Sep 04, 2024 | Education and Governance
Poor Governance and Floods in the Philippines
Despite efforts against impact of climate change, it appears the Philippines is not winning the battle as the impact are getting worser!
Sep 04, 2024 | Engineering Impact
Benefits if ADB funds Samar Road Rehab
What are the benefits being funded by institutions like ADB?
READ MORETourism should be a powerful economic engine, not a drain on resources—if it becomes an expense, it's a clear sign of mismanagement.
- Ronald Orale
Aug 24, 2024 | Education and Governance
Call for Review of EV Tourism
Tourism suppose to be is an economic tool, not an expense
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Aug 23, 2024 | Nature Adventures
From NY to Virginia’s Wonders and Back
The article was about the family travel in NY, NJ, Penn, Maryland, Penneyselvania.
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Aug 20, 2024 | Nature Adventures
The Unlocked Potential of Samar Caves
This article contrasts Luray Caverns' commercial success with the untapped potential of Samar’s caves. Despite Luray’s revenue, it has lost natural ambiance, while Samar’s poor management and bad roads hinder its caves from providing economic benefits.
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Aug 14, 2024 | Education and Governance
Workplace Wellness in Government? Is it possible?
Explore how global leaders like Google and Microsoft set the benchmark for workplace wellness. Discover how Philippine government institutions can overcome challenges and implement effective wellness programs
READ MOREA robust Personnel Association in Philippine higher education should focus beyond CNA bonuses, emphasizing long-term professional growth and satisfaction to boost productivity and national prosperity
- Ronald Orale
Aug 14, 2024 | Education and Governance
PA's Role in Achieving SSU's Top 200 Ranking Goal
Lets re examine the role of Personnel Association (PA) in Achieving SSUs dream of becoming among the top 200 HEIs in Asia
READ MOREEmployees are the most valuable asset of any organization; their wellness is the cornerstone of sustained success and growth. Investing in their well-being is not just a priority but a fundamental commitment to the organization's future.
- Ronald Orale
Aug 14, 2024 | Education and Governance
Selecting Right Officers of Personnel Association
Often Personnel Association (PA) in government institution are heavily influenced by the administration you cannot distinguish it as an association for the rank and file. This reduces its potential to make workplace a happy place
READ MORESingapore’s success wasn’t due to its small size, but to Lee Kuan Yew’s relentless anti-corruption stance that shaped its prosperous future
- Ronald Orale
Jan 01, 1970 | Education and Governance
Good Governance: The Backbone of Transformation
(Singapore Transformation 1/4) Singapore's transformation was driven by strict anti-corruption measures, effective bureaucracy, and the rule of law. In contrast, the Philippines struggles with systemic corruption, hindering progress and development.
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Jan 01, 1970 | Education and Governance
Visionary Leadership: Charting the Course for Progress
(Singapore Transformation 2/4) Lee Kuan Yew's decisive, long-term vision and pragmatic policies steered Singapore towards prosperity. The Philippines often lacks consistent and visionary leadership, leading to short-term, ineffective solutions.
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Aug 05, 2024 | Education and Governance
Building the Future: Economic and Infrastructure Growth
(Singapore Transformation 3/4) Singapore’s economic growth was fueled by industrialization, strategic trade policies, and robust infrastructure development. The Philippines faces challenges like inadequate infrastructure and ineffective economic policies.
READ MOREIf education aims for social progress, then any academic institution, from basic to postgraduate levels, must foster this progress in its community; otherwise, it has failed its primary purpose
- Ronald Orale
Jan 01, 1970 | Education and Governance
Empowering Through Education: Building Human Capital
(Singapore Transformation 4/4) Singapore invested heavily in education and human capital development, aligning academic programs with national development goals.
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Aug 07, 2024 | Nature Adventures
Tourism: An Expense or Source of Revenue
There is an unclear direction of tourism in the country; is it a source of income or another expense? While many provinces earn much from tourism, others struggles and instead of earning, they are actually spending with low return
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Aug 05, 2024 | Engineering Impact
The Tacloban Causeway Environmental Concerns
The Tacloban Causeway project promises reduced travel time but raises environmental concerns. Disrupted water flow could worsen Cancabato Bay's pollution. Good governance and transparency are essential for sustainable development.
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Aug 05, 2024 | Education and Governance
The initial steps leading to the establishment of SIIM
The Samar Island Institute of Medicine (SIIM) opens in 2024-2025, marking a historic milestone for Samar by providing accessible medical education and healthcare.
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Aug 05, 2024 | Education and Governance
SSU as an agent for Samar Transformation
Samar State University must focus on cultural transformation and academic excellence to drive socio-economic progress and alleviate poverty in Samar Province.
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Aug 06, 2024 | Education and Governance
BOR/BOT Has Their Role to Play
The open letter is addressed to the Board of HEIs in the Philippines. The politics in the boardroom often lead to poor performance of HEIs.
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Aug 07, 2024 | Engineering Impact
A Reflection of Environmental Commitment of an LGU
Observe their statements and their actions. If they are for the government, they will have policies about it and impose it to everyone, no high horses exempted
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