Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals through grassroots peace action, education, dialogue, livelihood, WASH, and community resilience.
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๐๐๐๐ ๐บ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ ๐จ๐๐. WHO WE ARE: Add Peace Mindanao Inc., as a non-profit organization, aims to create an environment that facilitates conflict resolution, minimizes violence, and supports long-lasting peace in Mindanao since 2022. Our distinct
ive role in Mindanao involves providing valuable insights to other agencies and institutions focused on peace and security while emphasizing the unique government resources and expertise that can help resolve violent conflicts. We also focus on repairing damaged relationships between conflicting groups or individuals, dispelling harmful stereotypes, and building strong community bonds. WHAT WE DO: We work closely with government agencies, think tanks, and NGOs to encourage open discussions aimed at strengthening Mindanao's role in promoting peace and security. Our main focus is on showcasing the unique experiences and resources within the local government system to effectively address conflicts. We also conduct research to gather and share relevant information, raising awareness and advocating for positive change, this also include monitoring and evaluating programs, especially those related to participation and governance aligned with local development goals. We also support peacebuilding and provide training to local development professionals, equipping them with the skills to handle conflict situations. Our expertise extends to developing and implementing programs before, during, and after instances of violent conflict, addressing the drivers of such conflicts and violence, while also strengthening resilience to build sustainable peace in Mindanao. WHY MINDANAO: Consider a nation as you would a human body. Just like a person can't be healthy if one part is strong while another is weak, a stunning capital city like Manila doesn't make the whole country beautiful. This is why we prioritize addressing the challenges in the south, which is still catching up to the progress seen in the north. The challenges in Mindanao are national issues, and people from other parts of the country shouldn't dismiss them as distant or irrelevant. In reality, Filipino taxpayers finance efforts to address the โMoro rebellionโ, and communist-terrorist activities, soldiers recruited to combat these elements often hail from different regions of the Philippines, and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) from Mindanao frequently seek refuge in crowded cities in Luzon and Visayas. CONNECT WITH US:
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+63 977 618 4269
Davao City, Davao del Sur, 8000, Philippines