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2011 Philippines Development Report : Generating Inclusive Growth to Uplift the Poor

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Keywords
YOUTH
FEEDING PROGRAMS
POVERTY INDICATORS
ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
ANNUAL GROWTH RATE
REGIONAL AVERAGE
QUALITY OF LIFE
FARM ACTIVITIES
REDUCTION IN POVERTY
FARMERS
INVESTMENT CLIMATE
GROWTH RATES
CRISES
EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
REFORM EFFORTS
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS
CIVIL SOCIETY
DEVELOPMENT GOALS
REDUCING POVERTY
POOR REGIONS
RURAL
LABOR MARKET
SAFETY NET
AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME
CAPITAL INFLOWS
FOOD SUBSIDIES
HIGH POVERTY
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
POOR CHILDREN
GROWTH PERFORMANCE
AGRARIAN REFORM
PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE
RICH REGIONS
RURAL AREAS
VESTED INTERESTS
PRIMARY EDUCATION
RULE OF LAW
NEGATIVE IMPACT
POVERTY RATE
NATURAL DISASTERS
SAVINGS
RURAL HOUSEHOLDS
TAX EVASION
JUDICIARY REFORMS
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
INCOME-GENERATING OPPORTUNITIES
POVERTY MEASURE
DEMOCRACY
EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT
INEQUALITY
POVERTY IMPACT
CLIMATE CHANGE
INFORMAL EMPLOYMENT
SOCIAL SERVICES
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
GROWTH RATE
EXCHANGE RATE
POOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
NON-POOR HOUSEHOLDS
POOR HOUSEHOLDS
RURAL CREDIT
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
INFANT MORTALITY RATES
COPING MECHANISMS
TARGETING
FAMILY INCOME
HEALTH CARE
PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE
PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY
LIFE INDICATORS
PUBLIC WORKS
ACCESS TO SANITATION
WAGE GROWTH
DEVELOPMENT REPORT
MATERNAL HEALTH
CAPITAL REGION
PUBLIC PROGRAMS
CONFLICT
FOOD PROGRAMS
INCOME GROWTH
SUBSISTENCE
REMOTE AREAS
MATERNAL MORTALITY
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
INCOME
ECONOMIC SHOCKS
RURAL REGIONS
LOCAL LEVELS
FINANCIAL CRISIS
PUBLIC FINANCES
QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENTS
INTERNAL ACCOUNTABILITY
NATURAL RESOURCES
BASIC EDUCATION
REGIONAL INCOME INEQUALITY
FOOD COMMODITIES
ANNUAL GROWTH
IRRIGATION
CHILD MORTALITY
INCOME POVERTY
IMPROVING GOVERNANCE
NUTRITION
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS
PUBLIC OFFICIALS
SOCIAL SECURITY
PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS
INFANT MORTALITY
LABOR MARKET POLICIES
REGIONAL CONCENTRATIONS
HOUSEHOLD HEAD
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS
CROWDING OUT
EXTREME POVERTY
BASIC HEALTH SERVICES
REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION
HIGH INEQUALITY
HUMAN CAPITAL
ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS
HEALTH INSURANCE
IMPACT OF SHOCKS
SCHOOLING
CORRUPTION
HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
FOOD PRICES
REGIONAL DISPARITIES
ACCOUNTABILITY
LAND OWNERSHIP
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
ACCESS TO EDUCATION
PER CAPITA INCOME
GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES
POVERTY GAP
WIDESPREAD POVERTY
ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISMS
POVERTY SEVERITY
POST-HARVEST ACTIVITIES
PUBLIC SECTOR
ECONOMIC GROWTH
SOCIAL PROTECTION
PROPERTY RIGHTS
UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION
RISK MANAGEMENT
GINI COEFFICIENT
MACROECONOMIC STABILITY
CASH TRANSFER PROGRAM
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
MACROECONOMIC SHOCKS
INCOME GAP
RURAL HOMES
TRANSPARENCY
SERVICE DELIVERY
UNEMPLOYMENT
POVERTY INCIDENCE
MALNUTRITION
NATIONAL POVERTY LINE
REGIONAL INCOME
GROWTH PROCESS
FIGHTING CORRUPTION
INCOME DISTRIBUTION
COUNTERFACTUAL
NATIONAL INCOME
BASIC HEALTH
POVERTY REDUCTION
INCOME GROUPS
SOCIAL SAFETY NETS
GROWTH ELASTICITY
ANTI-POVERTY
IMPACT ON POVERTY
EDUCATION PROGRAMS
LABOR FORCE
GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS
TRANSACTION COSTS
POVERTY HEADCOUNT RATE
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
POVERTY DATA
POOR
HOUSING
DEVELOPING WORLD
IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTURE
NATIONAL POVERTY
BUREAUCRACY
HEADCOUNT RATIO
CRIME
EMPLOYMENT LOSSES
URBAN REGIONS
HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS
TAX SYSTEM
INSURANCE MARKETS
AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
PUBLIC SPENDING
INFLATION RATES
POVERTY DYNAMICS
PERFORMANCE MEASURES
INCIDENCE OF POVERTY
INCREASE POVERTY
CITIZENS
POVERTY ESTIMATES
DIRECT INVESTMENT
SANITATION
INSURANCE
SECTOR REFORMS
REGIONAL DIMENSION
INCOME INEQUALITY
PUBLIC FUNDS
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/244108
Online Access
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2817
Abstract
The theme of the 2011 Philippines development report is 'generating inclusive growth, uplifting the poor and vulnerable'. This theme is follows from the priorities set in President Aquino's Social Contract and the emerging 2011-2016 Philippines Development Plan (PDP). The PDP details the vision of inclusive growth and poverty reduction that underlies the social contract (chapter one). Accordingly, the PDP focuses on three strategic objectives: (1) attaining a sustained and high rate of economic growth that provides productive employment opportunities, (2) equalizing access to development opportunities for all Filipinos, and (3) implementing effective social safety nets to protect and enable those who do not have the capability to participate in the economic growth process. While the country's development agenda remains broadly the same over the last decade, the Aquino government is focusing on stepped-up implementation and delivery. The pressing development issues confronting the Philippines in 2011 are not radically different from those of previous years. The critical difference is the new government's focus on effective implementation and delivery of public goods and services, starting with a firm approach to fighting corruption and improving governance.
Date
2012-03-19
Identifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/2817
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2817
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