2020-Annual Report-Ifugao

For. MANUEL I. MAGKACHI Engr. ERNESTO M. ATON For. JOHN T. LANGBIS
OIC, CENR Officer-Lamut PENR Officer CENR Officer-A.Lista

FERDINAND A. SANTIAGO MARY D. BAGUILAT
Chief, Tech’l. Services Div. Chief, Mgt. Services Div.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. INTRODUCTORY MESSAGE FROM THE PENR OFFICER.........................................................................3

II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ..........................................................................................................................................4

III. HIGHLIGHTS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS…………………………………………………………………………7

A. General Administration and Support Services (GASS)………………………………………..7
 Records Management……………………………………………………………………8
 Property/Supplies………………………………………………………………………10

B. Support to Operations (STO)…………………………………………………………………………..15
 Data Management including Development and Maintenance………...15
 Formulation and Monitoring of ENR Sector Policies, Plans, Programs
and Projects………………………………………………………………………………..16

C. Operations………………………………………………………………………………………………..……17

1. Secretary's Ten Priority Programs………………………………………………………17
 Intensified Environmental Protection……………………………………..…...17
-Clean Air Program……………………………………………………………………..17
-Clean Water Program…………………………………………………………………18
-Solid Waste Management……………………………………………………...……19
Status of Proposed Clustered Sanitary Land Fill Assessed…20
Map of Installed MRF…………………………………………...................21
 Enhanced National Greening Program……………………………………...….21
-Summary of NGP Plantations……………………………………………………..22
-Map of NGP Areas………………………………………………………………………22
-Map of SPA……………………………………………………………………………..…23
-Map of ELCAC Areas……………………………………………………….………….24
 Intensified Forest Protection and Anti-Illegal Logging…………………..25
- Forest Protection……………………………………………………………………..25
 Improved Land Administration and Management………………………...90
-Land Disposition………………………………………………………………………..90
-Land Survey…………………………………………………………………………...….97

 Enhanced Biodiversity Conservation…………………………………………98
- PAs, Caves and Wetlands Management…………………………………….98
-Wildlife Conservation………………………………………………………………99

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-Scaling Up of Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Mgt. Programs…………110
 Geohazards, Groundwater Assessment and Responsible Mining…….111
2. Key Programs in Support of the Secretary's Ten Priority Programs ……..112
3. Special Programs/Projects…………………………………………………………………..112
4. Foreign-Assisted Projects…………………………………………………………………….112
 Forestland Management Project (FMP)…………………….…… …………...112

-Physical Accomplishment…………………………………………………………..114
-Financial Accomplishment……………………………………………………….…131
-Issues and Concerns…………………………………………………………………...135
-Project Monitoring and evaluation………………………………………….....136
 Integrated Natural Resources Environmental Management
(INREMP)…………………………………………………………………………………..137
5. Gender and Development……………………………………………………………………158
D. Results/Outcomes………………………………………………………………………………………….167
E. Significant Progress or Milestones……………………………………………………………….…167
 Environmental Celebrations……………………………………………….………167
 Improvements of Office Buildings……………………………………………….170
 Activities during lockdown…………………………………………………………172
F. Policy Implementations Issues and Action Taken……………………………………………174
IV. TABLES AND ANNEXES……………………………………………………………………………………………175
V. PROSPECTS FOR CY 2021………………………………………………………………………………..............175

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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Cordillera Administrative Region
PROVINCIAL ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Bannit, Payawan, Lamut, IfugaoI. MESSAGE
email address: [email protected]

Message from the PENR Officer

Makakalikasang pagbati po sa inyong lahat!

By the divine grace of the Creator, PENRO Ifugao successfully surpassed
the accomplishment of our targets this year 2020 despite all trials that
came along the journey to safeguard the environment.

The Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) Ifugao maintained an
environment friendly and positive atmosphere which harmonized relationships among the
employees of the three (3) offices and with our partner agencies and stakeholders in the
attainment of a common goal for the conservation, protection and management of our natural
resources. Amidst the pandemic situation, we have courageously accomplished our targets this
fiscal year 2020 following the Ten (10) Priority Programs of the strong and brilliant Secretary
of our Department, Roy A. Cimatu. Despite some hindrances in the attainment of our annual
goals, we had to be resilient amidst these challenging times of COVID19 pandemic. We believe
in the proverb that says, “I will never leave you nor forsake you; I will be with you even to the
end”.

Aside from implementing our planned targets, we have introduced some innovations within our
office premises for welfare of our employees and customers. The office improvements such as
Cashier’s room, Accountant’s room, Chief, Technical Services Division’s room, Planning Section’s
room, Forestland Management Project’s porch, Environment Management Bureau and Mines
Geo- Sciences Bureau’s kitchen and comfort rooms, multi-purpose stage, and other
improvements catered to the needs of the employees for a more conducive workplace.

May I also take this opportunity to acknowledge the unwavering commitment and best efforts
of our central and regional officers, our CENR Officers not to forget OIC, CENRO Florencio I. Pacio
who was recalled to mother unit sometime in November, their staff and personnel and Job
orders, my two division chiefs, their staff and personnel, EMB and MGB staff, Focal Persons,
section/unit chiefs and project staff. I also thank our proactive and supportive stakeholders,
partner agencies, academe, NGOs and private individuals without who in one way or another
have contributed to the attainment of our goals for calendar year 2020.

Humble beginnings and challenges are the foundation of every great accomplishment. Hard
work and dedication are the bedrock of every great achievement, and great achievements are
nurtured with the cooperation of many minds with common vision, working towards a common
goal. Indeed, coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress and working together
is success. Haggiyo, Ifugao!

(sgd)ENGR. ERNESTO M. ATON

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II. Executive Summary

The DENR - Ifugao with its provincial office and CENRO Lamut located at Bannit,
Payawan, Ifugao and CENRO Alfonso Lista at Namillangan, A. Lista, Ifugao
continually contributed in the pursuit of the mission of the Department - the
sustainable utilization, Conservation and Protection of the Environment and
Natural Resources apart from uplifting the socio-economic conditions of our
fellowmen most especially in the upland areas. Unfortunately, most have been
less mindful in the observance of their role as a citizen in protecting our
environment and the way we treat our natural resources. Through the years,
environmental degradation has worsened rapidly and its effects have been felt in
the many natural disasters such as erosions, flash floods and forest fires in almost
all parts of our area of responsibility. Closer to home, we also saw and felt the
destruction brought by the parade of typhoons with the latest “Ullyses” which
caused erosions that has caused several casualties, damage to properties and
livelihood. Now, do we not question ourselves? Are these havocs a reminder of
our Mother Earth, that sooner or later, if we continue to destroy our nature,
humanity will see and feel it’s wrath?

