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Economic Development (11x17) (5321 KB)
Advancing Entrepreneurship and Economic Opportunities for Small and Medium Businesses
The Asia Foundation has a decades-long history of supporting broad-based economic growth across Asia through both public and private...
Advancing Entrepreneurship and Economic Opportunities for Small and Medium Businesses
The Asia Foundation has a decades-long history of supporting broad-based economic growth across Asia through both public and private channels. Through its Economic Development programs, the Foundation has assisted micro-, small-, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in accessing the legal information, financing, business services, and skills they need to enhance their competitiveness and profitability, thereby helping to create jobs and reduce poverty.
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01/09/2013 |
Program Profile
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Economic Reform & Development in the Philippines (257 KB)
Overview of The Asia Foundation's Economic Reform & Development programs in the Philippines. |
05/05/2010 |
Handout
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Elections in Asia (1272 KB)
The Asia Foundation maintains elections programs, including monitor and voter education, in nine countries in Asia. In recent years, the Foundation has implemented significant elections programs in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia,...
The Asia Foundation maintains elections programs, including monitor and voter education, in nine countries in Asia. In recent years, the Foundation has implemented significant elections programs in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, the Philippines, Pakistan, and Timor-Leste.
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01/19/2009 |
Program Profile
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Elections in Asia (11x17) (1268 KB)
The Asia Foundation maintains elections programs, including monitor and voter education, in nine countries in Asia. In recent years, the Foundation has implemented significant elections programs in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia,...
The Asia Foundation maintains elections programs, including monitor and voter education, in nine countries in Asia. In recent years, the Foundation has implemented significant elections programs in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, the Philippines, Pakistan, and Timor-Leste.
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01/18/2009 |
Handout
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Executive Summary, RIDO: Clan Feuding and Conflict Management in Mindanao (130 KB)
Executive Summary |
10/23/2007 |
Miscellaneous
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Exploring Conflict Management in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao , Carijane C. Dayag-Laylo (163 KB)
Paper Presented at the 4th Asian Regional Conference of the World Association for Public Opinion Research (WAPOR)
The Asia Foundation conceptualized and funded a study that looked into the cleavages, roots of conflict and possible...
Paper Presented at the 4th Asian Regional Conference of the World Association for Public Opinion Research (WAPOR)
The Asia Foundation conceptualized and funded a study that looked into the cleavages, roots of conflict and possible mechanisms of conflict management in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao or ARMM. In partnership with the Office of the President and TNS-TRENDS, a probability survey of households in ARMM and adjacent areas was undertaken. The findings indicate a high level of pride for one’s ethnicity and religion, high church attendance and high regard for religious leaders in ARMM. The study also revealed that Muslim ethnic groups are more divided than they would care to admit. Interfamily and clan conflicts tend to be more prevalent than “military-rebel” wars or “Muslim-Christian” feuds. On conflict resolution, majority says that appealing to higher authorities would be the most effective means. When asked what would be best for ARMM, most would prefer that Islamic laws be implemented in ARMM rather than support moves to secede from the Philippines. The study findings give much insight on how to further explore new and efficient ways of managing conflicts in ARMM.
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02/23/2004 |
Analysis
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Forging Sustainable Peace in Mindanao: The Role of Civil Society , Steven Rood (506 KB)
A study by The Asia Foundation's Philippines Representative Steven Rood, published by the East-West Center |
01/01/2005 |
Report
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Front Matter-- Built on Dreams, Grounded in Reality: Economic Policy Reform in the Philippines (3307 KB)
Front matter for Built on Dreams, Grounded in Reality: Economic Policy Reform in the Philippines, a volume of case studies on Philippine economic policy reform that contributes to the discourse on institutional change to create a...
Front matter for Built on Dreams, Grounded in Reality: Economic Policy Reform in the Philippines, a volume of case studies on Philippine economic policy reform that contributes to the discourse on institutional change to create a better understanding of how human actors engender change.
This publication is made possible by the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID).
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11/21/2011 |
Book
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Gender and Conflict in Mindanao (746 KB)
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for...
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for women and men in community and national peacebuilding. Their report argues that programming is more effective when comprehensive gender analysis is utilized, and that such an approach can be transformative in societies trying to emerge from conflict.
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08/04/2011 |
Handout
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Gender and Conflict in Mindanao, Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam (4354 KB)
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for...
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for women and men in community and national peacebuilding. Their report argues that programming is more effective when comprehensive gender analysis is utilized, and that such an approach can be transformative in societies trying to emerge from conflict.
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04/25/2012 |
Report
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Gender and Conflict in Mindanao (11x17 version) (743 KB)
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for...
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for women and men in community and national peacebuilding. Their report argues that programming is more effective when comprehensive gender analysis is utilized, and that such an approach can be transformative in societies trying to emerge from conflict.
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08/04/2011 |
Handout
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Innovations in Strengthening Local Economic Governance in Asia (1530 KB)
This new book from The Asia Foundation summarizes the Foundation's experience designing and
implementing programs aimed at strengthening economic governance in
Asia. Authored by Asia Foundation staff experts V. Bruce. J. Tolentino, Nina...
This new book from The Asia Foundation summarizes the Foundation's experience designing and
implementing programs aimed at strengthening economic governance in
Asia. Authored by Asia Foundation staff experts V. Bruce. J. Tolentino, Nina Merchant-Vega, Veronique Salze Lozac'h, Maria Belen Bonoan, Jaime Faustino, Hari Kusdaryanto, Frida Rustiani, and Arumaithurai Subakaran.
