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SOUND IMPLEMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES/ACTIVITIES <strong>Management</strong>’s Comments Provided by FMB Regarding the coordination with other government agencies which is perceived to be inadequate, the DENR has started working together with other government agencies like the Department of Agriculture, and the Department of Agrarian Reform to address rural development efforts of the government. This Convergence towards Sustainable Rural Development was formalized thru a Joint Memorandum Circular No. 01 series of 1999 signed by the three Secretaries and approved by then President Joseph Estrada. The Convergence initiative provides assistance to the CBFM communities. In addition, we have our partnership with the Local Government Units (LGUs) to implement CBFM thru the issuance of a Joint memorandum Circular signed by DENR and DILG and witnessed by the different Leagues of LGUs in 2003 and as early as 1998. Not only do we have this partnership with the LGUs, but in some projects, we have their direct involvement in upland development thru the co-management concept. While these initiatives have already started, there is still a long way to go in order to realize our common objective of rural and upland development. We hope that these concerns will be considered in the audit report. Provided by CENRO - Bayombong The awarding ceremony of the CBFM Agreement to the DMADAI by the DENR last February 22, 2002 as per Team’s Rejoinder The team acknowledged the existence of various memoranda identifying the roles and needed coordination between and among various CBFM stakeholders. However, as disclosed in the report, the supposed coordination was wanting as different stakeholders have different policies which at times are contradictory. It would appear then that the existing linkages among the different implementing agencies is not yet enough to ensure adoption of common policies. As discussed in the report, the Provincial Government of Nueva Vizcaya issued permit to a PO other than the PO granted by the DENR with CBFMA. The mining permit was issued by the Provincial Government and not by the Municipal Government, where 78
SOUND IMPLEMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES/ACTIVITIES <strong>Management</strong>’s Comments record was attended by personnel from the Mayor’s Office of the Municipality of Bagabag in the persons of Mr. Colcol and Mr. Nivial, SB Kagawad Revelita L. Jallorina and the Barangay Council of Baretbet, Bagabag headed by its Barangay Captain, Honorable Julie Santiago. The LGU representatives from Municipality of Quezon were not able to attend, however, CENRO Bayombong and members of the P.O. conducted constant coordination with them regarding the CBFM Project. Although our CENRO Office failed to furnish the Provincial Government a copy of the CBFMA awarded to the DMADAI the Office had a regular coordination with the ENRO which is under the Office of the Provincial Governor. Please take note also that the CBFMA had been notarized by Atty. Jose V. Gambito now the Vice- Governor of the Province. The mining issue started when this Office received a resolution from the P.O. embodying a petition for the discontinuance of the mining operation of the KMAI within their CBFMA area at Sitio Burburnay, Bonifacio, Quezon, Nueva Vizcaya…. The Office issued Memo in the conduct of investigation and found out that the Provincial Government issued to Kablaaw Manganese Association, Inc. (KMAI), an organization with no records in the Office, a special permit to haul/dispose manganese ore at Burburnay, Bonifacio, Quezon, Nueva Vizcaya and valid from December 9, 2004 to February 6, 2005…. Result of Investigation . Team’s Rejoinder representatives were alledgedly present during CBFM Agreement awarding ceremony. Besides, mere presence in the ceremony would not provide adequate information on the privileges and responsibilites of both parties including the scope and coverage of the Agreement. The extent of alleged coordination between CENRO and ENRO was not disclosed in the comments. Moreover, the issuance of the mining permit by the Provincial Government to a PO other than the CBFMA holder is a manifestation of inadequate, if not total absence of coordination. It would appear then that the issuance of CBFMA is not an assurance that the POs would have the sole right over the area. This only manifests that CBFMA could not be enforced without the support and coordination of the concerned LGUs. 79
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