Awarded
April 26, 2003

"We build empowered communities in Biliran."
Pictorials
PDI Activities for 2002
(As of December 31, 2002)
PDI Work Plan for 2003
Lost meanings in Biliran
(On "Panamao" and "Biliran")
The Biliran Context
(An NGO Perspective)
Panamao Development Initiatives (PDI), Inc.
(Vision, Mission, Core Beliefs and Values, Incorporators and Officers,
and Staff)
PDI Programs for 2002-2006
Crusade for Good Barangay Governance
(PDI Concept Paper)
Biliran Province
Balay Panamao
(Website of the Biliran Historical and Cultural Society)
Education in Biliran
(DepEd Biliran Website)
Naval School of Fisheries
Reflections of Young Japanese
Sunset in Biliran
(World War II in Biliran Town)
Hometown Naval
Kawayan Homepage
Almeria Webhome
Webmaster
Created: September 2002
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Welcome to the website of Panamao Development Initiatives (PDI), Inc., a
non-government organization (NGO) duly registered with the
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines and based in Naval, Biliran
Province.
PDI envisions a Province of Biliran whose people, rooted in its history and culture, are
critical, active and enjoying a better quality of life that does not prejudice the needs of future
generations. As a locally-initiated NGO, PDI is committed to build empowered
communities towards improving the quality of life of the Biliranons.
Join us and support our alternative and complementary programs and efforts to develop our
province and our people.
Revisiting the Balangiga Conflict
The webmaster's book, The Balangiga Conflict Revisited, is now off the press.
It is published by New Day Publishers in Quezon City. Should you wish to get a copy, please call up
the office of New Day Publishers at (632)928-8046, (632) 927-5982, or e-mail them
at newdayorders@edsamail.com.ph. Copies are also now available at National Book Store outlets all over the country.
In the U.S., copies may be ordered from Philippine Expressions Bookshop, 2114 Trudie Drive, Rancho Palos Verdes,
Ca 90275-2006, Tel. (310)514-9139, Fax (310)514-3485, email: lindanietes@earthlink.net.
The linked article above is the webmaster's column item about his book, published in the INQUIRER Visayas section of
the Philippine Daily Inquirer on March 15, 2003.
Assessing Approaches in Community-Based Coastal Resource Management in the Philippines
Emil Justimbaste, Executive Director of the Ormoc-based Pagtinabangay Foundation, Inc.
(PFI), is also a founding-member of PDI. A Ford Foundation grant led him to California,
USA, as Residential Fellow of the Berkeley Workshop on Environmental Politics at the Institute
of International Studies, University of California at Berkeley, from
September-December 2000. The link connects to Justimbaste's fellowship research paper.
©2002-2003 Panamao Development Initiatives (PDI), Inc.
and Peace Development Fund (PDF).
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