Essays on Philippines

Flooding is considered as the most common and damaging natural disaster worldwide. It is an environmental hazard that poses harm to human life, damage to infrastructures, disturbance to economic activities, and decrease in ecological resources. The catastrophic impact of floods to human welfare and urban…

Sometimes the bigger the house isn’t always better. There are three (3) main advantages we can find in small homes, financially, environmentally, and psychologically. Creating a low-cost housing program here in the Philippines can be crucial since there are a lot of environmental and social…

Summer is here and people backpacking through Philippines are looking for some fun under the sun. The Philippines have around seven000 islands and it is near to impossible to visit every one of them. So for your sake we have compiled this list in which…

Deceuninck Group is currently planning to open a business to produce PVC profile in the Philippines. To achieve this, the company should be aware of trade agreements, foreign trade zones and competitiveness in Philippines. If at least two countries concede to the terms of exchange…

Introduction Throughout history, the Philippines has always been known as an agriculture country. Our traditions abound with reminders of our farming heritage, notably our classic songs ‘Bahay Kubo’ and ‘Magtanim ay di Biro,” said tourism undersecretary Frederick Alegre. The country’s main agricultural crops are rice,…

“The Political Affiliations and Biases of the Philippine News Media” talks about the biases of the Philippine News Media. The author states that news networks can have their own biases towards issues in the country. However, the problem stated in this research paper was that…

The Philippines’ dictionary of the future will define human rights as death and protest, a disturbing and unworldly distinction. Future human beings will instinctively use rights in pertaining to rants and oblivious claims and demands for a fair judgment. Another year after, loud war cries…

Usually when it comes to travelling you probably narrow down your options to beaches or some hill station. But could a place like Philippines be visited to look for the museums there? For few it may be a question as why museums? But Yes! This…

Coconut wine is known as “tuba” here in the Philippines. Baking bread is routinely passed on utilizing a wheat flour blend that is refined with yeast. Allowed to rise,and finally warmed in oven. On the other hand, coconut wine used as to make wheat flour…

What compelled to you to risk everything that you have in the Philippines for the promise of a better life abroad? For many of us immigrants, our very own OFW culture is partly to blame for this mentality that life overseas offers a greener pasture,…