In the second year of the pandemic, CODE-NGO continued to implement and provide capacity building interventions and initiatives to its member networks and member base organizations for them to better cope with the ongoing adversity and to be more accountable and...
Photo courtesy of: PBSP In January 2021, the virtual launch of the publication “Populism and Philippine Civil Society: Views from Labor, Urban Poor, and Development NGOs” (Lopa-Perez, 2020) provided an opportune time for CODE-NGO to begin a process of self-reflection....
To make the PH-OGP process more strategic, it is critical to continue engaging with the Steering Committees for direction setting and innovation rather than limiting their functions to procedural matters. Communicating what we’re doing and what we’ve done successfully...
The Open Government Partnership (OGP) principles and values should go beyond its National Action Plan (NAP). These should be realized and promoted at all levels of government. This statement is the genuine change we seek.” This statement from the Philippine-OGP Non-...
In navigating through the new normal, the Zero Extreme Poverty PH 2030 Movement (ZEP2030) continues to find solutions to meet its goal of uplifting Filipino families from extreme poverty. CODE-NGO and its members, being part of ZEP2030, commit to the strategy of local...
CODE-NGO commits to be the trusted national voice of civil society and to advance the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs) for transformative leadership. Specifically, it envisions itself as a competent and credible network of development CSOs sustaining its...