Community-based Enterprises

KIDAREPAI stands for Kitubod Datu Sapalao Reservation Program for Arumanen Incorporated, a people’s organization registered to the Securities and Exchange Commission on June 1998. It envisions to develop the Arumanen Ne Menuvu community in terms of livelihood, health, education, and ancestral domain management in a way that is relevant and respectful of IP cultures and traditions.

Buclad Tribal Council is a Mandaya-Dibabawon people’s organization, established in 1992. It is registered to the Department of Labor and Employment. It is currently serving indigenous farmers, children, and women in the field of sustainable agriculture, integrative health, holistic education, and social enterprise
Development.

• Stands for Samahan ng Nagkakaisang Mangyan Alangan (United Association of Mangyan Alangan)
• Established on September 27, 1987 as a Mangyan people’s organization
• Registered to the Securities and Exchange Commission
• Has over 5,000 members, covering 5 barangays in Naujan, Oriental Mindoro
• Most of the members grow calamansi, coffee, and coconut; others gather wild honey and other forest products

• Tugdaan Mangyan Center for Learning and Development is an educational institution dedicated to serve 8 Mangyan tribes of Oriental and Occidental Mindoro
• Established in 1989 by the Mangyan-Alangan in partnership with concerned individuals, institutions and volunteers
• A response to the clamor of the Mangyan people for a kind of education that would equip them to pursue their own development in the context of their culture, dreams, and aspirations in life.
• The production and processing of jams and jellies, fruit concentrates, herbal powders, and other products are part of its sustainability mechanism.

• Stands for Boracay Ati Tribal Organization
• A people’s organization of the Boracay Ati Community
• Located in Sitio Lugutan, Brgy. Manoc-manoc, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan
• Its main thrust is to empower Ati leaders in upholding their rights to ancestral domain, cultural integrity, self-determination, and basic social services.