FUNDING
PARTNERS
The following
organizations have
been providing invaluable
support to the CO Multiversity in its continuing work with the various sectors
of society:
For
the past seven years, the Ford
Foundation, a resource for innovative people
and institutions
worldwide, has
supported CO
Multiversity’s institutional development,
the organizing
program for
the urban poor communities along
the Pasig
River, the CO Learning
Consultations, the customized consultancies and regional assemblies of people
organizations.
Misereor, the German Catholic Church’s agency for overseas development cooperation, has been supporting the PhilCOS program since 1997.
The Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace (CCODP) provided funds for the Issue Based Community Organizing Training Program in Mt. Banahaw, Quezon and for the CO Multiversity’s institutional development.
The
Asia Foundation (TAF)
has maintained its support for the training
course on
Empowering Dispute Resolution/Management Processes (EDR/MP) since its
inception in 1997.
Oxfam-Great Britain also supported the CO training program for people’s organizations.
Since
1997, the International Labour
Organization’s International Programme
on the Elimination of
Child Labor (ILO-IPEC)
has been funding the child labor program in
Rodriguez, Rizal, which
includes research,
training, organizing and
educational assistance affecting the larger community as well.
The
United
Nations Development
Program- Human Resource Development
(UNDP-HRD) funds
the capability building and training program of 16 Peace and Development
Communities in Mindanao.
PARFUND
provided funds
for the
CO training program
for people’s organizations and the Taskforce Sugar lands Project.
Mondragon Foundation, Inc.
and the Philippine Support
Service Agency (PHILSSA) supported the Project Shelter for the urban
poor communities living along the Pasig River.
Foundation for
the Philippine
Environment (FPE) provided assistance
for the 1999 Earth Day Campaign and the conduct of
the 3rd General Assembly of the Philippine
Community Organizers Society (PhilCOS).
Foundation for
a Sustainable Society
Incorporated (FSSI) provided support for
the First Batch of the Successor
Generation Program and the 3rd General Assembly of
the Philippine Community Organizers Society (PhilCOS).
The World Bank funded the regional consultations with civil society organizations to assess its Country Assistance Strategy.