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PAMANA is a program that supports the peace negotiation track and aims to address issues of injustice, improve governance, and empower communities in conflict-affected areas. It has seven geographical zones and three strategic pillars: policy reform, capacity-building, and peace-promoting interventions.
PAMANA is a national program that aims to bring back government to conflict-affected and peace-agreed areas. It provides improved basic services and accountable local government units to the communities.
The PAMANA Program is anchored on the Government’s strategy of winning the peace by forging strategic partnerships in promoting convergent delivery of goods and services, and addressing regional development challenges in conflict-affected and conflict-vulnerable areas.
PAMANA is a convergence program of the national government that delivers development interventions to isolated, hard-to-reach and conflict-affected areas. It has three pillars: policy reform, peace building and infrastructure projects, and a complementary track to peace negotiations.
PAMANA was commissioned to Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) by the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) of the Philippines, with the support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). PAMANA was launched in 2011 as part of the 2010–2016 Philippine Development Plan’s (PDP) mandate
PAMANA is a government program that aims to improve peacebuilding, reconstruction, and development in conflict-affected areas in the Philippines. It involves various agencies and partners in delivering basic social services, addressing root causes of violence, and empowering communities.
PAMANA is a Philippine government program to address the root causes of conflict and support peace negotiations in conflict-affected communities. The evaluation report by Innovations for Poverty Action assesses PAMANA's implementation, outcomes, and challenges.
