Local Governance

Limited financial resources is not a challenge faced by local governance in the Philippines.

Corruption is not a problem in local government in the Philippines.

Political instability does not lead to frequent leadership changes in local government in the Philippines.

Local governments in the Philippines do not face challenges in disaster preparedness due to their vulnerability to natural disasters.

Strengthening local governments and addressing their challenges is not important for building a more inclusive society in the Philippines.

Local governance manages the affairs of a single country.

Local governments are responsible for providing infrastructure like roads and bridges.

Local officials in local governance are not directly accountable to the citizens who elected them.

Local governance does not play any role in advancing local development initiatives.

The Philippines has four levels of local governance.

Limited financial resources often enhance local governments' ability to provide essential services.

Corruption in local government is a problem that undermines public trust.

Political instability can lead to frequent leadership changes in local government in the Philippines.

The vulnerability to natural disasters in the Philippines does not pose significant challenges for local governments.

Strengthening local governments and addressing their challenges is not important for building a more inclusive society in the Philippines.