The Ecosystems Work for Essential Benefits (EcoWEB), Inc. proudly marks its 20th founding anniversary today, May 30, with two decades of transformational development and humanitarian action across the Philippines. Since…
"This writeshop matters as it presents Mindanao not as a footnote, not as a marginal space, and not as an 'alternative' history, but as an essential and foundational part of…
The Public Hearing and Forum held at St. Michael’s College Auditorium on 22 May 2026 made one message clear: Iligan strongly opposes any form of privatization of the Agus-Pulangui Hydroelectric…
"These local history studies are very important in strengthening humanitarian, development, NGO and government work." In his special message shared during the recently concluded Local History Writeshop last 20-21 May…
National Heritage Month Prepared for Regina Salvador-AntequisaExecutive Director, Ecosystems Work for Essential Benefits (ECOWEB), Inc. Thank you to our moderator, Sir John Leandro (Reyes). Good morning to everyone. On behalf…
Convening the newly organized Technical Working Group (TWG) composed of representatives from MBHTE-SDO Cotabato City and principals of 11 partner schools, Project RISE dived into its strategies and implementation direction,…
Ecosystems Work for Essential Benefits, Inc. (EcoWEB), in partnership with Educo Philippines, the Ministry of Basic, Higher and Technical Education (MBHTE) and the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Cotabato City,…
On April 11, 2026, hundreds of volunteers, community members, civil society organizations, and local government partners gathered along the Iligan City Esplanade, not just to plant mangroves, but to nurture…
In the aftermath of Tropical Storm Penha (#BasyangPH), families in Ubaldo Laya faced the challenge of clearing mud, debris, and waste from their surroundings. In response, the Ubaldo Manuang Community…
In the aftermath of the flooding brought by Tropical Storm Penha (#BasyangPH) in Iligan City, many areas in Barangay Tambacan were left covered in mud, debris, and accumulated waste. Recognizing…
