FOR the Philippines to further grow its economy, it must have sound economic policies and a well-coordinated and effective delivery of services both in the local and national levels. The further reduction of poverty, especially in Mindanao, the expansion of infrastructure connectivity and access to services and markets for increased employment and incomes, as well as improved productivity in the agriculture, industry, and services sectors must also be considered for moving ahead.
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