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Closing the Climate Finance Gap: Making Every Peso—and Partner—Count for Developing Resilience

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By Jose G, Deanne Lorraine D
| gov.ph
Climate change poses an escalating macroeconomic, fiscal, and financial stability challenge for the Philippines. This Policy Note finds that climate-related losses could substantially reduce the country’s gross domestic product by 2040 and that current climate finance flows remain far below what is needed to support effective adaptation and mitigation.
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From Programs to Systems: Ending Statistical Invisibility in Social Inclusion

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By Jose G, Deanne Lorraine D, Anna Rita P
| gov.ph
Persistent disparities in poverty, education, health, and labor outcomes in the Philippines show that the weak representation of marginalized groups in national statistics continues to make exclusion harder to diagnose and easier to perpetuate. This Policy Note examines why improvements in profiling indigenous peoples and persons with disabilities have yet to translate into genuine inclusion.
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High Marks, Hidden Barriers: Why Gender Rankings Tell Only Half the Story

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By Jose G, Deanne Lorraine D, Anna Rita P
| gov.ph
The Philippines is often regarded as a leader in gender equality due to its strong performance in international assessments, which highlight the country's relatively high levels of female educational attainment, a solid legal framework supporting gender equality, and the presence of women in professional and managerial roles. Yet, despite these positive rankings, women in the Philippines still face challenges in accessing economic opportunities.
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