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Foreword

The DENR is the leading government agency that is

mandated to sustainably manage our natural resources with

the objective of maintaining a balanced ecosystem through the

implementation of programs and projects. This publication

contains science-based data and information that are accurate,

relevant and useful to planners, policy makers and researchers

that will contribute to the formulation of realistic and

relevant local development plans, policies and approaches that

will promote economic development without sacrificing environmental protection.

This publication is also an embodiment of the collective and integrative efforts of the

management services, the technical services and the four (4) Community Environment and Natural

Resources Offices (CENRO) under the PENRO Agusan del Sur.

Along this line, I would like to acknowledge and express my utmost appreciation of the efforts

of the officers and personnel of DENR Agusan del Sur. Thank you and may we have fruitful

partnership as we go forward.

Mabuhay!

FOR. JOSE FLAVIO V. CONCHA OIC, PENR Officer

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A nation enjoying and sustaining its natural

resources and a clean and healthy environment.

DENR VISION

DENR CARAGA VISION

A dynamic and progressive agri-industrial region,

abundant in natural resources and well managed within the context of sustainable development.

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The DENR shall be the driving force in the pursuit

of sustainable development, enabling stakeholder’s participation in the protection, conservation and management of the environment and natural resources for the present and future generation.

DENR MISSION

DENR CARAGA MISSION

With the blessings of Divine Providence, Caraga, by

the year 2015, is equitable, wealthy, integrated in the global economy an in full harmony with nature among local, regional and national government leaders and the private sector.

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Executive Order No. 192 dated June 10, 1987 – “Providing for the Reorganization of the De-

partment of Environment, Energy and Natural Resources (DEENR), Renaming it as the De-

partment of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), and for other Purposes”.

DENR is mandated to be the primary government agency responsible for the conservation,

management, development, and proper use of the country’s environment and natural re-

sources, specifically forest and grazing lands, mineral resources, including those in reservation

and watershed areas, and lands of the public domain, as well as the licensing and regulation of

all natural resources as may be provided for by law in order to ensure equitable sharing of the

benefits derived therefrom for the welfare of the present and future generations of Filipinos.

To accomplish this mandate, the Department shall be guided by the following objectives:

Assure the availability and sustainability of the country's natural resources through ju-

dicious use and systematic restoration or replacement, whenever possible

Increase the productivity of natural resources in order to meet the demands for forest,

mineral, and land resources of a growing population;

Promote equitable access to natural resources by the different sectors of the population;

and

Conserve specific terrestrial and marine areas representative of the Philippine natural

and cultural heritage for present and future generations.

DENR is tasked to formulate and implement policies, guidelines, rules and regulations

relating to environmental management and pollution prevention and control.

Formulate implement and supervise the government's policies, plans and programs per-

taining to the management, conservation, development, use and replenishment of the

country's natural resources and ecological diversity; and

Promulgate and implement rules and regulations governing the exploration, develop-

ment, extraction, disposition, and use of the forests, lands, minerals, wildlife, and other

natural resources.

DENR Legal Basis

DENR Mandate

DENR Core Functions

http://www.denr.gov.ph/images/stories/eo192.pdf

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The history of the Department goes back as far as 1863 when

by virtue of a Spanish Royal Decree an office known as Inspeccion

General de Montes was created in the Philippines. Although that

agency focused on forest administration in its generic terms as dic-

tated by the limited scope of services then required, nevertheless its

functions and responsibilities included several concerns related to the

management of a wide range of natural resources, such as forest

inventory and protection, land classification, watershed protection,

water, biodiversity and mineral resources conservation.

In 1901, the Department of Interior was created vested with the

powers and authority on matters that included natural resources. The

Department of Interior continued to exist for about 15 years until

November 18, 1916 when Act No. 2666 was enacted. The act entitled

"An Act to Reorganize the Executive Department of the Government

of the Philippine Islands" abolished the Department of Interior and

transferred its functions and authority to the Department of Agriculture

and Natural Resources (DANR).

Under Act 2666, the DANR took "direct executive control, direction and supervision

of the Bureau of Agriculture, Bureau of Forestry, Bureau of Lands, Bureau of Science and the

Weather Bureau and all matters concerning hunting, fisheries,

sponges and other sea products and such others as may be hereafter

assigned to it by law". The Bureau of Science was the result of the

merger of the Mining Bureau and the Bureau of Government

Laboratories. In 1932, a new reorganization act was passed, providing

for the renaming of DANR to Department of Agriculture and

Commerce (DAC) and the addition of another bureau to it - the

Bureau of Commerce. It was also at this time that the Bureau of

Agriculture was split into the Bureau of Plant Industry and the Bureau

of Animal Industry. This raised to seven the number of bureaus in the

former DANR.

A year later, by virtue of the same Act, the following entities were organized and

placed under the direct control and supervision of the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce:

Divisions of Accounts and Property, Statistics and Publications, Mineral Resources, Industrial

Engineering, Home Economics and Navigation, Fish and Game Administration, Fiber

Inspection Service and Scientific Library Division. During the period 1934 to 1938, the

A. DENR

HISTORY

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Divisions of Mineral Resources, Industrial Engineering and Home Economics, Fish and Game

Ad- ministration and Scientific Library Division were placed under the Bureau of Science

while the Division of Accounts and Property was abolished. One highlight of this same period

was the creation of the Bureau of Mines (out of the erstwhile Division of Mineral resources) by

virtue of Commonwealth Act No. 136.

From 1938 up to the outbreak of the Second World War in 1941, other organizational

changes took place. The Fish and Game Administration was divided. The functions relating to

fish and fisheries went to the Division of Fisheries under the Office of the Secretary of DAC

while those relating to game administration went to the Bureau of Forestry. A new division

called the Division of Soil Survey was created under C.A. No. 418 to undertake soil and

agronomical survey and placed under the Office of the Secretary. The Division of Statistics

and Publications rose to become the Bureau of Census and Statistics under the Office of the

President. The Office of the Secretary was reorganized into 3 divisions, namely:

Administrative, Legal and Technical Divisions. The Natural History Museum Division was

transferred from the Bureau of Science to the Office of the

Secretary.

