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Comment: See Help:Referencing for beginners. ^{In solidarity,} 🏳️‍🌈JohnLaurens333 ^{(They/them • Talk • Contribs)} 19:01, 17 June 2026 (UTC)

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Ramon Logan Jr.

Ramon Logan Jr. is a Filipino full-stack developer and civic technology advocate based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. He develops volunteer-driven, open-source digital platforms focused on educational accessibility, local government transparency, and public health in the Philippines [1][2].

Early Life and Career

Ramon Logan Jr. earned his Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from AMA Computer College in Lipa City, Batangas. During his college years, financial constraints limited his access to licensed software applications. This experience later informed his work in developing accessible, free and open source software alternatives for underprivileged students in the Philippines [1][3].

Currently working as an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW), Logan is a full stack developer in Abu Dhabi, where his professional work focuses on enterprise web development, performance optimization, and IT infrastructure. He develops and maintains his civic technology and public-interest platforms independently outside of his standard working hours [1][4].

Educational Technology Projects

Logan is the creator and lead developer of Abakada.org, an online directory that compiles free and open-source software (FOSS) for Filipino students, educators, and professionals. The platform was built to provide legitimate alternatives to expensive software subscriptions, aiming to reduce software piracy and lower the risk of malware from illegal downloads [1][2].

The directory hosts over 1,200+ software tools categorized into fields such as programming, graphic design, and office productivity [1][3]. To address the infrastructure limitations often found in remote regions of the Philippines, Abakada.org is optimized to load on slow internet connections and offers localized support in English, Tagalog, Bisaya, and Ilokano [1][2].

In addition to software indexing, the platform provides structured learning paths aligned with national educational standards to help students develop technical skills. The initiative is supported by the civic technology organization BetterGov.ph, with the stated goal of serving as a primary digital library to help bridge the software gap for Filipino learners [1][3].

Civic Technology and Public Health

Using his background in web development, Logan has built several open-source platforms aimed at connecting citizens with local government data and health resources.

BetterSolano: Logan founded BetterSolano.org, a community transparency portal designed to make local government information and public services more accessible to the residents of Solano, Nueva Vizcaya. As a companion project, he developed Solano Quiz, an interactive web application that tests users on the municipality's history, culture, and geography.
BetterGov.ph: He is an active contributor to BetterGov.ph, a volunteer-operated organization that advocates for transparency, accountability, and open government data in the Philippines.
HIV Care Philippines: Expanding his work into public health, Logan helped develop hivcareph.org. The platform serves as a digital resource to expand awareness, support networks, and access to HIV care services in the Philippines.

References

The Global Filipino Magazine - "The advocate behind a growing free tech movement in Philippine education" Verified source: https://theglobalfilipinomagazine.com/the-advocate-behind-a-growing-free-tech-movement-in-philippine-education/
WalasTech - "Abakada.org wants to close the software gap in Philippine schools" Verified source: https://walastech.com/news/abakada-org-wants-to-close-the-software-gap-in-philippine-schools/
GMA News - "OFW developer launches software hub for Filipino students" Verified source: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/pinoyabroad/dispatch/989216/ofw-developersoftware-hub-filipino-students/story/
Bombo Radyo - "OFW developer naglunsad ng libreng software hub para sa mga estudyanteng Pilipino" Verified source: https://tuguegarao.bomboradyo.com/ofw-developer-naglunsad-ng-libreng-software-hub-para-sa-mga-estudyanteng-pilipino/