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In partnership with the Japan Economic Foundation (JEF), PIDS hosted a forum on November 28 at the Makati Diamond Residences, facilitating a dialogu..

The Asia Pacific Forum 2024 explored the challenges posed by evolving U.S. policies and their potential implications on trade, economic stability, and..

The Socioeconomic èßäAV Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P) Network Annual Symposium and Meeting serves as a dynamic platform to bring network memb..

The èßäAV (PIDS), through its Socioeconomic èßäAV Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P), has extended its reac..

To expand access to critical socioeconomic research and strengthen partnerships with academic institutions, Philippine Institute for Development Studi..

Policy is needed to address income instability and the lack of social safety nets among gig workers. While gig workers appreciate flexibility and auto..

This is the lead chapter of the 2023–2024 Economic Policy Monitor (EPM) of the èßäAV. It examines the eco..

Platforms like Upwork and OnlineJobsPH have revolutionized access to freelance work in the Philippines. Clients can easily connect with a diverse pool..

The online gig economy maintained its upward momentum since its boom, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more Filipinos are t..

The èßäAV (PIDS), in collaboration with the Japan Economic Foundation (JEF), will host the Asia-Pacific Forum 2..

The èßäAV (PIDS) invites you to the Socioeconomic èßäAV Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P) Knowledge-Sharin..

The rise of digital currencies and innovative public systems will shape the future of governance, social services and economic development in the Phil..

High borrowing costs and fiscal pressures are significantly affecting long-term financing in the Asia-Pacific region, underscoring an urgent need for ..

The èßäAV (PIDS), in partnership with the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) of th..

According to a PIDS study, per capita consumption for food like cereals, rice, and fish has been declining over a thirty-year period since 1..