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THE Philippines is not suffering a fiscal crisis, but it does have some serious problems, according to a former government official.

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Simulating COVID-19 Impacts on Poverty and the Middle-Income Class in the Philippines: Implications for Inclusive Growth

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Crisis and Risk Communication in a Pandemic: Insights from Local Governments’ Experience with COVID-19

Research Paper Series

Bridging Resilience: Women at the Crossroads of Peace, Security, and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines

Press Releases

Urgent reforms needed to address alarming gaps in Filipino children’s early development

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Addressing gaps in the Tertiary Education Subsidy needed for equitable and quality higher education

Video Highlights

An Assessment of the Criteria Used in Determining LGU Fiscal Viability

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

Toward an Inclusive Economic Recovery and Development in the Asia-Pacific Region and Ensuring Fiscal Sustainability for the Philippines

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POLICY ISSUE AT A GLANCE: The Philippines’ Education Crisis: How Bad Is It and What Can We Do to Solve It?

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Fact Friday Ukol sa Implementasyon ng Crisis and Risk Communication ng Lokal na Pamahalaan sa Gitna ng Pandemya

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InfoBits Ukol sa Bilang ng mga Pumapasa sa Board Licensure Examinations

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