Presentation below shows the comparison of the forest cover against forest loss
in the province.

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Today, these continuous destructive human activities are having a detrimental effect on
these natural cycles and we can no longer take it for granted that they will continue to
operate normally or continue to supply us with the essential ingredients of life.

Indeed, Calendar Year 2020 was extraordinarily a very challenging year due to the
COVID 19 pandemic. This pandemic brought about fear, anxiety, hopelessness and panic
to the whole world. Yet, despite all of these, it was still a fruitful year for us.

The Philippines was among the countries worst hit by the pandemic. Public service was
practically on a stand still when Home Quarantine (total lockdown) was declared
sometime in the middle of March 2020 where only frontline workers providing health
and safety such as, medical services, police, army and other agencies providing similar
services involving health and safety made the greatest sacrifices. The pandemic has
claimed the lives of a considerable number of people in the country. Slowly, Home
Quarantine shifted to Enhanced Community Quarantine, to General Community
Quarantine and now, Modified General Community Quarantine giving birth to the so
called “New Normal”.

During the total lockdown, some of our personnel assisted LGUs in repacking and
distribution of relief goods. We also collected cash donations from our personnel and
Contract of Service/Job Orders and packed and distributed some relief goods to
identified sitios/barangays in coordination with the Municipal Social Welfare and
Development Offices. In addition, the office has donated confiscated lumbers to the
Panopdopan District Hospital which were used to fabricate beds and rooms for the PUIs
and PUMs also to the Philippine National Police for the construction of sheds for the Task
Force and to some LGUs for the construction of quarantine rooms for COVID 19 related
concerns. We lend one of our rubber drums for hand washing facility to LGU Lamut. This
office believes in the power of linkages and support system most especially in times like
this.

Coordination and linkages with stakeholders and partner agencies was very limited as
well, thus most of the time we only had ourselves and each other to rely upon. The virus
caught two of our colleagues along the way. At that certain point, some of us may have
thought deep and hard, got tempted to sit back and forget our pledge to serve. We too

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realized that the threats are real and inevitable. Not long since then, we rolled our
sleeves and headed again to do our tasks, more careful and alert.
We saw our accomplishments lagging behind on almost all aspects of the targeted
programs/projects and activities on account of the pandemic. Armed with faith in the
Creator and with the untiring guidance and persistence of the heads of our offices and
higher authorities. We dared the threats of the pandemic and placed our best foot
forward, doubled our time and efforts while adhering to the protocols of the “New
Normal”.
Our accomplishments on our regular targets, the Integrated Natural Resources and
Environmental Management Projects (INREMP) and the Forestland Management
Project (FMP) slowly but surely headed towards positive results both physical and
financial performance. It is worth noting that for calendar year 2020, we did not incur
any cash reversion on all funds. In some programs/projects and activities, we exceeded
100% accomplishments, except for maintenance and protection targeted under the
Forestland Management Project where accomplishment hit only 32.06% in terms of
conducting the four (4) passes maintenance and protection activities for purposes of
billing/payment due to the report template provided/required by JICA but in fact the
whole plantation establishment was monitored and protected. Much was done as far as
we are concerned, yet, with all humility, we admit that in this area, it was not enough.

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III. Highlights of Accomplishments

A. General Administration and Support Services (GASS)

The General & Administrative Support Services (GASS) with its Support to
Operations section (STO) supervised the workforce entirely. In addition, it
promoted good governance and advocated zero tolerance to corruption.

Generally, the main function of this section is for the welfare of the workforce and
maintenance and improvement of the workplace to provide a wholesome
working environment. It has 17 physical targets to accomplish with a total
allotment of P19,019,000.00.

Allotment

5,254 PS
28% MOOE

13,765
72%

The Personnel Services which is Nineteen Million, Nineteen Hundred Thousand
(P19,019,000.00), 72% was fully utilized mainly for the benefits of the regular
employees under GASS, RATA of the higher officials, etc…the PS allotment is
100% utilized while the P5,254,000.00 MOOE, was generally utilized for the daily
operation of the three (3) offices to include mandatories, insurance of buildings,
vehicles, equipment including their maintenance/repair and improvements,
purchase of supplies and materials, utility expenses, etc... This office was able to
hire and maintained nine (9) Job Orders for the janitorial and security services
and three (3) job orders to augment in the general administrative support
services from January to December 2020. The janitorial and security job orders
were distributed equally to the 3 offices.

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The 5% GAD was streamlined with the regular activities with reports submitted
by the focal person. Also, the 1% for the support to youth, senior citizens and
differently-abled persons was utilized for the activities related to this activity.
Tree planting during the celebration of Arbor Day and World Bamboo Day, river
clean up activities were conducted with senior citizens and youth sector.

Manpower under GASS as of December 30, 2020

Office No. of Remarks
Personnel 2 vacant
PENRO
Alfonso Lista 16 1 vacant
Lamut 3
TOTAL 6

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Average accomplishment per office

Status of Physical & financial performance

20,000
15,000
10,000

5,000
-

Physical Financial

taget accom

Office No. of Target % Accomp.

PENRO 17 247%

Alfonso Lista 10 125%

Lamut 10 136%

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A. Administration and Support Services

Records Management

1. Encoding of Allocation Books

This is to determine if these approved plans had been titled
completely and accurately. Further, this is in preparation for
future rapid land tenure assessment (RLTA). Though the
inclusion of this activity was quite late, the office was able to
accomplish it’s 8 targets. CENRO A. Lista for 3 and CENRO
Lamut for 5.

The office successfully encoded all approved plans/lots for the
municipalities of Aguinaldo, A. Lista, Asipulo, Banaue,
Kiangan, Lagwe, Lamut and Mayoyao.

2. Grooming of Public Land Applications, Certificate of
Stewardship Contracts and CBFM Agreements for easy access
and reference.

The old general records were segregated and ready for
inventory. Current records are accessible as ready reference of
our clientele.

For CENRO Lamut, there were double patents issued based on
the reconciliation of PLA records and were affirmed by the
Registry of
Deeds, Lamut,
Ifugao. The
reports were
submitted to
the higher
office for their
information
and reference.

