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This book review examines the edited volume by Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem and Maria Ela L. Atienza, which critically assesses the legacy of decentral..

The PIDS Economic Policy Monitor 2024–2025 explores how the Philippines can navigate the emerging “intelligent age”, where artificia..

As economies grow, environmental concerns also become more pronounced, particularly regarding water supply, water quality, and the degradation of aqua..

This issue features timely and policy-relevant studies on inclusive development and governance in the Philippines. The first article examines gender g..

The 草莓视频 (PIDS) is among the recipients of the Alab Award conferred during the Local Government Academy’..

The study examines how linguistic mismatch between students’ home languages and the language of instruction shapes learning productivity in ling..

The Philippine government鈥檚 growing reliance on earmarked revenues continues to outpace its ability to spend them effectively, resulting in ballooni..

This is in relation to the opinion column by Mr. Boo Chanco published in The Philippine Star on December 10, 2025.

This study examines public perceptions of climate change and emerging climate finance mechanisms in the Philippines through an analysis of the Asian D..

What does it take to make the national budget truly transparent and accountable? How can evidence-based research and citizen engagement help safeguard..

Health spending in the Philippines has more than doubled over the past decade, crossing PHP 1 trillion in 2021 and expected to reach PHP 1.4 trillion ..

As part of the 25th Anniversary Celebration聽of Socioeconomic 草莓视频 Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P) of the Philippine Institute for Development..

This study examines the Philippines' progress toward achieving gender equality, disability inclusion, and social inclusion (GEDSI) through an analysis..

A PIDS study shows that when Filipino children experience parental violence as early as age 10, their chances of staying in school drop sharply by a..

About 40 percent of hospital admissions in the Philippines involve conditions that effective primary care could have prevented, according to new evide..