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List of Non -Government Organization in the Philippines
Acronym: ASFI
Type of Organization: NGO Follow
Head of the Organization: Lemia L Simbulan
Designation: Executive Director
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Acronym: APPROTECH Asia
Type of Organization: NGO
Head of the Organization: Lilia O. Ramos Tungkol sa Akin
Designation: Executive Director ludybernal
Address: G/F PSDC Bldg., Real Corner Magallanes Sts., Intramuros 1002 Manila
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 527-6514 / 527-3477 Tingnan ang aking kumpletong profile
Fax Number: (63)(2) 527-3744
Email Address: aptechmnl@phil.gn.apc.org
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Website Address: http://www.pins.ph.net/aptec
Mission
To improve the quality of life of the common people by empowering them to utilize, indigenize
and safeguard resources.
Goals
to promote and facilitate the exchange/transfer of appropriate technology utilizing the latest and most
effective information technology for international understanding and cooperation;
to stimulate, facilitate and educate poticy-makers, planners and practitioners on sustainable
development issues and policies for advocacy with government and policy-making groups as well as
develop effective networking strategies and mechanisms for cooperation and sharing; and
to encourage the development, promotion and sharing of technical "know-how" among village
organizations including management skills in managing people, financial resources end results of
researches to meet people's needs.
Projects and Services

Appropriate Technology Development and Promotion
Women in Science and Technology
Water and Sanitation
Information Technology
Livelihood Technology Program (LIVETECH)
Professional Consultant's Program
A.T. Training Center and Library
Asian NGO Coalition
Acronym: ANGOC
Head of the Organization: Roel R. Ravanera
Address: P.O. Box 3107 QCCPO 1103, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 929-3019 / 433-7653 / 433-7654
Fax Number: (63)(2) 920-7434
Email Address: angoc@angoc.ngo.ph
Website Address: /angoc/

Goals
In 1998 ANGOC declared its all-out commitment to food security in its strategic action plan for
1998-2001. It launched a project designed to enhance food security in 200 Asian rural communities
by securing for them greater access to productive resources, promoting resource conservation and
empowering them to make economic and political decisions that affect their day-to-day lives.
ANGOC's Strategy to achieve this goal is three-pronged.
Capacity building. This strategy is designed to "Strengthened" the network and to prepare it for the
task it has taken on . It would need an efficient and effective management information system (MIS),
greater involvement from its member, and financial stability.
Policy advocacy. ANGOC realized early on that just one wrong-headed policy or law could wipe out
many year's worth of hard-won gains. Hence, there should be no let-up in efforts to secure policy
reforms that favor or support equitable land or resource redistribution, sustainable agriculture and
people's participation.
Strategic networking. This involves maintaining and cultivating partnership and alliances at the global,
regional, national and local levels.
Programs
Food Security
Agrarian Reform and Resource Rights
Sustainable Agriculture and Resource Management
Participatory Local Governance
Bantay Kalikasan

Head of the Organization: Marlo Mendoza
Address: ABS-CBN Foundation, Mother Ignacia Avenue, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 410-9670 / 925-3333 / 925-5555
Fax Number: (63)(2) 925-3333 / 925-55555
Email Address: kalikasan@abs-cbn.com
Catholic Media Network

Acronym: CMN
Head of the Organization: Fr. Francis Lucas
Designation: President / CEO
Address: 2307 Pedro Gil Street, Santa Ana, Manila
Telephone No.: (63)(2)563-7313 / 563-7316
Fax No.: (63)(2) 563-7327
Email Address: cmn@psdn.org.ph
Website Address: /cmn
Center for Agrarian Reform and Rural Development
Acronym: CARRD
Head of the Organization: Oscar Castillo
Address: 22 Matipid St., Sikatuna Village, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 536-5040
Email Address: cdsf@earthling.net
Center for Alternative Development Initiatives
Acronym: CADI
Head of the Organization: Nicanor Perlas
Designation: President
Address: 110 Sct. Rallos, Timog, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 928-3986 / 928-7608
Fax Number: (63)(2) 928-7608
Email Address: cadi@info.com.ph
Center for Community Services
Acronym: CCS
Head of the Organization: Ruth Canlas
Address: Social Development Complex, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights, Quezon City
Tel No.: (63)(2) 426-5997
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 426-5997
Center for Economic and Policy Research
Acronym: CEPR
Type of Organization: Research / Academe
Head of the Organization: Bienvenido Alano
Address: 2nd Floor ZETA Bldg., Salcedo St., Legazpi Village, Makati City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 635-5201 to 5
Fax Number: (63)(2) 633-9786
Email Address: paeap@mozcom.com
Mission
To be active partners in the national efforts to achieve sustained economic growth, thriving on
industrial efficiency and competitiveness, and based on sustainable management of the
country's resources.
Center for Environmental Concerns
Acronym: CEC
Head of the Organization: Roberto Guevarra
Address: 175-B Kamias Road Extension, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 920-9099
Fax Number: (63)(2) 921-1531
Email Address: cec@psdn.org.ph
robguevarra@iname.com
Website Address: /cec
Objectives
Established in 1989, the Center's main objectives are to promote awarenesss, knowledge and
use of environmental protection and rehabilitation concepts and technologies, as well as conduct
research and develop protection and rehabilitation models.
Activities
EDUCATIONAL WORK in the form of trainors' training, curriculum development, grassroots and
sectoral workshops on environmental actions and other specialized topics;
RESEARCH on environmentally harmful technologies and their alternatives together with rehabilitation
strategies for environmentally degraded communities;
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT together with affected communities;
DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES to serve as models for environmental
rehabilitation;
COMPILATION AND DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION on environmental issues for the use of
partners and concerned researchers; and
FACILITATION OF VOLUNTEER WORK in different non-government organizations and people's
organizations for local and foreign individuals and groups.
Programs
Education and Training Department (ETD)
- Basic Environmental Awareness to Action courses
- Specialized courses
Ecological Studies and Management Department (ESMD)
- Integrated Evaluation System
- Environmental Policy Studies
- Administration Unit
Citizen's Disaster Response Center
Acronym: CDRC
Head of the Organization: Zenaida Delica
Address: No. 18 Cabanatuan Road, Phil-Am Homes, West Avenue, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 924-0386
Clean and Green Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: CGFI
Head of the Organization: Imelda Sarmiento
Executive Director: Executive Director
Address: 2/F FEBT Bldg. 3, Muralla St. cor. Solana, Intramuros, Manila
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 528-0504 / 528-0976 / 527-4390
Fax Number: (63)(2) 528-0491
Email Address: cgfi@epic.net
Comprehensive Research Program on Population

and Development - Demographic Research and
Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: CRP-POPDEV
Head of the Organization: Dr. Corazon M. Raymundo
Designation: Project Director
Address: c/o UP Population Institute, Rm. 232 Palma Hall
University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 920-5402
Email Address: crp@psdn.org.ph
Vision
The CRP is a program of major initiatives in research and training on population and
development integration in support of policy making, planning, and program development and
implementation.
Trailblazing Approaches
The CRP follows a project framework that focuses on two tracks of activities:
Institutional Strengthening for Research. This track hopes to increase and improve
the pool of experts through:
- M. A. Demography Fellowships
- Short-term training in POPDEV
Research Implementation. The Population Management Program community in the
Philippines has identified several topics as priorities:
- Data Development Initiatives (DDI)
- Population Integration into Existing Policy and Evaluation Instruments
- POPDEV Policy Issues
Cooperative Foundation Philippines, Inc.
Acronym: CFPI
Head of the Organization: Horacio "Boy" Morales
Address: 3 Maunawain St., Brgy. Pinyahan, Central District, Quezon City
Fax Number: (63)(2) 921-2042
Email Address: cfpi@pw.net
angkoop@pw.net
Vision
CFPI envisions a united, productive and empowered Cooperative Sector which will be a major
pillar in the economic, social and political development of the Philippines.
Mission
CFPI advocates innovative approaches and models empowerment, unity, and productivity of
cooperatives along the frameworks of social justice and sustainable development.
Goals
To provide strategic leadership in the advocacy of innovative models to achieve sustained solidarity,
improved socio-economic and political leverage of the Cooperative Sector in the Philippines.
To develop and promote social and economic approaches and systems, based on the local experiences
and relevant current theories, which will increase the business productivity and improve the leadership
and management cooperatives; and
To develop pilot models of cooperative organizing and development in selected areas and sectors.
Corporate Network for Disaster Response
Acronym: CNDR
Head of the Organization: Alberto A. Lim
Address: Unit 606 City and Land Megaplaza, ADB Avenue cor Garnet Street, Ortigas Complex, Pasig City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 687-0944
Fax Number: (63)(2) 634-5538
Email Address: cndr@psdn.org.ph
Website: http://www.cndr.ph

Vision
To build a voluntary alliance of private corporations, business associations and corporate
foundations, operating in the Philippines which engages in disaster prevention, mitigation and
preparedness programs and mobilizes timely and appropriate responses to man-made and natural
disasters.
Goals
To mobilize the corporate sector to respond to natural and human made disasters and hazards;
To incorporate the pioneering efforts of its members in facilitating business sector participation in
disaster management; and
To provide means for the business sector to collaborate with government, non-government
organizations and international agencies for effective delivery of disaster management services.
Activities
Implementation of Bayanihan - building multi-sectoral partnerships for disaster Preparedness,
Mitigation and Prevention (PMP) Program
Emergency Response Program
- Provision of disaster relief assistance;
- Provision of rehabilitation projects like shelter assistance project, etc;
- Organization of provincial command centers/local networks headed by member; and
organizations who will provide immediate relief assistance in the disaster stricken areas.
Alliance Building Program
- Conduct of symposia/seminars for member corporations, partner organizations and local
networks;
- Production and distribution of newsletters, annual reports and;
- Provision of technical assistance to member corporations, partner organizatios and local
networks.
Earthsavers' Movement

Head of the Organization: Roger Birosel
Address: Unit 1203 Gotesco Regency Twin Tower B, Concepcion
Ermita, Manila
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 894-1327
Fax Numbers: (63)(2) 819-3494
Email Address: esm@pworld.net.ph
Earth Station Writers' & Artists' Collective, Inc.
Acronym: Earth Station

