is a non-government organization that was founded in 2008 but officially registered at the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) on July 22, 2009 with Reg. CN200928142. This was created to provide the multifaceted needs of women especially Bangsamoro women in conflict-affected areas. It shall pave the avenue not only for the womenโs personal development but their active involvement in socio-econo
mic and cultural development of the nation. Women behind this organization are committed to devote their skills, capacities and services to the fullest. Vision
A peaceful community where women are empowered as partners in development, protection of rights, cultural stewardship, and socio-political and economic progress
Mission
To create a community where women are meaningfully engaged in inclusive governance, peacebuilding, the delivery of social justice, and the safeguarding of cultural heritage. Goal
To mobilize and empower Bangsamoro women and communities by harnessing and optimizing their full potential, facilitating equitable access to resources and opportunities, promoting inclusive governance, and advancing evidence-based and research-driven development. Objectives
1. To build leadership and strengthen organizational capacities of Bangsamoro women and communities through organizing, training, mentoring, and skills development programs.
2. To facilitate equitable access to livelihood, healthcare, education, and other basic social services and programs that support community progress and development.
3. To engage with concerned government offices and agencies and strengthen partnership with Local Protection Bodies to ensure safety and security, gender equality, and human rights.
4. To strengthen collaboration with Peace and Security Mechanisms to ensure meaningful participation of women in peacebuilding, and conflict prevention and response.
5. To promote the meaningful participation of women in governance, decision-making processes, and policy advocacy at all levels.
6. To help protect, document, and promote the cultural heritage and indigenous knowledge systems of Bangsamoro communities.
7. To generate and utilize evidence-based research to inform policies, programming, and advocacy initiatives relevant to women and community development in the Bangsamoro region.
8. To strengthen the capacity of Bangsamoro communities in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery through inclusive, gender-responsive, and community-based disaster risk reduction and management programs.
9. To strengthen institutional capacity to mobilize sustainable resources, enabling it to operate effectively as a self-sustaining institution.
