Empowering Indigenous Communities
Welcome to Indigenous Public Services, where we empower indigenous communities throughout the Philippines. Our platform is designed to be accessible, fully localized, and mobile-friendly—ensuring every community can easily access the tools needed to manage and protect their ancestral lands.
Get StartedMap Tools
Our map features help you define exact property borders and see them on an interactive map or satellite images. This allows communities to clearly visualize their territories and manage ancestral lands with ease.
Livelihood Programs
Get advice and suggestions on livelihood programs that are aligned with your local situation.
Land Development
We provide tailored advice and guidance to help communities develop their lands into abundant and productive areas. Through sustainable practices and strategic planning, we empower you to unlock your property's full potential.
Home Happiness
Ultimately bring the bounties of the land to bring meaningful change at home.
About Us
We are a dedicated organization committed to promoting and preserving the cultural heritage and land rights of indigenous peoples. Our efforts are focused on providing the information and resources necessary for sustainable development and self-determination.
Our Mission
Our mission is to empower indigenous communities throughout the Philippines by providing a user‐friendly, fully localized online platform that respects and preserves their cultural heritage and land rights. We strive to ensure that every indigenous group, regardless of language, has access to the tools and information they need to manage and protect their ancestral lands.
We work to secure land rights by allowing groups to easily register their territories—initially marking approximate coordinates and later uploading official documents. With AI assistance, we aim to accurately interpret survey data, ensuring precise land boundaries.
Our platform also supports sustainable development by connecting communities with funding opportunities—from microfinance and bank loans to specialized grants—so they can invest in essential projects without sacrificing their land rights.
Additionally, our satellite-based site review tool applies advanced technology to verify project sites against challenging international carbon credit standards. This helps indigenous groups access new revenue streams while promoting environmental stewardship.
Ultimately, we are committed to preserving cultural heritage and promoting self‐determination, ensuring that indigenous peoples can maintain control over their lands and futures.
How It Works
Here’s a simple overview of how indigenous communities can use our platform:
- Sign Up/Register: Create an account and set your language preference.
- Mark Territories: Outline approximate coordinates to register ancestral land.
- Upload Documents: Provide official certifications or survey data for AI-assisted validation.
- Access Funding: Explore microfinance, grants, and bank loan opportunities.
- Monitor Projects: Use our satellite-based review tool to ensure environmental compliance.
Services & Features
Localized Platform
Fully translated interfaces so communities can navigate in their native language.
Land Registration
Simple tools to mark approximate territories and later upload official documentation.
Funding Opportunities
Connect with microfinance, grants, and bank loans to support sustainable projects.
Satellite Review
Utilize our advanced site review for environmental compliance and carbon credit validation.
Success Stories
Hear how communities have benefited:
“Thanks to Indigenous Public Services, we secured funding for solar panels and protected our land rights.”
— A. Reyes, Mountain Province
“The platform’s language support made it easy for elders to participate in boundary mapping.”
— M. Datu, Mindanao
Meet Our Team
We’re led by a diverse group of advocates, technologists, and community leaders.
Jane Doe
Executive Director
John Smith
Technical Lead
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much does it cost to register our territory?
Registration is free of charge for recognized indigenous groups.
2. Which languages are supported?
We currently support English and Tagalog. We’re expanding to other local languages soon.
3. What documents are required for official verification?
Accepted documents vary, but typically include land titles, certifications from local authorities, and genealogical records.
Ready to Join Us?
If you’re ready to protect your ancestral lands and access sustainable funding, let’s get started.
Contact
If you have any questions or require further information, please contact us at:
Email: info@indigenouspublicservices.org
Phone: +63 912 345 6789