2020-Annual Report-Ifugao

Photo documentation of donated forest products
CENRO Lamut

Photo showing the donated lumbers to Panopdopan
District Hospital (360 bd.ft.)

Photo showing the donated lumbers to LGU of
Lagawe (969.96 bd.ft)

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Photo showing the donated lumbers donated to
LGU Kiangan (649.47 bd.ft)

Photo showing the donated lumbers donated to LGU Kiangan (649.47 bd.ft)
CENRO A. Lista

MARIIS Checkpoint Namillangan, A. Lista

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Quarantine Area at Alfonso
Lista Elementary School

Quarantine Area at Ubao, Elementary School
and National High School

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COMELEC Building Extension, A. Lista

Menu 10. SUSTAINABLE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LAWIN FOREST AND
BIODIVERSITY PROTECTION SYSTEM
10.1 Support to operationalization of LAWIN System

Distance Patrolled
Out of 840 kms target, a total of 1,106.73 kms were accomplished for the year
2020, translating to 132%.
Table 13. LAWIN Patrollers vis-à-vis Conservation Area and Distance Patrolled

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Forest Forest Distance Patrolled (km) Total No.
Conservation Conservation of
OFFICE Area (No. of
Barangays) Area (ha.) Patrollers
Target Accomp %
Accomp

PENRO 119 88,234.76 840 1,106.7 132% 45
IFUGAO

CENRO 80 75,017.67 524 694.53 143.67% 24
Lamut

CENRO A. 39 13,217.09 316 412.2 130.38% 21
Lista

Patrols Conducted

Of the 192 target, 232 patrol was conducted for the year, 77 for CENRO A. Lista and
155 for CENRO Lamut with

a total percentage of 120.8% for PENRO Ifugao.

Table 14. Patrol effort per Month

OFFIC Jan Feb Mar Ap May Jun Jul Aug Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Total
E r

PENR 131.6 100.1 88.5 145.2 130.3 103. 110.8 104.1 52.2 62.4 78.0 1,106.
O 19 49 98 59 61 05 06 6 05 33 3 73
IFUGA
O

112.0 51.97 50.7 116.0 61.95 63.3 73.75 72.09 21.4 29.2 41.7
Lamut 89 9 4 04 8 17 5 9 5 9 6 694.53

A. 48.16 37.8 29.21 68.40 39.7 37.05 32.06 30.7 33.1 36.2

Lista 19.53 9 58 0 9 3 33 1 5 55 43 7 412.2

Patrol submitted with at least 75% of the observed threats had action taken

Table 15. Top threats observed that were addressed

Office THREATS REPORTS (no.) REMARKS on Response/Action Taken (75%)

PENRO 31
IFUGAO
CENRO Lamut 17

1 Garbage 5 Conducted IEC, reported to BLGU for further action.

Slash & burn Apprehended 42 bd.ft of Dalacan lumber,
(Kaingin)
2 4 Investigation report conducted, reported to the

office and informed the concerned barangay

4 Typhoon damage 2 Documented, No further action required for
monitoring purposes

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5 Cutting of Trees Apprehended 95.32 bd.ft undocumented pine
6 Pest and Diseases 3 lumber

7 Mining & Administrative hearing conducted
Quarrying Conducted regular monitoring at the area and
CENRO A. 2 informed concerned agency to avoid the spread of
Lista Typhoon related disease.
threats Reported to the concerned Barangay but
8 Landslide and accordingly the Brgy. Captain permitted/allowed
9 Mudslide 1 the excavation to remove the debris that blocked
10 Logging Trail the irrigation canal.
11 Continuous monitoring conducted at the site
Hut or House and
12 Infrastructure 14
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14 Cutting of Trees 1 Documented, regular monitoring at the site
conducted
Garbage
Hunting 1 Documented, for monitoring purposes

1 Documented and informed the concerned barangay,
regular monitoring at the site conducted

Documented, Investigated, Inventoried damage and
1 reported to office. Issued PENRO of Cease and

Desist Order.

