Poverty Incidence in Ilocos Region Projected to Drop to 4% in 2025
The Philippine Statistics Authority projects that poverty incidence in the Ilocos Region will decline to 4% by 2025. This indicates progress in poverty reduction for the region, highlighting the importance of sustained economic growth and inclusive social policies.
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