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Is This Data from the Philippines?

“this data is from philipines”
Data is Philippine
Confidence: High Checked on March 19, 2026

Summary

The referenced datasets are hosted on official Philippine platforms such as Open Data Philippines, the Philippine Statistics Authority, WHO Philippines, and the World Bank’s Philippines profile. These sources confirm that the data originates from the Philippines.

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data.gov.ph
psa.gov.ph
  • Home | Philippine Statistics Authority

    The monthly data on the farmgate prices of palay are obtained from the results of the Farm Price Survey for Palay conducted on the last five days of the reference month. Farmgate prices refer to the prices received by farmers for the sale of their… ... PSA Board Resolution No. 24 · Approving the Service Proposal from the Unisys Managed Services… · PSA Board Resolution No. 23 · Approving and Adopting the 2025 Philippine Tourism Statistical…

openstat.psa.gov.ph
  • Psa

    CountrySTAT Philippines · CountrySTAT is a web-based information system which aims to improve access to food and agricultural statistics at regional, national and subnational levels

state.gov
  • Philippines - United States Department of State

    The AFP’s Center for Law of Armed Conflict recorded three children used as soldiers by communist terrorist groups from January to June. UNICEF monitored the recruitment and use of children in armed conflicts and the release of child soldiers. Government reporting mechanisms on child soldiers provided inconsistent data across agencies and regions, especially in conflict-affected areas, which made it difficult to evaluate the problem’s scale. The NPA continued to claim it did not recruit children as combatants but admitted that it recruited and trained children for noncombat purposes, such as cooking.

reuters.com
factcheck.afp.com
data.who.int
  • Philippines - WHO Data

    Health data overview for Philippines, containing the latest population, life expectancy and mortality data from WHO.

guides.library.cornell.edu
  • Philippines - Statistics Sources for Asia: An Introduction - LibGuides at Cornell University

    Scroll down for icon links to accounts, population, housing, poverty and others, and the OpenStat database portal. ... Publication Date: Manila : Republic of the Philippines, National Economic and Development Authority (1977--to most current) Latest printed copy on reference is 2015. Link leads to the most current yearbook which is full text online. ... Publication Date: Makati City : Subnational Services Office, National Statistical Coordination Board (2004--to most current)

data.worldbank.org
  • Philippines | Data

    Search, browse and map more than 10,000 projects from 1947 to the present. ... Explore raw data about the World Bank's finances - slice and dice datasets; visualize data; share it with other site users or through social networks; or take it ...

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