Tag: Philippine Statistics Authority
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Philippine Statistics Authority Sets Up New Regional Office in Negros Island Region
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) is actively working on setting up its Regional Statistical Services Office (RSSO) in the newly established Negros Island Region (NIR), which is expected to be fully operational this year. The PSA-Negros Occidental announced that John Campomanes, their chief statistical specialist, has been appointed as the interim regional director to lead…
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USFDA’s Decision to Exclude Coconut from Major Allergens List to Enhance Philippine Coconut Exports
In a significant development for the Philippine coconut industry, the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) has removed coconut from its list of major food allergens, a move that is expected to increase demand for coconut products and benefit local farmers and exporters. This decision was announced by the Department of Trade and Industry…
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USFDA’s Decision to Remove Coconut from Major Allergen List to Enhance Philippine Coconut Exports
The Philippine coconut industry is set to experience a significant uplift following the United States Food and Drug Administration’s (USFDA) decision to remove coconut from its list of major food allergens. This move, announced on January 27, 2025, is expected to increase the demand for coconut products, benefiting Filipino coconut farmers and exporters alike. A…
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Davao de Oro Achieves 89% Registration in National ID Program
In Davao City, the Philippine Statistics Authority in the Davao Region (PSA-11) announced that 89.1% of Davao de Oro’s population, totaling 683,946 individuals, have successfully enrolled in the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys). This high registration rate reflects the province’s dedication to ensuring widespread participation in the national ID initiative. PSA-11 highlighted this as a significant…
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Philippine Statistics Authority Ramps Up National ID Enrollment in Negros Occidental
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) in Negros Occidental is intensifying its efforts to enroll more residents into the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys). The initiative includes resuming registration at the provincial office and various outlets and malls in Bacolod City, a highly urbanized area, throughout the week. Additionally, the PSA is launching a mobile registration campaign…
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Baguio’s Economic Surge Driven by Thriving Tourism Sector, Says Chamber President
Baguio City’s economy is on an upward trajectory, largely fueled by its robust tourism industry, according to Peter Ng, the head of the Baguio Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Speaking at a media fellowship during the Chinese New Year celebrations on January 22, 2025, Ng expressed his confidence in the city’s economic future, attributing it to…
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Ilonggos Encouraged to Register for National ID as PSA Resumes Mall-Based Enrollment
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) has restarted its national ID registration at various malls in Western Visayas, urging Ilonggos, particularly parents, to bring their children to the registration centers. Jared Barile, the PSA’s focal person for the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) in the region, emphasized the importance of registering children during an interview on Thursday.…
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Negros Oriental Sees Positive Inflation Trends in 2024 Amid Mt. Kanlaon Concerns
In a reassuring development for Negros Oriental, the province experienced favorable inflation rates throughout 2024, even as the threat of a significant eruption from Mt. Kanlaon loomed large. The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) in the region announced on January 17, 2025, that the efforts of various agencies to monitor and control commodity prices had paid…
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Senator Urges PSA to Take Proactive Steps for Unregistered Filipinos
In a recent statement, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian emphasized the need for the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) to adopt a more proactive stance at the local level to assist unregistered Filipinos in obtaining their birth certificates. The senator highlighted that a community-based approach would enhance accessibility and inclusivity, effectively breaking down barriers to civil registration. Gatchalian…
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Senator Padilla Advocates for Digital Access to Shari’ah Courts for Muslim Filipinos
In a significant move to modernize legal services for Muslim Filipinos, Senator Robin Padilla has championed a bill that would enable online access to Shari’ah Courts. During his sponsorship speech for Senate Bill 2613, Padilla highlighted the long-standing difficulties faced by Muslim Filipinos in submitting documents to these courts, a challenge that has persisted for…
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