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Mines and Geosciences Bureau R-10
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Annual Accomplishment Report 2008

MEMORANDUM
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Mines and Geosciences Bureau, Regional Office No. 10
FOR : The Director
Mines and Geosciences Bureau
North Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City
ATTENTION : The Chief
Planning and Policy Division
FROM : The OIC-Regional Director
Mines and Geosciences Bureau
Regional Office No. X
DENR –10 Compound, Macabalan
Cagayan de Oro City
DATE : JANUARY 7, 2009
SUBJECT : ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
FOR CY-2008
Respectfully submitting herewith two (2) copies of the Annual Accomplishment
Report for CY-2008, which includes General Program of Action and PGMA 10 –
Point Agenda, showing an over-all accomplishment of 128% against annual target
For information and record.
JUANITO A. MANZANO JR.
OIC-Regional Director
_____________________________________________________________________
DENR-10 Compound, Macabalan, 9000 Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines
Telephone No. (088) 856-2110 Fax No. (088) 856-1331 E-mail: denrmgb10@yahoo.com

ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2008
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGES
A. Regional Director’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
B. Operations
1. Mine Management Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
2. Mining Environment and Safety Division . . . . . . . . . 7
3. Geosciences Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
II. ACCOMPLISHMENT
General Administrative and Support Services . . . . . . . . . . . 10
III. OPERATIONS
A. Mineral Lands Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
B. Geosciences Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
IV. MINERAL RESERVATION PROJECT . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
V. GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
VI. INTERVENING ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
VII. ANNEXES
1. Directory of Key Official (2008) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
2. Physical Accomplishment Report vs Fund Utilization
as of December 30, 2008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
61
Graph of Physical Accomplishment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71a
3. Revenue Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
4. Updated Tenement Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. Geohazard Maps
73
a. Flood Susceptibility Map of
Anakan Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
b. Landslide Susceptibility Map of
Anakan Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
c. Flood Susceptibility Map of
Magsaysay Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
d. Landslide Susceptibility Map of
Magsaysay Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
6. Mineral Reservation Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
7. Mining Statistics Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
VIII. PHOTO DOCUMENTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
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ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2008
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGES
A. Regional Director’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
B. Operations
1. Mine Management Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
2. Mining Environment and Safety Division . . . . . . . . . 7
3. Geosciences Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
II. ACCOMPLISHMENT
General Administrative and Support Services . . . . . . . . . . . 10
III. OPERATIONS
A. Mineral Lands Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
B. Geosciences Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
IV. MINERAL RESERVATION PROJECT . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
V. GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
VI. INTERVENING ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
VII. ANNEXES
1. Directory of Key Official (2008) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
2. Physical Accomplishment Report vs Fund Utilization
as of December 30, 2008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
61
Graph of Physical Accomplishment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71a
3. Revenue Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
4. Updated Tenement Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. Geohazard Maps
73
a. Flood Susceptibility Map of
Anakan Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
b. Landslide Susceptibility Map of
Anakan Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
c. Flood Susceptibility Map of
Magsaysay Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
d. Landslide Susceptibility Map of
Magsaysay Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
6. Mineral Reservation Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
7. Mining Statistics Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
VIII. PHOTO DOCUMENTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
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FOREWORD
A. REGIONAL DIRECTOR’S REPORT
MGB – 10’s Annual Accomplishment for CY 2008 attained an overall of
128% despite the number of resignations of our personnel to seek greener
pastures, and the moratorium on the filling-up of positions. Reported
activities that have more than 100% accomplishment are client-dependent.
The year’s accomplishments include the following Major Plans and
Implemented Programs:
1. CREATION OF THE REGIONAL MINERALS DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL (RMDC)
In line with the Executive Order No. 469 on the creation of the Minerals
Development Council, the RMDC was created on May 6, 2008. The
organizational meeting was attended by the members-representative from
various National Government Agencies, Local Government Units, and
large scale and small scale mining companies with a common agenda of
instituting a minerals industry that is environment-friendly, and an industry
that promotes equal wealth distribution.
The RMDC-10 was able to conduct three (3) regular meetings after its
establishment in May 6, 2008. Moreover, the council endorsed two
resolutions for the consideration of MDC, such as Resolution No. 01,
Series of 2008 entitled “Resolution To Support The Intention Of The
League of Provinces of The Philippines (LPP) In The Harmonization of the
Local Government Code & The Small Scale Mining Laws and for the
Minerals Development Council to Clearly Define Functions, Enforcement
Power & Authority of LGU’s Relative to Illegal Small Scale Activities”, and
Resolution No. 2, Series of 2008 or the “Resolution To Present Plaque of
Appreciation/Gratitude to the Honorable Governor of Misamis Occidental
and Holcim Philippines Manufacturing Corporation For Their Support to the
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Regional Minerals Development Council-10.” The first regular meeting was
hosted by the Governor of Misamis Occidental and at the same time the
President, League of Provinces of the Philippines (LPP). The second
meeting was held at Holcim, Lugait plant where the members of RMDC-10
were able to observe the responsible mining practices of the aforesaid
cement plant and quarry.
One of the highlights in the activities of RMDC-10 for year 2008 was the
creation of the Technical Working Group (TWG) composed of MGB-10,
4thID, PNP-10, DILG-10, BLGF-10, BOC, PIA-10, DTI-10, DOLE-10, LCP,
LMBP-Mis. Or. Chapter, LMBP-CDO Chapter and NBI-10. The TWG is to
primarily act on certain issues relative the proliferation of illegal transport of
mineral commodities which has a negative effect on potential revenues of
the concerned LGU’s.
2. CREATION AND LAUNCHING OF MGB – 10 WEBSITE
Pursuant to the thrust of Hon. Secretary Jose L. Atienza, Jr. to include
Education, Information and Communication (IEC) campaign as one of his
priority programs for 2008 and to complement on the current plans and
programs of MGB – 10, and on the present status of the mining industry in
the Region, the MGB – 10 Website (www.mgb10.com) was created and
formally launched on July 8, 2008.
3. PROMOTION OF MINING INVESTMENTS
MGB – 10 aims to deliver:
a. Assistance to mining rights applicants in complying with the
requirements of their mining applications
b. Identification of other potential mineral resources, and investigation and
characterization of the mineral deposits of active small scale mining
areas within the Region particularly in the provinces of Misamis
Oriental and Bukidnon with an aggregate area of 2,700 hectares
c. Preparation of tenement maps and geologic/mineral resources maps
for prospective mining investors
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d. Issuance of Certificates of Accreditation and Ore Transport Permits to
mineral traders, dealers, small-scale miners, etc.
4. IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF AREAS FOR
PEOPLE’S SMALL SCALE MINING OR “MINAHANG BAYAN”
Identification and evaluation of mineralized areas whether they are
technically and economically viable for small scale mining before the
Provincial/City Mining Regulatory Board (P/CMRB) declares the same as
“Minahang Bayan” pursuant to R.A. No. 7076 otherwise known as the
People’s Small Scale Mining Act of 1991. To date, the MGB – 10 in
coordination with LGU – Opol, Misamis Oriental is in the process of
identifying a small scale chromite mining at Brgy. Awang, Opol, Misamis
Oriental with the hope of generating local employment opportunities and
providing the local government of additional income from taxes, fees,
royalties, and related business transactions.
5. GEOLOGIC HAZARDS ASSESSMENT AND IDENTIFICATION
In line with one of the current thrust of the Bureau, MGB – 10 conducted
assessment and identification of geologic hazard zones (flood, landslide
prone areas) in forty-five (45) Barangays of ten (10) Municipalities of the
Region. Results of the assessment were provided to the concerned LGUs
together with appropriate mitigating and preventive measures.
6. MONITORING ON THE STRICT IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
ANNUAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT
PROGRAMS (ASDMP) OF OPERATING MINES
The implementations of the respective ASDMP of the five (5) operating
mines were strictly monitored. This activity also aimed to assess the
positive impact of the programs of the stakeholders.
In other small scale mining areas where there are still no social programs
being implemented, Social Community Assessments (SCA) were
conducted. This activity collated data on the present socio-economic
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status of the mining host communities, and such data will be used to
formulate social programs which are appropriate in the areas.
7. INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION
CAMPAIGN
This activity was effected mainly through lectures and forums. Aside from
the MGB – 10’s plans and programs of the year, best mining practices and
results of geohazard surveys together with appropriate preventive
measures were also disseminated to the public particularly to concerned
local government units.
The MGB – 10 also conducted a ‘SALUGNAYAN” or a “PEOPLE’S HOUR
PROGRAM” at the DENR – 10 Conference Room on October 21, 2008.
The forum provided adequate information to various stakeholders of the
MGB/DENR plans and programs. It was also a venue for the stakeholders
to air their issues and concerns relative to environmental protection and to
the sustainable development and utilization of the mineral resources.
Two important papers were prepared and presented by the OIC, Regional
Director and the IEC-SDMP Unit to the national fora. The first paper was
entitled, Managing Landslide Risks: the Holcim Lugait Experience,
presented in the Annual National Mine Safety and Environment
Conference at CAP- John Hay, Baguio City on November 20, 2008. The
second paper was entiled, Stakeholders Communication and Consultation
presented at the forum entitled, “Communicating Responsible Mining to
Mining Stakeholders” held at Bayview Park Hotel, Manila on December 11-
12, 2008.
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B. OPERATIONS
1. MINE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
For the CY 2008, the Division has accomplished more than 205% of the
annual target. On the promotion of mining investment as one of our
country’s thrust, the Division continuously makes effort to assist mining
rights applicants complying with their requirements. There were nineteen
(19) approved mining rights contracts/permits monitored. There were four
(4) approved exploration permits, namely Eagle Crest Mining Dev. Corp.,
Cypress Mining and Development, Norte de Oro Mining and Industry
Corp., and Glendale Mining and Industry Corp., and Glendale Mining and
Dev. Corp.; three (3) ISAG for Ceasar Casiňo, Emma Casiňo, and Rowena
Tamula; four (4) MPSA for Iligan Cement Corporation (ICC) and Mindanao
Portland Cement Corporation (MPCC), Holcim Philippines Manufacturing
Corporation (HPMC), and MCCI Corp. (2); five (5) MPP – Grace
Construction, Winston Lao, McWealth, MCCI Corp. operated by Platinum
Group Metals Corp.; three (3) treasure hunting permits for Atty. Pallugna,
Pacita Panis, and Severino Salvador. Just recently, a Mineral Processing
Permit (MPP) was issued to Platinum Group Metal Corporation located in
Manticao, Misamis Oriental.
Major activities were accomplished and even exceeded the annual target.
Issuance of Ore Transport Permit (OTP) and accreditations accomplished
196% of the annual target, with thirty-nine (39) OTP and ten (10)
accreditations issued. On the illegal mining activities investigated, the
division has already accomplished more than 100% of the annual target.
These activities are clientele dependent.
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2. MINING ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY DIVISION
For the CY 2008, the Division’s over-all performance has accomplished
105% of the annual target activities through field inspections of the large
and small scale mining operations.
Environmental monitorings were conducted to evaluate, assess and
investigate compliance of their approved program such as Annual
Environmental Protection and Enhancement Program (AEPEP).
Monitoring of AEPEP includes five (5) large scale mining companies: Iligan
Cement Corporation (ICC), Mindanao Portland Cement Corporation
(MPCC), Holcim Philippines Manufacturing Corporation (HPMC), MCCI
Corporation operated by Platinum Group Metals Corporation (PGMC), and
PGMC – Manticao.
For the Mine Safety and Health Section, compliance monitoring of Safety
and Occupational Health Program of large scale mining companies were
conducted. This includes monitoring of mechanical and electrical
installations as well as processing and issuance of permits.
For the SDMP, internal and external monitoring were conducted regularly
on three (3) large scale quarries and cement plants (HPMC, ICC and
MPCC) as well as two (2) processing plants (MCCI – PGMC and PGMC –
Manticao) and one (1) ISAG Mingkaadlaw Resources Development
(MRD). Internal SDMP monitoring was conducted monthly by the
respective company’s CRO and Barangay Based Technical Working
Group (BBTWG) or the Barangay Social Development Advisory Council
(BSDAC), while external monitoring was conducted quarterly by this office.
Likewise, monitoring and assessment of water quality assessment in the
four (4) major rivers (Iponan, Mandulog, Bigaan and Tagoloan) that are
affected by operating mines were regularly conducted every quarter within
the year.
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3. GEOSCIENCES DIVISION
The Geosciences Division has accomplished 128% of its annual target.
Since the Cherry Hill Landslide event, the geologic hazard identification
and mapping has become on the Division’s top priorities. For CY 2008, the
Division has conducted geohazard assessment on ten (10) municipalities
namely: Talisayan, Balingoan, Binuangan, Sugbongcogon, Kinoguitan,
San Fernando, Manolo Fortich, Lagonglong, Lantapan, and Salay. This
covered eighty-nine (89) barangays.
Aside from geohazard mapping, assessment of Solid Waste Disposal Sites
was also undertaken. A total of six (6) sites were assessed, four (4) in
Maramag, Bukidnon and two (2) in Sultan Naga Dimaporo, Lanao del
Norte. Of the four (4) sites assessed in Maramag, Bukidnon only one (1)
site was identified suitable for this purpose whereas two (2) sites in Sultan
Naga Dimaporo were both deemed unsuitable as a landfill site.
For the Groundwater Resources vulnerability, the division has
accomplished one (1) making up 100% of the annual target. Coverage
area was the Gitagum Municipality, Misamis Oriental.
Geologic Quadrangle Mapping has accomplished 30,000 has. of area
surveyed making up 100% of the annual target.
Preparation of Geohazard Identification Report (GIR) for subdivisions and
housing projects, emergency geohazard assessment, investigation of small
scale mining activities, ore transport verification, megascopic analysis of
samples and issuance of certification of samples for shipment/transport
were also among the activities carried out by the Division.
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GENERAL ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES
Over-all performance of physical accomplishment is 128% of the annual
target.
Annual total budget for Personnel Services (PS) is sixteen million nine
hundred twenty-nine thousand pesos (Php 16,929,000.00) which includes
the RLIP, while the Maintenance and Other Operating Expenditures
(MOOE) is four million five hundred forty-four thousand pesos (Php
4,544,000.00). Total allotment for CY 2008 is twenty-one million four
hundred seventy-three thousand pesos (Php 21,473,000.00).
Actual fund utilized from January to December is 100% of the allotted
annual budget for CY 2008.
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A. MINERAL LANDS ADMINISTRATION
A.1 MINING INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
1. Monitor/Audit of Approved Mining Contracts/Permits
No. of Permit Areas/Program Monitored
(FTAA, MPSA, EP, ISAGP, MPP, MLC/PLC/LLC, THP (no.)
Target – Eighteen (18)
A total of nineteen (19) approved mining rights and permit areas were
monitored. Of the nineteen (19) permit areas, four (4) are Mineral
Production and Sharing Agreements (MPSAs). Two of these MPSAs are
that of Iligan Cement Corporation (ICC) (MPSA 104-98XII), and
Mindanao Portland Cement Corporation (MPSA-031-95-XII) were
monitored as to compliance of their approved work programs. ICC is
operating the quarry/permit area of MPCC through an accredited
contractor, ANSECA-ACELCO. The permit area of Mindanao Cement
Corporation and Iligan Cement Corporation are located adjacent to each
other in Kiwalan, Iligan City. The other two MPSAs monitored are MPSA-
047-XII and MPSA-039-X, both of HOLCIM Philippines Manufacturing
Corporation – Lugait Plant.
Monitoring was also conducted on the following:
Three (3) Industrial Sand and Gravel(ISAG) Permits namely:
• Rowena Tamula (IP-000006-X);
• Emma Casiño (IP-000001X (R) ); and
• Caesar Casiño (IP-000002 X(R) )
Four (4) Exploration Permits:
• Eagle Crest (000033-X);
• Cypress (000034-X);
• Glendale (000035-X); and
• Norte de Oro (000052-X)
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Five (5) Approved Mineral Processing Permit (MPP) namely:
1. Grace Construction Corporation (MPP-2006-001-X)
2. Wilson Lao Aggregates & General Merchandise (MPP-2007-001-
X)
3. McWealth Mining Corporation (MPP-2007-002-X)
4. Platinum Group Metals Corporation (MPP-11-2008-X)
5. MCCI Corporation (MPP-12-2008-X)
Three (3) Treasure Hunting Permits namely:
a. Atty. Pallugna;
b. Pacita Panis; and
c. Severino Salvador
No. of Permit Areas/Projects Monitored
(AEPEP, SHP, EnWP, SSM/Quarry, SDMP, etc.)
Target - Five (5)
For CY 2008, five (5) permit areas were monitored for AEPEP. These
are Holcim Philippines Manufacturing Corporation (HPMC)-Lugait Plant,
Iligan Cement Corporation (ICC), Mindanao Portland Cement
Corporation (MPCC), Maria Cristina Chemicals, Inc. (MCCI) operated by
Platinum Group Metals Corporation (PGMC), and PGMC - Manticao.
MESD accomplished 100% of its annual target.
On the other hand, SDMP monitored five (5) areas, which are HPMC-
Lugait Plant; ICC/MPCC; MCCI operated by PGMC; PGMC – Manticao;
and Mingkaadlaw Resources Development (ISAG).
SDMP accomplished 100% of its annual target.
Social Development and Management Program (SDMP)
The projects implemented through SDMP are being monitored quarterly.
There were five (5) mining companies targeted for monitoring every
quarter. These five (5) mining companies are the following: HPMC –
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Lugait Plant, ICC/MPCC, MCCI operated by PGMC, PGMC- Manticao,
and Mingkaadlaw Resources Development Corporation-ISAG. Thus,
SDMP accomplished 100% of its target.
For CY 2008, we have evaluated five (5) ASDMP documents of the
above mentioned companies. The programs/projects of each community
are being identified by the different key stakeholders of the community.
Each project component for livelihood, health education, infrastructure
and environmental protection has a designated committee composing the
Barangay-Based Technical Working (BBTWG) or Barangay Social
Advisory Council (BSDAC). The Barangay Captain of each mining
community served as the chair of the BBTWG/BSDAC. The BBTWG or
BSDAC prioritized the identified projects and endorsed the same to the
SDMP Committee for deliberation. The ASDMP document containing the
prioritized projects and other information are then consolidated by the
company and submitted to this Office for re-evaluation and approval.
In the process of evaluation of the 5 – year and Annual SDMP
documents, a third party composed of various stakeholders and partners
in implementing the SDMP projects were created and operationalized.
This executive body is named ComRel Committee for HPMC and SDMP
Committee for the four (4) companies. It is part of the review committee
to evaluate, deliberate, scrutinize and finally recommend for approval to
MGB – 10 the SDMP document of the company.
The SDMP Committee (ComRel or SDC) is composed of the MGB
Regional Director as the Chair; City/Municipal Mayor; barangay captains
of the respective mining communities who are the BBTWG/BSDAC
chairs; representatives from different government-lined agencies such as
DOH, TESDA, DA, CDLO, DepEd, DTI, DSWD, City/Municipal
Engineering Office and CPDO/MPDO; the Plant Manager; ComRel
Manager/CRO; CRO assistant; MGB Chief, IEC-SDMP and CAO.
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During the Annual Mine Safety Conference held in Baguio City on
November 19-22, the SDMP Committees joined MGB – 10 as part of the
continuing IEC campaign for our partners in the development of our
mining community.
HPMC – Lugait Plant:
The 2008 Annual Social Development & Management Program (ASDMP)
was prepared by the Barangay-Based Technical Working Group
(BBTWG) composed of 5 barangays, had undergone the deliberation and
critiquing process by the COMREL Committee on January 29, 2008 and
was submitted to MGB-10 on February 07, 2008 for final review,
evaluation and approval.
After complying the lacking requirements and minor revision by the
company, the Annual SDMP Certificate of Approval was signed by OIC,
RD Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. of MGB-10 and conformed by Engr. Lorenzo
D. Pendang, VP for Operations of Holcim Philippines Manufacturing
Corporation- Lugait Plant on April 14, 2008 at Holcim Training Center,
Sitio Mapalad, Iligan City.
For the year, this office has conducted the four (4) quarterly monitorings,
consultations and audits, both in the company and community level.
The objectives of the quarterly activity are to monitor, gather charge
invoice/official receipts, delivery receipts, evaluate/validate the project
implementation status and settle issues and concerns affecting the
projects and activities for each quarter.
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HPMC ACTUAL FUND RELEASED PER SDMP PILLARS
(JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2008)
Programs/Projects/ Amount
SDMP Pillars
Activities
Utilized (Php)
Livelihood and Capitalization and
Stakeholders
Development
trainings
487,124.00
Health Program Medicines and Vitamins
Provision, Supplemental
feeding of malnourished
children, Hepa-B vaccines
and Anti-TB drugs
424,828.00
Education Scholarship Grants,
Program Adopt-A-School program,
Day Care facilities
956,831.00
Infrastructure RICC Day Care Center,
Projects drainage construction,
pavilion tents, water
system development,
chapel construction and
street lightings
2,638,672.00
Environment / Equipment &
Disaster Mgt. communication facilities 10,752.00
TOTAL 4,518,207.00
ICC/MPCC:
Livelihood:
The company implemented Bigasan Project in Brgy Bonbonon for Puroks
2, 5 and 7. Six sacks of rice, 5 sacks corn and 3 weighing scales were
turned-over to the three puroks/livelihood groups on November 26, 2008.
Health:
Major accomplishment of the company was the free medical and dental
clinics and provision of medicines in the communities of Dalipuga,
Acmac, Sta. Filomena, Bunawan and Bonbonon, all of Iligan City and in
Paniangan, Misamis Oriental. The said activities were in coordination
with the City Health office of Iligan City.
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Infrastructure:
Water drilling project in Barangay Kiwalan as identified during trhe
conduct of georesistivity survey is already 100% completed with a total
cost of P1,445,670.08. It was already operational and was turned-over to
the community on August 9, 2008.
In Barangay Dalipuga, 60 lengths pvc pipes were turned-over for water
system development in the community. Another infrastructure project
was also implemented in Barangay Acmac, such as construction of
drainage canal, provision of elecrtical materials for street lights and
fabrication of boxing ring.
Generally, the company has implemented 72% of the total allocated
projects for year 2008. A capability-building workshop for the Barangay
Social Development Councils of the 7 host and neighboring mining
communities was also conducted for three days at Naawan Beach Resort
on October 28-31, 2008.
MCCI – Operated by PGMC:
This plant has a similar situation with its sister company but has
additional concern on the environmental issues from their communities.
The company made a very good accomplishment in the area of
education and health, although to date their 5-year SDMP was not yet
submitted for this Office evaluation and approval.
The company was able to assist 18 TESDA scholars and sustain the
needs of 27 High School and 91 elementary SDMP scholars. It has also
conducted medical and dental mission as well as provided medicines to
