Government of the Philippines

Summary

Government of the Philippines is a government^[1]. It ranks in the top 6% of government entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (402 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Government of the Philippines is in the country of Philippines^[3].
• Government of the Philippines's instance of is recorded as government^[4].
• Government of the Philippines's instance of is recorded as executive branch^[5].
• Government of the Philippines's coat of arms image is recorded as Coat of arms of the Philippines.svg^[6].
• Government of the Philippines's ISNI is recorded as 0000000403672347^[7].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Foreign Affairs^[8].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Justice (Philippines)^[9].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Agriculture^[10].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Public Works and Highways^[11].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Education^[12].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Labor and Employment^[13].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of National Defense^[14].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Health of the Philippines^[15].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Trade and Industry^[16].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Agrarian Reform^[17].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of the Interior and Local Government^[18].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Tourism^[19].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Transportation^[20].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Information and Communications Technology^[21].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Social Welfare and Development^[22].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Budget and Management^[23].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Science and Technology^[24].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development^[25].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Energy^[26].
• Government of the Philippines's child organization or unit is recorded as Department of Environment and Natural Resources^[27].

Body

Founding

+1946-07-04T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Government of the Philippines^[28].

Operations

Subsidiaries include Department of Foreign Affairs^[8], a foreign affairs ministry^[29], in Philippines^[30], founded in 1898^[31]; Department of Justice (Philippines)^[9], a justice ministry^[32], in Philippines^[33], founded in 1898^[34]; Department of Agriculture^[10], a ministry of agriculture^[35], in Philippines^[36], founded in 1974^[37], headquartered in Elliptical Road^[38]; Department of Public Works and Highways^[11], a ministry of public works^[39], in Philippines^[40], founded in 1981^[41], headquartered in Port Area^[42]; Department of Education^[12], a ministry of education^[43], in Philippines^[44], founded in 2001^[45], headquartered in Pasig^[46]; and Department of Labor and Employment^[13], an executive department of the Philippines^[47], in Philippines^[48], founded in 1933^[49].

Why It Matters

Government of the Philippines ranks in the top 6% of government entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (402 views/month).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[50] It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[51]