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Philippine Journal of Development 2026, No. 1

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  • Relampagos, Julius P. Author_Email:
  • Ballesteros, Marife M. Author_Email:
  • Francisco, Kris A. Author_Email:
  • Barral, Mark Anthony A. Author_Email:
  • Rivera, John Paolo R. Author_Email:
  • Ramos, Tatum P. Author_Email:
  • Ancheta, Jenica A. Author_Email:
  • Ruiz, Mark Gerald C. Author_Email:
  • Miral, Ramona Maria L. Author_Email:
  • Galvez Tan, Jaime Z. Author_Email:
  • Banogon, Meljun R. Author_Email:
  • Llanes, Geremiah Edison Daniel C. Author_Email:
  • Salazar, Alliah Mae C. Author_Email:
  • Perez, Ednore Freynon N. Author_Email:
  • Dysico, Ma. Cristina C. Author_Email:
  • Virtudes, Mary Ann D. Author_Email:
  • Bayani, Keneth G. Author_Email:
  • Domingo, Ma. Victoria C. Author_Email:
  • Lucena, Jomar J. Author_Email:
  • Nañagas, Juan Maria Pablo R. Author_Email:
  • Coronel, Nina Karen Author_Email:
  • Sandiego, Devhora Kate V. Author_Email:
  • Yu, Katrina Loraine T. Author_Email:

Abstract

This issue of the Philippine Journal of Development brings together research addressing the country’s key development challenges, spanning climate resilience, sustainable economic integration, household formation, infrastructure, and health systems. The first article assesses the fiscal impacts of climate-related events and recommends strengthening climate resilience through dedicated funds, climate-responsive budgeting, and enhanced local government capacity. The second article explores how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles can be integrated into trade and investment to strengthen sustainable development outcomes and policy frameworks in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. The third article analyzes the formation of extended and multifamily households, highlighting their role in resource sharing while underscoring the need to improve housing affordability and access. The fourth article evaluates the economic impacts of the Candon Bypass Road Project using a synthetic control method to assess infrastructure investment outcomes. The fifth article examines trends in the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) share ratio, shedding light on public purchaser financing and its implications for public health facilities. The final article investigates how socioeconomic conditions and fertility control costs influence modern contraceptive use among married Filipino women, offering insights for targeted family planning interventions.

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  • Relampagos, Julius P. Author_Email: & Ballesteros, Marife M. Author_Email: & Francisco, Kris A. Author_Email: & Barral, Mark Anthony A. Author_Email: & Rivera, John Paolo R. Author_Email: & Ramos, Tat, 2026. "Philippine Journal of Development 2026, No. 1," Philippine Journal of Development, Philippine Institute for Development Studies, vol. 50(1), pages 1-1–184.
    • Handle: RePEc:phd:pjdevt:pjd_2026_vol__50_no__1x
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62986/pjd2026.50.1x
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