The Philippines has slipped three notches in the global governance index, placing 66th out of 104 countries in the overall ranking.
The country dropped from 63rd to 66th this year with an index score of 0.4694, according to the Chandler Good Government Index 2023.The Chandler Good Government Index measures the “capabilities and effectiveness” of government in 104 countries, according to its website.
The Philippines garnered scores in the following pillars: leadership and foresight , robust laws and policies , strong institutions , financial stewardship , attractive marketplace , global influence and reputation , and helping people rise . It said that it also moved up six notches in governance outcomes under helping people rise, “buoyed by significant progress in satisfaction with public services and health.”
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