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Married Filipino women are three to four times more likely than men to cite housework as their reason for not seeking employment, according to a study.
Gabriela Baron · · 3 min read
Child wasting, a form of malnutrition indicating acute undernutrition, has significantly decreased in the Philippines, according to a recent study by the…
Gabriela Baron · · 1 min read
‘Pay-for-service is the best source for computing patients’ benefits from PhilHealth. But this is laborious and unpredictable for PhilHealth and can delay…
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
The Philippine economy continues to face domestic challenges and global uncertainties that require careful fiscal management and policy adjustments.
Raffy Ayeng · · 2 min read
To encourage more Filipinos to shift to organic farming, PIDS said the government must provide more funding for the distribution of chemical-free fertilizers.
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
Government think tank, the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), has launched the Health Economics and Finance Program (HEFP) in a bid to…
Raffy Ayeng · · 2 min read
‘Partnering with logistics providers offering flexible routing options is also vital. Utilizing alternate shipping routes through ASEAN countries or air…
Raffy Ayeng · · 2 min read
The anticipated growth is further fueled by rising household consumption, supported by improved employment, steady remittance inflows, and election spending.
DT · · 2 min read
‘Unsafe water conditions are linked to the urban-rural divide, with millions of Filipinos in poor areas exposed to waterborne diseases’
Jing Villamente · · 1 min read
Growth is anchored on strong domestic demand, overseas remittances, business process outsourcing, tourism growth, a favorable employment environment, sustained…
Chito Lozada · · 2 min read