After the war, on July 1, 1945, the DAC was reconstituted

on account of the changes made by the Philippine Republic. A

reorganization act in 1947 brought back the name Department of

Agriculture and Natural Resources but transferred the Bureau of

Commerce and Weather Bureau to a new Depart- ment of

Commerce and Industry. The Divisions of Fisheries and Natural

History Museum were transformed into bureaus and were placed

under the Office of the President.

An enabling act in 1953 added the Bureau of Agricultural Extension to the DANR. On

this same year, the Office of Agricultural Information was established.

There were no major changes in the DANR's structure

from 1954 to 1974. However, the end of DANR came on May 17,

1974 when Presidential Decree No. 461 was issued providing for

the Department\'s reorganization into 2 departments, namely: the

Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Department of Natural

Resources (DNR).

Under this set-up, the DNR took the following line bureaus

and attached agencies: Bureau of Forest Development (BFD),

Bureau of Mines (BM), Bureau of Lands (BL), Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

(BFAR), National Committee for Mineral Exploration and Survey Operations

(NACOMESCO), Presidential Committee on Wood Industries Development (PCWID),

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Fishery Industry Development Council (FIDC), Surigao Mineral Reservations Board (SMRB)

and the Presidential Ac- tion Committee on Land Problems (PACLAP).

Certain agencies were created later on and attached to the DNR. These were the Forest

Re- search Institute (FORI) established on December 8, 1974 under

PD No. 607; the Philippine Fish Marketing Authority (PFMA), on

August 11, 1976 under PD No. 977; the Natural Resources

Management Center (NRMC), on October 25, 1976 under PD NO.

1041; the National Environmental Protection Council (NEPC), on

April 18, 1977 under PD No. 1121; and the Mineral Reservation

Development Board (MRDB) taking over the functions and powers

of the abolished SMRB on February 1978 under PD NO. 1305.

With the shift to a parliamentary form of government in

1978, the DNR became the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR).

A component arm, the Natural Resources Development Corporation was started under

Executive Order No. 786 in 1982. In 1985, the concern on fish and fisheries was transferred to

the Ministry of Agriculture, leaving the MNR with only three (3) bureaus aside from the

attached entities.

On January 30, 1987, Executive Order No. 131 was issued creating the Department of

Energy, Envi- ronment and Natural Resources (DEENR) that took the powers and functions of

the MNR and embraced the emerging critical concerns about energy and environment.

However, EO 131 was never implemented. Executive Order No. 192 came out on June 10,

1987, reorganizing the DEENR and renaming it as the Department of Environment and

Natural Resources (DENR).

The main features of EO 192 were the transfer of the energy matters to the office of

the President and the decentralization of the bureaucracy by transforming the former line

bureaus to staff bureaus and transforming most of the line functions to the regional and field

offices. These features are in fact dramatic changes for they radically altered the concept of

the bureaucracy and for the first time moved to institutionalize the decentralization of

functions and authority within the Department.

In 1993, Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) was attached to the DENR by

virtue of Executive Order No. 149, thereby adding to the mandate of the Department its

complete supervision.

In October 1993, by virtue of A.O. No. 90, the Project Management Office (PMO) on

Solid Waste Management under the Presidential Task Force on Waste Management was

created, with the DENR as the lead-executing agency. The PMO assists the Task Force in the

formulation of the necessary standards/guidelines and criteria for effective, efficient and

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economical waste management.

In 1995, the passage into law of the Philippine Mining Act or R. A. No. 7942 restored the line

function of the Mines and Geo-Sciences Bureau.

On October 15, 1996, Executive Order No. 374 was issued creating the Presidential

Task Force on Water Resources Development and Management (PTFWRDM), chaired by the

Secretary of the DENR. PTFWRDM is tasked to coordinate the projects of various

government agencies and departments involved in water to ensure efficient management and

development of the country's water resources.

Pursuant to the issuance of Executive Order No. 406 on March 21, 1997, the Philippine

Economic Environmental and Natural Resources Accounting (PEENRA) System was

institutionalized thus creating units within the organizational structure of the DENR, NEDA

and the NSCB. It is tasked to generate macro-indicators that shall reflect the relationships and

interactions between economy and the natural resources, and the establishment of a reliable

data base on social valuation estimates of environmental services.

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B. Caraga Region

The history of Caraga can be tracked back in the 15th century when explorers

discovered the ex- istence of Kalagans, believed to be Visayan in origin in one of the three (3)

districts in Mindanao. The word Caraga originated from the Visayan word Kalagan, “Kalag”

meaning soul or people and “An” meaning land. The Kalagans have long history being brave

and fearless. Thus, the region was called by early chron- iclers as the “Land of Brave and

Fierce People.”

The Kalagans, called Caragans by the Spaniards, occupied the District that was

composed of the two (2) provinces of Surigao, Northern part of Davao Oriental and Eastern

Misamis Oriental. The two (2) Agusan Provinces were later organized under the

administrative jurisdiction of Surigao and became the independent Agusan Province in 1914.

In 1960, Surigao was divided as Norte and Sur. And in June 1967, Agusan followed suit.

While Butuan then was just a town of Agusan, by virtue of Republic Act 523, the City Charter

of Butuan was approved on August 2, 1950.

On February 23, 1995, Republic Act No. 7901, “An Act Creating Region XIII to be

known as Caraga Administrative Region and for other purposes”, was signed into law by

President Fidel V. Ramos, constitut- ing the provinces of Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur,

Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur and the cities of Surigao and Butuan, which serves as the

regional center. On August 24, 2006, Republic Act No. 9335 created a new province from

Surigao del Norte, the Dinagat Islands Province which constituted the fifth province of

Caraga.