2 Documented, Investigated, Inventoried and Report
submitted to Office for further action

2 Documented, Collected and reported to concerned
Brgy. And informed the EMOs for further action.

6 Documented and dismantled immediately

Conduct of semestral assessment

Two (2) assessment were conducted to review and assess the overall standing of the
two (2) CENROs on LAWIN Patrolling and other Enforcement activities. Specifically,
to evaluate the percent accomplishment versus targets, to check if activities were
done right, reported, documented and submitted with quality and compliant to report
formats and issued instructions. Importantly, to discuss issues and concerns that may
have affected the accomplishment rates and the quality of outputs during the
performance.

Photo Documentation during the Lawin Patrolling

Alfonso Lista Sector

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Aguinaldo Sector

Mayoyao Sector

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CENRO Lamut

Photo of observed threats

Typhoon related threats Logging trail
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Cutting of trees

Hunting

Slash and Burn
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Garbage

Hut and house & other infra Mining and quarrying
THREATS ACTION

Coordinated to the barangay officials of Brgy. Conducted interpersonal IEC to the private individuals
Namanama A.Lista, Ifugao Regarding the regarding ENR laws during the patrolling
alleged illegal cutting of trees at NPC plantation
and NPC Magat watershed team to conduct
surveillance on alleged piling of lumbers along
the watershed.

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Conducted IEC and coordination to the Conducted investigation, documentation and
tourism officers at Sto. Domingo, A.Lista, inventoried the cut trees. Spot report submitted to office
Ifugao regarding the illegal collecting of for further action and coordinated to the concerned
wildlife and transport of unpermitted Bamboo Barangay

collected the garbage with a total of 2 sacks and
coordinated to ENMO for proper disposal

-dismantling of hunting traps

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-Distribution of fliers as IEC materials regarding Environmental matters

Assessment on Lawin, PAMANA and Enforcement Activities
Mid-year assessment conducted at CENRO A. Lista held on July 2, 2020

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at CENR Office, Namillangan A. Lista, Ifugao

Mid-year assessment conducted at CENRO Lamut on June 16, 2020 held
at PENRO Pavilion, Lamut, Ifugao

The year-end assessment was conducted last December 9 & 10, 2020 at
the DENR-PENRO Pavilion, DENR Compound, Bannit, Payawan, Lamut, Ifugao.
Participated by the selected personnel from the two CENROs, specifically the
Head of Office, Section and Unit Chiefs of the Regulation and Enforcement
Section, selected LAWIN Patrol Leaders (Forest Rangers), Foot Patrollers (Forest
Guards), Forest Protection Officers and Lawin Data Managers. The assessment
was facilitated by PENRO personnel to include the Technical Services Division
Chief, Enforcement Section Chief, Lawin Data Manager and Secretariat.
Map 3: Patrolled Area

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LAWIN Observed Threats
as of Jan. 2020 - Dec. 2020

FG Cutting of Trees

Garbage

!R Hunting
#* Hut or House and Other Infrastructure

61 Landslide and Mudslide

_Æ Logging Trail

B Mining and Quarrying
!( Pests and Diseases
[! Slash and Burn Farming (Kaingin)
Ï Typhoon-related Threats

Map 4: Location of Threats

Legend

*# CENRO Office

^_ PENRO Office

!"$ DENR Forest product
monitoring stations

RS Municipal Town Hall

Patrolled routes (1,106.7 kms)

Major_rivers

Tenured areas

NGP Plantations

Forest_conservation_area

Closed Forest
Open Forest
Hot spot areas

Municipal Boundary (NAMRIA)
Political Cadastral Boundary

Table 16. SUMMARY OF 2020 MONITORING AND ENFORCEMENT ACCOMPLISHMENT

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PPA Performance Indicator Targ Accomp. %
No.
et Accomp

.

1 Assessment of Certificate of Certificate of Stewardship 665
Stewardship Contract (CSC) Contract assessed (no.)

Alfonso Lista 478 479 100.2%

Lamut 187

2 Compliance monitoring of Tenurial Instrument 23 24 104 %
existing tenurial instruments holders monitored (no.)

Alfonso Lista 11 12 109 %

Lamut 12 12 100 %

Procurement of Technical Geotagging Device 6 14 233%
Equipment purchased

PENRO 6 14 233%

Agisof Software Agisof Software 1 1 100%
purchased

PENRO 11 100%

Acquisition of vehicles in support Motorcycles purchased 4 4 100%

to Law Enforcement (no.)

