National Rural Women Coalition – Pambansang Koalisyon ng Kababaihan sa Kanayunan (PKKK)

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11.11.11 and PKKK Visit the Bold Women Farmers of the Subanen Tribe

SEPT. 13, 2022 – A joint visit by the Belgian coalition 11.11.11 and PKKK to the Subanen tribe located in Gala, Ozamiz City was conducted to help give context to the importance of being represented in the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture (RSBSA). The Subanen women led by one of their women leaders …

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PKKK’s National Council Meeting – July 2022

The Pambansang Koalisyon ng Kababaihan sa Kanayunan has finally had its first face-to-face National Council Meeting in 2 years since the pandemic started in 2020. The women provincial coalition leaders (pictured above) along with the National Secretariat has convened last July 1-2, 2022 at Ciudad Christia in San Mateo, Rizal. They have discussed details in …

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What is the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture?

The RSBSA is an electronic database that seeks to compile the information on farmers, fisherfolk, and informal workers in the agriculture sector. Yet, despite being around for years there is a lack of general knowledge and understanding of its policies that contribute to a lack of disaggregated data on rural women. Click on the button below to read our new primer and learn more:

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ABOUT US

PKKK, or the Pambansang Kongreso ng Kababaihan sa Kanayunan, also known as the National Rural Women Coalition is a coalition of 326 organizations representing the sectors of small farmers, fishers, rural workers, indigenous peoples, informal and formal workers in the rural areas. PKKK started in 2003 and was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2005.

PKKK envisions a society that enjoys freedom, security and development, where rural women are engaged in the fulfillment of their right in the home, community and society.

Enabling policy environment for the fulfilment and protection of rural women’s rights, specifically ensuring the rural women’s agenda on property rights, peace, anti-violence against women and their children (Anti-VAWC), reproductive health, social enterprise, social protection, climate change, and gender responsive governance.

Empowered rural women’s movement, Enabling policy environment, Information and resource center for the Rural Women Agenda

OUR 10 POINT AGENDA

The PKKK as a coalition is united on a Rural Women Agenda which is a long term advocacy platform for its regular campaigns for a better policy, culture and enabling environment for better lives for rural women, their households and communities.