The Aeta community lives in a remote, mountainous region of the northern Philippines without reliable access to electricity, transportation, education, or work opportunities. A needs assessment found they rely solely on solar power and live far from cities, working as farmers and vendors. While local groups have provided some food and supplies, the community remains isolated and lacks resources to meet their needs.
The Aeta community lives in a remote, mountainous region of the northern Philippines without reliable access to electricity, transportation, education, or work opportunities. A needs assessment found they rely solely on solar power and live far from cities, working as farmers and vendors. While local groups have provided some food and supplies, the community remains isolated and lacks resources to meet their needs.
The Aeta community lives in a remote, mountainous region of the northern Philippines without reliable access to electricity, transportation, education, or work opportunities. A needs assessment found they rely solely on solar power and live far from cities, working as farmers and vendors. While local groups have provided some food and supplies, the community remains isolated and lacks resources to meet their needs.
Explanation: Matching Grant applications requesting US$25,001 or above must
include a community needs assessment. Please provide detailed answers to the following questions. The boxes will expand as you type. Attach this completed form to the Matching Grant application.
1. Name of the Community:
The Aeta community
2. Describe the benefiting community. Include any relevant statistics as well as
geographic and demographic information about the community. live in the northern part of the Philippines on the island of Luzon. Historians and anthropologists debate precisely when and how they migrated here, the consensus being that they crossed from the island of Borneo between 20 and 30 thousand years ago, using a land bridge that was partially covered by water around 5,000 years ago
3. What community needs were identified?
When we visited their community, they relied solely on solar energy to generate power because they lived in a mountainous area without access to power, the internet, or mobile phone signals. Additionally, they lack transportation, making it challenging for them to confront studies when it comes to instructing. They were also far from the city, where they actually worked as farmers and small- time vendors.
4. What is already being done to respond to the need(s)?
We went there and gave them what we could. We gave them food, especially canned foods that are simple to eat or other foods that don't require a lot of effort. We also provided them with clothing and other comforting items.
5. What resources are available locally to help meet the needs(s)?
the vegetables they cultivated, in order to farming and selling them normally around our city. In fact, their cultures, which are very prevalent, the brooms they create, and how they interact with us while showing us about their neighborhood.