Part of the learning series to strengthen capacities and programs of IAG partners under its Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (P/CVE) consortium project supported by the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF), this webinar takes a look at the Abu Sayyaf situation in Sulu.

In support towards strengthening the Bangsamoro Parliament, IAG with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Philippines, engaged the committee secretaries of the BTA Committee Affairs Division and legislative staff officers of the Office of the Parliament Speaker and Secretary General on a training-writeshop on writing legislative documents.

The past 15 years would not have been truly a success for IAG had it not been for the support and partnerships of different international donor organizations. As we celebrate our 15th anniversary, we would like to share IAG’s success and thank them all.

IAG conducted consultations with various emerging political parties and movements in the region as part of the preparations for the rollout of a training series for existing and emerging political parties in the Bangsamoro.

As an institute devoted to promoting holistic human development, our greatest resource are not only the women and men at IAG but our countless partners who have journeyed and supported us for 15 years.

  1. IAG Announces Appointment of Director for Programs
  2. IAG Webinar: Mindanao Women Leaders vs. COVID-19 Pandemic
  3. IAG and WFD partner to develop political parties in the Bangsamoro
  4. READ: Draft Bangsamoro Civil Service Code of 2020

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