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DLSU-AKI Working Paper Series 2020-10-059
Does Partner Satisfaction Influence Contraceptive Use? Findings from the Philippines National Demographic and Health Survey 2017
DLSU-AKI Policy Brief, Volume VII, No. 5
Can the Gender Wage Gap be Closed in the Philippine Manufacturing Sector?
DLSU-AKI Policy Brief, Volume XIII, No. 8
Will CREATE Resolve the Philippines' Unemployment Woes Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic?
DRN 2020-03 Vol. 38 No. 2
Expert flags fiscal risk in SC ruling on LGU revenue share
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Ateneo Center for Social Policy and Public Affairs (ACSPPA)

Head of Institution: Head: DR. Maria. Cecilia Coriano c/oRodelia Ricalde
Social Development Complex Ateneo de Manila University Katipunan, Loyola Heights, QC
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Latest Publications
ACSPPA 2000-10 Urban Poverty Morphology: Phase I - Ris-gis Applications
A2.5 B12 B12.5 CREATION OF A HIGH-RESOLUTION POPULATION GRID FOR METRO MANILA
B13.1 B12.5 ESTIMATING THE GRAVITY OF PARTICULATE POLLUTION DUE TO TRANSPORT IN METRO MANILA
B12.5 B2.4 THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF THE GLOBAL CLIMATE COMMONS
B10.4 B13.1 LAND USE MAPPING FOR WATER DEMAND OF METRO MANILA: TERMINAL REPORT
B12.5 B13.1 ENERGY AND EMISSIONS IN SOUTH ASIAN MEGA-CITIES: STUDY ON KOLKATA, DELHI AND MANILA
B12.5 C2.6 EMISSIONS PATTERN OF METRO MANILA
B12.5 B13.1 FUTURE EMISSIONS OF METRO MANILA
B12.5 TRACKING GREENHOUSE GASES: A GUIDE FOR COUNTRY INVENTORIES
B12.5 B13.1 EFFECT OF THE DIURNAL VARIATION OF THE CONVECTIVE BOUNDARY LAYER HEIGHT OVER METRO MANILA
B12.5 C2.10 GREENHOUSE GASES FROM LOCAL COMMUNITIES: AN INVENTORY MANUAL
B13.1 B12.5 GEF-INSTITUTIONALIZING THE PHILIPPINE GREENHOUSE GAS (GHG) INVENTORY PROCESS
B2 B2.4 B11.5 THE LEGAL CHARACTERIZATION OF APEC AND THE INDIVIDUAL ACTION PLANS IN INTERNATIONAL AW
B13.1 A1.5 PROPERTY RIGHTS REFORM IN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURE: FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS AND REVIEW OF RECENT EXPERI
C10 C10.2 C2.5 C2.11 GOVERNMENT GUARANTEES IN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS: A SECOND, THIRD LOOK AT THE POLICY