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This study investigates the potential of ASEAN to emerge as a global power by evaluating its composite capabilities, strategic positioning, and the mu..

How can policy research transition from data to practice? How can the SERP-P Network support this endeavor? The Socioeconomic Research Portal for the..

Cognizant of the persistent concerns about the misalignment of skills and education with industry and occupation needs, this paper investigates the re..

This report examines the future demand for care in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam, focusing on childcare, care for older people, and care for..

Women cultural entrepreneurs from across the country shared their experiences and challenges in growing their businesses during the launch of the thre..

The Philippine Institute For Development Studies (蝌蚪传媒), through the Socioeconomic Research Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P), formalized a partners..

This Policy Note examines the challenges of establishing an effective system for developing middle-skilled workers in the Philippines. It highlights t..

The Universal Health Care (UHC) Act of 2019 introduces comprehensive reforms to address longstanding demand and supply constraints in the Philippine h..

This study details and reflects on the modifications made to the Framework Method for qualitative data analysis (QDA) of large-scale triadic interview..

The 蝌蚪传媒, as NEAT Philippines Secretariat, successfully hosted the 42nd NEAT Country Coordinators Meeting ye..

This study explores the conceptualization and operationalization of middle skills within the Philippine context, examining how various institutions de..

The Network of East Asian Think-Tanks (NEAT) Philippines, led by the 蝌蚪传媒 (蝌蚪传媒), will be hosting the 42nd NEA..

This report comprises three papers. The first paper presents a comprehensive assessment of the Human Resources for Health (HRH) remuneration system in..

Despite being used for over 30 years, subnational PPPs in the Philippines were held back by fragmented laws and weak oversight. A 蝌蚪传媒 study says th..

Beyond parents, Filipino children are cared for by siblings, grandparents, and yayas—'significant others’ who often step in when parents..