2009 annual report_pdf

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PARTICULARS PAGE NO. Appended Tables

Summary of Accomplishment i-iv

Introduction 1

Highlights of Performance 2

A. Land Tenure Improvement 2 1. Land Acquisition and Distribution 3 2. Leasehold Operation 6 3. Other LTI Services 7

a. Redocumentation of DNYD lands 7 b. Subdivision & redocumentation of collective CLOAs 7 c. Installation of uninstalled ARBs 7

B. Delivery of Agrarian Justice 8 1. Agrarian Legal Assistance 8 2. Adjudication of Cases 10

C. Program Beneficiaries Development 10 1. Social Infrastructure and Local Capability Building (SILCAB) 11 2. Sustainable Agribusiness and Rural Enterprise Development (SARED) 13 3. Access Facilitation and Access Enhancement (AFAE) Services 19 4. Foreign Resource Mobilization 21

D. Support to Operations 22 1. Public Relations Information and Social Marketing (PRISM) 22 2. Policy and Research Studies 25 3. Formulation of Implementing Guidelines 27 4. Managing the Publics

a. Public Assistance and Complaints Coordinating Unit b. Quick Response Operations c. Building Social Capital

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5. Managing the Bureaucracy 35 a. Integrity Development Review (IDR) b. Human Resource Development

APPENDED TABLES

TABLE NO.

TITLE

1 1a 1b 1c

Status of 1993 to 2009-Funded Survey Projects, By Region, In Hectares (Jan–Dec. 2009) Status of 1993 to 2009-Funded Survey Projects, By Province, In Hectares (Jan- Dec. 2009) Status of 1993 to 2009-Funded Survey Projects, By Region, In Hectares (As of Dec. 2009) Status of 1993 to 2009-Funded Survey Projects, By Province, In Hectares, (As of Dec. 2009)

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Claimfolders Transmitted by DAR to LBP, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Claimfolders Transmitted by DAR to LBP, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009)

3 3a 3b 3c

Land Distribution Accomplishment, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Land Distribution Accomplishment, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009) Cumulative Land Distribution Accomplishment, By Region (1972- Dec. 2009) Cumulative Land Distribution Accomplishment, By Province (1972- Dec. 2009)

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Accomplishment in Leasehold Operations, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Accomplishment in Leasehold Operations, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009) Accomplishment in Leasehold Operations, By Region (1964- Dec. 2009)

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Status of Redocumentation of DNYD Lands, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Status of Redocumentation of DNYD Lands, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009) Status of Redocumentation of DNYD Lands, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) Status of Redocumentation of DNYD Lands, By Province (As of Dec. 2009)

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Status of CY 2009-Funded Survey Projects of Collective CLOA, By Province (Jan-Dec.2009) Status of SP of Collective CLOAs By Province (As of Dec. 2009) Redocumentation of Collective CLOA, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009)

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Installation of uninstalled ARBs, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Installation of uninstalled ARBs, By Province(Jan- Dec. 2009) Installation of uninstalled ARBs, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) Installation of uninstalled ARBs, By Province(As of Dec. 2009)

8 8a 8b 8c

Accomplishment in Agrarian Legal Assistance (ALA), By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Resolution of Agrarian Law Implementation (ALI) Cases, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Resolution of Agrarian Law Implementation (ALI) Cases, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009) Ageing of Pending ALI Cases, By Region (As of Dec. 2009)

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9a 9a.1 9a.2 9b

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Accomplishment in ARB Representation Before Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Courts, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) ARB Representation in Judicial/Court Cases, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) ARB Representation in Judicial/Court Cases, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009) Ageing of Pending Judicial/Court Cases, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) ARB Representation in Quasi-Judicial Cases, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) ARB Representation in Quasi-Judicial Cases, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009)

TABLE NO.

TITLE

9b.2 Ageing of Pending Quasi-Judicial Cases, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) Accomplishment in ALA (Conciliation/Mediation of Cases), By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009)

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10a 10b

Accomplishment in Adjudication of Agrarian Cases, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Accomplishment in Adjudication of Agrarian Cases, By Province (Jan- Dec. 2009) Ageing of Pending DARAB Cases, By Region (As of Dec. 2009)

11 Number of ARCs, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) 11a Number of ARCs, By Province (As of Dec. 2009) 11b Status of Land Tenure Improvement in the ARCs, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) 11c Status of Land Tenure Improvement in the ARCs, By Province (As of Dec. 2009)

12 Summary of National ARC Connectivity Clusters, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) 13 Status of Organizations in the ARCs, By Region (As of Dec. 2009)

13a Status of Organizations in the ARCs, By Province (As of Dec. 2009) 14 Accomplishment in Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries’ (ARBs) Training, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) 15 ARC Connectivity Clusters Operationalization, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) 16 Accomplishment in Job Generation, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) 17 Development of Agri and Non-Agri Enterprises, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) 18 Accomplishment in the Provision of Marketing Assistance, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) 19

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Credit and Microfinance Program, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) On-Going Credit and Microfinance Program, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) Terminated Credit Programs, By Region (As of Dec. 2009)

20 KALAHI Farmers Centers (KFCs) Establishment/Maintenance, By Region (As of Dec. 2009) 21

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Summary of Physical Infrastructure Projects, By Type (Funded by both ARF and FAPs) As of Dec. 2009 Summary of Physical Infrastructure Projects, By Type, By Region (Funded by both ARF and FAPs)

As of Dec. 2009 22

22a Summary of Basic Social Service Facilities (Funded by FAPs) As of Dec. 2009 Status of Basic Social Services, By Type, By Region (Funded by FAPs) As of Dec. 2009

23 Accomplishment in Greater Medicare Access (GMA) Sa Bayan-Anihan, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009)

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President Diosdado Macapagal Agrarian Scholarship Program (PDMASP), By Region (As of Dec. 2009) President Diosdado Macapagal Agrarian Scholarship Program (PDMASP), By Province (As of Dec. 2009)

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Status of Foreign Resource Mobilization (As of Dec. 2009) On-Going Foreign-Assisted Projects (As of Dec. 2009)

26 26a 26b

Trainings Conducted for and Attended by DAR Personnel, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Trainings Conducted for DAR Personnel, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009) Trainings Attended by DAR Personnel, By Region (Jan- Dec. 2009)

DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORM

SUMMARY OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS January to December 2009

A. Land Tenure Improvement

Distributed 59,495 hectares of private and government-owned agricultural lands

bringing to 4.166 million hectares, the total lands distributed by DAR benefiting 2.431 million ARBs since 1972.

Placed under leasehold arrangement 12,296 hectares of agricultural lands securing the tenurial status of 5,740 ARBs in landowners’ retained areas and in areas awaiting CARP coverage. The aggregate area covered now under leasehold is 1.698 million hectares benefiting 1.196 million tenant-farmers.

Redocumented a total of 26,515 hectares of DNYD lands for subsequent payment of landowners’ compensation by the LBP.

Moduled for land survey a total of 52,513 hectares of landholdings covered by Collective CLOAs. Redocumented and registered individual titles covering 49,229 hectares previously covered by Collective CLOAs

Installed 5,808 uninstalled ARBs in 6,954 hectares of agricultural lands

B. Agrarian Justice Delivery Resolved/Disposed 68,099 cases under the agrarian legal assistance program

involving judicial, quasi-judicial, and agrarian law implementation cases

Settled/Disposed 38,603 agrarian disputes and conflicts through conciliation and mediation

Resolved 24,672 agrarian cases under the adjudication process.

C. Program Beneficiaries Development

Confirmed 13 ARCs (8 Regular and 5 SARC). Delineated 115 ARC connectivity clusters. These clusters involved 1.736 million

hectares of production area and 736,066 ARBs.

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Department of Agrarian Reform 2009 Accomplishment Report

Provided interventions to 6,246 organizations with total membership of 757,795, enabling them to operate and manage their farm, non-farm and off-farm enterprises.

Trained 155,080 ARBs on various courses in LTI, Support to Social Infrastructure and Local Capability Building, Sustainable Area-Based Rural Enterprise, and Support to Basic Social System Development.

Facilitated the preparation of agribusiness plans in ARC clusters involving 34,946 hectares of new lands covered for agribusiness.

Generated 58,698 jobs from agri-business enterprise, 39,068 jobs from new lands developed for agribusiness, and 21,995 jobs from physical infrastructure projects both FAPs and ARF.

Facilitated the development of 635 agri and non-agri products and services. Launched 334 products and services in commercial markets of which 57 products and services with approved permits from various regulatory agencies.

Facilitated the scale-up of 232 Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) involving 346 ARB organizations and 7,382 ARBs.

Facilitated the signing of 1,422 marketing contracts with agri-business firms amounting to PhP 1,393,565,210 involving 682 ARB/Peoples’ organizations and the establishment of 89 marketing centers.

Provided loan assistance amounting to PhP 2.908 billion to 233,617 ARBs as of December 2009.

Facilitated access to extension services benefiting 96,183 ARBs and Non-ARBs through the maintenance of 51 functional KALAHI Farmers’ Centers, a one-stop center for support services availment as of December 2009.

Facilitated the completion of 129 projects worth PhP 594 million. These projects comprised: 35 irrigation projects with a service area of 6,125 hectares 136 farm-to-market roads with a length of 358 kilometers 13 bridge with a length of 521 linear meters 30 pre- and post-harvest facilities

Facilitated the completion of 36 projects worth PhP 92 million. These basic social services facilities include: 2 health centers 16 potable water supply system 18 new classrooms

Facilitated enrollment to Philhealth and other health-care providers of 175,576 ARBs/ARB households

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Granted President Diosdado Macapagal Agrarian Scholarship Program to 3,139 deserving dependents of ARBs. Actual enrollees during the school year is 864.

To date, the Department generated a total of PhP 76.611 billion from various foreign donor agencies and financing institutions to beef up funds for development of ARCs. This is equivalent to 59 projects (51 completed & 8 ongoing).

D. Support Program

Conducted one (1) in-house research and policy study entitled “Case Studies on the

Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) Farmer-Beneficiaries in Selected Community-Based Forest Management (CBFM) Areas and Public A & D Lands.”

Issued six (6) Administrative Orders, to wit: a) Joint DA-DAR-DENR-DILG-DOST-CHED Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2009 - Implementing Rules and Regulations Pursuant to Executive Order 710 by the President; b) Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2009 - Audit Agenda of the Internal Audit Service (IAS) for CY2009; c) Administrative Order No. 2, Series of 2009 - Rules and Procedures governing the Acquisition and Distribution of agricultural lands under Republic Act (R.A.) No. 6657, as amended by R.A. No. 9700; d) Administrative Order No. 3, Series of 2009 - Rules and Procedures governing the Cancellation of Registered Certificates of Land Ownership Awards (CLOAs), Emancipation Patents (EPs), and other titles issued under any Agrarian Reform Program; e) Administrative Order No. 4, Series of 2009 - Rules and Regulations Implementing Section 19 of R.A. 9700 (Jurisdiction on and Referral of Agrarian Dispute); and f) Administrative Order No. 5, Series of 2009 - Implementing Rules and Regulations on Support Services Delivery under Republic Act No. 9700

Issued 16 Memorandum Circulars, to wit: a) Joint DAR-LBP Memorandum

Circular No. 1, Series of 2009 – Grassroots Microfinance in Agrarian Reform Areas (GMFA); b) Memorandum Circular No. 2, Series of 2009 – Addendum to MC. No. 9, Series of 2007, Re: Harmonizing the Implementation of Agribusiness Development Programs and Initiatives in the Department; c) Memorandum Circular No. 3, Series of 2009 – Addendum to M.C. No. 2, Series of 2008, Re: Reconstitution and Strengthening of GAD Focal Points; d) Memorandum Circular No. 4, Series of 2009 – Clarifying the Reckoning Date of the 5-year Prohibitory Period of Encumbering/Alienating Lands Acquired through Free Patent and Homestead Patent; e) Memorandum Circular No. 5, Series of 2009 – Addendum to Memorandum Circular No. 3, dated February 27, 2009 Re: Reconstitution and Strengthening of Gender and Development (GAD) Focal Points; f) Memorandum Circular No. 6, Series of 2009 – Amendment to Guidelines and Procedures in the Conduct of Training and Other Human Resource Development Related Activities for the Central and Field Offices; g) Memorandum Circular No. 7, Series of 2009 – Addendum to M.C. No. 12, Series of 2008 on the Submission of Support List for PBD Accomplishment; h) Memorandum Circular No. 8, Series of 2009 – Revised Guidelines on the Selection of Most Outstanding ARB, Most Progressive ARB Organization and Most Progressive ARC; i) Memorandum Circular No. 9, Series of 2009 – Guidelines for Conducting and Cascading the EHEM Sensitivity Seminars in all the Offices of the Department; j) Memorandum

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Circular No. 10, Series of 2009 – Rules and Regulations on Internal Whistle Blowing and Reporting k) Memorandum Circular No. 11, Series of 2009 – Implementing Policies and Guidelines on the Profiling of One Million ARBs under the ARB Database System; l) Memorandum Circular No. 12, Series of 2009 – DAR Manual on Legal Assistance; m) Memorandum Circular No. 13, Series of 2009 – Operational Guidelines for the Development of ARC Clusters; n) Memorandum Circular No. 14, Series of 2009 – Addendum to DAR Memorandum Circular No. 11, Series of 2009, entitled, Policies and Guidelines Governing the Profiling of One (1) Million Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries (ARBs) under the ARB Database System; o) Joint DAR-LBP Memorandum Circular No. 16, Series of 2009 – Amended List of Requirements for Land Transfer Processing and Payment of Landholdings Subjected to Operation Land Transfer (OLT) Pursuant to PD 27 and Executive Order (EO) 228 and Resolutions to Problems, Issues and Concerns on OLT-covered Landholdings which were already Distributed but Not Yet Documented/Paid (OLT-DNYD/DNYP) and Requirements for Lands Already Finally Surveyed, Previously Documented Per Parcellary Map Sketch Where Claimfolders are with Land Bank of the Philippines; and p) Memorandum Circular No. 17, Series of 2009 – Guidelines in the Implementation of an Enhanced Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (PME) System of DAR in accordance with Republic Act No. 9700

A total of 3,021 DAR employees participated in 145 training classes conducted or

sponsored either by the Department or other agencies.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORM

ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT January to December 2009

INTRODUCTION

The year 2009 saw the passage of Republic Act 9700, otherwise known as the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension with Reforms (CARPer) Bill. The passage, however, was not without bloodletting—so to speak—on the part of DAR and its partners. A campaign for the extension of the program was aggressively waged by the DAR and was widely supported by most sectors such as the religious, farmers, and civil society. The efforts were not for naught. On June 2009, both Houses of Congress approved the CARPer bill for another five years. And in a gesture to commemorate the historic signing of the Land Reform Code of 1963, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed the CARPer Bill into law on the same date and place her late father---President Diosdado Macapagal---signed RA 3844: August 7, 2009 in Plaridel, Bulacan. The act was a fitting tribute to the late President who championed agrarian reform during his tenure and homage to the tillers who labored fiercely to ensure the continuation of the program.

s the continuity of a fundamental provision of agrarian reform and the funds to finance it.

The CARPer Bill provides for additional funding of P150 billion over the next five years giving the DAR enough financial muscle to acquire 1 million hectares or so of agricultural lands and distribute the same to some 600,000 farmers. The new law also incorporates compulsory acquisition of private agricultural lands which is central to the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law of 1988. These bode well for the program since it ensure

07 August 2009, Plaridel, Bulacan. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo signed Republic Act 9700


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The new law also provides for a joint Congressional Oversight Committee on Agrarian Reform or COCAR to closely monitor and assess program implementation. Other essential provisions legislated include the termination of the voluntary land transfer (VLT) as a mode of land distribution primarily to eliminate prejudice against legitimate farmers, the inclusion of the principle of actual possession of awarded lands to ensure prompt installation of beneficiaries, and the revision in the computation of land values to

rs, on the other hand, continue to sustain its judicious delivery of agrarian justice and improve on the provision of socio-economic interventions at the farm level, respectively.

IGHLIGHTS OF PERFORMANCE

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nds to landless farmers and farmworkers and employment of a leasehold system on all tenanted agricultural lands in retained areas and yet to be acquired or distributed

I services are also rendered by the DAR to remedy the operational bottlenecks ncountered during the learning years of program implementation. These services

NYD) Lands; Redocumentation and Subdivision of Collective CLOAs; and Installation of Uninstalled Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries.

arrive at a fairer valuation acceptable to landowners.

Meanwhile, the DAR plodded through in program implementation specifically during the first semester of 2009. During this period, DAR’s operations in Land Tenure Improvement (LTI) were limited to VOS and VLT lands and other LTI services. This was largely due to the DAR’s compliance with the provisions of Joint Congressional Resolution No. 01 passed by Congress on December 2008 which extended the program for six months (January-June 2009) but with the exclusion of compulsory acquisition of new lands. It was only during the second half of the year when the new law was enacted and compulsory acquisition was restored to its principal role that DAR was able to make a breakthrough in land acquisition and distribution. The legal and support services secto

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Land Tenure Improvement (LTI)

The LTI component is the heart and soul of agrarian reform. It embodies the essence of agrarian reform, upholds the land-to-the-tiller concept and advances social equity. The DAR implements this component through the redistribution of private and government-owned la

lands.

Other LTeinclude: ● Redocumentation of Distributed but no yet Documented (D●●


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Land Acquisition and Distribution (LAD

Land Survey (Tables 1, 1a, 1b and 1c)

Land survey is a preparatory activity to land distribution; this activity involves the actual survey of lands to be subdivided for the generation of individual titles for identified agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs). This is being undertaken either by administration through DAR’s own survey team or by contracting private surveying

a. L

75 hectares were administered by the DAR’s survey teams. The aggregate

ers keen foresight to anticipate the ovement in the land distribution processes which in turn ensures a buffer stock

b. T and transmitted to the Land

Management Service of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources

for the ear of 20,652

R for approval. The LMS-DENR has so far approved survey plans covering 1,889,3822 hectares or 90 percent of the area

companies.

ands Moduled for Survey. For the year, the Department has moduled 26,693 hectares of newly acquired landholdings. Of these, 7,018 hectares were entered into contract by the DAR with private surveyors and the remaining 19,6

performance represents 129 percent of the 20,652 hectare-target for the year.

Historically, the DAR has consistently posted high performance rates in modeling of lands. This is largely due to the implementmof landholdings available for distribution. ransmittal/Approval of Survey Returns1. During the period under review, survey plans of 27,201 hectares were completed

(LMS-DENR) for verification

Survey Plans approved by LMS-DENR during the year covered 32,510 hectares ---- or an excess of almost 12,000 hectares (57 percent) vis-à-vis the target

and approval.

yhectares. (Figure 1)

Since 1993 the survey of lands for acquisition and distribution has been the responsibility of the DAR. Since then, the total area moduled by DAR already reached 2,366,183 hectares. Of these, survey plans covering 2,088,529 hectares or 88 percent have been transmitted to LMS-DEN

covered by survey plans already transmitted.

1 Accomplishment in Transmittal of Survey Returns and Approval of Survey Plans by LMS-DENR include hectarage

covered by survey projects funded during prior years. 2 Area covered by Survey Plans approved by LMS-DENR include both CARPable and non-CARPable areas.


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Meanwhile, to further improve efficiency in conducting land survey activities, the DAR management issued a directive to field managers to address the issue on high rate S-DENR for approval by improving the quality of the survey plans.

Claimfolders (CFs) Processing For Landowners’ Compensation

of returns of survey plans transmitted to LM

(Tables 2 and 2a)

For CY 2009, DAR processed and transmitted to Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) a total of 648 CFs covering 5,189 hectares of private agricultural lands for subsequent compensation of landowners. The bulk of the areas covered by CF transmittals during the year comprise mostly of lands voluntarily offered for sale (VOS) to the government.

Aggregate area covered by the CFs transmitted by these regions to LBP of 3,565

covered by CFs transmitted to LBP.

n Tables (3, 3a, 3b and 3c)

(Figure 2)

Across regions, Regions VI (1,655 hectares), VII (1,216 hectares) and Region V (694 hectares) account for most of the area covered by CFs transmitted to LBP.

hectares account for 69 percent of the total area

Land Distributio

a. For the Year For the period under review, the Department distributed 59,495 hectares representing 69 percent of th71 percent were private agrithrough voluntary offer to sell (VOS-7,890 hectares), voluntary land transfer (VLT-26,683 hectares), compulsory acquisition (CA-1,777 hectares), Operation Land Transfer (OLT-4,743 hectares), and lands foreclosed

e 85,762 hectare-target. Of these, 42,428 hectares or cultural lands (PAL). This comprised lands acquired

byGovernment Financial Institutions (GFIs-1,336 hectares).


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Of the total PAL distributed, 15,746 hectares (26 percent) are LBP-compensable.

The bulk of which are government-owned and KKK lands 4,875 hectares).

an reform beneficiaries (ARBs) awarded lands during the eriod totaled 43,792.

. Cumulative Accomplishment (1972-2009)

Non-PAL, on the one hand, account for 29 percent (17,067 hectares) of the total area distributed. (1 The number of agrarip

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nds combine for n aggregate of 1,916,197 hectares or 81 percent of the total PAL distributed.

The Department has already distributed a total of 4,166,023 hectares of agricultural lands to a total of 2,431,271 ARBs nationwide. The cumulative performance is 81 percent of the land distribution scope of DA5,163,751

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hectares. Approximately 57 percent (2,369,253 hectares) of the area distributed are private agricultural lands. Most of the PAL distributed comprised of VLT (733,994 hectares), VOS (607,391 hectares) and OLT lands (574,811 hectares). These laa

3 DAR’s revised land distribution scope is derived by adding the cumulative LAD accomplishment as of December 2006

and the PARC-approved LAD balance as of December 2006 of 1,337,537 hectares. The said balance was approved by PARC through Resolution No. 2006-101-02.


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Non-PAL account for 43 percent (1,796,771 hectares) of the total area distributed.

tribution accomplishment as of end of porting period is presented in Figure 5.

,789 hectares contributed 48 percent to the cumulative ccomplishment.

Figure 6 shows the cumulative land distribution accomplishment by region.

2. easehold Operation (Tables 4, 4a and 4b)

s, respectively.

igure 7)

The details on the Departments land disre Comparing regional performance in terms of volume of lands distributed, highest accomplishments were posted by Region XII (483,149 hectares), Region VIII (416,605 hectares), Region III (403,325 hectares), Region VI (372,241 hectares) and Region II (345,469 hectares). The combined area distributed by these regions of 2,020a

L For CY 2009, the Department placed a total of 12,296 hectares under leasehold benefiting 5,740 tenant-tillers. This accomplishment is equivalent to 95 percent and 88 percent of the targets for the year of 12,961 hectares and 6,545 ARB(F


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Among regions, Region V (2,117 hectares) placed the largest area under leasehold. Region X (2,084 hectares), Region IX (1,507 hectares), and Region XI (1,346 hectares) follow.

e placed under leasehold is 1,698,341 hectares involving a total of 1,196,653 ARBs.

3. Other LTI Services

OLT Lands (Tables 5, 5a, 5b and 5c)

gh peration Land Transfer (OLT) under PD 27 (3,699 hectares or 14 percent).

d OLT lands would substantially be reduced if not wiped out by the end of 2010.

b. ubdivision and Redocumentation of Collective CLOA (Tables 6, 6a and 6b)

been subdivided. Leaving a balance of 890,821 ectares yet to be subdivided.

is only 25,328 hectares, or 17 ercent of the 146,669-hectare target for the year.

c. Installation of Uninstalled ARBs (Tables 7, 7a, 7b and 7c)

Cumulative accomplishment as of the end of December 2009 in terms of hectarag

a. Redocumentation of Distributed but Not Yet Documented (DNYD) GFI and

For the period under review, a total of 26,515 hectares of DNYD lands were redocumented by the DAR for submission to and subsequent payment by the LBP. Total area redocumented during the period comprise lands foreclosed by GFIs (22,816 hectares or 86 percent) and lands previously distributed throuO This period’s accomplishment brings to 43,152 hectares4 the total area of DNYD lands already redocumented by the DAR as of the end of 2009. The performance for the year has further reduced the area for redocumentation of DNYD lands to 100,098 hectares. The DAR projects that the number of DNYD GFI an

S The Department also undertakes activities to effect subdivision and redocumentation of landholdings previously issued with Collective Certificates of Land Ownership Award (Collective CLOAs). As of December 2009, DAR has in its inventory a total of 2,205,376 hectares covered by collective CLOAs. Twenty-eight percent (28 percent) or 620,415 hectares of which comprising those distributed through VLT, distributed to farmers’ organizations and cooperatives, is not prioritized for subdivision. To date, 694,127 hectares of lands covered by collective CLOAs have alreadyh For the period under review, DAR forwarded to LMS-DENR survey returns involving 48,279 hectares for review and approval. Total area covered by survey returns approved by LMS-DENR during the year p

For the period under review, a total of 5,808 ARBs who were previously barred from entering and tilling the lands awarded to them were finally installed by the

4 This does not include 7,595 hectares which opted to shift to direct-payment scheme.


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DAR in 6,954 hectares of agricultural lands. This accomplishment is equivalent to 70 percent of the 2009 target of 8,312 ARBs. Regions VI, VIII and IV-B posted the highest accomplishments during the period with 2,133, 1,462 and 618 ARBs installed, respectively.

f 4,520 hectares of previously contentious lands have been covered as of 2009.

iments that deny the ARBs to cultivate the lands that rightfully belong to them.

. Delivery of Agrarian Justice

As of the end of 2009, the number of previously uninstalled ARBs who are now freely tilling and managing their awarded lands has reached 24,285. A total o3 The accomplishment for the year further reduced the number of uninstalled ARBs to 14,141 --- down by 63 percent from a high of 38,426 uninstalled ARBs beginning 2009. The significant performance is a testament to the DAR’s relentless efforts to remove legal and operational imped

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lves the resolution of cases by the DAR Adjudication Board or DARAB or any of its salas.

1. Agrarian Legal Assistance (Tables 8– 9c)

. Resolution of Agrarian Law Implementation (ALI) Cases (Tables 8a-8c)

the performance is juxtaposed against the funded target for the year of 28,000 cases.

Delivery of agrarian justice involves agrarian legal assistance and adjudication of cases. Agrarian legal assistance involves the resolution of agrarian law implementation (ALI) cases, representation of ARBs by a corps of DAR lawyers before judicial and quasi-judicial bodies and provision of alternative dispute resolution services such as mediation and conciliation. Adjudication of cases, on the one hand, invo

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From January to December 2009, the DAR was able to render administrative decision to a total of 47,824 ALI cases. These involve cases on exemption from CARP coverage, land use conversion and exercise of landowners’ retention rights. Against the caseload for CY 2009 of 49,393 cases, the performance translates to a high resolution rate of 97 percent. An even higher resolution rate of 171 percent is realized if


Among regions, Region V has the highest number of ALI cases resolved during the period under review (6,145 cases). CARAGA and Region VI follow with 5,525 cases and 5,006 cases resolved, respectively.

b. ARB Representation Before Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Courts

During the period under review, the DAR has a caseload of 23,343 cases. These

include the number of pending cases as of end of 2008 (3,524 cases) and the 19,819 cases received in 2009. The DAR lawyers represented ARBs in these cases before judicial and quasi-judicial bodies and were able to dispose or submit for resolution 20,275 cases or 87 percent of the caseload. Cases before quasi-judicial bodies account for most of the cases disposed during the year--- 19,151 cases or 94 percent of the total cases disposed. Cases disposed before judicial courts, on the other hand, totaled 1,124 cases or 6 percent.

Against the funded target for the year of 12,400 cases, the DAR posted a high

resolution rate of 164 percent. The year also saw a further decrease in the number of pending cases for disposition. By the end of 2009, the number of pending cases stood at 3,068. A decline of almost 13 percent compared to the 3,524 cases pending at the onset of the quarter under review.

Overall, despite the operational, manpower and financial impediments that hamper the speedy resolution of cases, the Department did well in this program. As of the end of 2009, the DAR is yet to resolve a total of 4,637 cases comprising 1,569 ALI cases, 856 judicial cases and 2,212 quasi-judicial cases. This reflects a 14 percent decrease in number of pending cases compared with last year’s pending cases of 5,362 cases, despite the operational, manpower and financial impediments that threaten to hamper performance of DAR’s legal sector. In addition to this, it should be noted that close to 76 percent (5,362, cases) of the pending cases fall within the category of “Below 1 Year.” This may be attributed to the policy thrusts of: (1) aggressively pursuing alternative dispute resolution; (2) prioritization of flashpoint and urgent cases; and (3) pursuing zero-backlog in the resolution of cases or reduction of pending cases by at least 50 percent per year.

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Another type of legal assistance provided by DAR legal and para-legal officers is the provision of alternative dispute resolution services, or mediation and conciliation. Under this scheme, efforts were earnestly pursued by the DAR to persuade contending parties to settle their disputes amicably, thereby reducing the number of agrarian-related conflicts maturing into court cases. During the period under review, a total of 38,603 disputes involving 41,931 ARBs were settled through the conciliation efforts of the DAR. In this area, DAR achieved a resounding 100 percent resolution rate during the year under review.

2. Adjudication of Cases (Tables 10-10b).

At the start of the year, a total of 9,519 cases were pending at the DARAB and its salas. An additional 24,031 cases were received during period under review bringing a total caseload of 33,550 for resolution. Of these, a total of 24,672 cases were resolved for a modest resolution rate of 74 percent vis-à-vis the caseload. Compared with the target for year of 17,000 cases, this accomplishment is equivalent to 145 percent. Among regions, Region VI posted the highest accomplishment in terms of number of cases resolved/adjudicated (5,036 cases). Next in rank are: Region III (3,890 cases), Region VII (2,701 cases) and Region X (1,949 cases), respectively. Accomplishment during this period brings to 345,535 cases the total number of cases as of December 2009. This account for 97 percent of the total caseload of 354,413 cases. This leaves DARAB with 8,878 cases yet to be resolved.

C. Program Beneficiaries Development (PBD)

In tandem with the redistribution of agricultural lands, delivery of support services to ARBs are undertaken to empower ARBs, provide them access to physical and socio-economic infrastructures and ensure sustainable productivity of awarded lands. PBD is distinctly categorized in accordance with the services provided, to wit: 1) Social Infrastructure and Local Capability Building (SILCAB); 2) Sustainable Agribusiness and Rural Enterprise Development (SARED); and 3) Access Facilitation and Access Enhancement (AFAE).

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1. Social Infrastructure and Local Capacity Building (SILCAB)

a. Institutional Development Interventions

a.1 Agrarian Reform Community (ARC) Development 5(Tables 11, 11a, 11b,

and 11c)

The DAR adopted the development of agrarian reform communities (ARC) in 1993 to serve as focal points in the countryside where government and other stakeholders may focus resources and services. It was a key strategy so as not to over extend available resources for rural development and accelerate economic growth in rural areas through a holistic, people-centered, and area focused approach in community development.

From January to December 2009, eight regular ARCs and five strategic ARCs were launched6. In addition, three existing ARCs were expanded. These are: Kamada in Region X and Ulamian and Batiocan both in Region XII. These 13

new ARCs SARCs cover additional 4,305 ARBs in 45 barangays in Regions III, V, VIII and XII. While the three expanded ARCs cover additional 1,410 ARBs in 5 barangays in Regions X and XII.

To date, a total of 2,113 ARCs have already been

launched, covering a total of 9,181 barangays in 1,269 municipalities nationwide.

These ARCs have a total land distribution scope of 2,188,401 hectares of which 89 percent equivalent to 1,946,065 hectares were distributed to 1,100,352 ARBs.

In addition to this, 298,360 hectares, involving 201,943 ARBs, were placed under leasehold.

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a.2 Agrarian Reform Community Connectivity Clusters (ARCCs) (Table 12)

The Department also implemented the ARC Connectivity Clusters to reach out to a greater number of ARBs, especially those that are in non-ARCs barangays. The clustering of one or more ARCs and the nearby barangays is seen as a cost-saving strategy wherein a bigger group of ARBs benefit from the interventions already in place in ARCs within the clustered communities.

The ARC within a cluster shall perform on an individual or collective basis with new expanded roles such as: 1) trading or marketing centers; 2) primary/secondary processing centers; 3) service centers for warehousing and repair of agricultural equipment, banking and credit; and 4) research and development, and extension and learning centers.

As of December 2009, 115 ARC connectivity clusters involving 1,736,268 hectares of production area have been identified and confirmed nationwide. The total number of farmers who will benefit from these ARCCs is 1,362,955, 54 percent of which (736,066) comprise ARBs. To date, 80 agribusiness plans and 44 cluster plans have already been drawn.7

b. Capacity Development of ARBs and ARB Organization

b.1 ARB Membership in Organizations 8 (Tables 13 and 13a)

The Department designed a policy framework to help farmers become organized so that the delivery of services could be channeled through the various types of farmer organizations or groups. The benefits that farmers derive from an organization include access to support services such as credit, marketing assistance and extension programs aimed at improving their socio-economic conditions. As of December 2009, the number of organizations being assisted by DAR totaled 6,246 organizations with total membership of 757,795. Number of ARB-members of 444,362, is equivalent to 59 percent of the total number of members. These ARB-members represent 18 percent of the total number of ARBs already awarded lands. Thus, posting a huge challenge for DAR to cover the remaining 72 percent on top of the landless farmers yet to be awarded lands. It is hoped that with the paradigm shift in agrarian reform wherein LTI and PBD activities are to be integrated, more ARBs would be joining farmers’ organizations.

7 Refers to the number of ARC Connectivity Cluster Plans and Development plans received and evaluated by the Project

Development and Management Service 8 Includes ARMM.


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Meanwhile, the agri-based farmers’ organizations/cooperatives have accumulated capital build-up amounting to PhP2.02 billion and mobilized savings amounting to PhP967 million. Their combined assets are valued at PhP11.18 billion, while their combined liabilities stood at PhP9.38 billion. Thus, yielding a positive net worth of PhP1.80 billion.

b.2 Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Training (Table 14)

The Department continues to provide various training programs to ARBs in partnership with government and non-government agencies. These trainings are categorized into four major components, to wit: ● Information and Education Support to Land Tenure Improvement (LTI); ● Information and Education Support to Social Infrastructure and Local

Capability Building (SILCAB); ● Information and Education Support to Sustainable Agribusiness and Rural

Enterprise Development (SARED); and ● Information and Education Support to Basic Social System Development

(BSSD). These information and education drive aims to develop and improve the skills and capabilities of ARBs in relation to their farm activities as well as learn other livelihood alternatives. For the year,9 33,831 ARBs from 1,603 farmers’ organizations in 1,232 ARCs attended these training programs.

2. Sustainable Agribusiness and Rural Enterprise Development (SARED)

This component plays a critical role in uplifting the socio-economic well-being of the ARBs by improving the productivity and household income of the ARBs /ARB households through the following: a. Promotion of the Development of New Agribusiness Lands in the ARCs and

Non-ARCs

ARC Connectivity Clusters Operationalization (Table 15)

This is a mechanism to enhance ARC connectivity through capacity building, information and learning exchange, federation and alliance building, complementation and integration of development initiatives and projects between and among DAR and interest groups. During the year, a total of 57,385 hectares was tapped by DAR for agribusiness development. The area identified shall be the focus of complementation of resources of concerned CARP Implementing Agencies (CIAs). Congruent to this, a total of 391 agribusiness ventures are in start-up phase serving 17,609 ARBs and 4,432 non-ARBs.

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Meanwhile, to further strengthen the operationalization of the ARC Clusters, the Department has issued MC 13, Series of 2009. The MC basically provides field implementers a common and clear understanding of the criteria/considerations for the delineation and development of ARC clusters and on the content/framework of the ARC Development Plans.

Job Generation (Table 16)

Aligned with the PGMAs Ten-Point Agenda, some of DAR’s programs/projects, i.e., rural infrastructure projects, credit & micro-finance, and agri-business & enterprise development, generate jobs in the countryside. During the year, a total of 172,041 jobs were generated by the Department from the following: Credit - 52,280 jobs Agribusiness and enterprises - 58,402 jobs New lands developed for agribusiness - 39,068 jobs Physical infrastructure - 21,995 jobs

b. Development of Agri and Non-Agri Enterprises (Table 17)

To empower and transform the ARBs become progressive entrepreneurs and to promote economic growth in the countryside, the DAR employs the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) development strategy. Provision of technical assistance and extension services were also extended to ARBs to capacitate them with skills and knowledge towards producing quality and competitive products and services. With DAR’s intervention, ARB/ARB organizations developed 635 new products and services during the year. Of which, 334 products (52 percent) were launched in commercial markets, including 57 products/services which earned permits from key regulatory agencies such as the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and Bureau of Food and Drug (BFAD). Also during the year, DAR was instrumental in scaling-up 232 MSMEs. These MSMEs involve 346 ARB organizations and 7,382 ARBs.

c. Provision of Marketing Assistance - (Table 18)

DAR also provides marketing assistance to the ARBs/ARB organizations and ARCs to further enhance the marketability of their products and services. This package of assistance is embodied under the program dubbed as Marketing Assistance Program (MAP). Through MAP, ARBs are given technical assistance in the form of product research, development and packaging to improve the quality of their products. In addition, DAR also provides venues for linking ARB/ARC with both prospective agri-investors and other big product purchasers.

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The DAR also undertakes the following to promote ARB products:

1. Participation/conduct of Trade Fairs

The Department initiates the conduct of trade fairs and exhibits in coordination with other government agencies to promote and introduce the ARC products in the market. One of which is the 2009 Agraryo Trade Fair with the theme “Enterprising ARCs: Creating Jobs, Empowering Farmers, and Ensuring Food Security.” The event, which was held on June 1-5, 2009 at the SM Mega Trade Hall in Mandaluyong, was spearheaded by the Philippine Fruits and Vegetables Industries Inc. (PhilFruits), Agrarian Reform Enterprise Development Program (AREDP) and Bureau of Agraian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD). ARB/ARC products nationwide were showcased in the said trade fair The Marketing Assistance Program of the Department resulted to forging of 1,422 marketing contracts between 682 ARBs/ARB organizations and agri-buyers. This involved total negotiated sales of PhP1.394 billion

2. Establishment of Marketing Centers

The Department also facilitates the establishment of marketing centers primarily to help the farmers promote ARC products through out the country.

For the year, a total of 89 marketing centers were established nationwide. As a showcase, the Department allocated and renovated a portion of the Annex Building of the DAR Central Office in coordination with the PhilFruits to display as well as sell a variety of ARC products.

d. Provision of Credit/Microfinance Assistance (Tables 19, 19a and 19b)

The DAR has completed several credit programs and many ARBs have already availed of loans through its various loan conduits. These include the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) and the National Confederation of Cooperatives (NATCCO). Formerly, the DAR also extended credit assistance in partnership with the Technology and Livelihood Resource Center (TLRC), National Livelihood Support Fund (NLSF), Kaunlaran ng Magsasaka, Inc. (KMI) and Quedancor. As of December 2009, a total amount of loan released already reached PhP2.909 billion. This has funded 1,628 projects that benefited 233,617 ARBs.

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The following are the on-going credit programs accessed by the ARBs: 1. Credit Assistance Program for Program Beneficiaries Development (CAP-

PBD) -Window III The CAP-PBD, which is an extension of the previous CAP-PBD Windows I

and II, is a special lending window specifically for ARB cooperatives. This credit program aims to extend credit assistance for working capital, farm production, and acquisition of pre- and post harvest equipment.

As of December 2009, a total of PhP30.320 million has been accessed by 43 cooperatives to fund 49 projects. Total number of ARBs benefited is 1,766 ARBs.

2. Microfinance Innovations in Cooperatives (MICOOP)

The MICOOP was established by the National Confederation of Cooperatives (NATCCO) in 2006. It was launched as a special project that intends to extend the reach of cooperatives’ microfinance services to the poorest of the poor who desire to engage in micro, small and medium enterprises but have no access to formal lending institutions. The project employs a scheme wherein NATCCO partners with a viable cooperative which will put up new branches or satellite offices in areas with high incidence of poverty. Two partnership options are available: (1) build-operate-adapt-transfer (BOAT); and (2) 50-50 partnership scheme. To date, there are nine 9 cooperatives covered by this project. (Figure 11) The combined outstanding loan of these cooperatives as of end of December 2009 stands at PhP53.98 million. A total of 7,560 ARBs have so far benefited from this project.

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3. Micro-Agri Loan Product (MALP)

The MALP is a multi-platform approach in micro finance delivery. The program, which started in December 2008, seeks to provide sustainable credit access to ARBs by developing various micro-agri loan products channeled through ARC cooperatives, bank–assisted cooperatives and countryside financial institutions. The MALP, likewise, provides capacity building interventions to conduits to enhance their skills in the areas of market assessment, product operations review, product manual development, coaching, pilot testing and product roll out.

The pilot implementation has so far covered three (3) cooperatives and total amount availed has reached PhP12.181 million benefiting 1,323 ARBs.

4. DAR-Center for Agriculture and Rural Development, Inc. (DAR-CARD)

In June 2008, DAR forged partnership with the Center for Agriculture and Rural Development (CARD), Inc. to implement the Microfinance Capacity Development Program for 12 Partner Organizations. To date, this joint project is being implemented in 9 provinces, namely: Ilocos Norte, Isabela, Cagayan, Aklan, Iloilo, Bohol, Misamis Occidental, Agusan Sur and Surigao del Sur. A total of PhP 8.464 million in form of loan has been released through this partnership. This benefited 2,074 ARBs.

e. Operationalization of KALAHI Farmers’ Centers (KFCs) (Table 20)

To ensure the delivery of support services in the countryside, the government adopted a program known as Kapit-Bisig Laban Sa Kahirapan (KALAHI). KALAHI was launched in 2001. It was anchored on the Medium-Term Development Plan (2001-2004) and uses the convergence of resources, programs and projects, stakeholders and sectors as key ingredients for poverty reduction.

DAR, as one of the agencies tasked to implement the program, collaborated with partner-agencies in establishing and operationalizing KALAHI Farmers’ Centers (KFCs) --- one-stop-shop centers where information on various basic social services provided by different government agencies involved in rural development may be easily accessed. As of December 2009, a total of 97 KFCs were launched, 51 of which are fully functional. These KFCs have so far served a total of 96,183 clients, comprising 66,025 ARBs and 30,158 non-ARBs.

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f. ARB Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Development Program (AREDP) 10

One of the 10-point agenda of the government is to have agribusiness cluster initiatives to spur economic activities and generate more jobs in the country. In response to this agenda, the Department launched ARB Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Development Program (AREDP) in partnership with its corporate arm, PhilFruits. The objectives of this program are: to establish sustainable value-adding agri-based enterprises; and to engage in the development and expansion of local and foreign markets for

high-quality processed agricultural products.

Highlights of accomplishments per project implemented under this program are as follows:

Sustainable Integrated Coconut Area Development (SICAD) Project

This project aims to transform small ARBs/farmers in nine provinces from agricultural producers into agribusiness entrepreneurs. This project is implemented in nine provinces: Quezon, Albay, Sorsogon, Biliran, Leyte, Southern Leyte, Misamis Oriental, Davao Oriental and Surigao del Norte. The components of this project are:

enterprise development; capability building/technology trainings (e.g. processing/agri-production

technology, organizational strengthening, etc.); and replanting and intercropping.

For the period under review, 4 enterprises were developed. These enterprises were also able to generate 296 jobs.

Pineapple Growership (PineappleGrow) Project

For the period under review, a total of 552 hectares were planted to pineapple out of the 646.22 hectares contracted for growing pineapple. This brings to 1,737 hectares the total area covered by the project since 2007.

Sugarcane Growership (SugarGrow) Project

Muscovado Sugar Production and Processing Project – 54 tons of

muscovado sugar were produced and delivered to Upland Marketing Foundation, Inc. at PhP38.00/kilo with sugarcane feedstock from 84 hectares of ARB lands.

Sugarcane Bio-E Project with Seaoil /Fuel, Inc.

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This project is a partnership between DAR-AREDP and SeaOil/Fuel Inc. which assists sugarcane ARBs/farmers in supplying sugarcane as feedstock to ethanol and power cogeneration plants. A Memorandum of Understanding between DAR-AREDP and Sea Oil/Fuel Inc. has already been prepared and finalized for the purpose. For the period under review, a total of 27,072 hectares of ARB farms in Negros Occidental (13,076 hectares) and South Bukidnon (13,996 hectares) have been identified as source of sugar cane for the project.

Grain Production System for Food Security

This project is in compliance with the government’s initiative to improve and sustain food security in the country. For the period under review, a total of 200 hectares in Sitio Amulungan, Rizal Santiago City, Isabela were planted to rice.

Comprehensive Livelihood Emergency Employment Program (CLEEP)

Three new projects under CLEEP were initiated in compliance with the government’s directive to eradicate unemployment problems due to the global recession. These are: Pineapple Fruit Processing Project, Coco Sugar Production Project and Organic Production Project.

