Coastal Resource Management - LGRC DILG 10

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3 COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENTSTUDY TOUR SITES ESSENTIAL FEATURES CONTACT DETAILSBarangay Hugom, Laiya,San Juan BatangasResource Management MPA Pilot site for reefrehabilitation through coraltransplantationPartnerships Beach Resort Owners Hayuma Foundation LGUs – (barangay level)Capability Building Paralegal Training Participatory Coral ReefMonitoringHayuma Foundation, Inc.87-A Scout de Guia,Diliman, Quezon CityTel: (02) 372-2884108SERVICE DELIVERY WITH IMPACT: RESOURCE BOOKS FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT
LGU MANDATES AND POLICIES IN COASTALRESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE PHILIPPINESANNEXESThere are several policies that impact on coastal resource management in the Philippines.However, during the last decade, RA 8550 known as the Philippine Fisheries Code of 1998and the RA 7160 also known as the Local Government Code of 1991 provided significantchanges in the fisheries and environment sectors and provide enough mandate to LGUs to getinvolved in coastal resource management.These laws were followed by various policy issuances that provide implementation guidelines forvarious provisions of the Code. Despite the modest opportunities offered by the law for more activeparticipation of small fisherfolk and civil society groups in decision-making and resourcemanagement, several issues and concerns still remain whose resolution require the political willand cooperation of various stakeholders. This is especially true for city and municipal localgovernment units, whose role has been particularly highlighted by virtue of its jurisdiction overmunicipal waters. Among the issues that stimulated a lot of reaction recently was the issue ofdelimiting access to municipal waters through delineation, as articulated in DAO 17-2001.The following are highlights of national policies that impact on coastal resource management inthe country and provide LGU mandates to pursue CRM in their respective area.SERVICE DELIVERY WITH IMPACT: RESOURCE BOOKS FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT109
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CONTENTSFOREWORDACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPRE
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FOREWORDthese resource books, LGUs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSAida Laranjo of Pip
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PREFACEThis series of resource book
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYthe sustainable ma
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