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To achieve its development objectives
- The majority of the country’s exports go to the United States of America, China, Japan, Singapore and the European Union (EU). As such, the Philippines is actively pursuing increased trade openness, through reforms, regional and bilateral negotiations, and multilateral rule-making, to achieve its development objectives.
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For the Philippines, trade openness and foreign portfolio helped increase per capita GDP as investment and productivity improve. With trade openness and globalization, nations share and gain access to knowledge and technology, inputs of lower costs, new markets, and talents, which improve domestic economic processes.
- EXPECTED RESULTS:
- Government and private operators are better able to identify and implement export priorities
- National Quality Infrastructure that promotes export competitiveness is in place
- Increased awareness on EU-Philippines partnership
- Improved quality of exported food products
- Quality management and control systems for exported food products are better aligned with international best practices
- Department of Trade and Industry
Government and private operators are better able to identify and implement export priorities (including to the EU) A National Quality Infrastructure that promotes export competitiveness is in place Quality management and control systems for exported food products are better aligned with international best practices Strengthened trade facilitation c...
Incomplete utilization rates of preferential trade schemes, such as the Generalized System of Preference+ (GSP+) prevent Philippine MSMEs from realizing their export potential. The project will provide the Philippine private sector with market intelligence, training and coaching to increase awareness of export opportunities, and to establish new ma...
well-functioning quality infrastructure system is an integral part of an enabling environment for effective participation in international trade. The project will thus support the development of a NQI for the Philippines and the improvement of capacities to set, manage and enforce standards, which will contribute to increased competitiveness of Phi...
Achievements of the EU-Philippines Partnership are monitored and advertised widely to the Philippine public. The project aims to: Support the review and/or drafting of the NQI law and ancillary regulations. Build the capacities of export-oriented operators and NQI bodies
The partnership and its results will be widely advertised to the public to promote and facilitate the successful implementation of project activities. The sharing of experiences by Philippine companies successfully exporting to the EU should encourage other SMEs to explore new market opportunities and benefit from GSP+.
The ability to meet national and international technical regulatory requirements, quality and safety standards is key for expanding market linkages in the food sector. The project will therefore support the set-up and operationalization of efficient mechanisms, increasing The project aims to: Promote success stories to non-specialists Organise EU-P...
The Government of the Philippines is in the lead for this project. The project has been designed and will be implemented jointly with the Government of the Philippines, in collaboration with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). A Steering Committee co-chaired by the DTI and the EU Delegation to the Philippines will ensure the overall proje...
Trade openness appears to be beneficial to regional economic growth and—through growth—poverty reduction. However, it cannot by itself be expected to bring about more balanced regional development.
- Ernesto M. Pernia, Pilipinas F. Quising
- 2003
Feb 22, 2023 · The Philippine Senate has approved the country’s participation in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, the world’s largest trade deal that includes China and Southeast Asian...
- Andreo Calonzo
Trade openness. From the 1990s to the 2000s, trade openness in the Philippines improved from 88.1% to 101.0% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) (Graph 1). Contributing to this increase were the country’s efforts towards a more open trade policy starting in the 1980s.
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Mar 17, 2022 · The key findings of the study are as follows: (1) Expanding exports and continuous capital accumulation contribution to Philippine Economic growth, (2) Import-based Strategy is not applicable in...
May 24, 2023 · Participation in international trade brings many benefits to the Philippines. It stimulates economic growth, provides access to foreign technology, promotes diversification, fosters specialization, promotes cultural exchanges, and contributes to poverty alleviation.
