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Acknowledgments |
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Tuesday, 16 December 2008 |
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Collaborating institutions (core group)
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Commission on Filipinos Overseas
(Management Information Systems Division
and the Policy, Planning and Research Division)
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Golda Myra Roma
Romeo Rosas
Frencel Louie Tingga
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Philippine Overseas Employment Administration
(Policy and Planning Division)
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Carlos Canaberal
Evaros Evangelista |
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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
(Department of Economic Research)
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Iluminada Sicat
Hecelyn Rebustes |
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University of Santo Tomas - Social Research Center
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Dr. Alvin Ang
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Institute for Migration and Development Issues
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Jeremaiah Opiniano
Kathleen Claire Montana
Nathaniel Melican
Arnold and Bituin Aquino
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Survey: Stakeholders’ Views on the Migration and Development Data that they Need |
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Thursday, 18 December 2008 |
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Academics and demographers belonging to a nonprofit grant-making foundation, the Philippine Center for Population and Development (PCPD), have suggested that the Institute for Migration and Development Issues should hear the views of various stakeholders to know the kind of international migration and development data that they need. Knowing these stakeholders’ data needs will make the Statistical Almanac more useful to them. |
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Harvests and Hardships: Analyzing Overseas Migration and Philippine Rural Development (NEW eBOOK!) |
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Friday, 13 January 2012 |
December 2011
IMDI and the Philippine Partnership for the Development
of Human Resources in the Rural Areas (PhilDHRRA)
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Packaging the Almanac |
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Thursday, 18 December 2008 |
How this Statistical Almanac was developed
The world now lives in an era of what experts call “international migration and development.” Now that the movement of people is a visible development issue worldwide, all the more that the Philippines must have available statistics on overseas Filipinos that are then analyzed with identified socio-economic development indicators.
The Institute for Migration and Development Issues started compiling datasets on overseas Filipinos when it was technical editor of a government publication called the Fourth State of the Philippine Population Report (SPPR4), the report, still to be released by the Commission on Population (PopCom)), was a first attempt to look at Filipinos’ international migration from the standpoint of demography—with migration both internal and international, among the three processes in demography.
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Overseas Migration and Local Governance (NEW!) |
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