Ongoing Projects

ANSA-EAP NED Project in Partnership with SNPP
Ongoing Project
The Samahan ng Nagkakaisang Pamilyang Pantawid (SNPP or Association of the United 4Ps Families) has undertook several significant activities in past four years to further strengthen their ability to organize their communities, engage on policy issues and advocacies revolving around CCT program-related issues as a springboard for civic engagement. ANSA-EAP thru NED’s support continues to handhold the SNPP in their efforts to expand membership and engagement in other regions of the country. The aim is to build significant force in speaking out on other democracy challenges as they attempt to hold government accountable for policies and programs that undermine democratic governance and institutions.
KABATAAN KABAKYANG PROJECT
Recently Completed Project
The Affiliated Network for Social Accountability-East Asia Pacific Foundation, Inc. (ANSA-EAP) and Caritas Borongan Inc. (CBI) with the support from Save the Children Philippines (SCP) implemented the project “Strengthening the
Project SCOPE
Ongoing Project
The project “Strengthening the Capacity of Organizations of Persons with Disabilities
Open Contracting
The main premise of "Open Contracting in the Classroom and Beyond" is to target students in their present capacity as citizen monitors, in addition to their future potential as practitioners in their respective fields. University [...]

Past & Significant Projects

Checkmyschool Philippines
Past & Significant Project
ANSA-EAP promotes transparency and social accountability in public school service delivery in the Philippines
i-Geotag
Past & Significant Project
Geotagging is a cost-effective way of using GPS technology and web-based mapping to aid project monitoring and supervision
Citizen Participatory Audit
Past & Significant Project
In participatory audit, citizens (civil society, academic groups, community members, private sector) and the COA work together to audit the processes of delivering public services and government programs. As a result, transparency and accountability in the way government performs its functions is enhanced.

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Affiliated Network for Social Accountability in East Asia and the Pacific

The Affiliated Network for Social Accountability–EAP Foundation, Inc. is a non-stock, non-profit corporation registered under Philippine law. It is housed in the Ateneo School of Government (ASoG), a unit of the Ateneo de Manila University. ANSA–EAP was set up in July 2007 as a program of the ASoG, with funding from the World Bank’s Development Grant Facility (2007–2011), and incorporated in March 2011 with five founding trustees from the EAP region.

The Journey of Citizen Participatory Audit

The Citizen Participatory Audit (CPA) project has indeed presented many opportunities for engagement and learning

ANSA-EAP NED Project in Partnership with SNPP

Ongoing Project

The Samahan ng Nagkakaisang Pamilyang Pantawid (SNPP or Association of the United 4Ps Families) has undertook several significant activities in past four years to further strengthen their ability to organize their communities, engage on policy issues and advocacies revolving around CCT program-related issues as a springboard for civic engagement. ANSA-EAP thru NED’s support continues to handhold the SNPP in their efforts to expand membership and engagement in other regions of the country. The aim is to build significant force in speaking out on other democracy challenges as they attempt to hold government accountable for policies and programs that undermine democratic governance and institutions.

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PATTIRO (Pusat Telaah & Informasi Regional)

Address: Jl. Intan No. 81. Cilandak Barat. Jakarta Selatan, 12430 IndonesiaPhone: +62 21 7591 5498, +62 21 7591 5546Fax: +62 21 751 2503Email : info@pattiro.orgBlog: blog.pattiro.orgWebsite: www.pattiro.org PATTIRO established on April 17, 1999 aims for social justice and fulfillment of citizens’ basic rights by promoting good governance and public participation [...]