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Wednesday, 25 August 2010 |
This is the first death anniversary of Ninoy's assassination in the administration of his son, President Noynoy. At this point, 27 years after the terrible crime against our collective sense as a civilized people, most of us still around to remember can just barely recall like a faint echo, the anger, grief and outrage over Ninoy’s public murder.
We were eventually moved to conquer our fears and affirm our humanity by toppling the dictatorship and installing our democracy. Now when Ninoy's and Cory's son is in Malacañang, at the head of our government, and the supreme leader of our country, we could ask: what meaning does Ninoy's death give to Noynoy's tasks?
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Monday, 05 July 2010 |
A Message from INCITEGov's Executive Director
For that is exactly what this period will be. There is a window open to strategically incite government and establish engagements for civil society in governance. Let us not assume victory so fast nor congratulate ourselves yet for putting reform back on track. We have not yet seen the track nor do we have confident knowledge of governance directions ... yet.
We have a window and a window may just be enough ... for now. We are an organization with immense membership resources spanning generations, reform initiatives, governance experience and intestinal fortitude. We have identified 4 key areas where we can make headway with knowledge and innovative engagement. These 4 areas are 1) The Philippine budget and public fiscal management; 2) Constructive engagement between civil society and government; 3) Security sector reform; and 4) Building democratic constituencies. Each of these program areas are solidly backed by our funding partners and complemented by strong technical teams. We know that there are other areas our membership sees as strong tracks to further define our reform directions and we will collectively and urgently build these tracks over the next few months.
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Thursday, 24 June 2010 |
Proposed by the Former Senior Government Officials (FSGO) for consideration by the Aquino Administration
1. We, former senior government officials, having organized ourselves to resist corruption and abuse of power in our government now recognize that good governance occupies a central place in the mandate of the incoming Aquino administration. We forged a consensus that good governance could provide a unifying framework for the many concrete, specific action programs and necessary initiatives that the next Administration could pursue in the next six years. We recommend, therefore, that a good governance agenda for 2010-2016 be considered for adoption by the Aquino administration. This is our modest contribution toward such an agenda. |
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