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PhilippinesDeddette L. Suacito
The Philippines
Location : Southeastern Asia, archipelago between the Philippine Sea and the South China Sea, east of Vietnam
Area : total: 300,000 sq km land : 298,170 sq km water : 1,830 sq km
Population : estimated: 91,983,000Islands : 7,107
Cities - 122
Provinces 80
Autonomous Region 2ARMM, Cordillera
BASILAN PROVINCE
SARANGANI I.TAWI�TAWI
SARANGANI I.
SARANGANI
BASILAN
SULU
TAWI�TAWI
ZAMBOANGA
DEL SUR
MAGUINDANAO
SULTAN
KUDARAT
COTABATO
ZAMBOANGA
DEL NORTEMISAMIS
OCC.
LANAO
DEL
NORTE
LANAO
DEL SUR
BRIGADE AORBRIGADE AOR
ISABELA CITY
LANTAWAN
MALUSO
SUMISIP
UNGKAYA-PUKAN
LAMITAN
TIPO-TIPO
TUBURAN
AKBAR
MOH. AJUL
ALBARKA
HADJI MUTAMAD
LAND AREA: 1,379 SqKm- mainland: 1,245 SqKm- islets: 60
Located in Western Mindanao, Philippines
2,092 sq kilometers total land area, 332,828 populationRich with agricultural and marine resourcesCity: 2MUN: 12BRGY’s: 261
TABUAN LASA
POPULATION: 408,520
MOSLEMS: 65%--YAKANS: 53%--TAUSUG/SAMAL: 12%
BASILAN DEMOGRAPHY
CHRISTIANS: 35%--CHAVAKANO--BISAYA--ILONGO
Lack of Citizen
Empowerment
Environmental Degradation
Inadequate access to basic
services (e.g. Higher
education)
Culture of Violence
and Silence
� Rapid increase of lawless
element with young recruits.
� Kidnappings of lowly people
� Feuds (Family and Political)
� Proliferation of arms
� Passive and Complacent
citizenry
Governance
�Lack of accountability and transparency
in all aspect of governance
�Inactive special bodies in most LGUs
�Lack of political will
�Passive citizen that leads to non-
participatory government
�Poor visibility of LCEs and LGU officials in
most areas to include at the Barangay
level
RESPONSESdifferent strand
OUR VISION
A People’s Foundation committed for Peace and Development in partnership with communities.
Capability Building of Civil Society Leaders
Strengthening ofCivil Society
Organizations/LGUs
Participation in LGU Mechanisms
Formation & Training of Youth and Women
Economic
Social Services, Health and Education
Infrastructure
Culture of Peace
Local Conflict Resolution
Mechanisms
Policy Advocacy
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND
EMPOWERMENT
PEACE AND SECURITY
DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS
EnvironmentMilitary/Non-State
Entities
Community Participation and Empowerment
1. Governance and Empowered Citizenry– Capability Building for LGUs, CSO and
Communities
– Formulation of Barangay Development Plan
– Resource Mobilization technical skills
2. Children and Youth Program
• Alternative Learning System for OSCY
• Integrated Technical Education Program and Livelihood Projects
• Scholarship for Victims /Survivors of Conflict and war
3. Gender and Development
• Strengthening Women
Organization: CB,
Advocacy and Livelihood
Developmental Rights
• Microfinance:
– 2,500 beneficiaries of women, farmers, fisher folks, youth
1. Economic Development
Children and Youth Program
• Employment and Livelihood Program
– Job Fair
– Processing Passport
• Formation of Young People
• Federation of OSCY Graduates
2. Coastal Resource Management– Mangrove Preservation/Rehab and Environmental
Education
– Training of Farmers and Fisherfolks
– Rehabilitated/Planting of 67 ha of mangroove
– Marine protected area established
3.Water ProjectsCommunity Preparation and Capability Building (BAWASA)Registration of the BAWASA as an independent entityEstablishment of 9 Level II Potable water system
First Ferro Cement Water Reservoir6.5 Liters Capacity
Alternative Community Health Based Program
Organizing Community Health Volunteers
Awareness raising, Capacity Building
Reflexo therapyHerbal Preparation and demonstration
Sustainable Agriculture
Localize agricultural development byincreasing farm productivity thru organicfarming and strengthening marketnetworks and organizing communityfarmers.
