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ANGOC holds Training Program on Sustainable Agriculture Under the Third Country Training Program (TCTP) of the Japan
International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the Government of
Japan and the Government of the Philippines through ANGOC organized a course entitled,
Building Capacities of Asian NGOs in Poverty Eradication through Community Action.
The module for FY 2005 was Sustainable Agriculture: a Viable Alternative for Resource-poor
Farmers. Twenty-four participants from ten Asian countries were brought together on 6-25
November 2005 to improve their technical knowledge on SA technologies and practices. Read More.
The Global Call to Action against Poverty (G-CAP) is a growing alliance of organisations, networks and national campaigns committed to eradicating extreme poverty, which will be working together in 2005 to take action across the world to force world leaders to tackle the causes of poverty and meet and exceed their own promises on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Read more on the Global Call to Action against Poverty at www.whiteband.org.
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Third Country Training Program 2004
Building Capacities of Asian NGOs in The Third Country Training Program (TCTP) on Building Capacities of Asian NGOs and Government in Overcoming Hunger through Community Actions focusing on Enhancing Access to Land for the Rural Poor was held on 2-23 November 2004 at the Fersal Place Hotel, Quezon City, Philippines. The Training Program was successfully conducted under the auspices of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Thirteen qualified participants from Bangladesh, China, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Vietnam took part in the training which aimed to enhance the capabilities of the participants in field action, participatory research and multi-stakeholder partnership and to renew commitment and reintegrate plans to give rural communities better access to resources. For more info: TCTP Pages
ANGOC celebrates its 25th year The Asian NGO Coalition for Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (ANGOC) commemorated its Silver Jubilee last 2004. Its genesis finds its way back to February 1979, in Bangkok, Thailand, following on the heels of a two-year series of village and national level consultations in 10 Asian countries leading to the World Conference on Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (WCARRD). Thanks to the inspiration and vision of the late Dr. Dioscoro Umali, ANGOC was established. Read more on the ANGOC 25th Anniversary Report
More info on ANGOC's history and organizational profile.
Peace and Development Workshop
Last December 2004, a three-day regional workshop on Peace and Development in the Philippines in recognition of the important role of NGOs in promoting
peace and development in the rural Asia was held, gathering together ANGOC members and partners in selected Asian countries to discuss peace and
development initiatives in the region. Read More.
19-21 July: SARD Regional Workshop
Regional CSO Consultation: Mainstreaming the MDGs in Asia Last 23 July 2004, in Antipolo City, Philippines, ANGOC held a Regional CSO Consultation on Mainstreaming the
Millennium Development Goals in Asia. The consultation aimed to mainstream the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
among CSOs in Asia to enable them to adopt it as a larger framework towards which all initiatives can be
directed to especially for poverty eradication, ensuring environmental sustainability and developing a global partnership
for development.
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ANGOC played host to more 30-40 participants from South, Southeast, and East Asian Region, for a workshop on Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development- Farming Systems Evolution (SARD-FSE) on 19-21 July 2004, in Antipolo City, Philippines. Representatives from CSOs, governments, the academe, and donor organizations came together to review the SARD-FSE case study implemented in the Philippines, identify key policy issues that need to be addressed to move toward SARD, and formulate proposals for collaboration on SARD policy implementation.
