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The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) is a German non-profit, private educational
foundation active in the Philippines to promote participatory democracy, social
justice and international understanding.

In our cooperation with non-government organizations, labor groups, the academe
and the government, we seek to contribute in strengthening an inclusive political
system and a people-centered economic development.


Upcoming and Recent Engagements

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The Launching of the Exhibition: For Freedom and Social Justice --- Social Democratic Political Platforms and Practical Politics since the middle of the 19th Century
Press Release on the Exhibit: For Freedom and Social Justice
Lessons from the experiences of Germany's oldest political party


Followed by a discussion with guest speakers,
Mr. Wolf Preuss, Social Democratic Party, Ministry of Economic
Cooperation and Development (ret.) and Professor Randy David,
University of the Philippines, on their reflections on the

Presentations of Mr. Wolf Preuss and Professor Randy David

Realities and Potentials for Membership-and Program-based
Political Parties in the Philippines and Germany

6:00 PM, Saturday, 23 May 2009
Columbus Room, 42nd floor, Discovery Suites
22 ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City


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Responding to a Systemic Crisis – Asian Social Democrats in Search of Policy and Practical Solutions

First Regional Conference of Social-Democratic oriented
Political Parties and Organizations in Asia
20-23 May 2009, Manila, Philippines
With the support of fraternal institutions such as the Australian
Labor Party (ALP), the Olof Palme International Center (OPIC)
and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES)

New! Conference Communiqué
New! Press Release: Asian social democrats pitch 7-point agenda on the global economic crisis
New! Conference Highlights
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Re-Defining the Global Economy
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Dialogue on Globalization
Occasional Paper N°42
FES New York Berlin, April 2009

by Joseph Stiglitz, Dean Baker, Peter Bofinger, Kemal Derviş, John Eatwell,
Eric Helleiner, Stanislaw Kluza, José Antonio Ocampo, Arturo O'Connell,
Prabhat Patnaik, Avinash Persaud, Tony Porter, Damon Silvers
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Sustaining Advocacy for the Magna Carta for Workers in the Informal Economy
4  May 2009, 9:00 - 12:30
Bonifacio Hall, School of Labor and Industrial Relations (SOLAIR)
University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City
Organized by Homenet Southeast Asia and MAGCAISA
with the support of Center for Labor Justice (CLJ), UPSOLAIR and FES
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The 3rd Bayi Citation for Gender and Democracy
30 April 2009, Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan City
Organized by Institute of Politics and Governance (IPG), with the Barangay Bayan Governance Consortium (BBGC), One World Action and FES

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National Workshop on the Philippine Agenda on Migration and Development
28-29 April 2009, Makati City, Philippines
Organized by International Center for Innovation,
Transformation and Excellence in Governance (INCITEGov)
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S O C I A L
D E M O C R A C Y

  • Hamburg Program: Principal Guidelines of the Social Democratic Party of Germany
  • Germany in International Relations Aims, Instruments, Prospects
  • Southeast Asia: The Future of German Foreign Relations by Sebastian Bersick & Paul Pasch
More...

R E G I O N A L
P R O J E C T S

  • Young Progressives Southeast Asia (YPSEA)

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R E S O U R C E S

  • Democratization Through Migration?
  • The Philippines: A Global Model on Labor Migration?
  • The ASEAN Declaration for the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers: What's Next?
  • Promoting and Fulfilling the Human Rights of Migrants: Revisiting RA 8042 and Beyond
  • A Call to Action: Know Your Rights, No to Illegal Recruitment and Trafficking

T H E M E S

  • Political and Economic Reform (5)
    • Political Party Reform (1)
    • Party List Reform (2)
  • Participation / Local Governance (3)
    • Local Governance (1)
    • Youth (0)
  • Labor Policies and Unions (1)
    • Labor Agenda Group (0)
    • Labor Capacity Building (1)
    • Social Movement Unionism (0)
    • Informal Sector (1)
  • Security Sector Reform (3)
  • Labor Migration (2)
    • GFMD (0)
    • AJG (0)

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