3. Access Facilitation and Access Enhancement (AFAE) Services

a. Provision of Physical Infrastructure (Both Locally-Funded Projects and Foreign-Assisted Projects) (Tables 21, 21a and 21b)

Accessibility and availability of physical infrastructure facilities are among the key factors for spurring and sustaining economic growth at the countryside. These infrastructure facilities are instrumental in triggering a progressive economic climate and prosperity at the grassroot level.

The Department through the Support Services Office facilitates the provision of and enhancement of ARBs access to rural infrastructure facilities to boost their farm productivity and increase their income.

For CY 2009, the Department provided 215 projects with an aggregate cost of PhP1.156 billion funded by both Official Development Assistance (ODA) and Agrarian Reform Fund (ARF) in the ARCs. These projects include

● 136 farm-to-market road projects with a total stretch of 358 kilometers (PhP734 million);

● 13 bridges with a total length of 521 kilometers (PhP100 million) ● 35 irrigation systems with a total service area of 6,125 hectares (PhP313

million); ● 30 units of pre- and post-harvest-facilities (Php 8 million); and ● 1 multi-purpose building (Php 1 million).

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As of December 2009, a total of 8,551 projects worth PhP23,265 million were already made accessible to ARBs/ARCs through DAR’s facilitation. On top of this, another 144 projects worth PhP1,329 million are in various stage of project completion. These included: 102 irrigation systems with a service area of 19,648 hectares; 30 FMRs with a total length of 137 kilometers; 11 bridges with a total length of 440 linear meters and 1 flood control structure.

b. Provision of Basic Social Services (BSS) (Tables 22 and 22a)

Under this program, the Department facilitates the provision of basic social services to ARBs in ARC barangays. These basic social services play a vital role in ensuring economic growth and reducing poverty among the target beneficiaries. These basic social services include education, health, population and reproductive health, and water supply.

As of December 2009, a total of 1,860 projects worth PhP3.404 billion were provided in the ARCs. The various projects include the construction and rehabilitation of: 195 health centers with project cost of PhP101 million; 1,015 units of potable water supply worth PhP1.290 billion; 17 rural electrification projects covering 22 kilometers with a total cost of

PhP22 million; 956 classrooms worth PhP363 million; and 674 solar power technology worth PhP1.628 billion

c. Greater Medicare Access (GMA) Sa Bayan-Anihan (Table 23)

Health concerns of rural communities are of paramount importance to the government. Good health is a vital factor in sustaining the gains of rural development. To address the health concern in the countryside, the Department entered into an agreement with the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) for the implementation of Greater Medicare Access Sa Bayan-Anihan. Three models are available for the ARBs to choose from depending on their needs and capacity, namely: DAR Agraryong Pangkalusugan - this is a community-based program that

aims to provide quality and affordable health support to ARBs. Farmers’ cooperatives and organizations are tapped as conduit in the provision of health care services.

Advocacy On Sponsored Program for Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries - aims to

cover a greater number of ARB-enrollees and non-ARBs as well. Active participation and support of the local government units (LGUs) in the implementation of this program is significant and political will of sectors concerned is a key factor to its success. LGUs coordinate with healthcare providers to facilitate the enrollment of their constituents.

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Advocacy on Individually Paying Program (IPP) of Philhealth for Agrarian

Reform Beneficiaries - Cooperative ARB-members with capability to pay their respective health insurance premiums are encourage to enroll under this model.

During the year, DAR facilitated the enrolment of 175,576 ARBs with PhilHealth. This is a 255 percent accomplishment rate compared with the target for the year of 68,976 ARB-enrollees.

d. Other Support Services Provided

President Diosdado Macapagal Agrarian Reform Scholarship Program (PDMASP) - (Table 24, 24a)

PDMASP is another support services delivery program implemented by DAR in partnership with state colleges and universities. The program provides scholarship grants to deserving children, grandchildren and wards of agrarian beneficiaries, who in the very near future are foreseen to manage or help in managing the lands awarded to their ascendants. This program, which was launched in 2003, seeks to:

Develop a pool of well-educated and trained people and dependents of agrarian reform beneficiaries who will eventually assume the responsibility of working and making productive the lands awarded to them under CARP; and

Produce scholars who will also serve as agents of change to assist the government in the development and modernization of agriculture and in improving the quality of life in the rural communities.

As of December 2009, 1,738 grantees or 55 percent of the total PDMASP scholarship grantees of 3,139 have already graduated from different colleges and universities nationwide. For SY 2009-2010, a total of 864 enrollees are still with the program. The region with the highest number of remaining scholars are Region VI (378), Region V (334), ARMM (307), Region III (275) and Region II (240).

4. Foreign Resource Mobilization (Tables 25 and 25a)

Under this program, the Department provides support services to ARCs using the funds from Overseas Development Assistance (ODA). The funds provided to the Department are in the form of loans or grants primarily to promote sustainable social and economic development and welfare. The ODA is contracted with governments of foreign countries with whom the Government of the Philippines (GOP) has diplomatic and trade relations or bilateral agreements and/or are members of the United Nations.

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As of December 2009, the Department’s total development intervention in the ARCs amounted to PhP76.611 billion. Of the total amount, PhP57.337 billion or 74 percent came from multilateral and bilateral institutions. The remaining PhP19.233 billion or 26 percent comprise GOP-counterpart. The funds have so far financed 51 completed and 8 on-going projects. On top of this, 25 projects with combined costs of PhP27.667 billion are in various stages of evaluation.

The 8 ongoing projects worth Php 43.087 billion or cover 412 ARCs nationwide. The ongoing projects include the three huge projects namely: Agrarian Reform Infrastructure Support Project Phase III (PhP7.965 billion); Agrarian Reform Communities Project Phase II (PhP8.647 billion); and Tulay ng Pangulo Para sa Kaunlarang Pang-Agraryo (PhP18.474 billion).

D. Support to Operations

1. Public Relations Information and Social Marketing (PRISM)

The DAR’s Public Relations Information and Social Marketing (PRISM) program aims to promote CARP as the government’s tool to reduce poverty and stimulate rural economic development. It also seeks to educate the public, build alliance with CARP’s critics and strengthen linkages among its stakeholders utilizing the three forms of media: print, broadcast and cyber-media.

During CY 2009, DAR’s public relations and social marketing activities were mostly focused on disseminating the CARPER bill (RA 9700) which was passed in August 2009. Efforts to continuously propagate the milestones and events of the program were undertaken to keep the public abreast on the latest developments on CARP.

a. Print Media

Media Releases DAR makes use of the print media as one of its conduits in disseminating information about DAR and CARP. For CY 2009, the DAR, through the Public Affairs Staff (PAS) published 196 news stories, 18 feature articles/success stories, 37 advertorials and 78 photo releases. Most published news stories during the year pertained to the signing of the CARPer Bill (R.A.9700), launching of the P1.2-B projects in Region III, the distribution of agricultural lands to 629 farmers in Occidental Mindoro and of the Arroyo lands in Negros Occidental, 20-year CARP accomplishments, the Php8.6-B support to agrarian reform by the Asian Development Bank-Agrarian Reform Communities Project II (ADB-ARCP II), and Sec. Pangandaman’s statement on DAR’s preparedness to distribute Hacienda Luisita. Given all the challenges that the Department went through during the year, it nevertheless received a net positive rating of readership utilization. Based on media analysis and trending, DAR fared well in terms of its information drive with national dailies carrying 737 favorable stories against 181 unfavorable

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reports. To maintain a good image and relationship with the public and media, DAR takes cognizance of the comments and observations posed against it. PAS addresses these concerns by responding to it squarely or holding a press conference, if necessary.

DAR Publications The DAR produces printed materials which help the public better understand and appreciate CARP. These materials include: pamphlets on R.A. 6657, R.A. 6389 and R.A.3844; and Primers on DAR and CARP. These materials are frequently requested by students and walk-in researcher for their information needs. With the signing of the CARPer law, the PAS also caused the printing in pamphlet version of R.A. 9700 and the 2009 DARAB Rules of Procedure, which amended the 2003 DAR Adjudication Board Rules of Procedure. PAS also publishes DyaryoDAR, the Department’s bi-monthly newsletter which caters to the information needs of the DAR employees and Landmarks, a magazine-type reading material which features various aspects of the Philippine countryside to contextualize the environment through which CARP is being implemented. Landmarks is published quarterly. During the year, DAR distributed a total of 14,383 informational materials nationwide. In addition to the above-cited regular publications and line with its advocacy on the CARP extension bill, the Department produced advertorials and success stories on CARP involving ARBs, farmers’ organizations and ARCs. Advertorials were also published in Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philippine Star and Manila Bulletin mostly highlighting success in program implementation.

b. Broadcast Media

DAR maximizes the role of broadcast media via TV and radio guestings of the DAR Secretary and its officials and through production of CARP and DAR press materials for broadcast. During the year, Secretary Nasser Pangandaman and other DAR officials guested in eight (8) radio stations and four (4) TV stations. Topics discussed included the CARPER bill, support services programs and projects implemented by DAR, DAR Foreign-Assisted Projects, CARP and DAR’s budget and accomplishments, among others. The broadcast media stations involved were: DZRH, DWDD, DZRJ, DZMM, RMN-DZXL, DWIZ, DZRB and DZBB; and CS9, NBN-4, IBC 13 and GMA-7. During the period under review, the DAR also facilitated the airing of 107 radio and 59 TV CARP-related releases to various radio and TV stations.

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c. Cyber-Media

The DAR also maintains its own website: www.dar.gov.ph. Readily accessible in the website are news and updates on DAR and CARP, including profiles and updates of programs and projects it implements, directory of officials, success stories of ARBs, ARB organizations and ARCs. The public may also send their queries and comments to [email protected].

Special Projects

As DAR’s information center, the PAS continuously coordinates with various offices to carry out activities that would broaden its audience-base.

Specifically, the PAS spearheaded the signing of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo of the CARPER bill last August 7, in Plaridel, Bulacan. The activity was occasioned on the eve of the 46th anniversary of the signing by Pres. Diosdado Macapagal of the Agricultural Land Reform Code in 1965.

Other activities conducted during the year, include:

Campus orientations on CARP; Three-day assessment and writeshop on Process Documentation of the 2009 Awards and

Recognition Program for ARBs, ARB Organization and ARCs; Photo exhibits of PAS’ collection of photos and memorabilia to showcase the many facets

of the CARP; and Pasyal Bukid with the media in Carretunan Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Batac ARC

Communication Research

The PAS monitors all CARP related articles and commentaries, agricultural and other related issues in broadsheets, tabloids and TV and radio news programs daily. The materials gathered are compiled and distributed to all offices at the DAR Central Office and DAR Field Offices. This activity is undertaken primarily to immediately identify and respond to issues involving DAR and CARP; and secondly, to apprise the DAR officials and personnel on matters pertaining to the program. From January to December, the PAS Monitoring Team were able to compile and disseminate 1,428 agrarian related news items in print media while 46 TV and 92 radio related issues. Communication Networking At the field level, PRISM activities are also extensively conducted by the Provincial and Regional Information Officers (P/RIOs). They have been replicating public relations and social marketing work at the community level, being instrumental in organizing public fora on CARP extension as well as forwarding valuable information from the field to DAR. During the period in review, the information officers, aside from their regular functions, creatively came up with special activities that would stir the public’s interest on CARP. Among these include: Pasyal Bukid

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and ARC visits with media people, harvest festivals, on-line blogging, web-site development, and the printing of CARP 21st anniversary postcard.

2. Policy and Research Studies

Policy and research studies are being undertaken to provide the DAR management empirical data and information on CARP implementation at the community level. Results of these are used as inputs for planning and policy formulation.

For CY 2009, the Department through the Policy and Strategic Research Service (PSRS) completed one in-house study entitled: “Case Studies on the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) Farmer-Beneficiaries in Selected Community-Based Forest Management (CBFM) Areas and Public A & D Lands.” The study aims to assess the results of project interventions provided in selected CBFM areas and how the issuance of Certificate of Stewardship Contract/Community-Based Forest Management Agreements (CSCs)/CBFMAs and free and homestead patents under the CARP has contributed to the tenurial security and improvement in the socio-economic conditions of the farmer-beneficiaries. It also intends to assess the following: the extent of LGU support to CBFM-CARP study sites, the forms of rural land market transactions that have evolved in the community, and the emerging problems and issues encountered by free and homestead patent holders and CSC/CBFMA beneficiaries.

The study covers three (3) CBFM-CARP project sites from the three island groups i.e., Luzon Visayas and Mindanao, purposively selected based on the provided support services under the CARP funds within the three-year period from 2000 to 2002 and in 2008. For each island group, the project site with the highest number of farmer-beneficiaries was selected as the case study areas. These are:

● Brgy. Cudal, Tabuk, Kalinga in Luzon; ● Brgy. Talacdan, Cauayan, Negros Occidental in Visayas; and ● Brgy. Titulok, Bagumbayan, Sultan Kudarat in Mindanao.

The distribution of respondents for each case study area are: nine CSC/CBFM beneficiaries and four Free Patent holders in Tabuk, Kalinga; eight (8) Free Patent holder respondents Cauayan and two (2) Homestead Patent holder respondents in Candoni, Negros Occidental; and eight CSC/CBFM beneficiaries and four free patent holders in Bagumbayan, Sultan Kudarat.

Moreover, a total of 28 key informants from the DENR, LGU, and a non–government organization (NGO) were interviewed to gather more insights on the results of the CARP projects implemented in the sample CBFM study areas. A total of six (6) focus group discussions (FGDs) were conducted with the leaders of existing Peoples’ Organizations (POs) and barangay officials across the three case study sites to further substantiate the data and information gathered from the respondents.

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Among the main findings of the study are as follows:

a. The case studies indicate that the 2001 CBFM-CARP projects have not had significant impact on the lives of the CBFM beneficiaries because of the minimal amount provided in its implementation, the manner of project implementation, and the nature of projects implemented;

b. Minimal support services were provided for the development of the CBFM beneficiaries and there is lack of specific program interventions for the homestead/free patent holders;

c. The CBFM’s objectives of helping the peoples’ organizations access investment capital, identify markets and build marketing capabilities have not yet been attained due to the lack of capability of their officers to manage their organizations and the non-provision of training programs that could develop their capabilities;

d. Minimal participation and support services are being provided by the LGU in the implementation of the project;

e. The lack of capital has been cited as a common problem by the respondents in their crop production which pushes them to engage in credit-marketing tie-up with private traders;

f. The CBFM beneficiaries and patent awardees have farming as their main source of income; and

g. A number of CBFM beneficiaries have not yet been issued individual Certificates of Stewardship.

Based on the results of the study, the following recommendations were given:

a. A benefit-cost analysis of the projects is necessary to ensure that government fiscal resources are invested with optimal gains in the CBFM areas;

b. The Presidential Agrarian Reform Council (PARC) should require DENR to develop a mechanism for proper documentation and monitoring of projects in the CBFM areas;

c. The CBFM beneficiaries as well as patent holders should be given a package of the necessary support services under CARP to attain the project’s objectives. Aside from the ongoing agro-forestry and livelihood projects in the CBFM-CARP areas, the package of support services should include the following: farm-to-market roads, farm capital, better prices for farm products and income generating non-farm projects/activities;

d. DENR should facilitate the issuance of Certificates of Stewardship to the CBFM beneficiaries to motivate them to actively participate in the CBFM activities and to address the boundary conflicts issue in the area;

e. Officers of the POs must be trained on matters pertaining to their roles in the CBFM areas, on the operations of their organizations/associations and on mediation and conciliation to handle emerging conflicts in the implementation of the CBFM program;

f. Provide necessary interventions for CBFM beneficiaries that will develop their skills in other economic/livelihood activities to augment their household incomes;

g. The implementation of the CBFM-CARP projects should be properly coordinated among the various office levels of the DENR to ensure completeness and consistency of data, particularly on the monitoring of accomplishment reports.

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h. The emerging problems and issues across all study sites point to the need for the following program interventions: Conduct of perimeter survey prior to the issuance of CBFMA to ensure area

delineation that should be covered and the concomitant identification of qualified CBFM beneficiaries on a prioritized schedule based on vested rights and occupancy.

Close coordination between DENR and DAR field men in the ocular investigation of the area prior to the processing and issuance of Homestead/Free Patents and Certificates of Landownership Award (CLOA) to avoid issuance of double titles on the same parcels of public A & D lands.

On public A & D lands covered by double titles, the DENR-CENRO should resolve the problem with DAR-MARO by determining which agency has the jurisdiction over the parcels of land so that the erroneous title could be duly cancelled.

On lands covered by homestead and free patent which are offered under the Voluntary Offer to Sell (VOS) scheme of land distribution, the DAR-MARO should secure a certification from the DENR-CENRO that the subject lands are within the classification of public A & D lands.

Review the policy on availment of CBFM-CARP projects regarding the availment of non-CBFMA awardees who are ISF beneficiaries and active members of the cooperative; and the non-availment of the actual CBFM beneficiaries who are not members of the cooperative, specifically on the shortfalls of government in community/cooperative organizing.

3. Formulation of Implementing Guidelines

The Department formulates implementing guidelines to operationalize the provisions of R.A. No. 6657, RA 9700 and other agrarian laws. It also continually conducts policy and systems review to respond to issues and concerns arising from CARP implementation to bring about a more effective and efficient delivery of services to the stakeholders.

From January to December 2009, DAR issued 22 guidelines composed of six (6) administrative orders (AOs) and sixteen (16) memorandum circulars (MCs). Of the said figure, four (4) administrative orders and one (1) Memorandum Circular were issued pursuant to the provisions of RA 9700. The following are the policy issuances in CY2009:

Administrative Orders

a. Joint DA-DAR-DENR-DILG-DOST-CHED Administrative Order No. 1,

Series of 2009 – Implementing Rules and Regulations Pursuant to Executive Order 710 by the President

The guidelines was issued to implement the provisions of Executive Order 710

signed by the President entitled “An Executive Order Mandating a Nationwide Adoption of the Corn-Based Farmers-Scientists Research Development and

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Extension (RDE) Training Program for Sustainable Agricultural Development to Liberate Poor Farmers from the Bondage of Poverty and Hunger through a Unified, Synchronized, Adequate Extension Delivery System of Necessary Support Services, Appropriating Funds Therefore and for Other Purposes”

The DAR as one of the implementing agencies is mandated to assist in the

identification of corn areas, particularly in the ARCs; provide technical and financial assistance in the conduct of capability building and enhancement programs for the ARC beneficiaries; assist the program beneficiaries in the commercialization and marketing of corn products; assist in the organizational strengthening of the cooperatives and designate a staff from the National and Regional Offices to serve in the Technical Working Group (TWG) and local bodies.

b. Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2009 – Audit Agenda of the Internal

Audit Service (IAS) for CY2009

The administrative order was issued to synchronize the activities of IAS in line with the Department’s effort for the extension of the CARP implementation and pursuant to A.O. 70, Series of 2003, M.C. 2004-04 dated March 22, 2004 and A.O. No. 3, Series of 2005. It enumerates the activities to be undertaken by the office for CY 2009 based on the said legal mandates. These are:

CY2008 Operations Audit Property and Supply Management Compliance Audit Agrarian Legal Implementation (Exemption/Exclusion) Cases Audit Land Survey Fund Management System Audit for CY 2008 By Administration Only Cash Advance (Systems and Procedures Control Unit) Audit Compliance Monitoring of LUC Orders (CY 2002-2007) Validation of Registered Titles Pending at DARPO/DARMO as of December 31,

2008 M.C. 16 Judicial Form Inventory Compliance Unit Audit on Support Services Projects Special Audit Assignments: as called upon by the Secretary

c. Administrative Order No. 2, Series of 2009 – Rules and Procedures governing

the Acquisition and Distribution of Agricultural Lands under Republic Act (R.A.) No. 6657, as amended by R.A. No. 9700 The administrative order governs the implementation of the acquisition and distribution of agricultural lands covered under CARP for a period of five years under various phases, and the simultaneous provision of support services and the delivery of agrarian justice to ARBs pursuant to RA 9700. It aims to operationalize the provisions of the law with regard to land distribution to ensure its completion within the prescribed period. It shall cover all agricultural lands yet to be acquired and/or to be distributed under the CARP in accordance with RA 6657, as amended by RA 9700.

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d. Administrative Order No. 3, Series of 2009 – Rules and Procedures governing the Cancellation of Registered Certificates of Land Ownership Awards (CLOAs), Emancipation Patents (EPs), and other titles issued under any Agrarian Reform Program

This administrative order was issued pursuant to Section 9 of RA 9700 which vests the DAR Secretary the exclusive and original jurisdiction on the cancellation of registered EPs, CLOAs and other titles issued under any agrarian reform program. It governs the cancellation process of the said titles.

e. Administrative Order No. 4, Series of 2009 – Rules and Regulations

Implementing Section 19 of R.A. 9700 (Jurisdiction on and Referral of Agrarian Dispute)

The AO operationalizes the provisions of Section 19 of RA 9700 which provides for the exclusive jurisdiction of DAR on agrarian disputes.

This guideline applies to cases filed before the Prosecutor’s Office, the Municipal Circuit Trial Court, Municipal Trial Court, Metropolitan Trial Court and Regional Trial Court (MCTCM MTC, MeTC and RTC), whether it be criminal or civil in nature, by landowners, lessors or their representatives against a tenant, lessee, farmer-beneficiary, farmer, farm worker and/or cases that may arise out of or in connection with an agrarian dispute except those cases provided for under Section 57 of Republic Act No. 6657. Such cases shall be automatically referred by the Judge or the Prosecutor to the DAR which shall determine and certify within 15 days from referral on whether an agrarian dispute exists. The results thereof shall finally resolve the issue on proper jurisdiction over the case

f. Administrative Order No. 5, Series of 2009 – Implementing Rules and

Regulations on Support Services Delivery under Republic Act No. 9700

The administrative order was issued pursuant to R.A. No 9700 which mandates the DAR to implement new programs and expand existing ones in response to CARP’s objectives of providing farmers and farm workers with the opportunity to enhance their dignity and improve the quality of their lives through greater productivity of agricultural lands.

The rules and regulations shall serve as a guide in the implementation of (a) an integrated strategy for land acquisition and distribution and support services delivery, (b) ARC development, and (c) support services to rural women.

Memorandum Circulars

a. Joint DAR-LBP Memorandum Circular No. 1, Series of 2009 – Grassroots

Microfinance in Agrarian Reform Areas (GMFA)

The joint memorandum circular implements the Grassroots Microfinance in Agrarian Reform Areas to reach out to a large number of ARBs still needing access to formal credit, most of whom are located in poor farming communities.

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A National Program Management Committee (NPMC) of the DAR-LANDBANK Credit Assistance Program will be tasked to provide policy oversight to the GMFA Program. The NPMC shall be responsible for the proper and efficient use of resources and attainment of program objectives.

b. Memorandum Circular No. 2, Series of 2009 – Addendum to MC. No. 9, Series

of 2007, Re: Harmonizing the Implementation of Agribusiness Development Programs and Initiatives in the Department

. The circular supplements M.C. No. 9, Series of 2007 by designating a vice-chair in the Agribusiness Steering Committee (ASC) who, in the absence of the Secretary shall assume his responsibilities. It also mandates the conduct of an ASC monthly meeting to assess the level of accomplishments of the different programs/initiatives.

c. Memorandum Circular No. 3, Series of 2009 – Addendum to M.C. No. 2, Series

of 2008, Re: Reconstitution and Strengthening of GAD Focal Points

The circular enumerates the designation of DAR officials and personnel as members of the Gender and Development (GAD) National Steering Committee and GAD Technical Working Committee. The committees are tasked to integrate gender concerns in the policies, programs and projects of the Department and institutionalize gender responsiveness in the different sector components of CARP.

d. Memorandum Circular No. 4, Series of 2009 – Clarifying the Reckoning Date

of the 5-year Prohibitory Period of Encumbering/Alienating Lands Acquired through Free Patent and Homestead Patent

The circular clarifies the Department’s policy on the reckoning date of the 5-year prohibitory period on encumbering or alienating lands acquired through free patents or homestead patents, pursuant to Section 118 of Commonwealth Act No. 141 or the Public Land Act. It emphasizes that:

the transfer to the Government of Free Patent or Homestead Patents is

exempted from the 5-year prohibitory period; and

the prohibition does not apply to compulsory acquisition and voluntary offer to sell mode of land acquisition and distribution of CARP since these two involve the transfer of the title first to the Republic of the Philippines before the landholding is transferred or distributed to ARBs. On the other hand, voluntary land transfer is covered by the said prohibition as this mode involves the transfer of ownership directly from their landowner to the ARB.

e. Memorandum Circular No. 5, Series of 2009 – Addendum to Memorandum

Circular No. 3, dated February 27, 2009 Re: Reconstitution and Strengthening of Gender and Development (GAD) Focal Points

The circular amends and updates the composition of the GAD Technical Working Group enlisted in M.C. 3, Series of 2009.

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f. Memorandum Circular No. 6, Series of 2009 – Amendment to Guidelines and

Procedures in the Conduct of Training and Other Human Resource Development Related Activities for the Central and Field Offices

The guidelines define the policy and procedures for the Central and Field Offices in conducting trainings and other HRD related activities in view of the need to adopt austerity measures pursuant to Malacañang Administrative Order No. 103 Series of 2004. It sets the parameters in clarifying the processes involved in each activity and ensure that efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability measures are built-in and maintained. It covers all trainings and other HRD related activities conducted by the Central and Field offices.

g. Memorandum Circular No. 7, Series of 2009 – Addendum to M.C. No. 12,

Series of 2008 on the Submission of Support List for PBD Accomplishment

The memorandum circular supplements M.C. No. 12, Series of 2008 which institutionalizes the submission of support list simultaneous with the quarterly accomplishment reports based on the Work and Financial Plan. It aims to clarify the definition or interpretation of the data requirements of the support list to facilitate the compliance of field personnel. Moreover, with the updating of the WFP format for CY2009, the MC introduces the amended, adjusted and improved forms in line with the revised performance indicators.

h. Memorandum Circular No. 8, Series of 2009 – Revised Guidelines on the

Selection of Most Outstanding ARB, Most Progressive ARB Organization and Most Progressive ARC

The memorandum circular revises the existing guidelines in the selection of CARP awardees to fully capture and document the significant information pertaining to the contribution of the program in the lives of the awardees. It provides for the qualification standards, criteria for evaluation, composition of provincial and regional screening committees, the selection process, computation of rating and the documentary requirements.

i. Memorandum Circular No. 9, Series of 2009 – Guidelines for Conducting and

Cascading the EHEM Sensitivity Seminars in all the Offices of the Department

The circular provides the rules and regulations in the conduct of Ehem Sensitivity Seminars in all the offices of the Department. It enumerates the designation and responsibilities of the trainers, guidelines on the conduct of the seminar, fund allocation, seminar monitoring, documentation and database, growth sessions and staff development, and deployment of trainers.

j. Memorandum Circular No. 10, Series of 2009 – Rules and Regulations on

Internal Whistle Blowing and Reporting

The circular aims to provide rules and regulations to encourage officials and employees to disclose any corrupt, illegal, improper or fraudulent acts of their co-officials and co-employees as well as ensure the protection of the whistle blowers

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from any retaliation or reprisal by the officials or by the concerned individuals. It also provides the rights of the whistleblowers and at the same time define the limitations and conditions in order to deter frivolous and false disclosures.

k. Memorandum Circular No. 11, Series of 2009 – Implementing Policies and

Guidelines on the Profiling of One Million ARBs under the ARB Database System

The memorandum circular governs the establishment of a database on ARBs’ profiles that will provide information on the status of their awarded lands, landownership and socio-economic condition. The data shall be used by DAR and other stakeholders in policy and program development, advocacy, resource allocation and monitoring of program interventions. It covers ARBs who have been issued, individually or collectively, duly registered EPs and CLOAs.

l. Memorandum Circular No. 12, Series of 2009 – DAR Manual on Legal

Assistance

The manual is issued to define and consolidate the pertinent provisions of law, policies and rules to be observed by DAR lawyers and legal officers in rendering free legal assistance to tenant farmers, agricultural lessees, and other qualified ARBs, including members of the immediate farm household, and other stakeholders of the program. It includes handling of cases such as agrarian reform law implementation, judicial, quasi-judicial, and all other agrarian-related cases in connection with an agrarian dispute, including mediation and rendition of legal opinion and other forms of legal services.

m. Memorandum Circular No. 13, Series of 2009 – Operational Guidelines for the

Development of ARC Clusters

This circular aims to provide field implementers a common and clear understanding of the criteria/considerations for the delineation and development of ARC clusters and on the content/framework of the ARC Development Plans and be able to identify and delineate the ARC clusters based on the 2009 PBD directives; and operationalize the development of ARC clusters within the year, primarily through the implementation of identified programs/projects for the clusters.

n. Memorandum Circular No. 14, Series of 2009 – Addendum to DAR

Memorandum Circular No. 11, Series of 2009, entitled, Policies and Guidelines Governing the Profiling of One (1) Million Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries (ARBs) under the ARB Database System

The circular is issued to provide additional policies and guidelines on project implementation and completion and as an addendum to DAR M.C. 11, Series of 2009. It modifies the expected output of the independent contractor, Berkman International, Inc. to include ARB profiles that cannot be completed in view of absence or lack of information on other data elements as a result of transfer actions, abandonment, illegal transactions such as sale, mortgage, and the like and that the ARBs may no longer be in actual possession and cultivation of their awarded lands. In view this modification, the obligations, duties and functions of

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the contractor as well as the different DAR offices were aligned to comply with these requirements.

o. Joint DAR-LBP Memorandum Circular No. 16, Series of 2009 – Amended

List of Requirements for Land Transfer Processing and Payment of Landholdings Subjected to Operation Land Transfer (OLT) Pursuant to PD 27 and Executive Order (EO) 228 and Resolutions to Problems, Issues and Concerns on OLT-covered Landholdings which were already Distributed but Not Yet Documented/Paid (OLT-DNYD/DNYP) and Requirements for Lands Already Finally Surveyed, Previously Documented Per Parcellary Map Sketch Where Claimfolders are with Land Bank of the Philippines

This was issued to facilitate the processing and payment of landowner’s claim whose landholdings were placed under OLT transfer pursuant to PD 27 and EO 228. It provides a list of requirements for compliance of landowners on the following categories:

Pre-processing of PD 27 and EO 228 OLT Lands Distributed but Not Yet

Documented (DNYD) for Titled and Untitled Properties; Lands Already Surveyed Previously Documented per Parcellary Map Sketch

(PMS), where Claimfolders (CFs) are with Land Bank of the Philippines (Subject to Final Survey Adjustment Processing by the Land Tenure Documentation Division – BLAD); and

Payment for PD 27 and EO 228 OLT Lands Distributed but Not Yet Paid (DNYP).

The circular also enumerates the guidelines on specific problems, issues on OLT-DNYP landholdings and additional documentary requirements for release of payment in certain cases applicable. If there are cases that do not fall squarely on the enlisted categories which the Agrarian Operations Center (AOC) of the LBP requires policy issuance, the Provincial Agrarian Reform Officer (PARO) is required to elevate the matter to the DAR Central Office, through the Bureau of Land Acquisition and Distribution (BLAD).

p. Memorandum Circular No. 17, Series of 2009 – Guidelines in the

Implementation of an Enhanced Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (PME) System of DAR in accordance with Republic Act No. 9700

The circular was issued to guide all DAR concerned offices/units and personnel in the implementation of an integrated, gender-responsive and evidence-based planning, monitoring and evaluation system with the end-in-view of continuously achieving the objectives of the Public Expenditure Management (PEM) reforms and in accordance with the data and report requirements of RA 9700.

It governs the agency level planning, monitoring and evaluation system of DAR utilizing the Organizational Performance Indicator Framework (OPIF), agency level indicators for LTI, AJD and PBD, data flow from the field units to central office, functions of the various planning units at the central and field offices and the corresponding capacity enhancements. The PME system outlined in the MC shall be adopted starting CY 2010.

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4. Managing the Publics

a. Public Assistance and Complaints Coordinating Unit (PACCU)

The PACCU is a service desk set up by the Special Concerns Staff (SCS) which caters to walk-in clients of DAR seeking audience with the Office of the Secretary regarding a particular issue or concern. The unit provides legal advice, information on CARP, referrals to concerned DAR bureaus/offices or other agencies. Regional and provincial PACCU desks are also found in the field offices. For CY 2009, a total of 17,336 walk-clients were served by the PACCU nationwide. Of the given figure, 707 (4%) clients were served at the DAR Central Office while, 16,629 (96%) were assisted at the regional and provincial PACCU desks. Most of the queries were about agrarian reform implementation and DARAB cases as well as requests for legal and personal assistance.

b. Quick Response Operations (QRO)

The QRO was established to provide a mechanism to facilitate the resolution of cases as well as promptly address agrarian disputes and issues. It is also a means to minimize undue concentration of cases elevated to the DAR central office particularly at the Office of the Secretary. The task is lodged with the Special Concerns Staff which assists and administers the concerns of the clients. The cases received by the SCS are classified into flashpoint, special and regular cases. The classification enables the DAR to prioritize the case especially when it involves highly contentious lands. Action documents such are memoranda, referrals, endorsement letters to concerned DAR offices or other agencies/institutions are prepared to facilitate the resolution. Dialogue-consultations, ocular inspection/field investigation, media-conference, alternative dispute resolution and action planning/case conferences are also being conducted to help resolve the cases the soonest possible time. For the period under review, SCS handled 48 dialogues with different non-government and farmers’ organizations.

During the year, QRO units had a total caseload of 1,414 cases nationwide. The figure is broken down as follows: 1,013 cases pending at the beginning of the year while 401 cases were received from January to December. At the DAR central office, 469 (33 percent) cases were facilitated by the QROs for their early resolution. Out of these, 169 were flashpoint cases pending at DARAB, LAO and OSEC. During the period, 169 flashpoint cases were resolved by the said offices.

At the field level, provincial and regional QROs were able to facilitate the resolution of 305 (22 percent) cases nationwide, broken down as follows: 21 flashpoint cases, 50 urgent cases and 234 regular cases.

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c. Building Social Capital

Pursuant to its goal to establish strong linkages through networking with various agencies, government instrumentalities, civil society groups, the Department through the Special Concerns Staff (SCS) participated in the following activities:

Earth Hour campaign – a worldwide campaign against global warming and

awareness on climate change issues. DAR employees were encouraged to participate in the campaign by turning off their lights for one minute.

Sixth National Peace Consciousness Month Launching – an annual celebration spearheaded by the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace Process to promote peace awareness among civil servants. This year’s theme was “Una sa Lahat Kapayapaan: Putting the Peace Agenda at the Forefront.”

National Week for Overcoming Extreme Poverty – led by the National Anti-Poverty Commission, the activity aims to unite and gather the support of all sectors of society in the fight against extreme poverty. It also aims to provide a venue by which stakeholders can share best practices and success stories in fighting poverty as well as celebrate the breakthroughs in crafting and implementing innovative approaches towards people’s empowerment, good governance and social reforms.

Government Beneficiaries Congress – organized by the Office of the External Affairs of the Office of the President, the activity showcased the performance and accomplishments of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo as testified by the beneficiaries themselves. It was an opportunity for the beneficiaries to form an organization to help them sustain and broaden the benefits of the services obtained. The event was participated in by some 6,000 beneficiaries coming from 28 different government agencies including DAR.

5. Managing the Bureaucracy

a. Integrity Development Review

Taking cognizance of the fact that a “Public office is a Public trust“, DAR aims to serve its clients with utmost integrity, competence and accountability. Managing the bureaucracy is one of the means to equip DAR personnel with values, skills and knowledge required in public service. To pursue this thrust, DAR became one of the sixteen (16) signatory government agencies of the Integrity Development Review (IDR) Project or the Program on Pursuing Reforms through Integrity Development (PRIDE). Among the outputs of the project is the creation of the Department’s Integrity Development Committee (IDC) which is mandated to monitor the implementation of the IDR recommendations and corruption prevention action plans as well as the Integrity Development Action Plan (IDAP) of the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC).

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From January to December 2009, the following activities have been conducted to implement the IDR recommendations:

1. Issued Memorandum Circular No. 10, Series of 2009 entitled “Rules and

Regulations on Internal Whistle Blowing and Reporting” - The M.C. was issued to encourage reporting of corrupt acts of DAR officials and employees and provide protection to whistle blowers. It also aims to make corruption a “high-risk, low-reward” activity.

2. Conducted the following:

● Ehem Cultural Sensitivity Seminars – The seminar imparts value formation and systems reforms to selected DAR officials and employees. The activity also provides an opportunity to consolidate issues on corruption or areas/systems/processes in DAR which are vulnerable to corruption. A total of 904 participants in 22 batches have already attended the Ehem seminars since 2007.

● DAR Ehem Trainers Training – The activity trains the attendees of the Ehem Cultural Sensitivity seminars previously conducted to equip them with the necessary skills and knowledge in re-echoing the learnings of the seminar to all DAR officials and employees. The Ehem trainers together with BARIE staff, have successfully conducted twenty-four (24) batches of Ehem Trainers Training Seminars in selected DAR offices.

● Orientation on the Anti-Corruption Initiatives of the Government and of DAR i.e., Integrity Development Action Plan (IDAP) of PACG, DAR Customized Code of Conduct (MC 10, Series of 2007), Anti-Red Tape Act (R.A. No. 9485).

In recognition of the efforts of the Department in implementing the IDC project, the PAGC awarded DAR a certificate of recognition ranking the agency as top 6 among the 109 National Government Agencies which are compliant to Integrity Development Action Plan (IDAP) for the 1st semester of CY 2009. Moreover, the Department was also considered for special citation for the following IDR reform initiatives implemented on:

● Corruption Vulnerability Assessment – Voluntary Offer to Sell (CVA-

VOS): Set up system on ARB data and persistent information on awarded land; and

● Institutionalization of IDC.

3. Uploading of the IDC Website

To serve a wider audience, the DAR IDC made itself accessible through the world wide web. The website, entitled “Good Governance sa DAR”, is now linked through the DAR website and shows the different anti-corruption initiatives undertaken by the Department under the IDAP, IDR, Moral Renewal Action Plan and Anti-Red Tape Act (ARTA). It also includes the Rules and Regulations on Whistle Blowing, and “Isumbong Mo sa IDC.”

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b. Human Resource Development (Tables 26, 26a and 26b)

For CY 2009, a total of 145 training programs were conducted and attended by 3,021 DAR personnel nationwide. Ninety-seven training programs, equivalent to 67 percent of the total number of training programs, were conducted by the Department, while the other 48 were conducted by other agencies. Most of the classes conducted and attended by the DAR employees delved on Managing the Bureaucracy. In addition to this, 18 personnel were granted foreign scholarship during the year. Fourteen (14) of whom are from the field offices and four from the central office. Most of these programs are grants from Asian countries such as Thailand, Japan, Indonesia and Malaysia. Also during the year, DAR extended local scholarship grants to 6 staff who are taking review classes in preparation for the bar exam.

Table 1

STATUS OF 1993 TO 2009-FUNDED SURVEY PROJECTS, BY REGION, IN HECTARES

January to December 2009 1_/

SURVEY RETURNS TRANSMITTED TO LMS (HA) APPROVED BY LMS (HA) 2_/

BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 20,652 19,675 7,018 26,693 13,925 13,276 27,201 18,505 14,005 32,510

CAR 167 31 191 222 31 295 326 4 354 358

I 821 206 91 297 256 420 676 24 444 468

II 774 1,137 2,297 3,434 1,228 2,792 4,020 834 2,420 3,254

III 2,269 132 1,011 1,143 281 1,345 1,627 200 1,121 1,321

IV - A 463 134 - 134 79 1,092 1,172 45 1,140 1,185

IV - B 119 - - - 97 960 1,057 359 1,616 1,975

V 6,895 399 1,348 1,747 1,294 1,696 2,990 901 1,963 2,864

VI 4,736 2,972 1,855 4,827 884 1,321 2,205 943 2,516 3,459

VII 1,657 2,938 - 2,938 2,266 322 2,588 3,071 69 3,140

VIII 877 414 - 414 374 145 519 2,947 298 3,245

IX - - - - 643 976 1,620 611 612 1,223

X 342 1,002 71 1,073 1,448 1,180 2,628 709 615 1,323

XI 149 - - - 1,481 - 1,481 2,512 - 2,512

XII 500 9,801 - 9,801 3,261 73 3,334 4,670 184 4,854

CARAGA 116 510 154 664 301 654 955 674 654 1,328

ARMM 767 - - - - 6 6 - - -

1_/ Partial accomplishment only. Region IX as of November; Region XII as of September only; ARMM no report except for province of Basilan.2_/ Reflects CARPable area (ha) covered by Approved Survey Plans (ASPs). Non CARPable area covered by ASP is 1,519 hectares.

SOURCES: 1,519 Target : DAR 2009 Work Plan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : National Consolidated Land Survey Report - Bureau of Land Development (BLD)

REGION / PROVINCE

CY 2009 TARGET

ACCOMPLISHED SURVEY RETURNS

MODULED (HA)

Table 1a

STATUS OF 1993 TO 2009-FUNDED SURVEY PROJECTS, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE, IN HECTARES

January to December 2009 1_/



PHILIPPINES 20,652 19,675 7,018 26,693 13,925 13,276 27,201 18,505 14,005 32,510

CAR 167 31 191 222 31 295 326 4 354 358 Abra - - - - - 1 1 - 0 0 Apayao 47 19 - 19 19 - 19 4 92 96 Benguet - - - - - 97 97 - 128 128 Ifugao 13 - 16 16 - 22 22 - 81 81 Kalinga 107 12 175 187 12 175 187 - 27 27 Mt. Province - - - - - - - - 26 26

I 821 206 91 297 256 420 676 24 444 468 Ilocos Norte 21 5 - 5 5 329 333 - 145 145 Ilocos Sur - 21 - 21 21 - 21 24 - 24 La Union - - - - - - - - 40 40 Pangasinan 800 180 91 271 230 91 321 - 259 259

II 774 1,137 2,297 3,434 1,228 2,792 4,020 834 2,420 3,254 Batanes - - - - - - - - - - Cagayan 318 715 629 1,343 737 629 1,366 574 587 1,161 Isabela 446 223 1,669 1,892 264 1,967 2,230 188 1,525 1,713 Nueva Vizcaya 10 145 - 145 162 - 162 25 38 63 Quirino - 55 - 55 65 197 262 47 271 318

III 2,269 132 1,011 1,143 281 1,345 1,627 200 1,121 1,321 Aurora 11 - - - 4 135 139 - 64 64 Bataan 235 - - - 5 110 116 14 73 87 Bulacan 752 49 99 148 144 289 433 131 247 378 Nueva Ecija-North 288 - - - - 98 98 24 238 263 Nueva Ecija-South 365 71 315 386 74 172 247 10 197 207 Pampanga 568 12 246 258 12 152 164 - 188 188 Tarlac 50 - 305 305 - 299 299 14 73 87 Zambales - - 46 46 42 89 131 7 41 47

REGION / PROVINCE CY 2009 TARGET

MODULED (HA)





MODULED (HA)


IV - A 463 134 - 134 79 1,092 1,172 45 1,140 1,185 Batangas 30 25 - 25 - 178 178 - 104 104 Cavite 253 49 - 49 26 - 26 - 4 4 Laguna 41 1 - 1 5 125 131 5 159 165 Quezon I 55 58 - 58 - 165 165 4 263 267 Quezon II 11 - - - - 593 593 - 557 557 Rizal 72 - - - 48 31 79 35 54 89

IV - B 119 - - - 97 960 1,057 359 1,616 1,975 Marinduque 20 - - - - 195 195 - 371 371 Occidental Mindoro 53 - - - - 352 352 - 376 376 Oriental Mindoro 24 - - - - 380 380 - 398 398 Palawan 22 - - - 97 - 97 61 - 61 Romblon - - - - - 32 32 299 470 769

V 6,895 399 1,348 1,747 1,294 1,696 2,990 901 1,963 2,864 Albay 834 - - - 585 175 760 343 180 522 Camarines Norte 811 - 696 696 7 272 279 16 546 562 Camarines Sur 4,000 14 652 665 91 978 1,069 128 913 1,041 Catanduanes - 380 - 380 360 124 484 188 61 248 Masbate 1,000 - - - - 146 146 54 209 263 Sorsogon 250 5 - 5 251 - 251 172 55 227

VI 4,736 2,972 1,855 4,827 884 1,321 2,205 943 2,516 3,459 Aklan - - - - - 37 37 6 206 212 Antique 94 94 - 94 56 135 191 83 72 155 Capiz 371 205 737 941 264 205 469 243 242 485 Guimaras - 24 283 307 103 40 143 200 103 303 Iloilo 3,478 779 834 1,614 371 - 371 272 7 279 Negros Occidental 793 1,871 - 1,871 90 904 994 139 1,885 2,024

VII 1,657 2,938 - 2,938 2,266 322 2,588 3,071 69 3,140 Bohol 236 262 - 262 239 - 239 196 - 196 Cebu 450 461 - 461 178 - 178 756 - 756 Negros Oriental 971 2,174 - 2,174 1,848 322 2,170 2,118 69 2,188 Siquijor - 41 - 41 - - - - - -

VIII 877 414 - 414 374 145 519 2,947 298 3,245 Biliran - - - - - - - - - - Eastern Samar - - - - - - - - - - Leyte 747 414 - 414 252 - 252 704 - 704 Northern Samar 4 - - - 59 - 59 157 - 157 Western Samar 99 - - - 47 145 192 2,080 298 2,378 Southern Leyte 27 - - - 17 - 17 7 - 7




MODULED (HA)


IX - - - - 643 976 1,620 611 612 1,223 Zamboanga Norte - - - - 219 18 238 139 179 318 Zamboanga Sur - - - - 158 355 513 300 306 606 Zamboanga Sibugay - - - - 265 603 869 172 127 299

X 342 1,002 71 1,073 1,448 1,180 2,628 709 615 1,323 Bukidnon 148 340 71 410 561 319 880 305 357 662 Camiguin - - - - - - - 3 - 3 Misamis Occidental 22 - - - 209 475 684 333 169 503 Misamis Oriental - 662 - 662 678 - 678 67 - 67 Lanao del Norte 172 - - - - 385 385 - 88 88

XI 149 - - - 1,481 - 1,481 2,512 - 2,512 Davao City 19 - - - 85 - 85 145 - 145 Davao del Norte 23 - - - 768 - 768 566 - 566 Davao del Sur 107 - - - 74 - 74 367 - 367 Davao Oriental - - - - 119 - 119 466 - 466 Compostela Valley - - - - 434 - 434 968 - 968

XII 500 9,801 - 9,801 3,261 73 3,334 4,670 184 4,854 North Cotabato 342 400 - 400 - - - 1,289 - 1,289 Sultan Kudarat 6 1,500 - 1,500 1,282 - 1,282 1,262 - 1,262 South Cotabato 152 4,954 - 4,954 594 62 656 718 184 902 Sarangani - 2,947 - 2,947 1,385 12 1,397 1,401 - 1,401

CARAGA 116 510 154 664 301 654 955 674 654 1,328 Agusan Norte 57 303 - 303 171 - 171 106 - 106 Agusan Sur 44 207 - 207 50 - 50 367 - 367 Surigao Norte 9 - 154 154 - 654 654 - 654 654 Surigao Sur 5 - - - 80 - 80 201 - 201 Dinagat Islands - - - - - - - - -

ARMM 767 - - - - 6 6 - - - Basilan - - - - - 6 6 - - - Lanao del Sur - - - - - - - - - - Maguindanao 767 - - - - - - - - - Sulu - - - - - - - - - - Tawi-Tawi - - - - - - - - - -

1_/ Partial accomplishment only. Region IX as of November; Region XII as of September only; ARMM no report except for province of Basilan.2_/ Reflects CARPable area (ha) covered by Approved Survey Plans (ASPs). Non CARPable area covered by ASP is 1,519 hectares.