220 residents. A total of 18 2 nd and third degree malnourished children
were rehabilitated through the Supplemental feeding Program.
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PGMC-Manticao:
Despite of the sudden drop of the nickel price that caused the temporary
shut down of the plant on the second semester of year 2008, the
company was able to comply some of their important commitments for
their communities. Moreover, the company was able to comply with the
requirement of the 5-year SDMP, and such document was approved by
this Office on September 2008.
The company was able to sustain the needs of 5 college and 24 high
school scholars. In April 16, 2008, 81 out-of –school youths were able to
graduate from the TESDA-assisted training course on welding in
coordination with the LGU of Manticao.
The company spent a total of Php 168,399.00 for SDMP comprising only
10% of the committed and approved amount for the year. In terms of IEC
and community consultations, the company was able to accomplished
73% of their target.
MRD:
MRD is an ISAG with permits issued by the MGB, and is located in
Barangay Odiongan, Gingoog City. Its Annual SDMP was evaluated and
approved by this Office in July 2008. The operation is still in an “on and
off status” due to financial concern and limited demand of aggregates in
the area. However, it has complied religiously with the requirement of
submitting its ASDMP, but compliance is below par. For the year, MRD
had released Php 15,000.00 for the medicine and vitamin provision
project for the host barangay.
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2. Investigations of Complaints/Cases/Conflicts
No. of Complaints/Cases/Conflicts Investigated/Resolved
a. MGB Investigation
Target – Ten (10)
1. Treasure Hunting at Indahag
The concerned Barangay Officials of Indahag, Cagayan de Oro
requested this Office to conduct an investigation on the illegal treasure
hunting activity of a local resident named Mr. Vidal Valledor inside his
own house. The officials were very apprehensive that this activity will
affect ground stability of adjacent houses. The MGB-10 investigating
team found out that Mr. Valledor had already stopped his treasure
hunting activity prior to the investigation. However, they requested the
Brgy. Officials to monitor the area and report to MGB-10 when Mr.
Valledor resumes his operation.
2. CEKAS
A boundary survey between the respective mining tenements of
Evergrow Mining Corporation and CEKAS Development Corporation was
conducted upon request by Evergrow when it was claiming that the SSM
operation of CEKAS is within the tenement of Evergrow. The survey
showed that the SSM area is within CEKAS’s tenement.
3. Wolfland Mining Corporation
Workings of Eddie Talaroc were found within the Exploration Permit
Application(EPA) of Wolfland Resources, Inc.(WRI) The coordinates of
his SSMP was also inside the EPA area of WRI.
4. Valdehueza et. al.
The boundary survey of the Valdehueza, et.al. SAG Permit area was
conducted in the vicinity of Langaran River, Calamba, Misamis
Occidental. The parties involved do not allow any right of way to each
other, thus a stale mate operation of SAG. This was reported to the
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MGB-Regional Office-10 for possible settlement, but was not settled as
one permittee did not agree on the delineation of area boundaries as per
result of MGB-10 survey, thus this issue was reverted to the Governor’s
Office for resolution.
5. CEKAS
The company was found to use explosives and sophisticated equipment
in their small-scale mining operation and was advised to stop such
practice as it is in violation of the provisions of the small-scale mining law.
6. Illegal Mining Activities of a certain British National
The alleged complaint has no basis and all permittees mentioned on the
report were operating in accordance with the existing terms and
conditions of their approved Small Scale Mining permit and there was no
British National illegally operating in Maluko, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon.
7. Cancellation of Treasure Hunting Permit
The site is actually situated within the PHIVIDEC Industrial Estate, but
there was no treasure hunting activity observed. The Permit Holder
failed to submit a quarterly activity report. The Office cancelled the THP-
2007-0001-X effective July 25, 2008.
8. Datu Malitbog
The small-scale chromite mining operation has no permit issued by the
LGU-Bukidnon in San Luis, Bukidnon and that local officials concerned
should stop the illegal small-scale mining operation.
9. Treasure Hunting
There is no activity within the area of complaint. The area must be
closely monitored by the agencies concerned in Brgy. Bangcud,
Malaybalay City, Province of Bukidnon.
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10. Datu Guilang-Guilang
The Exploration Permit Application of Verdant Vale Mining Company has
not yet been approved. It is recommended that the exploration activities
be stopped by concerned agencies in Brgy. Guilang-Guilang, Manolo
Fortich, Bukidnon.
11. Elenita Casas (SSMP)
The Permit Holder should implement an appropriate Environmental
Management Plan in order to mitigate the environmental degradation
brought about by the mining operation. There is no activity in the area
during the investigation in Brgy. Tuod, Manticao, Misamis Oriental.
b. Panel of Arbitrators
Target – One (1)
Accomplishment is dependent on client/s.
3. Strengthen Multi-Partite Monitoring System
Target – Two (2)
There are five (5) Operationalized Multi-Partite Monitoring Teams (MMT):
1. Holcim Philippines Manufacturing Corporation (HPMC) - Lugait
2. Iligan Cement Corporation (ICC)
3. Mindanao Portland Cement Corporation (MPCC)
4. Platinum Group Metals Corporation (PGMC) – Manticao
5. MCCI Corporation operated by PGMC
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4. Capacity Building on MRGS Laws, Rules and Regulations
LGU’s and Other Stakeholders Training and Capability Building
Target – One (1)
Accomplished one (1), the Salugnayan People’s Hour.
This makes up 100% of the annual target.
“Salugnayan” People’s Hour Forum
MGBG-10 conducted a Salugnayan or Peoples Hour Forum in October
21, 2008 at the DENR-10 Conference Room. This was attended by thirty
representatives from the LGUs, Small-scale mining, large-scale mining,
NGO, Indigenous People and different DENR Sectoral representatives.
The forum was also attended by MGB-10 OIC Regional Director Juanito
A. Manzano, Jr., Mine Management Division Chief, Engr. Rodante B.
Felina, Mining Environment and Safety Division Chief, Engr. Paul C.
Salise, and IEC-SDMP Team Leader and Supervising Science Research
Specialist, Liza Socorro J. Manzano. The forum was an avenue for
MGB-10 and the mining stakeholders to discuss issues, concerns and
other related matters related to mining and environmental protection.
No. of Small Scale Miners Trained
Target – Sixty (60)
Sixty (60) small scale miners/laborers of the Gango Gold Rush Area in
Libona, Bukidnon were trained for the proper mining methods and
techniques applicable to small scale mining. This activity attributes a
100% accomplishment of the target.
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Simplified Community Assessment (SCA)
The conduct of SCA is in adherence to the provision of Sec. 4 of RA No.
7076, otherwise known as an “Act creating a peoples Small-Scale Mining
Program and for other Purposes” and Sec. 134, Chapter XIV of the
DENR Administrative Order 96-40. It is a way of determining the existing
socio-economic, political and environmental conditions of the subject
community. The data generated will guide MGB-10 to come up with an
informed decision.
For the year 2008, two (2) SCA’s were conducted in two different areas in
the region. One, in the Municipality of Opol covering three barangays,
namely : Barangays Limonda, Cauyonan and Nangcaon, while the other
one, was in Barangay Digkilaan , Iligan City. The SCA’s were conducted
in compliance with MC 2007-07 of two small-scale mining companies,
CEED Mining and Exploration Inc. and Ms Elaine Bartolome small-scale
mining project, all for copper ore extractions.
A.2 MINERAL INVESTMENT PROMOTION PROGRAM
1. Issuance of Mining Contracts/Permits Including Areas with
Mineral Reservations and Other Related Permits
a. Agreement/contracts (FTAA, MPSA)
Target – One (1)
This activity is clientele dependent.
b. Permits (EP, ISAGP, SSMP, MPP)
Target – One (1)
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Two (2) Mineral Processing Permits (MPP) were issued for CY 2008, one
for PGMC – Manticao and the other for Maria Cristina Chemicals Inc.
(MCCI). Accomplishment of this activity is clientele dependent.
c. Others (OTP, CEMCRR/accreditation CoE, DR Certifications, THP)
Target – Twenty-five (25)
As of December 2008, thirty-nine (39) Ore Transport Permits (OTP) and
ten (10) accreditations were issued by this office. These are as follows:
Ore Transport Permit:
1. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-02
2. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-03
3. Maria Cristina Chemicals Inc. 2008-04
4. Elenita Casas 2008-05
5. Col. Virgilio Emata 2008-06
6. Mindanao Portland Cement Corp 2008-07
7. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-08
8. Affendi M. Abubacar 2008-09
9. Valkids Ent. 2008-10
10. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-11
11. Mindanao Portland Cement Corp 2008-12
12. Maria Cristina Chemicals Inc. 2008-13
13. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-14
14. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-15
15. CSL 2008-16
16. ACM Ore Trading 2008-17
17. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-18
18. Mountain Range Res. Corp. 2008-19
19. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-20
20. CSL Mineral Trading 2008-21
21. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-22
22. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-23
23. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-24
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24. ACM 2008-25
25. CEED 2008-26
26. Philmac 2008-27
27. MCCI 2008-28
28. Philchin 2008-29
29. PGMC 2008-30
30. Lisvens-Minerals Ore Producers 2008-31
31. Platinum Group Metals Corp. 2008-32
32. Iligan Cement Corp. 2008-33
33. Austria Asia Ore Pty. Limited 2008-34
34. Renato S. Olegario 2008-35
35. Renato S. Olegario 2008-36
36. Pacific Oil & Fuel Dist., Inc. 2008-37
37. Mountain Range Resources Corp. 2008-38
38. Mindanao Portland Cement Corp. 2008-41
39. Mindanao Portland Cement Corp. 2008-42
Accreditations as Processor, Dealer/Trader and/or Retailer
Minerals/Mineral Products and/or By-Products:
1. Austria Asia Ore Pty. Ltd. No. ACN-08-001
2. JPKYMA Ent. No. ACN-08-002
3. One Group International Mining Corp. No. ACN-08-003
4. CEED Mining & Expl. Co. No. ACN-08-004
5. Mountain Range Resources Corp. No. ACN-08-005
6. Olegario Mining/Renato S. Olegario
7. Lisven Mineral Ore Products/
No. ACN-08-006
Venusto T. Ladeza No. ACN-08-007
8. HPS Natural Resources Dev. Corp No. ACN-08-008
9. Pacific Oil & Fuel Distributors Inc. No. ACN-08-009
10. White Pearl Asia, Inc. No. ACN-08-010
This activity accomplishes 196% of its annual target.
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Approval of SHES Program
EWP Endorsed
Target – One (1)
EWP endorsed in this office for CY 2008:
1. Austria Asia Ore Corp. EXPA-000105-X
2. Austria Asia Ore Corp. EXPA-000109-X
3. Austria Asia Ore Corp. EXPA-000110-X
4. Geo Transport & Construction Inc. EXPA-000106-X
5. Geo Transport & Construction Inc. EXPA-000107-X
6. Rosalinda T. Deloso EXPA-000086-X
7. Juan Carillo EXPA-000034-X
8. Maxon Asian Telecom Corp. EXPA-000108-X
9. Movably Efficient Mining Corp. EXPA-000096-X
10. Wired Mining Corp. EXPA-000084-X
11. Zenith Mine Inc. EXPA-000042-B-X
12. Mountain Range Resources Inc. EXPA-000046-X
13. Blue Water Mineral Resource Inc. EXPA-000090-X
14. Grand Ville Mineral Resources Inc. EXPA-000091-X
15. Iron Ore Island Ent. Inc. EXPA-000104-X
16. Manila Heavy Equipment Corp. EXPA-000087-X
17. Mina Tierra Gracia Inc. EXPA-000092-X
This accomplishes 1,700% of its annual target. However, this activity is
clientele dependent.
EPEP Approved
No target for this activity.
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SDMP Approved
Target – Two (2)
Two (2) SDMP were approved for this year:
1. Mingkaadlaw Resources Development
2. PGMC – Manticao
This accomplishes 100% of its annual target.
FMRDP Endorsed to MRFC
No target for this activity.
2. Assessment and Identification of High Mineral Potential
a. Identification of Potential/New Mineral Reservation Area
This program covers identification and investigation of mineral potential
of new areas as well as characterization of deposits of active mining
areas within Region 10. For CY 2008, the assessed areas include Brgy.
Namnam up north until Brgy. Cawayan, San Fernando, Bukidnon where
such is part of the Pantaron Mountain Range.
This activity has a target of 2,000 has., inclusive of the 100 has. that
cover the areas of Dansolihon, Rogongon, Awang Opol, Bukidnon, and
Cagayan de Oro City. This office accomplished 2,700 has. attributing
135% accomplishment of its annual target.
b. Developmental Studies and Packaging for Investment Promotion
This office has no target for this activity.
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c. Capacity Building & Facility Upgrading for Mineral Reservation
Development & Management Project
There were eight (8) trainings/seminars attended by MGB – 10
personnel. These include the Mining Tenement Evaluation which was
held in Manila on April 23-26, 2008; Health Environment and Social
Seminar Workshop which was also held in Manila on June 3-6, 2008; and
the Environmental Management Seminar which was held in Cebu City on
May 3-10, 2008.
This accomplishes 160% of the annual target.
3. Small Scale Mining Inventory
Legal/Illegal Mining Investigations:
1. Copper – Mahayahay, Manticao, Misamis Oriental
2. SAG – Salvador, Lanao del Norte
3. Mr. Robert Obsioma – Tangub, Libertad, Misamis Oriental
4. Hydraulic Mining – Brgy. Tingalan, Opol, Misamis Oriental
5. Ret. Col. Arman Mosqueda (copper operation) – Pigsag-an, Cagayan
de Oro
6. San Luis, Malitbog, Bukidnon
7. Siloo, Malitbog, Bukidnon
8. Mrs. Elaine C. Bartolome – SSMP – Digkilaan, Iligan City
9. Mr. Juanito Chio – SSMP – Kimaloc, Libertad, Mis. Or.
10. Mr. Hipolito A. Doňa – SSMP – Impakibil, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon
11. Mr. Donisio B. Maarat – SSMP – Libertad, Quezon, Bukidnon
12. Mr. Gaudencio R. Generalao – SSMP – San Isidro, Kitaotao,
Bukidnon
13. Kalingking Cooperative – Siloo, Malitbog, Bukidnon
14. Mr. Sonny V. Montilla – San Luis, Malitbog, Bukidnon
15.Mrs. Marle Noble – SSMP – Sayawan, Impasug-ong, Bukidnon
16. Mrs. Alice Bedlan – SSMP – Palalan, Cag. de Oro City
17. Mr. Jose Ma. Montilla – SSMP – Palalan, Cag. de Oro City
18. Mr. Rey Baula – SSMP – San Vicente, Sumilao, Bukidnon
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19. Mr. Ricarte Abejuela – SSMP – Apo Macote, Malaybalay City
20. Mr. Jonathan Gasper – Kahaponan, Valencia City, Bukidnon
This accomplishes 100% of the annual target.
A.3 ASSESSMENT & CLEAN-UP OF ABANDONED/INACTIVE MINES
Rapid Assessment
Target – One (1)
Identified and assessed one (1) abandoned/inactive mine.
This accomplishes 100% of the annual target.
Risk Assessment of Operating and Non-Operating Mines
Target – One (1)
Assessed one (1), which accomplishes 100% of the annual target.
Mining Forest Program
The assessment of the Mining Forest Program of the two (2) mining
companies of Holcim Philippines Manufacturing Corporation (HPMC) -
Lugait Plant, Misamis Oriental and the unified Iligan Cement Corporation
and Mindanao Portland Cement Corporation situated at Brgy. Kiwalan,
Iligan City, made up 100% accomplishment based on the annual 2008
target.
This year, HPMC has newly planted 32,402 seedlings covering 29
hectares through the Community-Based Reforestation Program and is
maintaining an aggregate area of 110 hectares with various endemic,
exotic trees, ornamental plants and fruit bearing trees. The survival rate
of the newly planted trees is 98.43 percent compared to ICC/MPCC
which is less than 50% due to irregular maintenance.
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ICC/MPCC had recently planted 340 seedlings and replaced the dead
spots with 580 seedlings. They have a total seedling stocks of 2,682 of
Mahogany, Jackfruit, Narra, Molave and Sibukaw species.
HPMC - Lugait Plant on the other hand, have ample remaining seedlings
stocks in their nursery, after planting 15,895 of both endemic and exotic
species.
A.4 COMMUNICATION PLAN FOR MINERALS DEVELOPMENT
1. Conduct Awareness and Advocacy on Mineral Resources and
Geosciences (MRGS)
The annual regular target for the IEC was 100% accomplished, with
numerous intervening as the year 2008 being declared by the Hon. Sec.
Joselito L. Atienza as the IEC year. Highlights of the accomplishments
are interpersonal IEC with tribal communities in small scale mining areas
and LGUs on the three (3) pillars of responsible mining, the clarificatory
guidelines on small scale mining and process flow in acquiring the Ore
Transport Permit (OTP).
Stakeholder’s Forum
Target – Four (4)
MGB-10 with its objective of educating, informing and consulting the
tribal communities and barangay LGU’s of Opol, Misamis Oriental has
conducted stakeholders forum at the Local Training Institute in Taboc,
Opol last June 23, 2008.
The said forum was attended by the Municipal Mayor of Opol, the
Honorable Dixon Yasay, Opol LGU staff, different tribal communities
along with their chieftains and barangay officials.
The stakeholders’ forum started with a brief lecture on the provision of
EO. 270, Responsible Mining Practices for Sustainable Development and
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Clarificatory Guidelines on Small Scale Mining. After the lectures was an
open forum wherein the different tribal datus/communities poured-in their
concerns, query on SSMP provisions specifically those governing the
rights of Indigenous People. OIC-Regional Director Juanito A. Manzano,
Jr. took the floor in addressing the issues and concerns raised during the
said open forum.
Another stakeholders’ forum for concerned tribal leaders was conducted
in Barangay Limonda, Opol, Misamis Oriental in May 22, 2008. In
attendance were tribal leaders, representatives from Barangay Councils
of both Barangays Mahayahay in Manticao and Limonda, Opol,
representative from the mining sectors and ECOWEB, an NGO for the
Indigenous People from Iligan City.
Prior the forum, lectures on the pillars of responsible mining (Economic
Promotion, Environmental Protection, Social Equity), important provisions
of the small scale mining with emphasis on undertakings not allowed by
law, i.e. the use of heavy equipment, blasting, use of mercury, hydraulic
mining method and unsafe practices in underground mining were
conducted in the local dialect. An open forum was conducted after the
lectures and concerns on the safety of workers, use of heavy equipment,
road damage and illegal mining operations among others were raised
and properly addressed during the open forum.
Tarpaulins on responsible mining were exhibited/displayed in the venue
for viewing of forum participants.
The said activities accomplish 125% of the annual target.
Groups Participated:
MGB-10 attended a Focus Group Discussion thru an invitation letter from
the Environmental Science for Social Change (ESSC) a non-government
entity based in Malaybalay City. The forum was attended by church
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group representatives, academe, LGU officials, DENR-10 Malaybalay
and indigenous peoples group. The said forum was anchored on the
theme “Securing the Ecological Services of Bukidnon” which was held
at the Pines Hotel, Malaybalay City in May 7, 2008.
Prior to the above mentioned activity, in January 28, 2008, another focus
group discussion (FGD) was held at the St. Michaels College Mini Hotel
in Iligan City. MGB-10 attended the said forum along with a total of thirty
five (35) key persons from the concerned barangays of Buruun and
Kiwalan, Iligan City, Department of Trade and Industry and other
government sector. The said activity was conducted in relation to the
Social Impact assessment of the 5-year SDMP implementation of Maria
Cristina Chemical Incorporated and initial planning for the next 5-year
SDMP.
Radio/TV Guestings
Target – Twelve (12)
There were five (5) radio guestings conducted by MGB-10 personnel thru
invitations from Moms Radio over ‘Mother Nature“ and “Moms Haven”
Radio programs. The said programs are environment related that
focuses mainly on environmental protection. There were several radio
plugging and live interviews by radio station DXCO. Another radio
guesting was during the “Katilingbanong Kinaiyahan” program hosted by
RPAO – DENR -10 which was aired at DXIM, Radyo ng Bayan.
TV guesting and live TV coverage of Community Based Reforestation
Program (CBRP) Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing activity at
the Holcim Philippines Manufacturing Corporation (HPMC) training center
in Lugait, Misamis Oriental by RMN TV.
Another TV coverage was done by ABS-CBN during the conduct of the
1 st Organizational Meeting of the Regional Minerals Development Council
held at the Grand Caprice in May 7, 2008.
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The following were the topics discussed:
• Agency’s plans and programs for CY 2008
• SDMP and Environmental Protection
(Best mining practices)
• Types of Minerals
• Different types of mining rights
• Types of mining operations like open cut and underground
mining operation
• Geohazard
• Minerals commonly found in Region 10
• Other related mining laws
• Proceedings of the 1 st Regional Minerals Development Council
Meeting
These activities accomplish 100% of the annual target.
Press Releases/Photo
These are the following press releases for CY 2008:
• MGB-10 holds dialogue between tribal leaders
(With photo release)
Published in the Oronewstar, March 8, 2008 issue
• Normin mining industry collects P3.14 million in excise tax
(With photo release)
Oronewstar, March 17, 2008
• Mines and Geosciences Bureau Changed of Command –
Manzano Vows Transparency, Wants to bring back glory days
The Real Review Newspaper – April 22-28, 2008
• Mineral Products top import commodities in Northern Mindanao
(With photo releases of Gov. Oscar S. Moreno of Misamis Oriental
and Gov. Loreto Leo Ocampos of Misamis Occidental taken during
the organizational meeting of the Regional Minerals Development
Council
(RMDC)
Published in Oro Newstar, May 10, 2008
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• Mines Development Council formed in Northern Mindanao
(With photo release)
Oro Newstar, May 17, 2008
• R-10 mining industry pays P3.1 million in 2007
(With photo release)
Sunstar, May 19, 2008
• MGB creates regional minerals development Council in Normin
Golden Banner – May 21-27, 2008
• Memorandum Circular. No. 2007-07
Clarificatory guidelines in the implementation of the small scale
mining laws
Sunstar, June 2, 2008
• On Mines and Government
Goldstar Daily, July 11, 2008
• Mines and Geosciences Bureau launches website in Normin
(With photo releases of RED Maximo Dichoso and RD Juanito A.
Manzano,Jr.)
Oronewstar, July 12, 2008
• MGB releases mineral transport guidelines
Sunstar, July 21, 2008
• Mines Bureau probes groups with fake papers
Goldstar Daily, August 1, 2008
• Rd’s message and objectives of the Seminar-workshop on small
scale mining operations on Environmental Management and
Social Responsibility
(With photo release)
Oronewstar, August 9, 2008
• MGB-10 NCIP Conducts Seminar
(With Photo release)
OroNewstar, October 13-19, 2008
• DAO-2008-20
Issuance of Mineral Ore Export Permit (MOEP) for
Transport/shipment Outside the Philippine Ores, Including Tailings
Sunstar, October 20, 2008
• Memorandum on DAO 2008-20
Dateline, December 2008
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• MGB-10 approves first CDMP
Oronewstar, December 20-26, 2008
2. Capacity Building Program on MRGS (Central Office)
No target in this activity.
3. General/Publish/Disseminate Information & IEC Materials
Website Established
Target – One (1)
MGB – 10 established its website (www.mgb10.com) on July 8, 2008,
accomplishing 100% of its annual target.
Statistics Report
Target – Thirty-two (32)
Submission of statistical data includes: twelve (12) Mining Tenement data
submitted to Central office; four (4) quarterly reports on Mineral
Production Sales of Metallic and Non-Metallic, Mineral Ore Inventory and
Employment; thirteen (13) Revenue Collection reports; one (1) Annual
Directory of Statistics; one (1) Integrated Annual Report; and one (1)
Resource/Reserve Inventory.
For CY 2008, the office accomplished thirty-one (31) reports, short of 3%
of its annual target. This is due to the submission of the Annual Directory
of Statistics for 2008 which is set to be done on January 2009 because of
its dependency on the submission from the respective LGUs and the
cutoff date of annual preparation.
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Maps
Target – Fifteen (15)
Fifteen (15) maps were accomplished which include four (4) mining
tenement maps, ten (10) maps for geological survey, and one (1)
quadrangle map.
This attributes 100% accomplishment of the annual target.
IEC Materials Produced/Reproduced
Published for the CY 2008 of MGB-10 the official publication “Newslink”,
and have reproduced two hundred ten (210).
Billboards
The office put up one (1) billboard which is 100% accomplishment of the
annual target
Posters
The office was able to produce one (1) poster on the 3Ks of responsible
mining and reproduced 100 posters, representing 100% accomplishment
of the annual target. These posters were distributed to LGU’s, academe,
tribal communities during People Earth Day Caravan & Lectures.
MRGS Report
This office has a total target of thirty-three (33) for MRGS report to which
include the Mining Permits/Contract monitored (8); billboards (2) and
posters, consolidated SHE’s report (12) and identification of abandoned
mine (1).
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Reports accomplished are as follows:
1. Monitoring of Mining Contract Permit = = = = = 19
2. Posters === = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 02
3. Consolidated SHE’s report = == = = = = = = = 12
4. Identification of abandoned mine====== 01_
This activity obtains 103% accomplishment of the annual target.
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B. GEOSCIENCES DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
B.1 GEOHAZARD SURVEY AND ASSESSMENT
a. Identification and Mapping of Critical Areas
1. Field Mapping and Survey
LGUs Assessed
a. Municipality - 10
b. Barangays - 89
For CY 2008, survey and mapping for geohazard was done in ten (10)
