



ARISE-Philippines is currently comprised of more than 150 member companies and institutions from the private sector. The members represent diverse industries such as retail, banking and finance, real estate rental and leasing, construction, hospitality and tourism, media, mining, consultancy and management services, educational services, security and janitorial management, logistics, power supply, manpower, insurance, health care, manufacturing, entertainment and recreation, foundations, trading among others.
I. ARISE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS
ARISE Networks including the ARISE Philippines Network, are open to all private sector companies, including large listed multinationals to SMEs, as well as business associations and networks and private sector foundations.
Aligned with UN Global Compact rules to ensure ARISE policies and practices safeguard the integrity and reputation of the United Nations and the values it upholds, private sector entities that meet the following exclusionary criteria cannot be recognized as members of ARISE:
- Subject to a UN sanction
- Listed on the UN Ineligible Vendors List for ethical reasons
- Derive revenue from controversial weapons, including the production, sale and/or transfer of antipersonnel landmines or cluster bombs
- Derive revenue from the production and/or manufacturing of tobacco
The foregoing prohibition shall also apply to a company, any subsidiary or affiliate of which also falls under the foregoing exclusionary criteria.
A company's commitment to join ARISE applies not only to its headquarters but also to all subsidiaries and country offices. In addition to the parent company’s commitment, subsidiaries can, but are not required to, become ARISE signatories alongside their parent company. Subsidiaries of non-participating parent companies can also decide to participate individually. Parent companies and subsidiaries are strongly encouraged to actively participate in our activities at the global and local level, including through ARISE Networks.
ARISE-Philippines members are admitted based on a successful application process.
REQUIREMENTS TO BE A MEMBER OF ARISE-PHILIPPINES
All ARISE – Philippines Prospective Members are subject to screening prior to joining ARISE through a due diligence process undertaken by UNDRR in accordance with the rules and regulations of the United Nations and upon submission of the Membership Application Form in the format attached hereto. Upon clearance by UNDRR, final admission is decided upon by the leadership of the ARISE-Philippines and decision announced within one month from such decision.
Prospective Members must be able to submit the following:
- Duly-Filled Out Membership Form
- Signed Statement of Commitment
- Proof of Business i.e. SEC Registration, DTI Registration, Business Permit, etc.
Documents must be submitted to ARISE-Philippines Secretariat at email address: secretariat@arise.ph or via courier/mail service to:
ARISE-Philippines Secretariat
11F MAAX Bldg.
Coral Way cor. JW Diokno Blvd.
Pasay City
To Download Membership Form click link: Membership form and Statement of Commitment Form
Members are encouraged to participate in all of ARISE-Philippines activities. Attendance in the Annual General Membership Meeting is mandatory.
II. FUNDING INCLUDING MEMBERSHIP FEES
- Membership fees will not be charged. However, members are encouraged to provide in-kind or financial support to specific activities or events of ARISE-Philippines.
- ARISE-Philippines is governed by and shall abide by the ARISE Global Policies on funding and membership fees.
- Financial contribution by its members to ARISE-Philippines shall be:
a. Fully-disclosed and made from a vetted ARISE member;
b. Focused solely on the implementation of agreed activities aligned with these TOR;
c. Such contributions are the sole responsibility of and must be managed by the ARISE-Philippines Network Lead or Treasurer;
d. UNDRR will not be held liable for any financial transaction realized by members of ARISE – Philippines, nor be held liable for any damage, financially or structurally, which may occur in the process of any activities implemented by ARISE – Philippines Board.
- ARISE-Philippines Board or Network members will not receive remuneration for their services and are expected to secure their own resources to support their engagement in the formal ARISE meetings.
The use of UNDRR’s name, structures or logo for any such financial transaction is not permitted. The use of the ARISE logo for fundraising activities is only permitted with UNDRR prior written consent. Members of ARISE Networks are not allowed to use their affiliation to UNDRR (including through the use of UNDRR or ARISE logos) to make personal, private or public business and benefits.
III. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION AND NON-DISCLOSURE
ARISE-Philippines is prohibited to engage with any external organization under the UNDRR name or use the UNDRR logo unless specially authorized by written notice from the Chief of the respective UNDRR Regional Office. ARISE-Philippines can use the ARISE name and logo for its activities, except for fundraising activities, which shall also require UNDRR consent. Information provided to or resulting from ARISE-Philippines’ actions or activities may contain UNDRR confidential, proprietary, privileged and/or private information intended for ARISE use. If labeled as such, this information remains the propriety property of UNDRR. The dissemination, distribution, or otherwise conveyance to any non-ARISE third parties without the express written permission of UNDRR is prohibited.
1957 Security and Investigation Agency Corporation
2Go Group, Inc.
Aboitiz Equity Ventures
Aboitiz Foundation, Inc.
Affluent Capital Enterprises Limited and Subsidiaries
Airspeed Group of Companies Holding. Corp.
