The Ecosystems Work for Essential Benefits, Inc. (ECOWEB) and partners call for more community led solutions and better complementation of efforts for rebuilding lives and livelihoods of population heavily affected…
Statement on the Marawi Bombing Incident We at the Ecosystems Work for Essential Benefits (ECOWEB) are in solidarity with all the Muslims and Christians in Marawi City and the whole…
Locals as First Responder and Key for Building Sustainable Peace
RIVERSIDE, Mahayahay, Iligan City—Weighed down from carrying 2 sacks of 5-kilo rice and grocery bags, their sweat mingled with raindrops trickling on their brows, a smiling middle-aged mother took a…
EcoWEB’s SCLR approach enables flood-affected communities to bounce back with dignity
The lack of consultative mechanism and coordination with concern interagency for post-disaster resettlement inspired homeless disaster-affected families in barangay Ayala to assert the proper provision of relocation site and for…
Homeless SHG demand for relocation site before eviction from evacuation camp
Organized self-help group (SHG) in Calle San Vicente did not only devote their functional roles in survivor and community-led response (sclr) to support their members to access humanitarian services. They…
Self-help group in Calle San Vicente led for mental health support, too
ECOWEB, Inc. joins with the global community in the celebration of #WorldHumanitarianDay highlighting the contributions of extraordinary volunteers, professionals, and a community of people, #thehumanrace, sharing their valuable resources, time,…
It Takes A Village to Save Lives and Build Community Resilience
This toolkit has been prepared by the Ecosystems Work for Essential Benefits (ECOWEB), Inc. in partnership with Oxfam Pilipinas and Philippine Preparedness Partnership (PhilPREP) thru the Center for Disaster Preparedness…
Toolkit on the Conduct of Dialogue on Localization of Humanitarian Actions: The Philippine Experience 2021
Capturing learning from a Typhoon Odette Community-led Humanitarian Action Atoyay, Socorro, Surigao del Norte They are not even neighbors. They don't belong to the same barangay, although all of them…
The Women of Atoyay
Capturing learning from a Typhoon Odette Community-led Humanitarian Action Ilihan, Matam-is, Del Carmen, Surigao del Norte Jayson Mullet, 32, a businessman and resident of Ilihan, Del Carmen, Surigao del Norte,…
Tubig
Capturing learning from a Typhoon Odette Community-led Humanitarian Action Sitio Lawigan, Barangay Salog, Socorro, Surigao del Norte “Mora’g buhawi (like a hurricane),” was how barangay chairman Jorlito Bayeta, 62, described…
MORA’G BUHAWI
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