Members are encouraged to join at least one of the following ASEC working committees:

Trade and Investment Committee Task: Establish a Holding Company of SSE enterprises

Intergovernmental Policy and Advocacy Committee Task: Launch an inter-governmental forum on SSE

Membership Committee Task: Expand ASEC membership and organize SSE Forums

If you or your organization is interested to join our cause for an alternative economic development model that builds sustainable communities, all you need to do is:

1. Attend a briefing/ orientation on the ASEC

2. If applying for institutional membership, secure a Board Resolution signifying your organization’s interest to join the ASEC

3. Accomplish and submit the Membership Application Form

4. Pay the membership dues and other assessments

Ms. Janice Sapinoso

Telefax +632.961.5992 Mobile +63.917.677.7632

Email asecphils@yahoo.com

ASEC Membership Committee Secretariat

How to Join Us

Our Working Committees

The Asian Solidarity Economy Council

ASEC undertakes programs that promote, stimulate and support SSE enterprises in the Philippines, such as:

Raising up of social entrepreneurs who possess edifying values and excel in fostering partnerships for SSE development among government agencies, private companies, NGOs, and self-managed enterprises of the people;

Capacity-building of stakeholders of SSE supply chains; and

Providing development services in support of SSE supply chains where self-managed enterprises of ordinary people are included as co-equal stakeholders.

Responsibilities of Individual members:

Obey and comply with ASEC bylaws, rules and regulations

Attend all meetings Pay membership dues and other

assessments

Responsibilities of Institutional members:

Represent the ASEC in all matters relating to SSE

Deliver programs, projects and services of ASEC to their constituencies

Protect the interest of ASEC Pay membership dues and other

assessments

Who We Are The Asian Solidarity Economy Council (ASEC) is a duly registered non-profit organization in the Philippines that partners with individuals and organizations, including government, private companies, other NGOs, and self-managed enterprises of ordinary people, the socially excluded and economically disadvantaged – in co-creating social solidarity economy (SSE).

What We Do Our Members