- Transparency
International - Philippines
(TI), the global
coalition against corruption, is a non-profit, politically non-partisan,
non-governmental organization dedicated to increasing government
accountability and curbing both international and national corruption.
TI - Philippine Chapter is one of the over 120 national chapters
of Transparency International with Main Office in Berlin.
- College
of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines
- International
Migrants Resource Center
- Kalipunan
ng mga Katutubong Mamamayan ng Pilipinas or KAMP is the national
federation of indigenous peoples organizations in the Philippines.
Established in 1987, KAMP traces its beginning to the Consultative
Assembly of Minority Peoples of the Philippines (CAMPP) back in
September 1983. The assembly served as a regular venue where tribal
leaders belonging to the 6.5 million indigenous population met
to share and discuss the problems and life struggles of indigenous
peoples. The assembly was instrumental in advancing the demands
and aspirations of indigenous peoples through the projection of
their issues in the national and international fronts. The period
also marked the formation of local, provincial and region- wide
organizations of indigenous peoples.
- Citizens'
Disaster Response Center (CDRC) is a non-government organization
that pioneered and continues to promote community-based disaster
management in the Philippines. CDRC operates nationwide through
a network of regional centers affiliated with the Citizens’
Disaster Response Network and through people’s organizations.
- AGHAM
(Samahan ng Nagtataguyod ng Agham at Teknolohiya para sa Sambayanan
or Advocates of Science and Technology for the People) is a collective
of patriotic, pro-people science and technology advocates bonded
together by a common interest of promoting science and technology
that genuinely serve the interest of the basic Filipino masses
and in order to make the S & T sector contribute to genuine
national development. AGHAM recognizes the need to stop the vicious
cycle of poor science education, backward science and technology
and economic subservience brought about by historical and socio-economic
conditions.
- Women
in Development Foundation
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