municipalities, inclusive of all its barangays except for one (1) barangay
in Manolo Fortich. The ten municipalities covered are the municipalities
of Talisayan, Balingoan, Binuangan, Salay, Sugbongcogon, Kinoguitan,
and Lagonglong, all of which belong to the province of Misamis Oriental;
and San Fernando, Lantapan, and Manolo Fortich of the province of
Bukidnon.
This accomplishes 112% of its annual target.
2. Geohazard IEC Materials Disseminate
Five hundred (500) IEC materials were disseminated, making up 100% of
the annual target.
b. Conduct of IEC of LGUs
1. Land Areas
In response to the need for the conduct of Information, Education and
Communication (IEC) campaign relative to the potential geohazard within
the Region, lectures were conducted to different cities and municipalities.
The MGB – 10 in partnership with the Regional and City Disaster
Coordinating Councils (RDCC/CDCCs) conducted lectures in three (3)
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different cities to complement the geohazard mapping in the assessed
areas relative to the findings and results of the geohazard survey. These
cities include Cagayan de Oro in Misamis Oriental, Valencia in Bukidnon,
and Oroquieta in Misamis Occidental.
The lecture and presentation of results were conducted during the joint
RDCC/CDCC meeting in Cagayan de Oro City and Oroquieta City on
February 15 and June 27, 2008 respectively. In Valencia City, it was
presented during the Disaster Management Seminar-Workshop on June
4, 2008. The activities were attended by the different barangay councils
and city councils as well as other representatives from different
government agencies such as DSWD, Philvocs, PAGASA, DOH, Red
Cross, and other respective agencies.
The lecture series aimed to disseminate information regarding
geohazards, safety measures and results of the assessment of the areas
by the MGB not only to the city level but also to the barangay level which
is the main unit of the Local Government in times of disaster. Posters
and other IEC paraphernalia such as leaflets and CDs were also
distributed during the activities.
Advisories Rendered
Target – Eighty (80)
The office accomplished eighty-nine (89) advisories rendered for CY
2008 making up 112% of the annual target.
a. Municipality
Target – Ten (10)
The office accomplished ten (10), making a 100% accomplishment of the
annual target.
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. Barangay
Target – Eighty (80)
The office accomplished one hundred six (106), attributing to 33% more
of its annual target.
2. Coastal Areas
Seminar/Workshop Conducted
Target – Two (2)
The office accomplished three (3) making up 150% of the annual target.
B.2 GEOLOGIC MAPPING
a. Geologic Quadrangle Mapping and Surveys
Area Surveyed (has)
Target – 30,000 has
For CY 2008, the geosciences division has accomplished 30,000
hectares making up 100% of the annual target. Coverage area is the
Tankulan Quadrangle within the Province of Bukidnon.
b. Mineral Resources Inventory
This office has no target for this activity.
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c. Provision of Laboratory Services
Laboratory Analysis
Samples Analyzed
Target – Twenty (20)
Fifty-one (51) samples were analyzed, attributing to 155% more
accomplishment of the annual target.
Determination Made
Target – One hundred fifty-five (155)
This office accomplished two hundred fifty-five (255) determinations
making up 165% of the annual target.
B.3 GROUNDWATER RESOURCES ASSESSMENT AND SOLID
WASTE DISPOSAL SITES
3.1 Groundwater Resources Vulnerability
Municipalities Covered
Target – One (1)
The office has covered the Municipality of Gitagum for this activity,
making 100% accomplishment of the annual target.
3.2 Solid Waste Disposal (SWD)
Municipalities Covered
Target – One (1)
The office covered one (1), making 100% accomplishment of the annual
target.
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Assessment of Solid Waste Disposal Sites
Landfill Site Suitability Assessment was conducted in six (6) sites: four
(4) in Maramag, Bukidnon and two (2) in Sultan Naga Dimaporo, Lanao
del Norte.
The proposed sites in Maramag, Bukidnon are located in (1) Purok 4, and
(2) Purok 6 of Brgy. Panadtalan; (3) Brgy. San Roque; and (4) So.
Sabacan, Brgy. Panadtalan. Of the four sites assessed, two were
identified suitable as a landfill site. These are Purok 6 and So. Sabacan,
both of Brgy. Panadtalan. However, there were certain circumstances
that the property in Purok 6 could not be acquired by the local
government of Maramag which leaves only So. Sabacan as the
alternative site.
In Sultan Naga Dimaporo, Lanao del Norte, the proposed sites are
located in (1) So. Palomaria, Brgy. Poblacion and (2) Bgry. Sugod. Both
sites were deemed unsuitable as solid waste disposal site.
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For CY 2008, the Geosciences Division has conducted mineral resources
assessments on the northern extension of Pantaron Mountain Range
located in San Fernando, Bukidnon along the provincial boundary
between Davao. This activity was undertaken under the on-going
mineral reservation project which has covered 2,773 hectares and
focuses on evaluation of nickeliferous laterite development in the area.
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The year 2008 saw the active participation of MGB-10 in two GAD congresses.
The first was the GAD Congress on “DENR GADaptation to Climate Change”,
held in Clark, Pampanga on November 19-21, 2008. The congress came up
with the DENR-GAD Action Plan on Climate Change per sector, with an action
plan on Geohazard activity and IEC campaign, for the mines/geohazards sector.
Part of the congress was the Business Meeting wherein items discussed
included the 2008 GAD accomplishments and issues and concerns. Another
congress attended was the 5 th National MGB GAD Conference held in San
Mateo, Rizal on November 25-28, 2008. The conference identified Geohazard
mapping and assessment, IEC on Geohazards and Disaster
Preparedness/Climate Change, and the SDMP, as MGB projects/activities to be
mainstreamed. GAD issues and concerns and proposed
solutions/recommendations were also discussed.
As part of the government’s Disaster Preparedness Program and as an active
member of the Regional Disaster Coordinating Council-10, training-workshops
were conducted: 1) Disaster preparedness operation training and information
campaign to commissioned and non-commissioned female and male police
officers of the Police Regional Office-10; 2) Disaster management trainingworkshop
to female and male barangay officials of the municipalities of
Cabanglasan and Damulog, both in the province of Bukidnon.
Gender-related seminars were attended. One was the Gender Sensitivity
Seminar conducted by the Civil Service Commission-10, and another on, Anti-
Human Trafficking in Persons Act of 2004 (RA 9208), sponsored by the Gender
Advocates & Women in Government Service in Region 10 (GA-WINGS-10).
The women and men of MGB-10 were commended by DENR-10 RTD for
Forestry Dr. Corazon B. Galinato for exemplary performance for their work at
the Regional Green Philippines Program (GPP) site in Upper Kidulum, Malasag,
Barangay Cugman, Cagayan de Oro City.
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MANAGEMENT
RMDC – 10 Established
The establishment and first organizational meeting of the Regional
Minerals Development Council (RMDC) – 10 was held on May 6, 2008 at
the Grand Caprice, Limketkai Mall, Cagayan de Oro City. This was
attended by representatives from various National Government Agencies,
Local Government Unit, large and small scale mining companies, tri-media
in Region – 10, and the Minerals Development Council (MDC) represented
by Mr. Christopher Bandojo, MDC Executive Assistant with MGB - Central
Office, Ms. Rose Imperial, Information Officer. This special occasion and
milestone of convergence for the management of the mineral resources in
the region was participated by 130 key persons from different sectors.
The one-day affair was highlighted by the presence of two (2) governors,
the Honorable Governor of Misamis Occidental and at the same time the
President of the League of Provinces of the Philippines (LPP), Hon. Loreto
Leo S. Ocampos who delivered the Keynote Address, and the Honorable
Governor of Misamis Oriental, Honorable Oscar S. Moreno who gave an
inspiring message. Hon. Gov. Ocampos emphasized the region’s need for
a framework in mining that is environment friendly, promotes equal
distribution of wealth and investor-friendly, while Hon. Gov. Moreno
stressed teamwork, which according to him is the key to transparencies
and growth.
Regional Executive Director of DENR – 10, Maximo O. Dichoso welcomed
the participants and pointed out the objectives of the meeting which
includes identifying issues and concerns regarding small scale mining;
identify functions and authorities of the RMDC on the implementation of
responsible mining and to come up with a formulation of matrix fro
endorsement to the different sectors involved.
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Lectures were conducted prior to the organizational meeting, and the
topics include the following:
• Overview of Minerals Development Council
• EO 270 and Updates on Revitalization Program for the
Minerals Industry
• Clarificatory Guidelines in the Implementation of the Small
Scale Mining Law
• Mineral Economic Status in Active Mining Areas in Region
10
• Situationer : Mining Operations in Region 10
• Small Scale Mining: Boon or Bane?
The organizational meeting was presided by MGB – 10 OIC, Regional
Director, Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. The agenda include: designation of
committee and members and schedule of meetings.
MGB-10 Women in Government Service ( MGB-10, WINGS)
In line with the current thrust of this Office in particular, and of the agency
in general, to empower women employees to play a major role in the
conduct of IEC on responsible mining, MGB-10, WINGS had accomplished
successfully its lined-up activities for the year.
2008 is a very significant year for the MGB-10, WINGS having made
major contributions in communicating responsible mining through the
conduct of two very successful region-wide fora for LGU’s, small-scale and
large-scale miners, mineral traders, tribal communities and media. The
first forum entitled “Environmental Management and Social Responsibility
of Small-Scale Mining “ was conducted on July 30,2008 at Grand Caprice,
Limketkai Complex, Cagayan de Oro City. The second forum entitled
“NCIP Regulatory Requirements and Processes in Securing the Free and
Prior Informed Consent (FPIC) for mining projects was conducted at
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Country Village Hotel, Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City was conducted on
October 3, 2008.
The aforementioned fora were attended by hundred participants from
various stakeholders all over the region. The fora were highlighted by the
presence of Governor Oscar Moreno of Misamis Oriental who delivered a
very inspiring Keynote Speech.
The MGB-10, WINGS was also very successful in attaining its goal to bring
21 members to Baguio City for an Educational Tour at Benguet Mining
Corporation, and join some activities of the PMSEA on November 19-22,
2008. The ladies were able to listen to a brief lecture on the history of the
company, the biggest gold-producing mining operation in the country that
started in the early 30’s. They were also able to experienced life of the
former miners in the underground and witnessed underground blasting
through simulation. To top it all, the ladies have seen the positive
contribution of mining in transforming Baguio into what it is now today-a
bustling city.
The year ended with another major activity, the gift-giving, dubbed as “The
Bundle of Joy”, for the less fortunate brothers and sisters in the small-scale
mining communities at Barangay Awang, Opol, Misamis Oriental. A total of
100 families and 70 children were benefited from the project. The ladies
distributed rice, groceries, used clothings, slippers and toys. The barangay
council of Awang joined the MGB-10 ladies and the OIC, Regional
Director, Juanito A. Manzano, Jr in distributing the goodies.
The current MGB-10, WINGS president is Ms. Evangeline P. Abuzo.
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MINE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
Apprehension/Seizure of Illegally Transported Ores
Since July 2008, the Office was able to apprehend and seize illegally
transported ores due to lack of proper documents, some of which have
fake OTP with forged signature of the OIC, Regional Director or the
concerned Provincial Governors.
July 11, 2008
Eighty-seven (87) MT of Chromite Ore subject of an official seizure
operation at the warehouse owned and operated by Mr. Venusto T. Ladeza
at Opol, Misamis Oriental.
On July 11, 2008 at Barangay Baybayon, Opol, Misamis Oriental, MGB 10
personnel and OPOL PNP personnel seized approximately eighty seven
(87) Metric Tons of illegally-sourced chromite ore inside a warehouse from
the possession of Mr. Venusto T. Ladeza. The seizure was made under an
official operation immediately after an information was received by this
Office that truck loads of chromite were being transported to the pier site.
During the seizure, the owner of the chromite stock presented to the
apprehending personnel a fake OTP with forged signature of OIC,
Regional Director Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. This situation prompted the
apprehending team to effect the seizure. The Opol PNP took custody of
the whole warehouse.
The chromite ore stock was finally released after the owner presented to
this Office some OTP’s issued by LGU-Misamis Oriental showing that the
ore was not illegally-sourced minerals.
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July 16, 2008
Confiscation of a truck load of copper ore by the Opol PNP in Opol.
Misamis Oriental, allegedly stolen from Ms. Lea Chua Mantilla in her
bodega in Patag, Opol, Misamis Oriental.
On July 16, 2008, the Opol PNP Station turned-over approximately 10.0
MT of illegally-transported copper ore to MGB Region 10 personnel. The
copper ore was seized by the PNP when the owner in the person of Ms.
Lea Chua Mantilla failed to present an Ore Transport Permit (OTP) to the
apprehending personnel. During the turn-over Ms. Lea Chua Mantilla
presented to MGB 10 and ENRO-Misamis Oriental an OTP and
Certiifcation issued by MGB 10. These two (2) documents were turned out
to be “FAKE” as the respective signatures of Director Juanito A. Manzano,
Jr. were also forged.
The subject copper ore stock is still under the custody of DENR-10 to this
day, which was turned over by MGB-10 for safekeeping.
September 11, 2008
Apprehension of one truckload of illegally transported chromite ore at
Barangay Cugman, Cagayan de Oro City
A joint team of personnel from MGB-10, PENRO-Misamis Oriental, and
Cagayan PNP Police Station No. 5 apprehended a ten-wheeler cargo truck
loaded with illegally-sourced chromite ore without Ore Transport Permit on
September 11, 2008 along the national highway at Barangay Cugman,
Cagayan de Oro City. The subject cargo truck was immediately brought to
DENR 10 compound for safekeeping and further appropriate action. The
chromite ore stock was subsequently assessed as to its kind and value,
and a corresponding Seizure Receipt was issued to the alleged owner in
the person of Mr. Manuel Bartolome who arrived at the Regional Office
minutes later. The owner tried to retrieve his truck by presenting an Ore
Transport Permit issued by LGU-Bukidnon, but to no avail because said
OTP was verified as FAKE OTP.
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As to date, the subject chromite ore stock is still under the custody of MGB
10 that was turned over to DENR-10 for safekeeping.
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT & MANAGEMENT PROGRAM UNIT
Capability Building for Mining Stakeholders
There were two (2) capability building workshops conducted for the first
half of CY 2008. The first was the Social Development and Management
Program (SDMP) Seminar, Planning Workshop and Barangay Social
Development Advisory Council (BSDAC) creation conducted at Midway
Beach Resort, Initao, Misamis Oriental in January 10-11, 2008 for the
Platinum Group Metals Corporation stakeholders.
Another forum was conducted in January 15, 2008 at Gazpachos
Restaurant in Iligan City for three hundred sixty-three (63) participants
representing key persons of the seven identified Barangays of the unified
Social Development and Management Program of Iligan Cement
Corporation and Mindanao Portland Cement Corporation namely, Brgys.
Kiwalan, Bonbonon, Bunawan, Acmac, Dalipuga, Sta. Filomena and
Paniangan. The forum was conducted to assess the implemented SDMP
projects for the past five (5) years and conducted initial planning for the
next five year SDMP.
In January 28, 2008, a forum was held at the St. Michaels College Mini
Hotel in Iligan City. MGB – 10 attended the said forum along with a total of
thirty-five (35) key persons from the concerned barangays of Buru-un and
Kiwalan, Iligan City, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and other
government sector. The said activity was conducted in relation to the
Social Impact Assessment of the 5-year SDMP implementation of Ma.
Cristina Chemicals Inc. and initial planning for the next 5-year SDMP.
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Community Development and Management Program (CDMP)
In July 5, 2007, Memorandum Circular No. 2007-07 was issued, mandating
all Small-Scale Mining Permit holders to implement the Community
Development and Management Program (CDMP) for the host and
neighboring mining communities.
MC-2007-07 through the implementation of CDMP requires SSMP Permit
Holders to exercise their social responsibilities in their identified mining
communities within the approved duration of their mining permit. CDMP is
equivalent to the SDMP requirement for large-scale mining contractors.
MGB Regional Office No.10 approved the first CDMP on November 28,
2008 for CEED Mining and Exploration Inc. The company was applying for
a small-scale mining permit for the copper ore extraction in Sitio Nasuli,
Barangay Limonda, Opol, Misamis Oriental. The CDMP fund allocations
for social development projects of the three host and neighboring mining
sitios for two years is Php 240,000.00. The CDMP will start on the first
quarter of 2009, to include establishment of Cooperative Store, educational
assistance for elementary and high school students, annual medical
mission and medicine provisions.
INFORMATION, EDUCATION & COMMUNICATION UNIT
Earth Day People’s Caravan
In April 14, 2008, MGB-10 along with DENR-10 and the Environmental
Management Bureau participated with DENR-MGB Regional Offices like 9,
11, 12 and 13 constituting the entire Mindanao caravan contingents with
the objective of proclaiming our call of action in working together for the
protection of the environment. In region 10, the launching of the 5- day
Caravan was held in the island of Camiguin after which the group
proceeded to the Provinces of Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental, Misamis
Occidental and Lanao Del Norte. Exhibits on the programs and services of
the different DENR sectors were displayed and Signing of Earth Day
covenant between the DENR and representatives from the local
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government units were done in every stop-over in the identified
municipalities of each province, likewise, different information materials like
leaflets, tarpaulins, brochures and booklets were distributed.
In April 17, 2008 the entire contingents converged at the DENR-10
compound for a welcome program and a salo-salo. In the following Day,
April 18, 2008 was the day for the culminating activity wherein all
participating contingents assembled at the DENR 10 Regional Office for a
motorcade and for the official closing ceremonies. Highlight of the
culminating activities was the signing of the Earth Day Covenant with the
National and Local Executives, other government agencies, NGOs, private
and business sector, religious group, academe and civil society with the
presence of Hon. Congressman Rufus Rodrigues, Misamis Oriental
Governor Hon. Oscar S. Moreno and DENR Undersecretary for Special
Concerns, Teresita S. Castillo.
Different booth exhibits showcasing display of the different DENR Regional
Offices also marked the culminating activity along with the different
entertainment numbers presented by each of the participating contingents.
Educational Plant Tour-“Dalaw Aral sa Minahan”
In line with the thrust of the Hon. DENR Secretary Jose L. Atienza, Jr. to
enhance and intensify the agency’s IEC strategies and advocacies and to
promote responsible small-scale and large –scale mining operations in the
region provided under E.O. 270, MGB-10 conducted an educational plant
tour dubbed “Dalaw Aral sa Minahan” at the Holcim Philippines
Manufacturing Corporation plant and quarry in the Municipality of Lugait,
Misamis Oriental in June 25, 2008 which is also one of the highlights of the
Environment Month Celebration.
The plant tour was in cooperation with the three mining companies i.e.
HPMC, Orex Mindanao and Mindanao Gold Resource Corporation. This
was attended by forty five (45) participants representing three local
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government units of Bukidnon such as the Sangguniang Bayan members,
Municipal Mayor of Kitaotao and the Municipal Board members of the
Municipality of Impasugong. The one day activity include a visit to the
Butterfly lepiary inside the company site, forest nursery, herbal garden,
quarry site, reforested areas (mined-out areas) wherein participants did the
ceremonial tree planting, relocation site and at Brgy. Lower Talacogon and
Brgy. Poblacion display centers showcasing social development and
management program products like calamansi juice, t-shirts, artificial
flowers, scented candles and slippers among others. In every site visited,
a brief lecture was conducted to orient the participants.
Exhibits Displayed/Conducted
MGB-10 participated in the Sentro K3 (Kaisahan, Kalikasan at Kalayaan
ng Bayan Exhibit sponsored by the Department of Tourism-Regional Office
No. 10 held on June 10-12, 2008 at the Activity Center of SM Department
Store. The said exhibit was in celebration of the Philippine Independence
Day Commemoration.
In the same month, another exhibit was also conducted by MGB-10 at the
Misamis Oriental Provincial Capitol Compound hosted by the Provincial
Government of Misamis Oriental.
In June 17, 2008 another exhibit was conducted at the DENR -10
compound along with the different sectors as one of the highlights of the
2008 Environment Month celebration. The display lasted until the
culminating activity of the Celebration.
Apart from the different exhibits mentioned above, MGB-10 also conducted
exhibits in the different provinces during the conduct of the Earth Day
Caravan in April.
All these exhibits were centered on the display of tarpaulins depicting
Responsible Mining, display of the different kinds of gemstones, mineral
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and rock samples. Various information materials like fliers leaflets
brochures and booklets were also distributed.
INSTALLATION OF TWO BILLBOARDS
Two (2) billboards on Responsible mining were installed in Iligan City near
the ICC/MPCC compound.
GEOLOGY DIVISION
Emergency Geohazard Assessment
The Division dispatches technical teams to areas affected by geologic
hazards (e.g. flooding, landslide, etc.) to conduct investigation and analysis
on geohazard events. Results of the assessment are presented to the
concerned agencies/LGUs along with recommendations to mitigate the
geohazard or prevent its reoccurrence if possible. For this semester,
technical teams have responded to four (4) geohazard events. These are
the (1) landslide and flooding events in Salvador, Lanao del Norte, (2)
reported cracks in Brgy. Vintar, Valencia City, Bukidnon, (3) mass
movement affected areas in Brgy. Magsaysay, Kibawe, Bukidnon and (4)
flash flooding incidents in portions of Cagayan de Oro City.
Geohazard Identification Report (GIR)
A total of seven (7) subdivisions and housing project sites were assessed.
These are (1) Villemer Subdivision in Brgy. Biga, Lugait, Mis. Or., (2)
Virgilia Homes Subdivision in Brgy. Pugaan, Iligan City, Lanao del Norte,
(3) Hillsborough Pointe Phase 4, Pueblo de Oro Township in Carmen,
Cagayan de Oro, (4) Bloomingdale Subdivision Phase III in Iponan,
Cagayan de Oro city, (5) Paglaum Village in Brgy. Poblacion, Quezon,
Bukidnon, (6) Silvercreek Subdivision Phase III in Puli, Carmen, Cagayan
de Oro City, and (7) Isabel Residences Subdivision in Brgy. Tankulan,
Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon.
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Investigation of Small Scale Mining Activities
The Division undertook geological investigation of small scale mining
activities in cooperation with MESD, MMD and IEC in Bgry. Dansolihon,
Cagayan de Oro City, Brgy. Mahayahay, Manticao and Brgy. Limonda,
Opol.
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OFFICE/
DIVISION/
SECTION
OFFICIAL
ANNEX - I
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU
Regional Office No. 10
Macabalan, Cagayan de Oro City
DIRECTORY OF KEY OFFICIALS (2008)
(Regional Director, Division Chiefs, Section Chiefs)
CELPHONE
NO.
TELEPHONE
NO.
FAX
NO.
E-MAIL
ADDRESS
Office of the RD Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. 9204522911 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331 jamanzanoitc@yahoo.com.au
*HEA Bernardino Z. Silvosa 9167572013 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Technical Asst. Daniel S. Belderol 9204043535 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*SDMP Liza Socorro J. Manzano 9204522911 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Legal Atty. Christine T. Uy Lu 9177121707 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Planning Carmen D. Magto 9155224446 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Economics Mary Jossel H. Dispo 9287590793 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Information Cecilia C. Tan 9277164754 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
Administrative
and Finance
Division
Osin A. Sinsuat Jr. 9165359446 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Personnel Estrella E. Onrejas (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Accounting Ghita S. Abonitalla 9187465868 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Budget Marbeth T. Beltran 9212023772 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Cashier Yvonne T. Chavez 9277455966 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Supply Susan C. Nambatac 9219925600 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331

