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Research Services in Philippines
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Research Services sector based in Philippines. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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137 on file
Curiosity Design Research
1 to 10 staff
Impact Food Systems
We are committed to enable your journey towards sustainable high-performance in the food system.
51 to 200 staff
Philippine Academy Of Management
The Philippine Academy of Management (PAoM) is an association that aims to empower and develop management scholars and practitioners in the Philippines. It is a non-profit and non-stock scholarly organization dedicated to the advancement of Philippine management theory and practice through academic conferences and publication, professional development activities, and collegial networking. Among the main initiatives of the Philippine Academy of Management include the following: Research capability building seminars Research conferences Mentorship of young academics and doctoral students Publication of the PAoM e-Journal
11 to 50 staff
Security Reform Initiative, Inc
The Security Reform Initiative, Inc.(SRI), an independent think-tank, which advocates for the adoption of policies, programs, reforms, and agenda in support of the country’s human and national security well-being. It is postured for conducting policy research on a wide range of human and national security concerns, building an enlightened and involved constituency for peace in the region, within the nation, and among its diverse communities, and convening civil society organizations (CSOs) engaged with the government in general and the armed services in particular, and acting as third party oversight in the implementation of its national security and modernization programs. Since 2014, SRI has been involved with security policy researches and programs under grants and partnerships from your organization including the support in capacitating the Bantay Bayanihan, a civilian-led network of CSOs monitoring the implementation of the Armed Forces of the Philippines’ DSSP Kapayapaan (previously IPSP Bayanihan). The team also conducted joint projects with the AFP to handle various studies on national security agenda, and with the Philippine National Police (PNP) on the implementation of the Community Policing Project in the Bangsamoro.
11 to 50 staff
Department Of Science And Technology
Originally established as the National Science and Development Board (NSDB) on 13 June 1958, it was reconstituted as the National Science and Technology Authority (NSTA) on 17 March 1981 with the vision of "A competent and competitive science and technology community with a social conscience." MISSION To direct, lead, and coordinate the country’s scientific and technological efforts geared towards maximum economic and social benefits for the people. LONG-TERM VISION The DOST is the “provider of world-class scientific, technological and innovative solutions that will lead to higher productivity and better quality of life.” INTERMEDIATE VISION The DOST as a leading ASEAN Science, Technology and Innovation Hub by 2022. MANDATE Executive Order No. 128 mandates the Department to “provide central direction, leadership and coordination of scientific and technological efforts and ensure that the results therefrom are geared and utilized in areas of maximum economic and social benefits for the people”. Function - Formulate and adopt a comprehensive National Science and Technology Plan, and monitor and coordinate its funding and implementation- Promote, assist and, where appropriate, undertake scientific and technological research and development in areas identified as vital to the country's development- Promote the development of indigenous technology and the adaptation and innovation of suitable imported technology, and in this regard, undertake technology development up to commercial stage- Undertake design and engineering works to complement research and development functions;
1001 to 5000 staff
Leave A Nest Philippines, Inc
The Leave a Nest Group, with its collective vision of "Advancing Science and Technology of Global Happiness", is a knowledge manufacturing company that focuses on bridging different sectors of society involved in Science and Technology to solve global issues. We are a group of researchers who strive to create new things through science and technology, may it be in the aspects of science education, science human (resource), or technologies and their implementation in society. Leave a Nest Philippines, Inc, which is the youngest subsidiary of Leave a Nest Co, Ltd, Japan, was established in 2021 and has the mission of "Harmonizing Science and Technology Stakeholders for the Empowerment of Filipinos". We are composed of Filipinos who have studied locally or abroad, and who have the same strong mindset of wanting to improve the situation of S&T in the Philippines.
11 to 50 staff
Up Manila National Telehealth Center
The National Telehealth Center under the University of the Philippines Manila – National Institutes of Health values engaging people to identify problems in the health care system. We introduce community-defined Information and Communications Technology (ICT) solutions for health - using mobile phones, computers, and the internet. We innovate to make health care more universally available, and especially accessible to isolated and disadvantaged communities. We build capacities in health information management and governance; we get frontline health workers excited, and maimally use available ICTs for health. We value the Free and Open Source Software philosophy: share tools that communities can use for their own development. Through community-engaged research, we help define what works and what does not in the use of information management tools. We mainstream these lessons by advocating concrete policies.
