The 10th CODE-NGO National Assembly resolved in 2006 to “initiate some studies as to the feasibility of coming up with a retirement fund for the staff of the different CODE NGO organizations; and to mobilize resources to try...
Civil Society Advocacy for Constitutional Reform Since the debates on Charter change started, CODE-NGO and the Coalition for a Citizens’ Constitution (C4CC) have been advocating for a meaningful constitutional reform process...
DA Budget Monitoring {tab=About DABM} Philippine Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) have little knowledge of the details of the national government’s budget process. They also lack the skills and information to analyze and affect the content of the budget of the...
{tab=About PDAF Watch} It is common knowledge that the legislators' pork barrel funds consumes a substantial amount of taxpayer's money, amounting to 20 billion Pesos annually. This is often more than the annual budget of the Department of Agriculture and other...
CODE-NGO Democracy Fund Guidelines As approved by the CODE-NGO Board of Trustees on July 16, 2014. Established in 2002, the Democracy Fund was created to support the advocacy initiatives of people’s organizations (POs) that...
Economic Reform and Advocacy Since 2005, CODE-NGO has been one of the consortium partners of the Ateneo de Manila University in implementing the USAID-funded Economic Policy Reform and Advocacy (EPRA) Project. The initiative aimed to establish a meaningful and...