SOURCES: 1,519 Target : DAR 2009 Work Plan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : National Consolidated Land Survey Report - Bureau of Land Development (BLD)

Table 1b

STATUS OF 1993 TO 2009-FUNDED SURVEY PROJECTS, BY REGION, IN HECTARES

As of December 31, 2009 1_/

MODULED (HA) SURVEY RETURNS TRANSMITTED TO LMS (HA) APPROVED BY LMS (HA) 2_/


PHILIPPINES 907,281 1,458,902 2,366,183 721,073 1,367,456 2,088,529 642,628 1,246,754 1,889,382

CAR 8,544 61,131 69,675 7,992 60,434 68,426 7,208 56,719 63,927

I 7,777 41,499 49,277 7,004 40,976 47,980 6,224 33,792 40,016

II 22,916 143,445 166,360 22,074 148,660 170,734 21,212 143,304 164,516

III 6,358 110,596 116,954 6,253 105,544 111,797 5,290 102,709 107,999

IV - A 10,153 104,965 115,118 7,445 103,379 110,824 6,362 101,841 108,204

IV - B 11,908 98,939 110,846 6,227 92,184 98,411 5,717 89,924 95,641

V 80,538 137,639 218,178 56,047 107,278 163,325 51,491 92,213 143,704

VI 125,593 220,310 345,903 87,725 200,230 287,955 80,689 180,866 261,555

VII 111,511 22,139 133,650 62,996 18,508 81,505 57,003 17,687 74,690

VIII 111,597 102,974 214,571 87,369 88,508 175,877 73,733 83,072 156,805

IX 53,239 35,213 88,452 42,206 32,495 74,701 30,943 22,002 52,945

X 54,328 120,672 175,000 49,382 116,328 165,709 34,664 98,001 132,665

XI 54,886 82,519 137,405 40,242 83,561 123,803 34,036 60,720 94,756

XII 151,902 122,560 274,462 148,428 120,156 268,585 146,793 118,716 265,509

CARAGA 86,877 39,330 126,207 83,483 36,916 120,399 78,584 34,414 112,998

ARMM 9,153 14,972 24,125 6,201 12,298 18,499 2,678 10,772 13,450

1_/ Includes partial accomplishment for Region IX as of November 2009; Region XII as of September 2009 and ARMM as of June 2007 only.2_/ Reflects CARPable and non-CARPable areas covered by Approved Survey Plans (ASPs).

SOURCES: Target : DAR 2009 Work Plan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : National Consolidated Land Survey Report - Bureau of Land Development (BLD)

REGION / PROVINCE

Table 1c

STATUS OF 1993 TO 2009-FUNDED SURVEY PROJECTS, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE, IN HECTARES

As of December 31, 2009 1_/



PHILIPPINES 907,281 1,458,902 2,366,183 721,073 1,367,456 2,088,529 642,628 1,246,754 1,889,382

CAR 8,544 61,131 69,675 7,992 60,434 68,426 7,208 56,719 63,927 Abra 851 13,395 14,246 638 13,089 13,727 387 12,002 12,389 Apayao 2,486 8,127 10,614 2,398 8,088 10,487 2,193 7,899 10,092 Benguet 1,805 15,603 17,407 1,805 15,484 17,289 1,739 14,316 16,055 Ifugao 1,881 5,367 7,247 1,749 5,342 7,092 1,717 4,830 6,548 Kalinga 1,302 9,144 10,446 1,254 9,099 10,353 1,058 8,822 9,880 Mt. Province 220 9,495 9,715 147 9,331 9,478 114 8,850 8,964

I 7,777 41,499 49,277 7,004 40,976 47,980 6,224 33,792 40,016 Ilocos Norte 1,988 10,037 12,025 1,408 9,966 11,374 1,360 9,451 10,812 Ilocos Sur 1,128 4,094 5,222 1,013 4,085 5,098 945 4,064 5,009 La Union 1,333 2,254 3,587 1,208 2,254 3,462 1,008 1,892 2,900 Pangasinan 3,329 25,114 28,443 3,375 24,670 28,045 2,911 18,385 21,296

II 22,916 143,445 166,360 22,074 148,660 170,734 21,212 143,304 164,516 Batanes 71 20 91 71 - 71 68 - 68 Cagayan 6,672 62,785 69,456 5,890 64,686 70,576 5,567 62,861 68,428 Isabela 12,413 64,959 77,372 12,439 66,442 78,881 12,187 64,234 76,421 Nueva Vizcaya 2,806 9,424 12,231 2,807 10,794 13,601 2,551 9,848 12,398 Quirino 954 6,257 7,210 867 6,738 7,605 839 6,361 7,201

III 6,358 110,596 116,954 6,253 105,544 111,797 5,290 102,709 107,999 Aurora 256 1,932 2,188 258 1,525 1,782 199 1,379 1,578 Bataan 101 12,085 12,186 55 11,762 11,817 51 11,489 11,541 Bulacan 720 11,936 12,657 667 11,479 12,147 558 11,423 11,981 Nueva Ecija-North 1,774 6,973 8,747 1,783 6,467 8,250 1,359 6,133 7,492 Nueva Ecija-South 2,430 25,145 27,575 2,431 24,645 27,075 2,223 23,525 25,749 Pampanga 346 25,896 26,242 346 24,396 24,743 337 24,140 24,477 Tarlac 579 19,200 19,779 579 18,395 18,974 429 17,953 18,382 Zambales 151 7,429 7,580 134 6,875 7,008 134 6,667 6,800

IV - A 10,153 104,965 115,118 7,445 103,379 110,824 6,362 101,841 108,204 Batangas 1,407 15,804 17,211 1,082 15,735 16,817 983 15,400 16,383 Cavite 1,271 4,656 5,926 716 4,297 5,013 150 4,109 4,259 Laguna 1,162 9,406 10,567 355 8,766 9,121 355 8,508 8,863 Quezon I 1,833 29,163 30,996 1,254 29,064 30,318 1,169 28,776 29,945 Quezon II 3,273 40,899 44,172 2,981 40,685 43,666 2,978 40,288 43,266 Rizal 1,208 5,037 6,245 1,057 4,832 5,889 728 4,761 5,488

REGION / PROVINCE


BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL REGION / PROVINCE

IV - B 11,908 98,939 110,846 6,227 92,184 98,411 5,717 89,924 95,641 Marinduque 267 7,327 7,594 267 6,930 7,197 267 6,811 7,078 Occidental Mindoro 2,040 21,413 23,453 1,816 21,350 23,166 1,688 21,335 23,023 Oriental Mindoro 551 25,976 26,527 313 25,737 26,050 313 25,574 25,887 Palawan 8,333 32,497 40,830 3,329 26,466 29,795 3,150 24,545 27,695 Romblon 718 11,725 12,443 503 11,701 12,203 300 11,659 11,959

V 80,538 137,639 218,178 56,047 107,278 163,325 51,491 92,213 143,704 Albay 12,835 22,809 35,644 9,061 17,072 26,134 8,355 14,689 23,044 Camarines Norte 5,774 28,458 34,232 5,485 21,639 27,124 5,186 17,318 22,504 Camarines Sur 44,062 41,545 85,607 30,949 35,777 66,726 28,904 30,729 59,633 Catanduanes 3,976 6,076 10,052 2,017 3,179 5,196 1,749 2,140 3,889 Masbate 5,619 21,143 26,762 2,184 16,767 18,951 1,454 15,107 16,561 Sorsogon 8,273 17,607 25,881 6,352 12,843 19,195 5,843 12,230 18,073

VI 125,593 220,310 345,903 87,725 200,230 287,955 80,689 180,866 261,555 Aklan 4,692 7,050 11,742 3,409 6,760 10,169 3,239 6,545 9,784 Antique 9,007 11,836 20,842 8,475 11,357 19,832 7,710 10,617 18,327 Capiz 10,238 37,070 47,307 6,510 29,924 36,433 5,551 26,649 32,200 Guimaras 3,867 13,275 17,143 2,798 12,522 15,320 2,423 10,752 13,174 Iloilo 43,701 34,862 78,563 34,774 31,592 66,366 32,017 27,783 59,800 Negros Occidental 54,089 116,218 170,306 31,759 108,076 139,836 29,749 98,521 128,270

VII 111,511 22,139 133,650 62,996 18,508 81,505 57,003 17,687 74,690 Bohol 28,297 7,777 36,075 24,443 7,777 32,221 21,657 7,777 29,435 Cebu 18,726 6,707 25,433 7,975 3,725 11,700 7,457 3,472 10,930 Negros Oriental 64,239 7,654 71,894 30,578 7,006 37,584 27,888 6,438 34,326 Siquijor 249 - 249 - - - - - -

VIII 111,597 102,974 214,571 87,369 88,508 175,877 73,733 83,072 156,805 Biliran 1,232 5,288 6,520 638 3,997 4,635 532 3,242 3,773 Eastern Samar 22,008 30,765 52,773 18,526 30,701 49,227 17,199 29,846 47,044 Leyte 28,878 28,699 57,577 20,833 16,730 37,564 13,790 15,969 29,759 Northern Samar 31,613 12,873 44,485 23,466 11,708 35,174 22,277 9,540 31,817 Western Samar 16,981 17,157 34,138 15,003 15,675 30,678 11,714 14,877 26,591 Southern Leyte 10,885 8,191 19,077 8,902 9,696 18,598 8,221 9,600 17,821


BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL BY ADMIN BY CONTRACT TOTAL REGION / PROVINCE

IX 53,239 35,213 88,452 42,206 32,495 74,701 30,943 22,002 52,945 Zamboanga Norte 21,715 6,292 28,006 21,138 4,194 25,332 19,856 4,234 24,090 Zamboanga Sur 24,722 26,698 51,420 15,719 26,078 41,797 8,307 17,613 25,920 Zamboanga Sibugay 6,802 2,223 9,025 5,349 2,223 7,572 2,781 155 2,936

X 54,328 120,672 175,000 49,382 116,328 165,709 34,664 98,001 132,665 Bukidnon 17,224 47,777 65,001 15,623 47,602 63,226 6,296 37,371 43,666 Camiguin 451 - 451 302 - 302 79 - 79 Misamis Occidental 6,496 7,551 14,047 5,557 6,893 12,450 4,462 4,807 9,269 Misamis Oriental 13,972 5,928 19,900 12,713 5,169 17,882 8,640 3,626 12,266 Lanao del Norte 16,186 59,416 75,602 15,187 56,663 71,850 15,187 52,198 67,385

XI 54,886 82,519 137,405 40,242 83,561 123,803 34,036 60,720 94,756 Davao City 3,538 8,875 12,413 2,825 6,843 9,668 2,108 3,880 5,988 Davao del Norte 13,085 40,225 53,310 9,290 43,284 52,574 7,106 23,891 30,997 Davao del Sur 16,207 14,703 30,910 12,933 14,703 27,636 12,632 14,670 27,302 Davao Oriental 15,745 18,716 34,461 9,980 18,731 28,711 7,308 18,279 25,587 Compostela Valley 6,311 - 6,311 5,214 - 5,214 4,882 - 4,882

XII 151,902 122,560 274,462 148,428 120,156 268,585 146,793 118,716 265,509 North Cotabato 32,718 92,063 124,781 32,318 91,707 124,025 32,318 91,571 123,889 Sultan Kudarat 82,936 - 82,936 86,914 - 86,914 86,306 - 86,306 South Cotabato 23,365 21,609 44,974 19,280 20,693 39,973 18,497 20,356 38,853 Sarangani 12,883 8,887 21,770 9,916 7,756 17,672 9,672 6,789 16,461

CARAGA 86,877 39,330 126,207 83,483 36,916 120,399 78,584 34,414 112,998 Agusan Norte 15,659 6,625 22,284 13,736 6,719 20,455 13,399 6,244 19,643 Agusan Sur 33,822 14,860 48,682 32,884 15,344 48,228 30,640 14,514 45,154 Surigao Norte 19,442 5,195 24,637 19,576 5,317 24,893 18,929 4,917 23,846 Surigao Sur 17,954 12,650 30,604 17,286 9,536 26,822 15,616 8,739 24,355 Dinagat Islands - - - - - - - - -

ARMM 9,153 14,972 24,125 6,201 12,298 18,499 2,678 10,772 13,450 Basilan 5,453 - 5,453 3,047 - 3,047 2,678 - 2,678 Lanao del Sur - 8,152 8,152 - 7,386 7,386 - 7,386 7,386 Maguindanao - 5,470 5,470 - 3,651 3,651 - 2,264 2,264 Sulu - 1,350 1,350 - 1,261 1,261 - 1,122 1,122 Tawi-Tawi 3,700 - 3,700 3,153 - 3,153 - - -

1_/ Includes partial accomplishment for Region IX as of November 2009; Region XII as of September 2009 and ARMM as of June 2007 only.2_/ Reflects CARPable and non-CARPable areas covered by Approved Survey Plans (ASPs).

SOURCES: Target : DAR 2009 Work Plan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : National Consolidated Land Survey Report - Bureau of Land Development (BLD)

PD 27/ RA 6657EO 228 VOS CA EO 407 SUB-TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 5,189 1,387 2,140 62 1,600 3,802

CAR 48 - 19 - 29 48 I 47 47 - - - - II 350 81 249 - 21 270 III 249 188 23 - 38 61 IV-A 90 3 25 - 62 87 IV-B 179 - 22 - 157 179 V 694 488 60 29 116 206 VI 1,655 358 987 32 278 1,298 VII 1,216 209 229 - 778 1,007 VIII - - - - - - IX 44 11 33 - - 33 X 259 2 213 - 43 257 XI - - - - - - XII - - - - - - CARAGA 357 - 278 - 79 357 ARMM - - - - - -

1_/ Subject to validation.

SOURCE:Accomplishment : Joint DAR-LBP report - Bureau of Land Acquisition and Distribution (BLAD)

CLAIMFOLDERS TRANSMITTED BY DAR TO LBP, BY REGIONJanuary to December 2009

REGION TOTAL ACCOMPAREA COVERED BY CFs TRANSMITTED TO LBP (HA)

Table 21_/

TOTAL ACCOMP PD 27/ RA 6657EO 228 VOS CA EO 407 SUB-TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 5,189 1,387 2,140 62 1,600 3,802

CAR 48 - 19 - 29 48 Abra - - - - - - Apayao - - - - - - Benguet - - - - - - Ifugao 29 - - - 29 29 Kalinga 19 - 19 - - 19 Mt. Province - - - - - -

I 47 47 - - - - Ilocos Sur - - - - - - Ilocos Norte - - - - - - La Union - - - - - - Pangasinan 47 47 - - - -

II 350 81 249 - 21 270 BatanesCagayan 53 11 33 - 10 42 Isabela 297 70 217 - 11 227 Nueva Vizcaya - - - - - - Quirino - - - - - -

III 249 188 23 - 38 61 Aurora - - - - - - Bataan 2 2 - - - - Bulacan 70 34 - - 35 35 Nueva Ecija North 59 50 9 - - 9 Nueva Ecija South 52 41 11 - - 11 Pampanga 27 24 3 - - 3 Tarlac 34 31 - - 2 2 Zambales 5 5 - - - -


SOURCE:Accomplishment : Joint DAR-LBP report - Bureau of Land Acquisition and Distribution (BLAD)

Table 2aCLAIMFOLDERS TRANSMITTED BY DAR TO LBP, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE

January to December 2009

AREA COVERED BY CFs TRANSMITTED TO LBP (HA)REGION /PROVINCE

1_/



IV-A 90 3 25 - 62 87 Batangas 3 3 - - - - Cavite 23 - - - 23 23 Laguna 9 - - - 9 9 Quezon I 20 - - - 20 20 Quezon II 34 - 25 - 9 34 Rizal 1 1 - - - -

IV-B 179 - 22 - 157 179 Marinduque - - - - - - Occidental Mindoro 68 - 22 - 45 68 Oriental Mindoro 111 - - - 111 111 Palawan - - - - - - Romblon - - - - - -

V 694 488 60 29 116 206 Albay 124 105 18 - 2 20 Camarines Norte 52 31 15 - 6 21 Camarines Sur 117 117 - - - - Catanduanes - - - - - - Masbate 363 236 18 - 109 127 Sorsogon 39 - 9 29 - 39

VI 1,655 358 987 32 278 1,298 Aklan 14 - - - 14 14 Antique 9 4 3 - 3 5 Capiz 212 122 62 - 28 90 Guimaras 83 83 - - - - Iloilo 126 87 27 - 12 40 Negros Occidental 1,211 62 895 32 221 1,149

VII 1,216 209 229 - 778 1,007 Bohol 199 18 - - 181 181 Cebu 37 16 - - 21 21 Negros Oriental 980 175 229 - 575 804 Siquijor - - - - - -

VIII - - - - - - Biliran - - - - - - Eastern Samar - - - - - - Leyte - - - - - - Northern Samar - - - - - - Southern Leyte - - - - - - Western Samar - - - - - -



IX 44 11 33 - - 33 Zamboanga Sibugay 11 11 - - - - Zamboanga del Norte - - - - - - Zamboanga del Sur 33 - 33 - - 33

X 259 2 213 - 43 257 Bukidnon 226 2 188 - 36 224 Camiguin - - - - - - Lanao Norte 11 - 11 - - 11 Misamis Occidental 3 - - - 3 3 Misamis Oriental 19 - 14 - 5 19

XI - - - - - - Davao City - - - - - - Davao Sur - - - - - - Compostela Valley - - - - - - Davao Norte - - - - - - Davao Oriental - - - - - -

XII - - - - - - Cotabato - - - - - - Saranggani - - - - - - South Cotabato - - - - - - Sultan Kudarat - - - - - -

CARAGA 357 - 278 - 79 357 Agusan Norte 32 - 23 - 9 32 Agusan Sur 86 - 25 - 61 86 Surigao Norte 9 - - - 9 9 Surigao Sur 230 - 230 - - 230

ARMM - - - - - - Basilan - - - - - - Lanao Sur - - - - - - Maguindanao - - - - - - Sulu - - - - - - Tawi-Tawi - - - - - -

Note: Report received from Region IV-B is as of August 2009. Report received from Regions III and CAR is as of September 2009. Report received from Region I is as of October 2009. Report received from Region XIII is as of November 2009. No report received from Regions VIII, XI, XII & ARMM.

ACCOMP

CY 2009 vs. CY 2009 NO. OF

TARGET OLT GFI VOS CA VLT 2_/ SUB-TOTAL SETT LES GOL/KKK SUB-TOTAL ARBS

PHILIPPINES 85,762 59,495 69.37 4,743 1,336 7,890 1,777 26,683 42,428 2,103 89 14,875 17,067 43,792

CAR 1,056 1,125 106.48 10 - 34 39 608 690 - - 435 435 1,093

I 2,442 1,270 52.00 74 0 - 1 506 582 - - 688 688 1,544

II 5,409 4,751 87.83 141 23 880 100 3,530 4,674 - - 77 77 3,385

III 4,899 4,983 101.72 2,570 175 683 296 993 4,717 170 75 22 267 4,329

IV-A 2,959 3,035 102.55 22 46 109 112 2,730 3,019 2 13 - 16 2,429

IV-B 1,904 2,086 109.56 97 3 54 46 1,236 1,436 18 0 632 650 2,170

V 10,049 3,432 34.16 464 15 140 177 2,476 3,272 52 - 108 160 2,373

VI 11,165 5,562 49.82 478 859 1,031 144 2,020 4,531 73 - 958 1,031 3,802

VII 7,274 4,596 63.18 181 44 528 188 475 1,416 387 - 2,793 3,180 4,819

VIII 3,377 4,218 124.90 77 3 374 349 536 1,338 792 - 2,088 2,880 2,103

IX 3,020 3,239 107.24 - 3 160 103 2,829 3,095 - - 144 144 2,247

X 4,189 3,426 81.78 51 11 204 134 2,268 2,669 187 - 569 756 2,761

XI 3,587 3,205 89.35 20 - 436 43 2,362 2,862 0 - 343 343 3,153

XII 16,505 8,671 52.54 143 154 1,665 - 1,331 3,293 421 - 4,957 5,378 4,647

CARAGA 2,373 2,436 102.64 35 - 541 46 753 1,374 - - 1,062 1,062 1,405

ARMM 5,553 3,460 62.31 381 - 1,052 - 2,028 3,460 - - - - 1,532

1_/ Subject to validation. Adjustments made based on latest report submitted by the Mangement Information Service (MIS)

2_/ Non-LBP Compensable

SOURCES:

Target - DAR 2009 Workplan -Planning Service

Accomplishment - Area- DAR-MIS, FOF1 Report as of December 2009 (Feb 25, 2010 Submission)

- ARBs - Field Report (Regional Planning Division)

Table 3LAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY REGION 1_/

REGION PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS NON-PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS

LAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY LAND TYPETARGET % ACCOMP


ACCOMPCY 2009 vs. CY 2009

TARGET OLT GFI VOS CA VLT 2_/ SUB-TOTAL SETTLEMENTS LES GOL/KKK SUB-TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 85,762 59,495 69.37 4,743 1,336 7,890 1,777 26,683 42,428 2,103 89 14,875 17,067 43,792

CAR 1,056 1,125 106.48 10 0 34 39 608 690 0 0 435 435 1,093Abra 138 247 179.22 0 0 0 0 55 55 0 0 192 192 232Apayao 210 107 50.99 10 0 0 0 55 65 0 0 42 42 94Benguet 200 283 141.45 0 0 0 0 210 210 0 0 73 73 359Ifugao 113 115 102.10 0 0 0 0 57 57 0 0 58 58 101Kalinga 341 293 86.15 0 0 34 39 217 290 0 0 4 4 273Mt. Province 55 79 143.53 0 0 0 0 14 14 0 0 65 65 34

I 2,442 1,270 52.00 74 0 0 1 506 582 0 0 688 688 1,544Ilocos Norte 591 180 30.38 0 0 0 0 162 162 0 0 18 18 157Ilocos Sur 492 280 56.91 0 0 0 0 269 269 0 0 11 11 307La Union 331 665 201.02 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 659 659 876Pangasinan 1,028 145 14.08 74 0 0 1 69 145 0 0 0 0 204

II 5,409 4,751 87.83 141 23 880 100 3,530 4,674 0 0 77 77 3,385Batanes 37 50 135.95 0 0 0 0 50 50 0 0 0 0 82Cagayan 1,532 1,115 72.77 75 2 373 4 651 1,105 0 0 10 10 539Isabela 2,974 2,398 80.65 65 19 494 96 1,724 2,398 0 0 0 0 1,718Nueva Vizcaya 491 693 141.08 1 3 10 0 613 627 0 0 66 66 655Quirino 375 494 131.83 0 0 2 0 492 494 0 0 0 0 391

III 4,899 4,983 101.72 2,570 175 683 296 993 4,717 170 75 22 267 4,329Aurora 485 485 100.07 0 0 163 10 296 470 0 0 16 16 301Bataan 240 265 110.49 8 141 0 0 90 239 0 23 3 26 269Bulacan 419 419 100.02 181 0 145 16 42 384 0 35 0 35 444Nueva Ecija-N 1,437 1,446 100.61 987 13 108 25 173 1,306 134 4 2 140 1,142Nueva Ecija-S 478 484 101.17 316 10 70 66 16 477 6 0 1 6 384Pampanga 715 720 100.72 401 10 23 94 191 720 0 0 0 0 650Tarlac 773 776 100.38 629 0 1 32 70 732 30 14 0 44 854Zambales 352 388 110.34 47 0 174 53 115 388 0 0 0 0 285

1_/ Subject to validation. Adjustments made based on latest report submitted by the Mangement Information Service (MIS) 2_/ Non-LBP Compensable

SOURCES:Target - DAR 2009 Workplan -Planning ServiceAccomplishment - Area- DAR-MIS, FOF1 Report as of December 2009 (Feb 25, 2010 Submission) - ARBs - Field Report (Regional Planning Division)

TARGET

Table 3a

LAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY LAND TYPE

NO. OF ARBs REGION/PROVINCE

PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS NON-PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS

LAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY PROVINCE 1_/January to December 2009

% ACCOMP



TARGETLAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY LAND TYPE


PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS NON-PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS% ACCOMP

IV-A: CALABARZON 2,959 3,035 102.55 22 46 109 112 2,730 3,019 2 13 0 16 2,429Batangas 121 215 178.32 3 0 0 79 120 202 0 13 0 13 251Cavite 554 564 101.82 4 0 0 0 560 564 0 0 0 0 494Laguna 324 407 125.46 6 23 2 0 376 407 0 0 0 0 400Quezon I 670 740 110.32 6 14 0 0 720 740 0 0 0 0 512Quezon II 1,153 971 84.26 0 9 105 15 841 971 0 0 0 0 620Rizal 138 138 100.44 4 0 1 18 113 136 2 0 0 2 152

IV-B MIMAROPA 1,904 2,086 109.56 97 3 54 46 1,236 1,436 18 0 632 650 2,170Marinduque 170 411 241.78 10 0 0 9 27 45 0 0 366 366 678Mindoro Occidental 867 477 55.07 86 3 45 18 326 477 0 0 0 0 452Mindoro Oriental 316 375 118.81 2 0 0 0 374 375 0 0 0 0 283Palawan 324 504 155.61 0 0 8 19 193 220 18 0 266 284 592Romblon 227 318 140.03 0 0 0 0 318 318 0 0 0 0 165

V 10,049 3,432 34.16 464 15 140 177 2,476 3,272 52 0 108 160 2,373Albay 1,532 235 15.37 18 0 1 0 216 235 0 0 0 0 176Camarines Norte 1,279 554 43.28 132 0 85 119 217 554 0 0 0 0 363Camarines Sur 4,025 1,094 27.18 71 0 30 56 810 967 42 0 85 127 729Catanduanes 428 372 87.00 0 0 0 0 372 372 0 0 0 0 294Masbate 1,550 891 57.51 95 15 17 0 731 858 10 0 23 33 537Sorsogon 1,235 286 23.12 147 0 6 2 131 286 0 0 0 0 274

VI 11,165 5,562 49.82 478 859 1,031 144 2,020 4,531 73 0 958 1,031 3,802Aklan 462 463 100.11 0 0 0 7 112 119 0 0 344 344 198Antique 317 208 65.62 8 0 9 6 113 135 0 0 73 73 142Capiz 1,294 1,298 100.32 34 0 75 31 751 891 68 0 338 407 924Guimaras 201 212 105.69 1 0 0 0 212 212 0 0 0 0 142Iloilo 3,850 402 10.44 143 0 43 1 121 308 0 0 94 94 177Negros Occidental 5,041 2,979 59.11 292 859 904 99 711 2,865 5 0 109 114 2,219

VII 7,274 4,596 63.18 181 44 528 188 475 1,416 387 0 2,793 3,180 4,819Bohol 698 714 102.26 16 7 0 123 12 158 0 0 556 556 804Cebu 1,258 1,107 88.02 62 37 22 20 280 421 0 0 687 687 1,482Negros Oriental 5,150 2,604 50.55 103 0 507 45 12 666 387 0 1,551 1,937 2,376Siquijor 168 171 101.96 0 0 0 0 171 171 0 0 0 0 157

VIII 3,377 4,218 124.90 77 3 374 349 536 1,338 792 0 2,088 2,880 2,103Biliran 22 31 141.93 13 0 1 0 17 31 0 0 0 0 38Leyte 1,878 1,972 105.01 45 0 203 315 274 837 3 0 1,132 1,135 1,096Southern Leyte 157 751 478.45 2 0 0 0 49 50 701 0 0 701 277Eastern Samar 67 218 326.07 0 3 13 0 23 39 88 0 92 179 118Northern Samar 238 264 111.05 16 0 14 33 135 199 0 0 65 65 141Western Samar 1,015 981 96.62 1 0 142 0 39 182 0 0 799 799 433



TARGETLAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY LAND TYPE


PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS NON-PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS% ACCOMP

IX 3,020 3,239 107.24 0 3 160 103 2,829 3,095 0 0 144 144 2,247Sibugay 1,000 943 94.32 0 3 10 0 845 857 0 0 86 86 608Zambo. Norte 1,094 1,043 95.36 0 0 92 101 793 986 0 0 57 57 721Zambo. Sur 926 1,252 135.21 0 0 58 2 1,192 1,252 0 0 0 0 918

X 4,189 3,426 81.78 51 11 204 134 2,268 2,669 187 0 569 756 2,761Bukidnon 1,544 1,585 102.69 47 9 163 69 924 1,213 187 0 186 373 1,563Camiguin 20 22 109.37 0 0 0 0 22 22 0 0 0 0 22Lanao Norte 828 842 101.70 0 0 11 13 818 842 0 0 0 0 585Misamis Occidental 1,074 217 20.22 4 2 0 12 179 197 0 0 20 20 201Misamis Oriental 723 759 105.01 0 0 31 41 325 396 0 0 363 363 390

XI 3,587 3,205 89.35 20 0 436 43 2,362 2,862 0 0 343 343 3,153Compostela Valley 727 759 104.46 0 0 67 14 678 759 0 0 0 0 824Davao City 549 584 106.43 12 0 0 0 229 241 0 0 343 343 340Davao Norte 750 792 105.65 6 0 41 29 716 792 0 0 0 0 912Davao Oriental 727 761 104.62 0 0 153 0 608 761 0 0 0 0 619Davao Sur 834 308 36.97 2 0 175 0 131 308 0 0 0 0 458

XII 16,505 8,671 52.54 143 154 1,665 0 1,331 3,293 421 0 4,957 5,378 4,647Cotabato 6,544 1,497 22.88 22 76 313 0 996 1,407 90 0 0 90 852Saranggani 2,501 832 33.27 0 0 436 0 124 560 272 0 0 272 1,067South Cotabato 4,954 5,564 112.31 103 0 329 0 174 606 0 0 4,957 4,957 2,302Sultan Kudarat 2,506 779 31.08 18 78 587 0 38 720 59 0 0 59 426

XIII 2,373 2,436 102.64 35 0 541 46 753 1,374 0 0 1,062 1,062 1,405Agusan Norte 302 324 107.27 25 0 0 16 106 147 0 0 177 177 202Agusan Sur 988 1,091 110.46 5 0 29 22 395 450 0 0 641 641 616Surigao Norte 342 276 80.71 5 0 15 8 236 264 0 0 12 12 211Surigao Sur 741 744 100.46 0 0 497 0 17 514 0 0 231 231 376

ARMM 5,553 3,460 62.31 381 0 1,052 0 2,028 3,460 0 0 0 0 1,532Basilan 206 174 84.66 0 0 174 0 0 174 0 0 0 0 77Lanao Sur 2,771 2,028 73.18 0 0 0 0 2,028 2,028 0 0 0 0 915Maguindanao 1,675 699 41.74 381 0 318 0 0 699 0 0 0 0 349Shariff Kabunsuan 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sulu 902 559 62.02 0 0 559 0 0 559 0 0 0 0 191Tawi-Tawi 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SCOPE ACCOMP % NO. OF

AREA (Ha) ACCOMP OLT GFI VOS CA VLT 2_/ SUB-TOTAL SETT LES GOL/KKK SUB-TOTAL ARBs

5,163,751 4,166,023 81 574,811 166,488 607,391 286,568 733,994 2,369,253 748,571 81,087 967,113 1,796,771 2,431,271

CAR 120,445 94,998 79 1,269 1,177 1,039 198 21,713 25,396 0 0 69,602 69,602 75,317I 148,118 138,704 94 30,664 1,821 8,869 1,558 72,475 115,388 1,969 301 21,045 23,316 113,707II 408,563 345,469 85 78,798 9,279 47,455 12,090 51,070 198,693 43,579 4,581 98,616 146,776 198,003III 443,720 403,325 91 203,258 5,996 28,247 29,963 34,831 302,294 15,763 57,257 28,011 101,031 258,596IV-A 214,662 162,548 76 15,707 1,091 27,004 40,028 32,426 116,257 26,841 5,504 13,945 46,291 104,369IV-B 198,536 165,587 83 15,810 2,108 12,774 17,075 43,292 91,059 14,493 4,974 55,060 74,528 116,751V 397,336 291,290 73 49,289 17,393 53,493 41,228 78,909 240,313 12,646 3,081 35,251 50,978 174,925VI 521,846 372,241 71 41,014 63,788 115,998 33,114 38,759 292,673 20,658 74 58,836 79,568 261,169VII 236,701 157,144 66 18,217 4,002 31,299 21,677 5,459 80,654 7,349 0 69,141 76,491 121,855VIII 488,710 416,605 85 20,552 8,210 23,597 31,465 17,734 101,558 112,871 615 201,561 315,047 186,030IX 233,717 206,990 89 10,672 7,779 16,436 13,465 80,428 128,779 21,105 2,983 54,122 78,210 118,474X 349,351 283,459 81 16,870 3,014 18,096 10,088 73,188 121,257 98,942 0 63,259 162,202 161,705XI 300,595 227,870 76 8,644 6,991 67,488 20,400 52,056 155,580 34,795 0 37,496 72,290 162,784XII 561,269 483,149 86 34,152 13,278 102,830 4,321 45,239 199,820 244,850 212 38,268 283,329 207,566CARAGA 235,259 216,289 92 6,523 3,400 31,135 7,736 28,790 77,585 19,269 1,474 117,961 138,704 106,088ARMM 304,923 200,355 66 23,372 17,160 21,629 2,161 57,624 121,946 73,440 31 4,938 78,409 63,932

1_/ Subject for validation

2_/ Non-LBP Compensable

SOURCES:

Accomplishment: 1972-1995 - MIS Updated Report 2008 - FOO, FOF1 Report as of December 2008 (Area); Field Report (No. of ARBs)

1996-2000 - DLR, Table 4 2009 - MIS, FOF 1 Report as of December 2009 (Area); Field Report (No. of ARBs)

2001 - BLAD, Joint DLR-LRA Report

2002 - 2004 - MIS, Table 4

2005 - BLAD, CY 2005 LAD Accomplishment Report by Land Type & Mode of Acquisition

2006 - FOO, FOF1 Report as of December 2006 (Area); Field Report (No. of ARBs)

2007 - FOO, FOF1 Report as of December 2007 (Area); Field Report (No. of ARBs)

Table 3b

1972 to December 2009CUMULATIVE LAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY REGION

LAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY LAND TYPE

PHILIPPINES

Private Agricultural Lands Non-Private Agricultural LandsREGION

TOTAL NO. OF ARBs

REGION/ SCOPE ACCOMP %ACCOMP - PROVINCE (CUMULATIVE) OLT GFI VOS CA VLT 2_/ SUB-TOTAL SETT LES GOL/KKK SUB-TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 5,163,751 4,166,023 81 574,811 166,488 607,391 286,568 733,994 2,369,253 748,571 81,087 967,113 1,796,771 2,431,271

LUZON 1,534,043 1,310,631 85 345,506 21,472 125,389 100,912 255,808 849,087 102,646 72,617 286,280 461,543 866,743

CAR 120,445 94,998 79 1,269 1,177 1,039 198 21,713 25,396 - - 69,602 69,602 75,317 Abra 26,223 25,323 97 305 68 17 57 8,178 8,626 - - 16,697 16,697 20,911 Apayao 7,999 7,256 91 204 277 59 18 2,484 3,042 - - 4,213 4,213 5,560 Benguet 22,571 18,470 82 158 102 - - 2,192 2,452 - - 16,018 16,018 18,627 Ifugao 27,950 14,334 51 266 311 327 - 5,243 6,147 - - 8,187 8,187 10,793 Kalinga 22,026 18,158 82 305 418 620 123 2,817 4,283 - - 13,874 13,874 10,955 Mt. Province 13,675 11,458 84 31 - 17 - 798 846 - - 10,612 10,612 8,471

I 148,118 138,704 94 30,664 1,821 8,869 1,558 72,475 115,388 1,969 301 21,045 23,316 113,707 Ilocos Norte 33,425 29,152 87 1,195 177 2,281 - 23,092 26,745 - - 2,407 2,407 16,953 Ilocos Sur 22,323 21,595 97 3,761 909 2,161 - 13,835 20,666 - - 929 929 25,388 La Union 18,646 17,526 94 1,467 41 271 286 5,682 7,747 0 - 9,779 9,780 24,613 Pangasinan 73,724 70,430 96 24,242 693 4,156 1,272 29,867 60,230 1,969 301 7,930 10,200 46,753

1_/ Preliminary. Subject to validation.2_/ Non-LBP Compensable

SOURCES: Accomplishment 1972-1995 - MIS Updated Repor 2006 - FOO, FOF1 Report as of December 2006 (Area); Field Report (No. of ARBs1996-2000 - DLR, Table 4 2007 - FOO, FOF1 Report as of December 2007 (Area); Field Report (No. of ARBs2001 - BLAD, Joint DLR-LRA Repor 2008 - FOO, FOF1 Report as of December 2008 (Area); Field Report (No. of ARBs2002 - 2004 - MIS, Table 4 2009 - MIS, FOF 1 Report as of December 2009 (Area); Field Report (No. of ARBs2005 - BLAD, CY 2005 LAD Accomplishment Report by Land Type & Mode of Acquisitio

PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS NON-PAL

Table 3cCUMULATIVE LAND DISTRIBUTION ACCOMPLISHMENT, BY PROVINCE 1_/

1972 to December 2009

TOTAL NO. OF ARBs



II 408,563 345,469 85 78,798 9,279 47,455 12,090 51,070 198,693 43,579 4,581 98,616 146,776 198,003 Batanes 479 665 139 - - - - 464 464 - - 201 201 1,144 Cagayan 166,168 132,403 80 28,084 1,010 25,544 4,594 18,371 77,603 - 1,164 53,636 54,800 67,741 Isabela 169,473 151,324 89 47,699 7,544 20,866 7,394 18,368 101,871 10,185 3,417 35,851 49,453 104,522 Nueva Vizcaya 46,055 35,562 77 1,332 694 145 69 7,811 10,050 22,201 - 3,311 25,512 16,011 Quirino 26,389 25,515 97 1,684 31 900 33 6,057 8,705 11,193 - 5,617 16,810 8,585

III 443,720 403,325 91 203,258 5,996 28,247 29,963 34,831 302,294 15,763 57,257 28,011 101,031 258,596 Aurora 18,976 13,572 72 277 51 2,826 2,392 3,942 9,489 2,164 - 1,920 4,084 8,986 Bataan 21,507 19,581 91 2,206 755 1,166 3,035 3,486 10,647 13 4,578 4,343 8,934 18,425 Bulacan 43,051 38,738 90 14,689 149 885 4,449 1,340 21,512 - 17,141 85 17,226 25,868 Nueva Ecija-N 116,598 103,637 89 66,677 1,053 5,020 2,778 6,344 81,872 5,278 14,976 1,512 21,766 52,211 Nueva Ecija-S 69,542 64,027 92 44,402 1,593 7,386 2,095 2,733 58,208 1,389 1,262 3,168 5,819 42,221 Pampanga 60,921 59,685 98 32,538 1,612 7,613 6,852 3,480 52,095 414 7,122 54 7,590 41,335 Tarlac 80,222 71,569 89 39,277 542 2,234 6,301 5,642 53,996 6,506 10,729 339 17,573 51,540 Zambales 32,903 32,515 99 3,192 241 1,116 2,063 7,863 14,475 - 1,450 16,590 18,040 18,010

IV 413,198 328,135 79 31,517 3,199 39,779 57,103 75,718 207,316 41,334 10,478 69,006 120,818 221,120

IV-A: CALABARZON 214,662 162,548 76 15,707 1,091 27,004 40,028 32,426 116,257 26,841 5,504 13,945 46,291 104,369 Batangas 40,065 31,290 78 4,722 92 2,815 8,552 4,640 20,822 13 4,288 6,167 10,468 21,055 Cavite 10,176 8,665 85 1,788 50 781 1,695 3,243 7,558 - 78 1,030 1,108 8,860 Laguna 23,554 18,700 79 1,771 223 1,325 2,167 4,916 10,401 5,251 1,134 1,914 8,299 12,955 Quezon I 50,025 40,672 81 2,490 310 2,467 9,795 10,004 25,066 14,973 - 633 15,606 22,866 Quezon II 64,807 48,194 74 1,249 329 18,686 14,834 8,850 43,948 587 - 3,659 4,246 29,254 Rizal 26,034 15,026 58 3,687 88 931 2,984 772 8,462 6,017 5 543 6,564 9,379

IV-B MIMAROPA 198,536 165,587 83 15,810 2,108 12,774 17,075 43,292 91,059 14,493 4,974 55,060 74,528 116,751 Marinduque 29,546 28,905 98 214 - 49 500 5,186 5,949 - - 22,956 22,956 34,086 Mindoro Occidental 38,696 34,887 90 10,517 1,210 3,688 6,520 4,628 26,563 - 4,974 3,350 8,324 25,622 Mindoro Oriental 53,558 37,025 69 3,417 483 4,173 4,458 17,022 29,554 - - 7,471 7,471 24,495 Palawan 62,694 52,922 84 1,040 325 4,209 3,704 8,248 17,526 14,493 - 20,903 35,396 25,686 Romblon 14,042 11,847 84 622 89 655 1,893 8,208 11,467 - - 380 380 6,862

TOTAL NO. OF ARBs



BICOL-VISAYAS 1,644,593 1,237,280 75 129,071 93,394 224,387 127,485 140,861 715,198 153,524 3,770 364,789 522,083 743,979

V 397,336 291,290 73 49,289 17,393 53,493 41,228 78,909 240,313 12,646 3,081 35,251 50,978 174,925 Albay 76,368 51,764 68 11,063 2,777 10,210 8,372 13,769 46,190 - - 5,574 5,574 38,162 Camarines Norte 47,022 32,714 70 1,639 1,598 5,566 10,129 8,761 27,693 - - 5,021 5,021 15,672 Camarines Sur 131,952 103,357 78 23,025 3,321 23,648 9,475 20,358 79,827 10,698 3,077 9,755 23,530 62,575 Catanduanes 13,390 13,013 97 263 771 42 158 11,448 12,682 - 4 327 331 9,762 Masbate 83,035 61,194 74 8,912 7,785 4,083 8,715 17,696 47,191 1,947 - 12,056 14,003 29,723 Sorsogon 45,569 29,249 64 4,387 1,141 9,944 4,381 6,877 26,730 - - 2,519 2,519 19,031

