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A mini case study: An Eye Opener Called CSRC

This article excerpts from narratives written by Raquel Sanlucan, Rosita Pacay, and Alberto Gador regarding their experiences and insights from first using the Civil Society Satisfaction Report Card (CSRC) in 2013. The CSRC is a citizens monitoring tool administered to civil society organization (CSO) leaders where they assess their local government unit’s (LGU) performance in service delivery and governance. It was developed by CODE-NGO in 2012 and is currently being used in 44 municipalities nationwide.

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Bringing People to the Table

Would local chief executives of 24 municipalities in Visayas and Mindanao stand a good chance of being reelected (if they are still qualified and interested) less than 10 months from now? The answer, in part, would depend on the leaders and members of civil society...

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7 Lessons on Scaling Up to Networks

Do you need to scale up your organization’s operations and advocacies? It might be a good time to start building a civil society organization (CSO) network. The image of a spider’s web comes to mind – radials at the center, then spirals of spaced threads around. A CSO...

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