Alfonso Lista 22 100%

Lamut 22 100%

3 Deputation/operationalization of Individuals/groups 4 9 225 %
indigenous individuals/groups volunteers in the localities
volunteers in the localities deputized as DENROs
(no)

Alfonso Lista 27 100 %

Lamut 22 300 %

4 Hiring of forest guards Forest Guards hired (no) 36 35 97 %

Alfonso Lista 18 16 88.9%

Lamut 18 19 105%

Conduct of IEC , CENRO level CENRO level IEC
conducted, meetings,
5 meetings, consultations, consultations, 8 20 250 %
orientations, seminars, orientations, seminars,
symposium (no)
symposiums

Alfonso Lista 4 10 250 %

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Lamut 4 10 250 %

6 Apprehended undocumented Incident report endorsed 2,77 9,533.83 343.44
forest products including NTFPs, on the apprehension of 6 7%
vehicles, equipment and other undocumented NTFPs,
implements vehicles, equipment and
other implements (bd.ft)

Alfonso Lista 1,11 5,805.73 523 %
0 7

Lamut 1,66 3,728.10 224%
6

7 Hauling of apprehended forest Apprehended forest 2,77 9,533.83 343.44
products and products hauled to safe 6 7%
vehicles/implements to CENR place (bd.ft)
Office

Alfonso Lista 1,11 5,805.73 523 %
07

Lamut 1,66 3,728.10 224%
6

Immediate administrative and Administrative

8 adjudication proceedings adjudication proceedings 7 9 128.6%
reports carried out within

the prescription period

Alfonso Lista 3 5 166 %

Lamut 4 4 100 %

Support to investigation and filing Investigation conducted 4 200 %

9 of criminal complaints and reports prepared and 2

submitted (no.)

Alfonso Lista 1 1 100%

Lamut 13 100

10 Patrolling of natural forests under Distance Patrolled (km.) 840 1,106.73 132 %
LAWIN

Alfonso Lista 316 412.20 130 %

Lamut 524 694.53 132 %

Patrols conducted (no.) 192 232 120.8%

Alfonso Lista 72 77 107%

Lamut 120 155 129%

Patrol reports submitted 24 24 100%
with actions taken (no.)

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Alfonso Lista 12 12 100%
12 12 100%
Lamut
4 30 750%
Mobilization of WEOs WEOs mobilized with 2 28 1,400 %
11 reports submitted (no.) 2 2 100%

Alfonso Lista 24 24 100%
12 12 100%
Lamut 12 12 100%

Monthly reports 4 4 100%
submitted to RO (no.) 4 4 100%

Alfonso Lista
Lamut

Quarterly reports
submitted to RO (no.)

Alfonso Lista

Lamut

 PAMANA

I. OVERVIEW

Thirty-five (35) Forest Guards were hired for the program as part of the
Government’s over-all effort for peace and development in the Cordilleras. The
PAMANA (PAyapa at MAsaganang PAmayanan) is the national government’s
convergence program focusing on geographically isolated, depressed and conflict-
affected communities. As a complementary track to peace and negotiations, the
program focuses on forging partnerships among government agencies including
concerned local governments in the delivery of goods and services to identified
vulnerable areas.

The program adopts a 2-pronged approach in peace-building, reconstruction and
development: 1. Negotiated political settlement of all armed conflict through peace
negotiations and 2. Undertaking programs aimed at addressing the root causes of
armed conflict through interventions on the ground. PAMANA aims to build positive
healing in conflict-laden areas through the application of peace and social cohesion
standards. Socio-economic interventions are identified and selected by local
governments thru the peace and social cohesion standards of participation,
inclusion, transparency and conflict sensitivity. PAMANA is being implemented by
11 national government agencies namely: DILG, DSWD, DAR, DENR, DPWH, DA, NEA,

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DOE, NCIP, PhilHealth and CHED, in partnership with local government units
concerned.

Testimonies from them would reveal that their integration into the fold of the
Government has brought better quality of their social and economic lives and their
families. Aside from being able to pursue activities and goals that mainstream
society does, their employment is also seen as an important strategy in our collective
goal of environmental conservation and development.

It is hoped that regular funding will be integrated in the agency’s budget so that they
can be able to fully enjoy the benefits that a peaceful community offers and so that
their impact in the communities and contribution to the Office will be more felt.