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05/25/2011 |
Book
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Linking the Philippine Islands through highways of the sea: An Evaluation of Roll-on/Roll-off Transport Policy, Enrico L. Basilio (13426 KB)
This project by the Center for Research and Communication, supported by The Asia Foundation, evaluates the Roll-on/Roll-off (RO-RO) Transport Policy developed to reduce the high cost of transporting goods from Mindanao to Manila. The RO-RO...
This project by the Center for Research and Communication, supported by The Asia Foundation, evaluates the Roll-on/Roll-off (RO-RO) Transport Policy developed to reduce the high cost of transporting goods from Mindanao to Manila. The RO-RO policy's goal is to establish an integrated national highway system consisting of both road and nautical networks. The system would promote and facilitate seamless movement of people and goods from Mindanao to Luzon through the Visayas and has already delivered benefits, including reduced transport cost, increased regional trade, enhanced tourism and agricultural productivity, growth in investments, and development in the countryside as well as poverty reduction.
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08/12/2009 |
Report
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Local Governance in the Philippines (1636 KB)
The Transparent Accountable Governance (TAG) program of The Asia Foundation addresses some of the local governance problems in the Philippines through customized technical assistance, supporting civic engagement, and by working with the...
The Transparent Accountable Governance (TAG) program of The Asia Foundation addresses some of the local governance problems in the Philippines through customized technical assistance, supporting civic engagement, and by working with the leagues of local governments.
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04/07/2010 |
Handout
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Local Governance Programs (1435 KB)
The Asia Foundation's approach to Local Governance Programs. |
12/07/2010 |
Program Profile
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Local Governance Programs (11x17) (1432 KB)
The Asia Foundation's approach to Local Governance Programs. |
12/07/2010 |
Handout
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Mindanao (233 KB)
Mindanao, in the southern Philippines, is home to the country's largest concentration of Muslims. The region suffers from poor infrastructure, poverty, and violence that has claimed more than 120,000 lives in the last four decades. The...
Mindanao, in the southern Philippines, is home to the country's largest concentration of Muslims. The region suffers from poor infrastructure, poverty, and violence that has claimed more than 120,000 lives in the last four decades. The violence and rebellion derive from internal Christian migrations to the region, sectarian clashes, war against Muslim/Islam separatist insurgents, clan feuds, and unfulfilled hopes of peace and economic prosperity.
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11/28/2012 |
Program Profile
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Newsbreak Magazine article - Cheap Guns Costly Feuds, Carolyn Arguillas (860 KB)
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01/03/2005 |
Article
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Newsbreak Magazine article - Getting Rid of Rido, Patricio N. Abinales (1210 KB)
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10/25/2004 |
Article
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Newsbreak Magazine article - In Cold Blood, Samira Gutoc, photos by Bob Timonera) (1693 KB)
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11/22/2004 |
Article
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Newsbreak Magazine article - It's All About Power, Gemma Bagayaua (828 KB)
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02/28/2005 |
Article
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Newsbreak Magazine article - The Big Kill, Marites Dañguilan Vitug (843 KB)
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04/25/2005 |
Article
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Newsbreak Magazine article - They Win the Peace, Jowel F. Canuday (923 KB)
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11/08/2004 |
Article
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Newsbreak Magazine article - Women Who Dare, Gemma Bagayaua (850 KB)
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12/20/2004 |
Article
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Peacebuilding in Asia (631 KB)
An overview of The Asia Foundation's Peacebuilding programs addressing violent conflict and strengthening state institutions in conflict-affected countries. |
11/17/2009 |
Handout
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Peacebuilding in Asia (11x17) (626 KB)
An overview of The Asia Foundation's Peacebuilding programs addressing violent conflict and strengthening state institutions in conflict-affected countries. |
11/17/2009 |
Handout
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Philippines Elections Manual, Tim Meisburger (334 KB)
A guide for international observers of the 2007 Philippines National Election. |
02/28/2008 |
Report
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Philippines Overview (1882 KB)
An overview of The Asia Foundation's Philippines program. |
09/29/2011 |
Program Profile
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Political Settlements: Implications for International Development Policy and Practice, Thomas Parks, William Cole (1854 KB)
Occasional Paper No. 2, July 2010
The processes of development are fundamentally shaped by powerful political, economic, and security actors in aid-recipient countries. These actors use their influence to shape formal governance...
Occasional Paper No. 2, July 2010
The processes of development are fundamentally shaped by powerful political, economic, and security actors in aid-recipient countries. These actors use their influence to shape formal governance institutions, policies, and the distribution of development assistance to advance their interests. The political settlements framework is an important new approach that may help international development organizations to better understand and respond to this reality and the challenges to developmental progress that is often affected by political dynamics in developing countries. This paper seeks to translate the concepts underlying political settlements into principles, strategies, and guidelines for practical action by donors and other development assistance organizations.
Thomas Parks, Regional Director for Governance and Conflict, The Asia Foundation William Cole, Senior Director, Governance, Law, and Civil Society Programs & Program Strategy and Development, The Asia Foundation
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07/28/2010 |
Analysis
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Program Overview (2400 KB)
A brief overview of the major program areas of The Asia Foundation. |
02/13/2013 |
Program Profile
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