C. Province of Agusan del Sur

The province of Agusan del Sur was born on June 17, 1967 under Republic Act No.

4979 providing for the division of the province of Agusan into Agusan del Norte and Agusan

Del Sur. In January 1970 the first set of provincial officials assumed office after the provincial

election of November, 1969. The same law provided that the capital of Agusan del Sur shall

be the municipality of Prosperidad and the Government Center has been set up in Barangay

Patin-ay.

Hon. Rufino C. Otero was elected as the first Provincial Governor and Hon. Democrito

O. Plaza the first Congressman in the election of November, 1969. The term of office of

Congressman Democrito Plaza would have continued until December 1973 had it not for the

proclamation of Martial Law on September 21, 1972, which in effect abolished the Congress.

When the Interim Batasang Pambansa was convened in 1978 after almost a decade of absence

under Martial Law, Hon. Edilmiro Amante represented the province in the Interim National

Assembly. Agusan literally means “where the water flows”, after the great river that split the

land from south to north in a 250 km rush to the Butuan Sea.

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A. Geographical Location and Accessibility

Agusan del Sur is one of the five (5) provinces in Region XIII known as the Caraga Administrative Region. It is situated in the northern part of Mindanao, Philippines within the grid square of 7°55’57” - 9°00’ latitude and 125°15’ - 126°15’ longitude. It is bounded on the north by the province of Agusan del Norte, on the east by the province of Surigao del Sur, on the south by the provinces of Davao del Norte and Compostela Valley and on the west by Misamis Oriental and Bukidnon (See Annex A-1: Administrative Map of Agusan del Sur). The land is an elongated basin formation with mountain ranges on its eastern and western side. It is a landlocked province. The Agusan River, which flows from Davao del Norte towards Agusan del Norte, runs almost in the middle of the valley. This valley occupies the central longitudinal section of the province. The province is considered the fourth biggest province in the country occupying a land area of 8,965.5 sq.kl and/or 829,719.00 hectares, making it the seventh largest province in the country. Its land area is equivalent to forty three percent (43%) of the region’s total area. The name Agusan del Sur is a very interesting sideline in the history of the province. Agusan came from the word "Agasan" which means, "where the water flows". The province has two Congressional Districts, and it is subdivided into thirteen (13) municipalities and one component city and Prosperidad as the capital town. There are 318 barangays including the four special barangays. District I composed of one component City of Bayugan and five municipalities, namely: Esperanza, Prosperidad, San Luis, Sibagat and Talacogon while District II composed of eight municipalities: Bunawan, La Paz, Loreto, Rosario, San Francisco, Sta. Josefa, Trento and Veruela (ADS PDPFP 2018-2027).

Note: figures are in hectares

District I which composed of six cities/municipalities has an area of 399,806 hectares that represents 49% of the province’. It has a forestland of 307,129 hectares and 92,677 hectares agricultural land. While District II has 429,913 hectares or 51% of the province total land area wherein 306,547 hectares is forestland and 123,266 is agricultural land.

Table 1. Land Area by District/ Municipality

CENRO/ Municipality Total Area Percent Share

Agusan del Sur Total 829,719 100.00

District I 399,806 48.19

San Luis 77,410 9.33

Talacogon 58,873 7.10

Bayugan City 44,743 5.39

Esperanza 111,430 13.43

Sibagat 56,624 6.82

Prosperidad 50,726 6.11

District II 429,913 51.81

La Paz 121,528 14.65

Bunawan 44,072 5.31

Trento 41,607 5.01

Sta. Josefa 13,837 1.67

San Francisco 33,131 3.99

Rosario 34,186 4.12

Loreto 103,269 12.45

Veruela 38,283 4.61

I. PHYSICAL RESOURCES

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CENRO Agricultural (ha.) Forestland (ha.) Total Area (ha.)

PENRO - Total 216,043 613,676 829,719

CENRO Talacogon 36,622 221,189 257,811

CENRO Bayugan 70,360 193,163 263,523

CENRO Bunawan 69,957 96,876 166,833

CENRO Loreto 39,104 102,448 141,552

B. Land area

Figure 1. Area distribution by Figure 2. Land Classification

Table 2. Land Classification by CENRO

Per implementation of Executive Order 366, PENRO - Agusan del Sur has subdivided it CENR Offices from five into four by abolishing CENRO San Francisco. Of the four CENR Offices, CENRO Bayugan has the largest land coverage which is 263,523 hectares where 81% of it is forestland and 19% is agricultural. CENRO Talacogon follows with 257,811 hectares, 85% is forestland and 15% is agricultural land. CENRO Bunawan has 166,833 hectares where 58% is forestland and 42% is agricultural. CENRO Loreto has the least area which is 141,552 hectaes, 72% is forestland and 28% is agricultural.

Seventy Four percent (74%) of the total land area of the province is forestland, while

the remaining twenty-six percent (26%) is certified Agricultural land. There is no declared

mineral land in the province but presently, there are areas that are rich in minerals and are

utilized as mining site. See Annex A-2: Land Classification Map.

CENRO/ Municipality A & D Forestland Total Area

Agusan del Sur Total 216,043 613,676 829,719

District I 92,677 307,129 399,806

San Luis 10,030 67,380 77,410

Talacogon 12,287 46,586 58,873

Bayugan City 17,085 27,658 44,743

Esperanza 25,218 86,212 111,430

Sibagat 3,715 52,909 56,624

Prosperidad 24,342 26,384 50,726

District II 123,366 306,547 429,913

La Paz 14,305 107,223 121,528

Bunawan 13,256 30,816 44,072

Trento 16,954 24,653 41,607

Sta. Josefa 7,758 6,079 13,837

San Francisco 19,818 13,313 33,131

Rosario 12,171 22,015 34,186

Loreto 24,330 78,939 103,269

Veruela 14,774 23,509 38,283

Table 3. Land Classification by Municipality

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C. Topography and Slope

The province is an elongated basin in the formation with Mount Magdiwata Ranges in the eastern and Pantaron Range in the western sides forming a valley, which occupies the central longitudinal section of the land. See Annex A-3: Slope Map.