II. ACCOMPLISHMENT BASED ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE PROGRAM

1. Conduct of Foot Patrol Activities

Foot patrolling activities of Forest Guards was based on the LAWIN cyber tracking
which focused on identified conservation areas and were based on quarterly patrol
plans.

Of the 840 total targets of the 2 CENROs, a total of 1,106.73 kilometers resulting to
132% were accomplished for CY 2020 as detailed in the following table:
Table 17. Accomplishment on Foot Patrol

Activiti Annu Accomplishment Accomplish Accomplishm %
es al ( Jan.- ment (July- ent (Jan.- Dec., Accomplishme
Targe Nov., 2020) nt To Date vis-
t June,2020) 2020)
581.023 à-vis Annual
Assistance to LAWIN System (FCAP) 342.653 1,106.73 Target
238.37 694.53
Ifugao 840 572.289 412.20 132%
143.67%
Lamut 524 342.239 130.38 %

A. Lista 316 230.05

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Lawin Accomplishment, CY 2020

800

694.53

600 524 412.20
316
400

200

0

Lamut Target Accomplishment Alfonso Lista

Photo Documentation of Forest Guards conducting Lawin Patrolling
CENRO A. Lista

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CENRO Lamut

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2. Assistance in the apprehension and hauling Assistance in field investigation
of illegally cut forest products and and apprehensions

conveyance 10

Of the 17 illegal environment activities, 9 were 9
subsequently acted upon with the assistance of 8
Forest Guards. 7
6

 Alleged illegally cut trees at Brgy. Mapawoy, 5
Mayoyao. 4
3

 Alleged illegally cut trees at Namnama, Alfonso 2
Lista. 1
0
 Illegally cut trees at Awayan, Aguinaldo.
 Illegally cut forest products at Sition Tirad, Lamut Alfonso Lista
Target Accomplishment
Caragasan, Alfonso Lista.

 Assisted in apprehension of Forest Products at Pinto, Alfonso Lista.

 Assisted in the apprehension of forest products at Kiling, Alfonso Lista.

 Assisted in the apprehension of forest products at Umilag, Lamut.

 Assistance in the apprehension of Forest products at Motorpool, Lagawe.

 Assisted in the apprehension of Forest products at Bangtinon, Hingyon.

 Ilegally cut trees and subsequent apprehension at Gumhang, Tinoc.

 Assisted in the apprehension of Forest products at Kinakin, Banaue.

 Assisted in the apprehension of forest products and 3 chainsaw at Camandag,

Asipulo.

 Illegally cut forest products at Wangwang, Tinoc.

 Assisted in the apprehension of forest products at Buyabuyan, Lagawe.

 Assistance in the apprehension of Forest products at Poblacion West, Lamut.

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Assistance in the conduct of investigation and apprehension of illegally cut forest
products

CENRO Lamut

CENRO A. Lista

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3. Assistance in the Manning of Monitoring Points
Two (2) product monitoring stations were manned by the Forest Guards

located at Namillangan, Alfonso Lista & Bannit, Payawan, Lamut.
Manning of Forest Product Monitoring Stations

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4. Assistance in the conduct of IEC/public consultations in communities

Of the 10 targets on the conduct of IECs, 12 IECs were conducted wherein the Forest
Guards assisted in its conduct with some of them acting as Resource Persons and
giving testimonies on their views regarding forest protection. Most however
involves interpersonal IEC as an offshoot of foot patrolling. This translates to 120%
accomplishment.

Table 17. Municipalities/barangays where the IECs were conducted

CENRO LAMUT CENRO ALFONSO LISTA

 Abatan, Hungduan  Alimit, Mayoyao
 Pula, Asipulo  Tulaed, Mayoyao
 Panubtuban, Asipulo  To. Domingo, Alfonso Lista
 Halag, Aguinaldo

 Magulon, Lamut

 Lubu-ong, Hungduan

 Boliwong, Lagawe

 Tunggod, Lagawe

 Cambulo & Pula, Banaue

5. Nursery Maintenance

Four (4) nurseries were maintained by the Forest Guards, located in the
following areas:

 Alfonso Lista (Potia)
 Mayoyao (Liwo)
 Aguinaldo (Ubao)
 Lamut (Bannit, Payawan)

