Public transport in Metro Manila drive. As such, the rear and emergency doors are swapped. Manila's local style of shared taxi. Public transport in Metro Manila Public transport in Metro Manila, Philippines is provided by light rail, rapid transit, commuter rail, bus, jeepney, UV Express and taxicab. In 2015 e-hailing services Uber and Grab launched in Metro Manila to provide mobile app enabled ride-hailing and ride sharing services. In April 2018 Uber exited the Philippines market leaving Grab as the sole operator in the Manila e-hailing transport segment. , there are two different rapid transit systems in Metro Manila: the Manila Light Rail Transit System,
Extreme poverty 2014–2015: The road to zero extreme poverty", in which its authors assert that though the international communities' goal of ending extreme poverty by 2030 is laudable, much more targeted resources will be necessary to reach said target. The report states that "To eradicate extreme poverty, massive global investment is required in social assistance, education and pro-poorest economic growth". Concern Worldwide is an international humanitarian organization whose mission is to end extreme poverty by influencing decision makers at all levels of government (local -> international). Concern has also produced a report on extreme poverty in which they explain their own conception