Based on slope gradient, the province has areas suitable for agriculture and settlement

from 0-18% slope. However, large areas particularly in timberland which are above 18% slope but cultivated sporadically by upland dwellers converted into agriculture. Slope classification is one indicator in sensitivity to flood, rain-induced landslide and soil erosion hazards. See Annex A-4: Flood Hazard Susceptibility Map.

D. Climate and Weather

The province is geographically situated below the typhoon belt but it is usually affected by depressions forming in the typhoon regions of Visayas and Surigao del Norte. The climate map of the Philippines based on modified coronas classification shows that portion of the province falls under type II, and portion on the Western side of Misamis Oriental, and Bukidnon falls under the type IV (rainfall is more or less evenly distributed throughout the year). Type II climate has no dry season with a very pronounced maximum rain period. Maximum rainfall generally occurs in December - February although there is no single dry month. Areas characterized by this climate are generally along or very near to the eastern coast thus, open to the northeast monsoon. Based on PAG-ASA, the province has a moderate rainfall volume of 101-250 mm. However, based on the ten-year rainfall pattern, the province has an average rainfall volume of 348.24 mm. Moreover, its average monthly rainfall volume exceeds 250 mm except in 2013 and 2015.

Table 4. Slope Sensitivity by Municipality

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II. ADMINISTRATIVE MAP

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A. Population

Based on the 2015 Census of Population and Housing (CPH), the province of Agusan del Sur posted a total population of 700,653 persons as of August 1, 2015. This is larger by 44,235 persons compared to its total population of 656,418 persons counted in the 2010 CPH. The increase in the population count in 2010 translated to an average annual population growth rate (PGR) of 1.72 percent. (2010-2015). This is lower than the .18 percent annual PGR of the province between the census years 2000-2010.

Important Note: The National Statistics Office (NSO) census for Population and Housing is conducting ten (10)-year trend/gap period, however, for the year 2015, their Office is conducting its mid-census for Population and Housing, a five-year trent/gap from their census of year 2010, hence the data used in this statistical is for year 2010 since they are still gathering the data down to the barangay level.

Source: National Statistics Office, As of August 1, 2015 Census of population and housing

The Philippine population increased by 1.72 percent annually, on average, during the period 2010 to 2015. By comparison, the rate at which the country’s population grew during the period 2000 to 2010 was higher at 1.90 percent.

Table 3. Total Population by City, Municipality

as of August 1, 2015

Province, City, Municipality and Barangay

Total

Population

AGUSAN DEL SUR 700,653

CITY OF BAYUGAN 103,202

BUNAWAN 45,151

ESPERANZA 54,801

LA PAZ 28,217

LORETO 42,501

PROSPERIDAD (Capital) 82,631

ROSARIO 46,683

SAN FRANCISCO 74,542

SAN LUIS 32,109

SANTA JOSEFA 26,729

TALACOGON 38,374

TRENTO 51,565

VERUELA 43,706

SIBAGAT 30,442

III. DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

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B. Education

Department of Education Division of Agusan del Sur covers 13 municipalities with 30 school districts of which 16 are located along the Maharlika Highway and 14 school districts are along the Agusan River.

Table 8. School Districts, Agusan del Sur

The Division has a total of 397 public elementary schools and 30 private elementary schools. For the secondary level, there are 89 public secondary schools and 24 private secondary schools. There are 29 implementing units and 60 non-implementing units in the public secondary schools.

Source: DepEd—Agusan del Sur

Source: DepEd—Agusan del Sur

Figure 3. Historical Enrolment, Agusan del Sur

Primary & Secondary

Tertiary

Agusan del Sur is served by government tertiary level institutions such as the Philippine Normal University – Mindanao Campus and Agusan del Sur School of Arts and Trades in Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur State College of Agriculture and Technology in Bunawan and an annex in Sta. Josefa. In addition, private tertiary schools are also serving the province namely: Agusan del Sur College in Bayugan City; San Francisco Colleges, Mt. Carmel College, System Technology Institute, Saint Francis Xavier College, Southway College of Technology, and AMA Computer Learning Center of ADS, Inc. in San Francisco; West Agusan College in Talacogon; and, Father Saturnino Urios University in Trento.

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C. Socio-Cultural Profile

Religion

Majority of the population of Agusan del Sur were Roman Catholics (72.28 percent). Evangelicals, Iglesia ni Cristo, and Aglipayan followed with 9.95, 2.70, and 2.11 percent, respectively. Ethnic Groups

Most of population in Agusan del Sur classified themselves as Cebuanos (30.7 percent), while 15.7% as Manobo/Ata-Manobo, and 9.1% as Hiligaynon. Other ethnic groups included Boholano (7.1%) and Butuanon (4.3%). Dialect/s Spoken

Cebuano was the most widely spoken dialect in the households in Agusan del Sur accounting for 41.21%. Bisaya/Binisaya and Manobo/Ata Manabo followed with 29.42 and 9.55 percent, respectively. Indigenous People Population

The province has a total of 152,884 or 27.80% Indigenous Population. Manobo is the most common IP with 121,191 or 79%, followed by Kamayo with Mandaya 14,893 or 10%, and third Higaonon with 10,368 or 78%. Most of the Manobos are found in San Luis, La Paz, Loreto, Prosperidad, Esperanza, Rosario and Bunawan. Higaonon tribes are mostly found in Esperanza since this municipality is situated adjacent to Bukidnon Province.

D. Infrastructure

Source: DPWH, 1st Engineering District, Gov’t. Center, Patin-ay, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur.

