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Philippines Eyes Hosting Loss, Damage Fund Board To Access Climate Finance

The Philippines aims to host the Loss and Damage Fund Board, which would provide the country with access to additional climate financing.

NEDA Hopeful On Philippines Economic Growth Expansion In 2024

NEDA Secretary Arsenio Balisacan is hopeful that the Philippines will sustain its position as one of the region's fastest-growing economies this year, despite risks.

Philippines First To Sign Rapid Response To Crisis Pact With World Bank Group

The Philippines has inked a Rapid Response Option deal with the World Bank Group, enabling it to utilize resources from its bank portfolio promptly during crises.

NEDA Backs Proposal To Extend RCEF

NEDA backs a proposal to extend the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund beyond 2024.

Over 179M Coins Deposited In BSP Deposit Machines

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas reveals PHP648.9 million in coin deposits via its coin deposit machines as of April 15.

Eggs Smaller But Cheaper, Plentiful, Poultry Raisers Say

The Philippine Egg Board assured that the recent decrease in egg sizes will not lead to food inflation, as prices have always been based on egg size variations.

Philippines To Host Indo-Pacific Business Forum In May

The Philippines will help host the 6th Indo-Pacific Business Forum, the United States government’s top commercial event in the region, according to the Department of Trade and Industry.

Philippine Launches National Platform For ‘Services Industry’ Startups

The Philippine government introduces a national innovation platform to foster startups in IT-BPM, migrant workers, and electronics assembly sectors.

Japan’s Nitori Opens 1st Philippine Store After Investment Pledge To PBBM

Japanese retailer Nitori Co., Ltd. fulfills investment pledge to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. with the opening of its first store in the Philippines.

NEDA: Philippines Implementing Reforms To Improve Business Climate

NEDA Secretary Arsenio Balisacan calls on US businesses to invest in the Philippines, citing government reforms aimed at improving the country's investment climate.