VI 521,846 372,241 71 41,014 63,788 115,998 33,114 38,759 292,673 20,658 74 58,836 79,568 261,169 Aklan 25,018 21,368 85 282 12,072 1,037 516 2,200 16,108 - - 5,261 5,261 21,477 Antique 53,690 50,818 95 1,520 16,527 247 192 1,707 20,192 - - 30,626 30,626 16,357 Capiz 67,113 59,058 88 7,527 682 15,403 2,930 11,388 37,930 18,092 74 2,962 21,128 34,259 Guimaras 16,881 15,769 93 2,224 1,221 545 3,464 7,631 15,085 44 - 640 684 13,506 Iloilo 100,875 63,104 63 18,344 4,423 18,230 8,491 7,971 57,459 - - 5,645 5,645 42,269 Negros Occidental 258,269 162,123 63 11,117 28,863 80,536 17,521 7,862 145,899 2,522 - 13,701 16,223 133,301

VII 236,701 157,144 66 18,217 4,002 31,299 21,677 5,459 80,654 7,349 - 69,141 76,491 121,855 Bohol 42,672 33,232 78 4,997 1,120 5,893 3,934 2,200 18,144 13 - 15,075 15,088 29,224 Cebu 57,355 26,072 45 4,107 1,587 1,603 5,547 2,183 15,025 - - 11,047 11,047 24,787 Negros Oriental 135,268 97,074 72 9,114 1,261 23,803 12,180 360 46,718 7,336 - 43,020 50,356 67,265 Siquijor 1,406 766 54 0 34 - 16 716 766 - - - - 579

VIII 488,710 416,605 85 20,552 8,210 23,597 31,465 17,734 101,558 112,871 615 201,561 315,047 186,030 Biliran 20,859 13,091 63 610 399 373 2,235 2,147 5,763 - - 7,327 7,327 10,083 Leyte 216,774 174,297 80 13,941 3,962 9,292 15,537 2,502 45,235 33,404 615 95,043 129,062 82,904 Southern Leyte 19,914 21,965 110 426 124 381 761 725 2,418 12,349 - 7,198 19,547 11,665 Eastern Samar 73,230 66,557 91 1,588 1,510 123 1,167 4,626 9,014 32,589 - 24,955 57,543 30,514 Northern Samar 71,701 65,664 92 2,034 450 2,154 6,559 4,853 16,050 21,186 - 28,428 49,614 20,612 Western Samar 86,233 75,031 87 1,953 1,765 11,273 5,206 2,881 23,078 13,343 - 38,610 51,953 30,252

MINDANAO 1,680,192 1,417,757 84 76,862 34,462 235,986 56,010 279,701 683,021 418,961 4,669 311,106 734,736 756,617

IX 233,717 206,990 89 10,672 7,779 16,436 13,465 80,428 128,779 21,105 2,983 54,122 78,210 118,474 Sibugay 24,472 12,289 50 - 89 468 547 10,054 11,157 - 36 1,096 1,132 5,641 Zambo. Norte 65,642 59,695 91 2,682 810 3,852 5,536 15,737 28,616 14,988 1,078 15,012 31,079 33,257 Zambo. Sur 143,603 135,005 94 7,991 6,880 12,117 7,382 54,637 89,006 6,117 1,869 38,013 45,999 79,576

TOTAL NO. OF ARBs



X 349,351 283,459 81 16,870 3,014 18,096 10,088 73,188 121,257 98,942 - 63,259 162,202 161,705 Bukidnon 189,617 165,638 87 11,686 1,554 9,610 6,691 40,092 69,632 54,456 - 41,550 96,006 91,574 Camiguin 2,597 2,432 94 56 6 62 67 2,241 2,432 - - - - 6,848 Lanao Norte 93,975 69,924 74 1,599 714 1,746 308 9,341 13,708 44,486 - 11,730 56,216 27,396 Misamis Occidental 28,153 14,666 52 1,125 99 1,552 1,849 9,180 13,804 - - 861 861 12,634 Misamis Oriental 35,010 30,799 88 2,405 641 5,126 1,174 12,334 21,680 - - 9,119 9,119 23,253

XI 300,595 227,870 76 8,644 6,991 67,488 20,400 52,056 155,580 34,795 - 37,496 72,290 162,784 Compostela Valley 18,867 7,948 42 3 398 1,662 217 5,560 7,839 11 - 98 109 6,634 Davao City 26,737 19,234 72 1,336 664 3,002 2,712 6,928 14,642 45 - 4,547 4,592 16,008 Davao Norte 113,280 104,177 92 5,010 3,380 23,247 9,151 26,344 67,133 17,015 - 20,028 37,044 82,150 Davao Oriental 70,400 60,396 86 872 169 26,290 4,201 9,201 40,733 17,480 - 2,183 19,663 31,436 Davao Sur 71,312 36,114 51 1,423 2,380 13,287 4,119 4,022 25,232 243 - 10,640 10,883 26,556

XII 561,269 483,149 86 34,152 13,278 102,830 4,321 45,239 199,820 244,850 212 38,268 283,329 207,566 Cotabato 246,427 219,426 89 10,521 8,756 20,465 1,126 32,087 72,954 138,347 212 7,912 146,471 84,842 Saranggani 47,590 39,217 82 3,094 493 23,224 1,525 4,871 33,208 2,168 - 3,842 6,010 19,614 South Cotabato 123,392 96,990 79 10,263 297 34,023 1,660 7,039 53,282 17,194 - 26,514 43,708 56,424 Sultan Kudarat 143,860 127,516 89 10,274 3,732 25,117 10 1,242 40,376 87,140 - - 87,140 46,686

XIII 235,259 216,289 92 6,523 3,400 31,135 7,736 28,790 77,585 19,269 1,474 117,961 138,704 106,088 Agusan Norte 28,634 25,645 90 2,158 497 2,635 1,941 5,223 12,453 - 382 12,810 13,192 15,237 Agusan Sur 128,832 115,599 90 2,420 2,492 7,321 5,182 18,790 36,205 19,269 1,092 59,034 79,395 50,214 Surigao Norte 32,231 32,067 99 1,092 46 996 253 3,774 6,161 - - 25,906 25,906 18,076 Surigao Sur 45,563 42,978 94 854 366 20,183 361 1,003 22,766 - - 20,212 20,212 22,561

ARMM 304,923 200,355 66 23,372 17,160 21,629 2,161 57,624 121,946 73,440 31 4,938 78,409 63,932 Basilan 40,743 29,354 72 154 4,674 11,712 1,691 1,829 20,060 8,914 31 349 9,294 17,812 Lanao Sur 137,654 104,818 76 1,366 12,195 2,175 - 48,509 64,245 39,279 - 1,294 40,573 26,936 Maguindanao 83,107 41,490 50 21,742 291 4,129 - 8 26,170 14,335 - 985 15,320 13,291 Sulu 10,997 6,958 63 110 - 3,593 - - 3,703 1,207 - 2,048 3,255 2,310 Tawi-Tawi 32,422 17,736 55 - - 20 470 7,279 7,769 9,705 - 262 9,967 3,583

% ACCOMP % ACCOMP

TARGET ACCOMP VS CY 2009 TARGET ACCOMP VS CY 2009TARGET TARGET

PHILIPPINES 12,961 12,296 95 6,545 5,740 88

CAR 5 55 1,100 7 45 643

I 450 614 136 411 759 185

II 305 566 185 203 500 246

III 187 485 259 107 322 301

IV-A 690 969 140 347 413 119

IV-B 0 83 - 0 38 -

V 2,810 2,117 75 1,165 519 45

VI 449 532 118 287 421 147

VII 480 434 90 552 563 102

VIII 1,650 1,044 63 704 342 49

IX 2,250 1,507 67 1,377 684 50

X 1,986 2,084 105 652 610 94

XI 1,090 1,346 124 492 351 71

XII 609 440 72 241 161 67

CARAGA 0 21 - 0 12 -

ARMM 0 0 - 0 0 -

1_/ Subject to validation

SOURES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 Work Plan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : FOFile 4 - Field Operations Office (FOO)

Table 4ACCOMPLISHMENT IN LEASEHOLD OPERATIONS, BY REGION 1_/

AREA PLACED UNDER LEASEHOLD (HA) NO. OF ARBs INVOLVED


REGION

% ACCOMP % ACCOMP


PHILIPPINES 12,961 12,296 95 6,545 5,740 88

CAR 5 55 1,100 7 45 643Abra - - Benguet - - Ifugao - - Kalinga - - Apayao 5 55 1,100 45 Mt. Province - -

I 450 614 136 411 759 185Ilocos Norte 100 141 141 312 Ilocos Sur 150 161 107 158 La Union 100 113 113 166 Pangasinan 100 199 199 123

II 305 566 185 203 500 246Batanes - - - - Cagayan 170 373 219 327 Isabela 100 77 77 65 Nueva Vizcaya 20 60 300 65 Quirino 15 56 373 43

III 187 485 259 107 322 301Aurora 15 15 - 2 Bataan 10 38 384 31 Bulacan 30 50 167 28 Nueva Ecija-North 57 84 148 64 Nueva Ecija-South 45 187 416 102 Pampanga - 34 - 22 Tarlac 30 76 252 73 Zambales - - - -

1_/ Subject to validation

SOURES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 Work Plan - Planning Service (PS)Accomplishment : FOFile 4 - Field Operations Office (FOO)

REGION/PROVINCE

Table 4aACCOMPLISHMENT IN LEASEHOLD OPERATIONS, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE 1_/



% ACCOMP % ACCOMP


REGION/PROVINCE


IV-A 690 969 140 347 413 119Batangas 150 235 157 143 Cavite 100 129 129 53 Laguna 80 148 185 79 Quezon I 80 131 164 69 Quezon II 250 280 112 54 Rizal 30 46 153 15

IV-B - 83 - 38 -Marinduque - - - Occidental Mindoro 6 - 7 Oriental Mindoro - - - Palawan - - - Romblon 77 - 31

V 2,810 2,117 75 1,165 519 45Albay 449 258 58 105 Camarines Norte 337 223 66 83 Camarines Sur 591 273 46 111 Catanduanes 731 642 88 88 Masbate 449 352 78 49 Sorsogon 253 370 146 83

VI 449 532 118 287 421 147Aklan 72 73 101 73 Antique 14 22 157 22 Capiz 97 215 222 168 Guimaras 10 11 113 8 Iloilo 151 131 87 77 Negros Occidental 105 80 76 73

VII 480 434 90 552 563 102Bohol 100 78 78 139 Cebu 210 188 90 214 Negros Oriental 70 66 94 26 Siquijor 100 102 102 184

VIII 1,650 1,044 63 704 342 49Biliran - - - - Eastern Samar 200 360 180 158 Leyte 550 48 9 15 Northern Samar 200 103 51 25 Southern Leyte 300 21 7 18 Western Samar 400 513 128 126

% ACCOMP % ACCOMP


REGION/PROVINCE


IX 2,250 1,507 67 1,377 684 50Zamboanga del Norte 750 538 72 243 Zamboanga Sibugay 750 493 66 136 Zamboanga del Sur 750 477 64 305

X 1,986 2,084 105 652 610 94Bukidnon 418 505 121 156 Camiguin 63 46 72 27 Lanao Norte 128 220 172 112 Misamis Occidental 1,277 1,150 90 250 Misamis Oriental 100 164 164 65

XI 1,090 1,346 124 492 351 71Compostela Valley 300 285 95 100 Davao City 56 27 48 24 Davao Del Sur 300 378 126 140 Davao Oriental 158 392 248 42 Davao Province 276 265 96 45

XII 609 440 72 241 161 67North Cotabato 150 83 - 34 Sarangani 150 240 160 89 South Cotabato 150 117 - 38 Sultan Kudarat 159 - - -

CARAGA - 21 - 12 -Agusan Norte - 15 10 Agusan Sur - 5 2 Surigao Norte - - - Surigao Sur - - -

ARMM - - - - - -Basilan - - - Lanao Sur - - - Maguindanao - - - Sulu - - - Tawi-Tawi - - -

AREA (HA) NO. OF ARBs AREA (HA) NO. OF ARBs AREA (HA) NO. OF ARBs

PHILIPPINES 1,686,045 1,190,913 12,296 5,740 1,698,341 1,196,653

CAR 1,736 2,970 55 45 1,791 3,015 I 150,343 219,157 614 759 150,957 219,916 II 88,277 65,548 566 500 88,843 66,048 III 159,786 101,172 485 322 160,271 101,494 IV 158,974 102,505 1,051 451 160,025 102,956 V 64,883 48,409 2,117 519 67,000 48,928 VI 122,997 107,632 532 421 123,529 108,053 VII 74,506 99,187 434 563 74,940 99,750 VIII 220,034 106,191 1,044 342 221,078 106,533 IX 140,900 103,610 1,507 684 142,407 104,294 X 212,139 102,074 2,084 610 214,223 102,684 XI 179,227 79,322 1,346 351 180,573 79,673 XII 94,435 45,815 440 161 94,875 45,976 CARAGA 6,372 2,265 21 12 6,393 2,277 ARMM 11,436 5,056 - - 11,436 5,056


REGION

Table 4bACCOMPLISHMENT IN LEASEHOLD OPERATIONS, BY REGION 1_/

CUM EO 2008 CY 2009 CUM EO 2009

1964 to December 2009

REDOCUMENTED

% ACCOMPLISHME

NT

REDOCUMENTED

% ACCOMPLISHME

NT

REDOCUMENTED

% ACCOMPLISHME

NT

PHILIPPINES 29,474 3,699 12.55 47,770 22,816 47.76 77,244 26,515 34.33

CAR 67 0 0.00 793 41 5.17 860 41 4.77

I 518 711 137.26 0 0 0.00 518 711 137.26

II 3,621 235 6.49 5,285 3,400 64.33 8,906 3,635 40.82

III 639 378 59.15 597 901 150.92 1,236 1,279 103.48

IV-A 120 36 30.10 522 613 117.43 642 649 101.15

IV-B 305 0 0.00 2,463 1,900 77.14 2,768 1,900 68.64

V 7,675 515 6.71 4,070 3,494 85.85 11,745 4,009 34.13

VI 5,366 608 11.33 11,512 3,570 31.01 16,878 4,178 24.75

VII 644 51 7.92 2,139 1,121 52.41 2,783 1,172 42.11

VIII 4,315 388 8.99 1,360 481 35.37 5,675 869 15.31

IX 844 222 26.30 3,477 1,818 52.29 4,321 2,040 47.21

X 1,082 0 0.00 5,457 470 8.61 6,539 470 7.19

XI 3,153 423 13.42 305 714 234.10 3,458 1,137 32.88

XII 126 99 78.57 5,192 2,598 50.04 5,318 2,697 50.71

CARAGA 651 33 5.07 1,747 1,525 87.29 2,398 1,558 64.97

ARMM 348 0 0.00 2,851 170 5.96 3,199 170 5.31

SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan-Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : FOFile2-Management Information Service (MIS)

Table 5STATUS OF REDOCUMENTATION OF DISTRIBUTED BUT NOT YET DOCUMENTED (DNYD) LANDS, BY REGION

OLT LANDHOLDINGS(AREA IN HA.)

GFI LANDHOLDINGS(AREA IN HA.)

REGIONTARGET TARGET

TOTAL


TARGET

TARGET REDOCUMENTED % ACCOMPLISHMENT TARGET REDOCUMENTED % ACCOMPLISHMENT TARGET REDOCUMENTED % ACCOMPLISHMENT

PHILIPPINES 29,474 3,699 12.55 47,770 22,816 47.76 77,244 26,515 34.33

CAR 67 0 0.00 793 41 5.17 860 41 4.77

Abra 0 0 0.00 0 8 0.00 - 8 0.00

Apayao 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

Benguet 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

Ifugao 67 0 0.00 310 33 10.65 377 33 8.75

Kalinga 0 0 0.00 483 0 0.00 483 - 0.00

Mt. Province 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

I 518 711 137.26 0 0 0.00 518 711 137.26

Ilocos Norte 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

Ilocos Sur 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

La Union 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

Pangasinan 518 711 137.26 0 0 0.00 518 711 137.26

II 3,621 235 6.49 5,285 3,400 64.33 8,906 3,635 40.82

Batanes 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

Cagayan 1,830 91 4.97 3,273 3,266 99.79 5,103 3,357 65.78

Isabela 1,635 144 8.81 1,892 104 5.50 3,527 248 7.03

Nueva Vizcaya 95 0 0.00 54 0 0.00 149 - 0.00

Quirino 61 0 0.00 66 30 45.45 127 30 23.62

Table 5a

January to December 2009 STATUS OF REDOCUMENTATION OF DISTRIBUTED BUT NOT YET DOCUMENTED (DNYD) LANDS, BY PROVINCE

OLT LANDHOLDINGSTOTAL

REGION/PROVINCE(AREA IN HA.)






III 639 378 59.15 597 901 150.92 1,236 1,279 103.48

Aurora 0 14 0.00 85 349 410.59 85 363 427.06

Bataan 3 5 166.67 304 42 13.82 307 47 15.31

Bulacan 183 128 69.95 68 83 122.06 251 211 84.06

Nueva Ecija-North 318 48 15.09 0 65 0.00 318 113 35.53

Nueva Ecija-South 87 75 86.21 7 24 342.86 94 99 105.32

Pampanga 0 65 0.00 0 0 0.00 - 65 0.00

Tarlac 14 40 285.71 0 0 0.00 14 40 285.71

Zambales 34 3 8.82 133 338 254.14 167 341 204.19

IV-A 120 36 30.10 522 613 117.43 642 649 101.15

Batangas 37 17 45.95 85 190 223.53 122 207 169.67

Cavite 0 0 0.00 112 152 135.71 112 152 135.71

Laguna 34 19 55.28 6 124 2,066.67 40 143 354.22

Quezon I 48 0 0.00 47 32 68.09 95 32 33.60

Quezon II 0 0 0.00 101 40 39.60 101 40 39.60

Rizal 0 0 0.00 171 75 43.86 171 75 43.86

IV-B 305 0 0.00 2,463 1,900 77.14 2,768 1,900 68.64

Marinduque 28 0 0.00 19 0 0.00 47 - 0.00

Occidental Mindoro 80 0 0.00 844 579 68.60 924 579 62.66

Oriental Mindoro 106 0 0.00 966 384 39.75 1,072 384 35.82

Palawan 0 0 0.00 359 870 242.34 359 870 242.34

Romblon 91 0 0.00 275 67 24.36 366 67 18.31

V 7,675 515 6.71 4,070 3,494 85.85 11,745 4,009 34.13

Albay 2,584 34 1.32 1,192 809 67.87 3,776 843 22.33

Camarines Norte 363 281 77.41 105 1,243 1,183.81 468 1,524 325.64

Camarines Sur 2,785 53 1.90 1,557 11 0.71 4,342 64 1.47

Catanduanes 20 9 45.00 53 634 1,196.23 73 643 880.82

Masbate 1,127 24 2.13 931 120 12.89 2,058 144 7.00

Sorsogon 796 114 14.32 232 677 291.81 1,028 791 76.95





VI 5,366 608 11.33 11,512 3,570 31.01 16,878 4,178 24.75

Aklan 61 77 126.23 661 143 21.63 722 220 30.47

Antique 416 6 1.44 170 187 110.00 586 193 32.94

Capiz 1,318 173 13.13 1,455 484 33.26 2,773 657 23.69

Guimaras 490 54 11.02 46 39 84.78 536 93 17.35

Iloilo 1,684 286 16.98 1,625 811 49.91 3,309 1,097 33.15

Negros Occidental 1,397 12 0.86 7,555 1,906 25.23 8,952 1,918 21.43

VII 644 51 7.92 2,139 1,121 52.41 2,783 1,172 42.11

Bohol 144 0 0.00 358 423 118.16 502 423 84.26

Cebu 156 0 0.00 94 24 25.53 250 24 9.60

Negros Oriental 344 51 14.83 1,672 659 39.41 2,016 710 35.22

Siquijor 0 0 0.00 15 15 100.00 15 15 100.00

VIII 4,315 388 8.99 1,360 481 35.37 5,675 869 15.31

Biliran 345 17 4.93 24 0 0.00 369 17 4.61

Eastern Samar 259 45 17.37 77 46 59.74 336 91 27.08

Leyte 2,294 250 10.90 207 7 3.38 2,501 257 10.28

Northern Samar 97 76 78.35 392 6 1.53 489 82 16.77

Southern Samar 171 0 0.00 80 234 292.50 251 234 93.23

Western Samar 1,149 0 0.00 580 188 32.41 1,729 188 10.87

IX 844 222 26.30 3,477 1,818 52.29 4,321 2,040 47.21

Sibugay 110 122 110.91 751 1,338 178.16 861 1,460 169.57

Zamboanga del Norte 116 12 10.34 434 433 99.77 550 445 80.91

Zamboanga Sur 618 88 14.24 2,292 47 2.05 2,910 135 4.64

X 1,082 0 0.00 5,457 470 8.61 6,539 470 7.19

North Bukidnon 14 0 0.00 2,466 317 12.85 2,480 317 12.78

South Bukidnon 113 0 0.00 344 0 0.00 457 - 0.00

Camiguin 0 0 0.00 4 0 0.00 4 - 0.00

Lanao Norte 312 0 0.00 1,417 117 8.26 1,729 117 6.77

Misamis Occidental 254 0 0.00 101 18 17.82 355 18 5.07

Misamis Oriental 389 0 0.00 1,125 18 1.60 1,514 18 1.19





XI 3,153 423 13.42 305 714 234.10 3,458 1,137 32.88

Compostela Valley 820 0 0.00 0 102 0.00 820 102 12.44

Davao City 276 0 0.00 145 118 81.38 421 118 28.03

Davao Norte 1,182 423 35.79 140 400 285.71 1,322 823 62.25

Davao del Sur 590 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 590 - 0.00

Davao Oriental 285 0 0.00 20 94 470.00 305 94 30.82

XII 126 99 78.57 5,192 2,598 50.04 5,318 2,697 50.71

Cotabato 4 0 0.00 3,842 1,653 43.02 3,846 1,653 42.98

Saranggani 25 0 0.00 311 204 65.59 336 204 60.71

South Cotabato 8 46 575.00 52 104 200.00 60 150 250.00

Sultan Kudarat 89 53 59.55 987 637 64.54 1,076 690 64.13

CARAGA 651 33 5.07 1,747 1,525 87.29 2,398 1,558 64.97

Agusan Norte 48 0 0.00 122 275 225.41 170 275 161.76

Agusan Sur 374 0 0.00 1,170 1,204 102.91 1,544 1,204 77.98

Surigao Norte 209 32 15.31 115 0 0.00 324 32 9.88

Surigao Sur 20 1 5.00 340 46 13.53 360 47 13.06

Prov. Of Dinagat 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

ARMM 348 0 0.00 2,851 170 5.96 3,199 170 5.31

Basilan 0 0 0.00 279 170 60.93 279 170 60.93

Lanao Sur 0 0 0.00 2,189 0 0.00 2,189 - 0.00

Maguindanao 348 0 0.00 383 0 0.00 731 - 0.00

Sulu 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00

Tawi-Tawi 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - 0.00


INVENTORYLANDHOLDING SHIFTED TO

DPS

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS

H-MENTBALANCE INVENTORY

LANDHOLDING SHIFTED TO

VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED TO

DPS/VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS

H-MENTBALANCE

PHILIPPINES 57,728 4,635 53,093 16,898 29 36,196 93,117 2,960 90,157 26,254 28 63,902 150,845 7,595 143,250 43,152 29 100,098

CAR 68 0 68 18 27 50 969 161 808 41 4 766 1,036 161 875 59 6 816

I 1,744 793 951 506 29 445 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,744 793 951 506 29 445

II 7,252 1,195 6,058 503 7 5,555 11,682 835 10,847 3,421 29 7,426 18,934 2,030 16,904 3,924 21 12,981

III 2,940 376 2,564 1,755 60 810 1,791 133 1,658 873 49 785 4,731 509 4,222 2,627 56 1,595

IV-A 1,003 25 978 406 40 572 1,296 135 1,161 640 49 521 2,299 160 2,140 1,046 45 1,093

IV-B 886 4 882 326 37 555 5,937 9 5,928 2,397 40 3,531 6,823 13 6,810 2,724 40 4,087

V 14,233 586 13,647 4,008 28 9,640 10,602 605 9,997 3,515 33 6,482 24,835 1,191 23,644 7,523 30 16,121

VI 11,097 123 10,974 3,942 36 7,032 20,650 66 20,584 3,647 18 16,937 31,747 189 31,558 7,589 24 23,968

VII 1,670 2 1,668 514 31 1,154 2,721 3 2,718 1,287 47 1,431 4,391 6 4,386 1,801 41 2,585

VIII 4,486 347 4,139 706 16 3,433 1,966 6 1,960 581 30 1,378 6,452 353 6,099 1,288 20 4,812

IX 866 268 598 29 3 569 4,730 5 4,725 1,385 29 3,340 5,596 272 5,323 1,414 25 3,910

X 3,133 76 3,057 473 15 2,584 7,330 471 6,858 471 6 6,388 10,463 547 9,916 944 9 8,972

XI 5,062 143 4,919 2,623 52 2,296 1,432 5 1,426 718 50 709 6,494 149 6,345 3,340 51 3,005

XII 671 127 544 287 43 257 12,732 164 12,569 3,957 31 8,611 13,403 291 13,112 4,244 32 8,868

CARAGA 1,409 127 1,282 189 13 1,093 6,569 221 6,348 2,938 45 3,410 7,978 349 7,630 3,126 39 4,504

ARMM 1,207 442 764 614 51 150 2,711 141 2,570 384 14 2,186 3,918 584 3,334 998 25 2,336

SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan-Planning Service (PS Accomplishmen: FOFile2-Management Information Service (MIS)

Table 5b

TOTAL

STATUS OF REDOCUMENTATION OF DISTRIBUTED BUT NOT YET DOCUMENTED (DNYD) LANDS, BY REGION As of December 2009

REGION

OLT LANDHOLDINGS GFI LANDHOLDINGS

INVENTORYLANDHOLDIN

G SHIFTED TO DPS

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED

TO VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED

TO DPS/VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS

H-MENTBALANCE

PHILIPPINES 57,728 4,635 53,093 16,898 29 36,196 93,117 2,960 90,157 26,254 28 63,902 150,845 7,595 143,250 43,152 29 100,098

CAR 68 0 68 18 27 50 969 161 808 41 4 766 1,036 161 875 59 6 816

Abra 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 8 8 100 0 8 0 8 8 100 0

Apayao 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Benguet 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ifugao 68 0 68 18 27 50 311 0 311 33 11 278 379 0 379 51 14 327

Kalinga 0 0 0 0 0 0 649 161 488 0 0 488 649 161 488 0 0 488

Mt. Province 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

I 1,744 793 951 506 29 445 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,744 793 951 506 29 445

Ilocos Norte 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ilocos Sur 32 22 10 2 5 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 22 10 2 5 9

La Union 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pangasinan 1,712 771 941 504 29 437 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,712 771 941 504 29 437

II 7,252 1,195 6,058 503 7 5,555 11,682 835 10,847 3,421 29 7,426 18,934 2,030 16,904 3,924 21 12,981

Batanes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Cagayan 1,969 140 1,830 9 0 1,821 6,208 75 6,133 3,287 53 2,847 8,178 215 7,963 3,296 40 4,667

Isabela 4,873 1,055 3,818 145 3 3,673 5,143 743 4,400 104 2 4,296 10,016 1,798 8,218 249 2 7,969

Nueva Vizcaya 258 0 258 258 100 0 251 17 233 0 0 233 509 17 491 258 51 233

Quirino 152 0 152 91 60 61 81 0 81 30 37 50 232 0 232 121 52 111

III 2,940 376 2,564 1,755 60 810 1,791 133 1,658 873 49 785 4,731 509 4,222 2,627 56 1,595

Aurora 179 14 165 165 92 0 408 2 406 300 74 106 587 16 571 465 79 106

Bataan 22 5 17 17 77 0 701 131 570 32 5 538 723 136 587 49 7 538

Bulacan 885 128 758 346 39 411 151 0 151 83 55 68 1,037 128 909 429 41 480

Nueva Ecija-North 853 48 806 523 61 282 65 0 65 65 100 0 919 48 871 589 64 282

Nueva Ecija-South 269 75 194 140 52 54 31 0 31 24 76 7 300 75 225 164 55 61

Pampanga 397 65 333 333 84 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 397 65 333 333 84 0

Tarlac 248 40 209 195 79 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 248 40 209 195 79 13

Zambales 86 3 83 35 40 48 435 0 435 369 85 65 520 3 517 404 78 113

Table 5cSTATUS OF REDOCUMENTATION OF DISTRIBUTED BUT NOT YET DOCUMENTED (DNYD) LANDS, BY PROVINCE

As of December 2009

REGION/PROVINCE

OLT LANDHOLDINGS GFI LANDHOLDINGS TOTAL

INVENTORYLANDHOLDIN

G SHIFTED TO DPS

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED

TO VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED

TO DPS/VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS

H-MENTBALANCE

REGION/PROVINCE


IV-A 1,003 25 978 406 40 572 1,296 135 1,161 640 49 521 2,299 160 2,140 1,046 45 1,093

Batangas 224 0 224 204 91 20 294 0 294 190 65 104 517 0 517 394 76 124

Cavite 110 0 110 110 100 0 271 118 152 152 56 0 381 118 263 263 69 0

Laguna 49 25 24 6 13 17 132 3 130 124 94 5 181 28 154 131 72 23

Quezon I 80 0 80 55 69 25 86 1 85 32 37 53 165 1 164 87 53 78

Quezon II 39 0 39 0 0 39 176 0 176 40 23 136 214 0 214 40 19 174

Rizal 502 0 502 31 6 471 338 13 325 101 30 224 840 13 827 132 16 695

IV-B 886 4 882 326 37 555 5,937 9 5,928 2,397 40 3,531 6,823 13 6,810 2,724 40 4,087

Marinduque 35 0 35 5 15 30 20 2 19 0 0 19 56 2 54 5 9 49

Occidental Mindoro 429 4 425 257 60 168 1,731 7 1,724 579 33 1,145 2,160 11 2,149 835 39 1,313

Oriental Mindoro 180 0 180 24 13 156 2,493 0 2,493 591 24 1,902 2,673 0 2,673 614 23 2,058

Palawan 13 0 13 13 100 0 1,354 0 1,354 951 70 402 1,366 0 1,366 964 71 402

Romblon 229 0 229 28 12 201 339 0 339 277 81 63 569 0 569 305 54 264

V 14,233 586 13,647 4,008 28 9,640 10,602 605 9,997 3,515 33 6,482 24,835 1,191 23,644 7,523 30 16,121

Albay 6,873 0 6,872 3,367 49 3,506 2,733 0 2,733 809 30 1,924 9,605 0 9,605 4,176 43 5,429

Camarines Norte 914 317 597 203 22 394 1,484 56 1,428 1,243 84 185 2,399 373 2,025 1,446 60 580

Camarines Sur 3,971 105 3,866 252 6 3,614 3,134 377 2,757 11 0 2,746 7,105 482 6,623 263 4 6,360

Catanduanes 37 24 14 10 26 4 740 0 740 634 86 105 777 24 753 644 83 109

Masbate 1,137 26 1,111 173 15 939 1,372 171 1,201 141 10 1,060 2,510 197 2,312 314 13 1,999

Sorsogon 1,301 114 1,187 3 0 1,183 1,139 0 1,139 677 59 462 2,439 114 2,325 680 28 1,645

VI 11,097 123 10,974 3,942 36 7,032 20,650 66 20,584 3,647 18 16,937 31,747 189 31,558 7,589 24 23,968

Aklan 168 7 161 84 50 77 915 47 868 143 16 725 1,083 54 1,029 227 21 802

Antique 488 24 464 91 19 373 203 6 197 190 93 8 691 30 661 281 41 381

Capiz 2,911 15 2,896 747 26 2,149 2,690 0 2,690 538 20 2,152 5,601 15 5,586 1,285 23 4,301

Guimaras 774 54 720 531 69 188 51 0 51 39 76 12 825 54 771 570 69 201

Iloilo 3,090 11 3,079 462 15 2,616 3,169 13 3,156 832 26 2,324 6,259 24 6,234 1,294 21 4,940

Negros Occidental 3,667 12 3,655 2,026 55 1,628 13,622 0 13,622 1,906 14 11,715 17,288 12 17,276 3,933 23 13,344

INVENTORYLANDHOLDIN

G SHIFTED TO DPS

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED

TO VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED

TO DPS/VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS

H-MENTBALANCE

REGION/PROVINCE


VII 1,670 2 1,668 514 31 1,154 2,721 3 2,718 1,287 47 1,431 4,391 6 4,386 1,801 41 2,585

Bohol 157 0 157 29 18 128 824 0 824 559 68 265 981 0 981 587 60 393

Cebu 1,094 2 1,092 356 33 736 132 3 128 35 26 94 1,226 6 1,220 391 32 829

Negros Oriental 419 0 419 129 31 290 1,750 0 1,750 678 39 1,072 2,170 0 2,170 807 37 1,363

Siquijor 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 15 15 100 0 15 0 15 15 100 0

VIII 4,486 347 4,139 706 16 3,433 1,966 6 1,960 581 30 1,378 6,452 353 6,099 1,288 20 4,812

Biliran 520 127 394 167 32 227 24 0 24 0 0 24 544 127 417 167 31 251

Eastern Samar 260 44 217 0 0 217 77 6 71 5 6 67 338 50 288 5 1 283

Leyte 2,041 0 2,041 356 17 1,685 613 0 613 226 37 386 2,654 0 2,654 583 22 2,071

Northern Samar 319 45 274 177 55 97 461 0 461 133 29 328 780 45 735 310 40 425

Southern Samar 188 124 65 6 3 58 81 0 81 37 46 44 269 124 145 43 16 102

Western Samar 1,157 7 1,149 0 0 1,149 710 0 710 180 25 530 1,867 7 1,860 180 10 1,679

IX 866 268 598 29 3 569 4,730 5 4,725 1,385 29 3,340 5,596 272 5,323 1,414 25 3,910

Sibugay 89 0 89 0 0 89 805 0 805 210 26 595 895 0 895 210 24 684

Zamboanga del Norte 159 93 66 29 18 38 445 0 445 19 4 426 604 93 511 48 8 464

Zamboanga Sur 617 175 442 0 0 442 3,480 5 3,475 1,155 33 2,319 4,097 179 3,917 1,155 28 2,762

X 3,133 76 3,057 473 15 2,584 7,330 471 6,858 471 6 6,388 10,463 547 9,916 944 9 8,972

North Bukidnon 570 39 531 459 81 71 958 82 876 317 33 559 1,528 121 1,407 776 51 630

South Bukidnon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Camiguin 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 4 4 0 4 0 0 4

Lanao Norte 1,158 34 1,124 0 0 1,124 5,050 389 4,661 117 2 4,544 6,208 424 5,785 117 2 5,668

Misamis Occidental 329 3 327 4 1 322 110 0 110 18 16 92 439 3 437 22 5 414

Misamis Oriental 1,076 0 1,076 10 1 1,066 1,208 0 1,208 18 2 1,190 2,284 0 2,284 28 1 2,256

INVENTORYLANDHOLDIN

G SHIFTED TO DPS

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED

TO VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS


LANDHOLDING SHIFTED

TO DPS/VLT

DNYD FOR REDOCU-

MENTATION

REDOCU-MENTED

% ACCOMPLIS

H-MENTBALANCE

REGION/PROVINCE


XI 5,062 143 4,919 2,623 52 2,296 1,432 5 1,426 718 50 709 6,494 149 6,345 3,340 51 3,005

Compostela Valley 1,505 87 1,417 1,210 80 208 258 0 258 106 41 152 1,762 87 1,675 1,316 75 359

Davao City 287 10 277 200 70 77 369 5 364 118 32 246 656 15 641 318 48 323

Davao Norte 2,121 17 2,104 1,160 55 944 531 0 531 400 75 131 2,652 17 2,635 1,559 59 1,075

Davao del Sur 574 6 568 20 3 548 111 0 111 94 85 17 685 6 679 114 17 566

Davao Oriental 575 23 552 33 6 519 163 0 163 0 0 163 738 23 715 33 4 682

XII 671 127 544 287 43 257 12,732 164 12,569 3,957 31 8,611 13,403 291 13,112 4,244 32 8,868

Cotabato 145 7 138 0 0 138 9,356 5 9,351 2,410 26 6,941 9,501 12 9,489 2,410 25 7,078

Saranggani 338 67 271 223 66 48 767 0 767 270 35 498 1,105 67 1,039 493 45 546

South Cotabato 17 0 17 17 100 0 308 0 308 303 98 5 325 0 325 320 98 5

Sultan Kudarat 171 53 118 47 27 71 2,301 159 2,142 974 42 1,168 2,472 212 2,260 1,021 41 1,239

CARAGA 1,409 127 1,282 189 13 1,093 6,569 221 6,348 2,938 45 3,410 7,978 349 7,630 3,126 39 4,504

Agusan Norte 146 7 139 76 52 63 466 22 444 315 68 130 612 28 583 391 64 193

Agusan Sur 886 77 809 13 1 797 5,435 6 5,428 2,570 47 2,859 6,321 83 6,238 2,582 41 3,656

Surigao Norte 208 40 168 0 0 168 109 108 1 0 0 1 318 148 169 0 0 169

Surigao Sur 169 4 165 100 59 65 559 85 474 53 10 421 728 89 639 153 21 486

Prov. Of Dinagat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ARMM 1,207 442 764 614 51 150 2,711 141 2,570 384 14 2,186 3,918 584 3,334 998 25 2,336

Basilan 128 0 128 0 0 128 95 0 95 0 0 95 223 0 223 0 0 223

Lanao Sur 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,221 130 2,091 0 0 2,091 2,221 130 2,091 0 0 2,091

Maguindanao 1,079 442 636 614 57 22 396 12 384 384 97 0 1,474 454 1,020 998 68 22

Sulu 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Tawi-Tawi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Table 6

STATUS OF CY 2009-FUNDED SURVEY PROJECTS OF COLLECTIVE CLOA, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE, IN HECTARES January to December 2009

PHILIPPINES 146,669 52,513 60,350 48,279 25,328 121,341

CAR 5,744 3,366 1,628 943 438 5,305 Abra 501 502 - - - 501 Apayao 200 45 92 92 83 117 Benguet 2,000 1,333 - - - 2,000 Ifugao 500 - 472 472 227 273 Kalinga 1,000 936 72 65 2 998 Mt. Province 1,542 550 992 314 126 1,416

I 4,800 3,574 201 201 125 4,675 Ilocos Norte 1,200 - - - - 1,200 Ilocos Sur 1,200 1,295 63 63 24 1,176 La Union 1,200 1,233 37 37 - 1,200 Pangasinan 1,200 1,046 101 101 101 1,099

II 13,438 2,348 9,739 9,636 9,219 4,219 Batanes 12 900 - - - 12 Cagayan 8,556 1,007 9,099 9,055 8,737 181- Isabela 2,330 - 501 442 344 1,986 Nueva Vizcaya 1,240 441 139 139 138 1,102 Quirino 1,300 - - - - 1,300

III 3,435 1,377 989 904 187 3,248 Aurora 264 190 14 11 4 260 Bataan 528 430 98 34 29 499 Bulacan 100 - 33 33 - 100 Nueva Ecija-North 881 313 591 591 - 881 Nueva Ecija-South 880 - 74 74 61 819 Pampanga 134 93 29 29 29 105 Tarlac 440 335 106 88 20 420 Zambales 208 16 44 44 44 164

REGIONFIELD WORK COMPLETED

SURVEY RETURNS TRANSMITTED TO LMS-DENR

WITH APPROVED SURVEY PLANS

BALANCE VS TARGET (W/ ASP)

TARGET CY 2009

MODULED





TARGET CY 2009

MODULED

IV-A 4,346 457 168 104 73 4,273 Batangas 1,500 394 63 32 29 1,471 Cavite 500 - 24 - - 500 Laguna 725 - - - - 725 Quezon I 351 - 25 25 25 326 Quezon II 1,200 63 56 47 19 1,181 Rizal 70 - - - - 70

IV-B 3,652 4 58 27 7 3,645 Marinduque 1,935 4 1 - - 1,935 Occidental Mindoro 14 - - - - 14 Oriental Mindoro 154 - - - - 154 Palawan 1,242 - 57 27 7 1,235 Romblon 307 - - - - 307

V 10,157 1,436 265 70 43 10,114 Albay 1,820 500 4 - - 1,820 Camarines Norte 1,077 - - - - 1,077 Camarines Sur 2,849 6 15 - - 2,849 Catanduanes 611 520 166 33 6 605 Masbate 3,120 410 29 29 29 3,091 Sorsogon 680 - 51 8 8 672

VI 13,369 7,635 4,230 3,347 93 13,276 Aklan 648 166 556 490 17 631 Antique 3,355 1,689 1,467 1,467 - 3,355 Capiz 459 - 527 212 3 456 Guimaras 292 27 237 126 23 269 Iloilo 3,215 2,026 132 27 27 3,188 Negros Occidental 5,400 3,727 1,311 1,025 23 5,377

VII 3,802 - 2,274 1,925 599 3,203 Bohol 1,133 - 648 648 43 1,090 Cebu 1,000 - 219 18 18 982 Negros Oriental 1,321 - 1,325 1,198 477 844 Siquijor 348 - 82 61 61 287

VIII 16,322 10,047 5,010 1,644 313 16,009 Biliran 838 699 478 256 35 803 Leyte 5,104 1,773 2,743 687 278 4,826 Southern Leyte 1,376 784 777 303 - 1,376 Eastern Samar 2,268 1,307 690 271 - 2,268 Northern Samar 3,778 2,917 13 - - 3,778 Western Samar 2,958 2,567 309 127 - 2,958





TARGET CY 2009

MODULED

IX 9,714 2,657 4,213 3,125 378 9,336 Zamboanga Norte 2,624 - 1,543 998 - 2,624 Zamboanga Sur 3,028 1,653 458 389 6 3,022 Zamboanga Sibugay 4,062 1,004 2,212 1,738 372 3,690

X 15,508 6,901 9,298 7,018 885 14,623 North Bukidnon 5,996 5,963 7,009 6,011 746 5,250 South Bukidnon 2,582 - - - - 2,582 Camiguin 1,048 - 51 28 - 1,048 Lanao Norte 2,496 - - - - 2,496 Misamis Occidental 1,600 938 378 96 12 1,588 Misamis Oriental 1,786 - 1,860 883 127 1,659

XI 9,867 6 2,122 1,559 490 9,377 Compostela Valley 2,000 - 1,019 852 179 1,821 Davao City 1,000 - 15 15 15 985 Davao Norte 2,289 - 252 252 252 2,037 Davao Oriental 2,289 6 827 431 35 2,254 Davao Sur 2,289 - 9 9 9 2,280

XII 16,328 9,787 5,953 4,422 2,755 13,573 Cotabato 4,156 2,964 1,601 528 498 3,658 Saranggani 3,637 2,226 1,421 1,244 830 2,807 South Cotabato 5,395 1,917 1,543 1,464 997 4,398 Sultan Kudarat 3,140 2,680 1,388 1,186 430 2,710

CARAGA 8,221 30 7,782 7,135 4,236 3,985 Agusan Norte 3,205 22 2,317 2,283 1,846 1,359 Agusan Sur 2,000 8 2,256 1,860 254 1,746 Surigao Norte 1,016 - 1,230 1,230 1,134 118- Surigao Sur 2,000 - 1,979 1,762 1,002 998

ARMM 7,966 2,888 6,420 6,219 5,487 2,480 Basilan 580 286 322 121 101 479 Lanao Sur 2,234 - 3,595 3,595 3,595 1,361- Maguindanao 1,910 2,065 - - - 1,910 Sulu 2,826 - 2,310 2,310 1,791 1,035 Tawi-Tawi 417 537 193 193 - 417

SOURCES: #REF! Target : DAR 2009 Work Plan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : FO File 3 - Field Operation Office(FOO)

Table 6a

STATUS OF SURVEY PROJECTS OF COLLECTIVE CLOAS, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE, IN HECTARES As of December 2009

NOT PRIOTRITIZED FOR SUBDIVISION

PHILIPPINES 2,205,376 148,158 311,773 105,063 55,421 620,415 1,584,961 694,127 44 890,821

CAR 61,981 5,711 7,021 579 - 13,311 48,670 17,923 37 30,747 Abra 18,238 508 4,954 - - 5,462 12,776 2,685 21 10,091 Apayao 3,860 23 638 - - 661 3,199 2,032 64 1,167 Benguet 11,854 3,950 25 - - 3,975 7,879 3,251 41 4,628 Ifugao 11,818 124 829 - - 953 10,865 7,292 67 3,573 Kalinga 7,737 - 557 579 - 1,136 6,601 1,906 29 4,695 Mt. Province 8,474 1,106 18 - - 1,124 7,350 757 10 6,593

I 61,637 192 50,892 385 515 51,984 9,653 4,815 50 4,825 Ilocos Norte 19,793 - 19,080 262 451 19,793 - - - - Ilocos Sur 12,756 - 12,607 102 - 12,709 47 47 100 - La Union 9,413 192 2,271 - 9 2,472 6,941 2,116 30 4,825 Pangasinan 19,675 - 16,934 21 55 17,010 2,665 2,652 100

II 152,436 41,295 34,882 8 - 76,185 76,251 42,948 56 33,303 Batanes 430 - 229 - - 229 201 66 33 135 Cagayan 62,239 41,255 2,348 - - 43,603 18,636 16,139 87 2,497 Isabela 47,462 40 29,492 8 - 29,540 17,922 9,277 52 8,645 Nueva Vizcaya 24,907 - 916 - - 916 23,991 16,211 68 7,780 Quirino 17,398 - 1,897 - - 1,897 15,501 1,255 8 14,246

III 71,028 9,292 10,579 9,650 1,774 31,295 39,733 17,895 45 21,838 Aurora 4,374 424 609 - - 1,033 3,341 3,110 93 231 Bataan 9,580 2,395 2,527 - 33 4,955 4,625 570 12 4,055 Bulacan 4,934 - 3 34 37 74 4,860 1,445 30 3,415 Nueva Ecija-North 12,966 - 1,209 3,471 145 4,825 8,141 5,821 72 2,320 Nueva Ecija-South 13,398 - 978 6,145 940 8,063 5,335 2,511 47 2,824 Pampanga 2,971 - 163 - - 163 2,808 1,992 71 816 Tarlac 6,846 480 1,841 - 200 2,521 4,325 1,263 29 3,062 Zambales 15,959 5,993 3,249 - 419 9,661 6,298 1,183 19 5,115

COLLECTIVE CLOA (NET) PRIORITIZED

FOR SUBDIVISION

BALANCE VS. COLL. CLOA

PRIORITIZED TO BE SUBDIVIDED

% ACCOMP

TITLE ISSUED TO

COOPERATIVE

CUMULATIVE ACCOMP.

