Philippines drops in Good Country Index

The Philippines fell seven places to 94th out of 174 countries in the latest version of the Good Country Index (GCI), published by the government advisory ﬁrm Anholt & Co. The index measures how much each country contributes to the planet and the global population relative to its size, which is measured by gross domestic product (GDP).

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Philippines drops in Good Country Index

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