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SOUND IMPLEMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES/ACTIVITIES a series of dialogue and that the areas were found suitable for planting based on the assessment of the RO – Research and Development Section (RDS). A copy of assessment report could not be furnished to the team. The identified replacement/expansion area included 296.30 hectares located within the Community Based Resource Management Program (CBRMP) implemented by the Local Government of Palompon, Leyte and 250 hectares located in Brgys. Cantuhaon and Duljugan. As reported in the Monitoring and Evaluation Report, the project attained a survival rate of 82.78% for the original area and 83.43% for the replacement area or an overall average of 82.77%. These accomplishments were within the acceptable level of 80% survival rate. As of February 17, 2006, however, the PO and the SUSIMO estimated that the survival rate went down to about 62% from 82.77% weighted average survival rate (WASR) attained upon project completion. The survival rate was computed as follows: Ref. No. per Map Location Per Brgy Boundaries No. of Hectares Planted Based on Progress Map of the SUSIMO Est. Number of Hectares Survived based On PO/SUSIMO’s Ocular Inspection Survival Rate (%) 1 Cantandoy to Cambinoy 76.20 3 3.94 2 Cambinoy to Cangcosme 350.10 163 46.56 3 Cangcosme to Parilla 270.78 186 68.70 4 Parilla to Cruz 255.30 180 70.50 5 Cruz to Plaridel 272.78 248 90.91 6 Plaridel to Duljugan 171.14 84 49.10 Average Survival Rate 1,396.30 864 61.88 The team observed the conduct of project assessment by the PO and the SUSIMO and noted that the reported survival rate of 49% within the stretch of Plaridel and Duljugan may not be considered realistic. The team’s assessment of survival rate within this stretch was only between 5-10%. Still, the Regional Office questioned the reported survival rate of about 62% adopted by the PO and SUSIMO. This is an indication that the identified areas were not suitable for replanting/reforestation. This view was shared by the PO itself, who claimed that the areas were not suitable for planting/reforestation due to the following: 58
SOUND IMPLEMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES/ACTIVITIES • Waves in the area is strong especially those facing seaward; • Destructive human activities such as fishing using sud-sud and tapsay; • Cases of illegal sand extraction. The project status as of inspection date can be readily assessed in these pictures: Cambinoy Cangcosme Parilla Cruz Plaridel Duljugan Cantohaon (in between Plaridel and Duljugan) 59
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