A star sits atop the Christmas tree could not shine without the ribbons, Christmas balls ang lights that make up the quintessence of its entirety. To our partners, everyday is…
In commemorating the 75th year of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the Ecosystems Work for Essential Benefits, Inc. (ECOWEB) reaffirms its unwavering commitment to the principles of "Freedom,…
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…
By Regina S. Antequisa, Exec. Dir., ECOWEB A decade has passed since Super Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) wreaked havoc on the Philippines, leaving behind a trail of destruction and loss that…
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…
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…
(by Rockrock Antequisa, PDA, ECOWEB) In the Philippines, traditional attire is a symbol of ethnic identity. Most indigenous group have attires with elaborate distinctive combination of colors. It is unusual…
(by Rockrock Antequisa, PDA, ECOWEB) The Manobo indigenous people The Manobo are one of the the largest ethnolinguistic groups among the Indigenous Peoples (IP) in Mindanao, the second largest island…
Brot für die Welt’s program manager for the Philippines Jonna Lena Raphaela Seemann visited the abaca farmers in the hinterland of sitio Salvador of barangay Rogongon, some 40.4 kilometers far…
“How did the abaca plantation and its social enterprise change us? It changed me and my companions dramatically. We used to be full of vices; deficient in knowledge on farming;…
