PIDS - Philippine Institute for Development Studies

MANILA, Philippines - Since it did not attract foreign direct investments (FDI), the Philippines has failed to participate in the regional production network, leading to the decline of the manufacturing sector.

Related Posts

Publications

Study on Climate Change and Disaster Related Loss and Damage Accounting

Discussion Papers

Experts See 5.5%–6% Growth for PH in 2024, Call for Sound Financial Strategies

Development Research News

Green and Digital: Managing the Twin Transition toward Sustainable Development (Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Public Policy Conference 2023)

Press Releases

Managing inflation crucial for macroeconomic stability, experts say

Strategic intervention needed to link education, jobs, and skills development – experts

Healthcare, education gaps threaten 4Ps impact; gov’t urged to boost supply-side investments

Video Highlights

Simulating the Impacts of COVID-19 on Poverty and Income Distribution in the Philippines

Virtual launch of the PIDS book "The Philippines' Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Learning from Experience and Emerging Stronger to Future Shocks"

Examining the Philippines’ Bottom-up Approach to Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

Infographics

InfoBits Ukol sa Kaso ng Pagkabansot sa Pilipinas

Infographics - InfoBits

InfoBits Ukol sa Kalagayan ng Malnutrisyon sa mga Kababaihan

Infographics - InfoBits

InfoBits Ukol sa Pinaka-devolved na mga Sektor sa mga Panlalawigang Local Government Units

Infographics - InfoBits