Here’s a summary of the topics discussed:

- Introduction of the SEDP Kabalay Project, a significant initiative to provide decent, disaster-resilient, and affordable housing for members.
- Announcement of the ongoing construction of SEDP Kabalay Bislig 1.
- Land acquisition by SEDP, totaling 17 hectares across four municipalities including Bislig Surigao del Sur, Veruela Agusan del Sur, Tagbina Surigao del Sur, and Trento Agusan del Sur.
- SEDP’s involvement in land purchasing, house construction, financing, and livelihood support.
- Collaboration with the office of Sen. Rizzo Ontiveros and the Local Government Units (LGUs) for the development of road networks, proper drainage, and access to electricity and water.
- Introduction of shared greenhouses for community income and food security.
- The design of the housing units is a quadruplex style, with specified lot and floor areas.
- Eligibility requirements highlighting the conditions for applicants who are in need of housing assistance.
- Geographical coverage for the project which includes Agusan del Sur, Davao de Oro, Davao del Norte, and Surigao del Sur.
- Detailed membership requirements outlining how long members need to have been part of SEDP, their business status, residency, age, and consistency of membership.
- Security deposit requirements varying depending on membership rating, with percentages for Excellent and Very Good members.
- Payment scheme details for housing worth various amounts, with weekly and monthly payment options and the flexibility in the terms.
- Emphasis on the quality of the houses, which are approved by licensed architects and monitored by licensed engineers, adhering to the building code.
- Information on SEDP’s housing loan offerings, including terms adjusted by the applicant's age, and ensuring monthly installment payments do not exceed 30% of the household's net income.
- Different payment schemes that fit within the budget, for house values ranging from 150,000 to 300,000 pesos, with both short-term and long-term plans.
- The use of real estate mortgage as security, ensuring there’s no need for additional collateral.
- Establishment of a security deposit to cover any missed payments, which must be replenished by the borrower.
- Requirement of comprehensive property insurance with mortgage redemption from CLIMES for added protection against unforeseen events like natural disasters.
- Clarification on the co-maker process for loans, detailing who can act as a co-maker based on marital status and employment.
- Encouragement to join the SEDP Kabalay with the assurance of investment in Filipino families’ futures.

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