Philippines

This paper explores dignity in humanitarian response, using evidence from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Colombia, Lebanon, the Philippines and South Sudan.

Exploring how dignity is perceived by displaced people in four different contexts, and whether it is upheld or undermined by the humanitarian response.

This paper contributes to an understanding of the kind of incentives that can open a space for major pro-poor policies to be put into place.

This policy brief offers policy and programming implications for sustained poverty reduction in the Philippines.

This report investigates the drivers of sustained and transitory escapes from poverty in the Philippines.

This scoping study takes a first step towards mapping out the building blocks of a robust statistical system to inform development planning.

This report outlines an introductory method and tool to measure violence, abuse and neglect (VAN) in relation to older persons.

This report evaluates the links between fossil fuel subsidy reforms and promised increases in expenditure on education.