AS OF DECEMBER 2009

TITLE ISSUED TO FARMER'S

ORGANIZATIONSUB-TOTAL

COLLECTIVE CLOA INVENTORY

AS OF DECEMBER 2009

REGION/ PROVINCE

SURVEY NOT NEEDED

VLT

NOT PRIOTRITIZED FOR SUBDIVISION COLLECTIVE CLOA (NET) PRIORITIZED

FOR SUBDIVISION



% ACCOMP

TITLE ISSUED TO

COOPERATIVE

CUMULATIVE ACCOMP.

AS OF DECEMBER 2009




AS OF DECEMBER 2009

REGION/ PROVINCE

SURVEY NOT NEEDED

VLT

IV-A 49,428 - 11,573 4,027 490 16,090 33,338 13,106 39 20,232 Batangas 13,928 - 911 1,997 - 2,908 11,020 3,063 28 7,957 Cavite 3,003 - 1,135 1,189 452 2,776 227 - - 227 Laguna 7,481 - 2,387 151 8 2,546 4,935 - - 4,935 Quezon I 8,611 - 3,687 600 1 4,288 4,323 1,656 38 2,667 Quezon II 13,567 - 3,150 - - 3,150 10,417 7,126 68 3,291 Rizal 2,838 - 303 90 29 422 2,416 1,261 52 1,155

IV-B 83,263 504 8,609 10 4 9,127 74,136 48,124 65 26,012 Marinduque 17,925 5 1,091 10 - 1,106 16,819 9,798 58 7,021 Occidental Mindoro 4,723 10 532 - - 542 4,181 3,424 82 757 Oriental Mindoro 13,093 489 2,889 - - 3,378 9,715 7,030 72 2,685 Palawan 41,881 - 3,126 - - 3,126 38,755 23,207 60 15,548 Romblon 5,641 - 971 - 4 975 4,666 4,665 100 1

V 147,521 44 35,197 13 34 35,288 112,233 57,234 51 54,999 Albay 29,261 - 5,542 - - 5,542 23,719 14,486 61 9,233 Camarines Norte 15,212 1 3,387 - - 3,388 11,824 6,734 57 5,090 Camarines Sur 44,809 37 9,044 - - 9,081 35,728 17,539 49 18,189 Catanduanes 11,120 - 5,576 - - 5,576 5,544 4,832 87 712 Masbate 33,303 3 7,530 - - 7,533 25,770 7,638 30 18,132 Sorsogon 13,816 3 4,118 13 34 4,168 9,648 6,005 62 3,643

VI 233,413 74 11,620 596 95 12,385 221,028 72,422 33 148,606 Aklan 15,271 22 66 - - 88 15,183 8,172 54 7,011 Antique 42,718 - 70 - - 70 42,648 12,413 29 30,235 Capiz 19,479 - 2,154 - - 2,154 17,325 11,903 69 5,422 Guimaras 9,942 - 4,132 - - 4,132 5,810 3,503 60 2,307 Iloilo 31,075 52 2,289 - 95 2,436 28,639 7,769 27 20,870 Negros Occidental 114,928 - 2,909 596 - 3,505 111,423 28,662 26 82,761

VII 50,527 7 900 13 391 1,311 49,216 13,276 27 35,940 Bohol 18,797 - 289 - 382 671 18,126 5,438 30 12,688 Cebu 7,212 - 25 13 3 41 7,171 1,627 23 5,544 Negros Oriental 23,930 7 7 - 6 20 23,910 6,210 26 17,700 Siquijor 588 - 579 - - 579 9 1 11 8

VIII 233,842 26,679 4,014 926 506 32,125 201,717 55,502 28 146,215 Biliran 8,565 - 536 36 388 960 7,605 3,802 50 3,803 Leyte 62,329 - 753 398 1 1,152 61,177 7,769 13 53,408 Southern Leyte 13,092 - 404 367 96 867 12,225 144 1 12,081 Eastern Samar 42,541 388 274 - - 662 41,879 16,969 41 24,910 Northern Samar 54,920 26,177 105 1 - 26,283 28,637 16,366 57 12,271 Western Samar 52,395 114 1,942 124 21 2,201 50,194 10,452 21 39,742

NOT PRIOTRITIZED FOR SUBDIVISION COLLECTIVE CLOA (NET) PRIORITIZED

FOR SUBDIVISION



% ACCOMP

TITLE ISSUED TO

COOPERATIVE

CUMULATIVE ACCOMP.

AS OF DECEMBER 2009




AS OF DECEMBER 2009

REGION/ PROVINCE

SURVEY NOT NEEDED

VLT

IX 122,125 13 20,628 8,706 15,210 44,557 77,568 41,846 54 35,722 Zamboanga Norte 44,871 13 4,397 6,243 7,757 18,410 26,461 10,978 41 15,483 Zamboanga Sur 33,596 - 13,205 - - 13,205 20,391 16,970 83 3,421 Zamboanga Sibuga 43,658 - 3,026 2,463 7,453 12,942 30,716 13,898 45 16,818

X 398,577 55,416 51,875 11,335 3,671 122,297 276,280 154,837 56 121,443 North Bukidnon 290,124 55,025 31,995 7,847 3,670 98,537 191,587 120,536 63 71,051 South Bukidnon - - - - - - - - - - Camiguin 1,911 13 1,403 - 1 1,417 494 475 96 19 Lanao Norte 45,559 3 6,187 - - 6,190 39,369 1,357 3 38,012 Misamis Occidental 26,026 303 7,283 569 - 8,155 17,871 15,539 87 2,332 Misamis Oriental 34,957 72 5,007 2,919 - 7,998 26,959 16,930 63 10,029

XI 119,111 97 16,333 504 6,484 23,418 95,693 25,330 26 70,363 Compostela Valley 28,272 97 4,302 5 1,202 5,606 22,666 8,741 39 13,925 Davao City 5,333 - 1,117 - - 1,117 4,216 388 9 3,828 Davao Norte 32,888 - 6,792 - 2,307 9,099 23,789 3,454 15 20,335 Davao Oriental 28,241 - 3,382 - - 3,382 24,859 3,598 14 21,261 Davao Sur 24,377 - 740 499 2,975 4,214 20,163 9,149 45 11,014

XII 189,331 8,801 6,895 58,999 1,700 76,395 112,936 49,295 44 63,641 Cotabato 38,463 4,437 3,271 - - 7,708 30,755 21,230 69 9,525 Saranggani 28,163 4,357 1,477 - - 5,834 22,329 8,972 40 13,357 South Cotabato 47,134 - 1,871 - - 1,871 45,263 11,096 25 34,167 Sultan Kudarat 75,571 7 276 58,999 1,700 60,982 14,589 7,997 55 6,592

CARAGA 151,992 33 6,923 82 11,479 18,517 133,475 78,437 59 55,038 Agusan Norte 21,792 - 2,911 - - 2,911 18,881 13,973 74 4,908 Agusan Sur 83,272 28 3,491 57 11,479 15,055 68,217 40,819 60 27,398 Surigao Norte 11,217 - 274 - - 274 10,943 3,436 31 7,507 Surigao Sur 35,711 5 247 25 - 277 35,434 20,209 57 15,225 Province of Dinagat - - - - - - - - - -

ARMM 79,164 - 33,832 9,230 13,068 56,130 23,034 1,137 5 21,897 Basilan 19,551 - 537 5,361 12,063 17,961 1,590 213 13 1,377 Lanao Sur 43,381 - 32,832 - - 32,832 10,549 672 6 9,877 Maguindanao 8,479 - - - - - 8,479 252 3 8,227 Sulu 4,312 - - 3,307 1,005 4,312 - - - - Tawi-Tawi 3,441 - 463 562 1,025 2,416 - - 2,416

SOURCES: Accomplishment : FO File 3 - Field Operation Office(FOO)

Table 6bREDOCUMENTATION OF COLLECTIVE CLOA, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE, IN HECTARES


PHILIPPINES 219,350 49,229 22

CAR 6,064 1,068 18

Abra 226 87 38

Apayao 796 134 17

Benguet 2,000 271 14

Ifugao 500 510 102

Kalinga 1,000 52 5

Mt. Province 1,542 14 1

I 7,160 1,544 22

Ilocos Norte 1,296 18 1

Ilocos Sur 1,366 145 11

La Union 1,910 450 24

Pangasinan 2,588 931 36

II 14,974 3,333 22

Batanes 81 0 0

Cagayan 9,123 836 9

Isabela 2,630 900 34

Nueva Vizcaya 1,540 1,597 104

Quirino 1,600 0 0

III 6,880 2,652 39

Aurora 514 67 13

Bataan 818 107 13

Bulacan 350 183 52

Nueva Ecija-North 1,935 875 45

Nueva Ecija-South 1,254 350 28

Pampanga 786 812 103

Tarlac 815 205 25

Zambales 408 53 13

IV - A 4,711 3,273 69

Batangas 650 412 63

Cavite 505 208 41

Laguna 726 318 44

Quezon I 680 721 106

Quezon II 2,001 1,457 73

Rizal 150 157 105

REGION INDIVIDUAL TITLES (IN HAS)

REDOCUMENTED FROM SUBDIVIDED COLLECTIVE CLOA

2009 TARGET % VS TARGET




IV - B 11,917 5,864 49

Marinduque 5,297 1,017 19

Occidental Mindoro 1,062 847 80

Oriental Mindoro 1,438 997 69

Palawan 2,370 959 40Romblon 1,750 2,044 117

V 18,881 4,147 22

Albay 3,740 801 21

Camarines Norte 1,251 656 52

Camarines Sur 6,339 816 13

Catanduanes 873 788 90

Masbate 5,562 817 15Sorsogon 1,116 269 24

VI 17,167 3,671 21

Aklan 1,691 439 26

Antique 1,728 539 31

Capiz 4,066 752 18

Guimaras 385 490 127

Iloilo 1,761 423 24

Negros Occidental 7,536 1,028 14

VII 7,157 1,981 28

Bohol 2,228 502 23

Cebu 1,955 493 25

Negros Oriental 2,626 841 32

Siquijor 348 145 42

VIII 30,154 3,238 11

Biliran 2,203 364 17

Leyte 8,448 81 1

Southern Leyte 2,936 11 0

Eastern Samar 4,434 933 21

Northern Samar 6,615 1,805 27Western Samar 5,518 44 1




IX 12,890 3,383 26

Zamoanga Norte 3,800 1,880 49

Zamboanga Sur 3,590 897 25

Zamboangan Sibug 5,500 606 11

X 21,956 7,104 32

North Bukidnon 4,517 5,856 130

South Bukidnon 6,313 0 0

Camiguin 1,048 23 2

Lanao Norte 3,800 49 1

Misamis Occidental 3,500 714 20

Misamis Oriental 2,778 462 17

XI 8,004 4,727 59

Compostela Valley 1,500 1,051 70

Davao City 500 186 37

Davao Norte 2,004 1,608 80Davao Oriental 2,000 492 25Davao Sur 2,000 1,390 70

XII 28,329 1,041 4

Cotabato 8,322 1,041 13

Saranggani 5,898 0 0

South Cotabato 8,531 0 0

Sultan Kudarat 5,578 0 0

CARAGA 13,616 2,187 16

Agusan Norte 4,112 259 6

Agusan Sur 4,287 1,071 25

Surigao Norte 1,222 267 22

Surigao Sur 2,350 590 25

Dinagat Island 1,645 0 0

ARMM 9,491 17 0

Basilan 796 17 2

Lanao del Sur 4,051 0 0

Maguindanao 1,910 0 0

Sulu 2,067 0 0

Tawi-Tawi 667 0 0

SOURCES: Target : DAR 2009 Work Plan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : FO File 3 - Field Operation Office(FOO)

TARGET ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCE VS. TARGET TARGET ACCOMP % ACCOMPBALANCE VS.

TARGET

PHILIPPINES 8,312 5,808 70 2,504 11,974 6,954.51 58 5,019

CAR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0III 138 0 0 138 236 0 0 236IV-A 48 8 17 40 48 14 30 34IV-B 366 618 169 -252 207 319 154 -112V 525 261 50 264 955 428 45 527VI 1,045 2,133 204 -1,088 1,626 2,156 133 -530VII 4,009 388 10 3,621 5,052 629 12 4,423VIII 1,530 1,462 96 68 2,680 2,158 81 522IX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0X 154 77 50 77 410 125 31 285XI 113 333 295 -220 142 228 161 -86XII 80 8 10 72 161 14 8 148CARAGA 304 520 171 -216 457 884 193 -427ARMM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


NO. OF UNINSTALLED ARBs INSTALLEDREGION

AREA INVOLVED (IN HECTARES)

Table 7INSTALLATION OF UNINSTALLED ARBs, BY REGION

NO. OF ARBs AND AREA IN HECTARES January to December 2009


TARGET

PHILIPPINES 8,312 5,808 70 2,504 11,974 6954.51 58 5,019

CAR 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 - Abra - - - - - - - Apayao - - - - - - - Benguet - - - - - - - Ifugao - - - - - - - Kalinga - - - - - - - Mt. Province - - - - - - -

I 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 - Ilocos Norte - - - - - - - Ilocos Sur - - - - - - - La Union - - - - - - - Pangasinan - - - - - - -

II 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 - Batanes - - - - - - - Cagayan - - - - - - - Isabela - - - - - - - Nueva Vizcaya - - - - - - - Quirino - - - - - - -

III 138 0 - 138 236 - - 236 Aurora - - - - - - - - Bataan 87 - - 87 236 - - 236 Bulacan - - - - - - - - Nueva Ecija-North 51 - - 51 - - - - Nueva Ecija-South - - - - - - - - Pampanga - - - - - - - - Tarlac - - - - - - - - Zambales - - - - - - - -

REGION/PROVINCENO. OF UNINSTALLED ARBs INSTALLED AREA INVOLVED (IN HECTARES)

Table 7aINSTALLATION OF UNINSTALLED ARBs, BY PROVINCE

NO. OF ARBs AND AREA IN HECTARES January to December 2009


TARGETREGION/PROVINCE

NO. OF UNINSTALLED ARBs INSTALLED AREA INVOLVED (IN HECTARES)

IV-A 48 8 17 40 48 14.45 30 34 Batangas - - - - - - - - Cavite 10 8 - 2 10 14.45 - (4) Laguna 38 - - 38 38 - - 38 Quezon I - - - - - - - - Quezon II - - - - - - - - Rizal - - - - - - - -

IV-B 366 618 169 (252) 207 318.65 154 (112) Marinduque - - - - - - - - Occidental Mindoro 263 599 228 (336) 122 308.50 253 (187) Oriental Mindoro 74 - - 74 41 - - 41 Palawan 29 19 66 10 44 10.15 23 34 Romblon - - - - - - - -

V 525 261 50 264 955 427.77 45 527 Albay 14 - - 14 20 - - 20 Camarines Norte 4 5 125 (1) 7 12.99 186 (6) Camarines Sur 73 - - 73 48 - - 48 Catanduanes 202 131 65 71 400 156.61 39 243 Masbate 200 125 63 75 400 258.17 65 142 Sorsogon 32 - - 32 80 0 - 80

VI 1,045 2,133 204 (1,088) 1,626 2156.03 133 (530) Aklan - - - - - - - - Antique - - - - - - - - Capiz 209 212 101 (3) 300 80.46 27 220 Guimaras - 32 - (32) - 44.57 - (45) Iloilo 300 375 125 (75) 450 515.51 115 (66) Negros Occidental 536 1,514 282 (978) 876 1515.49 173 (639)

VII 4,009 388 10 3,621 5,052 629.04 12 4,423 Bohol 21 - - 21 25 - - 25 Cebu 875 81 9 794 1,800 157.33 9 1,643 Negros Oriental 3113 307 10 2,806 3,227 471.71 15 2,755 Siquijor - - - - - - - -

VIII 1,530 1,462 96 68 2,680 2157.88 81 522 Biliran - - - - - - - - Leyte 1530 1,462 96 68 2,680 2157.88 81 522 Southern Leyte - - - - - - - - Eastern Samar - - - - - - - - Northern Samar - - - - - - - - Western Samar - - - - - - - -


TARGETREGION/PROVINCE

NO. OF UNINSTALLED ARBs INSTALLED AREA INVOLVED (IN HECTARES)

IX 0 0 - - 0 - - - Zamboanga del Norte - - - - - - - - Zamboanga del Sur - - - - - - - - Zamboanga Sibugay - - - - - - - -

X 154 77 50 77 410 125.09 31 285 Bukidnon 122 51 42 71 410 87.87 21 322 South Bukidnon 0 13 - (13) 14 - (14) Camiguin 32 - - 32 - - - - Lanao Norte - - - - - - - - Misamis Occidental - - - - - - - - Misamis Oriental 0 13 - (13) - 23 - (23)

XI 113 333 295 (220) 142 228.26 161 (86) Compostela Valley 25 160 640 (135) 20 30.30 152 (10) Davao City 16 46 288 (30) 60 75.23 125 (15) Davao Norte 30 66 220 (36) 34 32.27 95 2 Davao Oriental 12 33 275 (21) 10 39.58 396 (30) Davao Sur 30 28 93 2 18 50.88 283 (33)

XII 80 8 10 72 161 13.50 8 148 Cotabato 72 - - 72 148 - - 148 Saranggani 8 8 100 - 13 13.50 104 (1) South Cotabato - - - - - - - - Sultan Kudarat - - - - - - - -

CARAGA 304 520 171 (216) 457 883.84 193 (427) Agusan Norte 89 52 58 37 140 64.49 46 76 Agusan Sur 86 421 490 (335) 135 721.81 535 (587) Surigao Norte 46 - - 46 69 - - 69 Surigao Sur 83 47 57 36 113 97.54 86 15 Dinagat Island - - - - - - - -

ARMM 0 0 - - - - - Basilan - - - - - - - Lanao Sur - - - - - - - Maguindanao - - - - - - - Sulu - - - - - - - Tawi-Tawi - - - - - - -


MAGNITUDE ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCE MAGNITUDE ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCE

PHILIPPINES 38,426 24,285 63 14,141 70,819.53 36,299.75 51 34,519.78

CAR 36 18 50 18 538.75 23.97 4 514.78 I - - - - - - - - II 187 154 82 33 476.26 384.23 81 92.03 III 712 574 81 138 1,260.04 1,023.02 81 237.02 IV-A 255 97 38 158 302.35 281.87 93 20.48 IV-B 948 814 86 134 798.52 598.48 75 200.04 V 2,453 1,219 50 1,234 3,332.37 1,663.05 50 1,669.32 VI 9,406 6,393 68 3,013 12,115.28 6,838.52 56 5,276.76 VII 5,651 1,933 34 3,718 8,986.51 2,923.38 33 6,063.13 VIII 7,452 6,123 82 1,329 12,060.43 9,579.67 79 2,480.76 IX 52 - - 52 132.46 - - 132.46 X 1,838 1,277 69 561 2,826.62 2,057.35 73 769.27 XI 1,772 1,659 94 113 1,382.28 1,216.09 88 166.19 XII 491 289 59 202 815.94 408.51 50 407.43 CARAGA 6,909 3,627 52 3,282 25,109.35 9,003.50 36 16,105.85 ARMM 264 108 41 156 682.37 298.11 44 384.26

SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan-Planning Service (PS) Accomplishme: FOFile5-Management Information Service (MIS)

Table 7b

NO. OF ARBs AREA INVOLVED (IN HECTARES)REGION

INSTALLATION OF UNINSTALLED ARBs, BY REGIONNO. OF ARBs AND AREA IN HECTARES

As of December 2009

MAGNITUDE ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCE MAGNITUDE ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCE

PHILIPPINES 38,426 24,285 63 14,141 70,819.53 36,299.75 51 34,519.78

CAR 36 18 50 18 538.75 23.97 4 514.78 Abra - - - - - - - - Apayao - - - - - - - - Benguet - - - - - - - - Ifugao - - - - - - - - Kalinga 36 18 50 18 538.75 23.97 4 514.78 Mt. Province - - - - - - - -

I - - - - - - - - Ilocos Norte - - - - - - - - Ilocos Sur - - - - - - - - La Union - - - - - - - - Pangasinan - - - - - - - -

II 187 154 82 33 476.26 384.23 81 92.03 Batanes - - - - - - - - Cagayan 184 152 83 32 470.07 379.32 81 90.75 Isabela 3 2 67 1 6.19 4.91 79 1.28 Nueva Vizcaya - - - - - - - - Quirino - - - - - - - -

III 712 574 81 138 1,260.04 1,023.02 81 237.02 Aurora 117 117 100 - 222.72 222.72 100 - Bataan 111 24 22 87 190.81 36.29 19 154.52 Bulacan - - - - - - - - Nueva Ecija-North 107 56 52 51 127.70 45.11 35 82.59 Nueva Ecija-South 91 91 100 - 168.24 168.24 100 - Pampanga - - - - - - - - Tarlac 8 8 100 - 19.56 19.56 100 - Zambales 278 278 100 - 531.01 531.10 100 -

Table 7c

INSTALLATION OF UNINSTALLED ARBs, BY PROVINCENO. OF ARBs AND AREA IN HECTARES

As of December 2009

REGION/PROVINCENO. OF ARBs AREA INVOLVED (IN HECTARES)

MAGNITUDE ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCE MAGNITUDE ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCEREGION/PROVINCE

NO. OF ARBs AREA INVOLVED (IN HECTARES)

IV-A 255 97 38 158 302.35 281.87 93 20.48 Batangas 52 17 33 35 55.00 21.36 39 33.64 Cavite 143 58 41 85 192.56 243.91 127 (51.35) Laguna 38 - 0 38 38.19 - 0 38.19 Quezon I - - - - - - - - Quezon II - - - - - - - - Rizal 22 22 100 - 16.60 16.60 100 -

IV-B 948 814 86 134 798.52 598.48 75 200.04 Marinduque - - - - - - - - Occidental Mindoro 633 599 95 34 325.50 308.50 95 17.00 Oriental Mindoro 213 129 61 84 342.09 188.41 55 153.68 Palawan 102 86 84 16 130.93 101.57 78 29.36 Romblon - - - - - - - -

V 2,453 1,219 50 1,234 3,332.37 1,663.05 50 1,669.32 Albay 212 198 93 14 225.85 225.85 100 - Camarines Norte 24 16 67 8 56.71 40.11 71 16.60 Camarines Sur 378 217 57 161 404.27 251.96 62 152.31 Catanduanes 801 493 62 308 914.89 546.53 60 368.36 Masbate 946 273 29 673 1,472.87 541.85 37 931.02 Sorsogon 92 22 24 70 257.78 56.75 22 201.03

VI 9,406 6,393 68 3,013 12,115.28 6,838.52 56 5,276.76 Aklan 12 12 100 - 33.20 33.20 100 - Antique - - - - - - - - Capiz 1,129 526 47 603 946.17 471.16 50 475.01 Guimaras 228 98 43 130 289.69 113.84 39 175.85 Iloilo 2,139 1,287 60 852 3,393.94 1,685.90 50 1,708.04 Negros Occidental 5,898 4,470 76 1,428 7,452.28 4,534.42 61 2,917.86

VII 5,651 1,933 34 3,718 8,986.51 2,923.38 33 6,063.13 Bohol 60 35 58 25 54.58 42.35 78 12.23 Cebu 1,837 1,025 56 812 3,326.49 1,520.35 46 1,806.14 Negros Oriental 3,754 873 23 2,881 5,605.44 1,360.68 24 4,244.76 Siquijor - - - - - - - -

VIII 7,452 6,123 82 1,329 12,060.43 9,579.67 79 2,480.76 Biliran - - - - - - - - Leyte 7,267 5,990 82 1,277 11,632.21 9,240.00 79 2,392.21 Southern Leyte 7 - 0 7 7.14 - 0 7.14 Eastern Samar - - - - - - - - Northern Samar - - - - - - - - Western Samar 178 133 75 45 421.08 339.67 81 81.41

MAGNITUDE ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCE MAGNITUDE ACCOMP % ACCOMP BALANCEREGION/PROVINCE

NO. OF ARBs AREA INVOLVED (IN HECTARES)

IX 52 0 0 52 132.46 - 0 132.46 Zamboanga del Norte 52 - 0 52 132.46 - 0 132.46 Zamboanga del Sur - - - - - - - - Zamboanga Sibugay - - - - - - - -

X 1,838 1,277 69 561 2,826.62 2,057.35 73 769.27 North Bukidnon 526 311 59 215 822.44 606.97 74 215.47 South Bukidnon 1,067 923 87 144 1,623.45 1,397.26 86 226.19 Camiguin - - - - - - - - Lanao Norte - - - - - - - - Misamis Occidental - - - - - - - - Misamis Oriental 245 43 18 202 380.73 53.12 14 327.61

XI 1,772 1,659 94 113 1,382.28 1,216.09 88 166.19 Compostela Valley 542 536 99 6 288.20 245.16 85 43.04 Davao City 177 151 85 26 226.29 183.87 81 42.42 Davao Norte 797 797 100 - 471.00 471.00 100 - Davao Oriental 165 147 89 18 297.31 265.18 89 32.13 Davao Sur 91 28 31 63 99.48 50.88 51 48.60

XII 491 289 59 202 815.94 408.51 50 407.43 Cotabato - - - - - - - - Saranggani 303 187 62 116 449.97 238.07 53 211.90 South Cotabato 188 102 54 86 365.97 170.44 47 195.53 Sultan Kudarat - - - - - - - -

CARAGA 6,909 3,627 52 3,282 25,109.35 9,003.50 36 16,105.85Agusan Norte 511 356 70 155 531.00 429.87 81 101.13 Agusan Sur 5,751 2,702 47 3,049 23,496.91 7,596.38 32 15,900.53 Surigao Norte 48 1 2 47 70.73 1.65 2 69.08 Surigao Sur 599 568 95 31 1,010.71 975.60 97 35.11 Dinagat Island - - - - - - - -

ARMM 264 108 41 156 682.37 298.11 44 384.26 Basilan 54 - 0 54 143.88 - 0 143.88 Lanao Sur - - - - - - - - Maguindanao 102 2 2 100 240.38 - 0 240.38 Sulu 106 106 100 - 295.64 295.64 100 - Tawi-Tawi - - - - - . - -


PHILIPPINES 40,400 5,256 67,480 72,736 68,099 169 94 91,970 293,506 4,637

CAR 892 8 1,699 1,707 1,692 190 99 4,096 4,429 15 I 2,151 45 2,460 2,505 2,454 114 98 3,420 1,911 51

II 2,154 150 2,683 2,833 2,732 127 96 4,240 13,278 101

III 2,706 787 3,756 4,543 3,869 143 85 5,780 10,411 674

IV-A 3,403 115 4,352 4,467 4,462 131 100 7,487 12,272 5

IV-B 1,872 197 2,475 2,672 2,477 132 93 2,042 4,050 195

V 4,934 970 6,812 7,782 6,916 140 89 14,511 95,474 866

VI 4,286 382 10,160 10,542 10,312 241 98 12,488 29,675 230

VII 2,556 490 5,887 6,377 5,953 233 93 5,137 14,060 424

VIII 3,778 326 6,130 6,456 5,902 156 91 6,260 28,070 554

IX 1,660 433 2,197 2,630 2,260 136 86 2,918 6,597 370

X 1,916 262 5,880 6,142 5,768 301 94 6,715 26,143 374

XI 2,853 246 4,035 4,281 4,068 143 95 4,849 8,123 213

XII 993 263 1,199 1,462 1,227 124 84 1,794 5,331 235

CARAGA 3,514 33 7,215 7,248 7,223 206 100 7,732 12,610 25 ARMM 48 34 135 169 147 306 87 935 1,336 22

DAR-CO 684 515 405 920 637 93 69 1,566 19,737 283

1 / Includes judicial/court, quasi-judicial, and ALI cases

SOURCES: Target :

TOTAL CASELOAD

NO. OF CASES REP./RESOLVED/

DISPOSED (JAN-DEC. '09)

PENDING CASES BEG.

JAN. '09

CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

Table 8


DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan - Planning Service (PS)

REGION NEW CASES REC'D

(JAN-DEC. '09)

CY 2009 TARGET

ACCOMPLISHMENT IN AGRARIAN LEGAL ASSISTANCE, BY REGION1-/

PENDING CASES AS OF

EO DEC. 2009

NO. OF ARBs REPRESENTED VS.

CASELOAD

PHILIPPINES 28,000 1,732 47,661 49,393 47,824 171 97 60,339 198,948 1,569

CAR 590 0 1,244 1,244 1,243 211 100 1,650 2,265 1 I 1,963 34 2,231 2,265 2,227 113 98 2,971 1,439 38

II 1,194 0 1,766 1,766 1,766 148 100 3,345 11,613 0

III 1,399 227 1,861 2,088 1,937 138 93 3,158 5,823 151

IV-A 2,643 0 3,483 3,483 3,483 132 100 4,748 7,984 0

IV-B 1,516 0 2,024 2,024 2,024 134 100 1,333 3,333 0

V 3,524 448 5,978 6,426 6,145 174 96 12,526 68,790 281

VI 2,806 124 4,931 5,055 5,006 178 99 6,341 21,657 49

VII 2,086 230 4,826 5,056 4,791 230 95 3,490 10,956 265

VIII 2,169 46 3,942 3,988 3,796 175 95 3,259 14,421 192

IX 1,056 209 1,668 1,877 1,679 159 89 1,513 3,487 198

X 1,229 79 3,816 3,895 3,764 306 97 4,813 22,015 131

XI 2,369 118 2,905 3,023 2,933 124 97 2,987 4,678 90

XII 653 73 1,056 1,129 1,072 164 95 1,352 3,112 57

CARAGA 2,323 0 5,525 5,525 5,525 238 100 5,902 9,428 0 ARMM 15 30 107 137 130 867 95 209 446 7 DAR-CO 465 114 298 412 303 65 74 742 7,501 109

SOURCES:

Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan - Planning Service (PS)

Accomplishment : Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

NO. OF ARBs REPRESENTED

AREA INVOLVED (ha)

CASELOADNO. OF CASES

RESOLVED/ DISPOSED

(JAN-DEC '09)

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

Table 8aRESOLUTION OF AGRARIAN LAW IMPLEMENTATION (ALI) CASES, BY REGION

CY 2009 TARGET

NO. OF PENDING

CASES BEG. JAN. 2009

NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)TOTAL

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

REGIONPENDING CASES AS OF EO DEC.

2009


(a) (b) (c) (d)= b+c (e) (f)= e/a (g)= e/d (h) (i) (j)= d-e

PHILIPPINES 28,000 1,732 47,661 49,393 47,824 171 97 60,339 198,948 1,569

CAR 590 0 1,244 1,244 1,243 211 100 1,650 2,265 1

Regional Office 0 494 494 493 100 675 608 1 Abra 0 82 82 82 100 85 135 0 Apayao 0 103 103 103 100 120 135 0 Benguet 0 81 81 81 100 276 55 0 Ifugao 0 182 182 182 100 122 101 0 Kalinga 0 151 151 151 100 140 133 0 Mt. Province 0 151 151 151 100 232 1,099 0

Region I 1,963 34 2,231 2,265 2,227 113 98 2,971 1,439 38

Regional Office 3 322 325 321 99 459 376 4 Ilocos Norte 0 349 349 347 99 407 132 2 Ilocos Sur 22 676 698 666 95 1,225 294 32 La Union 9 204 213 213 100 309 325 0 Pangasinan 0 680 680 680 100 571 311 0

Region II 1,194 0 1,766 1,766 1,766 148 100 3,345 11,613 0

Regional Office 0 765 765 765 100 672 1,269 0 Batanes 1_/

Cagayan 0 524 524 524 100 2,326 9,527 0 Isabela 0 200 200 200 100 154 628 0 Nueva Viscaya 0 147 147 147 100 109 156 0 Quirino 0 130 130 130 100 84 34 0

1 / No case filed; cases being handled by the Regional Chief Legal Officer

CY 2009 TARGET TOTAL

CASELOAD

Table 8b


REGION/PROVINCE

RESOLUTION OF AGRARIN LAW IMPLEMENTATION (ALI) CASES, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE

PENDING CASES AS

OF EO DEC. 2009

NO. OF ARBS REPRESENTED

AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

CASELOAD

NO. OF PENDING CASES BEG.

JAN. 2009

NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)

CASES RESOLVED/ DISPOSED

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET



CASELOADREGION/PROVINCE

PENDING CASES AS

OF EO DEC. 2009


AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

CASELOAD


JAN. 2009

NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)


% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

Region III 1,399 227 1,861 2,088 1,937 138 93 3,158 5,823 151

Regional Office 210 481 691 564 82 1,211 2,321 127 Aurora 0 25 25 25 100 8 76 0 Bataan 0 91 91 91 100 154 326 0 Bulacan 17 293 310 292 94 472 1,102 18 Nueva Ecija- North 0 103 103 103 100 178 275 0 Nueva Ecija- South 0 167 167 167 100 247 501 0 Pampanga 0 353 353 353 100 393 506 0 Tarlac 0 162 162 162 100 256 335 0 Zambales 0 186 186 180 97 239 381 6

IV-A (CALABARZON) 2,643 0 3,483 3,483 3,483 132 100 4,748 7,984 0

Regional Office 0 467 467 467 100 291 2,419 0 Batangas 0 1,496 1,496 1,496 100 1,545 1,409 0 Cavite 0 520 520 520 100 349 594 0 Laguna 0 338 338 338 100 241 725 0 Quezon I 0 276 276 276 100 298 798 0 Quezon II 0 105 105 105 100 417 823 0 Rizal 0 281 281 281 100 1,607 1,216 0

IV-B (MIMAROPA) 1,516 0 2,024 2,024 2,024 134 100 1,333 3,333 0

Regional Office 0 146 146 146 100 0 58 0 Marinduque 0 120 120 120 100 344 328 0 Occidental Mindoro 0 357 357 357 100 349 194 0 Oriental Mindoro 0 995 995 995 100 581 2,430 0 Palawan 0 341 341 341 100 59 179 0 Romblon 0 65 65 65 100 0 144 0

Region V 3,524 448 5,978 6,426 6,145 174 96 12,526 68,790 281

Regional Office 57 1,296 1,353 1,328 98 4,727 45,094 25 Albay 3 933 936 936 100 943 1,880 0 Camarines Norte 15 863 878 878 100 681 3,083 0 Camarines Sur 347 1,048 1,395 1,218 87 3,955 12,677 177 Catanduanes 14 521 535 535 100 766 764 0 Masbate 12 697 709 630 89 606 4,106 79 Sorsogon 0 620 620 620 100 848 1,186 0




PENDING CASES AS

OF EO DEC. 2009


AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

CASELOAD


JAN. 2009

NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)


% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

Region VI 2,806 124 4,931 5,055 5,006 178 99 6,341 21,657 49

Regional Office 75 1,407 1,482 1,450 98 2,333 11,068 32 Aklan 0 566 566 566 100 462 426 0 Antique 0 52 52 52 100 80 151 0 Capiz 0 281 281 281 100 685 1,795 0 Guimaras 11 299 310 300 97 306 991 10 Iloilo 15 959 974 967 99 228 3,787 7 Negros Occidental 23 1,367 1,390 1,390 100 2,247 3,438 0

Region VII 2,086 230 4,826 5,056 4,791 230 95 3,490 10,956 265

Regional Office 5 1,028 1,033 893 86 896 2,325 140 Bohol 24 797 821 793 97 210 1,154 28 Cebu 40 1,103 1,143 1,139 100 326 2,039 4 Negros Oriental 161 1,820 1,981 1,888 95 1,947 5,341 93 Siquijor 0 78 78 78 100 111 98 0

Region VIII 2,169 46 3,942 3,988 3,796 175 95 3,259 14,421 192

Regional Office 10 1,305 1,315 1,265 96 1,195 8,266 50 Biliran 5 298 303 183 60 146 232 120 Eastern Samar 0 296 296 296 100 152 199 0 Leyte 25 687 712 694 97 500 1,053 18 Northern Samar 0 207 207 207 100 258 741 0 Western Samar 6 948 954 950 100 979 3,274 4 Southern Leyte 0 201 201 201 100 29 655 0

Region IX 1,056 209 1,668 1,877 1,679 159 89 1,513 3,487 198

Regional Office 81 420 501 396 79 340 1,015 105 Zambooanga del Norte 122 500 622 538 86 590 1,080 84 Zamboanga del Sur 6 487 493 493 100 331 1,052 0 Zamboanga- Sibugay 0 261 261 252 97 252 341 9

Region X 1,229 79 3,816 3,895 3,764 306 97 4,813 22,015 131

Regional Office 13 1376 1,389 1348 97 1,849 1,787 41 North Bukidnon 0 225 225 225 100 232 444 0 South Bukidnon 0 511 511 511 100 1,367 2,962 0 Camiguin 2 106 108 107 99 40 37 1 Lanao del Norte 7 208 215 206 96 215 615 9 Misamis Occidental 21 223 244 236 97 55 27 8 Misamis Oriental 36 1,167 1,203 1,131 94 1,055 16,143 72




PENDING CASES AS

OF EO DEC. 2009


AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

CASELOAD


JAN. 2009

NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)


% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

Region XI 2,369 118 2,905 3,023 2,933 124 97 2,987 4,678 90

Regional Office 112 356 468 398 85 398 500 70 Compostela Valley 2 510 512 502 98 904 1,832 10 Davao City 1 481 482 482 100 10 518 0 Davao del Norte 3 512 515 508 99 287 87 7 Davao Oriental 0 366 366 363 99 403 593 3 Davao del Sur 0 680 680 680 100 985 1,148 0

Region XII 653 73 1,056 1,129 1,072 164 95 1,352 3,112 57

Regional Office 58 141 199 160 80 221 344 39 Cotabato 1 543 544 544 100 1,028 2,132 0 Sarangani 0 329 329 326 99 0 437 3 South Cotabato 7 43 50 40 80 90 183 10 Sultan Kudarat 7 0 7 2 29 13 15 5

CARAGA 2,323 0 5,525 5,525 5,525 238 100 5,902 9,428 0

Regional Office 0 1,756 1,756 1,756 100 2,055 2,716 0 Agusan del Norte 0 1,034 1,034 1,034 100 1,034 928 0 Agusan del Sur 0 1,210 1,210 1,210 100 1,210 3,552 0 Dinagat Island 0 261 261 261 100 317 176 0 Surigao del Norte 0 756 756 756 100 870 1,007 0 Surigao del Sur 0 508 508 508 100 416 1,050 0

ARMM 15 30 107 137 130 867 95 209 446 7

Regional Office 0 50 50 50 100 55 53 0 Basilan 4 3 7 0 0 0 0 7 Lanao del Sur 0 20 20 20 0 16 33 0 Maguindanao 0 9 9 9 100 34 52 0 Sulu 24 25 49 49 100 102 304 0 Tawi-Tawi 2 0 2 2 100 2 5 0

DAR-CO 465 114 298 412 303 65 74 742 7,501 109

SOURCES:

Accomplishment:


Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

BELOW I YEAR

I YEAR - < 2 YRS 2 YEARS - < 3 YRS 3 YEARS - < 4 YRS 4 YEARS - < 5 YRS 5 YEARS - < 6 YRS6 YEARS AND

ABOVE

(# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases)

PHILIPPINES 1,317 156 49 23 19 3 2 1,569

84 10 3 1 1 0 0 100

CAR 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

I 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 38

II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

III 147 4 0 0 0 0 0 151

IV- A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IV- B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

V 213 21 11 20 16 0 0 281

VI 44 5 0 0 0 0 0 49

VII 171 57 32 2 1 1 1 265

VIII 189 1 2 0 0 0 0 192

IX 181 17 0 0 0 0 0 198

X 99 32 0 0 0 0 0 131

XI 80 10 0 0 0 0 0 90

XII 42 5 4 1 2 2 1 57

CARAGA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ARMM 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

DAR-CO 105 4 0 0 0 0 0 109

SOURCE:Accomplishment : Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

TOTAL CASES PENDING

% SHARE

REGION

Table 8cAGEING OF PENDING ALI CASES, BY REGION

As of December 2009

PHILIPPINES 12,400 3,524 19,819 23,343 20,275 164 87 31,631 94,557 3,068

CAR 302 8 455 463 449 149 97 2,446 2,164 14 I 188 11 229 240 227 121 95 449 472 13 II 960 150 917 1,067 966 101 91 895 1,665 101 III 1,307 560 1,895 2,455 1,932 148 79 2,622 4,588 523 IV-A 760 115 869 984 979 129 99 2,739 4,288 5 IV-B 356 197 451 648 453 127 70 709 717 195 V 1,410 522 834 1,356 771 55 57 1,985 26,684 585 VI 1,480 258 5,229 5,487 5,306 359 97 6,147 8,018 181 VII 470 260 1,061 1,321 1,162 247 88 1,647 3,103 159 VIII 1,609 280 2,188 2,468 2,106 131 85 3,001 13,649 362

IX 604 224 529 753 581 96 77 1,405 3,110 172 X 687 183 2,064 2,247 2,004 292 89 1,902 4,128 243 XI 484 128 1,130 1,258 1,135 235 90 1,862 3,445 123 XII 340 190 143 333 155 46 47 442 2,219 178


1 / Includes judicial/court and quasi-judicial (DARAB) cases

SOURCES: Target : Accomplishment :

ACCOMPLISHMENT IN ARB REPRESENTATION BEFORE JUDICIAL AND QUASI-JUDICIAL COURTS, BY REGION1-/

Table 9

VS. CASELOAD

NO. OF ARBs REPRESENTED

CASELOAD

REGIONAREA

INVOLVED (ha)

PENDING CASES AS OF

EO DEC. 2009

NEW CASES REC'D

(JAN-DEC. '09)

% ACCOMPLISHMENT


VS. CY 2009 TARGET

TOTAL CASELOAD

NO. OF CASES REP./RESOLVED/

DISPOSED (JAN-DEC. '09)

CY 2009 TARGET

PENDING CASES BEG.

JAN. '09

Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA) DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan - Planning Service (PS)

PHILIPPINES 1,600 972 1,008 1,980 1,124 70 57 6,369 34,619 856

CAR 27 7 28 35 22 81 63 1,300 668 13

I 37 5 30 35 33 89 94 61 127 2

II 37 7 27 34 30 81 88 63 123 4

III 115 92 73 165 103 90 62 292 937 62

IV-A 138 0 141 141 141 102 100 833 744 0

IV-B 55 39 29 68 41 75 60 171 190 27

V 450 323 173 496 173 38 35 933 18,764 323

VI 104 58 30 88 44 42 50 234 807 44

VII 64 69 24 93 70 109 75 114 812 23

VIII 71 69 64 133 38 54 29 575 3,413 95

IX 41 19 99 118 94 229 80 161 439 24

X 151 75 95 170 63 42 37 101 1,058 107

XI 105 32 92 124 114 109 92 355 1,947 10

XII 66 55 32 87 34 52 39 100 1,093 53

CARAGA 28 30 23 53 36 129 68 84 516 17 ARMM 19 0 7 7 7 37 100 649 753 0

DAR-CO 92 92 41 133 81 88 61 343 2,227 52

SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment: Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

ARB REPRESENTATION IN JUDICIAL/COURT CASES, BY REGION

CY 2009 TARGET

Table 9a


REGION

CASELOADNO. OF CASES

REPRESENTED/ DISPOSED

(JAN-DEC '09)

% ACCOMPLISHMENTAREA

INVOLVED (ha)

PENDING CASES BEG.

