Part II Community-Based Forest Management Program - ppmrn

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APPROPRIATE SAFEKEEPING PROCEDURES hindered the immediate disposition of forest products. Forest products not immediately disposed of, losses its maximum usage/economic value as they were deposited in various premises without adequate storage exposed to various elements posing risk of being stolen and rotten. Inspection conducted by the team revealed that most of the confiscated forest products, conveyances and chainsaws were stored in open spaces exposed to deterioration, a huge volume of which were already in their deteriorating state as shown below: Place of storage Particulars Status Cost Nueva Vizcaya CENRO- Bayombong Unserviceable Not available Various conveyances Deteriorated/ deteriorating At least P6,757 Various logs Bukidnon CENRO - Talakag CENRO- Malaybalay 20 pcs. Mixed species Deteriorating Not available 4 units chainsaws inside bodega 100
APPROPRIATE SAFEKEEPING PROCEDURES Place of storage Particulars Status Cost Deteriorating Chain sawn lauan inside Isuzu forward truck Dilapidated Not available Impasugong PC compound CENRO- Manolo Fortich Isuzu truck PNP- Manolo Fortich Antipolo Deteriorating 200,000.00 Quezon Municipal Hall Motorpool Isuzu ELF Not available Confiscated lumber used as heavy equipment ground support 101
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Management Services Report No. 2005
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Contents Page Part I Executive Summ
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY On July 19, 1995,
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PENRO ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE The
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