Table 10. Completed National Road Projects, as of February 2018

Road Name Location Total Length

Primary Roads

1. Daang Maharlika (Agusan-Davao Road) San Francisco - Trento Road 73.269

1. Daang Maharlika (San Francisco - Rotonda San Francisco - Rotonda 0.12

3. NRJ Cuevas-Bislig Cuevas - Bislig Road 32.64

TOTAL 106.03

Secondary Roads

4. Asuncion-San Isidro-Laak-Veruela Sisimon - Sampaguita Road 28.57

5. Butuan City-Talacogon-Loreto-Veruela-Sta. Josefa Talacogon - La Paz - Waloe Road 23.53

6. Butuan City-Talacogon-Loreto-Veruela-Sta. Josefa Waloe Road - Nueva Gracia Road 21.83

7. Butuan City-Talacogon-Loreto-Veruela-Sta. Josefa Sampaguita - Bacay Road 12.09

8. Butuan City-Talacogon-Loreto-Veruela-Sta. Josefa Nueva Gracia - Bacay Road 4.87

9. NRJ Cuevas- Sampaguita Binongan Bridge - Sampaguita 3.09

10. NRJ Cuevas- Sampaguita Sta. Josefa - Binongan Bridge 12.06

11. NRJ Cuevas- Sta. Josefa Cuevas - Trento - Sta. Josefa Boundary 2.69

12. NRJ San Francisco - Bahi-Barobo San Francisco - Alegria Road 6.92

TOTAL 115.63

Tertiary Road

13. NRJ Pulang Lupa - Sta. Josefa Road Pulang Lupa - Sta. Josefa Road 4.07

14. NRJ Pulang Lupa - Sta. Josefa Road Primary National Road - Trento/Sta. Josefa Boundary

3.04

TOTAL 7.11

228.77

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E. Labor and Employment

The economic structure of the province is slowly shifting to urbanization from agri-based economy. The AFF sector is still the major employment type of 57% or 99,955 persons in 2009 and 48% or 93,513 persons in 2015 (Figures 13 & 14). However, the AFF sector had declined by 9 percentage points from 2009 to 2015 because the province is now gearing towards urbanization. The structural shift in the economy is explained by employment distribution where services sector and industry sector if combined constitutes 52%. Services sector had ranked second of 34% or 59,077 persons in 2009 and 32% or 63,007 in 2015. The least share of employment is from Industry sector of 9% or 15,055 persons in 2009 and 20% or 38,265 persons in 2015. However, it had displayed a remarkable increase among the sectors by 11% points from 2009 to 2015. In general, the employment of the province had increased by 12% from 174,087 in 2009 to 194,763 in 2015. The Industry Sector showed good performance in the employment generation. It had the highest rise of 154% or a difference in magnitude of 23,188 employed persons.

Table 10. Sectoral/Subsectoral Growth of Employment by Industry, 2009-2015

Table 11. Labor Force Participation Rate and Magnitude, 2015, Province, by CDA, by Sex

Note: CDA1—Bayugan City, Sibagat, Esperanza CDA2—Prosperidad, San Francisco, Rosario, Bunawan CDA3 - La Paz, San Luis and Talacogon CDA4 - Trento, Veruela, Sta. Josefa and Loreto

Table 12. Employment Rate and Magnitude, 2015, Province, by CDA, by Sex

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TOTAL BUDGET SUMMARY PER APPROVED GAA (Region-based, 2013-2020)

Office PS (’000) MOE (’000) CO (’000) Total (’000) % Share

Total - 2020 91,762 62,002 207,208 360,972 100%

PENRO 91,762 10,293 11,050 113,091 31%

CENRO Bayugan 16,188 70,785 86,797 24%

CENRO Bunawan 10,997 43,072 52,362 15%

CENRO Loreto 10,925 39,630 50,530 14%

CENRO Talacogon 10,387 42,671 53,530 1%

PASu-AMWS 3,212 3,212

Total - 2019 90,997 55,258 256,316 402,571 100%

PENRO 90,997 10,778 5,340 107,056 26.63%

CENRO Bayugan 12,416 111,912 123,898 30.82%

CENRO Bunawan 9,045 48,472 57,492 14.30%

CENRO Loreto 9,778 44,761 54,514 13.56%

CENRO Talacogon 9,274 45,831 55,080 13.70%

PASu-AMWS 3,967 - 3,967 0.99%

Total - 2018 88,813 43,609 159,433 291,855 100%

PENRO 88,813 6,478 468 24,569 9%

CENRO Bayugan 12,639 42,522 72,954 25%

CENRO Bunawan 7,420 40,329 65,571 23%

CENRO Loreto 7,340 42,312 67,422 23%

CENRO Talacogon 7,113 33,802 58,720 20%

PASu-AMWS

Total - 2017 87,739 46,175 109,775 243,689 100%

PENRO 87,739 8,265 - 96,004 39.40%

CENRO Bayugan 12,069 38,212 50,281 20.63%

CENRO Bunawan 6,678 26,405 33,083 13.58%

CENRO Loreto 6,037 22,393 28,430 11.67%

CENRO Talacogon 4,519 22,765 27,284 11.20%

PASu-AMWS 8,607 - 8,607 3.53%

Total - 2016 33,257 27,940 184,608 245,805 100%

PENRO 5,679 500 6,179 2.5%

CENRO Bayugan 6,080 62,535 68,615 27.9%

CENRO Bunawan 4,151 44,982 49,133 20.0%

CENRO Loreto 3,966 38,456 42,422 17.3%

CENRO Talacogon 3,553 35,135 38,688 15.7%

PASu-AMWS 4,511 3000 7,511 3.1%

Note: CENRO San Francisco was abolished when the Rationalization Plan was implemented.

