UP CIDS policy brief. (Quezon City University of the Philippines-Center for Integrated and Development Studies.)
Nurse Education Program Performance: Evidence from Licensure Exams -- Teacher Education in the Philippines: Are We Meeting the Demand for Quantity and Quality? -- School Licensure Exam Performance and Engineer Shortage in the Philippines -- Are We There Yet? What It Will Take to Win the Philippine War on Drugs1 -- Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE) and a Need for Program Evaluation -- Securitizing Energy: prospects and challenges for the Philippines -- What's in it for Us? A Discussion of the Various Options the Philippines Might Take to Benefit from Taiwan's New Southbound Policy -- Integrated and Holistic Madrasah Education System (IHMES): An Alternative Madrasah Education System for Muslim-Filipinos -- Movable Collateral and Partnerships in Value Chains -- Reclaiming Public Services: Giving Back Ownership and Control of the Water Sector to Local Government -- Not Just a Lab Story: Insights to Improve Science Reporting in the Philippines -- Urban Farming and Urban Land Use Dilemmas in Metro Manila -- Airbnb Listings: A Potential House Price Index -- Understanding and reshaping tourist culture in response to community ideals and environmental development -- Twenty years of the Philippine seatbelt law: reviewing and addressing the challenges in its environment --Urban dimensions of flooding and holistic flood risk management: the case of the Pasig-Marikina river basin in Metro Manila -- Assessment s a tool for inclusion -- Policy outlooks for translation and related policies in the Philippines -- Protecting road safety in the Philippines from alcohol industry interference -- An innovative ambidexterity typology of Filipino agripreneurs and its implications for regional development polices -- The provision of electricity and internet access to DepEd schools and its impact on school performance --Solid waste management, environmental governance, and sustainable development -- The need to increase supply of medical workers and build telemedicine infrastructure to prepare for future public health crises --An analysis of port entry networks using Philippine customs administrative data -- The uneasy relationship between transfer and local fiscal governance -- Basic education and federalism -- Health and access in Metro Manila -- The Philippines in China's BRI -- The informal labor carries the brunt of COVID-19-induced economic recession -- How the Philippines could pave the way for a minilateral arrangement -- Reviewing contentions of authority and legitimacy in Philippine halal development initiatives.
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Serials Collection.