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About PNGOC

The Philippine NGO Council on Population, Health and Welfare (PNGOC) is a registered nonprofit organization with a tax exempt donee status.

PNGOC was founded on June 24, 1987 by 17 Philippine NGOs with the objective of becoming the voice of population and development advocates within the NGO, government and funding circles and to respond to the growing demand for NGO services in population, reproductive and sexual health and development.

PNGOC has since responded to the growing demand for NGO services in population, reproductive and sexual health and development. It has become a leading advocate of the reproductive health care framework as espoused by the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) Programme of Action.



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ISEAN-Hivos Program

In 2010, to address the increased vulnerability of MSMs as well as Transgenders to HIV transmission especially in the context of South East Asia, the Insular Southeast Asian Network on MSM, TG, and HIV or ISEAN and the Humanist Institute for Co-operation with Developing Countries or Hivos, jointly submitted a regional proposal to the Global Fund Round 10. The Grant Agreement was approved and the contract for the grant was signed on 6 October 2011. This grant, has since then been called, the ISEAN Hivos Program.





12th National Forum on Health Reasearch for Action

The Department of Health hold the 12th National Forum on Health Research for Action last November 14-15, 2011, at the Pan Pacific Hotel, M. Adriatico corner Gen. Malvar Street, Malate, Manila, adopting the theme: “Strengthening Health Systems Research to Achieve Kalusugan Pangkalahatan (KP)”.




2011 Campaign for the RH Bill

PNGOC exerted its effort to campaign all over the country for support for the enactment of the RH Law.  Multi-sectoral policy forums, regional media conferences and press conferences were organized and facilitated.  These activities provided venues for informing the public and stakeholders on the salient features of the bill, issues surrounding the delay in its approval as well as clarify misconceptions about certain provisions that opposition groups used to mislead the public.  


Latest News about RH
  • Kuala Lumpur Call to Action for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for Sustainable Development - link

  • Yes, AIDS does matter! - link

  • Rising number of HIV cases alarms group - link

  • 313 new HIV/AIDS cases recorded in March - link

  • Interfaith Calls for RH Bill Vote Now! - link
  • ‘RH is everybody’s game’ - link
  • Pass the RH bill now - link
  • Passage Of RH Measure Pressed - link
  • RH Bill advocates: Where are the lawmakers? - link
  • Pro-RH groups launch signature campaign for bill passage - link
  • Group launches signature drive urging House lawmakers to vote on RH bill - link
  • Large Population A Boon — Binay - link

  • Aquino: PHL to achieve MDGs in 4 years - link

  • Aquino sees passage of all 13 priority bills by 2013 - link

  • Tagbilaran Bishop Medroso urges vigilance vs RH bill - link
  • RH bill will upgrade barangay health services, senator says - link
  • FOI, RH bills not among House priorities for next 2 months - link
  • Impeachment and the RH bill- link
  • Impeachment and Reproductive Health Advocacy: Parellelisms and Contrasts - link
  • Impeach trial ‘putting RH in back burner’ - link
  • Anti-RH extremism lives - link
  • Group, Church official clash anew over RH issue - link
  • CBCP official wary of House doing a 'Corona' on RH bill - link
  • Church exec urges vigilance vs RH bill - link
  • Lagman: Don't forget RH Bill - link
  • Lagman: Corona trial shouldn’t derail RH debates - link
  • Groups look forward RH bill approval - link




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7th APCRSHR



7th Asia Pacific Conference on Reproductive and Sexual Health and Rights

February 2014;
SMX Convention Centre, Pasay City,
1300 Philippines








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