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Property/Supplies
1. Office buildings (PENRO=9; Lamut=6; A. Lista=9)

OFFICE BUILDINGS Total Year Total Cost AGE STATUS
No. Budget Improve
Allocated Serviceabl
Office 1 PENRO Main Building 988,000.00 d 988,000.00 21 e
110,000.00 2019 110,000.00 years Serviceabl
PENRO 2 Auditor's Room 200,000.00 2020 481,988.00 21 e
IFUGAO (Property Building) 477,000.00 2019 477,000.00 years Serviceabl
300,000.00 2020 300,000.00 e
CENRO 3 Conference hall 17,000.00 17,000.00 7 years Serviceabl
LAMUT (Pavillion) 216,400.00 2020 216,400.00 20 e
199,629.42 199,629.42 years serviceabl
CENRO 4 Guesthouse 446,042.57 18 e
ALFONS years serviceabl
O LISTA 5 Staff House 388,400.00 18 e
years serviceabl
6 Waiting Shed 148,000.00 17 e
300,000.00 years serviceabl
7 MGB-EMB Office (ERAP 60,000.00 e
Building) 8 years serviceabl
50,000.00 e
8 Records Building
200,000.00 serviceabl
9 LMS Building-Annex 350,000.00 446,042.57 3 years e

Watershed 150,000.00 388,400.00 24 serviceabl
1 Management Unit, Flat 20,000.00 years e
25,000.00 148,000.00
concrete 120,000.00 300,000.00 22 serviceabl
25,000.00 60,000.00 years e
2 Records, Property 30,000.00 serviceabl
Office, Concrete, 500,000.00 21 e
years Ongoing
3 Operation Center, with 10 renovation
light materials years for FMP
office
4 Laborers' Quarter
Serviceabl
Kiosk, Cogon roof, 50,000.00 20 e
5 wooden with concrete years Serviceabl
e
flooring(FMP Office) Serviceabl
e
6 Engineers Quarter, 200,000.00 4 years Serviceabl
Single Room 2,944,000.0 e
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1 Office Building (A) 0 years e
150,000.00 Serviceabl
2 Guest House 20 e
20,000.00 years Serviceabl
3 Kitchen 25,000.00 e
120,000.00 20 Serviceabl
4 CENRO one-stop-shop years e
25,000.00 Serviceabl
5 Staff House 30,000.00 18 e
years
6 Rangers Quarter
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7 Comfort Room (guest years
house)/
13
years

19
years

8 Records Building 500,000.00 7 years

9 2,000,000.0 2,000,000.0 Serviceabl
Office Building (B) 0
0 4 years e

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 CENRO A. Lista (5)
 CENRO Lamut (5)

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 PENR Office (5) plus 1-the EMB/MGB office

Top view of the PENRO compound

CENRO Lamut building

PENRO Main

Staff house & PPMO

Pavilion

2. Vehicles (Regular and Special Projects)

No. of Vehicles Motorcycles 4-Wheels Remarks

PENRO 6 3 1 4-wheel is
under FMP

CENRO A.LISTA 9 4 All 4-wheels are
FMP funded

LAMUT 10 5 All 4-wheels are
under FMP

TOTAL 25 12

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 Four (4) wheels – The PE

PENRO

CENRO Lamut

CENRO A. Lista Isuzu elf under FMP based at the SUSIMOs
Procured in 2019
 Motorcycles

Procured in 2020
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 Equipments/furnitures and fixtures

Factors that facilitated/hindered the attainment of targets
 God’s divine intervention thru prayers and trust is the first and
foremost reason for the accomplishment of all targets;
 The targets were overshoot by 247% though during the lockdown in
which the movement of personnel was restricted by health protocols
due to the pandemic, personnel worked double time when the
restrictions became lighter;
 Effective and good rapport with partner LGUs and stakeholders;
 Good working relationship among top brass and grassroots ,the field
implementing units (FIUs) and constant reminders during regular
meetings and flag ceremony helped a lot;
 Conduct of Provincial Management Conference to assess performance
and strategize on how to accomplish backlogs;
 Dedication and coordination of assigned personnel

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B. Support to Operations (STO)

Allotment

1,000 1,100

23% 25% PS
MOOE
2,305 CO
52%

A.02.a Data Management including Development and Maintenance
Data Management and Maintenance

On the system managed and maintained, the office was able to
maintain the six (6) systems i.e. LMS, FMS, eFIS, eNGAS, PAWS,
DPIS.

Operationalization/Maintenance of Enhanced Forestry
Information System (eFIS)

So far there is no newly approved tenure for this year hence the
office just maintained, inputted into the system the thirty-one (31)
existing tenurial instruments i.e. CBFMAs, FLGMA and SIFMA.

Statistical activities

The Ifugao ENR Profile was updated and copy of it was submitted
to the regional office.

Also, ten (10) provincial quarterly statistical reports were
prepared, reviewed and validated (FMS, LMS and PAWS).

In relation to statistics, the office actively participated in the FY
2020 Statistics Month celebration which was done last October, by
hanging tarpaulin and attending meetings called for by the
Provincial Statistics Office. In addition, the office conducted river
clean-up as part of the celebration.

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Procurement of ICT

The approved budget for this activity is One Million Two Hundred

Fifty Thousand pesos (P1,250,000.00). However, due to the

mandate of NBC no. 580, dated March 31, 2020, the office has to

sacrifice/offer 10% of unobligated budget and this activity was one

of those affected. The (Two Hundred Fifty Thousand pesos

(P250,000.00)

which is

equivalent to 3

units was offered

thus the target

was reduced from

28 to 25 units.

A.03.a Formulation and Monitoring of ENR Sector Policies, Plans, Programs
and Projects

Forest Land Use Plan (FLUP)
The Forest Land Use Plans of Banaue and Lagawe were already
legitimized. While FLUPs for the preparation and formulation
covering the municipalities of Mayoyao, Lamut, Hungduan and
Hingyon were already accomplished. Copies of the said FLUPs
were already submitted to the Regional Office for review and
integration of corrections to improve the content of the
manuscript. The formulated FLUPs will be legitimized by next year
CY 2021 as part of the physical target. So far, almost all the targets
for FLUP in Ifugao are done except for one which is a target for FY
2021 and this is the Municipality of Kiangan. Asipulo and Tinoc are
CADC area.

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Conduct of community assessment at Hungduan

C. Operations

1. Secretary’s Ten Priority Programs

 Intensified Environmental Protection

- Priority Program #01 - Clean Air Program
The Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) with the Office assigned at
PENR-Ifugao conducted monitoring of established firms, mobile sources (all
kinds of vehicles), and agricultural sources (kaingin system, poultry, etc.) within
the province to ensure that they meet the necessary requirements for air quality
measures. Non-compliant individual/firms or violation of any existing laws,
policies, rules and regulations were be given Notice of Violations (NOVs).

