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COMMUNITY-BASED FOREST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM The following areas are, however, exempted from the CBFM project: • Areas covered by existing Timber License Agreements (TLAs), Pasture Lease Agreement (PLA), IFMA and other forest land contracts, leases, permits or agreements, except in the following cases: ‣ The lessee, agreement holder executes a waiver in favor of the CBFM Agreement (CBFMA), provided, that when any pre-existing rights expire within three years from the issuance of a CBFMA, no waiver shall be required; or ‣ A permit is issued only for the collection or harvesting of minor forest products, in which case no waiver from the permittee shall be required. Upon termination of any pre-existing permit for non-timber forest products, the permit shall not be renewed and any new permit shall be given to the CBFMA holder. • Protected areas except multiple use zones, buffer zones and other areas where utilization activities may be allowed pursuant to the provisions of RA 7586 and its implementing rules and regulations; • Forestlands which have been assigned by law under the administration and control of other government agencies, except upon written consent of the concerned government agency; • Certified ancestral lands and domains, except where the ICCs/IPs opt to participate in CBFMP; and • Other areas occupied by ICCs that are known to be ancestral domain but are not yet covered by CADC or CALC, unless the ICCs/IPs opt to participate in CBFMP. IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES D E The DENR, in coordination with the LGUs and OGAs, shall collaborate with Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) and other private entities in developing the enabling environment to support and strengthen local communities in managing forestlands and coastal resources on a sustainable basis. It shall provide security of tenure and technical assistance to the community. The specific functions and responsibilities of various DENR offices follow: FMB As the National Coordinating Office of CBFMP, it shall be responsible for drafting policies, monitoring implementation, liaising support and maintaining information system on CBFMP. N R Reg. Office PENRO It shall be responsible for the effective implementation of CBFMP in the region. It shall submit periodic reports on program implementation, monitoring and evaluation to the Secretary. It shall be responsible for the effective implementation of CBFMP in the province, including submission of periodic reports and maintenance of data base for all CBFM projects in the province. CENRO It shall be directly responsible for the implementation of CBFMP within its jurisdiction, in coordination with LGUs, OGAs, NGOs/private entities. It shall submit periodic reports of CBFMP implementation to PENRO for evaluation. 12
COMMUNITY-BASED FOREST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM C B F M S T E E R I N G C O M M I T T E E In accordance with Section 8 of EO 263, a CBFM Steering Committee chaired by the DENR Secretary is constituted to formulate and develop policy guidelines that will create incentives and conditions necessary to effectively implement CBFMP. The committee is composed of the Heads of the following Offices as Members: • Department of Agriculture • Department of Trade and Industry • Department of Agrarian Reform • Department of Finance • Department of Science and Technology • Department of Labor and Employment • Department of Interior and Local Government • Department of Budget and Management • Department of National Defense • Department of Justice • National Economic and Development Authority • Philippine Commission on Countrywide Development • Committee on Flagship Programs and Projects • Cooperative Development Authority • National Commission on Indigenous Peoples • Philippine Chamber of Commerce • Philippine Wood Products Association • NGO Coalition Group • Representatives of POs • Other public and private organizations. The Steering Committee shall perform the following roles and functions: • Provide overall guidance and policy direction to the CBFMP and, for this purpose, meet periodically to review and integrate, if necessary, all policies pertinent to the CBFMP, and resolve policy gaps and/or conflicts with other programs and projects in the Environmental and Natural Resources Sector; • Review and approve the CBFMP Comprehensive Action Plan; • Secure inter-agency support and participation in CBFMP; and • Identify and source funds for CBFMP. GOVERNING LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS Recent issuances governing the implementation of CBFMP follow: EOs 263 72 Adopting Community-Based Forest Management (CBFM) as the national strategy to ensure the sustainable development of the country’s forestland resources and providing mechanisms for its implementation Preparation and implementation of Local Government Code of 1991 13
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