Skills mismatch is a persistent challenge that hampers labor productivity and economic growth in the Philippines.
This issue was highlighted during a recent public webinar...
The Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) in collaboration with the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) introduces the Women’s Empowerment Metric for National...
A review of the Philippine broadband industry underscored the critical role of infrastructure sharing as a cost-effective strategy in bridging the broadband gap in...
An exodus of workers in the construction and hospitality sectors upon gaining qualifications is inevitable, a study on Philippine Technical and Vocational Education and...
Despite significant progress in the country’s digital transformation, a persistent digital divide separates urban and rural areas, creating unequal access to the internet's opportunities,...
The Covid-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed the Philippine labor market, with Filipinos prioritizing keeping their jobs over preferences on working hours. This is according...
Dr. Francis Mark Quimba, Senior Research Fellow, Philippine Institute for Development Studies is the guest speaker of the 21st Development Policy Research Month (DPRM)...
It is imperative to foster collaboration among stakeholders, employ innovative approaches, and invest in robust disaster risk governance systems to bolster the Philippines’ resilience...
Breast and cervical cancer screening is extremely low in the Philippines compared to upper-middle and high-income countries, Valerie Ulep, a senior research fellow at...
Disturbing, if not worrisome, is the recent finding of the government think-tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies that five provinces have only 52 percent...
Given suboptimal performance and persisting inequitable access, the Philippine education system needs swift action to address the current education crisis.
This was according to a...
