The
ITN FOUNDATION / Philippine Center for Water and Sanitation is a water and sanitation resource center in the Philippines. It
is part of the global initiative of establishing training networks in various developing
countries during the International Drinking Water and Sanitation decade. It is
a non-government organization doing public information, research, community organizing,
advocacy and training for the awareness, appreciation, protection and conservation of
Philippine water resources. It heightens awareness among public and private institutions
on development issues affecting water and sanitation policy reforms and water resource
management. ITN Foundation’s development approach is integrated water resources
management (IWRM) with people’s participation.
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The
STUDIEFONDS FILIPPIJNSE KINDEREN (SFK) (Study Fund for Philippine
Children Foundation, Inc.) - Philippines is a non-stock, non-profit and
non-government organization, which was organized through the joint
effort of Dutch and Filipino nationals to meet the challenge of helping
the poor yet deserving Filipino children. The SFK receives funds
from donors who share their vision of helping the less fortunate
children of Quezon City, Philippines.
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C L E A R (Conservation of Laguna de Bay's Enviroment and Resources,
a tripartite partnership - Laguna
Lake Development Authority, Society for the Conservation of Philippine Wetlands, and
Unilever Philippines - for the conservation and management of Laguna de Bay.
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The
NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY STRATEGY AND ACTION PLAN (NBSAP) in view of the problems and concerns
constantly threaten the future of the country's biodiversity and in consonance with the
Convention on the Biological Diversity's objectives of conservation, sustainable use, and
equitable sharing of the benefits of the country's biodiversity, a National Biodiversity
Strategy and Action Plan with modular projects and programs with corresponding resource
requirements were formulated.
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The
PHILIPPINE AGENDA 21 is part of the country's response to fulfill its commitments in the
historic Earth Summit in 1992 where government and key sectors of society agreed to
implement an action agenda for sustainable development, known as the Agenda 21. It seeks
to answer four questions: 1) where are we now?, 2) what is sustainable development?, 3)
where do we want to go?, and 4) how do we get there?. The major stakeholders involved in
the formulation of the Philippine Agenda 21 found it necessary to seek common ground. The
Principles of Unity, forming part of this document, embodies this common ground which
unites the key actors in their pursuit of sustainable development.
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The
SD VILLAGE showcases sustainable development practices and strategies that have been successfully implemented
in local communities in the Philippines. The collection of stories (communities) are
presented in a user-friendly format to encourage replication of the strategy/practice in
an appropriate manner by communities not only in the Philippines but in other parts of the
world as well.
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The
SOCIETY FOR THE CONSERVATION OF PHILIPPINE WETLANDS (SCPW) , a non-stock, non-profit corporation, was
organized with the following objectives: 1) to serve as a network of wetland workers and
advocates and establish linkages with local and international organizations; 2) to serve
as a forum for wetland issues; 3) to engage in advocacy work supportive of wetland
conservation objectives; 4) to provide technical assistance on matters related to
wetlands; and 5) to complement wetland management activities such as research, training,
and information education and communication.
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 OTHER RESOURCE LINKS
resource links in the Philippines |
