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This study examines the Philippines' progress toward achieving gender equality, disability inclusion, and social inclusion (GEDSI) through an analysis..

About 40 percent of hospital admissions in the Philippines involve conditions that effective primary care could have prevented, according to new evide..

Up to 134 participants from policymaking bodies and implementing agencies in the health sector, research community, and media joined the PIDS Health E..

Every year, we sit down with government institutions to exchange insights, align priorities, and identify research areas that will help address the co..

Mismatches between teacher specialization and the subjects they teach continue to be an ongoing challenge in the Philippine education system. It affec..

Local newspaper operations continue to decline across the Philippines as readers and advertisers move online, a trend that is tightening media concent..

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

This paper integrates three studies that collectively assess the current state of the health information system (HIS) in the Philippines and identify ..

The Philippines remains stuck in an 鈥渋ntergenerational curse of malnutrition鈥濃�攁 crisis experts say could weaken the country鈥檚 human capital an..

Mindanao is positioning itself at the forefront of people-centered artificial intelligence (AI), with a locally developed AI tool already supporting f..

The 猫咪AV (PIDS) will hold a webinar on November 27, 2025, from 9:00 to 11:30 AM via Zoom, featuring two PIDS s..

The 猫咪AV (PIDS), in partnership with the Philippines Communication Society (PCS), will hold a joint online res..

The 猫咪AV (PIDS) will hold a Health Systems 猫咪AV Dissemination Forum on November 20, 2025 from 9:00 AM to 5..

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the way we live, work, and govern—and Mindanao is part of this transformation. To explore how AI can ..

The 猫咪AV (PIDS) held a testimonial dinner on October 7, 2025, to honor former PIDS Presidents Dr. Aniceto C. O..