[Economic, political and social situation in Southern Philippines]
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Manila?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 25
Subjects: Politics and government; Social conditions; Economic conditions
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: v. 1, pt. 1. 2nd State of the Region Address; title: Datu Zaldy Uy Ampatuan. pt. 2. 4th State of the Region Address; title: Datu Zaldy Uy Ampatuan. pt. 3. Archbishop Orlando Quevedo, OMI on the memorandum of agreement on ancestral domain, a five-parts series. pt. 4. ARMM roundtable summits on peace and security. pt. 5. Courts for Muslims, a primer on the Philippine Shari'a courts. pt. 6. Executive Order no. 122-A and Executive Order no. 295. pt. 7. Forging ahead, national government programs in support of ARMM and the peace process in Mindanao. pt. 8. Memorandum of agreement sa hisgutanang yutang kabilin sa GRP-MNLF Tripoli Agreement of Peace, 2001. pt. 9. PCID reports, January 2010, violence politics and the politics of violence, understanding the culture of impunity in the ARMM. pt. 10. Primer on dialogue Mindanaw. pt. 11. A primer on the Code of Muslim personal laws of the Philippines. pt. 12. Policy brief Code of Muslim personal laws of the Philippines. pt. 13. Rights-based Ancestral Domain Sustainable Development & Protection Plan (ADSDPP). pt. 14. Seeing through a split vine; title: Ernesto Ruiz Aradanas. pt. 15. Socio-Economic Development Plan (SEDP) for conflict-affected areas in Mindanao. pt. 16. Mga sumbanan sa Writ of Amparo, Writ of Habeas Corpus ug Writ of Habeas Data, gihubad sa Bisaya sa ulan ug sa balaod Mindanaw -- v. 2, pt. 1. 2nd Mindanao Peoples' Peace Summit. pt. 2. 3rd National Ulama Summit, a common word towards a common peace, 25-28 January 2010, Waterfront Hotel, Davao City. pt. 3. Accelerating aid for Mindanao's war victims. pt. 4. Adapted guide questions for conflict analysis. pt. 5. Appreciating Mindanao conflicts & shared Mindanao peace outcomes, 25 March 2010. pt. 6. A Bangsa Moro report, what future may await for the Moros in Mindanao during the post conflict period; title: by Mohammed Yakub Razzaque. pt. 7. A briefer on Mindanao national initiatives, Mindanao natin. pt. 8. Charter change and federal advocacy. pt. 9. A common word towards a common peace, the Muhammadiyah experience; title: Imam Addruqutni. pt. 10. A common word toward a common peace, the role of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) in fostering pluralism and diversity; title: by Abu Hapsin. pt. 11. Enhancing participation and support of soldiers and the police in the Mindanao peace process, programs for capacity building and policy reforms for the security sector in Central Mindanao. pt. 12. J-BIRD, Japan-Bangsamoro Initiatives for Reconstrustion and Development. pt. 13. Mindanao peace outcomes and peace, human security and development priorities. pt. 14. Mindanao women's framework for civilian protection. pt. 15. Mindanao Working Group (MWG) PMO convergence. pt. 16. Monitoring and evaluation guidelines. pt. 17. Outlines of current initiative reports and required reporting templates. pt. 18. Referendum for independence or autonomy, framework for a peaceful and permanent solution to the Moro problem; title: Manaros B. Boransing, Luis Q. Lacar. pt. 19. Shared conflict analysis in aid of M & E. pt. 20. Shared monitoring and evaluation of progress towards peace outcomes in Mindanao. pt. 21. Socio-economic development plan, conflict-affected areas in Mindanao in the Republic of the Philippines, executive summary. pt. 22. Tampakan project, sustainability report 2007. pt. 23. Translating the guidelines into progress and terminal/evaluation reports by type of initiative. pt. 24. USAID Philippines the American people, operational plan indicators for Mindanao Programs. pt. 25. Status of action taken and to be taken on "red" and "yellow" BIP Projects, as of 29 December 2009.