Photo documentation:
Photos below are establishments with issued Permit to Operate

Bank Gas

Poultry Rice mill

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- Priority Program #02 - Clean Water
Water quality measures are one of the important aspect to control water
pollution. In addition, determining the water quality based on the criteria help to
ensure the suitability of the water for its proper usage or classification. This
classifications, however do not preclude usages of the water bodies for other
purposes provided that the water quality will not be compromised. There are ten
(10) water sampling stations continuously monitored by the office (EMB
personnel) which are strategically located along the stretch and in the tributaries
of the 3 major rivers
namely: 1) Lamut River
(4) located at Lamut
bridge, Salamague,
Lawig bridge and Halog
bridge; 2) Ibulao River
(3) set at Ibulao bridge,
Bahawit hanging bridge
and Tupaya-Hapid
bridge; 3) Alimit River
(3) at the Banaue-Bocos
bridge, Batad river, Banaue-Mayoyao boundary bridge.

The collaborative efforts of the various agencies particularly from the DENR,
LGUs, PNP, etc. conducted clean-up drives along the river and its tributaries. The
Ibulao, Lamut , Halag, and tributaries which drains along Magat are the target site
with the aim to improve the water quality from class “C” to higher stringent water
classification.

The Office and concerned government agencies performed series of activities and
actively participated in line with the celebrations of International Coastal Clean-
up, World Water Day, International Coastal Clean-up and World Wetlands Day.
This aimed to rehabilitate, maintain and improve water quality of our water
systems. The collected wastes were brought to the Material Recovery Facility

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(MRF) for proper weighing and segregation of recyclables from residual for
proper disposal.

 Photo documentation in the conducted river clean up drive activities:

CENRO Lamut

CENRO-Alista

- Priority Program #03 - Solid Waste Management
The assessment conducted by EMB during the previous years on established and
proposed sanitary landfills by various municipalities shows that most of it did
not pass the necessary criteria for site selection, hence ECC applications of some
LGUs were disapproved. Based on the results, most sanitary landfill located
within the proximity of sensitive groundwater sources and perennial surface
water, geologic condition, soil/land condition, topography, seismic condition,
and area capacity and availability.
LGUs practicing open dumpsites and burning is a violation to RA 9003. The Office
is strictly monitoring the compliance and assists the LGUs to solve the
problems/issues identified during the assessment. One of the strategy
undertaken during the previous meetings/consultations is through clustered
sanitary land fill which will be located at Sitio Opalan, Hapid, Lamut, Ifugao, and
encourage LGUs to practice ecological solid waste management (ESWM) such as
daily covering of waste with soil, well designed drainage and run-off control,
security fencing, no burning, etc..
*Status of Proposed Clustered Sanitary Land Fill Assessed

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-Finished consultation by the PLGU-Ifugao with the Sanguniang Bayan
-Done public consultation by the PLGU-Ifugao to the host barangay and
the adjacent barangays

Hingyon Banaue Lagawe

Fig___. Material recovery

facilities of various

municipalities and

recycling of waste glass as

major component for

cement production.

Alfonso Lista
Map of Installed MRF

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 Priority Program #05 - Enhanced National Greening Program
The National Greening Program (NGP) is a reforestation program which aimed
to attain sustainable development in terms of food security, poverty reduction,
biodiversity conservation, environment stability and climate change mitigation
and adaptation. It is under National Convergence Initiative composed of the
Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR), Department of
Agriculture (DA) and the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) and in
collaboration with all Local Government Units (LGU’s), Peoples Organization
(PO’s), Non-government Organization (NGO’s) and in partnership with the
private sector and civil society.

PENRO-Ifugao has implemented major activities which included Seedling
Production, Site Preparation, Plantation Establishment and Maintenance and
Protection.

For CY 2020, the office has a target of 100 hectares to develop for Bamboo
Plantation which was distributed in the Municipalities of Asipulo (15ha),
Hungduan (15ha), Lagawe (15ha) and Lamut (25 ha), Aguinaldo (10.61ha) and
A. Lista (19.39ha). The plantation sites were planted with species of Bayug,
Lanao, Kiling and Kawayan-tinik. The office also maintained the 64 has. bamboo
plantation established in FY 2018 at Mabatobato, Lamut, Ifugao.

For the Seedling Production Areas (SPA), it was lodged at PENR Office. It was
maintained and protected. Tree markings were conducted for identification of
mother trees as seed sources. Collected various seeds purposely for seedling
productions and for the replacement of dead seedlings within NGP plantations.
The rest were submitted to Regional Office. The SPA site is located at the
municipality of Asipulo with an area of 34.9 hectares. In addition, previous
plantations under this program are continuously monitored, maintained and
protected to ensure that the site will improve the physical and ecological aspects
until it will eventually be developed into forest plantations in the future.

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Summary of NGP Plantation
Year Established CENRO A. Lista CENRO Lamut TOTAL

2011 314 670 984

2012 574 1,488 2,062

2013 597 1,193 1,790

2014 780 630 1,410

2015 428 429 857

2016 327 326 653

2017 661 660 1,321

2018 - 64 64

2019 - --

2020 30 70 100

TOTAL 3,711 5,530 9,241

Map showing the Summary of NGP Areas by Year

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Results of reforestation activities are now visible through our collective efforts
together with our partner People’s Organization/stakeholders towards
sustainable development.

CY 2020 Plantation Establishment (Bamboo)

Bayug propagules

Planted propagules

The office also maintained a Seed Production Area/Individual Plus Trees

(SPA/IPT) located in the Municipality of Asipulo with an area of 34.9 hectares. To

total of 25.65 kg of

Malasantol, Narra

and Molave seeds

were collected. Out

of the seeds

collected, 10% was

submitted to Seed SPA

Center, WWRDEC,

Regional Office and

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the rest were utilized for seedling production for the restoration of graduated
NGP areas.

A potential SPA was identified and assessed by personnel from regional
office sometime in 2018 for possible consideration and inclusion in the future. It
is located at Lubuan, Ubao, Aguinaldo, Ifugao. This is included in the monitoring
activities. Seeds of Molave and Akleng Parang were collected from this area. For
this year, only seeds of Molave were collected. Below is the annual report of the
CDS on SPA.

The province has 8 ELCAC areas namely: Namal, Camandag, Cawayan in the
Municipality of Asipulo and barangays Danggo, Binablayan, Luhong, Tukukan
and Wangwang in the Municipality of Tinoc. This year, only Binablayan was
given 5 has. NGP area for establishment, maintenance and protection.

Map of the ELCAC areas:

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Priority Program #06 - Intensified Forest Protection and Anti-Illegal Logging

 Intensified Forest Protection and Anti-Illegal Logging
Assessment and Evaluation of Certificate of Stewardship Contract
(CSC) Areas

Pursuant to Letter of Instruction 1260, known as the “Integrated Social Forestry
of the Philippines”. Issued by the late President Ferdinand E. Marcos, Certificate
of Stewardship Contracts (CSC) were issued by the DENR to all qualified forest
occupants all over the country. It has a duration of 25 years and renewable for
another 25 years, subject to a satisfactory assessment rating.

