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The blue economy, which heavily relies on ocean-based industries, is emerging as a crucial driver of long-term economic growth in Cebu and the Central..

Women face compounded vulnerabilities at the intersection of gender issues, conflict, and natural disasters, further exacerbated by socioeconomic ineq..

This volume of the Philippine Journal of Development consists of articles on social housing, the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPE..

This study aims to analyze water demand among households in Carcar City, an urban city in southern Cebu that experienced an unparalleled population an..

Households with disabled children spend an average of 15 percent of their income for health expenses annually, according to a study by the Philippine ..

Persons with disabilities (PWDs) in the Philippines generally face several difficulties in getting hold of a much needed medical attention, including ..

In the Philippines, women and children with disabilities were found to have lower literacy and school participation rates, and generally have lower ed..

Persons with disability (PWDs) in developing countries, in general, have lower employment rates, as noted in empirical studies (e.g., Eide et al. 2004..

Urbanization and rapid increase in population in Metro Cebu brought about increased demand for basic services and infrastructure. The creation of the ..

TO encourage more companies to hire persons with disabilities (PWDs), more incentives aside from tax breaks and a simpler process for claiming them mi..