REPORT CARD

Report	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	CHANGE 2010/11 to LATEST	SOURCE	Top 1/3
Doing Business Report		99/190	103/189	95/189	108/189	138/185	136/183	148/183	+49	International Finance Corporation	63
Economic Freedom Index	58/180	70/178	76/178	89/178	97/177	107/179	115/179	-	+57	Heritage Foundation	60
Corruption Perceptions Index	-	101/168	95/168	85/175	94/177	105/176	129/183	134/178	+33	Transparency International	58
Global Competitiveness Report	-	57/138	47/140	52/144	59/148	65/144	75/142	85/139	+28	World Economic Forum	47
Global Enabling Trade Index	-	-	n/a	64/138	n/a	72/132	n/a	*92/125	+28	World Economic Forum	46
Travel and Tourism Report	79/136	n/a	74/141	n/a	82/140	n/a	94/139	n/a	+15	World Economic Forum	46
Global Innovation Index	73/128	74/128	83/141	100/143	90/142	95/141	91/125	-	+18	World Intellectual Property Organization	42
Global Information Technology Report	-	77/139	76/143	78/148	86/144	86/142	86/138	-	+9	World Economic Forum	48
E-Government Index	-	71/193	-	95/193	-	88/191	-	78/184	+7	United Nations	64
Fragile States Index	-	54/178	48/178	52/178	59/178	56/177	50/177	-	+4	Fund for Peace	118
Global Gender Gap Report	-	7/144	7/145	9/142	5/136	8/135	8/135	9/142	+2	World Economic Forum	47
World Competitiveness Yearbook	41/63	42/60	41/60	42/60	38/60	43/59	41/59	-	-1	International Institute for Management Development	21
Logistics Performance Index	-	71/160	n/a	57/160	n/a	52/155	n/a	44/155	-27	World Bank	53

HOW TO READ THE REPORT CARD

• The Change column shows the movement in the 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.
• The IFC of Doing Business Report is named one year in advance of the release. For example, the Doing Business Report 2016 was released in October 2015.
• The Fragile States Index (formerly known as the Failed States Index) is reverse-ranked with the 178th nation considered as very sustainable. In 2016, the Philippines slipped six spots from 48th to 54th out of 178 countries.