Address: #30 Biak-na-Bato St, Santol, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 715-2862
Email Address: earthsta@psdn.org.ph
Environmental Broadcast Circle
Acronym: EBC
Head of the Organization: Elizabeth Roxas
Address: c/o PFRB 4/F NIA Bldg. A, Edsa, Quezon City 1100
Telephone No.: (0917) 536-9454
Fax Number: (63)(2) 642-2128
Email Address: bethcebc@epic.net
Website Address: /ebc
Vision
The Environmental Broadcast Circle (EBC) envisions the development of:
a community of broadcasters concerned about the environment and committed to the task of educating the public
about sustainable development;
a Filipino public that is aware of and concerned about the conservation, protection and renewal of the
environment;
empowered communities that are provided with choices of action for sustainable development.
Mission
The Environmental Broadcast Circle (EBC) aims to:
link sectors and communities with broadcast media to surface their issues and initiatives concerning sustainable
development
package understandable, scientific, concise, and varied information to assist broadcasters in the preparation of
comprehensive and balanced programs in support of sustainable development
provide venues for networking of environmental broadcasters for exchange of information, views and resources.
Environmental Center of the Philippines Foundation
Acronym: ECPF
Head of the Organization: Gregorio L. Magdaraog
Address: Room 317 Philippine Social Science Center Building (PSSC), Commonwealth Avenue
Diliman, Quezon City
Fax Number: (63)(2) 453-7412
Email Address: ecpf@mnl.sequel.net
Objectives
To protect and improve the environment to a quality which permits a life of dignity and well-being
To safeguard, through rational palnning and management, the natural resources of the country
including air, water, land, flora and fauna for the benefit of the present and future generations
To preserve the heritage of wildlife and its habitat which are now threatened by adverse factors
To produce, improve or restore vital renewable resources in order to maintain the capacity of the earth
and to safeguard against depletion of non-renewable resources
To prevent, minimize or render harmless the discharge of pollutants to the environment in order to avoid
irreversible damage upon the ecosystems which are harmful to human health, living resources and
marine life
To ensure a favorable living and working environment by creating conditions which are necessary for
the improvement of the quality life
To obtain maximum social, economic and environmental benefits by judicious planning of human
settlements, with due concern for demographic policies
To identify, avoid and control environmental risks and seek the solution of environmental problems
through science and technology
To broaden the base for an enlightened opinion and responsible conduct by individuals, enterprises and
consumers in protecting and improving the environment in its full dimension by eduaction in
environmental matters.
To promote scientific research and development on national, regional and international level to support
and assist free flow of scientific information and to make available the knowledge derived therefrom
Environmental Education Center
Acronym: EEC
Address: Miriam College Foundation, Inc.
Katipunan Road, Diliman, Quezon City
TeleFax Number: (63)(2) 920-5093
Email Address: eerc@psdn.org.ph
Vision
The EEC envisions the development of a public who: as children of God, are stewards of His creation, as Filipino
citizens, are aware of and who advocate the need for ecological balance and sustainable development; and as
individuals, practice environmental protection in their daily lives.
Mission
EEC aims to provide assistance in environmental education efforts of Miriam College and in
environmental movement.
The main concern is education, focusing on training, curriculum development, instructional materials
and research.
As part of the environmental movement, it involves itself in activities that promote ecological balance
and sustainable development.
Environmental Legal Defense
Acronym: ENDEFENSE
Address: 340 Villamor St., Pinaglabanan, San Juan, Metro Manila
Email Address: endefense@phil.gn.apc.org
Mission
To respond systematically to increasing incidents of violence, harassment, intimidation and other
actions directed against individuals, communities and organizations involved in the defense of
environment; and
To support other organizations and individuals who are at the forefront of defending these
environmental frontliners in the legal area.
Objective
To create mechanisms that will support individual lawyers, allies, legal and non-government
organizations, people and community organizations committed to defending and protecting the
biodiversity of the Philippines' natural resources.
Foundation for Development Alternatives, Inc.
Acronym: FDA
Head of the Organization: Lita Asis
Address: 77-A. Rosa Alvero St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 433-6495
Email Address: fdagen@info.com.ph
Foundation for the Philippine Environment
Acronym: FPE
Head of the Organization: Julio Galvez Tan
Address: 77 Matahimik St., West Teacher's Village, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 927-2186 / 927-9403 / 926-9629
Fax Number: (63)(2) 922-3022
Email Address: fpe@infonet.com
Vision
To put up a massive effort to address environmental problems that will involve all Filipinos,
particularly at the grassroots, and their partners in the international community.
Mission
To help reverse the destruction of the Philippine natural resource base through a strategic and
integrated conservation program.
Goal
To provide financial resources needed to strengthen and support non-governmental organizations
(NGOs), people's organizations (POs) and communities to enable them to be proactive and capable
agents of biological diversity conservation and sustainable development.
Objectives
To initiate, assit and finance biological diversity conservation and sustainable development activities;
To generate additional financial resources for funding qualified projects in biodiversity conservation and
sustainable development; and
To encourage international and local cooperation between and among communities, NGOs and POs,
business groups and government organizations towards developing policies and efective programs fro
biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
Foundation for Sustainable Development, Inc.
Acronym: FSDI
Head of the Organization: Maria Dulce Cacha
Address: 86-B 18th Avenue, Murphy (Barangay San Roque), 1109 Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 913-4044
Fax Number: (63)(2) 913-4045
Email Address: fsdi@psdn.org.ph

Vision
"Humanity has the ability to make development sustainable - to ensure that it meets the
needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own
needs."
Mission/Goal
FSDI's primary goal is to promote the development and utilization of human, natural and
information resources, technologies and strategies for the improvement of the quality of life of
this generation as well as that of future generations.
Services
FSDI undertakes volunteer and contracted environmental-related socio-economic project
work for local communities, public and private sectors, including national and local government
units, government owned corporations and private enterprises.
FSDI's human resources include its home office staff, members and a network of non-
governmental organizations and professionals with specialization in the fields of agriculture,
marine science, community development, fisheries, management, social works, economics,
sociology, engineering, development finance, developmental communication, institutional
development, political science, planning, resource management and environmental sciences.
The information bases and analytical capabilities developed through previous project worked
equipped FSDI with a flexible set of tools for addressing environmental assessment, planning
and management problems in the public and private sectors. These services include:
Environmental Planning and Management

Natural Resources Management
Institutional Strengthening and Training
Integrated Resource Planning
Environmental Policy and Analysis
Information Systems and Development
Environmental Information-Education-Communication
Fundacion Santiago
Acronym: FS
Head of the Organization: Jose Ricardo Molina
Address: Unit 1209 West Tower, PSE Center, Pasig City
Email Address: GreenFm@phil.gn.apc.org
Furniture Industry Board Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: FIBFI
Type of Organization:
Head of the Organization: Erick N. Gaspar
Designation: Director
Address: CFIP Office, 9th Floor Strata 100, Emerald Avenue, Pasig City
Telephone Number: (63)(2) 631-2834 / 632-9007
Fax Number: (63)(2) 631-2977
Email Address: fibfi@psdn.org.ph
Geological Society of the Philippines
Acronym: GSP
Head of the Organization: Fred Antonio Dejada
Address: Room 50 cityland Building, Pioneer Street, Pasig City
Tele/Fax Number: (63)(2) 920-2036
Email Address: gsp@geosocphil.org.ph
Website Address: http://www.geosocphil.org.ph
The GSP was established in 1945 with the following objectives:
to promote the science of geology and allied earth sciences;

to foster the spirit of reasearch;
to disseminate knowledge concerning the Geology of the Philippines and the regions surrounding it;
and
to protect and maintain high professional and ethical standard in the practice of Geology amongst its
members.
Green Forum - Philippines
Acronym: GFP
Head of the Organization: Nikki Perlas
Designation: Chairperson
Address: Lot 12, Block 8 Galatians St., Sacred Heart Village, Phase II, Novaliches, Quezon City
Telephone Number: (63)(2) 935-4331
Fax Number: (63)(2) 935-4332
Email Address: GreenFm@phil.gn.apc.org
Vision
Achieving sustainable development through global cooperation creating a common future
Goals
A community focused, equity-led, decentralized and bio-regional based growth towards a better quality
of life for people and environment in our local and global community.
Value led and informed people's initiative as the main source of power for change, with the government
supporting such efforts.
Objective
To include environmental considerations in policy or project levels.
Haribon Foundation
Acronym: HARIBON
Head of the Organization: Dr. Helen N. Mendoza
Address: 9 Malingap cor. Malumanay Sts., West Teacher's Village, Diliman, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 925-3332 / 436-2756 / 435-3208
Fax Number: (63)(2) 925-3331
Email Address: act@haribon.org.ph
Website Address: http://www.haribon.org.ph
Vision
It envisions the country's ecosystems to be conserved and managed in a socially and scientifically
sound manner.
It envisions communities that are environmentally aware and responsible stewards of the environment.
It envisions a Philippine society that ensures equitable access to the benefits of its resources while
promoting a quality life that values the renewability, carrying capacity and the integrity of creation.
Mission
To promote and undertake community-based resource management strategies in specific sites;
To conduct scientific and socio-economic researches in the natural ecosystems for the benefit of
Filipino communities and promoting sustainable approaches to development;
To raise the national consciousness on sustainable development and promote a constituency for
environmental issues through membership.
Health Action Information Network
Acronym: HAIN
Head of the Organization: Dr. Michael L. Tan
Address: 9 Cabanatuan Road, Philam Homes, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 929-8805 / 927-6760
Fax Number: (63)(2) 929-8805
Email Address: hain@info.com.ph
Website Address: http://www.hain.org.ph
http://www.kalusugan.org.ph

Vision
To establish global linkages for local needs.
Goal
To raise the "health literacy" in the region.
Integrated Rural Development Foundation
Acronym: IRDF
Head of the Organization: Ruben Aspiras
Address: 45-A Mapagpakumbaba St., Sikatuna Village, Quezon City

Vision
IRDF envisions the fulfillment of the Filipino people's aspirations for a life of dignity, sufficiency
and self-reliance anchored on sustainable and equitable development.
Mission
To contribute to the empowerment and upliftment of the quality of life of the marginalized rural
sectors by strengthening grassroots initiatives in socio-economic, sustainable agriculture and
ecological endeavors.
International Centre for Living Aquatic Resources

Management
Acronym: ICLARM
Head of the Organization: Dr. Meryl Williams
Designation: Director General
Address: 2/F, Bloomingdale Building, 205 Salcedo St., Legaspi Village, Makati, Philippines
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 812-8641 local 236 / 818-0466 / 817-5255
Fax Number: (63)(2) 812-3798 / 816-3183
Email Address: iclarm_philippines@cgiar.org
Website Address: http://www.iclarm.org
International Rice Research Institute
Acronym: IRRI
Head of the Organization: Klaus Lampe
Address: P.O. Box 933 1099, Manila
Fax Number: (63)(2) 818-2087 / 522-4240
Email Address: Postmaster@IRRI.CGNET.COM
International South Group Network
Acronym: ISGN
Head of the Organization: Francisco Pascual Jr.
Designation: Philippine Coordinator
Address: c/o Resource Center for People's Development (RCPD) #24, Unit 7, Mapang-akit St.
Pinyahan, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 435-0815
Fax Number: (63)(2) 436-1831
Email Address: rcpd@info.com.ph
isgn@tri-isys.com
Website Address: http://www.isgnweb.org

Mission
To promote a value system that places people above profit in the development process, and considers
money as a means and not an end.
To promote the principle of the rights of peoples to self-determination in all its dimensions, internal as
well as external, political as well as economic, social and cultural, based on the principles of
democracy, justice and equality;
To promote a systematic and structural approach to development, human and democratic rights,
environment and peace and propagate an understanding of these various components as indivisible
and interdependent;
To promote direct access to organizations of affected peoples and their equal participation in decision-
making at the international level in a sustained, structured and comprehensive manner and through the
democratisation of international policy-making agencies;
To promote alternative economic strategies to the dominant neo-liberal model that shall encompass the
democratisation of control, ownership and management of productive assets and resources so that the
processes are truly directed and driven by democratic people's instituions.
International Training Network
Acronym: ITN
Head of the Organization: Rory Villaluna
Address: P-3 Minnesotta Mansion 267 Ermin Garcia St., Cubao, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 911-5783
Email Address: itnphil@compass.com.ph
watsan@itnphil.org.ph
Website Address: http://www.itnphil.org.ph
Services
ITN Foundation provides consultancy services to agencies about to implement or are already
implementing water and sanitation projects. It helps establish appropriate local water supply and
sanitation structures to help develop and implement community-based water supply and sanitation
management projects. The Foundation actively promotes community participation and encourages
local initiatives for the protection and conservation of water resources.
Kabang Kalikasan ng Pilipinas /

World Wide Fund - Philippines
Acronym: KKP / WWF
Head of the Organization: Romy Trono
Address: 23 Maalindog Street, UP Village, Diliman, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 433-3220 to 2
Fax Number: (63)(2) 426-3927
Email Address: kkp@wwf-phil.org.ph
Website Address: http://www.wwf-phil.org.ph
WWF-Philippines or Kabang Kalikasan ng Pilipinas (KKP) embarks on various environmental activities belonging to four major
programs: marine and small island ecosystems conservation, conservation science research and extension, community-based
conservation and entrepreneurship, and public information and education.
Its major projects include the following:
Dugong (Sea Cow) Research and Conservation
Whale watching on Pamilacan Island
Tubbataha Reef: Protecting Our Heritage
Rescuing the Turtle Island Territories
Mt. Guiting-guiting: Biodiversity in Abundance
Legal Rights and Natural Resources Center, Inc. -

