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How do we make healthcare payments fairer—for both patients and providers? On April 29, Dr. Frances Dominique V. Ho of the PIDS Health Economic..

During her guesting on El Pueblo Publico on April 25, 2026, aired via DWIZ, Deanne Lorraine Cabalfin, Supervising Research Specialist at the Philipp..

During his guesting on Radyo CSR Tambalang Dambuhala on April 25, 2026, Dr. John Paolo Rivera of the Philippine Institute for Development Studies unde..

Rising prices and uncertain incomes continue to put pressure on Filipino households—highlighting that even those not classified as poor may stil..

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Filipinos are now having fewer children than needed to replace the population, according to a new study by the Philippine Institute for Development St..

Nearly one in two Filipino learners struggles to read at grade level by Grade 3, and learning outcomes continue to decline through senior high school,..

While local support is critical, participants stressed that national policy, financing, and digital transformation must align to ensure sustainable gr..

The Japan-based Asian Productivity Organization (APO) and its Country offices with the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) and the India..

The last issue of the Development Research News for 2025 presents key insights from the 23rd Development Policy Research Month, which adopted the them..

The Socioeconomic Research Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P), the country’s first and largest electronic repository of policy studies, celebrated ..

The Philippine government’s 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.

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

Violent discipline at home lowers Filipino children’s chances of staying in school by about half, according to a new study by the Philippine Institu..