ingnan na na pwede na mubalik - Livelihood went on as normal - Current challenge on how to organize resettlement (pagbalik sa ilang balay) services - support from DSWD and other government agencies - psycho-social sessions/processing After a round of presentation, Ms. Villanueva synthesized their input. She highlighted the common themes that were shared and noted that most support that the barangays received during the recent earthquake came from the private sectors. Learning Input 2: IDP Protection and Monitoring and Plenary Discussion | 1:51 PM – 2:36 PM The presentation of the output of the small group workshop was followed by a learning input on IDP protection and Monitoring. In order to provide context and deeper understanding of these concepts, Ms. Villanueva provided the definition key concepts such as Internally Displaced Persons, Displacement, Protection and other relevant concepts. In her discussion, she also gave emphasis on the effects of displacement to human life and properties as well as issues of survival that came along with displacement of people and communities. Another important concept that was given attention during the discussion was protection. Ms. Villanueva defined protection as as all activities aimed at obtaining full respect for the rights of the individual in accordance with the letter and spirit of the relevant bodies of law, namely human rights law, international humanitarian law and refugee law. Given this, Ms. Villanueva also discussed the rights of IDPs. After the learning input, participants engaged in the plenary discussion. This allowed participants to raise issues and concerns that they experienced during the recent earthquake in Bansalan and the disaster/relief operations that took place afterwards. Below are the important points raised by the participants during the discussion: 17