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GLTN Caselets Stories of Hope (Full Document)

The Uphill Battle to Reclaim the Ancestral Land of the Manobo and Talaandig of Mt. Kalatungan

Stewards of the mountain

Participatory Enumeration and STDM Implementation in the Rural Setting

More Than Homemakers: Women of the Talaandig and Manobo of Mt. Kalatungan play the indispensable role of pillars of the tribe

Keeping the Flame Alive: Talaandig and Manobo Youth Groups of Mt. Kalatungan take the lead in keeping their indigenous practices and traditions alive

Stories of hope from Mt. Kalatungan: The Manobo and Talaandig experience in defending and conserving their ancestral lands

Mar 16, 2020

    The stories compiled in this publication, Stories of hope from Mt. Kalatungan: the Manobo and Talaandig experience in defending and conserving their ancestral lands, tell of the journey of local communities who, for a long time, have lived a life of their own celebrating their culture and traditions. However, with increased global economic pressure, these communities have now witnessed how their ancestral lands and the forests are being depleted and how their rich traditions are gradually being lost. The stories provide insights on how communities translated their beliefs and principles on managing their resources in the quest to strengthen their security of customary tenure.

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    February 2020
    Publisher
    ANGOC, GLTN, XSF
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    Editor(s)
    Nathaniel Don Marquez, Denise Hyacinth Joy Musni, Marianne Jane Naungayan, Roel Ravanera, and Thieza Verdijo
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    Publisher
    ANGOC, GLTN, XSF
    Editor(s)
    Nathaniel Don Marquez, Denise Hyacinth Joy Musni, Marianne Jane Naungayan, Roel Ravanera, and Thieza Verdijo
    Type of Publication
    February 2020
    Publish Date
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    GLTN Caselets Stories of Hope (Full Document)

    The Uphill Battle to Reclaim the Ancestral Land of the Manobo and Talaandig of Mt. Kalatungan

    Stewards of the mountain

    Participatory Enumeration and STDM Implementation in the Rural Setting

    More Than Homemakers: Women of the Talaandig and Manobo of Mt. Kalatungan play the indispensable role of pillars of the tribe

    Keeping the Flame Alive: Talaandig and Manobo Youth Groups of Mt. Kalatungan take the lead in keeping their indigenous practices and traditions alive

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