MINCODE
The Mindanao Coalition of Development NGO Networks (MINCODE) is the largest coalition of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Mindanao. MINCODE was organized in 1991 and was formally registered with the Philippines’ Securities and Exchange Commission on January 18, 1993.
Who We Are
MINCODE consists of 10 CSO Networks with 700 member base organizations. These include people’s organizations, non-government organizations, cooperatives, and other citizens groups.
Our members:
Agri-Aqua Development Coalition (AADC)
Association of Foundations (AF) Mindanao-based members
Consortium of Bangsamoro Civil Society (CBCS)
Coalition of Social Development Organizations-South Cotabato (CSDO)
Kahugpungan sa Mindanao (KAMI)
Pambansang Kilusan ng Samahang Magsasaka (PAKISAMA) Mindanao
Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) Mindanao
Partnership for Philippine Support Service Agencies (PHILSSA) Mindanao
Philippine Partnership for the Development of Human Resources in Rural Areas (PHILDHRRA)
What We Do
MINCODE stands at the forefront of peace and development advocacy in Mindanao, serving as a strategic coalition and convening platform for networks of NGOs, people’s organizations, and cooperatives across the region. As a trusted forum for dialogue, coordination, and knowledge exchange, MINCODE facilitates collaborative action on programs that directly impact Mindanao’s communities.
Working in close partnership with donors, government agencies, civil society organizations, and grassroots communities, MINCODE bridges diverse sectors to co-create inclusive and sustainable development solutions. The coalition plays multiple roles—as a capacity builder, knowledge manager, bridge builder, and advocacy center—working to influence public policy and strengthen civil society leadership in social development.
Through its initiatives, MINCODE fosters Mindanao consciousness and promotes deeper awareness of the region’s diverse peoples, challenges, and aspirations. Its collaborative approach ensures that peace, humanitarian, and development efforts are grounded in local realities and supported by multi-stakeholder engagement.
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