However, prior to renewal of these issued CSCs, there is a need for the conduct of
assessment/evaluation to determine the extent of development introduced by
the tenure holders and assess their compliance to the CSC agreements as basis
for appropriate action whether to renew or not, within a grace period of one (1)
year pursuant to FMB Technical Bulletin No. 11.

For the year 2020, the Office has a target of 636 CSCs to assess. CENRO Lamut has
a target of 179 while CENRO-Alista is 457 but accomplished 204 and 479,
respectively with a total of 683 or 107%.

One of the key program is the Biodiversity Protection System. It focuses on
compliance monitoring of tenurial instruments issued, monitoring of forest and
forest resource use, LAWIN foot patrolling and monitoring of protected areas and
wildlife and operations against illegal environment activities. Also included is the
coordination and implementation of the PAMANA program.

FOREST PROTECTION

The Enforcement and Forest Protection Units at the CENRO level are primarily
incharge in implementing/enforcing Forestry Laws backed up by the Regulation
and Enforcement Section of the Technical Services Division of the PENR Office.

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I. IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BASED ON THE APPROVED WORK AND
FINANCIAL PLAN FOR CY 2020

Menu 1: PROVISION OF FULL LOGISTICS AND MATERIAL SUPPORT THAT
ARE ESSENTIAL IN FOREST LAW ENFORCEMENT

The following Technical Equipment were purchased and distributed to the
three Offices (PENRO, CENRO A. Lista and CENRO Lamut):

 Four (4) units motorcycles, 2 units per CENRO
 Six (6) Geotagging Device, 3 units per CENRO
 One (1) Agisof Software, PENRO

Menu 3. ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT OF COMMUNITIES & STAKEHOLDERS IN
FOREST PROTECTION AND LAW ENFORCEMENT UNDERTAKINGS

3.1 Deputation/operationalization of individuals and group volunteers in the localities
as DENROs

DENR Ifugao has 4 annual targets on deputation/operationalization, two (2)
per CENRO, 2 volunteers were deputized for CENRO Lamut while 7
volunteers were deputized for CENRO Alfonso Lista. They were deputized to
help in the monitoring of illegal activities in the identified hotspot areas
which are located at Barangays Jacmal, Aguinaldo, Ifugao, Abatan, Hungduan
& Eheb, Tinoc, Ifugao.

Table 1. List of deputized DENROs

CENRO Lamut

No. Name Address

1. Alberto M. Calatan Abatan, Hungduan

2. Agapito G. Pagnas Eheb, Tinoc

CENRO Alfonso Lista

1 Jason L Gannaban Jacmal, Aguinaldo, Ifugao

2 Michael C. Suerte Jacmal, Aguinaldo, Ifugao

3 Jeric B. Nabanalan Jacmal, Aguinaldo, Ifugao

4 Max B. Bania Jacmal, Aguinaldo, Ifugao

5 Pilato T. Ramon Jacmal, Aguinaldo, Ifugao

6 Angelica L. Bayaona Jacmal, Aguinaldo, Ifugao

7 Benita L. Gannaban Jacmal, Aguinaldo, Ifugao

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3.2 Hiring of Forest Guards (DENR-OPPAP initiative)

Of the target of 36 Forest Guards to hire this FY 2020, only 35 Forest Guards
were hired. 19 for CENRO Lamut and 17 for CENRO Alfonso Lista. They were
hired to do patrolling of the conservation areas, monitoring illegal activities and
identifying threats for recommendation to proper authorities for appropriate
action by the office and LGUs concerned.

List of Forest Rangers of CENRO Lamut

No. Names Address Duration of
Contracts
1 Bacali, Mario B. Magulon, Lamut, Ifugao
January-December
2 Baguidudol, Mercylyn Piwong, Hingyon, Ifugao 2020
B.
January-December
3 Ballogan, Ceferino N. Piwong, Hingyon, Ifugao 2020

4 Ballogan, Marilyn B. Piwong, Hingyon, Ifugao January-December
2020
5 Bulayungan, Eladio A. Ambasa, Lamut, Ifugao
January-December
6 Buyuccan, Erlinda G. Umalbong, Hingyon, 2020
Ifugao
January-December
7 Catabba, Julian I Umalbong, Hingyon, 2020
Ifugao
January-December
8 Dalluyon, Michael D. Mompolia, Hingyon, 2020
Ifugao
January-December
9 Dumangeng, Romel C. Dullagan, Lagawe, Ifugao 2020

10 Gallangi, Arsenio U. Umalbong, Hingyon, January-December
Ifugao 2020

11 Guinungo, Napoleon January-December
T. Hapid, Lamut, Ifugao 2020

12 Naboye, James T. Bitu, Hingyon, Ifugao January-December
2020
13 Napoleon, Andres G. Ambasa, Lamut, Ifugao
January-December
14 Ngitit, Pummok, Jr. I. Ambasa, Lamut, Ifugao 2020

15 Pagalla, Henry B. Gohang, Banaue, Ifugao January-December
2020
16 Aniban, Michael K. Magulon, Lamut, Ifugao
January-December
17 Peter Yucaddi Gohang, Banaue, Ifugao 2020

18 Simon Uyami Gohang, Banaue, Ifugao January-December
2020
19 Rizal Cojpag Gohang, Banaue, Ifugao January-December
2020

January-December
2020

December 2020

December 2020

December 2020

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List of Forest Rangers of CENRO Alfonso Lista

No. Names Address Duration of
Contracts
1 Bucan, H. Sixto Galonogon, Aguinaldo,
2 Banggao, B. Ben Ifugao January-December
Bunhian, Aguinaldo, 2020
3 Bag-oy, A. Willy Ifugao
January-December
Damag, Aguinaldo, Ifugao 2020

4 Gasmin, B. Rolando Sta.Maria, A.Lista, Ifugao January-December
2020
5 Garnate, Perfecto Awayan, Aguinaldo,
Ifugao January-December
2020
6 Lechon, C. Diego Caragasan, A.Lista, Ifugao
January-December
7 Liguan, B. Benito Caragasan, A.Lista, Ifugao 2020