Total - 2015 38,453 37,070 174,936 250,459 100%

Total - 2014 45,491 43,215 170,650 259,366 100%

Total - 2013 49,144 76,504 61,388 187,036 100%

Table 13. Summary of Total Budget per Approved GAA: PENRO Agusan del Sur, 2013-2020

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Status of Land Classification

Land Cover

Table 14. Forest Resources Situation

Total Land Area 829,719 has

Certified A & D 216,043 has.

Total Forestland 613,676 has.

Unclassified 26,550 has.

Classified 587,126 has.

Established Forest Reserves 83,977 has.

Established Timberland 332,471 has.

National Parks, GRBS/WA 4,500 has.

Military & Naval Reservation 347 has.

Civil Reservation* 10,707* has.

Fishponds -

ERDS Experimental Forest 38 has.

Other Land Uses 155,086 has.

*Manobo Civil Reservations within Esperanza & La Paz, ADS Note: Land statistics data is subject for further review and evaluation.

Source: NAMRIA

IV. FORESTRY RESOURCES

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Existing Land Use

Table 17. Forestland Existing Land use

Total Forest Land 613,676

Forest 337,554

Dipterocarp 306,573

Old Growth 43,335

Residual 263,238

Pine 8,913

Open 8,913

Closed

Submarginal

Mossy 22,068

Mangrove

Brushland 74,186

Other Land Uses 201,936 Note: Data are subject for further review and evaluation since there are developments

implemented within the forestland

Forestland Boundary Delineated

Table 18. Delineated and Assessed Forestland Boundary

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Production and Protection Forest

OFFICE Protection Forest

(has.) Production Forest

(has.) Total Forestland

(has.)

Table 19. Area of Production and Protection Forest

2,382

6,079

21,437

Table 20. Area of Production Forest

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Tenurial Instruments

Tenurial Instruments Issued

No. of Tenurial Issued

Total Project Area (has.)

CBFMA 37 87,273.84

SIFMA 1 220

IFMA 7 82,185

CPSA 10 172,124

Table 20. Existing Summary of Tenurial instruments

Table 21. Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA) Issued, by CENRO

In recognition of the urgent need for effective action to minimize negative upstream-downstream and on-site-off-site impacts of forest management externalities, the Philippines in 1995, officially adopted the Community-Based Forest Management (CBFM) as its overall strategy of the government towards the management and protection of forest and forestlands. This policy formulation was made through Presidential Executive Order (EO) No. 263, and allied people-oriented policies and programs of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) through the Department Administrative Order 1996-29 (DAO 1996-29).

Community Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA). CBFMAs are agreements between the DENR and the participating People’s Organizations. The CBFMA, which has a duration of twenty-five (25) years renewable for another twenty-five (25) years, shall provide tenurial security and incentives to develop, utilize and manage specific portions of forest lands pursuant to approved CRMFs. The CBFMA is a production sharing agreement which is designed to ensure that the participating community shall enjoy the benefits of sustainable utilization, management and conservation of forestlands and natural resources therein. The government shall share in these benefits in the form of increased natural resource protection and rehabilitation, forest charges, fees and/or taxes as determined and agreed upon. (Reference DAO 1996-29)

Agusan del Sur has a total of thirty-four (34) Community-based Forest Management Agreement, with an area of 76,872.84 hectares. Active CBFM Holders are implementers of NGP and CBFM-CARP and other DENR projects.

CENROs Total Number of CBFMAs

Total Area (has)

Total Number of Members

Total Number of

Beneficiaries Remarks

PENRO Total 37 76,872.84 6,725 28,742

Bayugan 23 52,048.69 4,636 19,419

Bunawan 5 3,726.00 579 4,970

Loreto 6 14,549.00 1500 8,264

Talacogon 3 16,950.15 524 2,152

One of the CBFM-POs (LISAG) was recommended for cancellation

Community-Based Forest Management Agreement

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Table 21. List of Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA) Issued

CBFM Holder Location Chairperson

CBFM Registration Total Project Area (has.)

PO Members (No.) Beneficiaries

(No.)

Number Date Issued Date

Expired M F Total M F Total

Agusan del Sur (34)

CENRO Bayugan (23)

Padiay Agro-farmers Association (PAFA)

Brgy. Padiay, Sibagat, ADS

Arpilio B. Basao

74002 12/29/1999 1/24/2024 6,977.00 81 65 146 685 1,600

2,285

Kalambuan Tribal Tree Farmers Association (KATTFA)

Brgy. Kolambugan, Sibagat, ADS

Salvador J. Dequito

74003 1/24/2000 1.24/2025 5,125.00 135 43 178 160 45 205

Bagani Tribal Returnees Community Dev’t. Association Inc (BTRCDAI)

Brgy. Bantolinao, Padiay, Sibagat, ADS

Arnold M. Acebedo

71003 1/12/1999 5/16/2026 1,204.60 40 10 50 120 28 148

Perez-Sibagat Tribal Development Farmers Association (PESTRIDEFA)

Brgy. Perez, Sibagat, ADS

Delfin I. Fabial

71004 1/19/1999 1/14/2024 1,750.00 83 38 121 260 204 464

Brgy. Sta. Cruz Tribal Farmers Development Association, Inc. (BSTFDAI)

Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Sibagat

Narciso B. Mabandos

71002 2/19/1999 2/19/2024 2,162.02 40 27 67 162 84 246

Banag-banag Community Farmers Multi-purpose Coop. (BCPFAMCO)

Brgy. Banag-banag, Sibagat, ADS

Benedicto B. Marcelino

71008 2/19/1999 2/19/2024 3,845.00 54 31 85 95 30 125

Magsaysay Farmers Multi-purpose Coop (MFMPC)

Brgy. Magsaysay, Sibagat, ADS

Ferdinand Silag Guinsod

71010 8/5/1999 8/5/2024 2,029.00 33 34 67 54 126 180

Sta. Maria Magkalape Tree Planters Association (SMMTPA)

Brgy. Sta. Maria, Sibagat, ADS

Jovito Agua 71011 3/9/1998 11/18/2023 1,880.00 68 6 74 203 188 391

Banag-banag Tribal Development Association (BBATRIDA)


Ruel Comcom 71015 6/71999 6/7/2024 795.75 77 55 132 205 480 685

Bunaguit Farmers Producers Cooperative (BFPC)

Brgy. Bunaguit, Esperanza, ADS

Leonida P. Manpatilan

71006 9/28/1999 2/19/2026 2,150.00 80 60 140 167 391 558

Tagubay, Mahayag, Cortez Cooperative (TAMACO)

Brgy. Tagubay, Mahayag and Claro Cortes, Sibagat, ADS

Pedro C. Satago, Jr.