11 to 50 staff
Alliance For Improving Health Outcomes Aiho
AIHO is a SEC-registered, non-stock, non-profit consulting and mentoring firm that aims to strengthen and promote the public health system of the Philippines.
11 to 50 staff
Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Seafdec
The Aquaculture Department of the Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC) was established in 1973 to conduct research, develop technologies, disseminate information, and train people in the farming of fishes, crustaceans, mollusks, and seaweeds for food, livelihood, equity, and sustainable development. The Philippines, as host, provides AQD the physical facilities and the funds for operations and the salaries of researchers, scientists, and service personnel. The Philippine Technical and Administrative Committee (PTAC) for SEAFDEC is a special committee of the Office of the Secretary of the Department of Agriculture. PTAC oversees the operations of AQD. AQD works closely with various universities, fishery schools, and government agencies in the Philippines. AQD also has strong linkages with foreign research and academic institutions and international agencies. SEAFDEC/AQD is mandated to: Promote and undertake research on aquaculture relevant and appropriate to the region Encourage human resource development in aquaculture through training and extension Disseminate and exchange information in aquaculture With these functions, the SEAFDEC Aquaculture Department will implement programs comprising research, training and information dissemination, and technology verification and commercialization activities as approved by the Council of Directors, in order to promote sustainable aquaculture development in Southeast Asia.
201 to 500 staff
Dost - Itdi
Industrial Technology Development Institute (ITDI) is an attached agency of the Department of Science and Technology. A research and development institute that focuses on five major areas, namely: Food Processing, Materials Science, Chemicals and Energy, Environment and Biotechnology, and Packaging Technology. ITDI also offers technical services on Metrology and calibration, Standards testing and Advance device and materials testing, and Trainings.
201 to 500 staff
Premier Value Provider, Inc
We are an insights, solutions, and training company specializing in market research, organizational development, and mental health and wellness. We use emerging scientific methodologies to uncover the subconscious human motivations. We give you RIGHT DATA and DEEP DATA to help you navigate towards intelligent business decisions.
11 to 50 staff
The Stratbase Group
Stratbase is a full Advisory and Research Consultancy firm that bridges the gap between private and public sector. We are reworking the ways in which power and ideas are harnessed through innovative research, information and networks.
11 to 50 staff
Twoeco, Inc
TwoEco is an interdisciplinary policy and planning consultancy firm dedicated to shaping a more sustainable future. Our story begins with tourism development planning. Our principals have been involved in the practice, planning, and policy dimensions of tourism for a total of over four decades. We have worked on master plans for both public and private sector projects, and on policy reform for the tourism industry. TwoEco is currently working on the National Tourism Development Plan (2022-2028) for the Philippines. From that foundation, we have built a team with backgrounds in law and policy, environment and cultural heritage, architecture and urban planning, tourism and business, and economics and community development, to create positive outcomes for investors, organizations, governments, and communities. Our work today has grown into tackling heritage conservation planning and urban planning, market research and policy studies, among others. TwoEco is growing to take on broader challenges in policy and planning for economic and ecological sustainability.
11 to 50 staff
Aviso Valuation & Advisory
Aviso is a valuation and advisory firm assisting top corporations in the fields of Real estate, Development Finance, Hospitality, Infrastructure, Power and Manufacturing, among others. We are a team of well-rounded individuals guided by experienced specialists. We adhere to international standards such as the International Valuation Standards (IVS) and the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), which enable us to assist our clients in the competitive environment of ASEAN Integration and globalization. We have created our Valuation & Advisory approach under a highly-adaptive, highly-responsive level of technical service such that the rest of the industry is still playing catch up. As a result, our Clients enjoy valuation and advisory services comparable to foreign valuation firms. And despite the technical nature of our work, we focus on producing reader-friendly reports for a wider audience of laymen. Our Mission & Vision Our mission is to benefit clients by providing quality valuation and advisory services driven by integrity, innovation, and passion. Globalization in general and ASEAN Integration specifically is intensifying competitive pressures in the market place. The need to assist clients in succeeding is the driving force for establishing AVISO. AVISO caters to the top corporations. Our clients’ success is our success. Guiding Values Truth - Our firm implements an on-going compliance program to ensure that our reports adhere to the latest valuation (IVS) and accounting standards (IFRS). Our internal processes foster a regime of objectivity, which is an ideal we attach a premium to. Innovation - We believe in constant improvement. This value allows us to realize opportunities by being mindful of potential innovations. Passion - We take pride in producing high-quality deliverables attained through performance, responsiveness, and overall quality of services provided. Service - Clients first…
11 to 50 staff
Large Marine Vertebrates Research Institute Philippines Lamave
The Large Marine Vertebrates Research Institute Philippines (LAMAVE) is a Filipino non-stock non-government organisation dedicated to researching and conserving marine megafauna and the marine environment in the Philippines and wider region. We envision a secure and prosperous ocean for marine life and people and believe science, people and knowledge are key to protecting the oceans and the species that call them home. We invest in local people, build ocean leaders, and provide science-based tools to support the sustainable management of marine resources for the benefit of the Filipino people.
