The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP) is a legacy project of Ferdinand Marcos Sr that was completed in 1984 but was never operational due to subsequent political, environmental, and medical concerns. Recently, there have been talks to revive the BNPP with financial, technical, and regulatory improvements.

If it were to be reopened, it would be the first as there have been nuclear power plants in the Czech Republic and the USA revived after being long abandoned.

Additionally, the Philippines Energy Plan 2020-2040 states that achieving a reduced GHG emission target and making energy cheaper is by introducing nuclear power as a long-term energy option.

Restrictive Population Control refers to restrictions on access to contraceptives, birth control drugs, and abortion to limit access to reproductive control. Currently, South Korea has Pro-Natalist Support which refer to policies and programs aimed at raising the birth rate which has been consistently declining since 2002 through matchmaking initiatives, subsidies, and financial incentives to encourage family formation.

A peace poll is a type of public opinion poll in which the parties involved in a conflict draft questions for the public. The communities affected by the conflict respond to these questions, and the results are made public. Peace polls are often organized by an external mediator and their research team. The first use of a peace poll was in Northern Ireland after the signing of the Belfast Agreement. It was used to address issues related to housing, education, and political development.