71014 3/18/1999 3/26/2024 2,590.00 45 20 65 240 160 400

Bakingking Farmers Multi-purpose Coo. (BAFMUPCO)

Brgy. Bakingking, Esperanza, ADS

Janifer H. Aya 71012 4/13/1999 5/26/2025 699.99 67 25 92 201 219 420

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CBFM Registration Total Project Area (has.)

Total PO Members (No.)

Total Beneficiaries (No.)

Number Date Issued Date


Agusan del Sur (34)

CENRO Bayugan (23)

Iligan Tribal Farmers Community Dev’t. Association (PADEA)

Brgy. Milagros, Esperanza

Angelito S. Balili

71016 9/13/2000 9/13/2025 1,597.97 100 125 225 530 417 947

Association of Bisaya Manobo of Mt. Carmel, Inc. (ABISMAMCI)

Brgy. Mt. Carmel, Bayugan City. ADS

Ruel A. Bayong

71017 11/16/2000 5/30/2025 1,909.00 333 60 393 994 2,320 3,314

Higaonon Tribe Agro-Forestry Foundation Inc. (HITAFFI)

Brgy. Salug, Esperanza, ADS

Alfredo S. Manpatilan

71022 3/2/2002 3/18/2023 1,002.00 192 212 404 230 537 767

San Juan Tribal Association (SJTIA)

Brgy. San Juan, Bayugan City, ADS

Jovencia Sag-od

71023 7/3/2002 7/3/2027 767.00 685 501 1,185 684 501 1,184

Banwaon Magsasaka Community, Incorporated (BMCI)

Brgy. Tagbalili, Esperanza, ADS

Amy C. Mancognahan

71002 9/18/1998 9/18/2023 3,197.99 51 33 84 509 1,188 1,697

Iligan Tribal Farmers Community Development Association Incorporated (ITFCDAI)

Brgy. Padiay, Sibagat, ADS

Julius C. Mabandos

71005 12/31/1998 12/31/2023 2,639.75 200 200 400 254 595 849

San Isidro Villangit Agrofarmers Association (SIVAFA), Inc.

Brgy. San Isidro & Villangit, Sibagat, ADS

Carlos G. Mandag

71029 12/18/1999 12/18/2027 2,909.00 96 38 134 299 320 619

Mabuhay Timberland Farmers Multi-purpose Cooperative ()

Brgy. Mabuhay, Prosperidad, ADS

Leonardo S. Morgadez

71001 5/5/1998 5/5/2023 2,115.00 54 40 94 15 103 118

MASAU (Mapaga, Sta, Maria, Aurora) - Forestland Occupants Association (MASAU-FOA)

Brgy. Mapaga, Sta. Maria, Aurora, Prosperidad, ADS

Florentino P. Mabras, Jr.

71013 3/1/1999 3/1/2024 1,070.62 125 100 225 200 150 350

Sta. Irene ISF Beneficiaries Multipurpose Coop

Brgy. Sta. Irene, Prosperidad, ADS

Isabelo Perigreno

71020 12/29/2000 12/29/2025 1,212.00 123 105 28 469 1,096 1,565

Gacub Settlers Multi-purpose Cooperative

Brgy. Gacub Purisima, Prosperidad, ADS

Alfredo Perez 71031 1/14/2000 1/14/2025 2,400.00 215 185 400 240 190 430

CENRO Bunawan (5)

Bunawan upland farmers producers Cooperative

Brgy. San Andres & Consuelo, Bunawan, ADS

Alberto o. Prado, Jr.

71019 7/31/2002 7/31/2027 1,037.00 96 22 118 196 293 489

Sayon Agro-forestry Federated Farmers Association (SAFFFAI)

Brgy. Sayon, Sta. Josef, ADS

Amado B. Rojas

71026 12/18/2002 12/18/2027 435.00 110 28 138 192 288 480

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Table 21. List of Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA) Issued ….Continuation


CBFM Registration Total

Project Area (has.)

Total PO Members (No.)

Total Beneficiaries (No.)

Number

Date Issued Date


Agusan del Sur (34)

Awao Sustainable Upland Agricultural & Forestry Farmers Federation (ASUAFFF)

Brgy. Awao Sta. Josefa, ADS

Arnold B. Dagasohan

71027 12/18/2002 12/18/2027

692.00 162 42 204 743 607 1,350

Brgy/ Lucac, San Francisco, ADS

Dionesy G. Maguinda

71018 12/18/2000 12/18/2025

1,000.00 52 25 77 491 460 951

Bgy. Kalingayan, Rosario, ADS

Joselito Serrano

71032 2/1/2006 2/1/2033

562 20 22 42 510 1,190 1,700

CENRO Loreto (3)

Tugpan Tribal Farmers Producers Cooperative (TUTRIFAPCO)

Brgy. Sampaguita, Sonubong, Veruela, ADS

Ruperto M. Bacudan

71025 11/19/2003 11/19/2027 1,740.00 347 186 533 709 386 1,095

WAMVIPO Agrofirestry Dev’t. Association Inc. (WAMVIPO)

Brgy. Waloe, Violanta Magaud, Maitom & Poblacion, Loreto, ADS

Iñego Q. Angwas, Jr.

