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AFRIM publications tackle various issues and policies that impact Mindanao development. This tries to inquire into, analyze, and synthesize basic socio-economic trends including government policies and strategies that impact on the different sectors in Mindanao. Topics of interest are Asset Reform and Rural Development, Peace and Development, Gender, Environment, Sustainable Agriculture, Ancestral Domain, among others.

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Latest Publications

The long road to peace: Inside the GRP-MILF peace process

by: Salah Jubair
Volume: - | Number: - | Year: 2007

The book is confined not only on the actual conduct of the GRP-MILF Peace Talks, but also highlights efforts, outside of the formal forum to effect, a lasting solution to the long-running conflict in Mindanao.

Resource Kit on Mining Issues in Mindanao

by: Aida T. Vidal
Volume: - | Number: - | Year: 2005

The kit describes comprehensively the mining situation in the region. It is also a timely reference for those who want to know more about mining issues particularly in Mindanao and the workings of the Philippine mining industry. The kit hopes to serve as a guide in pushing for and launching effective campaigns and advocacy programs on the issues of mining, given the voluminous mining application and exploration permits for lands in Mindanao. ISBN 971-92507-9-8

Kinaiyahan tuburan sa atong kinabuhi

by: Venus Budoy-Betita and Anna Marie V. Quines
Volume: - | Number: 2-3 | Year: 2006

This issue of AFRIM Komiks highlighted the struggle of grassroots communities for the protection of their natural resources. Recognizing that this is an important source of livelihood and basis of community, local people worked with the local government units, nongovernmental organizations, and church organizations in safeguarding these resources from the incursion of mining and logging investors. These organizations were also instrumental in raising peoples’ awareness on the effects of mining and logging activities to their families, livelihoods and the environment.