems in Marawi City's temporary shelters
LOOK: Gov't illustrations of Marawi rehabilitation plan
The Swiss Challenge may be scheduled next week, where other companies may 'challenge' the project design of a Chinese-led consortium. The P17.2-billion contract will be awarded by May 31, based on the government timeline.
Experts push for community-led Marawi rehabilitation
'The success or failure of rehabilitation will depend on the quality of participation and representation of communities in both planning and implementation,' says a paper published by Asia Foundation
Marawi family pays P100 for water daily in gov't relocation site
The contractor at the Sagonsongan relocation site has been drilling for deep wells but so far can't find enough water. Alternatives are now being considered but it may take time.
Q and A: Marawi rehab chief seeks to ease fears of land grabbing
Task Force Bangon Marawi chairman Eduardo del Rosario speaks to Rappler about rehabilitation plans for the former Marawi siege battle area
Military engineers clear 30% of Marawi areas from IEDs, explosives
Over 500 AFP engineers are in Marawi to clear the city of explosive devices and pave the way for rehabilitation efforts to commence
Marawi rehab funds enough, technical assistance needed, says DBM
'We have set aside P5 billion this year. (The budget) will be sufficient for the last 10 weeks of the post-conflict needs of Marawi,' says budget chief Benjamin Diokno
Lorenzana ‘confident’ Marawi siege done by end-September
'I am very confident of the abilities of our soldiers to do the job,' says the country's defense chief
