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Caucus of Development NGO Networks (CODE-NGO), with its 6 national networks and 6 regional networks, representing more than 2,000 development NGOs, people's organizations and cooperatives nationwide, is the country's biggest coalition of NGOs working for social development.

 

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Civil Society Dialogue with 2010 Presidential Candidates, Dec. 11, 2009

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CODE-NGO 13th General Assembly, December 10, 2009

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Development & Change Politics Workshop - Central Luzon, July 2009

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Noise Barrage against Con-Ass, June 4, 2009

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Change Politics Movement Nationwide Launch, May 10, 2009

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Re-discover Bohol!    Contact   bangonecotours@yahoo.com

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FOI Law Hangs in the Balance:
Can Speaker Nograles Put His House in Order on May 31?
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The Right to Know. Right Now! Campaign
 
We ask Speaker Nograles to expressly commit to the people that he will put the ratification of the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act ahead of any business of the House when it resumes session on May 31. We ask him to assure the people that he will lead the House of Representatives in the passage of the FOI Act and order its enrollment and transmittal to the President for approval.
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Oppose the Hasty and Questionable Process of
Appointing the new NAPC Sectoral Representatives and
Uphold the Basic Sectors’ Integrity, Autonomy and Role in NAPC!

We express strong opposition to the implementation of AO 187 and the planned rush appointment of National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC) Basic sector representatives based on Memo Circular 225.  A.O. 187 is contrary to the principle of consultation on which NAPC processes are based and would compromise and distort the autonomy of the basic sectors. 

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Human Rights and Dignity
in Disaster Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction

Statement of the CSO Members of the UNCSAC and Other CSOs

7 December 2009

Recent typhoons Ondoy, Pepeng and Santi caused great suffering and damage to lives and properties. While the floods were also occasions for generosity and heroism, the extent of damage also shows the vulnerabilities of our communities, the lack of preparedness of our government agencies  and the need for an effective reconstruction and risk reduction program. There is a need for a participatory and inclusive reconstruction of our communities. 

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