Geosciences
Division
*Geological and
Geo-envt'l.
*Mineral
Expl.
Juanito A. Manzano, Jr.
9204522911 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
Marino B. Uncad 9182616741 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
Osin A. Sinsuat Jr. 9165359446 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
Mine Management
Division
*Mining Rights
& Licensing
Rodante B. Felina 9219783763 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Surveys Roy Ruben G. Carsula 9174844139 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
*Monitoring
& Tech.
Mining Environment
& Safety Division
*Mining Rights
Environment
*Small Scale
Mining Envt'l.
*Protection
*Mine Safety
Health
*Planning
*Economics
*Information
Nicomedes L. Cabahug
9194630478
(088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
Paul C.Salise 9179534706 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
Wilfredo A. Mahidlawon 9205406790 (088)856-1331 (088)856-1331
ANNEX I con’t.

PAP/Code
A.1
PPA/Component Activity
Statement
ANNEX II
MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU, REGION -10
ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT CY 2008
VIS-A VIS FUND UTILIZATION
JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2008
Unit of Measure
Annual
Target
Accomp
as of
Dec.
%
Accomp
Actual
Annual Fund
Allotment Utili-
zation
% Fund
Utilization
(Actual
Fund
Utilized vs
Annual
Allotment
GRAND TOTAL 4,544 4,544 100%
GAS 834 834 100%
MINERAL LANDS ADMINISTATION 2,144 2,144 100%
GEOSCIENCES DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES 1,566 1,566 100%
MINERAL LANDS
ADMINISTRATION
Mining Industry Development
Program 914 914 100%
1. Monitor/audit of approved
mining Permit areas/projects (no.) 18 19 106% 254 254
contracts/permits including
areas a) Work Program

