Philippine Federation of Local Councils of Women, Inc.
What we do & what we stand for
The Philippine Federation of Local Councils of Women serves as the national coordinating body of all local councils of women nationwide. Our organization is recognized by the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) by virtue of DILG Memorandum Circular No.2006-125 in the creation of Local Councils of Women or LCWs which was strengthened by the MOA of DILG and PFLCW on July 10, 2012.
To date, PFLCW has a total membership of about 500 Local Councils of Women (LCWs) composed of more than 500,000 women. It recognizes nation building in support of Article 14 of the Philippine Constitution. It aims to empower women from localities up to the grassroot level.
PFLCW Highlights
The 19th General Assembly of the Philippine Federation of Local Councils of Women (PFLCW) convened recently with a focus on the transformative potential of the digital economy. This landmark event, held under the theme "New Opportunities in the Digital Economy," featured distinguished speakers and experts who illuminated various facets of digital transformation and its impact on society.
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In a groundbreaking collaboration with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), our organization is actively engaged in developing joint projects aimed at empowering the women's sector. With the generous support and assistance of our esteemed organization, we are steering various livelihood initiatives to uplift and support women in their economic endeavors.
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In collaboration with the Office of the Vice President, Vice President Sara Duterte has opened avenues for local women's councils to establish micro-enterprises within their communities. This initiative aims to empower women by providing them with opportunities to build sustainable livelihoods.
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In a significant stride towards economic empowerment, Kusog Kababayen-an in Dipolog City proudly stands as one of the successful recipients of MagNegosyoTa Day (MTD). This initiative has birthed a remarkable achievement in the form of a Pasalubong Center, symbolizing the immense potential for economic growth within the community.
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The first Gender and Development (GAD) Capacity Building training in collaboration with LGU Bacnotan, La Union, witnessed active participation from Mayor Divine Fontanilla, Vice Mayor Francisco Fontanilla, and their dedicated team, partnering with PFLCW. This transformative initiative reflects the town's commitment to fostering gender inclusivity. The sessions, conducted with PFLCW, aimed to equip LGU Bacnotan with tools for effective gender-responsive initiatives, showcasing a shared vision for a more inclusive community.
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08 APR 2025
Climate Change Resilience
?? Watch the Recently Concluded PFLCW Webinar on Climate Change Resilience! ?? In case you missed it, the PFLCW recently hosted an insightful and impactful webinar on Climate Change Resilience. We were honored to have two incredible speakers share their knowledge and expertise on this vital topic. ?️ ? Don't worry if you missed it! You can still catch the full webinar recording by viewing the recorded webinar below . Join the conversation and let’s continue to spread awareness on how we can all contribute to a more sustainable world. ?✨ #ClimateChangeResilience #PFLCWWebinar #Sustainability #ClimateAction #StrongerTogether #ClimateChange #Resilience
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