Insurance Underwriter Rendel Magbanua releases indemnity checks to farmers at Caluya Municipal Gymnasium . (Photo courtesy of RO 6) Regional Office 6 distributed ₱4.3 Million worth of indemnity checks to 553 seaweed farmers from the municipality of Caluya, Antique. Indemnity was prompted by strong rains and floods which damaged their seaweed farms. “We can’t predict continue reading : RO 6 hands out ₱4.3 Million indemnity to Antique seaweed farmers
Regional Office 11 Manager Rosalina Grabulan presented the Corporation’s products, services, and guidelines at the conference held on October 18, 2024, at the SMX Convention Center in Davao City. Emphasis was given on the insurance for banana crop.
Regional Office 12 on October 30, 2024 distributed indemnity checks to more than 400 farmer-beneficiaries in events held in the towns of Kabacan and Carmen. The farmer-beneficiaries had crops infested by stemborer and rats. These pests caused significant damage to their rice and corn crops
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PCIC conducts retooling course on claims processing |DATE POSTED: AUGUST 3, 2022| Adjusters from PCIC Regions V-VIII, their regional managers and officials and select staff from the PCIC head office gathered for a retooling training on adjustment approaches and procedures in Legazpi City. The event was the first in a series of similar area-based workshops continue reading : PCIC CONDUCTS RETOOLING COURSE ON CLAIMS PROCESSING
| DATE POSTED: NOVEMBER 16, 2021 | The Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation Regional Office 4 (PCIC RO 4) released indemnity checks amounting to ₱480,603 to 68 insured farmers in Sta Maria, Laguna. This comes after their crops and livestock were affected by natural calamities, pests, and diseases. The ceremony was held at the Municipal continue reading : PCIC gives half million-peso indemnity to Sta. Maria farmers
| DATE POSTED: SEPTEMBER 8, 2021 | PCIC Regional Office 9 paid ₱1.188 Million to farmer-beneficiaries. Two hundred sixty-nine (269) farmers from Kumalarang, Zamboanga del Sur received their indemnity checks on July 29, 2021. The sum they received would help them recover from damages on their rice, corn, and high value crops.
| DATE POSTED: AUGUST 31, 2021| The Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) has pushed strongly the use of digital tools in its operation in response to the limitations caused by the ongoing corona virus (COVID-19) pandemic. “This is one way for the PCIC to move forward towards the new normal,” Manuel Cortina, officer-in-charge of the continue reading : PCIC pursues digitalization of processes amid COVID-19 pandemic
