The World Bank on Saturday approved a US$67.34 million support package to help boost the Philippines' civil service level.

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THE World Bank has approved a $67.34-million loan to fund the digitalization of the Philippine civil service, citing the need to increase transparency and better forecasting of salary expenses. The ...

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