Project
Strenthen Capacity of Bagnsamoro Young Women on Policy Makingin the BARMM
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Amount Funded
24,991 EUROProject Duration
01 Nov 2022 - 30 Sep 2022 -
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Lead organisation
Kaagapay Overseas Filipino Workers Resource and Service Center
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Kaagapay Overseas Filipino Workers Resource and Service Center, Incorporated is a non-stock, non-profit and non-government organization that works for the protection and promotion of the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and members of their families in Mindanao. It was formed in 1996 during the height of massive deployment of Filipino workers to the Middle East countries when various non-government organizations, peoples# organizations, academe, and individuals were convened. It is duly registered in the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under registration number D199800041.
A. Vision
Kaagapay envisions a society where peoples (tri-people) are able to live the fullness of life, exercising their inherent rights as human beings, enjoy their dignity as persons whether they are in their homes or in working places and whether they are in their country of birth or the country of employment.
B. Mission
Kaagapay works for the protection and promotion of the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), their families and relatives in Mindanao and in other parts of the Philippines and in the world through effectively addressing the problems and effects of migration and creation of viable economic, political and socio-cultural alternative models in communities wherein basic needs of people are comprehensively addressed without exportation of human resources, and where natural resources are sustainably and equitably developed, managed and shared.-
Organisation
Kaagapay Overseas Filipino Workers Resource and Service Center, Incorporated is a non-stock, non-profit and non-government organization that works for the protection and promotion of the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and members of their families in Mindanao. It was formed in 1996 during the height of massive deployment of Filipino workers to the Middle East countries when various non-government organizations, peoples# organizations, academe, and individuals were convened. It is duly registered in the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under registration number D199800041.
A. Vision
Kaagapay envisions a society where peoples (tri-people) are able to live the fullness of life, exercising their inherent rights as human beings, enjoy their dignity as persons whether they are in their homes or in working places and whether they are in their country of birth or the country of employment.
B. Mission
Kaagapay works for the protection and promotion of the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), their families and relatives in Mindanao and in other parts of the Philippines and in the world through effectively addressing the problems and effects of migration and creation of viable economic, political and socio-cultural alternative models in communities wherein basic needs of people are comprehensively addressed without exportation of human resources, and where natural resources are sustainably and equitably developed, managed and shared. -
Project
Strengthen Capacity of Bagnsamoro Young Women on Policy Making in the BARMM
The project goal is to strengthen the capacity of Bangsamoro young women by meaningful participation in policymaking in BARMMlegislative processes through improving the women’s Agendamechanism to the Bangsamoro transition authority period. As follows, various elements were identified preventing the growth development of Bangsamoro young women in political participation and meaningful processes. The Bangsamoro communities specifically Bangsamoroyoung women experienced exploitation and discrimination in this time of pandemic as one of the results of economic and health crises. The insufficient financial support affect them to stop studying and led to increasing out-of-school youth. Besides, the existing socio-cultural practices are not favorable to young women. Most of the time, women also are less prioritized by their own families while men can have chances because of the existing patriarchal system in Bangsamoro society. These occurrences for young women are exposed invulnerability could be forced or arrange marriages, early pregnancy if can not prepare in this stage, and another problem may happen to have high risk-related diseases. In the consultative workshop, it was sought and come-up view that the government has limited programs and services to support young women. It resulted in limited access and limited opportunities for self-development. Building women networking and alliances can facilitate these issues and concerns to the appropriate line agencies concerns. In the region, poverty and armed conflicts are still existing. Education level has low rate because these circumstances but considering education are vital fundamental. The problem always arises lack or limited knowledge on laws and policies, limited access to information resulted in less confidence to stand their demands. Our target is to raise awareness by educating young women for them to have equipped knowledge and protection so that they become more confident to face challenges. To make it stronger building relationships among Bangsaromo communities. It is essential to have meaningful participation in society through young women’s assembly by defining and consolidating the causes and effects experienced. To they can be demanded and brought out in BangsamoroLegislative or local ordinances for the recommendations in the provision of women’s codes. The Bangsamoro young women Agenda will be prioritized to include in the legislative body by increasing legislative laws and increasing awareness and capacity building and increasing broad networks of young women organizations.
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Strengthen Capacity of Bagnsamoro Young Women on Policy Making in the BARMM
The project goal is to strengthen the capacity of Bangsamoro young women by meaningful participation in policymaking in BARMMlegislative processes through improving the women’s Agendamechanism to the Bangsamoro transition authority period. As follows, various elements were identified preventing the growth development of Bangsamoro young women in political participation and meaningful processes. The Bangsamoro communities specifically Bangsamoroyoung women experienced exploitation and discrimination in this time of pandemic as one of the results of economic and health crises. The insufficient financial support affect them to stop studying and led to increasing out-of-school youth. Besides, the existing socio-cultural practices are not favorable to young women. Most of the time, women also are less prioritized by their own families while men can have chances because of the existing patriarchal system in Bangsamoro society. These occurrences for young women are exposed invulnerability could be forced or arrange marriages, early pregnancy if can not prepare in this stage, and another problem may happen to have high risk-related diseases. In the consultative workshop, it was sought and come-up view that the government has limited programs and services to support young women. It resulted in limited access and limited opportunities for self-development. Building women networking and alliances can facilitate these issues and concerns to the appropriate line agencies concerns. In the region, poverty and armed conflicts are still existing. Education level has low rate because these circumstances but considering education are vital fundamental. The problem always arises lack or limited knowledge on laws and policies, limited access to information resulted in less confidence to stand their demands. Our target is to raise awareness by educating young women for them to have equipped knowledge and protection so that they become more confident to face challenges. To make it stronger building relationships among Bangsaromo communities. It is essential to have meaningful participation in society through young women’s assembly by defining and consolidating the causes and effects experienced. To they can be demanded and brought out in BangsamoroLegislative or local ordinances for the recommendations in the provision of women’s codes. The Bangsamoro young women Agenda will be prioritized to include in the legislative body by increasing legislative laws and increasing awareness and capacity building and increasing broad networks of young women organizations.