Kasama sa Kalikasan
Acronym: LRC-KSK
Head of the Organization: Atty. Marvic M. Leonen
Address: 3/F Puno Bldg. #47 Kalayaan Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 927-9670
Fax Number: (63)(2) 920-7172
Email Address: lrcksk@mnl.sequel.net
lrc@phil.gn.apc.org
Vision
To effect ecologically sustainable, culturally appropriate, economically viable, gender sensitive,
equitable uses, management, conservation, and development of natural resources.
Mission
To accomplish the vision above through a dynamic, cohesive, self-sustaining organization of
dedicated, committed and fulfilled individuals intimately linked with communities of direct users of
natural resources.
Goals
The goal of the center is to empower the marginalized and disenfranchised peoples directly
dependent on our natural resources.
Programs
Policy Researches
The Research and Policy Development Division (RPD) develops and suggests culturally
appropriate, ecologically sound and sustainable legal policy options derived from the experiences of the
affected sectors together with relevant scientific researches. In developing and implementing these
policy options, the center requires the community or organization be involved the process.
Direct Legal Services
The Direct Legal Services Divisions (DLs) provides relevant and quality legal assistance to
organized sectors and communities of the rural poor. It assists partner non-governmental and peoples
organizations, coalitions, federations and alliances in analyzing, reviewing, recommending or amending
laws relating to the rural poor. It provides information as well as legal opinions whenever requested
within specific areas within the mandate of the center. Under special arrangements not inconsistent with
its mandate, the center also provides advice to specific agencies of government.
Campaigns
The Campaigns Division (CD) manages and participates in task forces designed to implement
national and international action plans on specific issues identified by the center. It strives to harness
the capabilities and potentials of communities, organizations as well as professionals, scientists and the
academe.
Public Information and External Linkages
The Public Information and External Linkages Division (PX) produces the various publications of the
center. It also establishes and maintains working linkages with institutions which are directly involved or
related to the formulation of alternative international and national programs and policies.
Geographical Extensions
Regional Branch Offices bring the various services and programs of the center with their defined
territorial areas of concern.
Lingkod Tao-Kalikasan
Acronym: LTK
Head of the Organization: Aida Velasquez
Designation: OSB
Address: P.O. Box 2734 Manila
Fax Number: (63)(2) 521-7225

Vision
To see justice and peace among humans through justice and peace with the Earth.
Mission
To promote appreciation for an awareness of our related ness with the Earth.
Merge Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: MERGE
Head of the Organization: Eleanor M. Nolasco
Designation: President/Executive Director
Address: 28 Hyacinth St., Roxas District, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 411-2774
Email Address: merge@pworld.com
Vision/Mission
A society where the citizen's basic rights are protected, upheld and promoted by the social institutions
mandated for such task;
A society that thrives on democratic processes that are just, humane and respectful of the rights of the
poor majority.
Goal and Strategy

A technology that services the needs of the poor and marginalized is what the Foundation aims
to install. Toward this end, the Foundation shall forge partnership and join the efforts of developmental
organizations and concerned individuals genuinely working for social transformation.
Services
Information/Communication Needs Analyses
Computer Literacy Program
Networking Strategies
Database Management Training
Assistance on Database Development
Miriam-PEACE
Type of Organization: NGO/Academe

Head of the Organization: Dr. Angelina P. Galang
Address: Miriam College, Katipunan Road, Diliman, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 920-5093 / 435-9240 local 348
Fax Number: (63)(2) 920-5093
Email Address: eerc@psdn.org.ph
Website Address: http://www.mc.edu.ph/environmentalec/default.htm
Vision
Miriam College envisions the development of persons who love and serve God, country and
fellow humans in the different facets of a dynamic, integrated life:
As human beings who value life, growth and creation appreciate the world with its diverse cultures care for the
earth's resources, work for peace that is based on justice and contribute to the oneness of the human family;
As Christians who possess a deep sense of God, special love and devotion to Mary, and an active prayer life,
witness to truth, justice, peace and freedom in responding to human and social issues continuously reconstruct
their lives, lifestyles, and relationships following the teachings and example of Christ.
As Filipinos who recognize their Asian cultural heritage and understand their history, take pride in their national
identity and common language, live and work in solidarity with their people, and contribute to their nation's
development;
As learners who are free and self-determining, capable and well-rounded, possess skills and exercise creativity
and resourcefulness resourcefulness harmonize heart and body, and actualize themselves through lifelong
learning, healthy relationships, effective work and meaningful service.
Mission
To provide a future-oriented, holistic educational program that upholds human and global values, promotes the
Catholic Faith, values Filipino culture, pursues academic excellence, leading towards intellectual inquiry,
reflective judgment, and resolute action;
To foster continued growth and a sense of community in a learning environment characterized by a spirit of
oneness, a climate of trust, openness and mutual respect structures and processes that promote
justice, encourage participation, and build peace;
To orient and equip members to respond positively to the needs of others, especially the poor in families,
communities, the nation and the world.
National Coalition of Fisherfolk for Aquatic Reforms
Acronym: NACFAR
Head of the Organization: Hilario Manaog
Address: P.O. Box 1390, Quezon City Main
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 922-3114
NGOs for Integrated Protected Areas, Inc.
Acronym: NIPA
Type of Organization: NGO Consortium
Head of the Organization: Atty. Domingo Egon Q. Cayosa
Address: Room 701 Fil Garcia Tower 140 Kalayaan cor Mayaman St., Diliman, 1101 Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 924-8567 to 8
Fax Number: (63)(2) 924-8566
E-mail: nipa@nipa.org.ph and nipa@mozcom.com
NIPA, Inc. is a consortium of non-government organizations and people's organizations engaged in biodiversity
conservation and community-based protected area management. In partnership with government agencies and local
communities, it is now piloting the implementation of the National Integrated Protected Areas System Law (NIPAS
Law) in the priority protected areas of the Philippines with a $20 Million grant from the Global Environment Trust
Fund - World Bank.
NIPA provides technical assistance in the following areas:
a.. Protected area management planning, community organizing and development

b.. Eco-friendly livelihood and enterprise development
c.. Environmental policy research
d.. Advocacy and Networking
e.. Research, data banking and information dissemination
f.. Financial systems installation
g.. Training
In partnership with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), NIPA is implementing the
Conservation of the Priority Protected Areas Project (CPPAP) in the following 10 sites:
1.. Batanes Protected Landscape and Seascape (Batanes Islands)

2.. Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park (Isabela)
3.. Bataan-Subic Natural Park (Central Luzon)
4.. Apo Reef Natural Park (Occidental Mindorro)
5.. Mt. Kanlaon Natural Park (Negros)
6.. Siargao Island Protected Landscape and Seascape (Surigao)
7.. Agusan Marsh Natural Park (Agusan)
8.. Mt. Apo Natural Park (Davao)
9.. Mt. Kitanglad Natural Park (Bukidnon)
10.. Turtle Islands (Tawi-tawi)
Norfil Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: NORFIL
Head of the Organization: Angela Maria Pangan
Address: 16 Mother Ignacia cor. Roces Avenue, Quezon, City
Telephone No: (63)(2) 372-3577 to 9
Fax Number: (63)(2) 373-2169
Email Address: norfil@philonline.com.ph
Organizing for Training Research and Development
Acronym: OTRADEV
Head of the Organization: Fermin Manalo, Jr.
Address: 59 Salvador Salvador St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City
Tel. No.: (63)(2) 426-6734
Email Address: mmnest@pworld.net.ph
Philippine Association for Inter-Cultural Development, Inc.
Acronym: PAFID
Head of the Organization: Dave de Vera
Address: 71 Malakas St., Diliman, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 927-4580 / 928-6267
Philippine Association for Volunteer Effort
Acronym: PAVE
Head of the Organization:
Designation:
Address: NEDA Complex, EDSA, Quezon City
Telephone Nos.: (63)(2) 929-6376 / 927-6851
Email Address: pave@nsclub.net
Is a network of organizations and individuals engaged in diverse volunteer programs, advocating service
through volunteerism and mobilizing all sectors of society to promote volunteerism as a Filipino way of life.
Is a capacit builder for volunteerism, promoting social technologies that develop world-class volunteer managers
and dedicated and responsible volunteers.
Aims to develop professionalism in volunteerism. PAVE seeks to develop practical appropriate and indigenous
social technologies for effective volunteerism in the Philippines. We work in partnership with organizations and
agencies that provide volunteer services and those that accept and deploy volunteers.
PAVE provides training, technology transfer and technical assistance towards effective leadership and
professionalism and ensures motivation, mobilization, and management of volunteers to community-based and civil
society of organizations and to agencies of the state.
RESOURCE CENTER
PAVE links local and international volunteer groups through membership in the International Association for
Volunteer Effort (IAVE) and through a Volunteerism Databank which promote strategic and extensive networking for
sustained advocacy efforts in social development.
MEMBERSHIP
Open to.....
* organizations engaged in volunteer service programs and/or volunteer management
Organizational members must be operating for at least one year and should be
represented by the head of the organization or by a designated representative.
* individuals who are in professional management and/or training of volunteers
Palawan Council for Sustainable Development
Acronym: PCSD
Head of the Organization: Atty. Joselito Alisuag
Address: 122 West Avenue, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 922-3450 to 2
Fax Number: (63)(2) 922-3939
Email Address: pcsdsfsd@compass.com.ph

Vision
To protect, develop and conserve Palawan's natural resources while pursuing economic
activities.
Mission
To balance environmental conservation and economic development.
Goal
To ensure sustainable development for the province of Palawan.
Objectives
Forest conservation through total log ban
Protection of watershed
Preservation of biodiversity
Protection of tribal people and their culture
Protection of rare and endangered species
Promotion of eco-tourism
Pacific Basin Consortium for Hazardous Waste Research

and Management
Acronym: PBC
Head of the Organization: Genandrialine L. Peralta, P. Eng, Ph.D.
Designation: Executive Secretary
Address: c/o P.O. Box 336, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1101
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 927-01745
Fax Number: (63)(2) 927-01745
Email Address: pbchw@mozcom.com
pbc@nec.upd.edu.ph
Website Address: http://www.pbchw.com.ph

A group of scientists and engineers met in 1986 to form the Pacific Basin Consortium for Hazardous Waste
Research.
In 1994, the Consortium's name was modified to include the word "Management." The intent of this change was to
make
it apparent that the Consortium was open equally to those involved in managing hazardous waste as well as to those
involved
in research and development. The objectives of the Pacific Basin Consortium for Hazardous Waste Research and
Management (PBC) are to:
Identify, assess, and prioritize waste management problems common to Pacific Basin nations.
Promote research, engineering, and demonstration of hazardous waste management technologies to
solve the identified problems.
Establish effective methods for exchanging information and transferring technology.
Provide technical personnel with training opportunities in both mature and advanced technologies.
The aim is to speed the conduct of research and its application and to reduce the cost of managing hazardous waste
for all members, including those at the forefront of this field.
The Consortium is involved in the following activities:
Collaborative research, which can include a coordinated study of parts of a problem, a team
effort on common topics, or an exchange of technical staff among member institutions. The Consortium
Secretariat assists in proposal preparation and fundraising for collaborative research initiatives.
Information exchange, which emphasizes technical meetings, but also involves publishing written
reports and newsletters. The Consortium convenes workshops and conferences and maintains a
reference collection of reports and documents relevant to hazardous waste research and management
in the Pacific Basin for use by member organization staff. Available Consortium publications include the
proceedings of Consortium conferences, research and technical reports, public information brochures,
and country survey information.
Training courses, which are conducted as part of most conferences. They are open to all qualified
conference participants, whether from member organizations or not. Staff exchanges for training
purposes are also promoted.
Professional network of experts, maintained by participants who belong to member
organizations as well as participants who are employed elsewhere in the hazardous waste research
community. Through peer review and approval processes, members can receive authoritative advice on
hazardous waste issues, consultations with local governments, and evaluations of reports and
manuscripts.
Philippine Business for the Environment, Inc.
Acronym: PBE
Head of the Organization: Lisa C. Antonio
Address: DAP Bldg., San Miguel Ave., Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 635-3670 / 635-2651
Fax Number: (63)(2) 631-5714
Email Addresses: ctem@csi.com.ph
Website Address: http://www.pbe.org.ph