within mineral reservations as to 0
compliance to the
implementation
b) Safety Health
Environment
of approved Work Program and and Social Programs
No. of permit
Safety, Health, Environment and areas/projects
(AEPEP, SHP, EnWP,
Socials Programs
SSM, 5 5 100% 352 351
SDMP)
2. Investigation of Complaints/ Number of complaints/
Cases/Conflicts cases/conflicts/
investigated/resolved
a) MGB 10 11 110% 137 138
b. Panel 1
3. Strenthen Multi-Partite LGUs/agencies with 2 5 250% 36 36
Monitoring System MMT operationalized
(no.)
4. Capacity Building on MRGS
laws, LGUs and other 1 1 100%
rules and regulations stakeholders training
oriented (no.)
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A.2
SSMiners trained (no.) 60 60 100% 135 135
Mineral Investment Promotion
Program 343 340 100%
1. Issuance of mining
Issued mining
contracts/permits
including areas within mineral
rights/contracts/
and permits (no.) contracts
other related permits a) Agreements/contracts 1
(FTAA, MPSA)
b) Permits (EP, ISAGP,
SSMP, 8 2 25% 50 48
MPP MPSA)
c) Others (OTP, CEMCRR/ 25 49 196% 50 50
accreditation
CoE,DR Certifications,
THP)
OTP 20 39
Accreditation 5 10
Approval of SHES Programs EWP ENDORESD 1 17 1700% 33 34
EPEP APPROVRD
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2. Assessment and identification Area assessed (no.)
of High Mineral Potential
a. Identification of Potential/
SDMP APPROVED
FMRDP ENDORSED TO
MRFC
2 2 100%
New Mineral Reservation Area Area Covered ( Has.) 2,000 2,700 135% 58 56
b. Developmental Studies and
Coordination with LGUs
conducted (no.)
Packaging for investment Reports on Market Studies
Promotion Prepared (no.)/Geologic,
c. Capacity Buildinh and Facility
for Mineral Reservation
Development and Management
Mining and Processing
Technology Studies
Reviewed (no.)
Training/Workshop
conducted/
attended/organized
coordinated
5 8 160% 75 75
32
ANNEX II con’t.
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Project (no.)
Mineral Reservation
Database
Developed (no)
3. SSM Inventory PSSMA/MB/QUARRY Sites 20 20 100% 45 45
A.3 Assessment and Clean-up of
inventories (No.)
(Legal and Illegal
Operations)
Abandoned/Inactive Mines 209 209 100%
1. Implement rehabilitation plan Measures implemented
to BAGACAY Mines (Revegetation, Construction
of drainage canal slope
stabilization/limestone
channel/berms,barns and
signages)
2. Rapid Assessment Abandoned/Inactive mines
assessed (no.)
a) Priority sites
ANNEX II con’t.