JAN. '09

NEW CASES REC'D

(JAN-DEC '09)

PENDING CASES AS OF

EO DEC. 2009

NO. OF ARBs REPRESENTED VS. CY 2009

TARGETVS.

CASELOADTOTAL

CASELOAD


PHILIPPINES 1,600 972 1,008 1,980 1,124 70 57 6,369 34,619 856

CAR 27 7 28 35 22 81 63 1,300 668 13

Regional Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Abra 3 2 5 3 60 14 3 2 Apayao 0 6 6 6 100 11 38 0 Benguet 2 6 8 7 88 161 66 1 Ifugao 2 2 4 1 25 30 15 3 Kalinga 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 4 Mt. Province 0 8 8 5 63 1,084 546 3

Region I 37 5 30 35 33 89 94 61 127 2

Regional Office 0 11 11 11 100 19 21 0 Ilocos Norte 0 7 7 7 100 12 53 0 Ilocos Sur 5 0 5 3 60 3 16 2 La Union 0 3 3 3 100 7 6 0 Pangasinan 0 9 9 9 100 20 31 0

Region II 37 7 27 34 30 81 88 63 123 4

Regional Office 1 1 2 1 50 1 0 1 Batanes 1-/

Cagayan 1 4 5 2 40 31 0 3 Isabela 0 9 9 9 100 14 82 0 Nueva Viscaya 5 13 18 18 100 17 41 0 Quirino 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 / No case filed; cases being handled by the Regional Chief Legal Officer

NO. OF PENDING


TOTAL CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

CASELOAD % ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

CY 2009 TARGET PENDING

CASES AS OF EO DEC. 2009

NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)

Table 9a.1ARB REPRESENTATON IN JUDICIAL/COURT CASES, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE


REGION/PROVINCENO. OF ARBS

REPRESENTEDAREA INVOLVED

(ha)

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED


NO. OF PENDING


TOTAL CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET


VS. CASELOAD



NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)



(ha)

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED

Region III 115 92 73 165 103 90 62 292 937 62

Regional Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Aurora 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bataan 24 5 29 19 66 23 27 10 Bulacan 11 12 23 8 35 15 28 15 Nueva Ecija- North 10 8 18 13 63 8 101 5 Nueva Ecija- South 12 21 33 19 58 18 335 14 Pampanga 24 16 40 26 65 11 125 14 Tarlac 10 10 20 17 85 216 320 3 Zambales 1 1 2 1 50 1 1 1

IV-A (CALABARZON) 138 0 141 141 141 102 100 833 744 0

Regional Office 0 18 18 18 100 51 11 0 Batangas 0 22 22 22 100 49 102 0 Cavite 0 26 26 26 100 11 50 0 Laguna 0 19 19 19 100 27 38 0 Quezon I 0 7 7 7 100 63 110 0 Quezon II 0 12 12 12 100 34 170 0 Rizal 0 37 37 37 100 598 263 0

IV-B (MIMAROPA) 55 39 29 68 41 75 60 171 190 27

Regional Office 16 0 16 16 100 0 0 0 Marinduque 0 2 2 2 100 0 0 0 Occidental Mindoro 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oriental Mindoro 13 25 38 16 42 32 181 22 Palawan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Romblon 10 2 12 7 58 139 9 5

Region V 450 323 173 496 173 38 35 933 18,764 323

Regional Office 45 3 48 26 54 78 1,689 22 Albay 21 15 36 10 28 27 85 26 Camarines Norte 60 8 68 20 29 481 6,349 48 Camarines Sur 113 123 236 81 34 231 10,253 155 Catanduanes 3 2 5 5 100 2 24 0 Masbate 26 14 40 13 33 15 121 27 Sorsogon 55 8 63 18 29 99 243 45


NO. OF PENDING


TOTAL CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET


VS. CASELOAD



NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)



(ha)

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED

Region VI 104 58 30 88 44 42 50 234 807 44

Regional Office 1 7 8 8 100 72 71 0 Aklan 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 Antique 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Capiz 3 3 6 2 33 3 2 4 Guimaras 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 Iloilo 11 8 19 14 74 26 97 5 Negros Occidental 40 10 50 20 40 133 637 30

Region VII 64 69 24 93 70 109 75 114 812 23

Regional Office 5 1 6 0 0 0 0 6 Bohol 5 11 16 11 69 7 23 5 Cebu 40 8 48 44 92 50 479 4 Negros Oriental 19 4 23 15 65 57 310 8 Siquijor 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Region VIII 71 69 64 133 38 54 29 575 3,413 95

Regional Office 25 11 36 2 6 36 1,815 34 Biliran 4 5 9 3 33 17 17 6 Eastern Samar 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 Leyte 17 11 28 3 11 378 1,411 25

Northern Samar 1 20 21 20 95 110 159 1 Western Samar 6 7 13 6 46 15 7 7 Southern Leyte 13 9 22 4 18 19 4 18

Region IX 41 19 99 118 94 229 80 161 439 24

Regional Office 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 Zamboanga del Norte 11 23 34 17 50 117 173 17 Zamboanga del Sur 2 11 13 12 92 16 31 1 Zamboanga- Sibugay 0 65 65 65 100 28 235 0

Region X 151 75 95 170 63 42 37 101 1,058 107

Regional Office 7 0 7 2 29 2 0 5 North Bukidnon 19 1 20 2 10 9 3 18 South Bukidnon 15 3 18 0 0 0 0 0 Camiguin 1 8 9 5 56 2 1 4 Lanao del Norte 10 13 23 9 39 28 51 14 Misamis Occidental 8 18 26 6 23 21 29 20 Misamis Oriental 15 52 67 39 58 39 974 28


NO. OF PENDING


TOTAL CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET


VS. CASELOAD



NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)



(ha)

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED

Region XI 105 32 92 124 114 109 92 355 1,947 10

Regional Office 1 8 9 2 22 8 51 7 Compostela Valley 4 19 23 23 100 85 119 0 Davao City 1 12 13 12 92 13 31 1 Davao del Norte 20 0 20 20 100 10 7 0 Davao Oriental 3 28 31 29 94 197 295 2 Davao del Sur 3 25 28 28 100 42 1,445 0

Region XII 66 55 32 87 34 52 39 100 1,093 53

Regional Office 5 10 15 1 7 0 0 14 Cotabato 14 0 14 4 29 52 996 10 Sarangani 9 2 11 6 55 1 41 5 South Cotabato 27 20 47 23 49 47 56 24 Sultan Kudarat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CARAGA 28 30 23 53 36 129 68 84 516 17 Regional Office 19 5 24 19 79 61 451 5 Agusan del Norte 3 0 3 2 67 12 34 1 Agusan del Sur 1 7 8 3 38 3 19 5 Dinagat Island 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Surigao del Norte 2 7 9 5 56 7 10 4 Surigao del Sur 5 4 9 7 78 1 3 2

ARMM 19 0 7 7 7 37 300 649 753 0

Regional Office 0 2 2 2 100 2 5 0 Basilan 0 2 2 2 0 632 724 0 Lanao del Sur 2_/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maguindanao 0 2 2 2 100 12 16 0 Sulu 0 1 1 1 100 3 9 0 Tawi-Tawi 2_/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

DAR-CO 92 92 41 133 81 88 61 343 2,227 52

2 / No report submitted

SOURCES:Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan - Planning Service (PS)Accomplishment: Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)- DAR

BELOW I YEAR

I YEAR - < 2 YRS 2 YEARS - < 3 YRS 3 YEARS - < 4 YRS 4 YEARS - < 5 YRS 5 YEARS - < 6 YRS 6 YEARS AND ABOVE


PHILIPPINES 389 174 59 36 26 38 134 856

% SHARE 45 20 7 4 3 4 16 100

CAR 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 13

I 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

II 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 4

III 21 27 6 2 6 0 0 62

IV- A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IV- B 20 6 1 0 0 0 0 27

V 96 32 20 22 10 29 114 323

VI 25 4 6 2 2 2 3 44

VII 10 4 2 2 1 0 4 23

VIII 41 45 9 0 0 0 0 95

IX 11 1 7 0 1 3 1 24

X 75 32 0 0 0 0 0 107

XI 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10

XII 29 6 3 1 1 2 11 53

CARAGA 7 4 1 2 0 2 1 17

ARMM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

DARCO 27 11 4 5 5 0 0 52

SOURCE:Accomplishment: Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA) - DAR

Table 9a.2

AGEING OF PENDING JUDICIAL/COURT CASES, BY REGION

As of December 2009

REGIONTOTAL CASES

PENDING

PHILIPPINES 10,800 2,552 18,811 21,363 19,151 177 90 25,262 59,938 2,212

CAR 275 1 427 428 427 155 100 1,146 1,496 1 I 151 6 199 205 194 128 95 388 345 11

II 923 143 890 1,033 936 101 91 832 1,543 97

III 1,192 468 1,822 2,290 1,829 153 80 2,330 3,651 461

IV-A 622 115 728 843 838 135 99 1,906 3,544 5

IV-B 301 158 422 580 412 137 71 538 527 168

V 960 199 661 860 598 62 70 1,052 7,920 262

VI 1,376 200 5,199 5,399 5,262 382 97 5,913 7,210 137

VII 406 191 1,037 1,228 1,092 269 89 1,533 2,291 136

VIII 1,538 211 2,124 2,335 2,068 134 89 2,426 10,236 267

IX 563 205 430 635 487 87 77 1,244 2,670 148

X 536 108 1,969 2,077 1,941 362 93 1,801 3,070 136

XI 379 96 1,038 1,134 1,021 269 90 1,507 1,498 113

XII 274 135 111 246 121 44 49 342 1,126 125


SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment: Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

Table 9b


CY 2009 TARGET

CASELOAD NO. OF CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED (JAN-DEC '09)

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

AREA INVOLVED (ha)

ARB REPRESENTATION IN QUASI-JUDICIAL CASES, BY REGION

VS. CASELOAD

PENDING CASES BEG.

JAN. '09

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

PENDING CASES AS OF

EO DEC. 2009

NO. OF ARBs REPRESENTED REGION NEW CASES

REC'D (JAN-DEC '09)

TOTAL CASELOAD


PHILIPPINES 10,800 2,552 18,811 21,363 19,151 177 90 25,262 59,938 2,212

CAR 275 1 427 428 427 155 100 1,146 1,496 1

Regional Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Abra 0 18 18 18 100 150 85 0 Apayao 0 36 36 36 100 62 68 0 Benguet 0 66 66 66 100 460 490 0 Ifugao 0 97 97 97 100 97 74 0 Kalinga 1 115 116 115 99 233 493 1 Mt. Province 0 95 95 95 100 144 287 0

Region I 151 6 199 205 194 128 95 388 345 11

Regional Office 0 12 12 12 100 18 14 0 Ilocos Norte 0 30 30 24 80 194 109 6 Ilocos Sur 4 10 14 11 79 60 38 3 La Union 2 35 37 37 100 47 29 0 Pangasinan 0 112 112 110 98 69 156 2

Region II 923 143 890 1,033 936 101 91 832 1,543 97

Regional Office 8 84 92 82 89 60 81 10 Batanes 1_/

Cagayan 89 454 543 518 95 471 1,089 25 Isabela 42 119 14 104 743 98 150 0 Nueva Viscaya 4 149 153 148 97 134 158 5 Quirino 0 84 84 84 100 69 64 0

1 / No case filed; cases being handled at the Regional Adjuidicator

NO. OF PENDING


NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

REGION/PROVINCE

Table 9b.1

January to December 2009ARB REPRESENTATION IN QUASI-JUDICIAL CASES, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE

PENDING CASES AS OF EO DEC. 2009

CASELOAD

CY 2009 TARGET


AREA INVOLVED

(ha)


NO. OF PENDING


NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

REGION/PROVINCE


CASELOAD

CY 2009 TARGET


AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

Region III 1,192 468 1,822 2,290 1,829 153 80 2,330 3,651 461

Regional Office 8 0 8 8 100 15 11 0 Aurora 13 68 81 73 88 116 Bataan 10 167 177 156 88 320 376 21 Bulacan 151 347 498 279 56 428 657 219 Nueva Ecija- North 28 360 388 337 87 382 478 51 Nueva Ecija- South 11 177 188 145 77 162 334 43 Pampanga 12 346 358 348 97 354 999 10 Tarlac 194 108 302 273 90 340 376 29 Zambales 41 249 290 210 72 241 305 80

IV-A (CALABARZON) 622 115 728 843 838 135 99 1,906 3,544 5

Regional Office 0 46 46 46 100 46 12 0 Batangas 115 222 337 337 100 261 1,053 0 Cavite 0 107 107 107 100 128 259 0 Laguna 0 38 38 38 100 58 72 0 Quezon I 0 63 63 63 100 179 837 0 Quezon II 0 138 138 138 100 489 692 0 Rizal 0 114 114 109 96 745 619 5

IV-B (MIMAROPA) 301 158 422 580 412 137 71 538 527 168

Regional Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Marinduque 10 10 20 20 100 32 37 0

Occidental Mindoro 66 165 231 89 39 70 122 142 Oriental Mindoro 26 191 217 194 89 143 283 23 Palawan 36 9 45 45 100 24 67 0 Romblon 20 47 67 64 96 269 18 3

Region V 960 199 661 860 598 62 70 1,052 7,920 262

Regional Office 28 16 44 15 34 15 57 29 Albay 45 207 252 184 73 234 742 68 Camarines Norte 31 57 88 65 74 394 1,068 23 Camarines Sur 9 50 59 23 39 70 5,245 36 Catanduanes 3 21 24 24 100 36 140 0 Masbate 52 174 226 154 68 156 415 72 Sorsogon 31 136 167 133 80 147 252 34


NO. OF PENDING


NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

REGION/PROVINCE


CASELOAD

CY 2009 TARGET


AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

Region VI 1,376 200 5,199 5,399 5,262 382 97 5,913 7,210 137

Regional Office 1 445 446 446 100 489 187 0 Aklan 2 314 316 312 99 323 541 4 Antique 0 274 274 274 100 274 1,041 0 Capiz 5 1026 1,031 1,029 100 1,028 3,746 2 Guimaras 0 440 440 440 100 443 145 0 Iloilo 47 344 391 364 93 363 333 27 Negros Occidental 145 2,356 2,501 2,397 96 2,993 1,217 104

Region VII 406 191 1,037 1,228 1,092 269 89 1,533 2,291 136

Regional Office 1 2 3 1 33 0 0 2 Bohol 25 303 328 293 89 337 372 35 Cebu 123 346 469 460 98 460 896 9 Negros Orienta 40 376 416 326 78 699 950 90 Siquijor 2 10 12 12 100 37 73 0

Region VIII 1,538 211 2,124 2,335 2,068 134 89 2,426 10,236 267

Regional Office 5 285 290 290 100 349 5,358 0

Biliran 21 85 106 38 36 81 81 68 Eastern Samar 19 245 264 242 92 189 1,179 22 Leyte 75 410 485 361 74 418 615 124 Northern Samar 7 525 532 529 99 746 1,247 3 Western Samar 0 360 360 360 100 358 1,172 0 Southern Leyte 84 214 298 248 83 285 584 50

Region IX 563 205 430 635 487 87 77 1,244 2,670 148

Regional Office 17 18 35 23 66 20 40 12 Zambooanga del Norte 137 127 264 152 58 747 1,829 112 Zamboanga del Sur 32 184 216 205 95 290 422 11 Zamboanga- Sibugay 19 101 120 107 89 187 380 13


NO. OF PENDING


NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

REGION/PROVINCE


CASELOAD

CY 2009 TARGET


AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

Region X 536 108 1,969 2,077 1,941 362 93 1,801 3,070 136

Regional Office 11 2 13 7 54 195 39 6 North Bukidnon 23 106 129 97 75 122 240 32 South Bukidnon 18 780 798 759 95 365 734 39 Camiguin 16 30 46 38 83 43 43 8 Lanao del Norte 12 117 129 123 95 170 344 6 Misamis Occidental 19 127 146 145 99 127 43 1 Misamis Oriental 9 807 816 772 95 779 1,627 44

Region XI 379 96 1,038 1,134 1,021 269 90 1,507 1,498 113

Regional Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Compostela Valley 19 75 119 72 61 151 111 47 Davao City 33 161 255 161 63 426 422 94 Davao del Norte 37 142 174 162 93 159 54 12 Davao Oriental 0 74 116 71 61 134 201 45 Davao del Sur 7 586 593 555 94 637 710 38

Region XII 274 135 111 246 121 44 49 342 1,126 125

Regional Office 0 5 5 1 20 20 69 4 Cotabato 0 52 52 52 100 88 620 0 Sarangani 43 14 57 6 11 75 48 51 South Cotabato 58 35 93 60 65 117 316 33 Sultan Kudarat 34 5 39 2 5 42 73 37

CARAGA 1,163 3 1,667 1,670 1,662 143 100 1,746 2,665 8

Regional Office 0 4 4 4 0 4 5 0 Agusan del Norte 2 619 621 618 100 621 849 3 Agusan del Sur 0 409 409 409 100 522 1,112 0 Dinagat Island 0 157 157 157 100 157 110 0 Surigao del Norte 1 228 229 229 100 199 244 0 Surigao del Sur 0 250 250 245 98 243 345 5


NO. OF PENDING


NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD

CASES REPRESENTED/

DISPOSED

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

VS. CASELOAD

VS. CY 2009 TARGET

REGION/PROVINCE


CASELOAD

CY 2009 TARGET


AREA INVOLVED

(ha)

ARMM 14 4 21 25 10 71 40 77 136 15

Regional Office 0 3 3 3 0 41 52 0 Basilan 0 2 2 0 0 0 2

Lanao del Sur 2-/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maguindanao 0 16 16 3 19 4 12 13

Shariff Kabunsuan 2-/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sulu 2-/ 0 0 0 0 0 72 0 Tawi-Tawi 4 0 4 4 100 32 0

DAR-CO 127 309 66 375 253 199 67 481 10,010 122

2 / No report submitted

SOURCES:


Accomplishment: Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

BELOW I YEAR


ABOVE


PHILIPPINES 1,809 236 79 47 18 6 17 2,212

% SHARE 82 11 4 2 1 0 1 100

CAR 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

I 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 11

II 69 26 2 0 0 0 0 97

III 429 18 12 2 0 0 0 461

IV- A 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5

IV- B 165 2 1 0 0 0 0 168

V 226 7 8 1 1 3 16 262

VI 107 12 7 10 1 0 0 137

VII 120 11 3 0 2 0 0 136

VIII 239 28 0 0 0 0 0 267

IX 79 52 17 0 0 0 0 148

X 97 38 1 0 0 0 0 136

XI 113 0 0 0 0 0 0 113

XII 58 12 18 22 11 3 1 125

CARAGA 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 8

ARMM 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 15

DAR-CO 67 30 10 12 3 0 0 122

SOURCE:Accomplishment: Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

Table 9b.2

AGEING OF PENDING QUASI-JUDICIAL CASES, BY REGION

As of December 2009

REGION TOTAL CASES PENDING

PHILIPPINES 28,000 46 38,618 38,664 38,603 138 100 41,931 76,723 61

CAR 497 0 582 582 582 117 100 1,092 2,191 0 I 2,719 0 2,720 2,720 2,720 100 100 2,798 1,950 0 II 5,234 0 7,221 7,221 7,221 138 100 2,788 0 0 III 839 0 2,422 2,422 2,420 288 100 3,310 3,917 2 IV-A 956 0 1,523 1,523 1,523 159 100 2,163 2,895 0 IV-B 1,005 0 1,429 1,429 1,429 142 100 839 1,636 0 V 3,180 0 4,213 4,213 4,206 132 100 3,626 7,133 7 VI 1,578 0 2,892 2,892 2,892 183 100 4,124 3,025 0 VII 1,048 0 1,544 1,544 1,544 147 100 1,594 431 0 VIII 5,369 0 6,261 6,261 6,261 117 100 6,477 18,252 0

IX 1,713 0 2,200 2,200 2,200 128 100 2,100 3,441 0 X 1,415 9 2,293 2,302 2,294 162 100 2,306 3,604 8 XI 675 10 1,026 1,036 1,030 153 99 2,133 1,464 6 XII 702 9 629 638 620 88 97 958 2,897 18

CARAGA 926 0 1,232 1,232 1,232 133 100 1,409 3,331 0 ARMM 100 14 92 106 86 86 81 207 428 20 DAR-CO 44 4 339 343 343 780 100 4,007 20,128 0

SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPlan - Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

% ACCOMPLISHMENT

NO. OF ARBs ASSISTED

AREA

INVOLVED (ha)

PENDING CASES AS OF

EO DEC. 2009

VS. CY 2009

TARGET

VS. CASELOAD

Table 9c

January to December 2009ACCOMPLISHMENT IN AGRARIAN LEGAL ASSISTANCE (CONCILIATION/MEDIATION OF CASES), BY REGION

REGIONCY 2009 TARGET

CASELOADNO. OF DISPUTES

CONCILIATED/ MEDIATED

(JAN-DEC. '09)

PENDING CASES BEG.

JAN. '09

NEW CASES REC'D

(JAN-DEC. '09)

TOTAL CASELOAD

PENDING CASES BEG.

JAN. 2009

NEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN - DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD

FROM PENDING CASES

FROM NEW CASES

RECEIVED TOTAL

CY 2009 TARGET

CASELOAD

(a) (b) (c) (d)= b+c (e) (f) (g)= e+f (h)= g/a (i)= g/d (j)= d-g

PHILIPPINES 17,000 9,519 24,031 33,550 8,043 16,629 24,672 145 74 8,878

CAR 331 117 437 554 117 436 553 167 100 1

Region I 256 175 330 505 175 193 368 144 73 137

Region II 960 651 1,087 1,738 651 710 1,361 142 78 377

Region III 3,362 2,152 3,518 5,670 2,022 1,868 3,890 116 69 1,780

Region IV-A (CALABARZON) 999 817 917 1,734 658 348 1,006 101 58 728

Region IV-B (MIMAROPA) 519 455 291 746 449 81 530 102 71 216

Region V 913 507 600 1,107 476 109 585 64 53 522

Region VI 2,018 880 4,536 5,416 869 4,167 5,036 250 93 380

Region VII 1,153 247 2,904 3,151 247 2,454 2,701 234 86 450

Region VIII 1,698 527 1,649 2,176 527 1,199 1,726 102 79 450

Region IX 874 325 833 1,158 215 555 770 88 66 388

Region X 596 151 2,005 2,156 151 1,798 1,949 327 90 207

Region XI 769 243 1,442 1,685 243 1,188 1,431 186 85 254

Region XII 354 418 161 579 263 0 263 74 45 316

CARAGA 960 137 1,644 1,781 137 1,515 1,652 172 93 129

ARMM 1_/ 21 14 35 12 0 12 34 23

DARAB-CO 1,238 1,696 1,663 3,359 831 8 839 68 25 2,520

1 / No CY 2009 Work and Financial Plan submitted to PS


Table 10

ACCOMPLISHMENT IN ADJUDICATION OF AGRARIAN CASES, BY REGION


PENDING CASES AS OF

EO DEC. 2009

TOTAL CASES RESOLVEDCASELOAD % CASES RESOLVED VS.

REGIONCY 2009 TARGET


PHILIPPINES 17,000 9,519 24,031 33,550 8,043 16,629 24,672 145 74 8,878

CAR 331 117 437 554 117 436 553 167 100 1 Regional Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Abra 1 20 21 1 20 21 100 0 Apayao 35 37 72 35 36 71 99 1 Benguet 39 68 107 39 68 107 100 0 Ifugao 40 102 142 40 102 142 100 0 Kalinga 2 115 117 2 115 117 100 0 Mt. Province 0 95 95 0 95 95 100 0

Region I 256 175 330 505 175 193 368 144 73 137 Regional Office 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 1 Ilocos Norte 22 31 53 22 19 41 77 12 Ilocos Sur 2 11 13 2 9 11 85 2 La Union 8 57 65 8 48 56 86 9 Pangasinan 143 228 371 143 115 258 70 113

Region II 960 651 1,087 1,738 651 710 1,361 142 78 377 Regional Office 11 129 140 11 28 39 28 101 Batanes 1_/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cagayan 230 506 736 230 391 621 84 115 Isabela 329 201 530 329 87 416 78 114 Nueva Viscaya 40 168 208 40 123 163 78 45 Quirino 41 83 124 41 81 122 98 2

1 / No case filed; cases being handled by the Regional Adjudicator

Table 10a

REGION/PROVINCENEW CASES RECEIVED

(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD

CASELOAD % OF CASES RESOLVED VS.

CY 2009 TARGET

CASELOAD

ACCOMPLISHMENT IN ADJUDICATION OF AGRARIAN CASES, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE

NO. OF CASES RESOLVED


PENDING CASES AS OF EO

DECEMBER 2009

NO. OF PENDING

CASES BEG. JAN 2009

CY 2009 TARGET FROM

PENDING CASES

FROM NEW CASES

RECEIVEDTOTAL



(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD


CY 2009 TARGET

CASELOAD

NO. OF CASES RESOLVED PENDING CASES AS OF EO

DECEMBER 2009

NO. OF PENDING

CASES BEG. JAN 2009

CY 2009 TARGET FROM

PENDING CASES

FROM NEW CASES

RECEIVEDTOTAL

Region III 3,362 2,152 3,518 5,670 2,022 1,868 3,890 116 69 1,780 Regional Office 138 31 169 51 0 51 30 118 Aurora 18 74 92 18 19 37 40 55 Bataan 70 186 256 70 140 210 82 46 Bulacan 428 1,128 1,556 428 625 1,053 68 503 Nueva Ecija- North 175 467 642 175 254 429 67 213 Nueva Ecija- South 298 568 866 298 417 715 83 151 Pampanga 312 467 779 265 171 436 56 343 Tarlac 604 378 982 604 155 759 77 223 Zambales 109 219 328 113 87 200 61 128IV-A (CALABARZON) 999 817 917 1,734 658 348 1,006 101 58 728 Regional Office 4 6 10 4 0 4 40 6 Batangas 198 371 569 177 225 402 71 167 Cavite 41 157 198 41 0 41 21 157 Laguna 79 25 104 63 0 63 61 41 Quezon I 221 35 256 131 0 131 51 125 Quezon II 53 137 190 53 123 176 93 14 Rizal 221 186 407 189 0 189 46 218

IV-B (MIMAROPA) 519 455 291 746 449 81 530 102 71 216 Regional Office 0 6 6 0 6 6 0 0 Marinduque 5 29 34 5 29 34 100 0 Occidental Mindoro 116 156 272 116 3 119 44 153 Oriental Mindoro 249 50 299 243 0 243 81 56 Palawan 50 15 65 50 8 58 89 7 Romblon 35 35 70 35 35 70 100 0Region V 913 507 600 1,107 476 109 585 64 53 522 Regional Office 93 26 119 65 0 65 55 54 Albay 141 261 402 141 62 203 50 199 Camarines Norte 30 39 69 30 17 47 68 22 Camarines Sur 31 62 93 31 19 50 54 43 Catanduanes 28 19 47 25 0 25 53 22 Masbate 90 92 182 90 11 101 55 81 Sorsogon 94 101 195 94 0 94 48 101



(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD


CY 2009 TARGET

CASELOAD


DECEMBER 2009

NO. OF PENDING

CASES BEG. JAN 2009

CY 2009 TARGET FROM

PENDING CASES

FROM NEW CASES

RECEIVEDTOTAL

Region VI 2,018 880 4,536 5,416 869 4,167 5,036 250 93 380 Regional Office 28 361 389 28 337 365 94 24 Aklan 5 314 319 5 309 314 98 5 Antique 1 281 282 1 281 282 100 0 Capiz 157 1,054 1,211 157 1,033 1,190 98 21 Guimaras 0 506 506 0 503 503 99 3 Iloilo 374 368 742 375 308 683 92 59 Negros Occidental 315 1,652 1,967 303 1,396 1,699 86 268Region VII 1,153 247 2,904 3,151 247 2,454 2,701 234 86 450 Regional Office 22 148 170 22 108 130 76 40 Bohol 158 1,768 1,926 158 1,417 1,575 82 351 Cebu 20 509 529 20 489 509 96 20 Negros Oriental 40 452 492 40 422 462 94 30 Siquijor 7 27 34 7 18 25 74 9Region VIII 1,698 527 1,649 2,176 527 1,199 1,726 102 79 450 Regional Office 51 110 161 51 68 119 74 42 Biliran 43 90 133 43 65 108 81 25 Eastern Samar 148 252 400 148 103 251 63 149 Leyte 190 407 597 190 311 501 84 96 Northern Samar 32 404 436 32 376 408 94 28 Western Samar 32 155 187 32 124 156 83 31 Southern Leyte 31 231 262 31 152 183 70 79Region IX 874 325 833 1,158 215 555 770 88 66 388 Regional Office 14 13 27 14 5 19 70 8 Zambooanga del Norte 162 120 282 85 39 124 44 158 Zamboanga del Sur 92 243 335 59 217 276 82 59 Zamboanga- Sibugay 57 457 514 57 294 351 68 163



(JAN-DEC 2009)

TOTAL CASELOAD


CY 2009 TARGET

CASELOAD


DECEMBER 2009

NO. OF PENDING

CASES BEG. JAN 2009

CY 2009 TARGET FROM

PENDING CASES

FROM NEW CASES

RECEIVEDTOTAL

Region X 596 151 2,005 2,156 151 1,798 1,949 327 90 207 Regional Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 North Bukidnon 29 143 172 29 94 123 72 49 Sourth Bukidnon 23 807 830 23 745 768 93 62 Camiguin 3 29 32 3 21 24 75 8 Lanao del Norte 57 109 166 57 63 120 72 46 Misamis Occidental 15 123 138 15 114 129 93 9 Misamis Oriental 24 794 818 24 761 785 96 33

Region XI 769 243 1,442 1,685 243 1,188 1,431 186 85 254 Regional Office/ Davao City 19 220 239 19 178 197 82 42 Compostela Valley 28 96 124 28 50 78 63 46 Davao del Norte 158 459 617 158 375 533 86 84 Davao Oriental 13 79 92 13 36 49 53 43 Davao del Sur 25 588 613 25 549 574 94 39Region XII 354 418 161 579 263 0 263 74 45 316

Regional Office/Sultan 51 9 60 20 0 20 33 40 Kudarat Cotabato 163 87 250 120 0 120 48 130 Sarangani 98 22 120 45 0 45 38 75 South Cotabato 106 43 149 78 0 78 52 71CARAGA 960 137 1,644 1,781 137 1,515 1,652 172 93 129 Regional Office 0 2 2 0 2 2 100 0 Agusan del Norte 4 637 641 4 628 632 99 9 Agusan del Sur 44 406 450 44 340 384 85 66 Dinagat Island 0 156 156 0 146 146 94 10 Surigao del Norte 4 187 191 4 182 186 97 5 Surigao del Sur 85 256 341 85 217 302 89 39ARMM 2_/ 21 14 35 12 0 12 34 23 Regional Office 3_/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Basilan 10 0 10 3 0 3 30 7Lanao Sur 3_/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Maguindanao 9 14 23 8 0 8 35 15Sulu 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 1Tawi-Tawi 3_/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

DAR-CO 1,238 1,696 1,663 3,359 831 8 839 68 25 2,5202 / No CY 2009 Work and Financial Plan submitted to PS3 / No report submitted


BELOW I YEAR


ABOVE(# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases) (# of cases)

PHILIPPINES 5,831 1,288 710 291 310 229 219 8,878

% SHARE 66 15 8 3 3 3 2 100

CAR 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Region I 131 3 1 1 1 0 0 137Region II 243 61 44 29 0 0 0 377Region III 1,121 205 137 50 116 109 42 1,780Region IV- A 508 161 38 14 7 0 0 728Region IV- B 169 46 1 0 0 0 0 216Region V 400 97 25 0 0 0 0 522Region VI 135 172 35 18 20 0 0 380Region VII 341 40 38 24 7 0 0 450Region VIII 383 51 13 3 0 0 0 450Region IX 61 166 161 0 0 0 0 388Region X 207 0 0 0 0 0 0 207Region XI 213 21 20 0 0 0 0 254Region XII 111 114 44 29 18 0 0 316CARAGA 129 0 0 0 0 0 0 129ARMM 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 23DAR-CO 1,655 151 153 123 141 120 177 2,520

SOURCE: Accomplishment : Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA)

Table 10b

As of December 2009

96

AGEING OF PENDING DARAB CASES, BY REGION

REGIONTOTAL CASES

PENDING

COVERAGE

NO. OF MUNICIPALITY

NO. OF BARANGAYS

LAD SCOPE (HA) LAD ACCMP.

(HA) NO. OF ARBs

PHILIPPINES 2,113 1,269 9,181 2,188,401 1,946,065 1,100,352

CAR 85 67 483 88,486 77,819 58,018

I 150 122 751 64,420 64,100 55,641

II 149 89 793 158,180 139,659 85,185

III 198 115 764 190,214 187,680 115,008

IV-A (CALABARZON) 120 78 391 84,180 77,096 48,199

IV-B (MIMAROPA) 88 48 354 111,462 112,193 71,848

V 147 99 624 146,675 113,640 62,629

VI 164 102 416 153,264 127,989 75,532

VII 132 84 669 131,516 106,769 78,481

VIII 162 124 1,016 193,678 181,099 80,075

IX 147 72 809 140,143 134,276 62,240

X 163 88 631 133,973 125,199 64,045

XI 116 52 426 148,277 143,419 86,840

XII 78 53 225 177,882 163,760 67,516

XIII 118 70 511 149,513 140,433 68,652

ARMM 96 6 318 116,537 50,935 20,443

1 / Refers to the number of ARCs confirmed by the National ARC Task Force

Sources:

Third Quarter 2009 Sectoral Accomplishment Report-Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD)

REGION/PROVINCE

NUMBER OF ARCs BY REGION

Table 11

As of December 2009

NO. OF ARCs LAUNCHED 1/

National ARC Task Force

NO. OF MUNICIPALITY

NO. OF BARANGAYS


(HA) NO. OF ARBs

PHILIPPINES 2,113 1,269 9,181 2,188,401 1,946,065 1,100,352

CAR 85 67 483 88,486 77,819 58,018

Abra 21 21 93 13,557 13,398 8,706

Apayao 12 5 52 8,033 6,093 3,552

Benguet 16 13 91 21,382 16,674 16,044

Ifugao 12 10 89 14,560 14,528 9,161

Kalinga 11 8 54 11,166 11,105 8,363

Mt. Province 13 10 104 19,788 16,021 12,192

I 150 122 751 64,420 64,100 55,641

Ilocos Norte 25 22 115 14,313 14,154 11,599

Ilocos Sur 44 33 235 11,893 11,893 11,262

La Union 23 20 74 7,572 7,572 8,336

Pangasinan 58 47 327 30,642 30,482 24,444

II 149 89 793 158,180 139,659 85,185

Batanes 6 6 25 639 652 1,051

Cagayan 45 28 217 41,771 39,262 23,408

Isabela 63 35 303 90,705 75,511 42,637

Nueva Vizcaya 23 14 181 15,577 14,930 11,447

Quirino 12 6 67 9,489 9,304 6,642

1 / Refers to the number of ARCs confirmed by the National ARC Task Force

Sources:

National ARC Task Force

Third Quarter 2009 Sectoral Accomplishment Report-Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD)

COVERAGE

Table 11aNUMBER OF ARCs BY PROVINCE

As of December 2009

REGION/PROVINCENO. OF ARCs LAUNCHED 1/

NO. OF MUNICIPALITY

NO. OF BARANGAYS


(HA) NO. OF ARBs

COVERAGEREGION/PROVINCE


III 198 115 764 190,214 187,680 115,008

Aurora 24 8 55 9,913 9,906 5,762

Bataan 15 12 59 14,251 14,200 11,763

Bulacan 32 17 121 18,083 17,554 10,978

Nueva Ecija North 36 17 183 53,066 52,789 27,371

Nueva Ecija South 19 15 85 35,325 33,842 20,542

Pampanga 23 14 90 24,126 24,105 14,450

Tarlac 31 19 111 25,157 24,994 15,595

Zambales 18 13 60 10,291 10,291 8,547

IV-A (CALABARZON) 120 78 391 84,180 77,096 48,199

Batangas 22 14 53 12,779 12,219 7,423

Cavite 11 11 79 3,798 2,922 2,293

Laguna 17 11 44 6,372 6,153 4,532

Quezon I 28 19 64 18,408 16,489 10,432

Quezon II 36 17 128 30,479 28,920 16,141

Rizal 6 6 23 12,345 10,392 7,378

IV-B (MIMAROPA) 88 48 354 111,462 112,193 71,848

Marinduque 15 6 81 17,142 18,259 18,222

Occidental Mindoro 19 8 51 25,620 26,099 18,415

Oriental Mindoro 17 14 109 17,833 16,392 10,185

Palawan 21 10 61 45,085 44,445 20,913

Romblon 16 10 52 5,782 6,999 4,113

NO. OF MUNICIPALITY

NO. OF BARANGAYS


(HA) NO. OF ARBs



V 147 99 624 146,675 113,640 62,629

Albay 27 18 162 31,952 22,932 15,272

Camarines Norte 15 10 51 14,470 13,475 6,093

Camarines Sur 38 29 149 41,624 32,195 19,544

Catanduanes 18 11 99 10,699 7,123 5,202

Masbate 22 16 53 30,936 24,945 8,559

Sorsogon 27 15 110 16,993 12,970 7,959

VI 164 102 416 153,264 127,989 75,532

Aklan 15 14 103 11,926 12,280 8,209

Antique 19 11 66 15,086 15,083 5,733

Capiz 17 15 44 11,894 11,361 7,076

Guimaras 8 5 19 7,040 6,776 4,577

Iloilo 32 25 93 14,985 13,689 8,930

Negros Occidental 73 32 91 92,333 68,800 41,007

VII 132 84 669 131,516 106,769 78,481

Bohol 49 33 329 28,136 24,744 19,813

Cebu 30 23 89 12,903 11,659 10,071

Negros Oriental 45 22 186 89,948 70,044 48,319

Siquijor 8 6 65 529 322 278

NO. OF MUNICIPALITY

NO. OF BARANGAYS


(HA) NO. OF ARBs



VIII 162 124 1,016 193,678 181,099 80,075

Biliran 13 7 41 8,535 8,215 6,288

Eastern Samar 21 20 213 35,685 35,685 16,187

Leyte 60 41 312 70,018 60,506 26,661

Northern Samar 21 18 144 31,352 29,507 11,274

Samar 24 19 145 32,070 31,339 11,182

Southern Leyte 23 19 161 16,017 15,847 8,483

IX 147 72 809 140,143 134,276 62,240

Zamboanga Norte 55 27 294 45,335 44,142 20,689

Zamboanga Sur 46 27 260 31,410 30,415 20,669

Zamboanga Sibugay 46 18 255 63,397 59,719 20,882

X 163 88 631 133,973 125,199 64,045

Bukidnon 45 22 145 66,810 63,355 28,627

Camiguin 8 5 51 2,474 2,324 3,214

Lanao Norte 27 18 129 40,192 36,986 16,553

Misamis Occidental 44 17 196 9,137 8,604 6,721

Misamis Oriental 39 26 110 15,359 13,930 8,930

XI 116 52 426 148,277 143,419 86,840

Davao City 14 7 40 9,750 9,564 7,279

Davao Norte 25 10 98 43,895 43,564 30,374

Compostela Valley 25 11 104 44,912 43,609 21,586

Davao Sur 30 13 108 21,226 20,439 12,181

Davao Oriental 22 11 76 28,493 26,241 15,420

NO. OF MUNICIPALITY

NO. OF BARANGAYS


(HA) NO. OF ARBs



XII 78 53 225 177,882 163,760 67,516

Cotabato 31 19 83 81,944 78,796 29,756

Saranggani 13 7 33 18,540 12,463 5,473

South Cotabato 18 12 51 38,815 36,188 15,550

Sultan Kudarat 16 15 58 38,583 36,313 16,737

XIII 118 70 511 149,513 140,433 68,652

Agusan Norte 23 12 77 15,721 14,909 7,769

Agusan Sur 24 14 120 78,267 74,820 31,620

Surigao Norte 31 25 184 24,780 23,760 13,960

Surigao Sur 39 19 124 30,745 26,945 15,303

Dinagat Island 1 6

ARMM 96 6 318 116,537 50,935 20,443

Basilan 14 6 22 1,876 1,876 5,931

Lanao del Sur 34 0 155 32,638 16,020 5,974

Maguindanao 19 0 61 43,270 17,234 985

Sulu 12 0 46 6,685 5,350 1,579

Tawi-Tawi 17 0 34 32,068 10,455 5,974

LAND ACQUISITION AND DISTRIBUTION LEASEHOLD

NO. OF ARBs 2_/ NO. OF ARBs

W. SCOPE ACCOMP. MALE FEMALE TOTAL W. SCOPE ACCOMP. MALE FEMALE TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 2,188,401 1,946,065 792,246 293,594 1,100,352 314,228 298,360 162,489 39,454 201,943 1,302,295

CAR 88,486 77,819 36,546 21,472 58,018 738 727 594 72 666 58,684

I 64,420 64,100 39,352 16,289 55,641 26,951 26,345 28,096 3,886 31,982 87,623

II 158,180 139,659 69,703 15,482 85,185 19,426 17,873 13,937 1,325 15,262 100,447

III 190,214 187,680 96,346 18,662 115,008 45,874 45,817 24,555 3,172 27,727 142,735

IV-A 84,180 77,096 34,769 13,430 48,199 14,540 13,455 6,765 1,142 7,907 56,106

IV-B 111,462 112,193 49,240 22,608 71,848 6,828 6,872 2,730 516 3,246 75,094

V 146,675 113,640 47,673 14,956 62,629 15,011 10,407 5,412 1,127 6,539 69,168

VI 153,264 127,989 54,718 20,814 75,532 10,205 9,317 7,026 2,234 9,260 84,792

VII 131,516 106,769 53,643 24,838 78,481 16,509 15,985 13,280 3,933 17,213 95,694

VIII 193,678 181,099 53,987 26,088 80,075 50,401 44,566 17,868 5,816 23,684 103,759

IX 140,143 134,276 44,080 18,160 62,240 22,192 25,367 11,871 4,028 15,899 78,139

X 133,973 125,199 44,033 20,012 64,045 31,952 29,996 9,490 3,837 13,327 77,372

XI 148,277 143,419 63,801 23,039 86,840 12,045 11,934 5,134 1,296 6,430 93,270

XII 177,882 163,760 53,432 14,084 67,516 10,529 10,554 4,757 994 5,751 73,267

XIII 149,513 140,433 45,608 23,044 68,652 29,189 28,029 10,974 5,492 16,466 85,118

ARMM 116,537 50,935 5,315 616 20,443 1,840 1,115 - 584 584 21,027

As of December 2009 1_/

Table 11b

STATUS OF LAND TENURE IMRPOVEMENT IN THE ARCs, BY REGION

2_/ Total number of ARBs in LAD do not tally with male and female breakdown because some provinces in ARMM did not reflect such breakdown 1_/ Actual status is as of September 2009

Source: Third Quarter 2009 Sectoral Accomplishment Report-Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD)

REGIONAREA (HA.) AREA (HA.)