Mission
PBE believes that business, together with government and the public, has the social
responsibility to protect the environment. PBE will assist business to carry out this responsibility
through its role as:
an intermediary between business, together with government and the community, in

establishing reasonable standards and policies that reflect balance between the
country's economic goals and environmental concerns;
an educator advocating sound corporate environmental values and promoting the
search for sufficient and affordable environmental technology;
a catalyst in industry and community cooperation towards sustainable development
and responsible resource management; and
a data bank of environmental resources that can be tapped by the business sector.
Objectives
Promotes clean technology and environmental management to improve efficiency and reduce
pollution.
Provides access to relevant information on specific industrial technologies and management
needs for businesses to achieve a competitive environmental advantage, reducing costs and
increasing productivity.
Services
Reference Library
The Center contains numerous publications about environmental management
practices, industry-specific clean technology and waste reduction solutions, how-to manuals, and
referral sources.
Periodicals
The center offers trade and environmental industry magazines, academic and professional journals
on clean technology and environmental management, and bulletins from international clean production
organizations.
Internet Service
The Center provides access to Internet resources on clean technology and environmental
management.
Computer Databases / Software

The Center maintains databases of clean technology vendors and carries software to help
companies design their own pollution prevention programs.
Personal Guidance
The Center manager helps users analyze specific problems and provide information on a range of
solutions that help save money and improve their products.
Programs
Industrial Waste Exchange Program (IWEP)
WASTE EXCHANGE is a process whereby the waste of an industry may be utilized
in-house or transferred to another industry for reuse or recycling. The ultimate goal of the waste
exchange is to reduce environmental impacts from industrial waste disposal while generating
economic returns through the promotion of resource recovery from industrial waste.
Objectives:
To establish a sustainable trade information system for companies to publish their

inventory of by-products that might be useful to others or their need for specific
materials that might be a by-product of others.
To provide information to the industrial sector on the economics of waste exchange, i.e.
waste generators must not spend much resources in waste treatment if there are
demands for their waste,
To facilitate the matching of suppliers and users of the wastes.
Philippine Business Agenda 21

PBE was commissioned by UNDP under its joint project with the Philippine government
called Private Sector Participation in Managing the Environment (PRIME) Project to consolidate
the various medium and long-term initiatives of industry associations into an integrated plan to be
called Philippine Business Agenda 21.
Business Agenda 21 or BA21 reflects the business sector’s response to Philippine Agenda
21 which provides the broad vision and implementing strategies and parameters for sustainable
development in the country. BA21 is a consolidated plan specifically developed by the business
sector consistent with and in support of Philippine Agenda 21.
Philippine Business for Social Progress
Acronym: PBSP
Head of the Organization: Roberto Calingo
Address: 3rd Floor PSDC Bldg., Magallanes cor Real Streets, Intramuros, Manila
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 527-7741
Fax Number: (63)(2) 527-3743
Email Address: pbsp@pbsp.org.ph
Website Address: http://www.pbsp.org.ph
Vision
To be the leader in promoting business sector commitment to social development.
Mission
To deliver solutions to poverty through programs that results in self-reliance.
Goal
To raise the income of the underpriviledged above the poverty threshold.
Objectives
To implement socio-economic projects that would benefit and assist families directly.
To provide financial assistance or grants for community-based projects.
To provide technical assistance in project management, organizational development, training and
dessimination of new technology.
Philippine Federation for Environmental Concern
Acronym: PFEC
Head of the Organization: Rodelia Albotra
Designation: Coordinator
Address: 157-B 20th Avenue, San Roque, Murphy, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 437-2088
Email Address: pfec@psdn.org.ph
Website: http://www.psdn.org.ph/pfec
Goals
Promote and develop environmental conciousness amongst Filipinos
Unite and coordinate with local communities in their efforts for environmental protection
To join in national and worldwide environmental action
Programs and Services

National Environmental Congresses
The PFEC holds national environmental congresses to foster cooperation and exchanges between
NGOs, POs, government agencies, the academe as well as other concerned individuals and
organizations from all over the country. The Congress from its very simple purpose of serving as a
venue to meet and get to know other groups in the Philippine environmental movement and raise
environmental consciousness, has moved on to a commitment to serve as venues for study and
discussions of environmental issues and coordinated effort to find solutions to these issues. It provided
the opportunity for communities directly affected by environmental problems to share their knowledge
and first hand experience. Likewise, it had forged development partnerships and strengthened linkages
among participating organizations, the academe and relevant government agencies.
Education and Extension
The holding of training programs for various sectors of society regarding environmental protection is
a continuous activity of the PFEC. Ecological orientation seminars are conducted upon request of
community-based groups, NGOs and Pos. Information materials on various environmental concerns
and issues are also made available to relevant groups.
It was the PFEC who developed the training design and piloted the training for POs (farmers,
fisherfolk, women and youth) to be Deputized Environment and Natural Resources Officers. Full
training design/modules on ecotourism with emphasis on community-based approach was developed
for a series of training conducted for the Philippines Tourism Authority.
Network of Services for Sustainable Community Forestry
This specific program seeks to enhance, build and strengthen POs/community based organizations’
capability in the development and management of the CBFM areas.
- Capability building and enhancement of Local Knowledge on Sustainable

Forest Management practices
- Technical assistance on forest land resource management and development
- Enterprise Development and Management
- Strengthening Community Networking and Linkages
Philippine Futuristics Society
Acronym: PFS
Head of the Organization: Miguel Z. Patolot
Address: Room 407, ManilaBank Building, Ayala Avenue, Makati City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 812-3139 / 818-5748
Philippine Institute of Alternative Futures
Acronym: PIAF
Head of the Organization: Dr. Sixto Roxas
Designation: Chairman of the Board
Address: 121 Pajo St. Project 3, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 922-0023 / 435-4601 / 435-4604
Fax Number: (63)(2) 922-0023
Email Address: apncs@netasia.net
Mission
To explore alternative development strategies in response to the problems of environmental
degredation and poverty.
Objectives
To promote community-based enterprise;
To encourage wholistic health care;
To advance non-traditional education;
To promote appropriate technology; and
To promote developmental communication and networking.
Programs
Policy Research and Advocacy
Cultural and Biodiversity Conservation and Development (CBCD)
Non-traditional Education and Development Communications (NTE/DC)
Organizing for Sustainable Development (OSD)
Services
Technical Research
Developmental Communications
Management Information Systems
Philippine Institute of Chemical Engineers
Acronym: PICHE
Head of the Organization: Engr. Constante Tapuro
Address: Room 305 Bormaheco Condominium
Zapote Road cor Metropolitan Avenue, Makati City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 894-4577
Fax Number: (63)(2) 890-1583
Email Address: piche@psdn.org.ph
Philippine Institute for Development Studies
Acronym: PIDS
Type of Organization: Non-stock, Non-profit Government Corporation Research Institute
Head of the Organization: Dr. Mario B. Lamberte
Address: 4th Floor NEDA sa Makati Bldg., 106 Amorsolo St., Legazpi Village, Makati City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 893-9592 / 810-6261
Fax Number: (63)(2) 893-9591
Email Address: mlamberte@mail.pdis.gov.ph
mferanil@gate.pids.gov.ph
Website Address: http://www.pids.gov.ph

Vision
The PIDS strives to be one of the Philippines' premier policy research institutions, committed
to serve the interests of the country and the Filipino people through the provision of rigorous
analysis, balanced answers and options to policy issues that will guide policy makers and
leaders in their decision making so that we as a nation can move swiftly towards the goal of
equitable and sustainable development.
Mission
PIDS aims to provide quality research, working within the priorities of a research agenda that
is a product of consultations with government, academe and the private sector. It shall enrich
and broaden the perspective of research activities through networks and linkups with local and
foreign institutions. Morover, PIDS shall provide a regular outlet for enlightened discussions about
policy issues among the various sectors in the policy and decision-making process.
Goals
Broadly stated, the goals of PIDS are:
To provide analyses of socioeconomic problems and issues to support the formulation
of plans and policies for sustained social and economic development in the Philippines;
To establish a continuing channel of communication between policymakers and
planners, onthe one hand, and researchers, on the other;
To promote the utilization of research results and to strengthen the policy orientation of
research; and
To respond to the demand for systematic and comprehensive studies which can guide
and support current decision making in government.
Objective
To come up with policy researches that are relevant primarily to policy makers, to the private
sector, to civil society and the academe.
Services
Research
Training
Advocacy / research
Information Dessimination
Social and Economic Database
GIS
Programs
To carry out its mandate, the institute has maintained three basic programs, namely:
Research Program (priority research themes include industry, agriculture and services,
resource mobilization, human resource development, income destribution and poverty,
competiotion policy and corporate governance, decentralization and sub-national
governance, and policy analysis, planning tools, and monitoring systems);
Outreach Program; and
Dissemination and Research Utilization Program
Philippine Partnership for the Development

of Human Resources in Rural Areas
Acronym: PhilDHRRA
Head of the Organization: Tess Fernandez
Address: 59 C. Salvador St. Loyola Hts. 1108 Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 436-0702 / 436-0710 / 436-0713
Fax Number: (63)(2) 426-0385
Email Address: phildhrra@netasia.net
Website Address: http://phildhrra.org.ph
Vision
To be a national network of social development organizations (SDOs )or non-government
organizations that is militant, non-violent, dynamic, viable, effective, self-reliant and committed to
the establishment of autonomous peoples organization (POs). It envisions a society which is
characterized by participatory democrac equality, national sovereignty, cultural autonomy, gender
equity and environmental sustainability.
Mission and Goals
I. Creation of a Development Environment
to serve as a catalyst for participatory human community and national development;

to promote coalition work for national and international solidarity;
to establish linkages, particularly with government agencies, donors, international NGOs,inter-
governmental organizations, to help set up structures with the government promotion of human
rights and other concerns on the basis of partnership and mutual support; to facilitate the
coordination, collaboration, cooperation and synergy among SDOs and POs.
II. Development of Alternative Social and Economic Models
to promote Sustainable Agriculture (SA), Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (AR/RD)
according to the principles of the World Council on Agrarian Reform and Rural Development
(WCARRD)
III. NGO/PO Capability Building
to strengthen and broaden the network of SDOs at all levels through various programs like
Institution Building, Information Dissemination and Exchange
to develop mechanisms for self-sufficiency, growth and self-reliance of the network, its member-
SDOs and partner POs
Philippine Peasant Institute
Acronym: PPI
Head of the Organization: Romeo C. Royandoyan
Address: Room 319 Philippine Social Science Center (PSSC) Bldg., Commonwealth Avenue
Diliman, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 929-6211 / 922-9621 local 339 or 314
Fax Number: (63)(2) 924-3767
Email Address: ppi@qinet.net

Vision
PPI's vision is the attainment of self-determining rural communities whose development is
founded on equity, ecological sustainability, gender fairness, respect for people's rights and culture,
and the economic, socio-cultural and political empowerment of marginalized rural sectors and
peoples.
Mission
To generate support from among the broad front of sectors fro rural development and democracy;
To proactively advocate for structural policy reforms that will concretize rural development and
democracy;
To provide alternative analysis of rural development trends in support of initiatives of the marginalized
rural sectors;
To contribute to the research and advocacy efforts of other NGOs and POs by providing consultancy
and capability building services relevant to rural development and democracy; and
To provide up to date and comprehensive information/data on agrarian reform, agriculture and rural
development.
Objective
PPI aims to promote and advance the Philippine peasantry's interest for agrarian reform and rural
development in partnership with local peasant organization.
Action research and publications
Broadcasting for rural development
Policy advocacy for ARRD
PPI resource and information center
Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement, Inc.
Acronym: PRRM
Head of the Organization: Wigberto Tañada
Address: Kayumanggi Press Building, 940 Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 372-4992 / 372-4991 / 928-1866
Fax Number: (63)(2) 372-4995 / 410-5235
Email Address: prrm@csi.com.ph
Website Address: http://www.csi.com.ph/~srddp
Vision
PRRM envisions a soceity of empowered communities, with full entitlements, where women
and men have control over thier lives and equally share the benefits of develpment taking place
within the carrying capacity of the environment.
Mission
Its mission is to help build self-governing, self-sustaining communities that provide for the
fullest development of their citizens' human potentials, and institutionalize development
alternatives at the local, national and global levels.
Goals
To develop and test various models of community building in diverse ecosystems/habitats, promoting
strategies and approaches for community empowerment, responsive governance, corporate social
responsibility, social entrepreneurship and enterprise development, human development and natural
resources management.
To expand the space for civil society engagement with the state and market, and to advocate
sustainable development models linking community intiatives and experiences with local, natioanl and
global agenda/policy and programme formulation and resource allocation.
To strengthen and sustain PRRM as a dynamic and flexible social change agent and civil society
institution of committed advocates and builders of sustainable development and popular democracy,
generating, enhancing and managing organizational resources and capabilities for effective field
intervention, policy advocacy and development corporation.
Philippine Sustainable Development Network Foundation,

