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The case study discusses the “social solidarity economy” (SSE) model as practiced by PATAMABA-WISE (Workers in the Informal Sector Enterprise), a community-based women-led social enterprise in Angono, Rizal, Philippines. This is situated in the broader advocacy of the regional network, Homenet, in promoting fair trade and a solidarity economy. PATAMABA-WISE members are involved throughout the stages of production, marketing, and financing. In order to maximize access to state resources, it also participates in local governance and taps into public funding for support services for its projects. The SSE practice of PATAMABA-WISE is anchored on the three principles of “people, planet, and profitability.” (The Pambansang Kalipunan ng mga Manggagawang Impormal sa Pilipinas (National Network of Informal Workers in the Philippines) or PATAMABA is a national network of home-based and other informal workers defending and advancing the collective interests of such workers. WISE (Women in the Informal Sector Enterprise) is a community-based, women-led social enterprise in Angono, Rizal, Philippines. PATAMABA WISE is an affiliate of HomeNet Philippines, a broad coalition composed of 27 membership-based grassroots organizations. Its advocacy agenda includes recognition and representation of home-based and other informal workers, social protection (including maternity protection) for all, and access to productive resources. 

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Building Sustainable Social and Solidarity Economy in Southeast Asia: Toward More and Better Jobs for Women in the Informal Economy

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    2025年

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  • Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo,
  • Josephine Parilla

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The case study discusses the “social solidarity economy” (SSE) model as practiced by PATAMABA-WISE (Workers in the Informal Sector Enterprise), a community-based women-led social enterprise in Angono, Rizal, Philippines. This is situated in the broader advocacy of the regional network, Homenet, in promoting fair trade and a solidarity economy. PATAMABA-WISE members are involved throughout the stages of production, marketing, and financing. In order to maximize access to state resources, it also participates in local governance and taps into public funding for support services for its projects. The SSE practice of PATAMABA-WISE is anchored on the three principles of “people, planet, and profitability.” (The Pambansang Kalipunan ng mga Manggagawang Impormal sa Pilipinas (National Network of Informal Workers in the Philippines) or PATAMABA is a national network of home-based and other informal workers defending and advancing the collective interests of such workers. WISE (Women in the Informal Sector Enterprise) is a community-based, women-led social enterprise in Angono, Rizal, Philippines. PATAMABA WISE is an affiliate of HomeNet Philippines, a broad coalition composed of 27 membership-based grassroots organizations. Its advocacy agenda includes recognition and representation of home-based and other informal workers, social protection (including maternity protection) for all, and access to productive resources.