11 to 50 staff
Golden Bat Far East , Inc
Founded in 1968, our existence alone is a testimony to our quality products and good service. This is also evidence of the faith of our many clients in our company. We cater to not only the nation’s leading companies and multinational companies but even to startup companies that need help, and are accredited by many government agencies and institutions. As one of the leaders in the industry, we have a bag of products and brands that believe in our steward. These brands are highly diverse and cross many industries from research and the academe, to food and beverage, to pharmaceuticals, to paints and coatings, and many more. Golden Bat, known for being a complete provider, of quality products at the lowest prices continues to grow in presence, products and service.
11 to 50 staff
Cirrolytix
We are a social impact AI company. Our mission is to help individuals and institutions succeed at achieving their full human potential by harnessing the power of their data and artificial intelligence. Through the responsible adoption of AI, we aim to uplift the lives of Filipinos. We also strive to address the societal challenges due to misuse of AI, malfunction of AI systems, and systemic risks of AI to society. All of our projects reflect these principles.
1 to 10 staff
Foreign Service Institute Philippines
The Foreign Service Institute (FSI) Philippines was formally established under Presidential Decree 1060 on 9 December 1976. With the promulgation of Republic Act (RA) 7157, or the Philippine Foreign Service Act of 1991, the mandate of the Institute was revitalized and expanded. FSI Philippines designs and conducts training programs appropriate to the needs of personnel of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) and those of other government agencies who will be assigned to Philippine foreign service posts. It undertakes independent research on issues relevant to international relations and foreign policy as well as policy studies in aid of foreign policy formulation, management, and evaluation. It also provides institutional support to the DFA with regard to organizational development and management, including but not limited to the planning, review, and assessment of the policies and systems and procedures of the Department.
51 to 200 staff
Ip Manila Associates, Inc
IP2 means “Intellectual Property Information Providers”. The company started operating in the year IP2 Manila Associates provides anti-counterfeiting and anti-piracy support to its clients in relation to trademark or copyright infringement, unfair competition, illicit trade, and patent protection, mainly by gathering evidence through market surveys and investigations and coordinating enforcement actions with various law enforcement authorities.
11 to 50 staff
Capstone Intel Corporation
Capstone-Intel is a high impact research company which uses innovative research technologies, tools and methods to convert data and information to breakthrough insights and actionable intelligence outputs. It is committed to help its clients solve problems, find solutions, grow markets and constituencies, build reputation, navigate risks, and manage crisis; and to be the country’s leading private intelligence agency.
