Inclusive - Matches

Only 13 percent of adults in Metro Manila, Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao have risk-protection cover, according to a paper released by the Philippine..

This paper contributes to the literature on financial inclusion in the Philippines by examining three key financial services, namely, savings, credit,..

90% ng mga mahihirap o yaong nasa below the poverty line sa Southeast Asia ay nasa Indonesia at Pilipinas. Ito ang nasa ulat ng Asean-China-UNDP Repor..

The majority of local government units (LGUs) will “become dynastic” by 2040 if the lack of competition in Philippine politics persist, ac..

ASEAN is one of the most diverse regions in the world. It is a region of 32,000 islands spanning over 4 million square kilometers and hosting more tha..

Social enterprises have been emerging globally as alternative organizations to achieve inclusive and sustainable growth. Success stories of social ent..

Social enterprises in the Philippines are resurging, but the domestic policy environment is yet unresponsive to such growth, calling for greater gover..

Providing more incentives can encourage the development and growth of social enterprises (SE), or local business groups that seek to create wealth by ..

Political dynasties result when a family retains at least one elective position over successive election cycles, and/or when a family expands its numb..

Investing in human capital, especially in higher education, contributes to inclusive growth. Households, for the most part, finance higher education. ..

Inclusive business (IB) is a private sector approach to providing goods, services, and livelihoods on a commercially viable basis, either at scale or ..

While the Philippines has had a new economic growth trajectory in recent years, the country has had little progress in reducing poverty and in making ..

What does the Philippines need to do to transform its economy into a high middle-income economy and ensure that the benefits from such a transformatio..

The lack of inclusivity of economic growth characterizes Philippine development. This is evident in the perennially inadequate, poor-quality, and non-..

This paper is an integration of the studies commissioned under the DFA-PIDS memorandum of agreement to explore the priority areas during the Philippin..