8 Lagahe, Julius Sta.Maria, A.Lista, Ifugao January-December
2020
9 Manuel, V. Tomas Sta.Maria, A.Lista, Ifugao January-December
2020
10 Malungay, M. Bunhian, Aguinaldo,
Roland Ifugao January-December
Caragasan, A.Lista, Ifugao 2020
11 Ochullum, L.
Lorenzo Sta.Maria, A.Lista, Ifugao January-December
Caragasan, A.Lista, Ifugao 2020
12 Panganiban, L.
Ernie January-December
2020
13 Pok-oh, M. Pedro
January-December
14 Po-ang, G. Diego Sta.Maria, A.Lista, Ifugao 2020
January-December
15 Panangon, B. Alex Galonogon, Aguinaldo, 2020
Ifugao
January-December
16 Velasco, O. Pedro Bunhian, Aguinaldo, 2020
Ifugao
January-December
17 Wanchagan, O. Bunhian, Aguinaldo, 2020

Berto Ifugao January-December
2020

January-December
2020

January-December
2020

Menu 5. SUSTAIN A WELL-PLANNED INFORMATION, EDUCATION &
COMMUNICATION (IEC) CAMPAIGN REGION WIDE DOWN TO CENRO LEVEL

5.1 Involvement of Forest communities in forest protection works

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(Information, Education Campaign CENRO Level Meetings and Consultations,
Orientations, Seminars, Symposium)

There were four (4) targets. Twenty (20) IECs were conducted on ENR Laws,
CENRO thrust and Programs. The IECs were facilitated by the unit heads and or
concerned CENRO personnel.

Table 4. List of IECs conducted by CENRO Lamut

Names of Date No. of Participants Topics
barangays conducted Participan Discussed

Abatan, ts
Hungduan
Pula, Asipulo February 18 Barangay Officials PD 705, RA 9003,
20, 2020
Panubtuban, & Elders Fire Suppression
Asipulo
March 3, 41 People’s PD 705, Wildlife
Magulon 2020 Organization Act, Chainsaw
Elementary Act, MRP
School Application
Brgy.
Panubtuban, March 5 &9 , 112 People’s PD 705, Wildlife
Asipulo 2020 Organization Act, Chainsaw
Lubu-ong, Act, MRP
Tinoc Application

Boliwong, March 13, 95 Parents, Teachers, PD 705, RA 9003,
Lagawe 2020 Barangay Officials, Fire Suppression
Pupils

March 5 &9 , 112 Barangay Official PD 705, Fire
2020 and Community Suppression

June 18, 27 Barangay Officials PD 705, Wildlife
2020 & Community Act, Chainsaw
Act, MRP
July 24, 15 Barangay Officials Application
2020
PD 705, 10
Priority Program

Tungngod, August 7, 16 Barangay Officials PD 705

Lagawe, Ifugao 2020

Cambulo and August 13, 60 Barangay Official PD 705, Wildlife
Pula, Banaue 2020 and Community Act, Chainsaw
Act, MRP
Application

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Photo documentation on IEC activities

Abatan, Hungduan, Ifugao Lubu-ong, Hungduan, Ifugao

Panubtuban, Asipulo, Ifugao
Pula, Asipulo, Ifugao

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Magulon, Lamut, Ifugao

Cambullo & Pula, Banaue, Ifugao
Table 5. List of IECs conducted by CENRO Alfonso Lista

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Name of Date Number/Attendance Topics
Barangay and Participants
/Municipality

Alimit, February 30 Pax – Barangay Fire Prevention and suppression
Mayoyao, 24, 2020 officials, POs and measures, ENR laws – PD 705
Ifugao DENR staff and Muyong recognition and
permit

Chumang, February 30 Pax – barangay Fire Prevention and suppression
Mayoyao, 25, 2020 Officials, People’s measures and Muyong
Ifugao Organization and recognition and permit
DENR Staff

Palaad, March 11, 30 Pax – barangay Fire Prevention and suppression
Mayoyao, 2020 Officials, People’s measures
Ifugao Organization and
DENR Staff

Tulaed, March 12, 30 Pax – Teachers, Fire Prevention and ENR laws
Mayoyao, 2020 Students, MDRRM
Ifugao and DENR Staff

Namnama, July 22, 25 Pax – Barangay ENR laws – PD 705, EO 23, Solid
A.Lista, Ifugao 2020 Officials and CENRO Waste Mgt.-RA 9003, Muyong
Staff permit and Mining-geo-hazard

Sto. Domingo, July 24, 25 Pax – Barangay PD 705, Solid Waste Mgt.,
Alfonso Lista, 2020 Officials and CENRO Muyong permit, Mining-geo-
Ifugao Staff hazard

Namillangan, August 18, 25 Pax – Barangay PD 705, Solid Waste Mgt.,
Alfonso Lista, 2020 Officials and CENRO Muyong recognition and permit,
Ifugao Staff Mining- geo-hazard

Halag, August 28, 25 Pax – Barangay PD 705, Solid Waste Mgt.,
Aguinaldo, 2020 Officials and CENRO Muyong permit, Mining-geo-
Ifugao Staff hazard

DENR CENRO 30 Pax- Forest DAO 97-32
conference Protection and Law
hall September Enforcement Unit
24, 2020 Staff, Forest Guards
and Forest
Technicians

DENR CENRO October 50 Pax – Barangay ENR Laws (PD 705), , Muyong
conference 30, 2020 Captains of Alfonso recognition and permit, PAMBC,
hall Lista Municipality Solid Waste Mgt., Mining, Clean
and CENRO Staff Air Act, Clean Water Act and
updates under Regulation and
permitting Section

Photo Documentation during the IEC

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Barangay Alimit, Mayoyao

Barangay Chumang, Mayoyao, Ifugao

Barangay, Palaad, Mayoyao, Ifugao
Barangay, Tulaed, Mayoyao, Ifugao

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Barangay Namnama, A. Lista, Ifugao
Barangay Namillangan, A. Lista, Ifugao

Barangay Halag, Aguinaldo, Ifugao
Interpersonal IEC during Lawin activity/Patrolling

Conducted interpersonal IEC regarding ENR

laws and wildlife Act to 2 people met along Patrolled at Sto. Domingo, Alfonso Lista,

the patrol route at Caragasan, Alfonso Lista, Ifugao. An interpersonal IEC on ENR Laws

Ifugao. to an old man who live near the conservation

34 area.

Interpersonal IEC conducted
to individuals met during the
patrolling on Illegal cutting and
solid waste management
along the Magat Watershed

Menu 6. CONSISTENT APPREHENSION & MANDATORY ADMINISTRATIVE &
CONFISCATION OF UNDOCUMENTED FOREST PRODUCTS INCLUDING
CONVEYANCE
& OTHER IMPLEMENTS

6.1 Apprehended undocumented forest products including NTFPs, vehicles,
equipment’s and other implements.

A total of 557 pieces of illegal forest products with a total volume of 9,657.167
bd.ft. with an estimated value of Three Hundred Thirty-Seven Thousand One
Hundred Fifty-Three and Four Centavos (Php337, 153.04) were apprehended
in CY 2020.

