• For Me, For Money, For My Family: A Case Study of the Drivers of Migration Aspirations and Capabilities of Health-Allied Students 

  Zaide, Louise Victoria R. (2024-05)

  The Philippines has long suffered from the brain drain of its healthcare professionals now further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and the global shortage in healthcare professionals. To address this, the Philippine ...
• Humanizing the Sagip Saka Act: Putting Socio-political Concerns at the Center of Future Bamboo Farming Cooperative Development in Maragondon 

  Warren, Joaquin Victor S. (2024-06-02)

  The Sagip Saka Act aims to uplift the welfare of agricultural groups through various agricultural interventions along with incentivizing smallholder farmers to organize farming groups. However, its implementation often ...
• A Case Study on the Role of Women Community Members in Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) in Marikina City 

  Valencia, Crisadel Francesca C. (2024)

  The Philippines is known as the most disaster-prone country in the world. Due to its geographical location, the archipelago is highly susceptible to disaster risks, among them is the hazard of flooding. Meanwhile, ...
• PAMMAKAPYA antre PAMMADDARAL (For Better and For Worse): Analyzing the Factors Influencing Rice Farmers’ Adoption and Utilization of PHilMech-Granted Farm Machinery in Barangay San Esteban, Iguig, Cagayan 

  Tuliao, Dawn Aleli F. (2024-05-28)

  Agricultural extension services, such as providing farm machinery, are crucial for boosting productivity and rural development. To improve farm efficiency, reduce costs, and post-harvest losses, the Department of Agriculture ...
• “I Wanted to Enhance Agriculture and all I have was RCEF” – An Exploratory-Qualitative Examination of RCEF Effectiveness in Malolos, Bulacan 

  Pacaoan, John Marlou A. (2024-06)

  As reflected in the Philippine Development Plan, the Philippines is committed to revitalizing and improving its agricultural sector. This commitment is shown through the enactment of laws and programs such as the Rice ...
• The Patients’ Journey to NCD Management: Enablers and Disablers on the Engagement in the Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus Continuum of Care in Marinduque, Philippines 

  Montenegro, Hanshien Marie S. (2024-06)

  Noncommunicable diseases (NCD) have emerged as major causes of deaths in the Philippines, posing a significant public health challenge. In particular, the country is burdened with the increasing prevalence of hypertension ...
• PNR Project and the Railway Community in Brgy. Del Remedio, San Pablo City 

  Flores, Michelle Heart T. (2024)

  Hundreds of individuals and families have been living along the San Pablo-Lucena Philippine National Railway (PNR) Line in Brgy. Del Remedio, San Pablo City for generations. For a duration of nine years, 2013 to 2022, ...
• Pas-anonon sa Inahan: 1A Narrative Case Study on the Maternal and Child Health Services Access in Pintuyan, Southern Leyte Pre- and Post-Typhoon Odette 

  Engaño, Athena Marie V. (2024-06)

  As the environment changes rapidly, more natural disasters such as typhoons may inflict destruction to communities and institutions. Vulnerable groups, like mothers and children, could be among the most affected with its ...
• Philippine General Hospital’s Human Resources for Health: A Case Study on Its Current Situation and Its Issues on Safety and Well-being 

  David, Czailo Charles A. (2024-06)

  Health is a fundamental human right that should be enjoyed by everyone at the highest attainable standard. One of the key factors to attain this goal is the healthcare workers. The health workforce is also critical in ...
• Socio-Spatial Implications of Housing-Employment Mismatch: A Mixed-Method Case Study of Labor Market Outcomes and Subaltern Realities of Households in Southville 8 Peri-Urban Relocation Site 

  Cruz, Jhet Scott Q. (2024-06-10)

  Rapid urbanization continues to be a defining megatrend in the Asia-Pacific region. As cities expand in the Philippines, especially in Metro Manila, the outskirts, or peri-urban fringes, have become a site of capital flows ...
• Epidemics Entwined Exploring the Feminization of HIV in Pasay City Through their lived Realities 

  Correa, Alexie Nicole (2024-05)

  The increasing number of cases of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in the Philippines, especially among women is a public health concern. This surge among them, which can now only be classified as “fast and furious,” ...
• The Price of Health: Analyzing the Effects of Out-Of-Pocket Health Expenditures on the Health-Seeking Behavior of Urban Poor Mothers in Castillo Compound, Las Piñas City 

  Bognot, Jillian Claire C. (2024)

  This qualitative study analyzes the effects of out-of-pocket health expenditures on the health-seeking behaviors of urban poor mothers residing in Castillo Compound, Barangay Pamplona Dos, Las Piñas City. In a post-pandemic ...
• Harvesting Inequality: A Critical Impact Assessment of the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF)’s Implementation in Sta. Cruz, Laguna 

  Allauigan, Melissa Julianne T. (2024)

  To supposedly cushion the relentless liberalization brought about by the Rice Tariffication Law (RTL), the government enacted a complementary Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF) to alleviate farmer income loss ...
• The Influence of the Protestant Church in Philippine Governance under the administration of Rodrigo Duterte (2016-2022) 

  Manalo, Precious Jewel Amor P. (2023-06)

  The Philippines, a predominantly Christian nation, has a longstanding history of the religion’s influence. The crown and the cross, once united, were declared to be separate when the republic were formed in the 20th ...
• A Cross-Sectional Study of the Alumni of the UP Manila- School of Health Sciences in Palo, Leyte [Batches 1979-2004] 

  Vergara, Peaches Lauren A. (2006)

  The School of Health Sciences in the province of Leyte was established in 1976 to address the alarming rate of out-migration coupled with the maldistribution of health workforce in the country. Today, the school is ...
• A Study on the Dynamics of an Exporting Industry in Guiguinto, Bulacan 

  Roxas, Jelermina Abigail R. (2007-03)

  This study entitled UA Study on the Dynamics of an Exporting Industry in Guiguinto, Bulacan” provides information about the dynamics of a handicraft industry situated in Guiguinto, Bulacan. It discusses the production ...
• The Political Economy of the Philippine Wage System 

  Tejada, Enrique O. (2009)

  This research studies the current wage system in the Philippines as compared to the concrete living conditions of the Filipino workers. The topic is timely and important in this period of monopoly capitalism where the ...
• A Study on the Effectiveness of the Implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program in Barangay Tagbakin Haya, Lagalag Tiaong, Quezon 

  Bartolome, Maria Sheila S. (2007-03)

  Land is a primary factor for production and ownership of the land will help determine the equality in income distribution. The problem of landlessness among farmers has persisted since the Spanish Era. There is a great ...
• An In-Depth Analysis on the Effects of Trade Liberalization in the Livestock and poultry Industry of San Jose, Batangas 

  Hidalgo, Maria Teresa C. (2006-02)

  This study entitled, "An In-Depth Analysis on the Effects of Trade Liberalization in the Livestock and Poultry Industry of San Jose, Batangas”, discusses the past and present conditions of the livestock and poultry ...
• Corruption in the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) During the Arroyo Administration: A Case Study 

  Nanasca, Ma. Eureka Bianca C. (2011)

  The primary purpose of this study is to illustrate the wide spread and unnoticed corruption occurring in the Armed Forces of the Philippines. As what Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago said in one of her privilege speech, ...

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