All Around Services and Merchandising Corporation
Amor Noche Bacal
Asia Pacific College
Asian Institute of Management Inc.
Ateneo de Manila University
Atlas Mining
Aukey-Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance (ISR) Security Products Inc.
BDO Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Belle Corporation
Build Change
Business Continuity Managers Association of the Philippines, Inc. (BCMAP)
Cebu Classic Home Decors and Flowershop, Inc.
Cellprime Distribution
Cellstuff Cellphone Accessories
CEMEX Holdings Philippines
Center for Agriculture and Rural Development, Inc. (CARD)
CGC Personnel Alternatives Group Inc.
CHAS Realty and Development Corporation
Chase Technologies Corporation
Cherry Realty Development Corporation
China Banking Corporation (China Bank)
Comworks
Conrad Hotel Manila
Consolidated Explosives Group Corporation
Consolidated Prime Development Corporation
Corporate Network for Disaster Response
DDT Konstract
De La Salle University Inc.
DHL Supply Chain Philippines, Inc.
DJA Security Services, Inc.
DLC Dental Health Studio, Inc.
Don Lee Builders Inc.
Double Dragon Properties
E Phone Company
E-ERA (Lucky F Inter Trade Corp
EIAN Management Consulting Services
El Observatorio de Manila, Inc. (Manila Observatory)
Elemento 1412 Inc.
Empire East Land Holdings, Inc.
Enderun College
Everbest Manpower General Services, Inc
Extra Ordinaire Manpower Services
Family Entertainment Center, Inc.
Far Eastern University
First Asia Realty Development Corp
GMA Network, Inc.
Green Antz Builders, Inc.
Highlands Prime Incorporated
Holy Angel University
Hypervolt Contractor Corp
Job Clean Manpower and General Services Philippines Incorporated
Jollibee Foods Corporation
Jose Siao Ling & Associates
Kiu Global (Philippines), Inc.
LBC Express Inc.
Legend Janitorial & Manpower Services
Mavie Manpower Services
MCRI Global Corporation
Medicard Foundation, Inc.
Mega Cellular Network, Inc.
Mega Maintenance and Allied Services, Inc.
Megawide
Meralco
Mindpro Incorporated
Minella Manpower and Allied Services
Miriam College
Mobile Technology
Monolith Construction and Development Corporation
Montaj Techno Products. Inc.
Mr. Speedy Philippines
National Reinsurance Corporation of the Philippines
National Resilience Council
National University Incorporated
Nauts & Vectors Company, Inc.
NEO Property Management Incorporated
Nestle Philippines
New Anding's Trading & Mfg.
New Golden City Builders & Development Corporation
Omniworx
Oscar M. Lopez Center
Pacubas General Services
Park Inn by Radisson - Clark
Park Inn by Radisson - Davao
Park Inn by Radisson - IloIlo
Park Inn Radisson - North EDSA
PepsiCo
Philippine Business for the Environment (PBE)
Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF)
Philippine Green Building Council
Philippine Hotel Owners Association, Inc.
Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers, Inc.
Philippine Insurers and Reinsurers Association, Inc. (PIRA)
Philippine Spring Water Resources, Inc
Pico Sands Hotel
Pines Seamless Mobile Inc.
Premier Central Incorporated
Premier Southern Corp.
Prepper Plus
Pricewaterhouse Coopers Phils. (Isla Lipana & Co.)
Prime Metroestate Inc and Subsidiaries
Primepower Manpower Services
Radisson Blu - Cebu
Red Dot Design Inc.
RJC Corporate Security Services, Inc.
RKJ General Services & Sales
Royal Security Agency, Inc.
San Lazaro Holdings Corp
Sanford Marketing Corporation (Savemore Market)
Selective Security Services, Inc.
Shopping Center Management Corporation
SM Arena Complex Corporation
SM Development Corporation (SMDC)
SM Hypermarket
SM Investments Corporation (SMIC)
SM Lifestyle, Inc.
SM Prime Holdings, Inc.
SM Retail, Inc.
SMS Cebu Inc
SMX Convention Center Specialist Corp.
SouthernPoint Properties Corporation
SRM Enterprises General Services
Superior Maintenance Services, Inc.
Supermalls Transport Services, Inc
Supervalue, Inc.
The Star Group of Publications
Tokyo Tempura
Topserve Service Solutions, Inc
Triple 7 Manpower Services
Uni-7th Force Security & Services, Inc.
Unilever Philippines, Inc.
University of Asia and the Pacific Foundation, Inc.
University of the Philippines Institute for Small Scale Industries (UP-ISSI)
Urban Land Institute
Vision M Visuals, Inc.
Waltermart Shopping Center Management, Inc.
Wegen Distributed Energy Philippines Holdings Corporation
Willis Towers Watson Insurance Brokers Philippines, Inc.