Table 6. Apprehended undocumented forest products including NTFPs, vehicles,
equipment’s

and other implements.

DATE CONVEYANCE FOREST PRODUCTS IMPLEM DATE DONAT
APPREHENDE USED ENT/ CONFISC ED

D TYPE/ PLATE pcs./ Volume ESTIMATE EQUIPM ATED FOREST
KIND NO. D VALUE ENT (e.g. PRODU
chainsa
(P) CT
w)

CENRO A. Lista 3 pcs./350.648 12,272.68 July 8,
21-Jan-20 3 pcs./403.353 12,105.90 2020

24-Jan-20

27-Feb-20 40 pcs./480 16,000.00

14-Jul-20 Isuzu Elf UAL 43 pcs./744.33 26,051.67 Nov. 24,
24-Jul-20 Truck 131 99,221.45 2020
14-Aug-20 104 47,140.45
pcs./2,480.536
53
pcs./1,346.87

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18-Aug-20 10 3,699.90
pcs./123.33
Sub-Total 216,492.
256pcs./5929 05
CENRO Lamut .067
15-Jan-20
16-Jan-20 17pcs/144 5,040 3
5-Feb-20 7pcs/87.96 3,078.60 Chainsa
12-Feb-20 56pcs/347.46 12,161.10 w
958.21 33,537.35
20-May-20 1
75pcs/834.33 25,029.90 Chainsa
26-May-20 w
10-Jun-20 45pcs/345.99 10,379.80
39pcs/525.5 15,765
18-Jun-20
6pcs/42 1,260
2-Jul-20
7-Aug-20 20pcs/95.32 4,289.40
30-Sep-20 6pcs/60 1,500
Sub-Total 34pcs/287.33 8,619
GRAND 301pcs./3728.
TOTAL 1 120,661
557pcs./
9,657.167 337,153.0
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6.2 Hauling of Apprehended Forest Products and Vehicles/implements

Table 8. Summary of Apprehended Forest Products and Vehicles hauled

Type of Forest Products/

Date of Apprehension NTFP/ Place deposited
Vehicles/Equipments

CENRO A. Lista

January 21, 2020 Benguet pine logs CENRO A. Lista

January 24, 2020 Gmelina flitches, 1 isuzu elf CENRO A. Lista

February 27, 2020 Lauan lumbers CENRO A. Lista

July 14, 2020 Gmelina flitches/lumbers CENRO A. Lista

July 24, 2020 Lauan flitches/lumbers CENRO A. Lista

August 14, 2020 Gmelina flitches CENRO A. Lista

August 18, 2020 Lauan lumbers CENRO A. Lista

CENRO Lamut

January 15, 2020 Yemane lumbers CENRO Lamut

Compound

January 16, 2020 Yemane lumbers PNP Lagawe

February 5, 2020 Assorted lumbers CENRO Lamut

Compound

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February 12, 2020 logs CENRO Lamut
May 20, 2020 Compound
May 26, 2020 Lumber Oak Species Barangay Camandag
June 10, 2020 and 3 chainsaw
CENRO Lamut
June 18, 2020 Lumber Yemane & Compound
July 2, 2020 falcata Barangay Buyabuyan
August 7, 2020 and CENRO Lamut
September 30, 2020 Lumber Red & White Compound
Lauan CENRO Lamut
Compound
Dalacan & 1 chainsaw CENRO Lamut
Compound
Pine Barangay Wangwang
CENRO Lamut
Gutmo Compound
Malakapas, Malamangga,
Anonang and Mayapis

Photo Documentation during Apprehensions
CENRO Lamut

Umilag, Lamut,
Ifugao

Camandag, Asipulo

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Gumhang, Tinoc Kinakin, Banaue

Motorpool, Lagawe

Wangwang, Tinoc

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Poblacion West, Lamut

Buyabuyan, Lagawe

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CENRO A. Lista Bangtinon, Hingyon, Ifugao

Apprehended 3 pcs. Benguet pine Logs with
aggregate volume of 350.648 bd. ft. on January
21, 2020 at Brgy. Mapawoy, Mayoyao, Ifugao

Apprehended 40 pcs. Lauan lumbers with aggregate volume of 480
bd. ft. on February 27, 2020 at Brgy. Awayan, Aguinaldo, Ifugao

Apprehended 43 pcs. Yemane Flitches/lumbers with aggregate volume
of 744.33 bd. ft. on July 14, 2020 at Sitio Tirad, Caragasan, A. Lista,

Ifugao

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Apprehended 1 Unit ISUZU Elf Truck with plate UAL 131 Loaded with 104
pcs. Lauan Flitches/lumbers with aggregate volume of 2,480.536 bd. ft.

on July 27, 2020 at Pinto, A. Lista, Ifugao

Apprehended 53 pcs. Yemane Flitches with aggregate volume of 1,346.87bd. ft. on
August 14, 2020 at Kiling, A. Lista, Ifugao. The origin of said forest products are

from Botigue, Paracelis, Mt. Province

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Geo-tagged photos of the ten (10) pieces lumbers apprehended at sitio Nalbu, Palalaad,
Mayoyao, Ifugao with a total of 123.33 volume board feet

6.3 Immediate Administrative & Adjudication Proceedings for Apprehended Forest
Products including Conveyances on Implements

Of the 7 targets, at least 9 administrative hearing conducted by the province, 5
for CENRO A. Lista and 4 for CENRO Lamut
Table 9. Summary of Admin Hearings Conducted

CENRO Lamut Date of Status
Administrative
Final Administrative Hearing Prepared draft confiscation
of the apprehended lumber at Hearing order and submitted to
Bangtinon, Hingyon PENRO on October 30,
September 30, 2020 2020 for indorsement to
Regional Office
First and final Administrative September 30, 2020 Prepared draft confiscation
Hearing of the apprehended order and submitted to
abandoned lumber at Kinakin, PENRO on October 30,
Banaue, Ifugao 2020 for indorsement to
Regional Office
First and final Administrative September 30, 2020 Prepared draft confiscation
Hearing of the apprehended order and submitted to
PENRO on October 30,

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abandoned lumber at September 30, 2020 2020 for indorsement to
Gumhang, Tinoc, Ifugao Regional Office

First Administrative Hearing Prepared draft confiscation
of the apprehended order and submitted to
abandoned lumber at PENRO on October 30,
Poblacion West, Lamut, Ifugao 2020 for indorsement to
Regional Office

Photos during the administrative hearing conducted by CENRO Lamut

First administrative hearing of the apprehended lumbers from Bangtinon,Hingyon,
Ifugao on March 6, 2020

First and final administrative hearing of the apprehended lumbers from
Pob. West, Lamut, Ifugao on June 19, 2020 at the CENRO Office, Lamut, Ifugao.

