The birth of MINCODE came at a time when NGOs and POs were enjoying the highest respect, recognition and support from government. Those were the glorious days of the civil society. Those were days of the beginnings of NGO dynamism
By Charlito “Kaloy” Z. Manlupig Speech on the launching of Project CIRCLE (Communities of Inclusion and Resilience Through Collaborative Local Engagements) Distinguished and Honorable Guests… Read More »The Role of Civil Society in Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism
As peace advocates and Mindanawons, we, the Balay Mindanaw Group of NGOs, firmly support the call for the immediate passage of a Bangsamoro Basic Law… Read More »STATEMENT ON THE BANGSAMORO BASIC LAW (BBL)
This is one of the many stories of evacuees from Marawi. But Jamie Lambas, together with other Maranao youth leaders and facilitators, chose to provide psychosocial support to their fellow evacuees.
115,880 families or 527,704 persons displaced by the armed conflict in Marawi | 89 Evacuation Centers (ECs) are currently open with 5,055 families or 27,335 persons | 98,846 home-based internally displaced families or 442,981 persons tracked in 378 barangays in 8 Regions.