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What will it take for the Philippines to create more and better jobs? This question shaped the discussions at the Forum and Launch of the World Bank..

This Policy Note highlights that household formation among young adults in the Philippines is strongly influenced by housing affordability, with risin..

Effective August 1, a 20% tariff will be imposed by the United States on select products and services originating from the Philippines. According to..

Catch PIDS Senior Research Fellow Dr. John Paolo Rivera on Sa Totoo Lang on One PH as he breaks down a critical issue affecting Filipino households: ..

The Philippines is moving forward with Universal Health Care (UHC) through its recent participation in an international initiative to improve health f..

The Northern Negros Natural Park (NNNP), also recognized as the “Lung of Negros”, is one of the protected areas legislated under Republi..

Dr. Czarina Medina-Guce, a sociologist from Ateneo de Manila University and project technical expert for PIDS, walked participants through critical fi..

“PIDS stands as a beacon of credible, independent, and evidence-based policy research—it is a legacy we must continue to honor and strengt..

This report comprises three papers. The first paper presents a comprehensive assessment of the Human Resources for Health (HRH) remuneration system in..

This quarter's Development Research News focuses on strengthening the Philippine education system by tackling persistent gaps in equity, quality, and ..

Join the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) and the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) on August 5, 2025 (Tuesday), from..

Artificial intelligence (AI), if left unchecked, could lead to real-world harm, including discrimination, misinformation, and erosion of public trust�..

When Dr. Aniceto “Babes” C. Orbeta, Jr. took the helm of the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) in August 2021, the count..

Despite being used for over 30 years, subnational PPPs in the Philippines were held back by fragmented laws and weak oversight. A PIDS study says th..

The Philippine Institute for Development (PIDS) marked a leadership transition as Dr. Aniceto “Babes” C. Orbeta Jr. concludes his tenure as presid..