(Conduct of Rapid Appraisal
for 2 priority
Abandoned mines - Basay
Mining Corp. &
Consolidated
Mines Inc.)
b) other sites 1 1 100% 209 209 100%
3. Risk Assessment of Operatin Sites assessed (Large and 1 1 100%
and non operating mines Small scale mines)
A.4 Communication Plan for Minerals 678 681 101%
Development
243 243
1. Conduct Awareness and
Advocacy Stakeholder's Forum (no.) 4 5 125% 60 60
on Mineral Resources and Groups Participated (no.) 4 5 125% 60 60
Geosciences (MRGS) Radio/TV Guestings (no.) 12 12 100% 70 70
2. Capacity Building Program on
Press Releases/Photo
Releases Feature Stories
(no.)
Workshops/training
conducted/coordinated(no.)
12 12 100% 53 53
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MRGS (Central Office) a) MGB Personnel
b) Stakeholders
3. General/Publish/Disseminate Website established (no.) 1 1 10000% 50 53 108%
Information & IEC materials
Statistics Reports (no.) 32 30 97% 60 60 100%
Maps (no.) 15 15 100% 75 75 100%
IEC materials produced/ 120 210 175% 164 164 100%
reproduced (no.)
4. National and International Linkages coordinated (no.)
Linkages
Billboards (no.) 1 1 100% 10 10 100%
Posters (no.) 1 1 100% 10 10 100%
MRGS Reports (no.) 33 34 103% 66 66 100%
18 19
2 1
12 10
1 1
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III.B
B.1
Geosciences Development
Services 1,566 1,566 100%
Geohazard Survey and
Assessment 908 908 100%
a. Identification and Mapping of
Critical Areas
1. Field mapping and survey LGUs Assessed (no)
a. Municipality (no.) 10 10 100%
b. Barangays (no.) 80 89 112%
relocation sites identified 5 5 100%
1: 50,000 scale map (no.)
1: 10,000 scale map (no.)
Coastal marine area
covered
(Line -km)
Reports prepared (no)
ANNEX II con’t.

2.Geohazard IEC Materilas
Disseminate Maps(no) 15 15 10000%
Disseminate Posters (no)
VCDs (no)
Pamplets 500 500 100%
Signages (no)
3. Capacity building Trainings/Seminars of MGB
b. Conduct of IEC to LGUs
Tec"l Personnel (no)
1. Land areas Advisories rendered 80 89 112%
2. Coastal areas Beneficiaries
a. Municipality ( N0.) 10 10 100%
b. Barangay (no) 80 106 133%
a. Municipality (no)
b. Barangay (no)
Seminar/Workshop 2 3 150%
conducted (no)
ANNEX II con’t.
B.2 Geologic Mapping 380 381 101%

a. Geologic Quadrangle Mapping Area surveyed (has.) 30,000 30,000 100%
& Surveys Reports Prepared (no.)
b. Mineral Resources Inventory
c. Provision of Laboratory Services
Maps Produced (n0)
Technical report with map
submitted to C.O. (no)
Report with maps submitted
to
to C.O. (no)
Laboratory Samples
Analyzed :
a. Official (no) 20 51 255%
b. Private (no)
Determinations made (no) 155 255 165%
a. Petrographis (no)
b. Paleontologic (no)
c. Chemical (no)
d. Physical (no)
ANNEX II con’t.

B.3
Laboratory Equipment
Repaired (no) Laboratory
Facilities Mainteined (no)
Groundwater Resources
Assessment 278 277 100%
and Solid Waste Disposal Sites
3.1 Groundwater Resources
Vulnerability Municipalites covered (no) 1 1 100%
3.2 Solid Waste Disposal (SWD) Municipalities Covered (no) 1 1 100%
4. Miscellaneous Geological
Sewrvices
4.1 Technical Assistance Provided Investigation/Inspection
(GIR/EGGAR/SWD) Reports (No.)
Clientele Served :
ANNEX II con’t.

I. SALES OF FORMS/MAPS
ANNEX III
REVENUE COLLECTION
JANUARY TO DECEMBER, 2008
FORMS Php 175.00
MAPS 18,272.00
II. FILING AND PROCESSING EXPA
FILING AND PROCESSING EXPA 2,439,140.00
PROCESSING
III. CERTIFICATION/REGISTRATION
CERTIFICATION 125,170.00
REGISTRATION (Miscellaneous documents) 170,720.00
IV. VERIFICATION
V. OTHERS
A. P.D. 1856 10,760.00
B. CLEARANCE/PERMIT FEE 85,000.00
C. DOCKET FEE
D. APPLICATION (ORE TRANSPORT) 81,000.00
E. COVERING FEE
F. ACEMCRR 90,000.00
G. ACCREDITATION 78,000.00
H. TRANSFER FEE 468,099.24
I. PENALTY FOR LATE SUBMISSION OF REPORT
J. EXPLOSIVE FEE (ENVIRONMENTAL)
K. CERTIFIED XEROX 5,465.00
L. ELECTRICAL FEE/MECHANICAL FEE 51,500.00
M. BLASTING PERMIT
N. FOREMAN'S LICENSE
O. SAFETY ENGINEERS'S PERMIT 20,500.00
P. SAFETY INSPECTION PERMIT
Q. PROJECT FEE
R. AMENDMENT FEE
S. CHANGE OF BUSINESS NAME
T. TREASURE HUNTING
U. MEGASCOPIC ANALYSIS 69,440.00
V. MPP REGISTRATION 12,000.00
W. MPP PERMIT/APPLICATION 10,000.00
GRAND TOTAL Php3,735,241.24
72

300
250
200
150
100
50
0
GAS A-1 A-2
General Mining Industry Mineral Assessment & Communication Geohazard Geologic Groundwater
Administration Development Investment Clean-up of Plan for Survey & Mapping Resources
Services Program Promotion Abandoned / Mineral Dev. Assessment Assessment &
Program Inactive Mine Solid Waste
Disposal Site
LEGEND :
PHYSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENT CY-2008 VERSUS FUND UTILIZATION
JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2008
Fund Utilization
Accomplishment
A-3 A-4
Over all percent (%) of accomplishment - 128 %
Over all percent (%) of Fund Utilization - 100 %
B-1 B-2
B-3

ANNEX IV

125º05'
9º00'
55'
8º50'
125º00'
Bayogon
Bulwa
Riv
Bul ua Riv er
Dan goan Riv er
Kibuging
San Jose
405
Mines and Geosciences Bureau R-10
Geosciences Division
Cabug
Cabug River
San Vicente
North Poblacion
Ma-anas
Maanas River
Medina
Medina River
South Poblacion
Cabug
EXPLANATION
Maanas
Tinambulan
Minlagas
San Luis
Agay-ay
an
San Jose
River
Lunao River
Agay-ayan
Agay-ayan
Lunao
Lunao
Flood hazard susceptibility zones were dervided based on the
geomorphological analysis of landforms and the fluvial systems.
Information on flood occurences, flood depths, duration of
inundation as well as topographic information supported the
geomorphologically-based flood hazard map.
Catu-an River
05'
05'
FLOOD SUSCEPTIBILITY MAP OF
ANAKAN QUADRANGLE SHEET 4046 IV
GINGOOG RIVER
Daanlungsod
Daan Lungsod
ANAKAN
Punong Anakan
10'
Pangasihan
ODIONGAN
ODIONGAN RIVER
10'
Sta. Cruz
Panga
sihan
Creek
Odiongan
Artadi
Pangasihan
68
Pajo River
Camp Tampako
165
Artadi
Binuangan
Talisay
Candiis
85
Candiis
Tabotabo
Banigan
158
Caramilia
Consuelo
198
267
278
208
Bonifacio Aquino
Consuelo
250
268
312
252
350
157 398
258
Pag-asa
Mahayahay
516
San Vicente
286
Minlagao
205
196
Tibontibon
810
150
Tibon-tibon
MOUNT PIGLAGAYAN
230
Cabalawan
Mindulao
Abunda
Katipunan
183
292
Tina-an
188
220
629
287
237
273
Gumabon
125º15'
9º00'
55'
125º15'
8º50'
MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
BALIANGAO
PLARIDEL
LOPEZ JAENA
OROQUIETA CITY
ILIGAN CITY
MAMBAJAO
Mahinog
Catarman
Sagay Guinsiliban
Kinoguitan
Sugbongkogon
Binuangan
Lagonglong
Salay
Balingasag
Talisayan
Pangantukan
Kalilangan
Medina
GINGOOG CITY
Baliangao
Jasaan
Plaridel
Gitagum
Claveria
Alubijid
Villanueva
Libertad El Salvador
Sapang
Calamba
Dalaga
Lopez Jaena
Tagoloan
Malitbog
Ognas Opol Bayabas
OROQUIETA CITY
Initao
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
Naauan
Conception Aloran
Manticao
Liboran Damulog
Panaon
Manolo Fortich
Jimenez
Lugait Libona
Baungon
Impasugong
Sinacaban
Don Victoriano
Tudela
ILIGAN CITY
Talakag
Kauswagan
Clarin
Maigo
Bacolod
Linamon
OZAMIZ CITY
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
MALAYBALAY
Matungao Balo-i
Kapai
Bonifacio
Kolambugan
Pantao Ragat
TANGUB Tubod
MARAWI
Sungko
CITY Baroy Tangkal
Lantapan
Munai
Lala
Marantao Bubong
Aurora
Kapatagan
Karomatan
LEGEND:
Salvador
Nanungan
LANAO DEL NORTE
0 5 10
THIS AREA
Barangay
Minor Contour
Major Contour
Reef/ Coral
Provincial Boundary
Highway/ Road
Trail
River/ Creek
kilometers
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BUKIDNON
Maramag
Don Carlos
Kitaotao
Valencia San Fernando
Buko
Dancagan
Kibawe
Flood Prone Areas
Quezon
Carmen
Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU REGION 10
Macabalan, Cagayan De Oro City
BUKIDNON
DAVAO

125º05'
9º00'
55'
8º50'
125º00'
Bayogon
Bulwa
Riv
Bul ua Riv er
Dan goan Riv er
Kibuging
San Jose
405
Mines and Geosciences Bureau R-10
Geosciences Division
Cabug
Cabug River
San Vicente
North Poblacion
Ma-anas
Maanas River
Medina
Medina River
South Poblacion
Cabug
EXPLANATION
Maanas
Tinambulan
Minlagas
San Luis
Agay-ay
an
San Jose
River
Lunao River
Agay-ayan
Agay-ayan
Landslide hazard susceptibility zones were deriverd
through qualitative map combination using lithology,
geomorphology and slope gradient. GIS was used in
the map combination and subjective weights were
assigned to each unit in the parameter map.
Areas with High Susceptibility of Landslides
Lunao
Lunao
Areas with equally high probability of occurences
of mass movements particulalry rock fall, debris slides
and slumps. Very steep to nearly vertical slopes are rated
high susceptibility areas and are unsuitable for housing
and human settlement. Detailed engineering geological
and geohazard assessment is needed.
Catu-an River
05'
05'
LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY MAP OF
ANAKAN QUADRANGLE SHEET 4046 IV
Areas with Moderate Susceptibility to Landslides
Areas with moderate likehood of occurence of landslides
and are recommended for more detailed engineering
geological and geohazard assessment prior to housing
development.
Areas with None or Low Susceptibility to Landslide
Areas where the likehood of landslide occurence
is either absent or low.
GINGOOG RIVER
Daanlungsod
Daan Lungsod
ANAKAN
Punong Anakan
10'
Pangasihan
ODIONGAN
ODIONGAN RIVER
10'
Sta. Cruz
Panga
sihan
Creek
Odiongan
Artadi
Pangasihan
68
Pajo River
Camp Tampako
165
Artadi
Binuangan
Talisay
Candiis
85
Candiis
Tabotabo
Banigan
158
Caramilia
Consuelo
198
267
278
208
Bonifacio Aquino
Consuelo
250
268
312
252
350
157 398
258
Pag-asa
Mahayahay
516
San Vicente
286
Minlagao
205
196
Tibontibon
810
150
Tibon-tibon
MOUNT PIGLAGAYAN
230
Cabalawan
Mindulao
Abunda
Katipunan
183
292
Tina-an
188
220
629
287
237
273
Gumabon
125º15'
9º00'
55'
125º15'
8º50'
MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
BALIANGAO
PLARIDEL
LOPEZ JAENA
OROQUIETA CITY
ILIGAN CITY
MAMBAJAO
Mahinog
Catarman
Sagay Guinsiliban
Kinoguitan
Sugbongkogon
Binuangan
Lagonglong
Salay
Balingasag
Talisayan
Pangantukan
Kalilangan
Medina
GINGOOG CITY
Baliangao
Jasaan
Plaridel
Gitagum
Claveria
Alubijid
Villanueva
Libertad El Salvador
Sapang
Calamba
Dalaga
Lopez Jaena
Tagoloan
Malitbog
Ognas Opol Bayabas
OROQUIETA CITY
Initao
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
Naauan
Conception Aloran
Manticao
Liboran Damulog
Panaon
Manolo Fortich
Jimenez
Lugait Libona
Baungon
Impasugong
Sinacaban
Don Victoriano
Tudela
ILIGAN CITY
Talakag
Kauswagan
Clarin
Maigo
Bacolod
Linamon
OZAMIZ CITY
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
MALAYBALAY
Matungao Balo-i
Kapai
Bonifacio
Kolambugan
Pantao Ragat
TANGUB Tubod
MARAWI
Sungko
CITY Baroy Tangkal
Lantapan
Munai
Lala
Marantao Bubong
Aurora
Kapatagan
Karomatan
LEGEND:
Salvador
Nanungan
LANAO DEL NORTE
0 5 10
THIS AREA
Barangay
Minor Contour
Major Contour
Reef/ Corals
Provincial Boundary
Highway/ Road
Trails
River/ Creek
kilometers
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BUKIDNON
Maramag
Don Carlos
Kitaotao
Valencia San Fernando
Buko
Dancagan
Kibawe
Quezon
Landslide Susceptibility
None to Low
Moderate
High
Carmen
Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU REGION 10
Macabalan, Cagayan De Oro City
BUKIDNON
DAVAO