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CENRO A. Lista

73

CENRO Lamut

6. Collection of Indigenous Forest or Agro-forestry Seeds

For CY 2020, collection of 60 kilograms seeds was the target. Successfully, 76.25
kilos were accomplished resulting to a 127% accomplishment. Seeds collected
include:

Table 18. Summary of seeds collected

Seeds Lamut Alfonso
Mahogany Lista
Jackfruit
Betel Nut 2 0.25
Dao
Dalakan 1
Gmelina
Rain Tree 8 21.5
Cacao
Total 18.6
Total for the Province
0.4

23

0.50

1

28.6 46.25

76.25 kgs

Collection of seeds and wildlings

CENRO A. Lista

74

75

CENRO Lamut

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7. Potting of seedlings

Of the 60,000 target on seedlings potted, 60,195 seedlings were potted resulting to
100.3% accomplishment.

Table 19. Summary of potted seedlings

Activities Annual Target Accomplishment % Accomplishment
(Jan. – Dec.,2020) To Date vis-à-vis
Annual Target

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Potting of Seedlings

Ifugao 60,000 60,195 100.3%
30,000
Lamut 30,000
30,195
A. Lista 30,000

Potting of Seedlings

30250 30,195
30200
30150 30,3000,0000 30,000
30100
30050
30000
29950
29900

Lamut Alfonso Lista
Target Accomplishment

Table 20. The breakdown of seedlings potted

Species Alfonso Lista Lamut

Betel Nut 4,860 2,985

Coffee 2,000 3,431

Mahogany 2,600 14,940

Narra 4,660 5,220

Yemane 10,300 199

Rambutan 1,040 300

Yakal 2,335 220

Dao 150 480

Rattan 350

Guyabano 24

Gugu 235

Mango 300

Avocado 330

Bignay 110

Citrus 400

Cacao 300

Total 30,195 30,000

Total for the Province 60,195

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SEEDLING PRODUCTION

CENRO A. Lista

79

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CENRO Lamut

8. Preparation of Monthly, Quarterly and Annual Reports
Twelve (12) monthly reports, Four (4) quarterly reports and One (1) annual report
were prepared and submitted

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9. Disposition of seedlings
Some of the seedlings produced by the forest guards were disposed upon request
of other agency and other stakeholders for tree planting activity, the seedlings also
used in restoration of some NGP sites with low survival rate.

Assistance in the distribution of seedlings

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10. Other Accomplishments

 Assistance in the maintenance, cleanliness & improvement of Office
compound

 Assistance in the conduct of CSC Assessment and Evaluation
 Establishment of fire line within the DENR compound
 Assistance in the conduct of tree inventory for Muyung recognition & Private

tree plantation including finished products.

 Participation in the conduct of clean up drive activities
 Assistance in the protection and maintenance/restoration of NGP sites
 Assistance in the distribution of fliers and posting of tarpaulin re: Fire

Prevention and Control within the identified fire prone areas (CENRO A.
Lista)
 Piled the apprehended forest product at the CENRO storage building
 Assistance in the repacking and distribution of relief goods during the ECQ &
GCQ period
 Assisted in the hauling of donated lumbers for the construction of COVID-19
task force shed and quarantine facilities
 Assisted/participated in the conduct of rapid habitat assessment of Mt.
Ambalawag proposed Critical Habitat (CENRO A. Lista)
 Participation in the tree planting activity conducted by the office
 Assistance in the construction of nursery bunkhouse and parking space
improvements (CENRO Lamut)
 Assistance in manning the COVID 19 monitoring points with PNP personnel
(CENRO A. Lista)

ISSUES AND CONCERNS

 Salary increase of Forest Guards
 No supplies and materials for the nursery activity of Forest Guards
 Provision of gadgets to be used in Lawin Patrolling (geo-tagging device)

GOOD STORIES AND PRACTICES

The deployment of Forest Guards to the DENR office greatly helped the
manpower of the department as far as forest protection is concern. The presence
of the FGs as well boosted the production of indigenous forest tree species for
distribution to stakeholders and schools for planting where it can contribute to
mitigate climate change. The PAMANA program also contributed much to the
economic lives of the FGs.

LESSONS LEARNED/ RECOMMENDATIONS

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One of the insights that contributed to the success of the PAMANA
program is the cooperation and flexibility between the DENR Office and OPAPP
and its smooth implementation at the field level. For our recommendation,
PAMANA Program should be sustained for it is a great help, not only to the
economic lives of returnees but also to the office as far as forest protection is
concerned.

