Updates
Balikbayans Visit KINIPAN Office/Clinic
A family of “balikbayans” from Toronto, Canada communicated with the PhilSEN
Secretariat and expressed their intention to be involved in the
promotion of social enterprise
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TFM’s Muscovado Sugar Introduced to Toronto Market
In order to maximize the prospect partner’s visit, PhilSEN coordinated
with another partner-member, TFM to showcase their muscovado production
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About Philippine Social Enterprise Network, Inc.
Our VISION
PhilSEN envisions a vibrant and sustainable people’s enterprises at the
core of a democratized and sovereign Philippine economy.
Our MISSION
To build a critical mass of social enterprises and people’s enterprises
in the Philippines
Our OBJECTIVE
A strong network of NGOs and social businesses for the poor promoting
social entrepreneurship and market development in the Philippines
through development of replicable models and strategies, exchange of
experiences, lobby and other means.
Our STRATEGIES : PhilSEN as a network organization
adopts the strategies focus on the area-based (geographic) and
(subsector/ value chain industry). PhilSEN looks at the development of
enterprises in selected sub-sectors/value chains at the area level that
are expected to play vital role in the development of local economies,
and in selected industries at the national level. The subsector/ value
chain approach involves development and replication of successful social
business models. PhilSEN adopts the Community of Practice (CoP) as an
approach to strengthening relationships, as well as managing knowledge
resource base among members. Concretely, the Communities of Practice (CoPs)
aim to develop replicable models of social enterprise interventions and
strategies in value chain, provide opportunities for exchanges of
experiences and lessons, and utilize experiences and lessons learned for
effective lobby work in support of social enterprises. Our
member-organizations participate through the Communities of Practice (CoPs)
where they are grouped based on common theme and concerns along
subsector/value chain development.