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V. PROPOSED STATISTICAL OUTPUTS OF THE IISF IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS The proposed statistical outputs using the IISF framework in the next two years were formulated to be able to address the major data gaps on investment statistics. The proposal also included linking of the data that are being produced by government agencies as well as those of business organizations and institutions and to come up with quarterly and annual investment statistical reports for policy makers, investors, and the general public. 1. Measure the stock of FDI in the country consistent with the flows data. This could be best done by processing the SEC-AFS with foreign investments. The information on FDI equities and loans could be required by the SEC going forward. 2. Measure the stock and flows of private domestic investments by enhancing the PSA- ASPBI. The ASPBI could add more financial variables for measuring assets, liabilities, fixed assets, current assets, intellectual property, innovations, and other investment data as well as identify FDI and non-FDI enterprises. 3. Get data on realized investments. Data on realized investments are the most current data which could be matched with the flows data being generated by the BSP. 4. In coordination with concerned agencies, businesses and NGOs compile data on investment-related goals such as ease of doing business, skills, technology, infrastructures, and strong macroeconomy. 5. Monitor, manage and assess non-financial performance of corporations and partnerships across economic, environmental, and social aspects towards achieving universal targets of sustainability such as the SDG, as well as key programs such as eradication of poverty and AmBisyon 2040. 6. Generate cross-disaggregation of FDI by country with further breakdown by sector. We also recommend by country/by sector breakdown of reinvestment of earnings and debt instruments components of FDI considering their significant share in total FDI. 7. Set-up an integrated investment data collection system based on the investment statistical framework and establish the investments information system comprising three subcomponents: foreign direct investments, private domestic investments and government investments. 8. Prepare quarterly and annual investment statistical reports for policy makers, investors, and the general public. 15

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