125º10'
9º10'
05'
9º00'
125º05'
Mines and Geosciences Bureau R-10
Geosciences Division
EXPLANATION
Flood hazard susceptibility zones were dervided based on the
geomorphological analysis of lands\forms and the fluvial systems.
Information on flood occurences, flood depths, duration of
inundation as well as topographic information supported the
geomorphologically-based flood hazard map.
10'
Magsaysay
47
Agipawa
10'
Damayohan
FLOOD SUSCEPTIBILITY MAP OF
MAGSAYSAY QUADRANGLE SHEET 4047 III
10
10
Bacolod
Look
100
98
San Isidro
109
Poblacion
192
Damayohan
San Isidro
100
Villa Felipa
10
297
123
38
30
100
Mount Kitomoy
200
Cabubuhan
300
100
Kibongsad
Kibungsod
Binapor
149
37
256
55
30
10
10
10
Gusoon Dako
72
Kauswagan
200
100
76
132
Tulang
Cabantian
100
10
10
Cahayagan
183
San Agustin
10
43
100
213
100
10
Baylanon
78
100
15'
15'
Bolihan
10
Tagcatong
54
Matanta
10
125º20'
9º10'
05'
125º20'
9º00'
MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
BALIANGAO
PLARIDEL
LOPEZ JAENA
OROQUIETA CITY
ILIGAN CITY
MAMBAJAO
Mahinog
Catarman
Sagay Guinsiliban
Kinoguitan
Sugbongkogon
Binuangan
Lagonglong
Salay
Balingasag
Talisayan
Pangantukan
Kalilangan
Medina
GINGOOG CITY
Baliangao
Jasaan
Plaridel
Gitagum
Claveria
Alubijid
Villanueva
Libertad El Salvador
Sapang
Calamba
Dalaga
Lopez Jaena
Tagoloan
Malitbog
Ognas Opol Bayabas
OROQUIETA CITY
Initao
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
Naauan
Conception Aloran
Manticao
Liboran Damulog
Panaon
Manolo Fortich
Jimenez
Lugait Libona
Baungon
Impasugong
Sinacaban
Don Victoriano
Tudela
ILIGAN CITY
Talakag
Kauswagan
Clarin
Maigo
Bacolod
Linamon
OZAMIZ CITY
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
MALAYBALAY
Matungao Balo-i
Kapai
Bonifacio
Kolambugan
Pantao Ragat
TANGUB Tubod
MARAWI
Sungko
CITY Baroy Tangkal
Lantapan
Munai
Lala
Marantao Bubong
Aurora
Kapatagan
Karomatan
LEGEND:
Salvador
Nanungan
LANAO DEL NORTE
Barangay
0 5 10
THIS AREA
Minor Contour
Major Contour
Reef/ Coral
Provincial Boundary
Highway/ Road
Trail
River/ Creek
kilometers
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BUKIDNON
Maramag
Don Carlos
Kitaotao
Valencia San Fernando
Buko
Dancagan
Kibawe
Flood Prone Areas
Quezon
Carmen
Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU REGION 10
Macabalan, Cagayan De Oro City
BUKIDNON
DAVAO

125º05'
9º10'
05'
9º00'
125º05'
Mines and Geosciences Bureau R-10
Geosciences Division
EXPLANATION
Landslide hazard susceptibility zones were deriverd
through qualitative map combination using lithology,
geomorphology and slope gradient. GIS was used in
the map combination and subjective weights were
assigned to each unit in the parameter map.
Areas with High Susceptibility of Landslides
Areas with equally high probability of occurences
of mass movements particulalry rock fall, debris slides
and slumps. Very steep to nearly vertical slopes are rated
high susceptibility areas and are unsuitable for housing
and human settlement. Detailed engineering geological
and geohazard assessment is needed.
10'
Magsaysay
47
Agipawa
10'
Damayohan
LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY MAP OF
MAGSAYSAY QUADRANGLE SHEET 4047 III
10
10
Bacolod
Look
100
98
San Isidro
Damayohan
109
Poblacion
San Isidro
192
100
Villa Felipa
10
297
123
38
30
100
Mount Kitomoy
200
Cabubuhan
Areas with Moderate Susceptibility to Landslides
300
100
Kibongsad
Kibungsod
Areas with moderate likehood of occurence of landslides
and are recommended for more detailed engineering
geological and geohazard assessment prior to housing
development.
Areas with None or Low Susceptibility to Landslide
Areas where the likehood of landslide occurence
is either absent or low.
Binapor
149
37
256
55
30
10
10
10
Gusoon Dako
72
Kauswagan
200
100
76
132
Tulang
Cabantian
100
10
10
Cahayagan
183
San Agustin
10
43
100
213
100
10
Baylanon
78
100
15'
15'
Bolihan
10
Tagcatong
54
Matanta
10
125º20'
9º10'
05'
125º20'
9º00'
MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
BALIANGAO
PLARIDEL
LOPEZ JAENA
OROQUIETA CITY
ILIGAN CITY
MAMBAJAO
Mahinog
Catarman
Sagay Guinsiliban
Kinoguitan
Sugbongkogon
Binuangan
Lagonglong
Salay
Balingasag
Talisayan
Pangantukan
Kalilangan
Medina
GINGOOG CITY
Baliangao
Jasaan
Plaridel
Gitagum
Claveria
Alubijid
Villanueva
Libertad El Salvador
Sapang
Calamba
Dalaga
Lopez Jaena
Tagoloan
Malitbog
Ognas Opol Bayabas
OROQUIETA CITY
Initao
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
Naauan
Conception Aloran
Manticao
Liboran Damulog
Panaon
Manolo Fortich
Jimenez
Lugait Libona
Baungon
Impasugong
Sinacaban
Don Victoriano
Tudela
ILIGAN CITY
Talakag
Kauswagan
Clarin
Maigo
Bacolod
Linamon
OZAMIZ CITY
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
MALAYBALAY
Matungao Balo-i
Kapai
Bonifacio
Kolambugan
Pantao Ragat
TANGUB Tubod
MARAWI
Sungko
CITY Baroy Tangkal
Lantapan
Munai
Lala
Marantao Bubong
Aurora
Kapatagan
Karomatan
LEGEND:
Salvador
Nanungan
LANAO DEL NORTE
0 5 10
Barangay
Minor Contour
Major Contour
Reef/ Corals
Provincial Boundary
Highway/ Road
Trails
River/ Creek
THIS AREA
kilometers
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BUKIDNON
Maramag
Don Carlos
Kitaotao
Valencia San Fernando
Buko
Dancagan
Kibawe
Quezon
Landslide Susceptibility
None to Low
Moderate
High
Carmen
Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU REGION 10
Macabalan, Cagayan De Oro City
BUKIDNON
DAVAO

ANNEX VI

MPSA
ANNEX VII
MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU REGIONAL OFFICE NO. 10
MINING TENEMENTS STATISTICS REPORT
AS OF DECEMBER 2008
FTAA
EP IP MLC/PLC/LLC SMP
SMEP MPP TOTAL
SUMMARY THIS TO THIS TO THIS TO THIS TO THIS TO THIS TO THIS TO THIS TO THIS TO
MONTH DATE MONTH DATE MONTH DATE MONTH DATE MONTH DATE MONTH DATE MONTH DATE MONTH DATE MONTH DATE
1. Under Process (pls. refer to annex "A" for details)
2. Total Approved
17 0 74 6 97
Approved and registered
Approved but for registration
6 4 5 5 5 25
3. Withdrawn 1 2 19 1 23
4. Denied/Rejected 62 1 14 4 9 90
5. Converted to other Tenement (EXPA to MPSA) (1)
6. Approved but Expired or Wholly Relinquished to Gov't. 1 2 5 8
7. Expired but with pending application for renewal 2 2
8. Transferred to other R.O. with Rightful Jurisdiction 4 4
9 Others(pls. Specify) Expired 0
TOTAL APPLICATIONS FILED 86 3 116 20 19 5 249
TOTAL AREA COVERAGE (To Date)
MPSA FTAA EPA IP MLC/PLC/LLC SMP SMEP OTHERS
1. Hectares covered by applications under process
2. Hectares covered by approved applications
41,425.1023
-
396,196.7875 85.2000
a. Registered
b. For Registration
3. Hectares covered by expired tenement (with
1,878.448
8,755.2506 67.9900 2,416.7733
application for renewal)
20.0100 36
4. Hectares covered by expired tenement
324
16.8300
Total
43,299.5503 - 405,276.0381 190.0300 2,452.7733
No application for mining rights was received during the report month.
TOTAL

MANAGEMENT
81

EARTH DAY CELEBRATION (April 17-18, 2008)
Left photo: Hon. Gov. Jesus Jurdin Romualdo of Camiguin during the launching of the Earth Day
Caravan; Right photo: LGU’s and DENR officials
IEC materials displayed during the caravan
Convergence of DENR‐MGB personnel from
Regions 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13
Convergence of Local Government Units and
DENR officials
OIC-RD Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. signs the Pledge
of Commitment for the protection of the
82

FLAG DAY CELEBRATION
MGB-10 personnel install the giant flag within MGB compound and office
DENR-10 officials with the guest speaker from
Department of Education during the launching of the
National Flag Day
MGB-10 personnel in their Filipiniana attire
83

WEBSITE LAUNCHING
Mary Jossel Dispo introduces the MGB–10 website
OIC-RD Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. gives his opening
remarks
DENR-10 RED Maximo O. Dischoso, RTD’s, MGB –
10 personnel, representatives from different sectors
and members of the Media attended the launching
of the MGB – 10 website
84

OATH TAKING CEREMONY OF MGBEA-10
Oath taking of MGBEA officers with OIC-RD Juanito A. Manzano, Jr.
Newly-elected MGBEA officers signing their
pledges after the oath taking
85

CREATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING OF REGIONAL
MINERALS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (RMDC) - 10
Honorable Misamis Oriental Goveror Oscar S.
Moreno on his inspiring message
RMDC-10 members during the organizational
meeting
1 st Regular Meeting – Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Partk, Sinacaban,
Misamis Occidental
OIC-RD and RMDC-10 Chair-Alternate Juanito
A. Manzano, Jr. presents updates on smallscale
mining operation during the 1 st regular
meeting
The participants – LGUs, mining companies,
NGA’s and the tri-media
RMDC-10 secretariat with MDC Staff and MGB
Central Office Information Officer Ms.
Rosemarie Imperial
RMDC-10 chair RED Maximo O. Dichoso with
members from the different National
Government Agencies
86

2 nd Regular Meeting – Holcim Philippines Manufacturing Corp.
RMDC-10 during the discussion of issues and concerns of mining
operations in the region
OIC-RD Manzano explains the series of events of the slope
instability of Holcim, Lugait active quarry
3 rd Regular Meeting – DENR-10 Conference Room
Creation of Task Force Opol during the 3 rd regular meeting
87

