Coastal Summit organized by CCNCI in Cavite on destructive reclamation projects in Manila Bay, October 20, 2019

October 20, 2019October 8, 2020 ccnci_web 0 Comments Climate Change, Climate Justice, Fisherfolk, Manila Bay Reclamation

CCNCI organized the Coastal Summit in Cavite, with Pamalakaya fisherfolk members and input from scientists belonging to AGHAM on the destructive reclamation projects in Manila Bay.

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Climate Change Network for Community-based Initiatives - CCNCI

18 hours ago

So, for Duterte, it's okey for China to encroach, reclaim and put up structures and installations and for Chinese fishermen to plunder and destroy the marine resources in West Philippine Sea as long as they are not mining the area? This reasoning by a leader is so wrong and in essence condoning and tolerating China of it's unlawful and bullying activities in the area. He is also ditching the rights of Filipino fisherfolks who have been fishing in the area for a long time by saying that the area is not rich in marine resources, which has no solid basis at all. Clearly, Duterte is abandoning his duty to defend our rights and protecting the resources in West Philippine Sea. ... See MoreSee Less

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Climate Change Network for Community-based Initiatives - CCNCI

1 day ago

The double whammy of foreign investments in destructive #mining and illegal logging activities in #Myanmar has caused vast #deforestation of up to 10 million hectares. These foreign investments fuel the fire to the ongoing internal conflicts involving ethnic minorities and government forces, causing thousands of displacement among rural peoples, widespread land grabs of ancestral domain, and degradation of their indigenous way of life. Saw Thet mee is one of the many victims of injustices among Karen peoples.

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APNED will kick-start the #StandWithMyanmar solidarity campaign on Thursday, April 22 together with our member organizations, allies and friends to mark the global #EarthDay. It is in response to the military takeover that targets social movements, environmental defenders, including Karen territories. Karen Environmental Social Action Network (KESAN) reported that around 700 had been killed while over 3,000 individuals were displaced and sought refuge in the forests near Myanmar - Thailand border. ... See MoreSee Less

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Climate Change Network for Community-based Initiatives - CCNCI

1 day ago

Join the Climate Justice Program - IBON International in a breakout session, "Taking Action During the Pandemic and Rebuilding Momentum" on April 23, 2021 (14:30 London / 21:30 Manila).

REGISTER NOW: tinyurl.com/ftgu2 – you will need to register in advance to receive the links for each session.

This session is a reflection on the successes of resistance groups, from civil disobedience to frontline campaigning, and discusses how we take action to invoke change. What has worked, what has changed during the pandemic? What variety of tactics can we use in the coming year? Join us to learn about theories of change, climate action groups in the global South and North, and to hear about how social justice groups use direct action for change. Learn more: bit.ly/3syfPiK

The is part of the "From the Ground Up II: Taking Action" of the COP26 Coalition.

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Climate Change Network for Community-based Initiatives - CCNCI

1 day ago

Timeline PhotosThe Philippine Network of Food Security Programmes, Inc. (PNFSP) will hold a webinar series Our Food, Our Right, Our Life, Our Future tthat will tackle different issues concerning our right to food and food systems. Our natural food sources are in critical state and the agriculture and the environment, sadly are not among the priorities of the government while Filipinos’ access to safe and sufficient food is problematic. Climate change has also had its impact on food production, thus affecting our food producers and limiting the healthy options for our consumers.
PNFSP aims to air the voices of farmers, academe, women and youth, agroecology advocates and consumers in this webinar series.
JOIN US on our first episode via zoom and facebook livestream. ... See MoreSee Less

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Climate Change Network for Community-based Initiatives - CCNCI updated their status.

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