Global Competitiveness Report Card

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Global Competitiveness Report Card

 

The National Competitiveness Council tracks the rankings of the Philippines in major international competitiveness reports. These are summarized in the Global Competitiveness Report Card.

 

See the description below for a guide on how to read the report card.

 

REPORT
 2014
RANK
 2013
RANK
 2012
RANK
 2011
RANK
 CHANGE
 ASEAN
RANK
 NEXT
RELEASE
 SOURCE
1. WEF Global
Competitiveness
Index
 52/144 59/148
 65/144
 75/142
 ↑ 7
 5 of 9 Sep-15
 World
Economic
Forum
2. IFC Ease
of Doing Business
108/189
 138/185
 136/183
 ↑ 30 6 of 10
 Oct-14
 Int' Finance
Corp
3. IMD World
Competitiveness
Report
 42/60 38/60
 43/59
 41/59
 ↓ 4 5 of 5
 May-15
 Int'l
Institute for
Mgt Dev't
4. TI Corruption
Perception Index
94/177
 105/176
 129/183
 ↑ 11 4 of 10
 Dec-14
 Transparency
International
5. Economic
Freedom Index
 89/178
 97/177
 107/179
 115/179
 ↑ 8 5 of 9
 Jan-15
 Heritage
Foundation
6. Global
Information
Technology
Report
 78/148
 86/144
 86/142
 86/138
 ↑ 8 6 of 10
 Apr-15
 WEF
7. Travel and
Tourism Report
 n/a 82/140
 n/a
 94/139
 ↑ 12 7 of 8
 Mar-15
 WEF
8. Global
Innovation
Index
 100/143
 90/142
 95/141
 91/125
 ↓ 10 7 of 9
 Jul-15
 World
Intellectual
Property Org
9. Logistics
Performance
Index
 57/160
 n/a
 52/155
 n/a
 ↓ 5
 6 of 9
 Mar-16
 World Bank
10. Fragile States
Index
 52/178 59/178
 56/177
 50/177
 ↓ 7 8 of 10
 Jun-15
 Fund for
Peace
11. Global
Enabling
Trade Index
 64/138
 n/a
 72/132
 n/a
 ↑ 8 6 of 10
 Mar-15
 WEF
12. Global Gender
Gap Report
5/136
 8/135
 8/135
 ↑ 3 1 of 9
 Oct-14
 WEF
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 






* As of September 2014

 
 COLUMN GUIDE

  • The Change column shows the movement in ranking from the previous year to the latest year available. For example, the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report is released every two years. In 2013, the Philippines advanced 12 spots to No. 82 from No. 94 in 2011.

 

  • The ASEAN Rank column shows the position of the Philippines relative to other ASEAN economies for the most recent year available. For example, the Philippines is ranked 5th out of 5 ASEAN economies reviewed in the 2014 IMD World Competitiveness Report.

 

SPECIAL NOTES


  • The IFC Ease of Doing Business Report is named one year in advance of the release. For example, the Doing Business Report 2014 was released in October 2013.

 

  • The Fragile States Index (formerly known as the Failed States Index) is reverse-ranked with the 178th nation considered as very sustainable. In 2013, the Philippines moved up three spots from 56th to 59th of 178 countries.

 

  • Press releases on the reports are available on the News and Bulletin/Announcements Archives. You may also click on the name of the reports above to automatically be redirected to related news.