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Peace FFMission Report
The Pamalihi Community Experience 2009-2010
The Floating Community of Tribong Manobo of Agusan Marsh
The Manobo tribes in Sitio Panlabuhan, in Loreto, Agusan del Sur (Mindanao, Philippines) says “no to electric fishing”. With seed fund provided by Samdhana Institute, the community is now learning their way into sustainable management of their natural resources. They have identified their fishing grounds and agreed on their policy that they will not do electric fishing (the use of electricity to catch fish and other creatures). They are learning how to culture endemic fish species, and use natural fish feeds.
Indigenous Peoples Support Fund July 2010-June 2011
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Daraghuyan Ancestral Domain: Bukidnon Tribe Kasinatian
Bae Inatlawan-Daraghuyan_IFIPMarch2011.pdf
Pulangi V denounced as anti-people project
The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) has joined the call to stop the construction of the proposed 300 mw Pulangi V hydroelectric power plant in southern Bukidnon and North Cotabato, calling it a scheme to drive away the Manobo indigenous tribes and Moros in Bukidnon and North Cotabato from their ancestral domain and to dry up the Liguasan Marsh for distribution to outsiders at the expense of the Moros.
DECLARATION OF OPPOSITION TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF PULANGI DAM V
We, the undersigned Civil Society Organizations and Community leaders of Moro-Indigenous Peoples gathered at Simuay, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao this day, hereby declared and manifest our STRONG OPPOSITION TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF PULANGI DAM V amidst our much valued ancestral domain and heritage from our ancestors since time immemorial.
Reportage into Mining versus Indigenous Rights in Lembata island, Nusa Tenggara Timur
Community-Based Forest Management in the Philippines: A Preliminary Assessment
This study is a manifestation of the collaborative spirit of individuals and institutions that harnessed each and everyone’s strengths and commitments, as well as embraced one another’s failings, in order to come up with work that is intended to contribute significantly to understanding the complex issues of Community-Based Forest Management (CBFM) and its sustainability in the Philippines. Without them, our work would not have borne any fruits.
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AFTER THE ROMANCE: Rethinking Community, Participation, and Sustainability
Download here : samdhana.org/uploaded/After the Romance.pdf
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