Researchers and experts at a public forum recently conducted by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) emphasized the significance of food security, nutrition, and equitable access to health and education services in ensuring the hea...
Addressing the rising food inflation requires the efforts of various sectors as well as systemic and institutional reforms. Government policies and investments should be aligned with “transforming food systems to achieve the stability of food p...
It is imperative to foster collaboration among stakeholders, employ innovative approaches, and invest in robust disaster risk governance systems to bolster the Philippines' resilience against future calamities.
This was stressed by experts in a rece...
The Socioeconomic Research Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P), a project led by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), was recently endorsed by the Commission on Higher Education and praised by Senator Sherwin Gatchalian as a &ldqu...
Enhancing data collection, information campaigns, and support programs for women and making public transit safe for everyone will remove obstacles limiting women’s economic and social participation.
This was the recommendation highlighted in a...
Knowledge and a positive attitude toward the environment are both crucial in displaying conservation behavior.
Dr. Homer Yabut, a licensed psyc...
There is a need to improve civic education in the K-12 curriculum.
This was emphasized by De La Salle University-Department of Political Science and Development Studies Professor Francisco Magno during a knowledge-sharing forum on the theme &ldquo...
While access to education is important, the government should focus on improving the quality of education and training in the country.This was pointed out by Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) President Aniceto Orbeta Jr. during a ...
Institutionalizing urban agriculture in the Philippines as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic requires active leadership from the local government. This was emphasized by Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in A...
The desire for more working hours among the country’s underemployed increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.This was revealed by De La Salle University (DLSU) School of Economics Associate Professor Jason Alinsunurin during a webinar recently or...
In the age of social media, where fake news, misinformation, and disinformation are prevalent, fact-checking posts on online platforms, such as Facebook and YouTube, goes a long way.This was emphasized by Gemma Mendoza, head of Digital Strategy at Ph...
Fact-checking is key to fighting the proliferation of false news or disinformation in this digital age. This was highlighted by University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication Associate Professor Yvonne Chua in her presentation duri...
Fake news has serious impacts on the response to COVID-19. This was according to Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) Research Information Department Director Dr. Sheila V. Siar at a recent webinar organized by the Institut...
The public should pay attention to particular trends in digital disinformation.
Jason Vincent Cabañes, a professor in communication at De La Salle University and chair of the International Communication Association’s Ethnicity and Race ...
SERP-P Network celebrates accomplishments, forges commitments at 4th biennial meeting
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