Inc.
Acronym: PSDN
Head of the Organization: Amy M. Lecciones
Address: Unit 1006, Jollibee Center Condominium, San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 634-7705
Fax Number: (63)(2) 631-0977
Email Address: info@psdn.org.ph
Website Address: http://www.psdn.org.ph
Vision
Global optimization and strengthening of network participation in sustainable development
information exchange.
Mission
To facilitate the more efficient access, linkage and dissemination of information on sustainable
development through technical enhancement employing simple, cost effective and replicable
information technology/systems.
Objectives
To provide easier, more affordable and rapid access of information to users in
governmental, research and educational, non-governmental, and entrepreneurial
organizations.
To develop simple, cost-effective and replicable information technology /systems that would enhance
the capacity for information networking of individuals and organizations in sustainable development.
Services
Internet
- E-mail
- Full Internet Access
- Dedicated dial-up access / Multiple Accounts
- Web Site
- Mailing Lists and News Groups
Local Area Network (LAN) and Intranet
Directories/Resource Maps
Training
- Overview of the internet
- System Administrator's Training
- Web Pages Creation
Home Page Creation and Hosting
Basic Training and Course on Environmental Management
Philippine Uplands Resources Center
Acronym: PURC
Head of the Organization: Trinidad Osteria
Address: Room 301 William Hall Research Center WH309, Dela Salle University Compound, 2401
Taft Avenue, Manila
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 524-4611 local 540 or 542
Fax Number: (63)(2) 523-4173
Save the Children Fund
Acronym: SCF-UK
Address: 30 Scout Tuazon, 1151 Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 372-3483
Fax Number: (63)(2) 372-3484
Email Address: 100440.1500@compuserve.com

Vision and Mission for the Filipino Child
Having in mind the unique identity, history and culture of Filipinos, SCF(UK) envisions a fuller
realisation of the rights of Filipino children, where they enjoy increased protection, better access to
basic services and better opportunities to participate in their own development.
SCF(UK)-Philippines strives to bring lasting benefits for Filipino children so that they may enjoy
a meaningful childhood which will enable them to realise their potential, as they grow to become
responsible and productive citizens and take part in the common struggle of the Filipino people for
genuine social development.
Sibol ng Agham at Teknolohiya
Acronym: SIBAT
Head of the Organization: Victoria M. Lopez
Address: 28 Road 5, GSIS Hills, Novaliches, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 983-1947 / 983-1953
Email Address: sibat@info.com.ph
Website Address: http:www.psdn.org.ph/sibat
Vision
The SIBAT Network envisions just and sovereign society and an empowered citizenry where
Science and Technology is responsive to the people's needs and development, and to the proper
utilization and management of the means of production, which reflects ecological stability, a
progressive economy and a people-based scientific culture.
Mission
SIBAT shall contribute to the development, promotion, and popularization of people-based
Science and Technology for sustainable and appropriate production systems (aquatic,
agricultural, forest) and for rural industries to respond to the basic needs of the marginalized
sectors. It shall support socio-economic development efforts geared towards nationalist
industrialization in the long term. It shall also pursue the development and the judicious
utilization of renewable and non-renewable resources, and application of appropriate
infrastructures to support production systems and rural industries.
Goals
To build a strong functioning system of network resource sharing and management, towards enhancing
member capabilities.
To build a forum of discussions and exchanges on experiences and develpment issues; and develop
such a network tradition.
Services
Science and Technology Resource and Information Services
The Library Service contains some 3,000 documents and journals on science and
appropriate technology. All documents are catalouged and can be retrieved by
computers. It is open to the public.
The Question and Answer Service answers inquiries by mail or from walk-in visitors. In
some instances, referral to appropriate institutions are being made.
Information Training on manual and computerized library management, covering
classifying, catalouging and indexing are provided by the organization.
Projects Development Assistance

PDA is responsible for SIBAT's Small Scale Projects fund administration, rendering projects
development assistance to member project partners. Among its specific services include:
Conducts pre-feasibility studies, feasibility studies, surveys and appraisals;

Assists members in project management monitoring and evaluation of their projects;
Assists members in developing their capabilities in the management of their projects.
Technology Assistance
This service includes short courses, training, consultancy and mobilization of resources in
the purpose of facilitating technology transfer to the members. It also conducts research and
inventory, linkages and advocacy, technical resource pool building and information/database
building.
Society for the Conservation of Philippine Wetlands, Inc.
Acronym: SCPW
Head of the Organization: Amy M. Lecciones
Address: c/o PSDN, Unit 1006 Jolibee Centre Condominium
San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 631-0977
Email Address: wetlands@psdn.org.ph
Website Address: http://www.psdn.org.ph/wetlands
Objectives
To serve as network of wetland workers and advocates and establish linkages with local and
international organizations
To serve as forum for wetland issues
To engage in advocacy work supportive of wetland conservation objectives
To provide technical assistance on matters related to wetlands
To complement wetland management activities such as research, training, IEC
Southeast Asia Regional Institute

for Community Education
Acronym: SEARICE
Head of the Organization: Neth Daño
Address: 83 Madasalin St., Sikatuna Village, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 433-7182
Fax Number: (63)(2) 922-6710
Email Address: searice@philonline.com.ph
Vision
SEARICE aims to work for the creation of a just and democratic civil society which upholds
people's initiatives towards the creative and sustainable use of earth's resources.
Mission
To assist non-government organizations (NGOs) and people's organizations (POs) in Southeast
Asia to develop their capabilities in the fields of community development and education and
sustainable agriculture.
Goals
To promote and strengthen linkages between Southeast Asian grassroots organizations and facilitate
exchanges between and among South-North and South-South organizations working towards the
establishment of a Civil Society;
To facilitate the establishment of self-reliant grassroots organizations through education, training and
linkaging;
To eneble Southeast Asian farmers to have control of their planting materials through plant genetic
resources conservation and utilization programs;
To promote the recognition and protection of the land rights of Southeast Asian indigenous communities
through information exchange, advocacy programs and education and training; and
To facilitate policy formulation and development in the fields of Plant Genetic Resources Conservation,
Community Education and Indigenous People's Land Rights
Objectives
To assist farmer-community efforts in the conservation and development of their plant genetic
resources;
To disseminate information on the dangers of genetic erosion, loss of farmers, control over planting
materials, and the economic and political issues related to farmers' seeds;
To help provide technical assistance to farming communities in the conservation, management and
development of their plant genetic resources;
To help raise resources for farmer/community efforts in plant genetic resources conservation
development; and
To actively participate in policy interventions aimed at protecting farmers' interests in the region and in
global policy arenas.
Tanggapang Panligal ng Katutubong Pilipino
Acronym: PANLIPI
Head of the Organization: Ma. Vicenta P. de Guzman
Address: Room 303, JGs Building, 30 Sct. Tuazon St., 1103 Quezon City

Vision
To empower indigenous communities with complete ownership and control of Ancestral Domain,
self-determination, cultural integrity, pro-indigenous peoples leadership united, committed and
capable in the pursuit of sustainable and pro-people development towards the attainment of
prosperity, peace, social equity and justice.
Goal
To organize indigenous communities towards unity in the defense, advocacy and promotion of
their rights.
Objectives
To render and consultancy to Filipino indigenous peoples;
To assist these communities in administration, judicial and quasi-judicial proceedings;
To coordinate with NGOs and GOs in carrying out the program.
Tambuyog Development Center
Acronym: TAMBUYOG
Head of the Organization: Rebecca R. Guieb
Address: Room 108A, Philippine Social Science Center (PSSC),
Commonwealth, Diliman, Quezon City
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 456-1907 / 456-1908
Fax Number: (63)(2) 926-4415
Email Address: tambuyog@netgazer.com.ph
Website Address: http://www.skyinet.net/~tambuyog
Vision
Tambuyog Development Center envisions organized and self-reliant coastal communities of men
and women which control and manage resources for a sustainable fisheries and national
development.
Mission
TAMBUYOG shall engage in movement-building for both theory and practice of community-based
coastal resources management (CBCRM) as an approach towards solving environmental
degradation, poetry and powerlessness in coastal communities.
Goals
To play an active role in enhancing capabilities of marginalized coastal communities
To influence policies and public opinion concerning coastal communities and fisheries in the
international, national and local levels
Objectives
Research for policy advocacy
Implementation of resource management plan
Capability building in CRM program areas
Networking and advocacy
Gender issues
Institutional capability building
Programs
SCAD
NFR
CBCRM School
Policy Research
Advocacy
Gender
Services
Research
Publications
Resource Center
Audio visuals
Trainings
Consultancy
Tanggol Kalikasan

Head of the Organization: Ipat G. Luna
Designation: Supervising Lawyer
Address: 340 P. Villamor St., San Juan, Metro Manila
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 740-4990 / 740-4681
Unified Urban Poor, Inc.
Acronym: UUP
Head of the Organization: Norman S. Lahora
Address: c/o KASECO, 15 Kasiyahan St. Don Antonio Heights, Bgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: 09187243467
E-Mail: uup@edsamail.com.ph
Website: www.psdn.org.ph/uup
Vision
UUP envisions a humane and free society, wherein social equality prevails, where participation of the people in
governance is ensured while promoting a balanced and sustainable development.
Mission
Towards the fulfillment of our aspiration, UUP commits itself to provide assistance in carrying forward initiatives and
concerns of the urban poor; to work for harnessing of their potentials through participatory people’s activities; and to empower
the urban poor through building their communities through self-reliance.
Goal
In response to the depth of poverty, UUP aims to bring about the attainment of a holistic, ecological friendly, and
integrated development programs that would address economic productivity and empowerment of the people.
Urban Poor Institute for Community Building, Inc.
Acronym: UPICOB
Head of the Organization:
Address: Room 310 Martinez Building, 378 Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 244-4970
Website: upicob@philonline.com
Upland NGO Assistance Committee
Acronym: UNAC
Head of the Organization: Mon Derige
Address: Teacher's Village, Quezon City
TeleFax No.: (63)(2) 4360706/9218094
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Alternative Systems for Community Development
Acronym: ASCODE
Head of the Organization: Angelo Candelaria
Address: Room 12-B, 2nd Floor Old Rectory Bldg., Cathedral Compound, Legaspi City
Tel No.: (63)(52) 481-2073
Buhi Ecumenical Development Association
Acronym: BEDA
Head of the Organization: Eleno Lavadia
Address: San Pascual, Buhi, Camarines Sur
TeleFax No.: (63)(54) 621-1163
Batanes Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: BDFI
Head of the Organization: Ferdie Elica
Address: Basco, Batanes
TeleFax No.: (63)(78) 533-3452
Caceres Social Action Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: CASAFI
Head of the Organization: Fr. Nelson Tria
Address: Liboton St., Naga City
Telephone No.: (63)(54) 473-9550 / 473-4174
TeleFax No.: (63)(54) 473-4175
Conservation and Development Specialists Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: CDSF
Head of the Organization: Delfin C. Suministrado
Address: 2/F E.C. Arcade, Demarces, Farmville, College, Laguna 4031
TeleFax No.: (63)(49) 536-5040
Email Address: cdsf@earthling.net
Vision
Socioecological development
Mission
The promotion of socioecological development and natural resources conservation
Objectives
To engage in participatory policy and strategy formulation on conservation management
To initiate, organize and implement projects and programs toward conservation and sustainable
development
To engage in training education for proactive approaches within the framework of the fragility of the
environment
To develop alternative methodologies in resources assessment and enhancement
Farmers-Scientists Partnership for Development
Acronym: MASIPAG
Head of the Organization: Jose Emmanuel Yap
Designation: National Coordinator
Address: 3346 Aguila Street, Rhoda Subdivision, Los Baños, Laguna
TeleFax No.: (63)(49) 536-5549
Email Address: masipag@mozcom.com
Foundation of Our Lady of Fatima Center for Human

