BPO INDUSTRY IN ACHIEVING SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCLUSIVENESS AND LOCAL GOVERNANCE IN THE PHILIPPINES by DILI Ramces, BUNCAD Yve Joerella, PEREZ Yveth Jasmin, VELASCO Rizzie Jovlynberg

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Implementation, Best Practices, and Challenges in Mental Health Strategies among Local Government Units in the Province of Negros Occidental, Philippines by Andrea Marie A. Boherom, Merlita V. Caelian, Joseph Gedeoni C. Valencia

Subjects: “…Mental health, Mental health strategies, Local government units, Descriptive, Philippines…”
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Marcos' domestic challenges by Misalucha-Willoughby, Charmaine

“…The Marcos administration faces a host of challenges at home even as it scores well in foreign relations since taking over the government of the Philippines in mid-2022. To reinforce the viability and credibility of the country as a responsible member of the international community, and to reengage with the world successfully, it must also seriously address these domestic issues, especially inflationary burdens.…”
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Human security and NGOs : study of the Bangsamoro struggle. by Butterworth, Catrice May Alexandria A.

“…Over the years, the Government of the Philippines has failed to provide a durable solution to the conflict that would finally lead to a lasting peace in Mindanao. …”
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Estableciendo la autoridad del rey católico en Asia oriental: la erección del obispado de Manila (años 1570-1590) by Guillaume Gaudin

“…I study the geopolitical implications of the creation of Manila’s diocese, and how the bishopric was an adjustement variable in the search for a good government in the Philippines. I also try to explain Domingo de Salazar’s appointment as first bishop of the Philippines, a Dominican friar, defender of the Indians, who turned out to be a real statesman.…”
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The MoA-AD Debacle – An Analysis of Individuals’ Voices, Provincial Propaganda and National Disinterest by Timothy Williams

“…On August 5th 2008 the peace negotiation panels of the Government of the Philippines and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front were set to sign a Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain (MoA-AD), a final stepping stone on the way to a comprehensive peace agreement. …”
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On Assessing Public Leadership as Basis for Public Service Enhancement by Romel Basilan

“…The descriptive quantitative research explored the different dimensions of public leadership in relation to organizational productivity to analyze the service rendered by the Provincial Government of Batangas, Philippines. This focused on the assessment of innovation in terms of inputs, processes, and outcomes with respect to the demographic profile of the locale. …”
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OCTA as an independent science advice provider for COVID-19 in the Philippines by Benjamin M. Vallejo, Rodrigo Angelo C. Ong

“…We focus on the independent science advisor OCTA Research, whose publicly available epidemiological forecasts have attracted media and government attention. The Philippines government adopted a COVID-19 suppression or “flattening of the curve” policy. …”
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The GPH-MILF peace process: Search for dynamics by Taya, Shamsuddin L., Mahalik, Debendra

“…This paper examines and analyzes the peace process between the Government of the Philippines (GPH) and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) known as GPH-MILF peace process with particular focus on search for viable blueprint that would be acceptable to both parties,their respective constituents and other stakeholders.It is divided into several parts.First part revisits the GPH-MILF peace process.The second part suggests recommendations: the political and administrative, economic, security, humanitarian and social dimensions.And finally, the concluding remarks.The data for this analysis came from primary and secondary sources, namely newspapers, policy statements, speeches, press releases, joint communique, peace agreements, books, magazines, and journals.Interviews with some informed people were also conducted.The study found that though the GPH-MILF peace has long way to go due some fundamental issues, it has, nevertheless, achieved significant progress that may lead to the final conclusion of the conflict in the region in the near future.…”
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Islamic Banking Development in BIMP-EAGA Countries: Issues and Potential Cooperation by Hanudin Amin, Mohd Zulkifli Muhammad, Suddin Lada, Airulamri Amran, Mohamad Rizal Abdul Hamid

“…Similarly, the evidence from Malaysia sugqests that Islamic banking development involves an active systematic growth due to the commitment from the government. Unlike in Philippines, Islamic banking system is underperformed due to the passive programs carried by the goverment unlikely to construct it as a national policy. …”
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Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao – Bangsamoro Republic by Daria Panarina, Kirill Petrov

“…Over the past 22 years, disagreements and a threat to the security of the region preserved, and strong tensions remained between the government of the Philippines and the Islamic leaders of Mindanao. …”
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KEGAGALAN REGIME NEGOSIASI FINAL PEACE AGREEMENT 1996 DALAM PELEMBAGAAN PENYELESAIAN KONFLIK MINDANAO by , Surwandono, S.Sos.,M.Si., , Prof. Dr. Mohtar Mas'oed

“…Negotiation regime of Final Peace Agreement 1996 â�� between the government of the Philippines under Fidel Ramosâ��s administrative regime and MNLF with the leadership of Nur Misuari â�� has been presumably, by many scholars, a regime that acquainted with the features of resolving the conflict of Mindanao. …”

How can global guidelines support sustainable hygiene systems? by Valentina Grossi, Oliver Cumming, James Benjamin Tidwell, Ann Thomas, Mary Eyram Ashinyo, Joanna Esteves Mills, Kahtan Al-Shabi, Jenala Chipungu, Bruce Gordon, Nadia Abdalla, Fodé Ousmane Bangoura, Katrina Charles, Arnold Oredola Cole, Betsy Engebretson, Kitka Goyol, Catherine Fallon Grasham, Sophie Hickling, Safo Kalandarov, Alemu Kejela Ababu, Karimzoda Kholmuhammad, Nicole Klaesener-Metzner, Ziggy Kugedera, Akosua Kwakye, Andrea Lee-Llacer, Pauke P Maani, Belinda Makhafola, Alyaa Mohamed, Md Monirul Alam, Bella Monse, Henry Northover, Aarin Palomares, Nilusha Patabendi, Nathaniel Paynter, Om Prasad-Gautam, Sudan Raj Panthi, Lisa Rudge, Shiny Saha, Ion Salaru, Gustavo Saltiel, Laurent Sax, Mir Abdus Shahid, Mahmud Shamsul Gafur, Siddhi Shrestha, Katalin Szeberényi, Victoria Trinies, Osman Yiha, Ruslan Ziganshin, Rola Al-Emam

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Governing the Philippine Public: The National College of Public Administration and Governance and the Crisis of Leadership without Identity by Luisito Dela Cruz

“…Democratizing Governance in the Philippines: Redefining and measuring the State of People’s Participation in Governance. …”
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Corruption scandals in six Asian countries: a comparative analysis by Jon S.T. Quah

“…The responses of the governments in Malaysia, Philippines, India and Japan reflect their weak political will in combating corruption and lack of accountability of the corrupt offenders. …”
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