Mabuting Pamamahala Para sa Bayan
GoodGovPH, Inc. is a youth-led nonprofit organization that advocates for good governance in the Philippines.
Our Story
Our Vision
Our Vision
GoodGovPH was founded by a group of undergraduate students from the University of the Philippines Diliman. After organizing the Philippine Good Governance Summit in 2018, they realized the capacity of the Filipino youth to champion good governance in their respective communities.
Our Vision
Our Vision
Our Vision
Mabuting Pamamahala Para sa Bayan
Good Governance for the Nation
GoodGovPH believes that upholding good governance is imperative in sustaining a just and humane Philippine society.
Our Team
Our Vision
Our Team
GoodGovPH is led by a volunteer group of young civil servants, professionals, civic leaders, and students involved in the fields of governance and public policy.
Press
Rappler: Youth groups demand 'genuine' representation in National Youth Commission
Rappler: Youth groups demand 'genuine' representation in National Youth Commission
Rappler: Youth groups demand 'genuine' representation in National Youth Commission
Launched on World Youth Day, August 12, YOUTHnited Pilipinas seeks to amplify the calls of at least 26 youth groups from all over the Philippines, including Akbayan Youth, GoodGovPH, and Hirayang Kabataan, for better governance.
Rappler: #CitizensInHealth: How can we help strengthen our public health system?
Rappler: Youth groups demand 'genuine' representation in National Youth Commission
Rappler: Youth groups demand 'genuine' representation in National Youth Commission
Join the conversation through #CitizensInHealth: An Online Career Talk Series to Strengthen Our Public Health System. The online series is a collaboration of Rappler, Ateneo de Manila University, Bagumbayan Initiative, GoodGovPH, EpiMetrics, Liyab, and Covid-19 Action Network Philippines.
BusinessMirror: Petitions to scrap ATA just keep on piling up before SC
Rappler: Youth groups demand 'genuine' representation in National Youth Commission
BusinessMirror: Petitions to scrap ATA just keep on piling up before SC
“Thus, the Youth Petitioners submit that the Anti-Terror Law may validly be challenged on its face because, if applied, the law is poised to infringe upon acts which fall under the exercise of freedom of expression—activities which are otherwise constitutionally protected,” the petitioners said in a 47-page petition.
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