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Ongoing StudiesONGOING IN-HOUSE PROJECTS• Analysis of the President’s Budget for 2007PIDS 2006 <strong>ANNUAL</strong> REPORT8• Who Benefits from the Government SocialSpending: Education and Health• Who Benefits from the Government SocialSpending: Taxation Incidence• A Study of Emerging FinancingArrangements in Rural Credit Markets• A Review of the Philippine Experience withthe BOT Scheme• Reform of the Pension System• Financial Regulatory Structure• East Asian Financial Cooperation• Land and Credit Contracts: A Case Study ofLand Pawning Transactions• Land Reform Program: Tasks Ahead• Manufacturing-Services Link• Simulating the Impact of Seasonal ClimateForecasts on Corn in Isabela Province• Competition Issues: Cross-Country Paper• JPEPA Integrative Report• Development of Research Proposals forOFWs• Agriculture Technology, Governance andProductivity• Rice Extension and Knowledge Management:The Institutional Dimension• Managing Agriculture Knowledge forGrowth and Equity: The Theory Practicesand Possibilities in the Philippines• Poverty Monitoring and Analysis• Economic Impacts of R&D in PhilippineAquacultureONGOING OUT-SOURCED PROJECTS• The Role of Extension in Local AgriculturalDevelopment: The Case of Dalaguete, Cebu• GIS as a Tool to Prioritize Tropical FruitsResearch and Development Projects(GIS-Based Characterization & ResearchPrioritization Phase II)• Using GIS as a Tool to Prioritize TropicalFruits Research and Development Projects(Mindanao)• Comprehensive Survey of the PhilippineAgriculture Bureaucracy Phase 1: TheNational Agriculture Bureaucracy: Staff,Resources and Budget• Logistics Sector in the Philippines: Its Roleand Future Research• Prospects of Institutional Strategies withinAPEC for Improving the MicroeconomicPolicy Foundations of East Asia’s EconomicPerformance: The Case of the Philippines• Data Compilation and Estimation ofNational Transfer Accounts (NTA)Components for Asia’s DependencyTransition Project (Philippine Component) –Phase 2
The Research Information Staff (RIS) is the PIDS department in charge ofmarketing the research outputs of the Institute to promote their utilization andencourage dialogues between researchers and various sectors, especially thepolicymakers, on issues pertinent to said research outputs. To carry out this task,the department handles and maintains two programs, namely, , the Publicationsand Circulation program, and the Public Affairs program. The Library Servicesunit of the Institute is an integral part of the Publications and Circulationprogram.PIDS 2006 <strong>ANNUAL</strong> REPORT9
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