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CDPC Kordilyera

The Center for Development Programs in the Cordillera, Inc. (CDPC) is a consortium of development NGOs in the Cordillera Region founded in 1986 in support of the indigenous peoples struggle for the right to self-determination.

Right to Food

We support traditional agricultural system in the Cordillera by initiating modern technique and technology.

Right to Health

We support community-based health programs whilst taking into account indigenous health practices.

Right to Livelihood

We support the capacity development and organizing of formal and informal workers as they strive for secured work and livelihood.

Civil and Political Rights

We support the capacity development of people's organizations for the enjoyment of their right to participate in political affairs.

our approach to development

We adopt a human right and indigenous people’s right approach to development, in particular right to food and livelihood, right to health, labor rights and political rights. We support right to development initiatives in the Cordillera region.

OUR ADVOCACY

CDPC is an organization that champions food sovereignty, health, livelihood, civil and political rights towards the self-determination of indigenous people in the Cordillera.

News

 CDPC Statement on the Attacks Against KADUAMI

The women and men of CDPC strongly rebuke the apparent pattern of  clamping NGOs advocating for human rights-based approach to development.  Our sister-NGO, the KATINNULONG DAGITI UMILI TI AMIANAN (KADUAMI-NL) is the latest subject of NGOs being...

BINNADANG

Binnadang is the official publication of the Center for Development Programs in the Cordillera. Sign up for our journal to learn more about our advocacy.

 

Journals

COVID-19 and Livelihood Loss

COVID-19 and Livelihood Loss

The Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown have affected us all but, as in most things, not equally. A huge casualty is people’s livelihoods. Those already vulnerable, relying merely on what they make in a day, are just so much more badly hit than many of...

Women in Resource Management

Women in Resource Management

For many outsides of the Cordillera, the Cordillera rice terraces are what one sees in Banaue (Poblacion). Popularized by tourism and media, the Banaue rice terraces have become the public image showcasing the ingenuity, engineering skills, and...