The COVID-19 pandemic created an unmistakable demarcation line in the country’s progress for attaining the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), despite the current administration’s amplified efforts on sexual and reproductive health rights and services (SRHRS) as well as population and development (POPDEV) figuring prominently its 10-point socioeconomic agenda. Speaking at the 55th session of the continue reading : POPCOM chief: Gains, losses mark PHL’s march in achieving SDGs

The Philippines is in an ideal position to achieve its much-pursued demographic dividend in the near future, but needs to improve on some socioeconomic preconditions before its window of opportunity closes soon. This was revealed by Prof. Michael del Mundo of the UP-Population Institute (UPPI) in an online presentation during the Joint Side Event of continue reading : UPPI prof: PHL’s window on demographic opportunity closing fast
Only 3 out of 17 regions are ready to benefit from economic dividends

With about a month to go before the national and local elections, the Commission on Population and Development (POPCOM) strongly advocates for the next administration’s continuity of the country’s family planning program, as more Filipinos in recent years appreciate its concept and embrace its benefits. The agency noted the current strong patronage of 8.1 million continue reading : POPCOM: Next admin should continue to fuel FP’s momentum RPRH must also be tackled in pre-election debates, candidates’ plans

The Commission on Population and Development (POPCOM) seeks to ease the burdens of Filipino women when it comes to planning for their families, despite the fact that more couples and individuals have embraced the practice in recent years. POPCOM recognizes the fact that, while the country is in a lofty position in ensuring equality among continue reading : National Women’s Month Celebration:
POPCOM calls for the ‘unburdening’ of Pinays on family planning