TOTAL NO. OF ARBs

LAND TENURE IMPROVEMENT

LAND ACQUISITION AND DISTRIBUTION LEASEHOLDNO. OF ARBs 2_/ NO. OF ARBs


PHILIPPINES 2,188,401 1,946,065 792,246 293,594 1,100,352 314,228 298,360 162,489 39,454 201,943 1,302,295

CAR 88,486 77,819 36,546 21,472 58,018 738 727 594 72 666 58,684

Abra 13,557 13,398 5,362 3,344 8,706 251 251 259 35 294 9,000

Apayao 8,033 6,093 2,399 1,153 3,552 213 202 204 18 222 3,774

Benguet 21,382 16,674 8,844 7,200 16,044 - - - - - 16,044

Ifugao 14,560 14,528 5,762 3,399 9,161 - - - - - 9,161

Kalinga 11,166 11,105 6,485 1,878 8,363 274 274 131 19 150 8,513

Mt. Province 19,788 16,021 7,694 4,498 12,192 - - - - - 12,192

I 64,420 64,100 39,352 16,289 55,641 26,951 26,345 28,096 3,886 31,982 87,623

Ilocos Norte 14,313 14,154 7,913 3,686 11,599 3,299 3,299 4,116 676 4,792 16,391

Ilocos Sur 11,893 11,893 7,741 3,521 11,262 4,506 4,482 5,929 1,109 7,038 18,300

La Union 7,572 7,572 5,013 3,323 8,336 1,695 1,696 2,309 369 2,678 11,014

Pangasinan 30,642 30,482 18,685 5,759 24,444 17,450 16,867 15,742 1,732 17,474 41,918

II 158,180 139,659 69,703 15,482 85,185 19,426 17,873 13,937 1,325 15,262 100,447

Batanes 639 652 695 356 1,051 63 63 69 42 111 1,162

Cagayan 41,771 39,262 19,755 3,653 23,408 7,060 5,861 4,685 401 5,086 28,494

Isabela 90,705 75,511 36,413 6,224 42,637 4,866 4,458 3,254 321 3,575 46,212

Nueva Vizcaya 15,577 14,930 8,015 3,432 11,447 6,469 6,523 5,267 467 5,734 17,181

Quirino 9,489 9,304 4,825 1,817 6,642 968 968 662 94 756 7,398

III 190,214 187,680 96,346 18,662 115,008 45,874 45,817 24,555 3,172 27,727 142,735

Bataan 14,251 14,200 8,165 3,598 11,763 2,614 2,610 1,571 267 1,838 13,601

Bulacan 18,083 17,554 8,563 2,415 10,978 8,788 8,788 4,453 825 5,278 16,256

North Nueva Ecija 53,066 52,789 24,463 2,908 27,371 10,292 10,292 4,226 436 4,662 32,033

South Nueva Ecija 35,325 33,842 17,456 3,086 20,542 4,284 4,284 1,639 356 1,995 22,537

Pampanga 24,126 24,105 13,354 1,096 14,450 5,872 5,872 3,136 230 3,366 17,816

Tarlac 25,157 24,994 13,351 2,244 15,595 6,820 6,767 4,937 454 5,391 20,986

Zambales 10,291 10,291 6,619 1,928 8,547 5,375 5,375 4,003 526 4,529 13,076

Aurora 9,913 9,906 4,375 1,387 5,762 1,829 1,829 590 78 668 6,430

2_/ Total number of ARBs in LAD do not tally with male and female breakdown because some provinces in ARMM did not reflect such breakdown

1_/ Actual status is as of September 2009

Source: Third Quarter 2009 Sectoral Accomplishment Report-Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD)

REGION/PROVINCEAREA (HA.) AREA (HA.)

TOTAL NO. OF ARBs

Table 11c

STATUS OF LAND TENURE IMRPOVEMENT IN THE ARCs, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE






TOTAL NO. OF ARBs


IV-A 84,180 77,096 34,769 13,430 48,199 14,540 13,455 6,765 1,142 7,907 56,106

Batangas 12,779 12,219 5,955 1,468 7,423 2,138 2,138 1,237 125 1,362 8,785

Cavite 3,798 2,922 1,803 490 2,293 2,312 2,018 695 90 785 3,078

Laguna 6,372 6,153 3,099 1,433 4,532 1,909 1,909 1,025 195 1,220 5,752

Quezon I 18,408 16,489 6,244 4,188 10,432 3,518 3,156 1,699 309 2,008 12,440

Quezon II 30,479 28,920 12,364 3,777 16,141 3,791 3,418 1,551 283 1,834 17,975

Rizal 12,345 10,392 5,304 2,074 7,378 873 817 558 140 698 8,076

IV-B 111,462 112,193 49,240 22,608 71,848 6,828 6,872 2,730 516 3,246 75,094

Marinduque 17,142 18,259 9,791 8,431 18,222 - - - - - 18,222

Occ. Mindoro 25,620 26,099 15,202 3,213 18,415 2,235 2,223 894 195 1,089 19,504

Or. Mindoro 17,833 16,392 7,565 2,620 10,185 2,641 2,641 1,172 155 1,327 11,512

Palawan 45,085 44,445 14,030 6,883 20,913 55 55 34 1 35 20,948

Romblon 5,782 6,999 2,652 1,461 4,113 1,897 1,953 630 165 795 4,908

V 146,675 113,640 47,673 14,956 62,629 15,011 10,407 5,412 1,127 6,539 69,168

Albay 31,952 22,932 11,551 3,721 15,272 1,390 1,537 799 165 964 16,236

Camarines Norte 14,470 13,475 4,292 1,801 6,093 912 757 229 100 329 6,422

Camarines Sur 41,624 32,195 15,221 4,323 19,544 1,682 1,380 862 238 1,100 20,644

Catanduanes 10,699 7,123 3,319 1,883 5,202 3,448 2,764 645 327 972 6,174

Masbate 30,936 24,945 6,835 1,724 8,559 - - - - - 8,559

Sorsogon 16,993 12,970 6,455 1,504 7,959 7,579 3,969 2,877 297 3,174 11,133

VI 153,264 127,989 54,718 20,814 75,532 10,205 9,317 7,026 2,234 9,260 84,792

Aklan 11,926 12,280 4,560 3,649 8,209 4,406 3,923 3,610 1,466 5,076 13,285

Antique 15,086 15,083 3,297 2,436 5,733 983 983 518 163 681 6,414

Capiz 11,894 11,361 5,319 1,757 7,076 1,335 1,314 905 214 1,119 8,195

Guimaras 7,040 6,776 3,177 1,400 4,577 280 280 191 18 209 4,786

Iloilo 14,985 13,689 6,744 2,186 8,930 2,183 2,048 1,390 278 1,668 10,598

Negros Occidental 92,333 68,800 31,621 9,386 41,007 1,018 770 412 95 507 41,514

VII 131,516 106,769 53,643 24,838 78,481 16,509 15,985 13,280 3,933 17,213 95,694

Bohol 28,136 24,744 14,851 4,962 19,813 10,926 10,789 8,738 2,095 10,833 30,646

Cebu 12,903 11,659 6,528 3,543 10,071 2,325 2,194 1,908 742 2,650 12,721

Negros Oriental 89,948 70,044 32,121 16,198 48,319 1,890 1,869 1,529 429 1,958 50,277

Siquijor 529 322 143 135 278 1,368 1,133 1,105 667 1,772 2,050




TOTAL NO. OF ARBs


VIII 193,678 181,099 53,987 26,088 80,075 50,401 44,566 17,868 5,816 23,684 103,759

Biliran 8,535 8,215 3,783 2,505 6,288 496 389 334 41 375 6,663

Eastern Samar 35,685 35,685 9,260 6,927 16,187 15,491 14,250 4,263 1,460 5,723 21,910

Leyte 70,018 60,506 19,762 6,899 26,661 16,016 15,051 7,041 2,556 9,597 36,258

Northern Samar 31,352 29,507 7,699 3,575 11,274 7,376 4,767 1,257 335 1,592 12,866

Samar 32,070 31,339 7,468 3,714 11,182 3,346 3,153 1,074 331 1,405 12,587

Southern Leyte 16,017 15,847 6,015 2,468 8,483 7,675 6,955 3,899 1,093 4,992 13,475

IX 140,143 134,276 44,080 18,160 62,240 22,192 25,367 11,871 4,028 15,899 78,139

Zamboanga del Norte 45,335 44,142 15,515 5,174 20,689 6,241 9,904 3,964 1,487 5,451 26,140

Zamboanga del Sur 31,410 30,415 13,337 7,332 20,669 8,502 8,192 4,756 1,530 6,286 26,955

Zamboanga Sibugay 63,397 59,719 15,228 5,654 20,882 7,448 7,272 3,151 1,011 4,162 25,044

X 133,973 125,199 44,033 20,012 64,045 31,952 29,996 9,490 3,837 13,327 77,372

Bukidnon 66,810 63,355 19,982 8,645 28,627 1,129 991 397 97 494 29,121

Camiguin 2,474 2,324 1,790 1,424 3,214 3,005 2,957 748 386 1,134 4,348

Misamis Occidental 9,137 8,604 4,542 2,179 6,721 18,049 16,908 4,704 2,372 7,076 13,797

Misamis Oriental 15,359 13,930 6,132 2,798 8,930 6,449 5,865 1,951 561 2,512 11,442

Lanao Del Norte 40,192 36,986 11,587 4,966 16,553 3,320 3,275 1,690 421 2,111 18,664

XI 148,277 143,419 63,801 23,039 86,840 12,045 11,934 5,134 1,296 6,430 93,270

Compostela Valley 44,912 43,609 15,933 5,653 21,586 2,910 2,870 1,276 354 1,630 23,216

Davao City 9,750 9,564 5,171 2,108 7,279 607 607 232 72 304 7,583

Davao del Norte 43,895 43,564 22,076 8,298 30,374 2,550 2,481 890 283 1,173 31,547

Davao Oriental 28,493 26,241 11,207 4,213 15,420 573 571 180 42 222 15,642

Davao del Sur 21,226 20,439 9,414 2,767 12,181 5,406 5,406 2,556 545 3,101 15,282

XII 177,882 163,760 53,432 14,084 67,516 10,529 10,554 4,757 994 5,751 73,267

North Cotabato 81,944 78,796 22,288 7,468 29,756 1,498 1,384 628 169 797 30,553

Sultan Kudarat 38,583 36,313 13,552 3,185 16,737 1,358 1,661 863 192 1,055 17,792

Saranggani 18,540 12,463 4,362 1,111 5,473 1,938 1,913 737 152 889 6,362

South Cotabato 38,815 36,188 13,230 2,320 15,550 5,735 5,596 2,529 481 3,010 18,560




TOTAL NO. OF ARBs


XIII 149,513 140,433 45,608 23,044 68,652 29,189 28,029 10,974 5,492 16,466 85,118

Agusan Del Norte 15,721 14,909 5,206 2,563 7,769 5,191 5,178 2,041 635 2,676 10,445

Agusan Del Sur 78,267 74,820 20,966 10,654 31,620 1,722 1,019 669 246 915 32,535

Surigao Del Norte 24,780 23,760 8,221 5,739 13,960 14,696 14,656 6,171 3,615 9,786 23,746

Surigao Del Sur 30,745 26,945 11,215 4,088 15,303 7,581 7,175 2,093 996 3,089 18,392

ARMM 116,537 50,935 5,315 616 20,443 1,840 1,115 - 584 584 21,027

Basilan 1,876 1,876 5,315 616 5,931 - - - - - 5,931

Lanao Sur 32,638 16,020 - - 5,974 - - - - - 5,974

Maguindanao 43,270 17,234 - - 985 1,305 228 - 120 120 1,105

Sulu 6,685 5,350 - - 1,579 535 364 - 165 165 1,744

Tawi-tawi 32,068 10,455 - - 5,974 - 523 - 299 299 6,273

REGIONNO. OF ARC CONNECTIVITY

CLUSTERS IDENTIFIED/DELINEATED

PRODUCTION AREA (HA.)

ARCs CLUSTER

PLANS PREPARED

NO. OF BUSINESS

PLANS PREPARED

ARBs NON-ARBs

TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 115 1,736,268.14 45 80 736,066 626,889 1,362,955

CAR 9 116,792.34 - 6 57,878 164,009 221,887

I 7 75,171.15 5 4 42,142 52,123 94,265

II 10 236,185.02 1 8 73,988 53,697 127,685

III 17 145,196.00 11 16 81,434 34,747 116,181

IV-A 7 86,128.38 6 6 25,668 6,393 32,061

IV-B 6 46,392.00 3 5 60,468 19,179 79,647

V 10 131,112.21 1 3 33,589 32,897 66,486

VI 7 87,821.99 2 7 53,641 1,421 55,062

VII 8 167,893.12 6 6 50,625 80,201 130,826

VIII 7 198,586.20 - 5 48,513 35,590 84,103

IX 4 38,352.62 1 1 27,000 64,121 91,121

X 7 70,626.41 2 4 43,722 53,412 97,134

XI 5 138,847.50 4 5 33,185 4 33,189

XII 4 116,374.26 - - 61,847 - 61,847

CARAGA 7 80,788.94 3 4 42,366 29,095 71,461

SOURCE: Summary of National ARC Connectivity Clusters-Project Deveopment and Management Service (PDMS)

Table 12

As of December 2009SUMMARY OF NATIONAL ARC CONNECTIVITY CLUSTERS, BY REGION

TOTAL NO. OF TOTAL NO. OF ARB FINANCIAL STATUS (PhP)

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 6,246 439,276 307,284 757,795 286,553 150,861 444,362 59 2,015,208,189 968,764,341 11,177,602,175 9,377,540,770

CAR 147 17,288 22,790 40,078 8,483 8,535 17,018 42 330,543,633 181,025,142 705,188,408 304,098,593

I 488 42,339 22,218 64,557 27,672 10,882 38,554 60 120,392,052 42,124,473 317,357,413 165,309,920

II 469 30,776 17,654 48,430 17,859 7,484 25,343 52 209,962,619 104,489,431 781,550,336 527,305,713

III 717 50,106 28,459 78,565 37,719 15,142 52,861 67 295,854,175 201,722,723 1,148,920,208 774,123,407

IV-A 280 19,535 16,080 35,615 11,348 5,596 16,944 48 71,503,827 68,787,936 341,767,236 152,191,614

IV-B 282 15,788 11,740 27,528 10,051 6,345 16,396 60 76,635,209 7,159,740 338,837,663 226,384,576

V 255 19,363 10,317 29,680 13,912 6,615 20,527 69 22,704,100 8,672,476 143,942,117 79,995,509

VI 379 20,772 14,369 35,141 15,756 9,334 25,090 71 36,715,550 5,058,239 241,001,414 185,653,615

VII 434 31,619 29,457 61,076 21,799 15,436 37,235 61 72,806,206 41,732,203 368,461,495 479,707,730

VIII 625 29,075 28,975 58,050 21,676 18,175 39,851 69 121,992,160 80,183,735 408,349,994 200,543,987

IX 433 40,539 27,834 68,373 30,127 15,838 45,965 67 106,784,570 60,239,813 1,361,497,499 1,359,813,004

X 404 25,106 19,097 44,203 13,597 8,705 22,302 50 58,436,334 14,937,652 541,930,740 408,884,322

XI 353 36,075 18,782 54,857 21,769 8,231 30,000 55 339,233,669 71,943,278 3,001,980,346 3,290,489,449

XII 285 23,810 10,748 34,558 13,430 4,758 18,188 53 55,425,086 30,708,230 775,024,118 610,956,086

XIII 513 32,151 28,295 60,446 16,421 9,316 25,737 43 68,641,946 49,609,196 503,275,859 350,695,155

ARMM 182 4,934 469 16,638 4,934 469 12,351 74 27,577,053 370,074 198,517,328 261,388,089

LIABILITIES REGION MEMBERS 2_/

ARB MEMBERS VS.

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP

Source: Third Quarter National Consolidation Report-Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD)



CBU SAVINGS

MOB. ASSETS

NO. OF ORGs.

MEMBERS 2_/

STATUS OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE ARCs, BY REGION

Table 13


TOTAL NO. OF TOTAL NO. OF ARB FINANCIAL STATUS (PHP)

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 6,246 439,276 307,284 757,795 286,553 150,861 444,362 59 2,015,208,189 968,764,341 11,177,602,175 9,377,540,770

CAR 147 17,288 22,790 40,078 8,483 8,535 17,018 42 330,543,633 181,025,142 705,188,408 304,098,593

Abra 37 1,723 1,265 2,988 913 522 1,435 48 3,139,387 988,836 16,400,959 3,079,896

Apayao 14 979 594 1,573 594 298 892 57 2,366,225 327,917 11,955,093 4,527,521

Benguet 29 4,137 5,691 9,828 1,942 1,820 3,762 38 22,082,156 14,354,389 113,858,646 42,290,990

Ifugao 18 4,667 7,030 11,697 1,381 1,851 3,232 28 114,162,389 71,490,683 294,282,442 124,185,965

Kalinga 30 1,522 1,648 3,170 996 722 1,718 54 8,657,680 4,775,298 31,827,201 14,549,341

Mt. Province 19 4,260 6,562 10,822 2,657 3,322 5,979 55 180,135,795 89,088,018 236,864,068 115,464,880

I 488 42,339 22,218 64,557 27,672 10,882 38,554 60 120,392,052 42,124,473 317,357,413 165,309,920

Ilocos Norte 142 9,054 3,827 12,881 5,089 1,625 6,714 52 20,122,178 8,199,852 80,161,585 36,243,199

Ilocos Sur 74 11,233 7,127 18,360 5,674 2,714 8,388 46 56,992,718 25,352,713 88,340,458 52,589,870

La Union 79 6,307 4,194 10,501 4,005 1,823 5,828 55 14,300,380 4,083,078 37,520,208 25,281,273

Pangasinan 193 15,745 7,070 22,815 12,904 4,720 17,624 77 28,976,777 4,488,829 111,335,162 51,195,578

II 469 30,776 17,654 48,430 17,859 7,484 25,343 52 209,962,619 104,489,431 781,550,336 527,305,713

Batanes 18 345 389 734 251 243 494 67 676,732 225,007 4,011,931 2,282,980

Cagayan 125 9,908 4,030 13,938 6,594 2,025 8,619 62 70,735,075 6,662,936 191,990,678 155,362,125

Isabela 164 10,393 4,907 15,300 7,140 2,923 10,063 66 64,375,446 16,353,304 264,273,359 197,272,246

Nueva Vizcaya 120 7,469 7,066 14,535 2,644 1,763 4,407 30 54,388,863 73,485,653 264,154,886 129,763,069

Quirino 42 2,661 1,262 3,923 1,230 530 1,760 45 19,786,504 7,762,530 57,119,483 42,625,292

III 717 50,106 28,459 78,565 37,719 15,142 52,861 67 295,854,175 201,722,723 1,148,920,208 774,123,407

Bataan 61 3,455 2,668 6,123 2,859 1,627 4,486 73 19,012,538 4,955,794 53,838,515 19,034,924

Bulacan 93 9,387 6,838 16,225 6,214 3,249 9,463 58 156,931,901 143,014,065 497,392,740 287,871,484

North Nueva Ecija 197 11,335 8,280 19,615 8,733 3,753 12,486 64 32,102,511 19,224,269 227,214,307 179,537,758

South Nueva Ecija 80 5,857 2,549 8,406 3,947 1,481 5,428 65 33,875,613 11,246,911 145,107,272 135,735,832

Pampanga 98 8,296 1,947 10,243 6,696 1,502 8,198 80 18,526,034 9,946,596 112,205,000 50,955,000

Tarlac 101 5,820 2,200 8,020 4,831 1,360 6,191 77 29,692,471 12,234,969 81,431,703 83,273,325

Zambales 50 2,936 2,080 5,016 2,546 1,291 3,837 76 3,325,307 536,095 9,774,001 1,426,824

Aurora 37 3,020 1,897 4,917 1,893 879 2,772 56 2,387,800 564,025 21,956,670 16,288,260


Table 13a

STATUS OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE ARCs, BY REGION, BY PROVINCE


CBU SAVINGS

MOB. ASSETS

NO. OF

ORGs. MEMBERS 2_/


Source: Third Quarter National Consolidation Report-Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD)

LIABILITIES REGION/PROVINCE MEMBERS 2_/

ARB MEMBERS VS. TOTAL

MEMBERSHIP


MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTALCBU

SAVINGS MOB.

ASSETS

NO. OF

ORGs. MEMBERS 2_/



MEMBERSHIP

IV-A 280 19,535 16,080 35,615 11,348 5,596 16,944 48 71,503,827 68,787,936 341,767,236 152,191,614

Batangas 49 4,955 4,220 9,175 2,865 1,332 4,197 46 25,413,616 11,752,522 139,351,734 67,249,392

Cavite 27 1,446 991 2,437 1,021 331 1,352 55 4,277,446 1,108,929 18,615,325 3,960,322

Laguna 32 1,692 1,094 2,786 1,148 570 1,718 62 3,905,262 1,752,549 22,420,180 18,846,433

Quezon I 50 3,690 3,690 7,380 1,928 1,150 3,078 42 25,334,029 49,590,114 99,733,274 15,499,301

Quezon II 83 4,285 3,869 8,154 2,149 1,240 3,389 42 6,676,788 4,039,497 44,441,558 30,218,616

Rizal 39 3,467 2,216 5,683 2,237 973 3,210 56 5,896,686 544,324 17,205,165 16,417,550

IV-B 282 15,788 11,740 27,528 10,051 6,345 16,396 60 76,635,209 7,159,740 338,837,663 226,384,576

Marinduque 45 990 1,187 2,177 855 1,065 1,920 88 2,948,112 392,605 8,045,823 3,363,069

Occ. Mindoro 90 5,534 3,510 9,044 3,133 1,449 4,582 51 52,972,801 4,202,498 229,040,571 144,056,723

Or. Mindoro 30 2,406 1,617 4,023 1,635 723 2,358 59 5,518,540 267,458 23,275,625 15,472,697

Palawan 77 5,092 3,897 8,989 3,388 2,230 5,618 62 12,891,402 1,862,225 69,494,003 60,669,681

Romblon 40 1,766 1,529 3,295 1,040 878 1,918 58 2,304,354 434,954 8,981,641 2,822,406

V 255 19,363 10,317 29,680 13,912 6,615 20,527 69 22,704,100 8,672,476 143,942,117 79,995,509

Albay 63 5,480 2,455 7,935 3,664 1,897 5,561 70 3,672,057 4,000,468 46,092,770 18,936,202

Camarines Norte 27 1,060 840 1,900 757 514 1,271 67 760,870 82,071 4,818,159 1,872,374

Camarines Sur 56 5,368 2,922 8,290 3,921 1,724 5,645 68 12,786,872 4,091,975 70,150,813 42,574,926

Catanduanes 29 1,502 1,046 2,548 1,167 726 1,893 74 602,406 48,268 948,332 443,947

Masbate 40 3,118 1,636 4,754 2,541 1,143 3,684 77 1,729,636 357,285 1,558,019 1,556,597

Sorsogon 40 2,835 1,418 4,253 1,862 611 2,473 58 3,152,258 92,409 20,374,023 14,611,463

VI 379 20,772 14,369 35,141 15,756 9,334 25,090 71 36,715,550 5,058,239 241,001,414 185,653,615

Aklan 46 2,360 2,515 4,875 1,687 1,620 3,307 68 4,005,047 1,254,261 17,225,292 11,450,270

Antique 51 3,036 2,423 5,459 1,868 1,320 3,188 58 3,761,553 851,363 32,359,178 18,865,823

Capiz 28 1,992 1,509 3,501 1,426 842 2,268 65 4,967,552 159,369 17,374,868 16,574,640

Guimaras 13 432 468 900 392 348 740 82 347,406 97,696 6,102,977 4,119,285

Iloilo 60 3,717 2,571 6,288 2,583 1,558 4,141 66 6,100,501 1,223,707 36,917,026 24,471,052

Negros Occidental 181 9,235 4,883 14,118 7,800 3,646 11,446 81 17,533,490 1,471,844 131,022,072 110,172,545



SAVINGS MOB.

ASSETS

NO. OF

ORGs. MEMBERS 2_/



MEMBERSHIP

VII 434 31,619 29,457 61,076 21,799 15,436 37,235 61 72,806,206 41,732,203 368,461,495 479,707,730

Bohol 161 13,000 12,829 25,829 8,216 5,374 13,590 53 36,520,743 21,640,892 153,679,803 76,407,072

Cebu 84 5,047 4,570 9,617 3,728 2,426 6,154 64 5,856,655 2,066,193 26,596,646 10,837,282

Negros Oriental 163 12,639 9,819 22,458 9,224 6,922 16,146 72 25,214,007 7,291,288 170,840,589 380,368,935

Siquijor 26 933 2,239 3,172 631 714 1,345 42 5,214,801 10,733,831 17,344,457 12,094,442

VIII 625 29,075 28,975 58,050 21,676 18,175 39,851 69 121,992,160 80,183,735 408,349,994 200,543,987

Biliran 46 1,610 1,529 3,139 1,366 1,054 2,420 77 3,084,690 368,464 25,360,794 7,392,473

Eastern Samar 115 3,847 3,400 7,247 3,516 3,043 6,559 91 5,994,247 195,805 17,036,659 10,966,867

Leyte 174 9,856 11,655 21,511 7,579 8,177 15,756 73 73,477,931 59,410,837 224,444,172 75,547,136

Northern Samar 62 2,062 1,688 3,750 1,120 759 1,879 50 3,687,366 882,601 12,449,721 7,953,842

Samar 90 3,037 2,210 5,247 2,953 2,157 5,110 97 2,407,861 173,741 20,664,593 17,665,577

Southern Leyte 138 8,663 8,493 17,156 5,142 2,985 8,127 47 33,340,065 19,152,288 108,394,055 81,018,092

IX 433 40,539 27,834 68,373 30,127 15,838 45,965 67 106,784,570 60,239,813 1,361,497,499 1,359,813,004

Zamboanga del Norte 115 8,167 5,654 13,821 6,744 3,748 10,492 76 13,201,102 3,663,601 181,788,183 115,758,074

Zamboanga del Sur 142 12,808 12,904 25,712 8,554 6,804 15,358 60 63,123,650 44,916,621 303,022,354 213,381,367

Zamboanga Sibugay 176 19,564 9,276 28,840 14,829 5,286 20,115 70 30,459,818 11,659,591 876,686,963 1,030,673,564

X 404 25,106 19,097 44,203 13,597 8,705 22,302 50 58,436,334 14,937,652 541,930,740 408,884,322

Bukidnon 141 9,184 5,299 14,483 5,122 2,434 7,556 52 31,665,855 5,411,460 290,522,934 287,168,061

Camiguin 28 1,794 972 2,766 639 321 960 35 2,328,274 135,215 7,287,135 2,480,787

Misamis Occidental 55 3,849 3,783 7,632 2,629 2,640 5,269 69 7,783,275 4,372,466 53,334,473 16,322,605

Misamis Oriental 100 6,551 4,457 11,008 2,987 1,363 4,350 40 7,296,735 1,001,807 132,500,607 68,401,059

Lanao Del Norte 80 3,728 4,586 8,314 2,220 1,947 4,167 50 9,362,194 4,016,703 58,285,590 34,511,811

XI 353 36,075 18,782 54,857 21,769 8,231 30,000 55 339,233,669 71,943,278 3,001,980,346 3,290,489,449

Compostela Valley 61 10,741 5,386 16,127 5,240 1,758 6,998 43 85,053,497 25,191,817 788,650,900 651,973,913

Davao City 47 2,740 2,490 5,230 1,186 576 1,762 34 21,697,042 1,776,917 95,534,805 517,030,838

Davao del Norte 105 11,354 5,120 16,474 9,585 3,645 13,230 80 202,923,488 40,671,399 1,766,383,730 1,935,032,742

Davao Oriental 56 3,986 1,950 5,936 2,042 808 2,850 48 8,791,797 1,465,922 89,597,602 100,645,656

Davao del Sur 84 7,254 3,836 11,090 3,716 1,444 5,160 47 20,767,844 2,837,223 261,813,308 85,806,300



SAVINGS MOB.

ASSETS

NO. OF

ORGs. MEMBERS 2_/



MEMBERSHIP

XII 285 23,810 10,748 34,558 13,430 4,758 18,188 53 55,425,086 30,708,230 775,024,118 610,956,086

North Cotabato 107 7,170 3,234 10,404 3,529 1,354 4,883 47 7,030,177 1,280,913 221,472,629 79,997,576

Sultan Kudarat 77 7,569 2,551 10,120 5,504 1,798 7,302 72 31,925,742 2,501,659 175,033,259 282,003,093

Saranggani 37 3,302 1,245 4,547 1,744 534 2,278 50 5,218,890 767,207 199,172,094 162,900,504

South Cotabato 64 5,769 3,718 9,487 2,653 1,072 3,725 39 11,250,277 26,158,451 179,346,136 86,054,913

XIII 513 32,151 28,295 60,446 16,421 9,316 25,737 43 68,641,946 49,609,196 503,275,859 350,695,155

Agusan Del Norte 88 4,974 4,362 9,336 2,430 1,613 4,043 43 19,940,061 8,060,468 112,928,540 68,551,480

Agusan Del Sur 159 10,718 5,709 16,427 8,387 3,908 12,295 75 18,758,781 3,032,625 162,136,207 150,403,982

Surigao Del Norte 179 11,409 15,472 26,881 3,141 2,560 5,701 21 23,957,861 20,600,221 135,716,106 51,594,450

Surigao Del Sur 87 5,050 2,752 7,802 2,463 1,235 3,698 47 5,985,243 17,915,882 92,495,006 80,145,244

ARMM 182 4,934 469 16,638 4,934 469 12,351 74 27,577,053 370,074 198,517,328 261,388,089

Basilan 14 4,934 469 5,403 4,934 469 5,403 100 27,577,053 370,074 198,517,328 261,388,089

Lanao Sur 61 - - 2,353 - - 1,432 61 - - - -

Maguindanao 20 - - 2,220 - - 1,404 63 - - - -

Sulu 2 - - 287 - - 287 100 - - - -

Tawi-tawi 85 - - 6,375 - - 3,825 60 - - - -

Table 14

ACCOMPLISHMENT IN AGRARIAN REFORM BENEFICIARIES' (ARBs) TRAINING, BY REGION


TOTALIn ARC Clusters (ARCs & Non-

ARCs)

In ARC Outside Clusters

In SARCsIn ARC Clusters (ARCs & Non-

ARCs)


In SARCs TOTAL

In ARC Clusters

(ARCs & Non-ARCs)


In SARCs

PHILIPPINES 123,579 54,750 57,098 11,731 155,080 64,947 82,739 7,394 125 119 145 63

CAR 8,437 4,522 1,715 2,200 10,433 6,840 1,793 1,800 124 151 105 82

I 6,105 1,830 4,195 80 7,787 2,675 5,046 66 128 146 120 83

II 6,353 4,788 1,350 215 8,858 4,203 4,573 82 139 88 339 38

III 12,720 5,695 6,935 90 16,335 8,521 7,486 328 128 150 108 364

IV-A 4,597 2,777 1,660 160 7,547 3,583 3,787 177 164 129 228 111

IV-B 13,127 6,240 6,687 200 13,005 3,409 9,530 66 99 55 143 33

V 3,950 1,450 2,045 455 5,505 1,399 3,724 382 139 96 182 84

VI 9,205 3,760 5,175 270 11,902 3,760 7,837 305 129 100 151 113

VII 18,120 7,250 6,840 4,030 10,616 4,505 5,103 1,008 59 62 75 25

VIII 10,670 5,147 5,108 415 18,653 7,271 10,547 835 175 141 206 201

IX 6,703 2,845 3,140 718 6,674 3,445 2,772 457 100 121 88 64

X 5,845 2,542 2,458 845 10,095 4,244 5,358 493 173 167 218 58

XI 9,087 2,920 4,724 1,443 10,551 2,918 6,595 1,038 116 100 140 72

XII 2,245 1,050 1,140 55 9,282 4,264 4,956 62 413 406 435 113

CARAGA 6,415 1,934 3,926 555 7,837 3,910 3,632 295 122 202 93 53

ARMM - - - - - - - - - - - -

SOURCES: Target: DAR CY 2009 Work Plan, Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment:CY 2009 PBD Accomplishment Report - Support Services Office (SSO)

ACCOMPLISHMENT TARGET

NO. OF ARBs TRAINED

% ACCOMP

TOTAL

REGION

TARGET ACCOMP.%

(ACCOMP/ TARGET)

TARGET ACCOMP.%

(ACCOMP/ TARGET)

27,002 34,946 129 23,023 22,439 97 93 391 420 15,202 17,609 116 5,549 4,432 80

CAR 1,319 2,011 152 757 1,189 157 5 19 380 870 317 36 150 383 255I 121 382 316 310 547 177 1 1 100 136 376 276 40 0 0II 613 1,584 258 640 1,969 308 14 15 107 1800 2956 164 583 705 121III 291 797 274 457 1,094 239 7 16 229 335 682 204 127 155 122IV-A 280 504 180 622 1,124 181 8 2 25 4284 645 15 30 0 0IV-B 243 1,686 694 276 454 164 5 44 880 175 1374 785 101 60 59V 285 430 151 575 593 103 6 12 200 174 466 268 85 59 69VI 2,155 3,909 181 882 1,097 124 9 57 633 1140 1029 90 170 106 62VII 370 1,390 376 15 1,261 8,406 5 47 940 37 1275 3446 67 79 118VIII 2,441 2,434 100 2320 1,468 63 8 76 950 615 1265 206 385 608 158IX 4,349 5,471 126 1750 4,272 244 4 9 225 1225 1341 109 525 310 59X 4,975 1,317 26 4310 796 18 7 47 671 1971 791 40 645 576 89XI 500 2,338 468 500 976 195 5 22 440 1300 1889 145 1000 1101 110XII 8,380 7,927 95 1054 451 43 2 59 0CARAGA 680 2,766 407 8555 5,149 60 9 22 244 1140 3144 276 1641 290 18ARMM 0 - 0 0 0

SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPLan- Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : CY 2009 Support Services Office (SSO) Report

NO. OF HECTARES COVERED FOR AGRIBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT (HA)

NEW LANDS EXISTING LANDS

PHILIPPINES

REGION

ACCOMP. TARGETTARGET%

(ACCOMP/ TARGET)

% (ACCOMP/ TARGET)

Table 15


TARGET

ACCOMPLISHMENT IN ARC CONNECTIVITY CLUSTERS OPERATIONALIZATION, BY REGION

NO. OF ARBs SERVED

% (ACCOMP/ TARGET)

NO. OF AGRIBUSINESS VENTURES IN START-UP PHASE

ACCOMP.

NO. OF NON-ARBs SERVED

ACCOMP.

ARF FAPs TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 60,403 172,041 285 52,280 2_/ 23,579 58,698 3_/ 249 19,582 39,068 200 17,242 1,260 20,735 21,995 120

CAR 3,612 8,122 225 50 300 6,336 2112 40 1,736 4,340 3,272 0I 1,120 4,122 368 1340 565 2,211 391 240 571 315 0II 4,456 5,522 3045 1,173 2,250 192 250 227 91 3,033 0III 3,318 5,940 179 1631 732 3,087 422 706 1,222 173 1,880 0

IV-A 1,384 5,525 399 2708 747 2,217 297 105 600 571 532 0IV-B 5,007 8,341 167 1151 4,326 5,519 128 243 1,671 688 438 0

V 2,590 3,547 137 1610 546 1,343 246 294 594 1,750 0VI 5,765 15,573 270 1808 3,630 10,970 302 2,060 2,795 136 75 0VII 3,257 6,773 208 3125 1,924 1,547 80 925 2,101 227 408 0VIII 5,176 10,670 206 1563 2,320 6,465 279 2,441 2,642 108 415 0IX 5,757 14,825 258 2134 4,517 7,269 161 5,422 1,240 0X 4,885 7,841 161 2040 1,510 2,026 134 1,885 3,775 200 1,490 0XI 1,752 6,846 391 1183 29 2,429 1,723 3,234 188 - XII 8,474 11,500 136 275 2,034 8,380 9,191 110 94 0

CARAGA 3,850 7,533 196 1251 1,260 2,995 238 290 3,287 1,133 2,300 0ARMM - 751 751 -

1_/ No breakdown by region

2_/ No target; not tally with the regional summation due to number of jobs generated from LCAP (26,615) with no breakdown by region

3_/ Includes jobs generated from AREDP (296), January to June 2009.

SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPLan- Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : CY 2009 Support Services Office (SSO) Report on the jobs generated from the following:

> Agribusiness and Enterprises> New Lands Developed for Agribusiness> Credit

FAPsO & PARC - jobs generated from infrastructure

% ACCOMP. % ACCOMP.

ACCOMPLISHMENT IN JOB GENERATION January - December 2009

TARGET ACCOMP. % TARGET

NO. OF JOBS GENERATED FROM VARIOUS PROJECTS

ACCOMP.

Table 16

REGION

NEW LANDS DEVELOPED FOR AGRIBUSINESS PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 1_/

%

TOTAL JOBS GENERATED

TARGET

AGRIBUSINESS & ENTERPRISES

TARGETCREDIT

TARGET ACCOMP. % TARGET ACCOMP. % TARGET ACCOMP. % TARGET ACCOMP. % TARGET ACCOMP. % TARGET ACCOMP. %

PHILIPPINES 280 635 227 171 334 195 82 57 70 121 232 192 234 346 148 4,333 7,382 170

CAR 16 43 269 4 23 575 1 3 300 3 15 500 5 13 260 52 359 260I 13 36 277 6 5 83 3 1 33 13 23 177 39 25 64 205 279 64II 22 48 218 15 26 173 8 1 13 16 29 181 43 89 207 845 818 207III 17 28 165 11 21 191 6 11 183 10 14 140 9 14 156 210 394 156IV-A 16 12 75 11 5 45 10 0 0 2 1 50 4 1 25 272 25 25IV-B 13 51 392 9 16 178 2 0 0 3 2 67 4 2 50 70 23 50V 21 29 138 11 22 200 7 2 29 11 13 118 5 20 400 80 225 400VI 22 73 332 8 32 400 3 1 33 8 16 200 8 10 125 1030 746 125VII 26 99 381 17 46 271 7 11 157 41 10 65 650 257 1735 650VIII 17 41 241 17 24 141 2 8 7 88 8 14 175 225 448 175IX 11 16 145 5 9 180 4 3 75 19 24 126 19 24 126 214 428 126X 22 39 177 9 28 311 3 0 0 11 4 36 12 4 33 225 45 33XI 26 47 181 21 21 100 11 8 73 15 15 100 27 36 133 265 902 133XII 11 22 200 7 18 257 1 3 300 2 7 350 5 6 120 145 203 120CARAGA 27 51 189 20 38 190 16 11 69 21 36 23 64 238 752 64

ARMM 1_/

1_/ No data available for ARMM

SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPLan- Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment CY 2009 Support Services Office (SSO) Report

Table 17

January to Decemberr 2009

MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

DEVELOPMENT OF AGRI AND NON-AGRI ENTERPRISES, BY REGION

NO. OF PRODUCTS & SERVICES DEVELOPED SCALED-UP

NO. OF ARB ORGANIZATIONS INVOVLEDREGION NO. OF ARBs INVOLVED

NO. OF PRODUCTS

LAUNCHED IN COMMERCIAL MARKET

WITH APPROVED PERMITS FROM KEY REGULATORY AGENCIES

(e.g. meeting procedures & standards of BFAD)

TARGET ACCOMP % TARGET ACCOMP % TARGET ACCOMP. % TARGET ACCOMP % TARGET ACCOMP %

PHILIPPINES 301 559 186 765 1,422 186 189,585,050 1,393,565,210 735

624 682 109 69 89 129

CAR 53 189 111 202 182 1,315,000 21,295,964 1,619 8 38 475 3 13 433I 17 37 218 105 140 133 18,050 254,016,594 1,407,294 105 94 90 4 0 0II 16 42 263 53 58 109 4,650,400 102 62 61 6 9 150III 29 37 128 48 69 144 1,610,000 14,960,260 929 50 57 114 8 9 113IV-A 35 42 120 33 52 158 8,605,000 14,530,447 169 35 32 91 8 3 38IV-B 12 30 250 17 88 518 90,722,310 17 79 465 0 2V 14 24 171 32 35 109 594,000 1,007,848 170 17 30 176 6 7 117VI 30 57 190 22 98 445 2,533,000 10,689,084 422 21 30 143 5 4 80VII 18 48 267 21 75 357 700,000 6,382,898 912 47 28 60 5 12 240VIII 20 42 210 12 42 350 2,420,000 7,814,701 323 12 34 283 7 9 129IX 11 10 91 54 159 294 720,000 56,803,632 7,889 52 33 63 3 4X 29 40 138 131 193 147 160,810,000 96,893,781 60 80 22 28 3 3 100XI 22 56 255 72 109 151 3,600,000 784403400 21,789 27 76 281 5 6 120XII 9 14 156 9 18 200 15730703 13 4 6 150CARAGA 11 27 245 45 84 187 6,660,000 13663188.1 205 51 54 106 2 2 100

ARMM 1_/


SOURCES: Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPLan- Planning Service (PS) Accomplishment : CY 2009 Support Services Office (SSO) Report

Table 18


NO. OF CONTRACTS FACILITATED WITH

AGRIBUSINESS FIRMS

AMOUNT INVOLVED IN THE FACILITATED CONTRACTS (PhP

NO. OF ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED NO. OF MARKETING CENTERS

ESTABLISHED

ACCOMPLISHMENT IN THE PROVISION OF MARKETING ASSISTANCE, BY REGION

REGION

NO. OF TRADE FAIRS CONDUCTED/PARTICIPATED

PHILIPPINES 1,248 380 1,628 2,521,420,000 387,404,700 2,908,824,700 207,952 25,665 233,617 57 57

NCR 1 1 5,000,000 5,000,000 500 500 0

CAR 49 1 50 65,350,000 200,000 65,550,000 4,251 50 4,301 1 1

I 198 38 236 204,000,000 8,474,809 212,474,809 17,421 1,340 18,761 3 3

II 109 44 153 235,540,000 38,545,900 274,085,900 10,656 3,045 13,701 8 8

III 205 38 243 612,760,000 34,355,250 647,115,250 41,673 1,631 43,304 8 8

IV - A 89 25 114 159,280,000 28,110,200 187,390,200 15,788 2,708 18,496 2 2

IV - B 20 19 39 26,690,000 11,238,600 37,928,600 2,610 1,151 3,761 8 8

V 62 3 65 133,540,000 10,760,000 144,300,000 19,177 1,610 20,787 2 2

VI 66 39 105 134,700,000 22,776,261 157,476,261 14,071 1,808 15,879 6 6

VII 15 21 36 25,480,000 12,831,680 38,311,680 2,632 3,125 5,757 12 12

VIII 65 43 108 74,950,000 15,410,000 90,360,000 9,738 1,563 11,301 0 0

IX 26 26 52 62,090,000 59,110,000 121,200,000 5,365 2,134 7,499 1 1

X 100 27 127 140,880,000 23,627,000 164,507,000 11,939 2,040 13,979 3 3

XI 89 19 108 204,030,000 24,790,000 228,820,000 19,014 1,183 20,197 1 1

XII 55 3 58 108,890,000 1,970,000 110,860,000 9,404 275 9,679 0 0

CARAGA 92 30 122 258,600,000 18,785,000 277,385,000 21,908 1,251 23,159 2 2

ARMM 7 4 11 50,400,000 76,420,000 126,820,000 1,805 751 2,556 0 01_/ Total amount does not tally with the regional summation because there is one credit window that is not reflected in the regional breakdown (RASCP - PhP 19,240,00

SOURCE:

Accomplishment: On-going credit programs: GMFA Program Accomplishment As of November 2009 - Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD) Terminated credit programs: Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD) Project Development Management Service (PDMS) Support Services Office (SSO)

ON-GOING CREDIT

PROGRAMTOTAL

NUMBER OF ARBsNUMBER OF PROJECTS

ON-GOING CREDIT

PROGRAMTOTAL

ON-GOING CREDIT PROGRAM

TERMINATED CREDIT

PROGRAMSTOTAL

TERMINATED CREDIT PROGRAMS

1_/

Table 19 CREDIT AND MICROFINANCE PROGRAM, BY REGION

As of December 2009

REGION

AMOUNT OF LOAN (PhP)

TERMINATED CREDIT

PROGRAMS

ON-GOING CREDIT

PROGRAMTOTAL

NUMBER OF ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED

TERMINATED CREDIT

PROGRAMS

WI WII W IIIPROGRAM

MGMT.WI WII W III

PROGRAM MGMT.

PHILIPPINES 380 208 6 49 96 9 3 9 387,404,700 154,330,000 123,920,000 30,320,020 4,210,000 53,980,000 12,181,000 8,463,680

CAR 1 1 200,000 200,000

I 38 21 3 13 1 8,474,809 6,490,000 1,488,809 450,000 46,000

II 44 27 7 7 1 2 38,545,900 22,430,000 4,488,900 380,000 6,820,000 4,427,000

III 38 22 6 8 2 34,355,250 22,820,000 4,966,250 250,000 6,319,000

IV - A 25 13 2 9 1 28,110,200 8,050,000 1,510,200 510,000 18,040,000

IV - B 19 10 7 1 1 11,238,600 5,038,600 50,000 6,150,000

V 3 1 2 10,760,000 570,000 10,190,000

VI 39 17 4 16 2 22,776,261 17,900,000 3,692,261 990,000 194,000

VII 21 3 11 4 2 1 12,831,680 1,100,000 3,835,000 80,000 6,480,000 1,336,680

VIII 43 26 7 10 15,410,000 10,220,000 4,750,000 440,000

IX 26 19 4 2 1 59,110,000 8,040,000 47,530,000 190,000 3,350,000

X 27 21 1 3 1 1 23,627,000 16,250,000 350,000 60,000 5,862,000 1,105,000

XI 19 7 11 1 24,790,000 21,630,000 210,000 2,950,000

XII 3 2 1 1,970,000 1,940,000 30,000

CARAGA 30 19 9 2 18,785,000 16,890,000 540,000 1,355,000

ARMM 4 2 2 76,420,000 76,390,000 30,000

1_/ Total amount of outstanding loan

SOURCE:

Accomplishment: GMFA Program Accomplishment As of November 2009 - Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD) CAP-PBD WIII - Credit Assistance Program for Program Beneficiaries Development Window III MICOOP - Microfinance Innovations in Cooperatives in Agrarian Reform Areas (ARAs) MALP - Micro-Agri Loan Product DAR-CARD - DAR-Center for Agriculture and Rural Development

ON-GOING CREDIT AND MICROFINANCE PROGRAM, BY REGIONAs of December 2009

AMOUNT OF LOAN (PhP )

MICOOP 1_/TOTAL

CAP-PBD CAP-PBD

TABLE 19a

MALPMICOOP MALP 1_/TOTALDAR-CARD DAR-CARD

NUMBER OF PROJECTS

REGION

PHILIPPINES

CAR

I

II

III

IV - A

IV - B

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

X

XI

XII

CARAGA

ARMM

1_/ Total amount of o

SOURCE:

Accomplishm

REGION

WI WII WIIIPROGRAM

MGMT.WI WII WIII

PROGRAM MGMT.