MGB 110 TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
OIC-Regional Director Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. flanked
by RTD Corazon B. Galinato (FMS), DENr-10 RED
Maximo O. Dichoso, and RTD Danilo D. Cacanindin
(ERDS), with MGBEA-10 President Liberty B. Daitia as
emcee.
MGB-10 personnel with friends from the tri-media
during the MGB 110 th anniversary celebration with the
theme “110 th Years of Championing Responsible
Mining”
55 th ANNUAL NATIONAL MINE SAFETY AND ENVIRONEMENT
CONFERENCE – Nov. 19-22, 2008
MINING SYMPOSIUM
OIC-Regional Director Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. presents his paper during the mining
symposium entitled “ Managing Landslide Risks: The Holcim-Lugait Experience”
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55 th ANNUAL NATIONAL MINE SAFETY AND ENVIRONEMENT
CONFERENCE
Photo shows the participants from the different mining sectors. At right is OIC-RD Manzano
with MGB Director Horacio C. Ramos and Engr. Michael Cabalda of Holcim Philippines
MGB-10 IEC-SDMP Unit personnel and Geologists during the mining exhibit
AWARDS NIGHT AND TESTIMONIAL DINNER
OIC-RD Manzano and IEC-SDMP Unit personnel with Holcim-Lugait VP for Operations, Engr. Lorenzo
D. Pendang,and Engr. Julius P. Baliog, MSEC Manager. At right are members of Holcim-Lugait and
Iligan Cement Corp. MRFC, MMT and SSDMPC.
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55 th ANNUAL NATIONAL MINE SAFETY AND ENVIRONEMENT
CONFERENCE
The Hon. DENR Secretary Joselito L. Atienza, Jr.
in his inspiring message during the awards night.
MGB-10 personnel with OIC-Regional Director
Juanito A. Manzano, Jr.
The PMIEA awards 2008 Best Mining Forest to Holcim-Lugait while Iligan Cement Corporation receives
2008 Safest Cement Plant and Safest Mining Operation awards.
MINERALS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL FORUM ON COMMUNICATING
RESPONSIBLE MINING
Ms. Liza Socorro J. Manzano of IEC-SDMP Unit presents her paper entitled Stakeholder’s
Communication and Consultation” during the MDC forum on Communicating Responsible Mining. At
right, MGB Regional Information Officers and DENR PAOs with Ms. Rose Imperial and Mr. Glenn Noble
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MINERALS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL FORUM ON COMMUNICATING
RESPONSIBLE MINING
During the open forum: from left is NCIP Executive Director
Helen Saflon, Ms. Liza S.J. Manzano, DENR ASEC Gerardo
V. Calderon and ASEC Geremias L. Dolino
MGB-10 WINGS 2008 ACTIVITIES
EDUCATIONAL TOUR IN BAGUIO CITY
…a briefing for the tour before entering the tunnel at Benguet Mining Corporation, Baguio City
Enjoying the tunnel train ride. Happy pose of MGB-10 WINGS at the Philippines
First and Only Mining Attraction
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MGB-10 WINGS 2008 ACTIVITIES
MGB-10 WINGS participates in the 55 th Annual Mine Safety and Environment Conference
parade in Baguio City
MGB- 10 WINGS with OIC-RD Juanito A. Manzano, Jr.
MGB-10 WINGS members presents a modern-ethnic dance number during the 55 th Annual
National Mine and Safety Environment Conference MGB Night at Camp John Hay, Baguio City
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MGB-10 WINGS 2008 ACTIVITIES
MGB-10 WINGS ANNUAL GIFT GIVING
During the preparation of the annual gift giving, MGB-10 WINGS pack rice, dry goods and used
clothing’s for the mining communities in Brgy. Awang, Misamis Oriental.
Gift giving at Barangay Awang, Opol, Misamis Oriental with the theme “Bundle of Joy 2008”:
Women in pink are MGB-10 WINGS with OIC-RD Manzano and Hon. Barangay Captain of Awang
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MINE MANAGEMENT
DIVISION
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MINE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
OTP verification at PGMC in Brgy. Boroon, Iligan City.
Stockpile of nickel ore can be seen at the background
Engr. Cabahug inspects bags of ferronickel in PGMC
Brgy. Boroon, Iligan City
A newly purchased loader was observed during the
monitoring of Emma and Caesar Casiño’s ISAG area
Gingoog City
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MINE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
The stockpiled boulders left over after screening sand and
gravel in Rowena Tamula’s ISAG permit area is an
evidence of actual extraction
A portion of Rowena Tamula’s permit area where a
transmission tower will most likely be affected if a flashflood
occurs
Monitoring the shale quarry of Iligan Cement Corporation
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MINE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
Illegal mining activities of Eddie Talaroc in Brgy. Limonda,
Opol, Misamis Oriental
Consultation with the IPs (indigenous people) in Brgy.
Limonda, Opol, Misamis Oriental
Field Investigation on the small-scale mining (SSM)
operation of Elenita Casas at Barangay Tuod, Manticao,
Misamis Oriental
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MINE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
Personnel of MGB‐10 headed by Engr Nicomedes Cabahug
confiscated illegally transported sacks of copper ores with
estimated tonnage of 20MT at the National Highway in
Opol, Misamis Oriental
Bernardino Silvosa, HEA of MGB‐10 took pictures of the ore
before loading to DENR truck for transfer to DENR‐10
compound for safe‐keeping
Investigation on the Complaint of Illegal entry of Mining
Companies/Operators into the ancestral domain in Malitbog,
Bukidnon
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Boundary conflict survey between
CEKAS & Evergrow
MINE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
Engr. Titadul conducts area verification
survey for CSAG permit application
Field assessment on the small scale mining operation of Mr. Eddie J. Talaroc located at
barangay Mahayahay, Manticao, Misamis Oriental
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MINING
ENVIRONMENT AND
SAFETY DIVISION
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MINING ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY DIVISION
Panoramic view of the abandoned quarry located at Brgy.
Maluko, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon
MMT MONITORING
MMT members listening to Engr. Salcedo discussing the
operation of High Volume Sampler for Air Quality
Monitoring.
MINING MMT monitoring ENVIRONMENT at MCCI Corp. AND operated SAFETY by PGMC. DIVISION Photo
shows on-site analysis of pH in one of the established
stations.
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RIVER MONITORING
Water sampling at Iponan River Water sampling from the Iponan River in Brgy.
Taglimao, Cagayn de Oro City
FIELD VERIFICATION/EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
WORK PROGRAMS
Small Scale Mining activity of Perfect
World Metal Mining Corp. within the
approved Exploration Permit area of
Eagle Crest Mining and Development
Corporation.
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MINING ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY DIVISION
ROUTINARY SAFETY INSPECTION
...at MCCI Corporation, Buru-un, Iligan City
…at Holcim Philippines Manufacturing Corporation – Lugait Plant
…and Iligan Cement Corporation, Iligan City
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MINING ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY DIVISION
CREATION OF MINE REHABILITATION FUND COMMITTEE
From left Mr. Noel G. Nonot of the Roman Catholic Environmental Concern Committee of
Manticao, Hon. Brgy. Captain Fabria, Hon. Mayor Lilith D. Jabla of Manticao, DENR-10 RED
Maximo O. Dichoso, MGB-10 OIC-RD Manzano, ICC VP for Operations, Engr. Ruel C. Goc and
EMB-10 RD Sabdullah Abubacar during the MOA signing of the creation of MRFC of ICC-Pozollan
Quarry in Brgy. Paniangan, Manticao, Misamis Oriental at Grand Caprice Restaurant.
ORIENTATION SEMINAR FOR THE MULTIPARTITE
MONITORING TEAM
Participants during the Orientation Seminar for the Multipartite Monitoring Team of Platinum
Group Metals Corporation at Skipper and Mates Café, Manticao, Misamis Oriental on
January 31, 2008
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MINING ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY DIVISION
SEMINAR FOR SMALL SCALE MINING COMMUNITIES
Safety & Health and Basic First Aid
Demonstration on bandaging
Lecture on geohazard
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MINING FOREST PROGRAM
Back view of Holcim Forest nursery
CBRP reforested areas intercropped with cash crops
The on-going ICC / MPCC Forest Nursery
Mahogany seedlings at ICC old nursery
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SIMPLIFIED COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT
SSMP area of Ellaine Bartome at Brgy. Digkilaan, Iligan City
SSMP of CEED Mining Corporation at Opol, Misamis Oriental
IEC on Community Development and
Management Program with the locals and
keypersons in the area
SSMP area of CEED Mining Corporation at Opol, Misamis Oriental
IEC on Responsible Small‐Scale Mining Operation
and Community Development and Management
Program
Interview with the purok presidents
Interview with Kumander Arsenio Puasan
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GEOSCIENCES
DIVISION
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GEOSCIENCES DIVISION
GEOHAZARD MAPPING and ASSESSMENT
Landslide scar in Kibuntod, Brgy. Kitambis,
Binuangan, Misamis Oriental
Outcrop of rock formations inspected during
inventory of slopes to check for susceptibility to
mass movement in the Municipality of
Kinoguitan, Misamis Oriental
Geohazard Assessment Team conducting
interviews with barangay officials in Brgy.
Kidampas, Sugbongcogon, Misamis Oriental
Soil creeping was noted along the coast of
Brgy. Mangga, Sugbongcogon, Misamis
Oriental
Steep road cut along the highway prone to rock
fall in Brgy. Pangpangon, Talisayan, Misamis
Oriental
Breached seawall along the coast of Purok 3,
Brgy. Silad, Sugbongcogon, Misamis Oriental
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GEOSCIENCES DIVISION
IEC GEOHAZARD IN EASTERN MISAMIS ORIENTAL
IEC on Basic Concepts of Geohazard and presentation of Geohazard Assessment output conducted
by MGB‐10 Geologists. Geohazard posters were also distributed to the six target municipalities.
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GEOSCIENCES DIVISION
ASSESSMENT OF SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SITES
Proposed landfill site in Purok 4, Brgy.
Panadtalan, Maramag, Bukidnon
Proposed landfill site in Brgy. San Roque,
Maramag, Bukidnon
Proposed landfill site in Purok 6, Brgy.
Panadtalan, Maramag, Bukidnon
Proposed landfill site in So. Sabacan, Brgy.
Panadtalan, Maramag, Bukidnon
GEOHAZARD IDENTIFICATION REPORT (GIR)
Geologist Agus inspecting failed slope along
the road in Hillsborough Pointe Phase IV,
Pueblo de Oro Township, Brgy. Carmen,
Cagayan de Oro City
Geologic Aide Eludo measuring
the depth of a test pit in
Bloomingdale Subd. Phase III,
Brgy. Iponan, Cagayan de Oro
City Oro City
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GEOSCIENCES DIVISION
INVESTIGATION OF SMALL-SCALE MINING ACTIVITIES
(in cooperation with MESD, MMD and IEC-SDMP Unit)
Blasting wires were observed in CEKAS smallscale
mining area in So. Balungkot, Brgy.
Dansolihon, Cagayan de Oro City
Wooden stakes indicate holes where dynamite will
be inserted prior to blasting. (CEKAS small-scale
mining area, So. Balungkot, Brgy. Dansolihon,
Cagayan de Oro City
Damaged and uprooted trees caused by road development and mining activities of CEKAS
Soil erosion was noted within the mining site of CEKAS while right photo shows a creek flowing
within the mining site
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INFORMATION EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION
STAKEHOLDER’S FORUM
Higaonon Tribal group of Brgy. Limonda, Opol,
Misamis Oriental
Presentation on the status of small-scale mining
operations in Opol
Atty. Lu, MGB-10 Legal Officer presents the
Clarificatory guidelines on small-scale mining
MGB-10 HEA Bernardino Z. Silvosa discussing
responsible mining
Datu Rommil Mansilao stressing his concern
on illegal mining during the open forum
OIC-RD Juanito A. Manzano, Jr. addressing
the concerns against mining during the
Bukidnon Environmental Summit
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INFORMATION EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION
“SALUGNAYAN” PEOPLE’S HOUR FORUM
IEC-SDMP Unit Head, Ms. Liza Socorro J. Manzano facilitates the open forum. Participants include
representatives from the large and small scale mining companies/permittees, NGO, LGU’s, IP’s,
and some DENR sectors with the presence of DENR-10 RED, MGB-10 OIC-Regional Director and
Division Chiefs
SEMINAR ON NCIP REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS AND
PROCESSES IN SECURING THE FREE PRIOR INFORMED CONSENT
FOR MINING PROJECTS
From left: MGB-10 OIC-RD Juanito A.
Manzano, Jr., NCIP-10 RD Tommie Labaon,
Hon. Gov. Oscar S. Moreno with NCIP
speakers
The participants composed of LGU’s, Large
Scale & Small Scale Mining Companies/
Permitees/ Traders, Indigenous People and trimedia.
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INFORMATION EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION
CAPABILITY BUILDING FOR MINING STAKEHOLDERS
IEC-SDMP Unit Head - Ms. Liza SJ. Manzano
during the critiquing process of the proposed
SDMP projects of MCCI Corp.
“DALAW ARAL SA MINAHAN “EDUCATIONAL PLANT TOUR
The stakeholders at Holcim Lugait Herbal
Garden
Visit at the AFO relocation site with the
community
Getting ready for the output presentation
The ceremonial tree planting at the
reforestation area of the company
The participants (Local Government of
Bukidnon with some MGB-10 personnel)
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INFORMATION EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION
IEC MATERIALS PRODUCED/REPRODUCED
Poster on responsible mining
Tarpaulins on best mining practices
MGB-10 quarterly newsletters, SDMP
primer and flier on the Office profile, with
press releases published in local
newspapers
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INFORMATION EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION
EXHIBITS DISPLAYED/CONDUCTED
SENTRO K3 (KAGALINGAN, KAISAHAN AT KALAYAAN NG BAYAN
EXHIBIT AT SM CAGAYAN
Photos on Responsible Mining in tarpaulin and rocks and minerals exhibit at SM Cagayan de Oro
SALUGNAYAN WITH THE DIFFERENT STAKEHOLDERS
MGB-10 exhibit: photos on responsible mining in tarpaulin, IEC
materials and rock samples
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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
HOLCIM PHILIPPINES MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
Provision of monthly allowance for the SDMP
scholars
Concreting of Tigbao-o Road, Lugait, Misamis Oriental
Chapel for Sitio Mapalad residents
Concreting of Tigbao-o road
Milk, Noodles & Biscuits for supplemental feeding of Day Care and elementary pupils of Lower
Talacogon – Lugait, Misamis Oriental and Sumile Elementary School at Sitio Mapalad – Dalipuga,
Iligan City
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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
ILIGAN CEMENT CORP/MINDANAO PORTLAND CEMENT CORP.
Brgy. Kiwalan residents lined up for their turn during the medical and dental
consultation. Right photo shows the CHO representatives dispensing the medicines
and vitamins for the patients.
Free Clininc and Medical Mission at Barangay
Acmac, Iligan City
Turn-over ceremony of the water system
development (water drilling) project in
Barangay Kiwalan.
Turn-over ceremony of Sibol Day Care
Center in Barangay Dalipuga, Iligan City
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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
PLATINUM GROUP METALS CORPORATION
IEC-SDMP Unit Head, Ms. Liza
Socorro J. Manzano delivers a
message to the graduates during
the graduation ceremony on
welding training.
PGMC- MCCI CORPORATION
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
CAPABILITY BUILDING
PGMC Manticao-SDMP produced 81 welders, 5 are females.
Medical Mission at Purok 13, Timoga, Buru-un, Iligan City
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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
CAPABILITY BUILDING FOR MINING COMMUNITIES
ILIGAN CEMENT CORP/MINDANAO PROTLAND CEMENT CORP.
The participants with MGB-10 IEC-SDMP Unit Staff (facilitators) and DTI-10 (speakers) during
the Organizational Development Seminar-Workshop for Livelihood Groups held at Midway,
Initao, Misamis Oriental
PLATINUM GROUP METALS CORPORATION
MGB-10 CAO- Ms. Virginia R. Verdejo
discussing strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, threats (SWOT)
Brainstorming and sharing of ideas among
the participants during the workshop
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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
PGMC - MCCI CORPORATION
Project identification for the 5-Year SDMP of PGMC MCCI Corp.at Barangay Ditukalan, Iligan
SDMP COMMITTEE ON EDUCATIONAL TOUR DURING THE
ANNUAL MINE SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE
SDMPC of Holcim and Iligan Cement Corp. joins the educational tour at Benguet Mining
Corporation during the 55 th Annual Mine Safety and Environment Conference in Baguio City
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GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT
Maintenance and protection activities at the
Regional Green Philippines Program (GPP) site
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