Development
Acronym: FACE
Head of the Organization: Sr. Felicitas de Lima
Address: San Agustin, Iriga City
TeleFax No.: (63)(54)29- 92289
Infanta Integrated Community Development Assistance, Inc.
Acronym: ICDAI
Coverage Area: Infanta, Quezon
Head of the Organization: Analee Coralde
Address: Bahay-Ugnayan, Mabini St., Infanta, Quezon
TeleFax No: (63)(42)35- 2146
Email Address: icdai@psdn.org.ph
International Institute for Rural Reconstruction
Acronym: IIRR
Head of the Organization: Dr. Pratima Kale
Address: Y.C. James Yen Center, Silang 4118 Cavite
Telephone No.: (63)(46) 414-2417 to 9
Fax Number: (63)46) 414-2423 / 414-2420
Email Address: etd-iirr@cav.pworld.net.ph
iirr@cav.pworld.net.ph
Website Address: http://www.cav.pworld.net.ph./~iirr
Mission
To improve the quality of lives of the rural poor in developing countries through rural
reconstruction: a sustainable, integrated and people-centered development strategy generated
through practical field experiences.
Program areas and program goals
Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture
Developing economically viable strategies to enhance food security and conserve natural resources.
Community Health, Reproductive Health and Nutrition
Organizing and training health workers and local people in simple health care measures and in managing
community health projects.
Institutional Capacity Building
Enhancing the managerial and institutional capacity of NGOs and other organizations. Gender and
indigenous knowledge are cross-cutting themes for all three program areas.
Jaime V. Ongpin Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: JVOFI
Head of the Organization: Emily P. Pimentel
Address: #8 Claro M. Recto St., St. Joseph's Village. Baguio City 2600
P.O. Box 941, Baguio City
Fax Number: (63)(74) 442-8411

Vision
To become the leading institution in the formation of self-reliant communities capable of
harnessing resources for equitable development.
Mission
Guided by the principle of wholistic human development and with utmost concern for the
environment, the Foundation shall uplift the sense of dignity of the Filipino communities it serves.
Goals
To enhance the Foundation's capability to pursue its mandate
To enable communities to tap opportunities and gain access to and control over resources
To enable communities to optimize the utilization of resources toward the development of viable
enterprise
To enable communities to develop and conserve their ecological resources
To promote equitable distribution of opportunities and benefits
Core Programs
Internal Capacity-Building
Institutional Development
Enterprise Development
Ecological Enhancement
Katipunan ng mga Samahang Magsasaka
Acronym: KASAMA
Head of the Organization: Roger Magyaya
Address: Brgy. Ermita, Balayan, Batangas
TeleFax No.: (63)(43) 211-4240
Lingap Para sa Kalusugan ng Sambayan
Acronym: LIKAS
Head of the Organization: Florencia Casanova-Dorotan
Address: Maharlika Highway, San Pedro, Irosin, Sorsogon
TeleFax No.: (63)(56) 411-1265
Mangyan Mission
Acronym: MM
Head of the Organization: Fr. Ewald Dinter, SVD
Address: Salong, Calapan, Oriental Mindoro
Tel. No.: (63)(43) 288-3492
Fax No.: (63)(43) 288-3550
Email Address: mmission@eudoramail.com
Mandiga Ob-obbo Community Center, Inc.
Acronym: MOCCI
Head of the Organization: Mary Foy-os
Address: 286 Salvatera St., Purok 3, Bulanao, Tabuk, Kalinga Province, Cordillera Autonomous Region
Tel. No.: (63)(74) 872-2076
Mother Rosa Memorial Foundation
Acronym: MMRF
Head of the Organization: David Ingles
Address: San Simon, Pampanga
Tel. No.: (63)(45) 880-0363
Northern Luzon Federation of Cooperative Development

Center, Inc.
Acronym: NORLU-CEDEC
Head of the Organization: Rafael Gayaso
Address: 12 Bokawkan Road, Baguio City
TeleFax No.: (63)(74) 444-2733
Email Address: norlu@mozcom.com
Northern Sierra Madre Wilderness Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: NSMWFI
Head of the Organization: Primo Donato
Designation: BOT Chairman
Address: IPAS Center, Centro East, Palanan, Isabela
Guinto's Apartment Door #2, Cabanatuan Road, Cauayan, Isabela
Telephone No.: (63)(2) 924-8667 to 8 (c/o NIPAS Inc. Office)
Fax Number: (63)(2) 924-8566 (c/o NIPAS Office)

Vision
To foster self-reliant communities which are able to maintain their culture and rights, and more
importantly, their dignity.
Mission
To provide service for community development towards the conservation of natural resources.
Goal
To encourage sustainable management of forest resources.
Objective
To conserve the existing natural state of the Northern Sierra Madre Nature Park by mobilizing
the people to become sensitive in their of using the natural resources of the area.
Organizing for Rural Development
Acronym: ORD
Head of the Organization: Loida Abela-Tabelon
Address: 130 Purok Pagkakaisa, Gulang-gulang, Lucena City
TeleFax No.: (63)(42) 710-2157
Email Address: ord@mozcom.com
Participatory Research Organization of Communities

and Education Towards Struggle for Self-Reliance, Luzon
Acronym: PROCESS-LUZON
Head of the Organization: Romulo Sitchon
Designation: Area Coordinator
Address: 48 Maharlika Highway, Pengue, Tuguegarao, Cagayan
Tel. No.: (63)(78) 844-5465
Vision
PROCESS-Luzon envisions a strong, politically aware, self-reliant people's organization, enjoying
equal rights and opportunities.
Mission
To facilitate the formation of strong, self-reliant people's organization.
Goals
Formation of people's organization (PO) and capability building
Gender and development
Equitable access and opportunities to productive resources
Alliance building
Objectives
To facilitate the formation of strong self-reliant POs
To facilitate equitable access and opportunities to productive resources
To facilitate gender and development and women's rights
People's Action for Social Security, Equality

and Development, Inc.
Acronym: PASSED
Head of the Organization: Eleuterio K. Layog
Address: P.O. Box 831, Baguio City 2000
Telephone No.: (63)(74) 443-9823 / 443-9824
Fax Number: (63)(74) 442-8853
Vision
It envisions a world where there is unity between nature and mankind, collegiality in cultural
deversity, equality in relationships, economic activity based on meeting the needs of people. equity
in distribution of the world's wealth and peace founded on justice and mutual tolerance.
Mission
To work in partnership with local communities in building a condition where they can exercise
their life choices safely and freely in the relative confidence that their present opportunities are not
totally lost in the future.
Objective
To undertake education, campaigns, advocacy, research and action programs to address the
problems of ecological destruction and unsustainable population growth and consumption patterns.
Pag-Asang Bicolnon Foundation,Inc.
Acronym: PAGBICOL
Head of the Organization: Angelo Joshua Llorin
Address: 10 Cathedral St., Ateneo Avenue, Naga City
Tel. No.: (63)(54) 473-9024
Telfax No.: (63)(54) 811-2794
Email Address: pagbicol@unc.edu.ph
Plan International
Acronym: PLAN
Head of the Organization: Myrna Remata-Evora
Designation: Field Director
Address: #67 Pengue, Tuguegarao, Cagayan
Telephone No.: (63)(78 ) 844-1987
Vision
It envisions a world in which all children realize their full potential in societies which respect
people's rights and dignity.
Mission
It strives to achieve lasting improvements in the quality of life of deprived children in its target
areas through a process which unites people accross cultures and adds meaning and value to their
lives by:
Enabling deprived children, their families and their communities to meet their basic needs and to
increase their ability to participate in, and benefit from their societies;
Fostering relationships to increase understanding and unity among peoples of different cultures and
countries; and
Promoting the rights and interests of the world's children.
Objectives
To contribute to the empowerment of communities for sustained development
To meet the basic needs first, and improve the quality of life of children and provide a base for all other
development initiatives
To facilitate environmental management for sustainable development
To achieve meaningful, high quality communications
Activities
Human resource development
Community-based health care
Sustainable economic development
Saint Louis University Extension Institute

for Small Scale Industries Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: SLU-EISSIF, Inc.
Type of Organization: NGO; Research/Academe; Private/Entrepreneural
Head of the Organization: Erlinda T. Manopol
Designation: Executive Director / Vice President
Address: C-106 CCA Bldg., SLU Campus, Bonifacio St., 2600 Baguio City
Telephone No.: (63)(74) 443-9573
Fax Number: (63)(74) 442-2842

Vision
The Foundation envisions to create a full grown tree of more self-reliant communities in the
Baguio-Benguet area.
Mission
To bring about a more equitable distribution of income through strong programs in
entrepreneurship, small enterprise development, community credit projects and community
organizing.
Goals
To mobilize, train, organize and assist the Foundation's growing clintele of micro, cottage, and
small enterprises and associations in the region.
Activities and Programs
Offers seminars and mini-courses on subjects useful for small enterprise owner-manager.
Publications to meet the information needs of small businessmen.
Provides consultancy services on areas such as personnel, financial and marketing management.
Spearheads dialogues among entrepreneurs belonging to the same industry to motivate them to get
together and work out solutions to common problems.
Conducts feasibility studies for businesses that need to be appraised and for people desiring to go into
or expand their businesses.
Community-Credit Programs (CCP)
Small Enterprise Development Project (SEDP)
Socio-Pastoral Action Center Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: SPACFI
Head of the Organization: Fr. Norberto Ochoa
Address: Baldovino Ave., Camambugan, Daet, Camarines Norte
TeleFax No.: (63)(54) 721-1510
Email Address: spacfi@orbit.com.ph
St. Francis Center for Aurora Integrated

Area Development
Acronym: SFC-AIAD
Head of the Organization: Eliseo Ruzol
Address: St. Francis Center, Baler, Aurora
Tel. No.: (63)(1041) 044552-4286
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Bohol Integrated Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: BIDEF
Head of the Organization: Rev. Fr. Romeo A. Dompor
Address: 39 Hontanosas St., Tagbilaran City, Bohol
Tel. No.: (63)(38) 411-2871
Fax No.: (63)(38) 411-4455
Email Address: bidef@mozcom.com
Bol-Anon Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: BFI
Head of the Organization: Carlos S. Echavez
Address: 2/F DBP Bldg., CP Garcia Ave., Tagbilaran City 6300
Telephone No.: (63)(38) 411-4587

Vision
An institutionalized Boholano community capable of sustaining development
Mission
To catalyze a sustaining socio-economic and cultural development through and with the close
collaboration of the people including government (GOs), and non-government organizations (NGOs).
Goal
To establish viable and functional community organizations in the province that can generate
profitable and worthwhile livelihood undertakings along the concept of sustainable development.
Objectives
To serve as a vehicle for community development in the island province of Bohol
To increase productivity and income of target communities where the households are able to
- Meet the basic needs such as food, shelter, clothing, health and education
- Generate savings for investment opportunities
- Actively participate in community undertakings
To develop responsible community leaders and members able to facilitate and sustain the delivery of
programs are services that are geared roward community development
To effect technology transfer and provide assistance in skill training
To serve as conduit for financial assistance to target clientele
To undertake research studies and project that will enhance community development

