Pasig City has unveiled its Education-on-Wheels initiative, a mobile learning project designed to make educational resources more accessible to children across the city. Read more »
Who really benefits from ghost flood control projects? This is not just a story of corruption. It’s a story of how public works have been weaponized as pork. Read more »
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has unveiled a proposal to construct large-scale rainwater impounding facilities inside Camp Aguinaldo in a bid to ease recurring flooding along EDSA. Read more »
A newly formed anti-corruption group called Artikulo Onse: Citizens’ War Against Corruption has urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to establish an independent body to investigate alleged anomalies in flood control projects. Read more »
The government has officially launched the Digital National ID for senior citizens nationwide, a move aimed at improving accessibility to benefits and privileges for millions of elderly Filipinos. Read more »
Despite billions in funding, flooding remains a recurring crisis in many cities. The idea of shifting this responsibility to local government units (LGUs) raises the question: would localized management lead to better results? Read more »
