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COMMUNITY-BASED FOREST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (RRMP), Integrated Rainforest Management Project (IRMP), Forestry Sector Project (FSP), Coastal Environment Program (CEP); and ancestral domains. Under this Program, the DENR entered into CBFM Agreement (CBFMA) with Peoples Organizations (POs) for a period of 25 years. This document provides tenurial security and incentive to develop, utilize and manage specific portions of forest lands. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES/GOALS The basic principles underlying CBFM Program (CBFMP) as defined under Section 2 of DENR CBFM Strategic Action Plan are: • Social equity, recognition of indigenous people, and gender parity; • Livelihood and local management of natural resources; • Community participation, sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation; • Creation of the enabling environment; and • Partnership. These principles are embodied in the Community Resource Management Framework (CRMF) of every CBFM project. The CRMF expresses the communities’ aspirations, local and indigenous knowledge, and serves as a guide in the access, development, use and protection of resources in areas being managed or to be managed by the communities. PROGRAM STAKEHOLDERS The local communities composed of either cultural/indigenous peoples or noncultural community represented by their organizations referred to as POs are the principal participants in the CBFMP. Indigenous Cultural Communities (ICCs)/Indigenous Peoples (IPs), whose claims to ancestral domains/lands have been recognized through Certificates of Ancestral Domain Claims (CADCs) or Certificates of Ancestral Land Claims (CALCs), or whose domains are recognized by themselves and neighboring communities, may, at their option, participate in the CBFMP through the preparation and implementation of Ancestral Domain Management Plans (ADMPs). An ADMP shall be considered the equivalent of a CRMF. 10
COMMUNITY-BASED FOREST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM CBFMP offers the following incentives to the POs: • To occupy, possess, utilize and develop forest lands and its resources located within the designated CBFM area and claim ownership of introduced improvements. ICCs/IPs shall be deemed not to have waived their rights to ancestral lands and domains, and the right to lay claim on adjacent areas which may, after more careful and thorough investigation, be proved to be, in fact, part of their ancestral domain; • To allocate to members and enforce rights to use and sustainably manage forest lands resources within the CBFM area; • To be exempt from paying rent for use of the CBFM areas; • To be properly informed of and be consulted on all government projects to be implemented in the area. A PO’s consent shall also be secured by the DENR prior to the granting and/or renewal of contracts, leases and permits for the extraction and utilization of natural resources within the area; provided, that an equitable sharing agreement shall be reached with the PO prior to any grant or renewal to an individual or legal entity that is not from or based in the affected community; • To be given preferential access by the DENR to all available assistance in the development and implementation of the CRMF, Resource Use Plan (RUP), and Annual Work Plan (AWP); • To receive all income and proceeds from the sustainable utilization of forest resources within the CBFM area, subject to the provisions of the National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) law; and • To enter into agreements or contracts with private or government entities for the development of the whole or portion of the CBFM area; provided, that public bidding and transparent contracting procedures are followed; provided further, that development is consistent with the CRMF of the CBFM area. PROGRAM SCOPE CBFM projects may be implemented in both uplands and coastal lands of the public domain. upland coastal land 11
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