Community organizing
Cooperative Development
Agro-forestry
Sustainable agriculture
Education and training
Social credit
Cebu Biodiversity Conservation Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: CBCFI
Head of the Organization: Ms. Charito Chiu
Designation: Project Manager
Address: 41 Edison Street, Lahug, Cebu City
Telefax No.: (63)(32) 231-7146
Email Address: cbcf@gsilink.com
Cebu Uniting for Sustainable Water Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: CUSW
Head of the Organization: Fr. Margarito M. Alingasa, SVD
Address: 2nd Floor EADSC Building, 35 Lopez Jaena Street, 6000 Cebu City
Telephone No.: (63)(32) 255-5626
Fax No.: (63)(32) 414-9316
Email Address: cusw@mozcom.com
Website Address: http://www2.mozcom.com/~cusw
http://www.sdvillage.ph/water/cusw.htm
Goal and Mission
CUSW’s mission is to establish a more sustainable approach in protecting, managing, and developing Cebu’s water
resources. CUSW aims at:
Formulating and institutionalizing an integrated land use plan and resource management policy
guidelines;
Establishing an institutional mechanism to implement and enforce these policy guidelines, and provide
for continued monitoring, evaluation, and re-planning;
And enhancing the quality of life of residents in protected areas through resource management
activities.
During several dialogs leading to the creation of CUSW, concerned groups discussed organizational and sectoral
positions, interests and views on watershed management. This led to the compilation of the 12-point framework of
watershed management, outlined below, which will serve as the guide in drafting the resource management and land
use masterplan.
Integration of watershed communities;
Respect of prior rights over "Alienable and Disposable" lands;
Protection and promotion of biodiversity;
Adherence to a watershed resource management plan;
Use of biodegradable and non-toxic substances;
Installation of potable water contamination, atmospheric pollution and noise reduction control systems;
Installation of environmentally-efficient waste management systems;
Respect for the dynamism of local culture;
Promotion of human security agenda;
Incorporation of a method of measuring social impact;
Non-discrimination of local residents; and;
Extended accountability of project developers.
Chito Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: CHITO
Head of the Organization: Eduardo O. Labares
Address: #1, 20th St., Capitol Subd., Bacolod City, Negros Occidental
TeleFax No.: (63)(34) 433-4105
Foundational Center, Inc.
Acronym: FCI
Head of the Organization: Annie Cynthia C. Corpin
Address: 35 Real St., Tacloban City
Tel. No.: (63)(53) 325-6267 / 325-5906
Fax No.: (63)(53) 325-5103
Email Address: fci@mozcom.com
Friends of the Wilderness for Tropical Rainforest Campaign,

Inc.
Acronym: FOW, Inc.
Head of the Organization: Roem L. Delleva
Address: P.O. Box 313, Bacolod City 6100
Sta. Maria St., Carmela Valley Homes, 6115 Talisay, Negros Occidental
Fax Number: (63)(34) 433-2873

Mission
To promote the principles which achieve ecologically sustainable communities
To empower people to realize these goals
To work through lawful means
Objectives
To produce and make available information, slides, and video presentation, booklets and other
educational reading materials about the environment;
To encourage and facilitate concern actions of individuals and in groups with the view to helping
reverse the present environmental degradation;
To provide forum through seminars and workshops where the rural people would have the opportunity
to learn and study situations and issues affecting them and their future so that they could have a
concrete knowledge of the basic reasons for their deprivity and how they could combat it;
To provide leadership training for grassroot people so that in the future, new group of leaders could
emerge who are committed to the cause of the poor and their struggle for social transformation;
To conduct educational campaign in different social campuses, public centers and rural areas from time
to time promoting for greater understanding of conservation and environment;
To provide means for the use of practical and indigenous farming methods such as green manuring,
crop rotation, contouring, use of herbal medicines and organic fertilizers and minimize the use of
commercial fertilizers and pesticides; and
To conduct a weekly tree planting activity in different denuded watershed areas of Negros Island and
other parts of the archipelago.
Geoplan Cebu Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: GEOPLAN
Head of the Organization: Dr. Karl P. Traub
Designation: Manager
Address: c/o Department of Science and Technology (DOST), Gov. M. Cuenco Avenue, Banilad,
Cebu City
Telephone No.: (63)(32) 411-4580 / 2316209
Fax Number: (63)(32) 231-6209

Goal
To cater to the needs of planners and decision-makers in providing geographic data using GIS.
Objective
To use GIS as a decision-support system to facilitate better better spatial planning in the
Philippines, particularly Cebu.
Services
Satellite Image Applications
- processing and analysis of digital and hardcopy images from different satellite platforms as
requested by clients
Professional Consultancy
- Training on concepts in Geographic Information System (GIS) and Remote Sensing
- Training on GIS applications
- Provision of Turnkey-systems including on-site training and backstopping services
Feasibility studies regarding the utilization of GISs for various implementing organizations
Advice on GIS implementation
Evaluation and appraisals of GIS projects and related fields
Provision of Training Facilities for outside users
Guiuan Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: GDFI
Head of the Organization: Margarita D. dela Cruz
Address: c/o 184 P. Zamora St., Tacloban City
Movement for Enlightened, Vigilant Endeavor Towards

Liberalization from Injustice and Oppression
Acronym: HUBLAG EVELIO, Inc.

Head of the Organization: Susima Q. Nermal
Address: Ancores Bldg., Nietes St.,San Jose, Antique
Tel. No.: (63)(36) 540-9605
Katin-Aran Center Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: KC
Head of the Organization: Prof. Feli A. Sustento
Address: Central Philippine University, Jaro, Iloilo City
TeleFax No.: (63)(33) 320-3021
Lihok Filipina Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: LIHOK FILIPINA

Head of the Organization: Teresa B. Fernandez
Address: 102 P. del Rosario Extension, Cebu City
Tel. No.: (63)(32) 254-8092
Leyte-Samar Rural Development Workers Association, Inc.
Acronym: LABRADOR FOUNDATION, INC.

Head of the Organization: Eusebio M. Abenio
Address: 15 Kalipayan Road, Sagkahan, Tacloban City
TeleFax No.: (63)(53) 321-3645
Email Address: isbi@tac.weblinq.com
Mag-uugmad Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: MFI
Head of the Organization: Leonardo A. Moneva
Address: Rm. 41, 4th Floor, Ted Manreza Bldg., F. Ramos St., Cebu City
Tel. No.: (63)(32) 253-3474
Fax No.: (63)(32) 412-5617
Email Address: mfi-cebu@mozcom.com
Plan International Cebu Philippines
Acronym: PLAN
Head of the Organization: Michael A. Reynaldo
Designation: Program Unit Manager
Address: #2 Col. R. Torralba St., Lahug, Cebu City
Telephone No.: (63)(32) 231-4928 / 231-0461
Fax Number: (63)(32) 231-0466
Email Address: p-cebu@plan.geis.com
Vision
PLAN envisons a world in which all children realize their full potential in societies which respect
people's rights and dignity.
Mission
PLAN strives to achieve lasting improvements in the quality of life of deprived children in its
target areas through a process which unites people accross cultures and adds meaning and value
to their lives by:
Enabling deprived children, their families and their communities to meet their basic needs and to
increase their ability to participate in, and benefit from their societies;
Fostering relationships to increase understanding and unity among peoples of different cultures and
countries; and
Promoting the rights and interests of the world's children.
Objectives
Children should live in communities with the organization and capacity to:
Secure household tenure

Plan and construct housing to standards than ensure the safety, health and security
and privacy of children
Access affordable financial and material resources to meet habiatat requirements
including housing
In the long term, effectively manage and protect their shared natural resources and
prevent deterioration of the physical environment
In the long term, provide adequate access to basic services and facilities essential for
the survival and development of children
Respond to and mitigate the dangers posed by hazards, pollutants and disasters.
Paghidaet sa Kauswagan Development Group Foundation
Acronym: PDG
Head of the Organization: Atty. Benjamin T. Ramos, Jr.
Address: Sitio Mohon, Brgy. 1, Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental
TeleFax No.: (63)(34) 471-2573
Email Address: pdg@lasaltech.com
Participatory Research and Organization of Communities

and Education Towards Struggle for Self-reliance
Acronym: PROCESS Panay
Head of the Organization: Wilfredo J. Homicillada
Address: 31 Avanceña St., Iloilo City
Tel. No.: (63)(33) 337-7386
Fax No.: (63)(33) 337-1688
Email Address: process@iloilo.net
Pagtambayayong Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: PFI
Head of the Organization: Erma C. Ramos
Address: 102 P. del Rosario Extension, Cebu City
Tel. No.: (63)(32) 253-7974
Fax No.: (63)32) 254-8051
Email Address: pagtamba@cnms.net
Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. - Enterprise in Collective

System in Environment Management
for the Province of Cebu
Acronym: RAFI-ECPI
Head of the Organization: Luis P. Misa
Address: 35 Lopez Jaena St., Cebu City 6000
Fax Number: (63)(32) 253-2380

Vision
Communities that are empowered to rise above poverty, complacency and despair in a collective
effort to achieve genuine development that is sustainable, benefiting not only the present generation
but the future generation as well.
Mission
The emergence of self-reliant communities by helping them acquire greater control over their
critical resources, easier access to basic services and a larger role in defining their relationship with
other communities and the country as a whole.
Goals
To act as resource management institution that enables communities in the province of Cebu to identify,
design, implement, evaluate and sustaining self-reliant efforts in responding to their needs.
To provide viable opportunities towards the alleviation of poverty and the conservation, rehabilitation
and protection of the environment in the province of Cebu.
Objectives
Best market for products established.
Agricultural productivity increased and sustained.
Land tenure arrangements rationalized.
Health and sanitation conditions improved.
Project implementation carried out according to plan and needs.
Organizational capability developed to a sustainable level.
Program thrust/directions/plans among other NGOs and COs clarified.
Human resource development (HRD) be made functional.
Soil and Water Conservation Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: SWCF
Head of the Organization: William G. Granert
Address: 32 Bonifacio St., Cebu City

Goal
The promotion of responsible natural resources projects through parcitipatory, cooperative and
community-building efforts, and empowering human resources as the key.
St. Catherine Family Helper Project, Inc.
Acronym: SCFHPI
Head of the Organization: Alberto C. Aquino
Address: L. Rovira St., Bantayan, Dumaguete City
TeleFax No.: (63)(35) 225-1643
Email Address: scfhpi@cvpc.edu.ph
Samar Kauswagan Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: SKFI
Head of the Organization: Atanacio C. Bernadit
Address: Brgy. Guin-on, Calbayog City
Tel. No.: (0918) 6800336
South Pacific Area Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: SPIADFI
Head of the Organization: Beverly C. Capeña
Address: Hinudayan, Southern Leyte
TeleFax No.: (0912) 8888344 (c/o Leo Hatud)
Save the Children Foundation
Acronym: SCF
Head of the Organization: Diosdado P. Mendoza
Designation: Program Manager
Address: 3rd Floor "M" Bldg., JBLC Foundation Compound, M.H. Del Pilar St., Iloilo City
Tel. No.: (63)(33) 337-1688
Fax No.: (63)(33) 335-0575
Email Address: scwvpo@skyinet.net
Visayas Cooperative Development Center
Acronym: VICTO
Head of the Organization: Edgar V. Comeros
Address: 2 Cong. M. Zosa St., Capitol Site, Cebu City
Tel. No.: (63)(32) 253-3145
Fax No.: (63)(32) 253-3153
Email Address: victo@mozcom.com
Website Address: http://www.cebu-online.com/coop-victo
Unfolding Growth of Man Through Alternative

Dimensions Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: UGMAD
Head of the Organization: Ma. Lourdes C. Coles
Address: 1230 V. Rama Ave., Guadalupe, Cebu City
TeleFax No.: (63)(32) 253-2541
Email Address: ugmad@mozcom.com
University of San Carlos - Water Resources Center
Acronym: USC-WRC
Type of Organization: NGO/Academe
Head of the Organization: Fr. Herman Van Engelen, SVD
Designation: Director
Address: USC-WRC, Talamban Campus, Nasipit, Talamban, Cebu City 6000
Telephone No.: (63)(32) 344-0523 / 346-0583
Fax Number: (63)(32) 346-4615 / 346-0583
Email Address: wrc@mangga.usc.edu.ph
Website Address: http://www.usc.edu.ph/research/wrc

