World Bank Braces for Surge in Aid Requests Amid War-Driven Price Shocks
by DitoSaPilipinas.comRising oil, fertilizer, and shipping costs push developing economies to seek urgent World Bank support amid global supply chain disruptions. Read more »
Rising oil, fertilizer, and shipping costs push developing economies to seek urgent World Bank support amid global supply chain disruptions. Read more »
In Albay, Holy Week is a time when tables come alive with faith, flavor, and family tradition. Families observe “ayuno” by preparing meatless meals that are rich, comforting, and deeply tied to Bicolano culture. Read more »
The Philippines is set to strengthen its energy research capabilities with the opening of the country’s first dedicated laboratory for oil and gas exploration in Palawan. Read more »
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is set to pilot a “sponge city” approach by 2027 as part of efforts to address the capital’s persistent flooding problems. Read more »
The province of Davao de Oro marked its 19th Bulawan (Golden) Festival with a vibrant celebration that honored not only its rich natural resources but also the people who continue to drive the province’s progress. Read more »
Cristian Lucanas, 31, a researcher at the University of the Philippines, has earned the nickname “Ipis Lord,” using the Filipino word for cockroach, for his work studying the insects. Read more »