Table 17. SUMMARY OF PAMANA 2020 ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT

Activities Performance Indicator Annual Accomp. to %
Target Date Accomp.
to date

1 Conduct of foot patrolling in Conservation Areas and Assistance to LAWIN

System

IFUGAO Area Patrolled (kms.) 840 1,106.73 132%

Lamut Area Patrolled (kms.) 524 694.53 132%

Alfonso Lista Area Patrolled (kms.) 316 412.20 130.62%

2 Assistance in the preparation of field investigation reports

IFUGAO No. of Reports co-prepared 29 450%

Lamut No. of Reports co-prepared 12

Alfonso Lista No. of Reports co-prepared 17

3 Assistance in the manning of monitoring points

IFUGAO Monitoring checkpoints manned(no.) 2 2 100%
1
Lamut Monitoring checkpoints manned(no.) 1 1

Alfonso Lista Monitoring checkpoints manned(no.) 1 120%
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4 Assistance in the conduct of IEC/public consultations in communities with 4

report

IFUGAO No. of community IECs co-conducted 10 12

Lamut No. of community IECs co-conducted 8

Alfonso Lista No. of community IECs co-conducted 2

5 Collection of indigenous forest or agro-forestry seeds
(kilograms)

IFUGAO No. of seeds collected (in kilogram) 60 76.25 127%
30 30 100.3%
Lamut No. of seeds collected (in kilogram) 30 46.25 100%
100%
Alfonso Lista No. of seeds collected (in kilogram)

6 Potting of seedlings

IFUGAO No. of Seedlings potted 60,000 60,195
30,000 30,000
Lamut No. of Seedlings potted 30,000 30,195

Alfonso Lista No. of Seedlings potted

7 Nursery maintenance

IFUGAO No. of nurseries being maintained 44
1
Lamut No. of nurseries being maintained 3 1
3
Alfonso Lista No. of nurseries being maintained

8 Preparation of Quarterly Accomplishment Report

IFUGAO No. of quarterly accomplishments report 88
4
Lamut No. of quarterly accomplishments report 4 4
4
Alfonso Lista No. of quarterly accomplishments report

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9 Conduct of Assessment

IFUGAO No. of Assessment done 2 2 100%

1 Others
0

Assistance in the maintenance, cleanliness &
improvements of office compound

Assistance in the conduct of CSC Assessment and
Evaluation

Establishment of fire line within the DENR compound

Assistance in the conduct of tree inventory for Muyong

recognition & Private tree plantation including finished
products.

Participation in the conduct of clean up drive activities

Assistance in the protection and

maintenance/restoration of NGP sites

Assistance in the distribution of fliers and posting of

tarpaulin re: Fire Prevention and Control within the
identified fire prone areas (CENRO A. Lista)

Piled the apprehended forest product at the CENRO
storage building

Assistance in the repacking and distribution of relief
goods during the ECQ & GCQ period

Assisted in the hauling of donated lumbers for the
construction of COVID-19 task force shed and

quarantine facilities

Assisted/participated in the conduct of rapid habitat
assessment of Mt. Ambalawag proposed Critical Habitat

(CENRO A. Lista)

Participation in the tree planting activity conducted by

the office

Assistance in the construction of nursery bunkhouse and

parking space improvements (CENRO Lamut)

Assistance in manning the COVID 19 monitoring points

with PNP personnel (CENRO A. Lista)

 COMPLIANCE MONITORING OF EXISTING TENURIAL INSTRUMENT HOLDERS

Table 18. List of Tenurial instrument monitored
PENRO Review, Evaluation/ Assessment

Tenurial CENRO Findings & Issued Directive/ Is the tenure4 holder Issues and
Instruments being Recommendations Instructions/ complaint to the Concerns
Corrective
monitored Actions, if any Terms & Conditions
of the

agreement/permit?
Please include in the

assessment the
compliance of
Tenure Holders to

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the payment of
Forest Revenues/