Vision
Reliable potable water in the reach of everybody
Mission
Implementation of the Dublin Statement on Water and Sustainable Development
Goals
Technically sound inventories and evaluations of fresh water resources
Adequate protection of these resources
Enlightened and empowered organizations of these resources
Efficient and durable collection and distribution systems for potable water (from handpump to water
district)
Objective
To produce well-trained and committed professionals (engineers, scientists, social workers,
welldrillers, plumbers, etc.) who can avail of reliable databanks (population, hydrogeology,
meteorology, geography, etc.) appropriate equipment (laboratory and field) and a decent income.
Activities
design and operation of hydro-metric networks
hydro-meteorological monitoring which involves the collection of rainfall, evaporation, streamflow,
temperature, humidity, solar, and wind data among others
groundwater monitoring and modeling with special attention to sea water intrusion
water resources evaluation and management
well designing and drilling supervision
aquifer evaluation
planning, designing and execution of environmental impact assessment (EIA)
planning, designing and execution of watershed management studies and projects
planning and designing of drainage systems for towns and subdivisions
spring evaluation and development
designing and construction supervision of water tanks and rain collection systems
planning, designing and construction supervision of small to medium scale water supply systems for
towns and industries
development of data management procedures
development of customized computer programs for basic hydrologic statistics, steamflow analysis,
drainage and water supply networks
geographic information systems (GIS)
training, including planning, designing and management of water-realted topics for specific interest
groups
teaching of hydrology, water supply, and other water-related subjects in the civil engineering
undergraduate curriculum of the USC
Uswag Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: USWAG
Head of the Organization: Didi R. Quimpo
Address: L. Barrios St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No.: (63)(36) 2623059
Visayas Network Development
Acronym: VISNET
Head of the Organization: Mrgr. Jose I. Borces
Address: Room 305, GMT Building, P. del Rosario St., Cebu City
Telephone No.: (63)(32) 254-3766
Fax Number: (63)(32) 254-3608
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Associates for Community and Rural Development, Inc.
Acronym: ACORD
Head of the Organization: Redeemer Ubalde
Address: Dr. Vicente Velez St., Apovel Subdivision, 9000 Cagayan de Oro City
Tel. No.: (63)(88) 350-1433
Associates for Integral Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: AID
Head of the Organization: Rogelio Fabe
Address: G/F UCCP Bldg., Lopez Jaena St., 8600 Butuan City
Tel. No.: (63)(85) 342-9387
Fax No.: (63)(85) 342-9572
Appropriate Technology Center
Acronym: ATC
Head of the Organization: Rachel V. Polestico
Address: Xavier University Agriculture Complex, Manresa Heights, 9000 Cagayan de Oro City
Tel. No.: (63)(88) 858-8962
Email Address: rpolestico@cc.xu.educ.ph
Davao Medical School Foundation -

Institute of Primary Health Care
Acronym: DMSF-IPHC
Head of the Organization: Luz Divina Canave-Anung
Address: PO Box 251 Circumferential Road, Bajada, 8000 Davao City
Tel. No.: (63)(82) 226-2344
Fax No.: (63)(82) 221-3527
Email Address: iphc@dv.weblinq.com
Foundation for Growth and Organizational

Upliftment for People, Inc.
Acronym: GROUP
Head of the Organization: Adelaida S. Mabaylan
Address: Gate 5 Macaibay Compound, 9000 Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City
Tel. No.: (63)(88) 858-6197
Email Address: groupinc@oronet.com.ph
Foundation for Integral, Sustainable and Holistic

Community Development, Inc.
Acronym: FISHCODE
Head of the Organization: Guillerma C. Dagani
Address: 3/F Baclayon Bldg., San Pedro St., 8000 Davao City
Telephone No.: (63)(82) 224-1428
Vision
To become an autonomous social development agency capable of giving substance and
meaning, through participatory approach, the attainment of genuine social transformation and
sustainable development.
Mission
To strive that every marginalized Filipino be accorded, as a matter of right, the basic necessities
of life such as food, clothing, shelter and access to health care and education.
Objectives
To initiate livelihood programs and cooperative endeavors
To develop an alternative system of education that seeks to raise the level of conciousness of the
people
To institute mechanisms to help assist urban and rural poor communities acquire land at affordable cost
and the provision of low-cost housing
To promote awareness for the management and protection of the environment
Josefa Segovia Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: JSFI
Head of the Organization: Teresita R. Infante
Address: 423 Lupo Diaz St., Davao City
Tel. No.: (63)(82) 227-9758 / 295-0051
Kalusugan Alang sa Bayan, Inc.
Acronym: KAABAY
Head of the Organization: Dr. Jean Suzanne Lindo
Address: 4B Duplex Apt., Dau St., Juna Subdivision, Matina, 8000 Davao City
Vision
KAABAY envisions a society where there is empowerment for the people and health for all.
Mission
KAABAY being a health institution responds principally to the issues of health situation and the
development of effective health care system. The institution shall take an active part in establishing
an effective health care system by enhancing the capability building of health human resources and
developing and supporting health programs and organizations.
Goals
To enhance the capability human health resources
To develop and establish health programs and activities and would-be needs of the communities and
organizations
To support and complement existing health programs and activities in the context of peoples' concerted
efforts towards a just and humane society
Objectives
To develop and provide health/human resources for urban and rural communities and organizations
To facilitate and support organizing of CHWs, health professionals and students
To conduct research and documentation of relevant issues in health that would bring about objective
basis for advocacies, decision-making and policies, program or project implementation
To provide relevant and sustainable health services to rural and urban communities and organizations
To develop linkages with individuals and different health and health-related programs, agencies,
institutions at the local, national and international
Strategies and Programmes

Education and Training
Research and Advocacy
Health Services
Networking
Health Program Consultancy
Program Sustainability
Kaanib Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: KFI
Head of the Organization: Paul Richard A. Paraguya
Address: Taino-Pacana St., 9000 Cagayan de Oro City
TeleFax No.: (08822) 724901
Kahayag Foundation,Inc.
Acronym: KAHAYAG
Head of the Organization: Ruth S. Montojo
Address: 121 University Aven., Juna Subdivision, Matina, 8000 Davao City
TeleFax No.: (63)(82) 297-3240
Kapwa Upliftment Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: KAPWA
Head of the Organization: Alma dela Paz
Address: 427 Durian St., Juna Subdivision, Matina, 8000 Davao City
Tel. No.: (63)(82) 296-2781
Fax No.: (082) 64866
Kinaiyahan Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: KFI
Head of the Organization: Onie A. Tabaco
Address: c/o Atty. Jude Ralph Yap Residence, Km. 5, J.P. Laurel Avenue, Davao City
TeleFax No.: (63)(82) 221-5418
Vision
To foster liberating sustainable development based on people's perpectives
Mission
To evolve, promote and popularize a ralistic concept of sustainable development based on the
Mindanao people's perspectives
To facilitate people's actions towards this end
Maguindanao Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: MDFI
Head of the Organization: Dausay Daulog
Address: Boyscout Bldg., Alunan Aven., Koronadal, 9506 South Cotabato
TeleFax No.: (08322) 83004
Email Address: mdfi@mozcom.com
Mindanao Environment Forum, Inc.
Acronym: MEF
Head of the Organization: Dennis I. Salvador
Designation: Chairman/President
Address: #1 North St., DBP Village, Maa, Davao City
20 A Garcia Heights, Bajada, Davao City
Telephone No.: (63)(82) 221-4293 / 298-2063 / 299-1309
Fax Number: (63)(82) 298-2757
Vision
MEF envisions Mindanaoans as a community of peoples embracing the responsibilty of nurturing
the environment towards the sustainable development.
Mission
MEF commit themselves to:
Adopting an environment conscious lifestyle;

Promoting active people's participation;
Responding to ecological and sustainable concerns;
Assisting and supporting community-based organizations to deal with environment

concerns; and
Working in solidarity with other groups on the regional, national and international levels
Mt. Apo Science Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: MASFI
Head of the Organization: Antonio M. Pilapil
Address: Eden-Bayabas, Toril, Davao City
Telephone No.: (63)(82) 221-0095
Mission
To provide education to children of poor families
To introduce models of agricultural education, land development and food production
Misamis Occidental Federation of Cooperatives
Acronym: MOFICO
Head of the Organization: Jose Loreto O. Proscianos, Jr.
Address: Cooperative Village, Gango, Ozamis City
TeleFax No.: (63)(88) 521-3378
Email Address: mofesco@ozamis.com
Muslim Christian Agency for Rural Development
Acronym: MUCARD
Head of the Organization: Imelda D. Ganaden
Address: #12 11th-15th St., Nazareth, 9000 Cagayan de Oro City
TeleFax No.: (08822) 728542
Email Address: mucard@oronet.com.ph
Mainland (Mindanao) Development Center
Acronym: MDC
Head of the Organization: Luzviminda B. Salcedo
Address: Door 1, Napasindayao Apt., D. Ponce St., 8000 Davao City
Tel. No.: (63)(82) 227-7633
Mindanao Grassroots Development Institute
Acronym: GRADE-IN
Head of the Organization: Sr. Romualda D. Jatico
Address: Cor. Kitanglad St., Patag 6th Division, 9000 Cagayan de Oro City
Telefax No.: (63)(88) 73-5794
Network for Environmental Concerns, Inc.
Acronym: NECI
Head of the Organization: Romeo A. Banaynal
Address: 61-A 7th St., Nazareth, Cagayan de Oro City 9000
Mission
To promote environmental awareness and conciousness in society
To foster harmony between natural resource utilization and environmental conservation geared towards
the attainment of a balanced ecology capable of promoting, nurturing and sustaining human life
Objectives
To manage conservation-based and environmentally friendly projects in behalf of private groups or the
government, funded locally or international
To update and support government in identifying issues and conserns towards the setting up of policies
complementing environmental thrusts
To undertake information dissemination and exchange of technical data, experiences, expertise and
resources related to or affecting the environment to government and various sectors of society
To link up various DNGOs efforts on environment
To provide technical and consultancy services for environmental resource management
To promote community-based initiatives and environmentally sound sustainable livelihood endeavors

Environmental Resource Management
NGO Technical Capability Enhancement
Land Resource Inventory, Appraisal and Management Consultancy
Advocacy Program for Environment
Enviromental Forum
Government Liaison
Research and Documentation
Notre Dame Business Resource Center Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: NDBRCFI
Head of the Organization: Bro. Robert McGovern, FMS
Address: Notre Dame of Dadiangas College, Marist Ave., General Santos City 9500
Telephone No.: (63)(83) 552-3252
Fax No.: (63)(83) 552-5400
Sidlakang Dabaw Development Foundation
Acronym: SIDLAKAN
Head of the Organization: Vergie Blanco Reyes
Address: 3/F Baclayon Bldg., San Pedro St., Davao City
Telephone No.: (63)(82) 224-1428
Vision
It envisions the revival of paradise lost by creating a self-sufficient community through
self-reliance by utilizing indigenous human resources and following an alternative lifestyle.
Mission
To assist indigenous community to protect and manage local resources that can be transformed
to livelihood projects for sustainable development
Goal
To see happy people living in a balanced environment, that could lead to a LAUGHING
MINDANAO
Objective
To be able to attain sustainable development
South Cotabato Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: SCFI
Head of the Organization: Belen S. Fecundo
Address: Integrated Development Center, Alunan Ave., P.O. Box 7875, Koronadal, South Cotabato
Telephone No.: (63)(83) 228-2687

Vision
The poor communities of SOCSARGEN and Sultan Kudarat have organized and pooled their
limited resources to achieve productive and sustainable development goals.
Mission
To develop long-term partnership with the underdeveloped communities of SOCSARGEN and
Sultan Kudarat and transform them into sustainable communities.
Goals
To establish sectoral groups and to implement socio-economic programs among the sectoral
groups of Upland/Lowland farmers, fishermen, and micro-entrepreneurs to help them become
sustainable communities.
Objective
To develop functional working relationships with government and non-government agency through
formal linkage for resource exchange.
Surigao Sur Organization for Human Development, Inc.
Acronym: SSOFHDEV
Head of the Organization: Radigundo E. Rivas
Address: 2 F Kikoy Plaza Bldg., Quirino St., Tandag, Surigao del Sur 8300
Tel.No.: (63)(86) 211-3381
Cellular phone: (0918) 483-4416
Technology Outreach and Community Help

Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: TOUCH
Head of the Organization: Virginia S. Pacunio
Address: Abellanosa-Vega Sts., Consolacion, Cagayan de Oro City 9000
Tel. No.: (08822) 724663
Email Address: touch@oronet.com.ph
Xavier Agricultural Extension Service Institute of

Market Analysis and Rural
Acronym: XAES-IMARD
Head of the Organization: Nestor R. Carbonera
Address: Almagro Compound, Ipil, Zamboanga del Sur 7001
Tel. No.: (63)(62) 333-2410
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3 komento:
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Tumugon
Darna Bisyosa Disyembre 29, 2017 nang 8:26 PM
anyone knows Bantay Kabuhayan Philippines Livelihood Association, Inc.(BKPLAI)?

Investigation/Special Operations Group (ISOG). i searched all over at google but it is unknown. we
are already reached thousands of member yet still unsure if the said group is legitimate. thanks
Tumugon
Unknown Hunyo 22, 2018 nang 6:01 AM

may Leyte Center for Development (LCDE) pa po :)
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