Governance and Management
ANSA-EAP has delivered on its 2009 Objectives as set forth in the Grant Agreement between the Ateneo de Manila University-School of Government and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (The Bank) to support the second year its operations. The Grant Agreement has four main objectives: (1) Operationalization of ANSA-EAP; (2) Country and multi-country social accountability...
The Board of Trustees governs and provides strategic direction to ANSA-EAP. Chairperson Theary Seng Founding Director, CIVICUS: Center for Cambodian Education, Cambodia Vice-Chairperson Teten Masduki Executive Director, Transparency International- Indonesia Secretary Antonio G.M. La Viña Dean, Ateneo School of Government, Philippines Treasurer Angelita Gregorio-Medel Director, Affiliated...
Mainstreaming Social Accountability in EAP: Issues
This page contains issues that ANSA-EAP encounters in its work of providing communication, networking, learning-in-action, technical assistance services and resources for social accountability in the diverse East Asia-Pacific Region.
Governance and Management Resources
This section contains templates for proposals, reports and similar documents.
Following is the Executive Summary of the ANSA-EAP 2010 Midterm Report that the Ateneo School of Government , which hosts ANSA-EAP, submitted to the World Bank in July 2010. The report covers the period 1 January to 31 June 2010: On January 2010, the Ateneo de Manila University - School of Government and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (The Bank) entered into a...
East Asia-Pacific is a diverse region of 21 countries with a combined population of nearly 2 billion. The diversity narrows in the way countries here are governed. From constitutional monarchies to de facto military juntas to one-party rule to permutations of democracy, the region’s political landscape has historically been government-driven. That steadily changed in the past two...
