IBON scores Marcos admin’s performative support for farmers and fisherfolk

Amid the ongoing oil price shock driving up production costs and a worsening Super El Niño damaging crops and livelihoods, government aid remains a pittance compared to the scale of needs.

News

US-PH energy deals risk putting profits, foreign interests ahead of people—IBON

Oktubre 21, 2026

Stop power privatization, democratize the power sector—IBON

Oktubre 17, 2026

HOR’s 2027 GAB worsens already flawed NEP—IBON

Oktubre 13, 2026

Filipinos already squeezed by less jobs and high prices will be even worse off as Super El Niño hits—IBON

Oktubre 7, 2026

Three-year-high inflation rate for bottom 30%: BBM’s inaction hits poorest hardest—IBON

Oktubre 7, 2026

IBON Statement on the ASEAN Energy Business Forum

Oktubre 6, 2026

Energy advocates press for nationalized power system as ASEAN energy investors gather

Oktubre 6, 2026

Deregulation exposes Filipinos to oil shocks; gov’t must reclaim control—IBON

Setyembre 25, 2026

Features

KALINGA’s powerful sponsors have shown neither the political will to get the bill passed nor the ambition to make its promised relief adequate.

KALINGA: Relief too small for a crisis so big

Oktubre 23, 2026

After more than six decades of IMF-World Bank intervention, the question remains—who decides the country’s economic future?

How the IMF and World Bank remade the Philippine economy

Oktubre 20, 2026

Education gets the largest share in the 2027 budget, second year in a row since the Marcos Jr administration moderated its infrastructure priorities after the flood control scandal. We hear the same familiar pitch from government officials: education is their top priority. A claim easy to make but hard to prove. Looking past the bold […]

Education takes a backseat in the 2027 budget

Oktubre 16, 2026

Ayuda and the budget appropriations for it are rarely made with the Filipinos in crisis in mind.

There Are No AICS-idental Misappropriations

Oktubre 16, 2026

One of the most enduring legacies of IMF-World Bank impositions is not the debt that remains on the books, but the colonial mentality and dependence persisting long after debts have been repaid.

The IMF and World Bank no longer need to tell us what to do

Oktubre 14, 2026

The president’s balde response to what could be the strongest El Niño in 150 years raises serious questions about the Marcos administration’s preparedness.

Super El Niño

The government’s bucket solution

Oktubre 14, 2026

Rekurso

Apat na taon ni Marcos Jr: Ang Hindi Maikubling Krisis

Hulyo 29, 2026

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Controlling the Cure

Hunyo 30, 2026

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Birdtalk Briefing Paper

2026 Yearstarter: From frustration to action

Pebrero 24, 2026

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Nagsasapawang krisis, ang kawastuhan ng galit

Pebrero 3, 2026

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Urban Stories Ch2

Enero 7, 2026

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IBON on budget transparency

Nobyembre 17, 2025

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Infographics

Super El Niño and the government’s dry response

Infoposts

PH Critical Minerals: National strategy or US agenda?

Photoquotes

IBON Executive Director on record low peso

Topics

Philippine Economy

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Networks

Water for the People

Water for the People

Stop TRAIN Network

Stop TRAIN Network

Green Action Philippines

Green Action Philippines

AidWatch Philippines

AidWatch Philippines

Consumers International

Consumers International

AlterMidya Network

AlterMidya Network