After four years of its issuance and implementation, a comprehensive analysis of AO 2019-0033 in the context of the country’s commitment to UHC is crucial to recommend practical solutions to these challenges.
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Thinking Beyond Politics
The Stratbase ADR Institute for Strategic and International Studies (ADRi) is an independent, international research organization focused on the in-depth analysis of economic, social, political and strategic issues influencing the Philippines and the Indo-Pacific region. At the age of geopolitical uncertainties and technological advancements, ADRi gives equal importance to the interdependent nature of states, sectors and stakeholders for its strategic analyses and solutions design.
ADRi traces its roots to the Stratbase Research Institute (SRi) established in 2004. SRi focused on providing strategic solutions to domestic governance, socio-economic, and other policy concerns. It aimed to contribute to Philippine development through research and responsive policy alternatives.
As SRi sought solutions, Indo-Pacific affairs frequently inserted themselves into the equation. There was and is a clear relation between domestic and regional affairs; movement in one reverberates in the other.
The Latest from the Stratbase ADRi
Thinking Beyond Politics
ADRi Event: “Navigating the Frontiers of Global Space Collaboration and Promoting Space Science and Technology Applications Across Industries”
Through robust national policies, investment in talent and technology, and collaboration with partners, the Philippines can seize the opportunity to carve out a significant role in space exploration.
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ADRi Special Study: “An Analysis of the Philippine Manufacturing Industry”
This paper examines the challenges faced by the Build Better More Program in transitioning from the Build Build Build Program and recommends ways to manage program expectations in the short run as well as on implementation issues or the next five years of the Marcos Jr. administration.
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ADRi Special Study: “The West Philippine Sea and the Convergence of Offensive Cyber and Disinformation Activities”
This paper examines the challenges faced by the Build Better More Program in transitioning from the Build Build Build Program and recommends ways to manage program expectations in the short run as well as on implementation issues or the next five years of the Marcos Jr. administration.
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ADRi Special Study: “The Development of a Blue Economy at the Front and Center of the South China Sea Discussion”
This paper examines the challenges faced by the Build Better More Program in transitioning from the Build Build Build Program and recommends ways to manage program expectations in the short run as well as on implementation issues or the next five years of the Marcos Jr. administration.
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ADRi Special Study: “The Challenges in Transitioning to the Build Better More (BBM) Infrastructure Program”
This paper examines the challenges faced by the Build Better More Program in transitioning from the Build Build Build Program and recommends ways to manage program expectations in the short run as well as on implementation issues or the next five years of the Marcos Jr. administration.
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ADRi Event: “Bridging Borders: Triangular Cooperation for Regional Prosperity between the Philippines, India, and Japan”
Security, especially maritime security, stands out as a key domain for cooperation within the Philippine-Japan-India triangularity. Recognizing the importance of protecting peace, prosperity, and geostrategic stability in the Indo-Pacific, the three states must continue exploring avenues for collaboration in both the security and economic domains.
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ADRi Event: “Unveiling Asymmetric Challenges through Assertive Transparency”
This event gathered key experts to discuss their latest publications on disinformation and maritime security in the Philippines. To shed light on asymmetric challenges, these research projects demonstrate the interplay between maritime security and assertive transparency.
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ADRi Event: “The Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement and its Implications on the South China Sea”
This lecture, featuring Professor Nishimoto Kentaro (Professor of International Law at the Tohoku University), explored the implications of the BBNJ agreement in the case of the West Philippine Sea, as well as the South China Sea. It aims to engage in a deeper understanding and foster dialogue among various stakeholders on the implementation of international maritime law.
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