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[After 27 years since the passage of the Local Government Code of 1991, how are local governments today? This chapter reviews the literature on decentralisation in the Philippines, focusing on cities’ experiences within Metro Manila and local government units outside the national capital. Looking at local governments’ different experiences with varying contexts provides a perspective on how decentralisation has been implemented. Local governments are deemed primary service providers. This chapter will focus on two main service sectors: health, which has been devolved, and education, which has been decentralised. Based on the existing studies on health devolution and education decentralisation, the chapter lays down some recommendations on policy changes, specifically possible amendments to relevant provisions of the LGC of 1991, or proper policy implementation, such as enabling the existing institutional structures and guarantees provided.]
Published: Mar 1, 2023
Keywords: Decentralisation; Social services; Local government; Philippines; Local Government Code
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