ASOG Dean Tuaño shares insights on citizen participation, government engagement in Pilipinas Conference 2022
05 Dec 2022
On November 21, 2022, Ateneo School of Government (ASoG) Dean Philip Arnold Tuaño talked during the Pilipinas Conference 2022 with the theme “Onward to New Beginnings: Sustaining and Improving Philippine Development ''. During the event, Dean Tuaño discussed possible areas for citizen participation and engagement with the government, particularly the implications on participation and engagement of increasing social differentiation in the Philippines. Catch the full talk of ASOG Dean Philip Arnold Tuaño from 57:43 to 1:11:34 in this link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kppMOgCRCXs&t=3651s
Pilipinas Conference 2022: Onward to New Beginnings: Sustaining and Improving Philippine Development is an event that focuses on forwarding multi-sectoral collaboration and impacting policies on the most urgent social, political, and economic challenges that influence the Philippines and the Indo-Pacific region. Know more about the said event through this news feature by Manila Standard in this link: https://www.manilastandard.net/opinion/314280141/pilipinas-conference-2022-day-1.html
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