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Ecoweb is a community-based non-profit organization based in Iligan City that advocates for disaster risk reduction, environmental protection, and the rights of marginalized groups. It aims to address larger development issues through programs like CBDRR and survivor-led crisis response. Ecoweb benefits impoverished and vulnerable communities and disaster/conflict survivors. It has found success in basic needs assistance, training upland farmers, relief operations, and bridging divisions. Challenges include sustainable funding and transport as well as political influences on decision-making. Ecoweb concludes its work is about building partnerships and empowering communities.
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- 1. COMMUNITY ORGANIZING Presenters: Charlie D. Agravante Jr. Lance Darryl
- 2. We I N T R O D U C T I O N -interviewed the project coordinator of Ecoweb in Iligan City, Maam Renefe Mosot- Padilla. -have identified some concepts that could explain the programs of this organization defined by Staples and other researchers -Self Help concept -Citizen Participation -Grassroots leaders
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- 4. We would like to emphasize the importance of addressing the larger development issues which Loretta Pyles, a sociologist who is concerned with transformative social change and holistic social work practice and pedagogy, explained in her article for us to have social change and development in our communities. I N T R O D U C T I O N
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- 6. W h a t is E c o w e b ? Based in Iligan City, Lanao del Norte. SEC registered and founded on the 30th day of May 2006 Community based disaster risk reduction and management Strongly advocates for the rights of the marginalized sectors
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- 8. Programs and Activities of Ecoweb Ecoweb has 2 major programs: 1. Community-based Disaster Risk Reduction (CBDRR) 2. Survivor-led response to Crisis and actively contributing in the localization of sustainable development agenda
- 9. Beneficiaries People from poverty Marginalized groups (PWD, IP) Survivors of natural disasters like Sendong, Yolanda Survivors of Marawi Siege
- 10. The Successes of EcoWeb Basic needs assistance in Brgy. Rogongon and Limunsudan Providing training and assistance to New Upland Farmers Relief Operation in Kolambugan Provided support and trainings to MDRRM Eastern Samar Served as the bridge to achieve peace and order between Muslims and Christians in Kolambugan. Gave support like 30 coarse shelter, 1 daycare school, 1 health center with all equipment, 1 barangays boutique along with medicines and groceries and trainings on livelihood in Kolambugan
- 11. Failures / Challenges of EcoWeb Transportation purposes Sustainability of staffs and workers Political challenges on decision-making processes International donors are temporary and seasonal
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