In response to the efforts of eight (8) Muslim and Christian Communities who have declared their barangays as “Space for Peace Communities”, PDAP with the support of The Asian Community Trust (ACT) ACT-JAPAN provided funding for the construction of two Peace Centers in two Space for Peace barangays in Pikit, Dalingaoen and Lagundi. The project also provided support for capacity-building activities related to organizational strengthening, project management and livelihood training.

Up-scaling Project in Sultan Kudarat PDAP in partnership with the Asia-Japan Partnership Network for Poverty Reduction (AJPN) intervened in the development of the local muscovado industry by consolidating the small sugarcane farmers and muscovado millers into a corporate entity providing business consolidation services in product standards and trading with mainstream markets.
Project activities include training and application of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), implementing of a Farmers Field School (FFS, market linkage and capacity building support in collaboration with various government, non-government organizations including the academe.

Within the context of the human security framework, and collaborative efforts of the Pagtabangan BaSulTa (PB) Consortium, PDAP in partnership with CIDA has implemented a Civil Society Organization (CSO) capacity building project that aims to improve and strengthen the capacity of CSOs in Tawitawi in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) to plan, implement and manage development projects and increase their ability to engage different sectors (e.g., NGAs, LGUs, national/international NGOs, donor, private sector) and participate actively in governance.
Aside from its capacity building intervention, PDAP in BUILD supports the Sitangkai Seaweed Industry Development Planning and works closely with the World Wildlife Fund for the livelihood component of the program on Sea Turtle Conservation in Turtle Islands, Tawitawi.