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Second administrative hearing of the apprehended abandoned lumbers at Bangtinon,
Hingyon, Ifugao on June 19, 2020 at the CENRO Office, Lamut, Ifugao.

Final administrative hearings of the apprehended abandoned lumbers at Bangtinon,
Hingyon, Ifugao , Pob. West, Lamut, Kinakin, Banaue and Gumhang Tinoc, Ifugao on

September, 2020 at the CENRO Office, Lamut, Ifugao.

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CENRO A. Lista
Immediate administrative adjudication proceedings of the apprehended
forest products including Conveyances and other implements

Administrative hearing on the Apprehended 43 pcs. Yemane flitches
/lumbers with an aggregate volume of 744.33 bd. ft. located at Tirad,

Caragasan, A. Lista, Ifugao

Administrative hearing on the Apprehended ISUZU ELF truck bearing plate no. UAL 131 loaded
with 104 pcs. Lauan lumbers with an aggregate volume of 2,480.536 bd. ft. at Pinto, A. Lista

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Administrative hearing on the Apprehended 53 pcs. Gmelina flitches with an aggregate
volume of 1,346.87 bd.ft located at Kiling, A. Lista

Menu 7. PROVISION OF INSTITUTIONAL INVESTIGATION, FILING OF
INFORMATION AND/OR CRIMINAL COMPLIANTS AND PROSECUTION OF
FORETRY CASES

7.1 Support to investigation, filing and prosecution of criminal compliant

Table 10. CENRO Alfonso Lista List of Case filed

ACTION TAKEN

Province/ No. Date Place of Name of Address of Profes Appre CRIMINAL CASE FILED Admin.
CENRO Appreh Apprehe Offender Offender sion of hende Adjudication
ended / Owner Offend d Item Proceedings
nsion
er
BRAN DOCKET STAT

CH NO. US

Alfonso Lista, July 14, Tirad, Bernadett Tirad, Farmer Yeman Lagaw 08-INV- For Final report of
Ifugo 2020 Caragasa, e Banhan Caragasan, s e e, 20H-2759 court administrative
A.Lista, (possesso hearin proceedings was
r) & Jhun A.Lista, flitches Ifugao submitted to
Ifugao Dinamlin Ifugao & /lumbe g regional office
g (cutter) Matusalem
, Roxas, rs
Isabela

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Table 11. CENRO Lamut cases filed

Docket No. Complainant Respondent Violation Case No. Municipality Court Status
Resolved
II-08-INV-20A-2656 Robert Dinamling Robin Taguiling PD 705 Lamut Dismissed
Filed in
II-08-INV-20A-2658 Felix Puguon Pugong Donnald P. Binnang PD 705 CC#3037 Asipulo Court
Filed in
II-08-INV-20B-2688 Benita Leon Dumangeng Moises Yamuyam PD 706 CC#3047 Hingyon RTC- B14 Court
PCpl Jodale Aggihao Cayat Lagaydon
PSSg Joel Tundagui Panhon

II-08-INV-20F-2717 Bernardino B. Balallo Marcial Mondiguing PD MCTC Banaue Filed in
705/Malici Court,
ous CC#1162 Banaue Resolved
for
Mischief malicious
PD 705 as mischief
amended
II-08-INV-20F-2719 DENR George Domingo and RA Asipulo
II-08-INV-20H-2754 Juan P. Dulnuan 9175
Tamhon Domingo
Alex Domingo PD 705 Asipulo Resolved
Norman Domingo Dismissed
Darwin Domingo
Primo Martin
Ofelia Martin

Agustin Puwoc

II-08-INV-20I-2774 Jaqueline B. Gaggu Edwin Bumolyad PD 705 CC#3104 Lagawe RTCB14 Filed in
Court

II-08-INV-20K-2797 Pedro Guinobang Nora Bayyong, PJ PD 705 Lamut Pending for
Marcial Guinobang Lamut Resolution
Banguid & Pio Banguid
Pending for
II-08-INV-20K-2798 Celestino The-op Nora Bayyong, PJ PD 705 Resolution

Banguid & Pio Banguid

Note: the others are past cases

Table 12. Summary of Donated confiscated forest products

Date Place of Date DONATIO RECEPIENT PURPOSE QUANTIT
Donated NS S/  Furnitur Y
Apprehende Apprehensio
dn (bd.ft) BENEFICIAR es and No. of
Y Fixtures units/
 Building cu.m.
repair/
constructio

n

CENRO Lamut

April 30, Bimpal, Lamut, 04/26/202 360 Panopdopan Construction
District of isolation
2019 Ifugao 0 Hospital rooms for
covid 19
Bimpal, Lamut, 05/26/202 430.095 PENRO & patient
CENRO Renovation
Ifugao 0 of PENRO
guest house

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and CENRO
Nursery
bunkhouse
and quarters

May 4, 2018 Indalmogan, 05/05/202 969.96 LGU Lagawe, Construction
Kiangan, 0 Ifugao of
Ifugao quarantine
LGU facilities
05/07/202 649.47 Kiangan,
0 Ifugao Construction
of
05/26/202 370.2 PENRO & quarantine
0 CENRO facilities

Renovation
of PENRO
guest house
and CENRO
Nursery
bunkhouse
and quarters

TOTAL 2,779.725
77
CENRO A. Lista
336.67
April 28, Sitio Sibalon, BLGU coffin 7
2018 Sta. Maria, 9/24/2020 407.33 Namnana, A.
Ifugao 505.98 Lista, Ifugao 27
92
Awayan, 120 22
aguinaldo, 65.041 38
1,604.021 5
March1, Ifugao/Sibalo 06/15/202 COMELEC- A. Building 32
2019 n, Sta. Maria, 0 Lista, Ifugao extension 8
139
A. Lista,

Ifugao

Awayan, 05/07/202 LGU- Quarantine
July 14, 2018 aguinaldo, 0 Aguinaldo, facility
Ifugao
Ifugao Quarantine
LGU- Alfonso facilities
Awayan, 05/04 Lista
aguinaldo, 2020
Ifugao

Awayan, 04/16/202 Liberty Coffin
aguinaldo, 0 Rosendo
Ifugao
04/16/202 PNP- Alfonso Quarantine
Awayan, 0
aguinaldo, Lista Checkpoint
Ifugao 09/16/202
April 28, 0 PNP Alfonso Quarter and
2018 Sitio Sibalon, Lista kitchen
Sta. Maria,
Ifugao

TOTAL

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