Peace and Security1. Peace Education, Culture of Peace Training Workshop Peace CampsPeer Mediation Training Conflict Resolution Skills TrainingTeachers Training and workshop
MINDANAO WEEK OF PEACE
Citizens who are…
2.Peace Advocacy
MINDANAO WEEK OF PEACE
�Recognizing and respecting cultural differences�Appreciating and provide opportunities for the
expression of peace aspiration in. various forms
� Involving LGUs, schools, churches, security, media and all other sectors and communities in special activities for peace
3. Interreligious Assembly
A Day of Prayer, Statements,Meetings and Peace activities
4.Disaster Prevention and Risk Management
• Psychosocial Stress debriefing
• Emergency Food,
• Housing and Water
• Disaster Management Training
WATER AND SANITATION PROGRAM
Methodology
• Social Preparation and Mobilization: PCIA/PRA
• Pre construction preparation: Water sampling: DOST
• Capacity Building: Leadership, Organizational Management, Conflict Resolution skills and Policy Making and exposure
• Water System Construction
• BAWASA Organizing and registration of PO
• Sustainability
Water
• Identification of source
Capacity BLDG and MOA Signing
Hauling and Construction
Evaluation and Assessment
People involved
• NFI Engineer and Monitoring Officer and Community Organizer
• LGU and BLGU: Mayor and Municipal Council
• Municipal Planning Officer and Municipal Engineer
• Military and Academe
• Municipal health officer and Barangay health workers and volunteers
• Community leaders and members: religious, women
• Land 0wners and source donor
Impact
• Livelihood>more families dealt on productive activities such as backyard gardening, farming, and food making
>generate employment from construction, operation and maintenance
• Environment> watershed developed and protected
>water source far away from residences and is fence to protect the area from astray animals
• Health & Sanitation decreased of water borne diseases, awareness the importance of potable water, gardening at home therefore more vegetables,
• Capacity Developed>Operating ,Managing and developing a level II potable water system
>identifying other needs in their area>Networking with other agencies for expansion>Analyzing and decision making>monitoring and recording
Role of the Local Government Unit
• Facilitates in the identification of water source
• Provides leverage: technical and human assistance: vehicle and equipments, and Cash
• Aid of Legislation: partnership
• Monitors Sustainability of the projects
PARTNERS(different designs)
• LGU’s and Agencies
(Provincial, City, Municipal, Barangay)
• NGO and P0s
• AFP & PNP
• Academe
• Agrarian
Reform
Communities
• Religious
• Business
• Communities and Sectors: Youth, Women, Farmers
RESULTSdifferent tenon
• Organizing of PAGTABANGAN
KAWMAN
• Basilan
Island
Partnership
Access Center
• New relationship and partnership building between and among CSOs, Local government and other stakeholders including religious and Military
• Institutionalization of CSOs involvement and participation in the different LSB :
� Regional Development Council
� City and Municipal School Board and Health Board
� City Monitoring Committee,
� PPOC
� PDRMC
� Provincial CSO Coach
for ELA
Formulation of
the CSO agenda
� Municipal Level PO and NGOs
�Incorporated in the ELA
� Publication of Basilan CSO
• Inclusive and not exclusive
in responding societal divides
STRATEGIES
• Efforts of coordinated
activities:
Peace Caravans, HOPE election ,
Disaster Risk Preparedness, Basic
Social Services delivery, Capacity
Building for CSOs,
Mainstreaming multi stakeholders ProcessesProgram and Project IdentificationOrientation Implementation Assessment andevaluation
•Leveraging,
commitment
of some LGUs
in the
implementation
of the different
projects
CHALLENGES
• Strengthen CSOs
Participation
and organization
• Strengthen engagement
with LGUs towards changes
in institutional policies,
programs and budget allocation
Magsukul !