Charges (if
applicable

CBFMA

CENRO Lamut

Lingay Farmers Most of the Organization Only compliant on The PO not
Association members are needs re forest maintenance fully
inactive activation and protection; functioning
Dalligan MP needs development and only
Development Most of the Organization of other livelihood active if
Association members are needs re source; no regulation there are
inactive activation and on forest and forest DENR
should engage in resources utilization projects
enterprise and no CRMF awarded to
development them

Bannao Community Most of the Organization
needs re
Organization members are activation and
should engage in
inactive enterprise
development

Nunhabatan Some of the Organization
Greeners members are needs re
Livelihood inactive activation
Association

Hapid Agro- Most of the Assessment
result given to
forestry Developers members are in PO officers, need
to undergo
Association active Organizational
Mgt. Training

Federation of Active PO Officers Membership in Compliant; as NGP
Responsive and members the IWMC and FMP PO
Association for specially on DENR
Magat Ecology, Inc. programs and
projects

Hojap MP Need to resurvey CENRO to re- Compliant; part is
Cooperative the CBFM survey with PO also an NGP area
boundary

Luta Upland Need to update its Directed to apply
Farmers
Association (issued registration for renewal
by RO)

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CENRO A. Lista Majority of the Continuous PO Delisted PO
BAMUFAS officers & strengthening, registration
EACODEA members are Assisted the at SEC
MUFAI active stakeholders to PO
accomplish documents
MEDAI Majority of needed not
KCBFACI officers & documents updated
members are
BUFAS inactive Recommended FLGMA = 29,528.00
BMBCUFA for cancellation compliant
MTA Inactive PO
LUFAI Officers & Continuous PO compliant
members strengthening,
FLGMA Assisted the
CENRO A. Lista Majority of the CBFM
Rufus Malecdan Jr. officers & stakeholders to
members are accomplish PO
Luis Ogano active needed
documents
87 Inactive PO
officers & On going re
members activation of PO

Disintegrated PO Recommended
members and for cancellation
officers, not
interested in
renewal

25 big livestock,
forage
improvement,
physical
improvements,
food production
area

43 big livestocks,
forage
improvement,
physical

improvements,
food production
area

CENRO Lamut Parts of the area On-going Compliant
Paredes, Renato were awarded to delineation on
different agencies the areas
CENRO A. Lista awarded to
SIFMA different
Alivia Agri agencies to
Corporation determine exact
area,
CENRO Lamut consultation
SLUP done
Hydrocore
Corporation SIFMA =
151,000.00

There are Need to plant
remaining open remaining areas,
areas develop more
food production
areas, settle
rental on time

On-going projects Compliant

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 MOBILIZATION OF WILDLIFE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER (WEOs)

WEOs Deputation and Mobilization

Of the four (4) annual target, two (2) WEOs were deputized with reports submitted as per
report of CENRO Lamut and seventeen (17) WEOs for Alfonso Lista (10 male and 7 female)
assigned to monitor illegal collection and possession of wildlife within Magat Wetland,
monitored wildlife trade at the public market of Alfonso Lista, continued in the promotion of
livelihood project and conducted monthly meeting.

Names of Deputized Wildlife Enforcement Officer (volunteer)

Table 21. A. Lista of WEOs CENRO A. Lista

No. Name Designation/ Address Contact No.
Office 09478741146
1 Johnson Rafael
Ambulan,Jr. Forest Guard/NPC 09059349684
09358813071
2 Ruben B. Tumamao Fisher Folks/BFAR
3 Efren D. Julian Camanero/ BLGU 09677913332
4 Joseph Ongcoy Camanero/ BLGU
5 Ernesto E. Rivera WEO/DENR Sto. Domingo, 09975493308
6 Ernesto C. Rivera Camanero/ BLGU A. Lista, Ifugao 09171002881
7 Dennis H. Rivera J.O/LGU 09171992881
8 Dennis E. Rivera WEO/DENR
9 Anthony Limon WEO/DENR 09752531487
10 Marilyn M. Buscas WEO/DENR
11 Leonora S. Revadulla WEO/DENR 09351793834
12 Elsa M. Tomas WEO/DENR
13 Helen G. Casinoba WEO/DENR 09466099678
14 Rommel V. Uclaray WEO/DENR 09199879633
15 Romeo S. Tumomba Tanod/BLGU
16 Adelfa Chumani Brgy. Sec/BLGU
17 Juana R. Conception Brgy. Kagawad

