Decent Work and Economic Growth

Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all

The University strives toward a decent employment environment for all its employees. The University strictly adheres to Minimum Wage Order set by the Philippine government. Key anti-discrimination policies in the University are enforced to ensure a safe and inclusive working environment.

The University also offers various academic programs that focus on sustainability, such as the Master in Development Management, Master of Science in Sustainability Management, and the Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science. These programs equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to address social and economic challenges related to sustainability

News and Features

30 Nov 2023

Sustainability Startup Forum

Are you part of a startup that aims to tackle issues in sustainability? Do you have a solution that addresses at least one of the...

(L-R) Dr. Val Ulep, DOH Secretary Teodoro Herbosa, Hon. Stella Luz Quimbo, PhilHealth President Emmanuel Ledesma Jr., Prof. Orville Solon, PhD, and Dr. Edwin Mercado

23 Nov 2023

HRep-Ateneo Project 3rd Roundtable Discussion: Primary Health Care and Financial Inclusion

The third roundtable discussion of the HRep-Ateneo Evidence-Based Research Project addressed challenges in primary health care (PHC) in the Philippines, emphasizing the need for a high-performing PHC system to achieve universal health coverage and improve population health. The afternoon session focused on monetary and financial stability, discussing recommendations for transparency and empowerment of consumers, with experts from institutions like the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas providing insights.

21 Nov 2023

AIPO hosted an IP awareness session on Trademarks for Students and Entrepreneurs

On 16 November 2023, the Protection and Education Group of the Ateneo Intellectual Property Office (AIPO) hosted an informative IP awareness session focused on Trademarks...

20 Nov 2023

Evidence-based Policy: IFAD’s Impact Assessments for Food Systems Transformation

Tisorn Songsermsawas, an Economist at the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), presents IFAD's unique commitment to systematic impact assessments, crucial for measuring development progress and informing future targets. IFAD conducts impact assessments on 15% of its project portfolio every three years, using the findings to guide decision-making, project design, and target setting. Songsermsawas outlines IFAD's methodology and shares the results of IFAD11 impact assessments, summarizing the corporate-level impacts of projects concluded between 2019 and 2021.