IAG's recent international workshop provided a valuable platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration, contributing to the ongoing journey towards peaceful and inclusive governance in various Asian regions.

Designed to enrich the skills, perspectives, and unique experiences of Moro women, the workshop places a special emphasis on the human and social dimensions of conflicts. The goal is to empower participants to play a crucial role in the peacebuilding process within their respective communities. The insights garnered from this workshop are anticipated to contribute significantly to a more holistic understanding of the root causes and far-reaching impacts of conflicts.

The collaboration between IAG and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Philippines aims to empower young Indigenous leaders to actively contribute to the political and economic advancement of their societies. Through this partnership, IAG underscores its commitment to nurturing and uplifting Indigenous voices, ensuring they play a pivotal role in shaping the future of their communities and the broader region.

This expansion marks a significant milestone for IAG, which has been actively contributing to the discourse on autonomy and governance for the past 18 years, primarily in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao in the southern Philippines.

Join us in championing this cause, as we pave the way for a more equitable and empowered future for all Indigenous communities!

  1. IAG celebrates 18 years of shaping public policy for peace and good governance
  2. IAG conducts training for new generation of IP youth leaders
  3. Underrepresented sectors join basic orientation on Political Party Building in the Bangsamoro
  4. IAG to revive collaboration with Iranun municipalities in Bangsamoro

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