bangsamoro successor generation network (bsgn)

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Bangsamoro SuccessorGeneration Network (BSGN)

Abulkhair Abul M. AlibasaArea Coordinator

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Backgrounds:Backgrounds:

The BSGN was organized by the SuccessorGeneration Trainees (SGTs) at CAPWIP Institute forGender, Governance and Leadership in YSTAPHIL,Paraaque City on June 14, 2004.

The training is a one-month Summer Youth Camporganized by the Federation of United MindanawanBangsamoro Women MPCs in partnership with theCenter for Asia Pacific Women In Politics (CAPWIP)through the Bangsamoro Successor Generation

Program for Building Transformative Communities forthe potential youth leaders from all over Mindanao.


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Three regional coordinating offices wereestablished in Zamboanga City, Marawi Cityand Cotabato City. A Liason officer in Manilawas also designated and the FUMBWMPCs

serves as the secretariat.Later, after the 2nd batch training in January2005, the Davao and SOCSKSARGEN Regionwas added and it has now 64 members.


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Vision StatementVision Statement

A Transformed Bangsamoro

living in a healthy,

progressive, peaceful

environment and self reliant

communities


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Mission StatementMission Statement

We nurture and strengthen the hearts and

minds of the future leaders of the

Bangsamoro who are in the forefront of

building transformative communities wherepeople personally and collectively take

responsibility for shaping their future


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Goalsand

Objective

s

Goalsand

Objective

s

To generate a transformative leaders from the new

generation of the Bangsamoro;

To make gender responsive Bangsamorogeneration;

To breed human right aware leaders of

Bangsamoro;

To generate development oriented leaders ofBangsamoro;


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Goalsand

Objective

s

Goalsand

Objective

s To develop community based socio-economic

development in the Bangsamoro homeland;

To empower our youth through participation in

local governance and political exercises;

To build peace and harmony through advocacy

and intra-faith and inter-faith dialogue; and

To perform the Islamic way of life in manner andin spirit.


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10 Major

Conerns

10 Major

ConernsTrainingof

Trainers

Self-Relianceand Socio-Economic

Development

Promotionof Local

Initiatives

Participationin Local

Governance

Developmen

t ofMadrasah

Humanrights

awareness

Strengthening

brotherhoodamong theMoro Youth

Linkages andpartnershipswith otherNGOs, Posand INGOs

Peacebuldingthrough

advocacy andinterfaithdialogue

Protectionof bio-

diversity


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ActivitiesActivities

Relief Missions

Project Proposal Writeshop

General Assembly

Culture of Peace Orientation

Inter-faith Dialogue

Leadership Trainings

Gender and Development Trainings

Feeding the Children of IDPs


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Participation in Local Trainings

YupPeace Program (OJT to Multi-NationalCompanies)

National Youth Parliament

Congressional Internship Program for YoungMuslim Leaders (Philippine Congress


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Participation in International Trainings

Global Exchange Program (United Kingdom)

Young Global Citizen Program (Participated

by 10 Countries)Rights of Women in Conflict Area (India)

Ship for Southeast Asian Youth Program(Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Brunei)


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21st Century Partnership for Filipino YouthInvitational Program (Japan)

School of Peace Studies and ConflictTransformation (Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia)

YCCI Training Workshop on Youth for Peace(Bangkok, Thailand)

Muslim Filipino Youth Leadership Exchange(Sydney and Melbourne, Australia)

NSD CCP (Chicago, USA, Sponsored by USDepartment of State)


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Peacebuilding advocacy through tri-media anddialogue

Para-legal and documentation training on humanrights

Livelihood Programs

Relief Operations to IDPs

Peace concerts (Moro Songs)


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INTERFAITH PEACE FORUM AND DIALOGUEINTERFAITH PEACE FORUM AND DIALOGUE


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PEACE ADVOCACY AND HR AWARENESSPEACE ADVOCACY AND HR AWARENESS


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HR TRAININGHR TRAINING


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FACT FINDING MISSIONFACT FINDING MISSION


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PEACE RALLIESPEACE RALLIES


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PARTICIPATION WITH ENVIRONMENT AND PEACEACTIVITIES

PARTICIPATION WITH ENVIRONMENT AND PEACEACTIVITIES


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YOUTH EXCHANGE CAMPSYOUTH EXCHANGE CAMPS


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LINKAGESLINKAGES

Asia-Europe Youth Network for Sustainable

Development Young Moro Professionals Network

Consortium of Bangsamoro Civil Society

Civil Society Organization Forum for Peace/CivilSociety Organization for Peace and Democracy

Ranaw Consortium of Human Rights Advocates, Inc.

Kabnar HR Advocates, Inc.

Lanao Association of Media Practitioners

Ranaw Youth for Peace and Sustainable

Development


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AcknowledgementAcknowledgement

FUMBWMPCs

CAPWIP

NCRFW

DSWD-ARMM

RCBW

OPAPP

GOP-UNMDP3

CYA

LYASDI

AAI

JOHN:15 FOUNDATION AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY

AMDFI

TFI

YMPN CIDA

MEDCO

PILIPINA

PAF

CSC

BMY-RCPDI


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THE BEAUTY OF LAKE LANAOTHE BEAUTY OF LAKE LANAO


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Thank you!

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