IBON Foundation
Gov’t red-tagging undermines freedom of opinion, IBON tells UN special rapporteur Irene Khan
Enero 25, 2024
The effectiveness of IBON’s information and education work is critically dependent on the credibility of its research and analysis. The government’s red-tagging of IBON is attempting to undermine this credibility not just among the general public but among the specific governmental, civil society, school and private sector circles that we work in.
Dumating na ba ang Bagong Pilipinas?
Enero 18, 2024
[PRAYMER] Hindi kayang pagtakpan na ang lala ng direksyon ng gobyernong Marcos Jr, sa ekonomiya man o politika ng bansa, pruweba na sumahol lang ang pamumuno.
Econ Cha-cha will not develop PH nor solve livelihood crisis — IBON
Enero 18, 2024
Cha-cha will only bring more of the same foreign investment liberalization that has stranded the country’s development for decades and left millions of Filipinos struggling amid a jobs crisis.
Executive Director on renewed calls for Charter Change
Enero 16, 2024
Minimum Wage vs Family Living Wage Per Region, as of December 2023
Enero 12, 2024
Despite slower December 2023 inflation, Filipino’s wages and incomes are not enough to cope with costs of goods and services.
NCR Family Living Wage, as of December 2023
Enero 12, 2024
Despite slower December 2023 inflation, Filipino’s wages and incomes are not enough to cope with costs of goods and services.
PH starts 2024 on weak footing: Jobless growth and deindustrialization
Enero 12, 2024
FEATURE
The Marcos Jr administration knows that we all want good news because, well, who doesn’t. Unfortunately, it is taking advantage of this to manage citizens’ perception of the economy.
Stagnant employment and shrinking labor force indicate worsening disguised joblessness — IBON
Enero 10, 2024
The lower unemployment rate appears favorable but should not be taken at face value.
