The formation of an independent, reform-oriented, activist policy group, which we call Action for Economic Reforms, has gained greater urgency and significance. The terms of reference of policy debates in the Philippines have seen radical transformation in recent years - Diliman, Quezon City.

A resourcer advocacy site on housing and urban poor issues. It features best practices, housing rights issues, news, laws, statistics, studies and publications and government policies and programs

A group of independent NGOs that believe in the same vision: Kaangayan, Kalambuan, Kalinaw ... sa Mindanaw, sa Pilipinas, sa Kalibutan.

BEing human is concerned with a critical issue in our modern world - the relationship between our needs as individuals, and those of society as a whole - and its impact on global development - Makati City.

The Caucus of Development NGO Networks (CODE-NGO) was organized in 1991 by 10 of the largest networks in the country. Today, CODE-NGO counts as its members seven national networks and five regional networks, representing more than 2,500 NGOs, POs and cooperatives all over the country. As an organization of scale, CODE-NGO has the broadest purview of NGO/PO issues and concerns. It has been an effective fora for discussion and consensus-building of issues among its members. It represents its members with government and donor agencies to advocate for the concerns of NGOs, POs, and the sectors and communities they assist. It is also recognized as a principal clearinghouse of information on NGOs and POs in the Philippines - Katipunan Ave., Quezon City.

The largest microfinance institution in the Philippines. CARD earned the recognition as the first microfinance NGO to transform into a formal financial intermediary, thus providing a model for other MFIs in the country and abroad.

The women of the Asia-Pacific region will create a system of politics that is holistic, integrated, and life-enhancing in its perspective. CAPWIP is a non-governmental regional organization (NGO) dedicated to promoting equal participation of women in politics and decision-making - Baclaran, Paranaque.

The Center for Popular Empowerment, Inc. (CPE) is a non-stock, non-profit organization established in 1993 by leaders of people’s organizations, non-government organizations and individuals from the academe who aims to pursue innovative approaches in promoting the political, economic and socio-cultural rights of the urban poor in the Philippines - Mahiyain St., Teachers' Village-East, Diliman, Quezon City.

The Center for Research and Communication was founded in 1967 as a private, non-stock, non-profit research institution serving the needs of the business community for economic information. It pioneered in economic forecasting and industry analysis, regularly communicating economic forecasts and industry studies through written reports, briefings, conferences and seminars. Soon after, CRC started to offer graduate degree courses to complement the training of its research staff - San Miguel Ave., Ortigas Center, Pasig City.

The official blog of the Fair Trade Alliance - Fair Trade NOT Free Trade! Founded in 2001, the Fair Trade Alliance (FairTrade) of the Philippines is a broad multisectoral coalition of formal and informal labor, industry, agriculture, NGOs and youth pushing for trade and economic reforms- Dr. Lascano St., Quezon City.

Foundation for Information Technology Education and Development - established to increase IT awareness in the Philippines and to contribute to the effort to enable Philippine society for the Information Age - Makati City.

The GCS Movement is a non-governmental social movement directed towards constructing a spiritually beautiful, materially affluent and humanly rewarding society. It is a global movement which is focused on five major activities: a movement for actualizing a healthy society, improving standards of living, protecting nature and the environment, restoring human dignity, and promoting world peace with the spirit of GCS: Goodwill, Cooperation, and Service.

Building homes ... building lives - Pasig City

Active in the Philippines since 1979, extending development assistance mainly in the field of human resource development ranging from training and education, research and publications, project development and consultancy services - Makati City.

Health Alternatives for Total Human Development, Inc. The HEALTHDEV Institute is a non-stock, non-profit, non-governmental organization that supports individuals, organized groups and communities in the active pursuit of good health and well being through capability building and the setting up of appropriate systems and services - Loyola Heights, Quezon City.

A network of non-government organizations (NGOs) operating in the city and province of Iloilo.

An international network of gender advocates actively working to promote equitable, social, and sustainable trade. The Network utilizes research, advocacy and economic literacy to address the specific trade issues. The Asian network is headquartered at Miriam College in Quezon City.

Enabling people through participatory approaches - Silang, Cavite.

Linking women, sharing knowledge, engendering change - 25 years of service to women - a feminist NGO dedicated to women√·∆Ì√Ùs information and communication needs - Quezon City.

Seeks to foster the spirit of volunteerism futher by harnessing the power and reach of the Internet. iVolunteer.ph provides web-based facilities for non-government and non-profit organizations to post volunteer opportunities in a searcheable database.

Vision: to be a sole-source organization that promotes self-reliance, social and economic stability and empowerment among overseas Filipino workers, migrant returnees, and their families.

KAKAMMPI is a community-based organization of families of overseas Filipino workers and migrant returnees. Kakammpi was formed to protect the rights and welfare of overseas Filipinos and to effectively respond to the problems generated by overseas migration. Today, it finds its mission even more relevant with the continuing increase in overseas migration and the dramatic rise in abuses committed against Filipino migrants - Teachers' Village, Diliman, Quezon City.

Leaders and Organizers of Community Organization in Asia - work includes: introducing CO to countries where it is not existing, training COs on a long or short term basis; organizing exposure trips for COs and their support groups; arranging workshops in which national groups can exchange tactics and experiences; arranging for research and evaluation; and working with other Asia-wide bodies to help make people's participation a reality - Quezon City.

MODE is a non-government organization (NGO) founded in to help address the growing demands of other NGOs, cooperatives, and foreign funding agencies (FAs) in mainstreaming and integrating their developmental socio-economic projects. By mainstreaming we mean helping peoples√·∆Ì√Ù organizations, together with their partner NGOs and FAs, strengthen their capability to make their economic and/or business projects compete in the market. By integrating, we mean helping them, our target clients, realize and expand their potential for project and/or economic cooperation - Sikatuna Village, Quezon City and Catarman, Northern Samar.

MINCODE is a coalition of nine (9) networks of NGOs and POs based in Mindanao. MINCODE envisions a Mindanao society where the people-Lumads, Moro and Christian settlers are free to live responsibly in abundance and relate in harmony with nature, with other people and their Creator.