Philippine cities are among those in East Asia and the Pacific that are rapidly developing but not delivering on infrastructure, jobs and services, the World Bank said.
In a report titled “Expanding Opportunities for the Urban Poor” released on Tuesday, the Washington-based multilateral lender said the region had the world’s largest slum population: 250 million people with poor-quality housing, limited access to basic services and at risk to hazards such as flooding.
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