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21.04.2022 | Event

Future of Work in the Philippines: Scenarios to Addressing Gaps and Problems

The fourth industrial revolution will bring radical changes to the economy, both positive and negative. More

19.04.2021 | Sustainable Society | Training, Event

Women, Migrant Advocacy, and the Zoom Era

The impact of the shift to online work for advocacies and organizing impacts women in household differently than men in offices. More

20.02.2020 | REBOOT | Event

REBOOT Community Visit: Pundahan ng mga Dumagat

Personal Reflection contributed by Moira Natividad of REBOOT Batch 3 More

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Sustainable Democracy

A sustainable democracy requires strong institutions, reliable structures, and active citizens. To achieve this, there is a need to balance state power with strong contending interests that hamper the development of democratic institutions. More

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Sustainable Society

Societies are sustainable where human rights are recognized and promoted, where people have access to quality basic services and are protected from social hazards and risks. More

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Sustainable Economy

Economic growth – as observed in recent years in the Philippines – is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for a sustainable economy. More

Event

21.04.2022 | Event

The fourth industrial revolution will bring radical changes to the economy, both positive and negative.

19.04.2021 | Sustainable Society | Training, Event

The impact of the shift to online work for advocacies and organizing impacts women in household differently than men in offices.

20.02.2020 | REBOOT | Event

Personal Reflection contributed by Moira Natividad of REBOOT Batch 3

Fortaleza, Wilson

Greening the Philippine pandemic response

A labor agenda on recovery through green employment in rebuilding (LARGER) programs
PasigCity, 2021

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Castillo, CJ

OSH practices during the Philippine enhanced community quarantine operations

PasigCity, 2021

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Diokno, Maria Teresa I.

Gender perspectives on energy poverty and energy democracy in The Philippines

PasigCity, 2020

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