Coastal Resource Management - LGRC DILG 10

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COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENTPP 2151 & 2152 (1981)Declaration of 4,326 hectares of mangroves as wilderness areas and 74,767 hectares as forestreserves.PP 2146 (1982)Prohibition on mangrove cutting.MNR AO 42 (1986)Expansion of mangrove forest belt in storm surge, typhoon prone areas: 50-<strong>10</strong>0 meters alongshorelines, 20-50 meters along riverbanks.PD <strong>10</strong>673 to 20 m of riverbanks and seashore for public use: recreation, navigation, flotage, fishing andsalvage: building of structures not allowed.DENR AO 77 (1988)Implementing guidelines of Integrated Social Forestry Program (provides incentives in comanagementof forest resources through provision of legal tenure).DENR AO 15 (1990)Policies on communal forest, plantations, tenure through Mangrove Stewardship Contracts,reversion of abandoned ponds to forest areas; ban on cutting of trees in FLA areas; prohibition againstfurther conversion of thickly vegetated areas.DENR AO 9 (1991)Policies and guidelines for Mangrove Stewardship Agreement.120SERVICE DELIVERY WITH IMPACT: RESOURCE BOOKS FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ANNEXESRA7160 (1991)Local Government Code: devolved management/ implementation of community forestry projects;communal forest
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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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INTRODUCTIONThe continuing pattern
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