The Social Development Research Center (SDRC) is an academic research institution of De La Salle University-Manila, established in 1979. It is committed to advancing learning through high-quality research and training that informs policy, empowers communities, and addresses pressing social issues. SDRC serves as a hub for generating transformative knowledge and promoting equitable, inclusive, and sustainable development. With a mandate to pursue research responsive to society’s changing needs, SDRC also engages in advocacy, capacity building, and collaboration with institutions across the Philippines and globally.
Books
Holding Their Own: Small Holder Production, Marketing and Women Issues in Philippine Agroforestry, Ma. Elena Chiong-Javier, Caroline Duque-Piñon, Agustin R. Mercado Jr., and Manuel R. Reyes
Quality of Family Planning Counseling: Lens from Stakeholders, Exaltacion E. Lamberte, Loyd Brendan P. Norella, Jose Alberto S. Reyes, and Cristina A. Rodriguez