1 to 10 staff
Va Solutions Est
We are dedicated in offering quality services to businesses, entrepreneurs and managers. We are specifically designed to be one-stop-shop. Our services include General Virtual Assistance, Appointment Desk, SEO & Digital Marketing, Social Media Content Creation, Audio & Video Editing, Data Entry, General Transcription and Web Development. We build proactive relationship with our clients. We are passionate to deliver quality work that will suffice the needs of our clients. We want not to be just a part of your business but to be an asset to you as well. We believe that a company will soon be successful when you have the right help in an affordable cost- Mission Here at VA Solutions, our aim is to provide superior quality of assistance to our clients, be it a big company or executives to small businesses, entrepreneurs or individuals who are in need of service with the daily operation of their jobs. Here at VA Solutions, our aim is to provide superior quality of assistance to our clients, be it a big company or executives to small businesses, entrepreneurs or individuals who are in need of service with the daily operation of their jobs. We make sure our VAs are capable and competent for the needs of every client- Vision We at VA Solutions, we envision our company to be known for our diligence in service to our clients in helping them minimize time consuming work in different aspects of their businesses in the best of our capabilities, and with full loyalty. We at VA Solutions, we envision our company to be known for our diligence in service to our clients in helping them minimize time consuming work in different aspects of their businesses in the best of our capabilities, and with full loyalty. We want to build our company with credibility and showcase our hardworking staff- Company History The company is a partnership between Mr. Bryan Paul Estacio, a Filipino and Mr. Peter Kim, a Korean graduate of Architectural Engineering. Both became business partners a couple of years before. They were inspired to establish the company as business partners solidifying a bond with transparency and honesty at work. They both believe that a company will grow fortunately if they develop trust among themselves and their former employees. Since the two business partners developed a dedicated union, they came up with the name ‘Solutions’ as a way of reducing stressful tasks of clients with the help of the company’s assistance. The name VA Solutions was related to the nature of services as an outsourcing company for the clients. The company logo was designed as an interlink showcasing the company reaching out to clients in different countries who are in need of Virtual Assistants. It started as an interest at first of both business partners on an online teaching but as the process went on, they saw that putting up a Virtual Office was easier and has lesser preparations. The company was put up having sister companies and with its help through inculcated ideas, VA Solutions was able to formulate pointers on how to start and run the company. It started as a small company and now entirely emerging. Every employee was motivated to work because the owners molded them every day with wisdom and treated them with utmost respect.
11 to 50 staff
Best In Systems Technology Research & Development Corporations
Best in Systems Technology Research and Development Corporation (BST) is a 100% Fillipino-owned SEC registered company. The company started as a home-based research and development team catering to international clients from Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, and China. In August of 2017, the company was officially incorporated with office situated at 3rd floor, Virginville Building, Ibabao, Mandaue Cit. The company especializes in developing Embedded System(Firmware and Hardware) and later on expanded it’s service offering to include Software Development, Mobile App Development, Security and Surveillance System, and Software QA, Mechanical Design, and BPO Services. Composed of engineers and designers with an average of 15 years experience, BST is a proud developer of some technologically advanced health monitoring devices, automated farming system, and customized software solutions.
11 to 50 staff
Dlsu Social Development Research Center
The Social Development Research Center at De La Salle University, established in 1979, is dedicated to rigorous research and training standards in line with the university's commitment to advancing learning and knowledge application. The Center focuses on exploring social issues related to quality of life, social development, and national progress, aiming to address evolving societal needs. Its core objectives include conducting research on pertinent social issues, disseminating findings for advocacy and capacity building, and fostering collaborations with academic institutions in the ASEAN Region. Renowned for its independence, integrity, and credibility, the Center has garnered trust from national and international funding bodies and government agencies. These entities regularly engage the Center and its Research Fellows to undertake mission-driven social science research on key themes like poverty alleviation, social empowerment, youth welfare, gender dynamics, and service delivery enhancement. With a rich history of over 250 completed studies, the Center's contributions have translated into tangible policies and initiatives that cater to pressing societal needs. Notably, the Center's impactful research initiatives in poverty alleviation, social development, and empowerment have led to the establishment of schools, income-generating activities, community organization efforts, and improved service provisions in various sectors. By actively involving beneficiaries and enhancing service providers' capabilities through capacity-building initiatives, the Center has cultivated strong partnerships with donor agencies and bolstered confidence in individuals' potential to surmount barriers hindering growth and development. Through its comprehensive research endeavors and collaborative efforts, the Social Development Research Center continues to play a pivotal role in fostering positive social change and advancing the welfare of communities in the region.
51 to 200 staff
Institute For Social Entrepreneurship In Asia
ISEA aspires to be a leading resource institution nurturing a broad-based learning and action network on social entrepreneurship and enterprise development in Asia. ISEA seeks to synergize and enhance knowledge creation, learning exchange and capacity development among social enterprises and their resource institutions to catalyze the consolidation of what is currently a fragmented social enterprise sector in the region. ISEA also seeks to build bridges and interfaces between the social enterprise sector and the business community towards creating new models and benchmarks for pursuing social responsibility in the markets of Asia. ISEA strives to develop a common understanding of social enterprises and their role in promoting social equity and sustainability, towards advancing a movement for social entrepreneurship in the region.
11 to 50 staff