25,665 8,063 1,664 1,766 3,215 7,560 1,323 2,074 57 43 9 3 9

50 50 1 1

1,340 703 89 496 52 3 2 1

3,045 1,406 179 258 570 632 8 5 1 2

1,631 859 110 250 412 8 6 2

2,708 486 82 242 1,898 2 1 1

1,151 265 251 48 587 8 7 1

1,610 38 1,572 2 2

1,808 881 274 599 54 6 4 2

3,125 346 510 62 1,591 616 12 9 2 1

1,563 1,084 173 306 7

2,134 282 973 71 808 1 1

2,040 624 48 74 911 383 3 1 1 1

1,183 353 296 534 1 1

275 125 150

1,251 611 303 337 2 2

751 691 60

NUMBER OF ARBs

CAP-PBD

MICOOP MICOOP MALPMALP

NUMBER OF ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED

CAP-PBD

TOTALDAR-CARD DAR-CARDTOTAL

LBP UNDP

PHILIPPINES 1,248 254 8 37 100 849 2,521.41 214.58 7.27 80.77 104.49 2,075.81 1.46 1.86 19.24 15.93 207,952 15,447 742 9,808 12,169 169,786

NCR 1 1 5.00 5.00 500 500

CAR 49 11 38 65.35 0.96 64.39 4,251 1,011 3,240

I 198 94 2 6 96 204.00 25.25 3.62 5.67 169.46 17,421 2,400 931 1,865 12,225

II 109 13 2 16 78 235.54 1.97 2.45 18.17 212.95 10,656 516 284 0 1,059 8,797

III 205 21 3 25 156 612.76 33.06 6.01 25.87 547.82 41,673 1,663 0 773 2,934 36,303

IV - A 89 31 2 7 3 46 159.28 1.35 17.49 3.94 119.39 15,788 880 94 1,519 632 12,663

IV - B 20 5 15 26.69 4.80 21.89 2,610 339 2,271

V 62 1 2 5 54 133.54 0.36 3.90 6.26 123.02 19,177 151 1,866 389 16,771

VI 66 2 3 16 45 134.70 0.14 2.57 14.85 116.00 0.60 0.54 14,071 51 235 3,531 10,254

VII 15 3 12 25.48 0.23 25.25 2,632 431 2,201

VIII 65 8 6 51 74.95 1.76 5.20 67.99 9,738 2,158 158 7,422

IX 26 14 5 7 62.09 25.19 4.98 15.99 15.93 5,365 2,307 248 2,810

X 100 25 2 2 7 64 140.88 9.12 2.24 20.10 7.93 101.12 0.17 0.20 11,939 1,619 284 50 439 9,547

XI 89 19 4 3 63 204.03 56.99 2.99 2.86 139.38 0.69 1.12 19,014 1,976 1,141 165 15,732

XII 55 8 6 41 108.89 2.08 5.61 101.20 9,404 152 380 8,872

CARAGA 92 3 5 1 83 258.60 1.09 6.64 0.90 249.97 21,908 69 1,048 113 20,678

ARMM 7 1 2 2 2 50.40 39.27 1.23 7.25 2.65 1,805 63 80 1,587 75

SOURCES:

Accomplishment: 1_/ Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD) DAR-LBP terminated on 14 May 2003 DAR-LCAP - Livelihood Credit Assistance Program Credit Assistance Progran for Program Beneficiaries Development (CAP-PBD) Window I ended on November 2006 2_/ Project Development Management Service (PDMS) DAR-TLRC terminated on June 2001 Kaunlaran ng Magsasaka Inc. (KMI) - terminated on December 2003 Quedancor completed on December 2005 3_/ Support Services Office (SSO); No corresponding number of projects and number of ARBs

TABLE 19bTERMINATED CREDIT PROGRAMS, BY REGION

As of December 2009

DAR-LCAP 1_/

NUMBER OF PROJECTS AMOUNT OF LOAN (PhP M) NUMBER OF ARBs

DAR-LBP 1_/ TLRC 2_/ KMI 2_/ QUEDANC

OR 2_/RASCP

3_/WMCIP

3_/

17.11

TOTALKMI 2_/ QUEDANCOR 2_/

DAR-LCAP 1_/

LBP-DAR-UNDP-SARDIC 3_/

TLRC 2_/REGION

TOTALDAR-

LBP 1_/ TLRC 2_/ TOTAL

DAR-LBP 1_/KMI 2_/ QUEDA

NCOR 2_/DAR-

LCAP 1_/

97 51 458 57,443 19,495 76,938 652 8,582 10,663 19,245 66,025 30,158 96,183

CAR 8 4 10 1,127 24 1,151 16 25 12 37 1,152 36 1,188 I 8 4 16 3,855 438 4,293 228 2,053 1,428 3,481 5,908 1,866 7,774 II 4 2 5 1,042 2,042 3,084 5 6 - 6 1,048 2,042 3,090 III 8 8 112 26,565 8,002 34,567 162 3,673 7,191 10,864 30,238 15,193 45,431 IV-A 8 7 101 3,853 975 4,828 22 128 309 437 3,981 1,284 5,265 IV-B 5 - - - - - - - - - - - - V 6 2 12 555 624 1,179 5 62 47 109 617 671 1,288 VI 7 6 52 8,826 3,671 12,497 145 2,127 732 2,859 10,953 4,403 15,356 VII 4 1 24 500 500 1,000 10 10 10 20 510 510 1,020 VIII 10 7 51 6,280 1,695 7,975 10 373 754 1,127 6,653 2,449 9,102 IX 5 - - - - - - - - - - - - X 7 5 47 224 127 351 20 34 24 58 258 151 409 XI 9 3 8 1,178 1,198 2,376 16 19 141 160 1,197 1,339 2,536 XII 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - CARAGA 4 2 20 3,438 199 3,637 13 72 15 87 3,510 214 3,724

ARMM 1_/ - - -


SOURCE:BARBD Report (As of December 2009)

ARBsESTABLISHED/ MAINTAINED

FUNCTIONAL

PHILIPPINES

Accomplishment :

Table 20ACCOMPLISHMENT IN KALAHI FARMER CENTER's ESTABLISHMENT/MAINTENANCE, BY REGION

As of December 2009

REGION TOTAL

SUB-TOTAL

ARBs NON-ARBS NON-ARBS

NUMBER OF KALAHI FARMER CENTERS (KFCs)

NO. OF RECEPIENTS OF KFCs' SERVICES

ARC AREAS

ARCs COVERED

NON-ARC AREAS

BRGYS COVERED

ARBs SUB-

TOTAL SUB-

TOTAL NON-ARBS

NO. OF PHYSICAL COST NO. OF PHYSICAL COST NO. OF PHYSICAL COST NO. OF PHYSICAL COST NO. OF PHYSICAL COSTPROJ. ACCOM. (P M) PROJ. ACCOM. (P M) PROJ. ACCOM. (P M) PROJ. ACCOM. (P M) PROJ. ACCOM. (P M)

8,336 22,109 215 1,156 8,551 23,265 144 1,329 8,695 24,594

Physical Infrastructure Projects 8,056 21,895 214 1,155 8,270 23,050 143 1,326 8,413 24,376

Bridge (length in lm) 174 10,443 968 13 521 100 187 10,964 1,068 11 440 120 198 11,404 1,188

Farm-to-Market Road (length in km) 6,577 13,259 15,537 136 358 734 6,713 13,617 16,271 30 137 256 6,743 13,754 16,527

Irrigation System (service area in ha)1_/ 886 181,321 5,106 35 6,125 313 921 187,446 5,419 102 19,648 950 1,023 207,094 6,369

Post-Harvest Facility (no. of units) 419 428 284 30 30 8 449 458 292 - - - 449 458 292

Other Physical Infrastructure Projects 280 214 1 1 281 215 1 3 282 218

Flood Control Structure (length in lm) 6 12,500 12 6 12,500 12 1 - 3 7 12,500 15

Market Structure (no. of projects) 9 9 19 9 9 19 - - - 9 9 19

Multi-Purpose Building (no. of units) 194 194 170 1 1 1 195 195 171 - - - 195 195 171

Sanitation System (no. of units) 66 594 2 66 594 2 - - - 66 594 2

Wharf (no. of projects) 5 5 11 5 5 11 - - - 5 5 11

1_/ Excluding ARF project cost. INFRA CY09 Annual

SOURCES: Foreign-Assisted Projects Office (FAPsO)

PARC Secretariat

PROJECT TYPE

SUMMARY OF PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS, BY TYPE(Funded by both ARF and FAPs)

TOTAL

Table 21

As of December 2009

TOTAL

ONGOINGAS OF DECEMBER 2009

COMPLETEDCOMPLETEDCOMPLETEDAS OF DECEMBER 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009

PHILIPPINES 6,577 13,259 15,537 345 1,430 3,293 136 358 734 6,713 13,617 16,271 30 137 256 6,743 13,754 16,527

CAR 189 401 438 3 10 42 6 5 27 195 406 465 0 - - 195 406 465 I 636 654 1,012 4 17 74 13 8 23 649 662 1,035 0 - - 649 662 1,035 II 604 1,476 1,844 31 213 550 6 23 56 610 1,499 1,900 1 11 15 611 1,510 1,915 III 860 955 1,271 22 67 155 15 26 53 875 981 1,324 2 7 12 877 988 1,336

IV-A 541 1,033 1,424 8 53 145 13 27 67 554 1,060 1,491 0 - - 554 1,060 1,491 IV-B 282 485 615 11 45 146 1 1 1 283 486 616 0 - - 283 486 616

V 489 933 991 14 61 196 10 32 88 499 965 1,079 0 - - 499 965 1,079 VI 529 1,351 1,063 25 88 230 3 4 5 532 1,355 1,068 2 7 34 534 1,362 1,102 VII 242 663 614 31 109 144 7 35 63 249 698 677 0 - - 249 698 677 VIII 427 792 913 18 43 132 2 3 2 429 795 915 2 6 2 431 801 917 IX 309 827 631 30 114 139 5 3 5 314 830 636 1 5 15 315 835 651 X 464 1,165 1,669 34 168 430 19 88 154 483 1,253 1,823 2 20 30 485 1,273 1,853 XI 447 971 932 19 64 147 1 1 2 448 972 934 448 972 934 XII 327 936 817 29 155 217 3 5 4 330 941 821 2 12 15 332 953 836

CARAGA 196 491 1,016 40 126 333 32 97 184 228 588 1,200 9 34 61 237 622 1,261 ARMM 35 126 287 26 97 213 - - - 35 126 287 9 35 72 44 161 359

SOURCES: INFRA CY09 Annual

PARC Secretariat Foreign-Assisted Projects Office (FAPsO)

(Funded by both ARF and FAPs)As of December 2009

Table 21aSUMMARY OF PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS, BY TYPE

TOTAL

NO. OF PROJ.

LENGTH (KM)

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

LENGTH (KM)

LENGTH (KM)

LENGTH (KM)

LENGTH (KM)

COST (P M)

COST (PHP M)

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

NO. OF PROJ.

LENGTH (KM)

REGION NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF PROJ.

AS OF DECEMBER 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009 AS OF DECEMBER 2009FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD

COMPLETED ONGOING COMPLETED COMPLETED ONGOING

PHILIPPINES

CARIIIIII

IV-AIV-B

VVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXII

CARAGAARMM

REGIONSERVICE SERVICE SERVICE SERVICE SERVICE

AREA AREA AREA AREA AREA(HA) (HA) (HA) (HA) (HA)

886 181,321 5,106 35 6,125 313 921 187,446 5,419 102 19,648 950 1,023 207,094 6,369

49 7,867 386 1 50 - 50 7,917 386 50 7,917 386 73 15,947 327 3 374 14 76 16,321 341 11 1,984 85 87 18,305 426 58 14,358 324 4 2,134 91 62 16,492 415 7 1,485 35 69 17,977 450 85 29,578 309 1 110 11 86 29,688 320 10 1,723 85 96 31,411 405 85 11,034 192 4 405 23 89 11,439 215 17 2,702 95 106 14,141 310 18 3,727 243 1 261 29 19 3,988 272 2 685 104 21 4,673 376 59 8,406 288 1 500 38 60 8,906 326 11 1,264 110 71 10,170 436 56 14,281 168 - - - 56 14,281 168 4 1,117 - 60 15,398 168 63 7,685 285 1 124 - 64 7,809 285 5 205 - 69 8,014 285 41 7,032 167 2 137 - 43 7,169 167 6 1,829 63 49 8,998 230 51 8,436 302 - - - 51 8,436 302 1 88 18 52 8,524 320 76 13,538 419 4 531 52 80 14,069 471 11 2,718 112 91 16,787 583 39 10,884 471 - - - 39 10,884 471 2 700 78 41 11,584 549 57 15,845 415 1 300 - 58 16,145 415 6 1,418 39 64 17,563 454 66 11,522 742 12 1,199 55 78 12,721 797 9 1,730 126 87 14,451 923 10 1,181 68 - - - 10 1,181 68 10 1,181 68

1_/ Excluding ARF project cost.

TOTAL

NO. OF PROJ.

COST (P M)

IRRIGATION1_/

AS OF DECEMBER 2009

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF PROJ.

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF PROJ.

COMPLETED COMPLETEDAS OF DECEMBER 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009

ONGOINGCOMPLETED

PHILIPPINES

CARIIIIII

IV-AIV-B

VVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXII

CARAGAARMM

REGION

174 10,443 968 13 521 100 187 10,964 1,068 11 440 120 198 11,404 1,188

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15 1,299 90 - - - 15 1,299 90 - - - 15 1,299 90 15 1,386 140 - - - 15 1,386 140 1 59 16 16 1,445 156

2 573 44 - - - 2 573 44 - - - 2 573 44 2 97 22 1 66 16 3 163 38 - - - 3 163 38 1 403 12 - - - 1 403 12 - - - 1 403 12 8 422 31 - - - 8 422 31 - - - 8 422 31 3 102 9 - - - 3 102 9 - - - 3 102 9 4 83 5 - - - 4 83 5 - - - 4 83 5 8 412 95 - - - 8 412 95 - - - 8 412 95 7 470 6 - - - 7 470 6 - - - 7 470 6

32 1,653 158 1 24 10 33 1,677 168 2 118 3 35 1,795 171 26 700 98 - - - 26 700 98 - - - 26 700 98 20 417 70 - - - 20 417 70 - - - 20 417 70 27 2,377 181 11 431 74 38 2,808 255 8 263 101 46 3,071 356

4 49 7 - - - 4 49 7 - - - 4 49 7

LENGTH (LM)

LENGTH (LM)

LENGTH (LM)

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF PROJ.

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

NO. OF PROJ.

LENGTH (LM)

COST (P M)

NO. OF PROJ.

LENGTH (LM)

AS OF DECEMBER 2009BRIDGE

AS OF DECEMBER 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009COMPLETED TOTALCOMPLETED COMPLETED ONGOING

PHILIPPINES

CARIIIIII

IV-AIV-B

VVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXII

CARAGAARMM

REGION

419 428 284 30 30 8 449 458 292 - - - 449 458 292

7 7 12 - - - 7 7 12 7 7 12 9 9 11 - - - 9 9 11 9 9 11

14 16 21 - - - 14 16 21 14 16 21 10 10 13 - - - 10 10 13 10 10 13

8 8 13 - - - 8 8 13 8 8 13 8 8 10 - - - 8 8 10 8 8 10

21 21 9 - - - 21 21 9 21 21 9 7 7 6 - - - 7 7 6 7 7 6 7 8 11 - - - 7 8 11 7 8 11 7 9 17 - - - 7 9 17 7 9 17

29 30 20 - - - 29 30 20 29 30 20 100 101 47 2 2 1 102 103 48 102 103 48

52 52 22 1 1 - 53 53 22 53 53 22 35 37 19 - - - 35 37 19 35 37 19 98 98 49 27 27 7 125 125 56 - - - 125 125 56

7 7 4 - - - 7 7 4 7 7 4

TOTAL

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF UNITS

COST (P M)

NO. OF UNITS

NO. OF UNITS

NO. OF UNITS

NO. OF PROJ.

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF UNITS

COST (P M)

COST (P M)

NO. OF PROJ.

NO. OF PROJ.

COMPLETED

PRE/POST-HARVEST-FACILITYAS OF DECEMBER 2009

COMPLETEDAS OF DECEMBER 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009

ONGOINGCOMPLETED

con't. of Table 21a

NO. OF LENGTH COST NO. OF LENGTH COST NO. OF LENGTH COST NO. OF LENGTH COST NO. OF LENGTH COSTPROJ. (LM) (P M) PROJ. (LM) (P M) PROJ. (LM) (PHP M) PROJ. (LM) (PHP M) PROJ. (LM) (PHP M)

PHILIPPINES 6 12,500 12 - - - 6 12,500 12 1 - 3 7 12,500 15

CAR - - - I - - - II - - - III - - -

IV-A - - - IV-B - - -

V - - - VI - - - VII - - - VIII - - - IX 3 7,682 2 - - - 3 7,682 2 3 7,682 2 X 1 4,300 8 - - - 1 4,300 8 1 3 2 4,300 11 XI - - - XII - - -

CARAGA 2 518 2 - - - 2 518 2 2 518 2 ARMM - - -

INFRA CY09 Annual

REGION COMPLETEDAS OF DECEMBER 2009

TOTAL

FLOOD CONTROL STRUCTUREAS OF DEC 2008 JAN TO DEC. 2009

COMPLETED COMPLETED ONGOING

con't. of Table 21a

PHILIPPINES

CARIIIIII

IV-AIV-B

VVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXII

CARAGAARMM

REGIONNO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COSTPROJ. (P M) PROJ. (P M) PROJ. (P M) PROJ. (PHP M) PROJ. (PHP M)

9 19 - - 9 19 - - 9 19

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

4 10 - - 4 10 4 10 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1

- - 2 4 - - 2 4 2 4 2 4 - - 2 4 2 4

- -

COMPLETED COMPLETED

MARKET STRUCTUREAS OF DEC 2008 JAN TO DEC. 2009 AS OF DECEMBER 2009

COMPLETED TOTALONGOING

con't. of Table 21a

PHILIPPINES

CARIIIIII

IV-AIV-B

VVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXII

CARAGAARMM

REGIONNO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COSTPROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (PHP M) PROJ. UNITS (PHP M)

194 194 170 1 1 1 195 195 171 - - - 195 195 171

- - - 2 2 2 - - - 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 - - - 1 1 2 1 1 2

- - - 2 2 3 - - - 2 2 3 2 2 3 2 2 6 - - - 2 2 6 2 2 6

15 15 15 - - - 15 15 15 15 15 15 32 32 10 - - - 32 32 10 32 32 10

2 2 5 - - - 2 2 5 2 2 5 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1

26 26 19 - - - 26 26 19 26 26 19 28 28 35 - - - 28 28 35 28 28 35 20 20 23 1 1 1 21 21 24 21 21 24 21 21 15 - - - 21 21 15 21 21 15 38 38 32 - - - 38 38 32 38 38 32

4 4 2 - - - 4 4 2 4 4 2

MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDINGAS OF DECEMBER 2009AS OF DEC 2008 JAN TO DEC. 2009

COMPLETED COMPLETED TOTALCOMPLETED ONGOING

con't. of Table 21a

PHILIPPINES

CARIIIIII

IV-AIV-B

VVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXII

CARAGAARMM

REGIONNO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COSTPROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (PHP M) PROJ. UNITS (PHP M)

66 594 2 - - - 66 594 2 - - - 66 594 2

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

8 8 1 - - - 8 8 1 8 8 1 - - -

54 484 1 - - - 54 484 1 54 484 1 - - - - - - - - - - - -

4 102 - - - 4 102 4 102 -

AS OF DEC 2008 JAN TO DEC. 2009SANITATION SYSTEM

AS OF DECEMBER 2009COMPLETED COMPLETED COMPLETED ONGOING TOTAL

con't. of Table 21a

PHILIPPINES

CARIIIIII

IV-AIV-B

VVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXII

CARAGAARMM

REGIONNO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COSTPROJ. (PHP M) PROJ. (PHP M) PROJ. (PHP M) PROJ. (PHP M) PROJ. (PHP M)

5 11 - - 5 11 - - 5 11

3 7 - - 3 7 3 7

1 3 - - 1 3 1 3 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1

WHARFAS OF DECEMBER 2009JAN TO DEC. 2009

TOTALAS OF DEC 2008

COMPLETED COMPLETED COMPLETED ONGOING

con't. of Table 21a

PHILIPPINES

CARIIIIII

IV-AIV-B

VVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXII

CARAGAARMM

REGIONNO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COST NO. OF COSTPROJ. (P M) PROJ. (P M) PROJ. (P M) PROJ. (P M) PROJ. (P M)

280 214 1 1 281 215 1 3 282 218

- - - - - - - - - - 2 2 - - 2 2 - - 2 2 1 2 - - 1 2 - - 1 2

- - - - - - - - - - 2 3 - - 2 3 - - 2 3 2 6 - - 2 6 - - 2 6

15 15 - - 15 15 - - 15 15 32 10 - - 32 10 - - 32 10 10 6 - - 10 6 - - 10 6

1 1 - - 1 1 - - 1 1 90 39 - - 90 32 - - 90 32 30 44 - - 30 51 1 3 31 54 20 23 1 1 21 24 - - 21 24 24 22 - - 24 19 - - 24 19 43 39 - - 43 41 - - 43 41

8 2 - - 8 3 - - 8 3

*These include flood control system, market structure, multi-purpose-building, sanitation system and wharf

COMPLETEDAS OF DEC 2008

TOTAL

OTHER PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS*AS OF DEC 2009JANUARY TO DEC 2009

COMPLETED COMPLETED ONGOING

NO. OF PHYSICAL COST NO. OF PHYSICAL COST NO. OF PHYSICAL COST NO. OF PHYSICAL COST NO. OF PHYSICAL COSTPROJ. ACCOM. (P M) PROJ. ACCOM. (P M) PROJ. ACCOM. (P M) PROJ. ACCOM. (P M) PROJ. ACCOM. (P M)

1,824 3,312 36 92 1,860 3,404 10 30 1,870 3,434

Health Center (no. of units) 192 193 100 2 2 1 194 195 101 - - - 194 195 101

Potable Water Supply (systems) 597 999 1,208 16 16 82 613 1,015 1,290 6 6 26 619 1,021 1,316

Rural Electrification (length in km) 17 63 22 17 63 22 - - - 17 63 22

School Building (no. of classrooms) 344 918 354 18 38 9 362 956 363 4 6 4 366 962 367

Solar Power Technology (systems) 674 15,324 1,628 674 15,324 1,628 - - - 674 15,324 1,628

SOURCE: INFRA CY09 Annual

Foreign-Assisted Projects Office (FAPsO)

TOTALAS OF DECEMBER 2009

TOTAL

COMPLETED ONGOINGPROJECT TYPE

AS OF DECEMBER 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009COMPLETED COMPLETED

Table 22SUMMARY OF BASIC SOCIAL SERVICE FACILITIES

(Funded by FAPs)As of December 2009

con't. of Table 22a

NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COSTPROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (P M) PROJ. UNITS (P M)

PHILIPPINES 192 193 100 2 2 1 194 195 101 - - - 194 195 101

CAR

I

II

III

IV-A

IV-B

V

VI

VII 35 35 6 - - - 35 35 6 35 35 6

VIII

IX 25 26 10 - - - 25 26 10 25 26 10

X 36 36 20 1 1 - 37 37 20 37 37 20

XI 23 23 10 - - - 23 23 10 23 23 10

XII 27 27 30 - - - 27 27 30 27 27 30

CARAGA 44 44 22 1 1 1 45 45 23 45 45 23

ARMM 2 2 2 - - - 2 2 2 2 2 2

SOURCE: INFRA CY09 Annual


REGION TOTALAS OF DEC 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009

COMPLETED ONGOING

HEALTH CENTERAS OF DECEMBER 2009

COMPLETED COMPLETED

Table 22a.STATUS OF BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES, BY TYPE, BY REGION

(Funded by FAPs)As of December 2009

con't. of Table 22a

PHILIPPINES

CAR

I

II

III

IV-A

IV-B

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

X

XI

XII

CARAGA

ARMM

REGIONNO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COSTPROJ. SYS (P M) PROJ. SYS (P M) PROJ. SYS (P M) PROJ. SYS (P M) PROJ. SYS (P M)

597 999 1,208 16 16 82 613 1,015 1,290 6 6 26 619 1,021 1,316

4 4 6 - - - 4 4 6 4 4 6

8 12 20 2 2 6 10 14 26 10 14 26

20 20 28 - - - 20 20 28 20 20 28

12 14 21 - - - 12 14 21 12 14 21

8 8 13 1 1 8 9 9 21 9 9 21

8 8 13 - - - 8 8 13 8 8 13

29 83 37 - - - 29 83 37 29 83 37

23 43 19 - - - 23 43 19 23 43 19

42 190 47 1 1 7 43 191 54 43 191 54

23 23 28 - - - 23 23 28 23 23 28

112 191 165 - - - 112 191 165 112 191 165

69 81 216 2 2 5 71 83 221 1 1 10 72 84 231

52 69 134 - - - 52 69 134 52 69 134

64 71 161 - - - 64 71 161 64 71 161

103 162 244 10 10 56 113 172 300 3 3 8 116 175 308

20 20 56 - - - 20 20 56 2 2 8 22 22 64

COMPLETED COMPLETEDJAN. TO DEC. 2009AS OF DEC 2008

ONGOING TOTAL

POTABLE WATER SUPPLYAS OF DECEMBER 2009

COMPLETED

con't. of Table 22a

PHILIPPINES

CAR

I

II

III

IV-A

IV-B

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

X

XI

XII

CARAGA

ARMM

REGIONNO. OF LENGTH COST NO. OF LENGTH COST NO. OF LENGTH COST NO. OF LENGTH COST NO. OF LENGTH COSTPROJ. (KM) (P M) PROJ. (KM) (P M) PROJ. (KM) (P M) PROJ. (KM) (P M) PROJ. (KM) (P M)

17 63 22 - - - 17 63 22 - - - 17 63 22

3 21 12 3 21 12 3 21 12

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

12 40 8 12 40 8 12 40 8

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION

COMPLETED ONGOINGAS OF DEC 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009

TOTALAS OF DECEMBER 2009

COMPLETED COMPLETED

con't. of Table 22a

PHILIPPINES

CAR

I

II

III

IV-A

IV-B

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

X

XI

XII

CARAGA

ARMM

REGIONNO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COSTPROJ. CLSRM (P M) PROJ. CLSRM (P M) PROJ. CLSRM (P M) PROJ. CLSRM (P M) PROJ. CLSRM (P M)

344 918 354 18 38 9 362 956 363 4 6 4 366 962 367

53 119 24 - - - 53 119 24 53 119 24

42 108 19 - - - 42 108 19 42 108 19

50 102 58 7 7 1 57 109 59 57 109 59

70 262 99 - - - 70 262 99 70 262 99

20 30 26 - - - 20 30 26 20 30 26

97 266 120 11 31 8 108 297 128 4 6 4 112 303 132

12 31 8 12 31 8 12 31 8

JAN TO DEC 2009SCHOOL BUILDING

AS OF DEC 2009COMPLETED COMPLETEDCOMPLETED ONGOING TOTAL

AS OF DEC 2008

con't. of Table 22a

PHILIPPINES

CAR

I

II

III

IV-A

IV-B

V

VI

VII

VIII

IX

X

XI

XII

CARAGA

ARMM

REGIONNO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COST NO. OF NO. OF COSTPROJ. SYS (P M) PROJ. SYS (P M) PROJ. SYS (P M) PROJ. SYS (P M) PROJ. SYS (P M)

674 15,324 1,628 - - - 674 15,324 1,628 - - - 674 15,324 1,628

13 166 14 13 166 14 13.00 166.00 14.00

11 19 8 11 19 8 11.00 19.00 8.00

17 648 63 17 648 63 17.00 648.00 63.00

15 471 36 15 471 36 15.00 471.00 36.00

136 2,737 305 136 2,737 305 136.00 2,737.00 305.00

93 1,569 162 93 1,569 162 93.00 1,569.00 162.00

93 2,884 302 93 2,884 302 93.00 2,884.00 302.00

87 3,268 341 87 3,268 341 87.00 3,268.00 341.00

166 3,412 370 166 3,412 370 166.00 3,412.00 370.00

43 150 27 43 150 27 43.00 150.00 27.00

AS OF DEC 2008 JAN. TO DEC. 2009SOLAR POWER TECHNOLOGY

AS OF DECEMBER 2009TOTALCOMPLETED ONGOINGCOMPLETED COMPLETED

68,976 175,576 255

CAR 1,421 12,211 859I 190 5,240 2758II 4,004 16,764 419III 4,915 8,966 182IV-A 2,902 5,299 183IV-B 1,310 3,123 238V 3,295 7,275 221VI 2,385 13,675 573VII 5,700 14,265 250VIII 1,950 15,133 776IX 9,082 11,759 129X 23,232 38,123 164XI 4,760 5,908 124XII 230 8,845 3846CARAGA 3,600 8,990 250ARMM -

SOURCES:Target : DAR's CY 2009 WorkPLan- Planning Service (PS)

Accomplishment : CY 2009 Support Services Officer (SSO) Report

Table 23

January to December 2009ACCOMPLISHMENT IN GREATER MEDICARE ACCESS SA BAYAN-ANIHAN, BY REGION

PHILIPPINES

NUMBER OF ARBs/ARB HOUSEHOLDS ENROLLED IN PHILHEALTH & OTHER HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS

TARGET ACCOMP. % REGION

1ST BATCH SY 2003-2007

2ND BATCH SY 2004-2008

3RD BATCH SY 2005-2009

4TH BATCH SY 2008

1ST BATCH 2ND BATCH 3RD BATCH TOTAL

PHILIPPINES 1,282 516 381 960 3,139 864 1,080 393 265 1,738

CAR 52 22 24 61 159 68 45 17 15 77 I 74 23 16 72 185 66 62 18 10 90 II 127 30 16 67 240 58 106 20 11 137 III 94 36 49 96 275 81 75 23 35 133

IV-A 32 15 18 44 109 36 29 10 12 51 IV-B 40 31 20 45 136 37 38 27 15 80

V 169 50 24 91 334 82 173 42 18 233 VI 160 44 103 71 378 68 148 37 69 254 VII 71 18 14 64 167 66 66 19 13 98 VIII 61 22 23 33 139 36 46 12 19 77

IX 45 16 6 48 115 48 34 8 3 45 X 28 24 11 60 123 48 22 23 9 54

XI 68 23 17 68 176 44 38 12 5 55 XII 76 40 12 50 178 46 63 29 8 100

CARAGA 37 25 16 40 118 34 29 21 10 60 ARMM 148 97 12 50 307 46 106 75 13 194

Table 24PRESIDENT DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL AGRARIAN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM, BY REGION

SCHEDULE OF GRANTEES AND NUMBER OF GRADUATES As of December 2009

GRADUATESACTUAL NUMBER OF ENROLEES

REGION TOTALGRANTEES/SCHOLARS




4TH BATCH SY 2008


PHILIPPINES 1,282 516 381 960 3,139 864 1,080 393 265 1,738

CAR 52 22 24 61 159 68 45 17 15 77 Abra 4 3 4 7 18 7 4 2 1 7 Apayao 4 3 4 8 19 8 4 2 3 9 Benguet 20 4 4 18 46 23 15 4 3 22 Ifugao 10 3 4 9 26 9 8 3 3 14 Kalinga 7 6 4 11 28 13 7 5 1 13 Mt. Province 7 3 4 8 22 8 7 1 4 12

I 74 23 16 72 185 66 62 18 10 90 Ilocos Norte 9 7 3 18 37 15 9 4 2 15 Ilocos Sur 16 7 4 18 45 18 14 6 3 23 La Union 8 6 3 18 35 14 6 5 2 13 Pangasinan 41 3 6 18 68 19 33 3 3 39

II 127 30 16 67 240 58 106 20 11 137 Batanes - 1 - 1 2 - - 1 - 1 Cagayan 43 9 4 27 83 22 38 6 3 47 Isabela 70 7 4 31 112 29 62 5 4 71 Nueva Viscaya 9 6 4 3 22 2 5 4 1 10 Quirino 5 7 4 5 21 5 1 4 3 8

III 94 36 49 96 275 81 75 23 35 133 Aurora 5 4 6 7 22 4 5 4 4 13 Bataan 6 4 5 10 25 8 6 4 2 12 Bulacan 13 3 5 14 35 13 9 2 4 15 Nueva Ecija-North 23 4 10 25 62 21 18 2 6 26 Nueva Ecija-South 19 4 9 15 47 14 14 3 6 23 Pampanga 15 4 5 4 28 3 14 2 5 21 Tarlac 6 4 5 14 29 13 4 2 4 10 Zambales 7 9 4 7 27 5 5 4 4 13

Table 24aPRESIDENT DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL AGRARIAN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM, BY PROVINCE

SCHEDULE OF GRANTEES AND NUMBER OF GRADUATES As of December 2009






4TH BATCH SY 2008




IV-A 32 15 18 44 109 36 29 10 12 51 Batangas 6 3 4 7 20 7 7 1 4 12 Cavite 1 3 2 3 9 3 - 2 - 2 Laguna 1 2 2 8 13 5 1 1 2 4 Quezon I 18 4 6 9 37 8 16 1 - 17 Quezon II - - - 7 7 3 1 5 3 9 Rizal 6 3 4 10 23 10 4 - 3 7

IV-B 40 31 20 45 136 37 38 27 15 80 Marinduque 4 6 4 9 23 9 7 3 4 14 Occidental Mindoro 18 6 4 9 37 4 17 6 2 25 Oriental Mindoro 1 6 4 9 20 8 1 5 2 8 Palawan 15 6 4 9 34 7 11 6 3 20 Romblon 2 7 4 9 22 9 2 7 4 13 V 169 50 24 91 334 82 173 42 18 233

Albay 30 11 4 - 45 - 31 7 3 41 Camarines Norte 12 5 4 15 36 15 11 5 4 20 Camarines Sur 54 16 4 - 74 - 48 14 2 64 Catanduanes 9 3 4 11 27 10 8 2 2 12 Masbate 21 7 4 10 42 9 15 7 4 26 Sorsogon 24 8 4 20 56 19 33 7 3 43

VI 160 44 103 71 378 68 148 37 69 254 Aklan 17 5 8 7 37 7 18 3 7 28 Antique 10 5 5 2 22 2 8 5 2 15 Capiz 19 5 10 11 45 12 14 5 7 26 Guimaras 8 4 3 3 18 5 8 3 2 13 Iloilo 48 12 62 14 136 11 48 12 38 98 Negros Occidental 58 13 15 34 120 31 52 9 13 74




4TH BATCH SY 2008




VII 71 18 14 64 167 66 66 19 13 98 Bohol 27 5 4 20 56 20 26 7 3 36 Cebu 15 5 3 15 38 16 15 5 4 24 Negros Oriental 26 5 3 19 53 20 22 4 3 29 Siquijor 3 3 4 10 20 10 3 3 3 9

VIII 61 22 23 33 139 36 46 12 19 77 Biliran 3 1 4 5 13 5 2 1 4 7 Leyte 26 8 7 3 44 7 19 3 5 27 Southern Leyte 4 1 - 5 10 5 4 - - 4 Eastern Samar 9 5 4 10 28 10 7 4 3 14 Northern Samar 8 2 4 1 15 - 5 2 2 9 Western Samar 11 5 4 9 29 9 9 2 5 16

IX 45 16 6 48 115 48 34 8 3 45 Zambo Norte 14 5 2 16 37 16 13 5 - 18 Zambo Sur 21 3 - 16 40 15 14 1 - 15 Zambo Sibugay 10 8 4 16 38 17 7 2 3 12

X 28 24 11 60 123 48 22 23 9 54 North Bukidnon 12 8 4 9 33 10 8 6 3 17 South Bukidnon - - - 10 10 8 - - - - Camiguin - 3 3 6 12 4 - 9 2 11 Lanao del Norte - 2 4 8 14 10 3 1 1 5 Misamis Occidental 3 5 - 8 16 4 - 4 1 5 Misamis Oriental 13 6 - 19 38 12 11 3 2 16




4TH BATCH SY 2008




XI 68 23 17 68 176 44 38 12 5 55 Compostela Valley 10 2 5 14 31 10 15 1 1 17 Davao City 11 3 4 7 25 3 5 2 1 8 Davao del Norte 25 10 4 20 59 11 5 4 2 11 Davao del Sur 12 4 - 13 29 11 7 3 - 10 Davao Oriental 10 4 4 14 32 9 6 2 1 9

XII 76 40 12 50 178 46 63 29 8 100 Kidapawan City 3 15 4 8 30 6 4 11 3 18 South Cotabato 50 10 4 19 83 18 38 8 1 47 Saranggani 6 6 - 10 22 10 4 2 2 8 Sultan Kudarat 17 9 4 13 43 12 17 8 2 27

CARAGA 37 25 16 40 118 34 29 21 10 60 Agusan Norte 12 5 4 6 27 7 9 4 1 14 Agusan Sur 17 5 4 15 41 12 13 4 2 19 Surigao Norte 2 8 4 8 22 7 1 8 2 11 Surigao Sur 6 7 4 8 25 6 6 5 5 16 Dinagat Island - - - 3 3 2 - - - -

ARMM 148 97 12 50 307 46 106 75 13 194 Basilan 13 18 3 10 44 10 9 16 2 27 Lanao del Sur 46 19 5 10 80 10 34 16 5 55 Maguindanao 60 23 4 11 98 8 43 19 4 66 Sulu 13 21 - 9 43 8 11 16 2 29 Tawi-Tawi 16 16 - 10 42 10 9 8 - 17

▪ TOTAL 59 57,377.42 19,233.86 76,611.28 - Loan 17 51,206.12 17,802.55 69,008.67 - Grant 42 6,171.30 1,431.31 7,602.61

▪ Completed Projects 51 24,363.86 9,160.60 33,524.46 - Loan 10 18,212.56 7,734.29 25,946.85 - Grant 41 6,151.30 1,426.31 7,577.61

▪ On-Going Projects 8 33,013.56 10,073.26 43,086.82 - Loan 7 32,993.56 10,068.26 43,061.82 - Grant 1 20.00 5.00 25.00

▪ IN THE PIPELINE 25 23,353.18 4,314.24 27,667.42

SOURCE: ODA CY09 Annual


COST (PhP MILLION)

TOTAL

Table 25STATUS OF FOREIGN RESOURCE MOBILIZATION

As of December 2009

PROJECT/TYPE OF ASSISTANCENO. OF

PROJECTS ODAGOP

COUNTERPART

GOPCOUNTERPART

TOTAL (8 Projects) 412 32,670.68 342.88 10,073.26 43,086.82

I. LOAN (7 Projects) 412 32,670.68 322.88 10,068.26 43,061.82

1. Mindanao Sustainable Settlement Area JBIC Capital X, XI, CARAGA 8 2,326.95 775.55 3,102.50

Development Project (MINSSAD) Assistance

2. Second Agrarian Reform Communities WB Capital Nationwide 84 2,632.98 786.48 3,419.46 Development Project (ARCDP II) Assistance

3. Northern Mindanao Community IFAD Capital Northern 38 728.83 5.20 401.75 1,135.78 Integrated Resources & Environmental Assistance MindanaoManagement Program (NMCIREMP)with SOF Grant

4. Agrarian Reform Infrastructure Support GOJ/JBIC Capital 54 Provinces 130 5,973.48 1,991.15 7,964.63 Project III (ARISP III) Assistance

5. Agrarian Reform Communities Project ADB Capital IV-B, V, VI, VIII, 152 4,497.35 4,149.86 8,647.21 (ARCP II) Assistance IX, ARMM

6. Tulay ng Pangulo Para sa Kaunlarang Gov't. of France Capital Nationwide 16,511.09 1,963.47 18,474.56 Pang-Agraryo Assistance

7. Bridge Construction to Support Expanded GOJ/JICA Technical III and IV 317.68 317.68

ARCs (Basal-Aurora) Assistance

II. GRANT (1 Project) 20.00 5.00 25.00

8. In-Country Training Course - Phase II JICA Technical 20.00 5.00 25.00 (Empowering Farmers Through Capacity AssistanceDevelopment in Operation & MaintenanceSystem & Technology in ARCs)

SOURCE: ODA CY09 Annual

Foreign-Assisted Projects Office

REGIONS COVERED

NO. OF ARCs COVERED

Table 25aONGOING FOREIGN-ASSISTED PROJECTS

As of December 2009

PROJECT COST (Php MILLION)PROJECT NAME FOREIGN DONOR

LOAN GRANT TOTALPROJECT

CATEGORY

NO. OF CLASSES

NO. OF DAYS

NO. OF CLASSES

NO. OF DAYS

NO. OF CLASSES

NO. OF DAYS

NO. OF CLASSES

NO. OF DAYS

NO. OF CLASSES

NO. OF DAYS

PHILIPPINES 145 3,021 387 10 312 20 16 420 39 10 293 25 115 1,996 303

CAR 10 62 39 10 62 39

I 7 157 22 1 39 3 6 118 19

II 7 160 27 1 65 3 6 95 24

III 19 623 32 2 126 2 5 230 10 12 267 20

IV - A 3 83 11 3 83 11

IV - B 3 150 6 3 150 6

V 9 55 30 1 29 2 8 26 28

VI 14 300 40 4 119 7 1 49 1 2 3 9 7 129 23

VII 4 85 13 4 85 13

VIII 4 149 10 1 58 1 3 91 9

IX 10 213 25 1 25 3 3 90 9 0 0 0 6 98 13

X 8 282 11 8 282 11

XI 12 173 35 5 55 15 2 2 5 5 116 15

XII

CARAGA 36 436 70 3 64 4 2 28 4 31 344 62

ARMM

SOURCE: Accomplishment: Human Resource Development (HRD) Report for CY 2009 - Bureau of Agrarian Reform Information and Education (BARIE) as per memo dated 19 January 2010

Table 26

No Report

January to December 2009TRAININGS CONDUCTED FOR AND ATTENDED BY DAR PERSONNEL, BY REGION

NO. OF PAX

MANAGING THE BUREAUCRACY

REGION

TOTAL LAND TENURE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES DEV'T DELIVERY OF AGRARIAN JUSTICE

No Report

NO. OF PAX

NO. OF PAX

NO. OF PAX

NO. OF PAX

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

PHILIPPINES 97 2,932 234 5 193 13 7 285 17 70 1,921 177

CAR 1 47 3 1 47 3

I 5 154 15 1 39 3 4 115 12

II 5 158 12 1 65 3 4 93 9

III 19 623 32 2 126 2 5 230 10 12 267 20

IV -A 2 82 6 2 82 6

IV -B 3 150 6 3 150 6

V 2 38 7 1 29 2 1 9 5

VI 10 295 23 4 119 7 5 127 15

VII 4 85 13 4 85 13

VIII 4 149 10 3 91 9

IX 6 207 19 1 25 3 2 89 6 3 93 10

X 7 281 8 7 281 8

XI 7 163 16 4 115 10

XII

CARAGA 17 407 47 2 64 4 1 27 3 14 316 40

ARMM1_/ Trainings conducted by DAR and attended by its personnel


No Report

No Report

TRAININGS CONDUCTED FOR DAR PERSONNEL, BY REGION 1_/



REGION

TOTALLAND TENURE IMPROVEMENT

PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES DEV'T

DELIVERY OF AGRARIAN JUSTICE

Table 26a

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

No. of Classes

No. of Pax

No. of Days

PHILIPPINES 48 89 154 4 9 13 4 5 14 40 75 127

BARIE

CAR 9 15 36 9 15 36

I 2 3 7 2 3 7

II 2 2 15 2 2 15

III

IV -A 1 1 5 1 1 5

IV -B

V 7 17 23 7 17 23

VI 4 5 17 2 3 9 2 2 8

VII

VIII

IX 4 6 6 1 1 3 3 5 3

X 1 1 3 1 1 3

XI 5 10 19 2 7 9 2 2 5 1 1 5

XII

CARAGA 13 29 23 1 1 1 12 28 22

ARMM1_/ Trainings conducted by other agencies that were attended by DAR personnel


No Report

TRAININGS ATTENDED BY DAR PERSONNEL, BY REGION 1_/



REGION

TOTALLAND TENURE IMPROVEMENT

PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES DEV'T

DELIVERY OF AGRARIAN JUSTICE

Table 26b

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