Philippines ranks 12th in 30-economy Sustainable Trade Index - BusinessWorld Online

The Philippines placed 12th out of 30 economies with an overall score of 49.5 in the 2022 Sustainable Trade Index (STI) developed by Asia-based philanthropic organization Hinrich Foundation in partnership with academic institution IMD. READ

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The STI measures the capacity of economies to participate in international trade in a manner that supports the long-term domestic and global goals of economic growth, environmental protection, and better social equity. Among its peers in the Asia-Pacific region, the Philippines ranked 6th. It placed 5th overall in the environmental pillar with a score of 85, 17th in societal pillar , and 19th in the economic pillar .

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