Disconnected dikes, sloppy plans: Why millions in flood control projects failed Bulakan
In some areas, residents had to raise the ground around their properties with fill soil — just so the flood control structures can work as intended
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Make LGU funds ‘results-based’ amid pork barrel concerns — World Bank
“We believe that LGSF can support genuine regional development so long as obviously it’s effectively utilized,” World Bank lead urban specialist Makiko Watanabe says
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MAP: Vacant barangay, SK posts after 2023 polls
There are currently 73,731 seats vacant as of September 29. With the postponement of the next election to 2028, these seats will either remain empty for two more years or be filled by mayoral appointees.
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Amid rising school violence, citizens pitch solutions to keep children safe
Beyond high-level policy debates, those directly involved with children — from parents to teachers — can contribute in their own ways to a safer school environment
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Sign up for MovePH’s ‘Civic Circles’ on keeping children, schools safe
Civic Circles is a pilot initiative led by MovePH that aims to turn discussion into community-led action. Register to join the first session on Thursday, September 10, focusing on safety of children and schools
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What keeps Filipino political dynasties in power – a Rappler series
Why do political dynasties endure in the Philippines? Rappler looks at the families behind them and the forces that have allowed their influence to last for generations.
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Beyond Sara: Confidential funds run deep in local governments
Confidential funds are not unique to Sara Duterte. They are part of a decades-old practice that has spread across the country, often with little public scrutiny.
