DBM: Infrastructure spending still down 36 percent
Philippine infrastructure spending fell 36 percent year-on-year to P457 billion in the first seven months of 2026, as tighter procurement reviews and project…
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Philippine infrastructure spending fell 36 percent year-on-year to P457 billion in the first seven months of 2026, as tighter procurement reviews and project…
Discover how 14 new infrastructure projects, including multi-purpose buildings and road developments, aim to transform Manaoag and San Jacinto, Pangasinan,…
Sen. JV Ejercito praises JICA’s vital role in Philippine infrastructure and transport development, highlighting major projects like the Metro Manila Subway and…
The Philippines joins the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure to strengthen climate-resilient infrastructure planning and investment.
Bad weather from successive typhoons and the southwest monsoon has caused P11.69 billion in damage to infrastructure and agriculture across multiple Philippine…
Sen. JV Ejercito is renewing his push for the MIND Act, which seeks a 30- to 50-year integrated infrastructure masterplan designed to ensure continuity across…
Cordillera remains under Blue Alert as continuous rains cause P1.754 billion in infrastructure damage, affect hundreds of families and disrupt roads.
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Sarangani, Mindanao has caused an estimated P1.13 billion in damage to public and private infrastructure, with 728 structures…
Strong water currents triggered by a powerful magnitude 7.8 offshore earthquake in Mindanao damaged boats and coastal infrastructure in Barangay Sta. Clara,…
The truth many Filipinos whisper, some now loudly, is that perhaps Marcos is not merely presiding over a damaged system but contributing to the damage.
Equinix launched operations in the Philippines, introducing Equinix Fabric and advanced cloud interconnection services to connect local businesses with over…
The Philippines, led by the DENR, hosted the ASEAN Policy Dialogue on Loss and Damage to advance data-driven, coordinated strategies against climate change…
‘In the Philippines, you are in the right place, at the right time, with the right partners, and the right opportunities to win big.’
The Philippines, through the DENR, hosted ASEAN’s first regional policy dialogue on Loss and Damage in Makati, bringing together climate experts and regional…
Infrastructure damage and difficulties in travel have also been reported in Northern Mindanao