basic information
Civil Society Network for Education Reforms (E-Net Philippines)
ORGANIZATION NAME
About the Partnership
| Agreement Name | Partnership Type | |
|---|---|---|
| Scaling Up the Positive Discipline Advocacy Project | Funded | |
| Scaling Up Advocacy for Positive Discipline Project | Funded |
type of partnership
funded
name of agreement
Scaling Up the Positive Discipline Advocacy Project
Program/Project Link
PHL Sida CSO 2017-2021
Donor
Sida - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency
amount of grant
SEK 1,418,140.02
Start date
January 01, 2017
end date
December 31, 2019
proj. target beneficiaries
Partners schools and partner barangays in Quezon City, Negros Oriental, Kidapawan; and National (for Budget Advocacy)
Country Strategic Goal (CSP) Link
Health and Nutrition
managing scp program office
NO
scp focal point person
Carolina Francisco
specific project areas
Quezon City, Marikina City, North Cotabato and Negros Occidental
About the partner (partner's profile)
mission and purpose
Vision: E-Net Philippines envisions a Filipino society where quality education is a basic human right, and everyone has access to multi-cultural, gender-fair, liberating, life-long education Mission: E-Net Philippines commits to expand and strengthen civi
areas of expertise
Its strength is its capacity for campaigning and in buidling the capacity of civil society groups to be able to participate in campaign and advocacy activities. It is a nationwide network that has developed good relationships with civil society organizations, local government units, teachers\\\' organizations, and the Department of Education, which will be helpful in extending our reach. Emphasis on the right to education as a basic human right, the need to reach marginalized and exluded organizations, and the need to strenghten civil society to be involved in education reforms. Their core advocacies include: (1) Learner-centered, developmentally appropriate Early Childhood Care and Development; (2) Quality formal education; (3) Life-long, multi-cultural non-formal/Alternative Learning systems; (4) gender-fair education; and (5) Education financing.
geographical areas of operation
National
Type of organization
Network/Coalition/Movement (of Organizations)
Areas of Interest
It is a well known and respected network in the field of education reform advocacy. It is a member of the Asia South Pacific Association for Basic and Adult Education, the Global Campaign for Education, and the Literacy Coordinating Council of the Department of Education.
organizational size
3 full staff, 2 proj officers; and 2 part-time = 7 secretariat///BOT - 16; Natonal Secretariat - 3, Working Group- ALS -2 Gender - 2 Educ & Financing - 1 ECCD - 1 , Formal Educ. - 1 ; Island Wide Representative - Luzon - 4; Visayas - 4; Mindanao - 3
target sectors/beneficiaries
Partners schools and partner barangays in Quezon City, Negros Oriental, Kidapawan; and National (for Budget Advocacy)
Donor
Partners/ Network - Global Campaign for Education; Asia Pacific Association for Basic & Adult Education; UNESCO; Save the Children; Open Society Foundations; Result Education Fund, Global Partnership for Education
Financial Portfolio
P5,000,000
Partner Status
Funded Previous
contact information
head of organization
May Rendon-Cinco
proj. contact person
Charito Jocson-Pinalas
position title
National Coordinator
contact person position
Program Officer
org. office contact number
962-4058/ +63 918 925 8528 / Telefax +632 4333711
contact person e-mail address
chat_bok@yahoo.com
e-mail address
may.cinco@gmail.com / enet_philippines@yahoo.com
contact person telephone number
+63 917-708-0502
org. office street address
Mezzanine Floor, Casal Building, 15 Anonas Street, Barangay Quirino 3-A, Project 3 Quezon City, 1102 Metro Manila Philippines