Photodocs of WEOs conducting patrolling at Sto. Domingo. A. Lista, Ifugao

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List of WEOs CENRO Lamut

Names of WEO’s Location Accomplishment
Alberto B.
Dangpahon Boliwong, Lagawe,  Foot Patrolling, conducted IEC
Samuel Dumangeng Ifugao to students;

Joel Guinobang Boliwong, Lagawe,  Monitored illegal wildlife
Ifugao trading

Boliwong, Lagawe,  Monitoring of the Nahtoban
Ifugao cave

Leonardo D. Dangayo Tungngod, Lagawe,  Conducted clean-up activity
Ifugao within the vicinity of
Puntayawan cave;
Alfredo C. Dulnuan Tungngod, Lagawe,
Jr. Ifugao  Monitoring Swiftlets;
 Monitored alleged drilled
Joel K. Dulnuan Tungngod, Lagawe,
Ifugao holes by the contractor of the
road widening at the foot of
Marvin T. Punno Tungngod, Lagawe, the Bintacan Cave (suggested
Ifugao to the workers to minimize the
blasting of rocks to avoid
destruction of Bintacan cave.
 Monitored Seedling
production (cacao)

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CAUSE OF AREA
DISTRURBANCE DATE OF
OFFICE PENRO/ CENRO ACCURRENCE
LOCATION (Natural catstrophe e.g. Natural /
typhoon, pest and disease Residual
and forest fire) Grassland

Potagon, Ubao, Februar Plantatio
Aguinaldo,Ifug y 24, n
ao 2020

CENRO Alfonso Lista, Chutic, Ubao, Individual who fish and March Plantation
Aguinaldo, cooked along the creek 2, 2020
Ifugao near the plantation area

Chutic, Ubao, Individual who fish and NGP
plantatio Plantation
Aguinaldo, cooked along the creek March
Ifugao within the plantation area 7, 2020

Catubangan, March
Kiling, A. Lista Fire 18,
2020

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A DAMAGED (HA.) Estimated Interventions/
Damaged Cost Actions Taken
Plantation (Php) Remarks
Forest

Year Grand
Planted Total
Area
planted
Area
damaged

Initial On-going

2017 18 18 18 450,813.60 Investigation Restoration
2017 24 24 24
39,984.00 Investigation Conducted
2017 5 5 5 2,500.00 and restoration
14 assessment

2017 has. 3.83 14 further
investigation
and Conducted
restoration restoration

plan

Initial On-going
restoration
29,988.00 investigation
n

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 Priority Program #07 - Improved Land Administration and Management

This is a recount of accomplishments of the Licensing Patents and Deed Section for
the year 2020.

 Land Disposition
1. Residential areas under RA 10023

A residential free patent is issued on all land that are zoned as residential

areas, including town sites as defined under the Public Land Act, provided that none

of the provisions of PD 705 shall be violated. Physical target on patent processing and

issuance was able to

accomplished one

hundred seven (107) (51

from CENRO-Lamut and

56 from CENRO- Alista)

Residential Free Patent During the acceptance of free
for this year out from the patent applications
actual target of 100

patents. A total of 48,088

sq. m. surveyed and

processed.

Posting of Notice of Application for free
patent applications

During the investigation and ocular inspection for

residentialRfarceqeuelpDa.tDeanctusaopplicaCtihoanlibse.th L. Emilia B. Agwit
1192-A,CCS-
Lot 41-Ccs-CAR- Dimmon CAR-001146
Potia,Alfonso
001055 53, Ccs-CAR- Lista, Ifugao

Payawan, Lamut, 001055 Payawan,

Ifugao Lamut, Ifugao

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CENRO Lamut Sex Aggregation for Residential Patent
94

CENRO Alista Sex Aggregation for Residential Patent
95

2. Agricultural Free Patent
The Agricultural Free Patent Reform Act of 2019 or Republic Act No. 11231

removes the restrictions on agricultural free patents under Commonwealth Act (C.A.)
No. 141 or Public Land Act of 1936. A total of one hundred eight (108) was processed
and issued to individual farmers as given their right to possess and utilize the area.
The Office exceed the annual physical total target of 100 AFPA. Patented areas for the
issued agricultural applications have a total of 444,841 sq. m.
CENRO Lamut Sex Aggregation for Agricultural Patent

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