71030 4/1/2003 4/1/2028 2,278.00 358 25 383 408 601 1,009

Tuya-tuyaan Tribal Farmers Producers Cooperative (TTFPC)

San Vicente, Loreto, ADS

Artemio U. Tawide

710024 11/20/2002 11/20/2027 130.00 63 7 70 37 60 97

CENRO Talacogon (3)

Desamparados Community Development & Forest Management Association Inc

Brgy. Desamparados, Talacogon, ADS

Fernando M. Tambis

71009 5/19/2000 5/19/2025 1,474.15 99 38 137 220 328 548

Laminga Indigenous Social Action Group (LISAG)

Brgy. Don Alejandro, San Luis, ADS

Jimmy M. Minglana

71021 12/21/2001 12/21/2026 866.00 24 2 26 74 90 164

Manobo Tribal Indigenous Cultural Community (MICC)

Brgy. KasapaI-II, La Paz, Loreto, ADS

Felizarte Torres/ Datu Tagilong

74006 12/18/2002 12/18/2026 14,610.0 336 25 361 558 882 1,440

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Table 21.a. Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA) - with CRMF and FYWP

CBFM Holder Location Total

Project Area (has.)

CBFM Registration Date CRMF

Affirmed Number Date Issued Date Expired

PENRO Agusan del Sur (34)

CENRO Bayugan (19)

Padiay Agro-farmers Association (PAFA)

Brgy. Padiay, Sibagat, ADS 6,977.00 74002 12/29/1999 1/24/2024 11/21/2001

Kalambuan Tribal Tree Farmers Association (KATTFA)

Brgy. Kolambugan, Sibagat, ADS

5,125.00 74003 1/24/2000 1.24/2025 06/28/2002

Bagani Trbal Returnees Community Dev’t. Association Inc (BTRCDAI)

Brgy. Bantolinao, Padiay, Sibagat, ADS

1,204.60 71003 1/12/1999 5/16/2026 01/15/2001

Perez-Sibagat Tribal Development Farmers Association (PESTRIDEFA)

Brgy. Perez, Sibagat, ADS 1,750.00 71004 1/19/1999 1/14/2024 07/06/2009

Brgy. Sta. Cruz Tribal Farmers Development Association, Inc. (BSTFDAI)

Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Sibagat 2,162.02 71002 2/19/1999 2/19/2024 01/06/1999

Banag-banag Community Farmers Multi-purpose Coop. (BCPFAMCO)


3,845.00 71008 2/19/1999 2/19/2024 -

Magsaysay Farmers Multi-purpose Coop (MFMPC)

Brgy. Magsaysay, Sibagat, ADS

2,029.00 71010 8/5/1999 8/5/2024 -

Sta. Maria Magkalape Tree Planters Association (SMMTPA)

Brgy. Sta. Maria, Sibagat, ADS

1,880.00 71011 3/9/1998 11/18/2023 -

Banag-banag Tribal Development Association (BBATRIDA)


795.75 71015 6/71999 6/7/2024 09/29/1999

Bunaguit Farmers Producers Cooperative (BFPC)

Brgy. Bunaguit, Esperanza, ADS

2,150.00 71006 9/28/1999 2/19/2026 03/19/2003

Tagubay, Mahayag, Cortez Cooperative (TAMACO)

Brgy. Tagubay, Mahayag and Claro Cortes, Sibagat, ADS

2,590.00 71014 3/18/1999 3/26/2024 04/08/1999

Bakingking Farmers Multi-purpose Coo. (BAFMUPCO)

Brgy. Bakingking, Esperanza, ADS

699.99 71012 4/13/1999 5/26/2025 03/16/1999

Iligan Tribal Farmers Community Dev’t. Association

Brgy. Milagros, Esperanza 1,597.97 71016 9/13/2000 9/13/2025 06/28/2001

Association of Bisaya Manobo of Mt. Carmel, Inc. (ABISMAMCI)

Brgy. Mt. Carmel, Bayugan City. ADS

1,909.00 71017 11/16/2000 5/30/2025 05/31/2001

Higaonon Tribe Agro-Forestry Foundation Inc. (HITAFFI)

Brgy. Salug, Esperanza, ADS

1,002.00 71022 3/2/2002 3/18/2023 04/23/2002

San Juan Tribal Association (SJTIA) Brgy. San Juan, Bayugan City, ADS

767.00 71023 7/3/2002 7/3/2027 09/29/2003

Banwaon Magsasaka Community, Incorporated (BMCI)

Brgy. Tagbalili, Esperanza, ADS

3,197.99 71002 9/18/1998 9/18/2023 01/096/1999

Iligan Tribal Farmers Community Development Association Incorporated (ITFCDAI)

Brgy. Padiay, Sibagat, ADS 2,639.75 71005 12/31/1998 12/31/2023 06/28/2001

San Isidro Villangit Agrofarmers Association (SIVAFA), Inc.

Brgy. San Isidro & Villangit, Sibagat, ADS

2,909.00 71029 12/18/1999 12/18/2027 -

Mabuhay Timberland Farmers Multi-purpose Cooperative ()

Brgy. Mabuhay, Prosperidad, ADS

2,115.00 71001 5/5/1998 5/5/2023 08/11/1998

MASAU (Mapaga, Sta, Maria, Aurora) - Forestland Occupants Association (MASAU-FOA)

Brgy. Mapaga, Sta. Maria, Aurora, Prosperidad, ADS

1,070.62 71013 3/1/1999 3/1/2024 09/28/2002

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CBFM Holder Location Total

Project Area (has.)

CBFM Registration Date CRMF

Affirmed Number Date Issued Date Expired

Sta. Irene ISF Beneficiaries Multipurpose Coop

Brgy. Sta. Irene, Prosperidad, ADS

1,212.00 71020 12/29/2000 12/29/2025 12/12/2000

Gacub Settlers Multi-purpose Cooperative Brgy. Gacub Purisima, Prosperidad, ADS

2,400.00 71031 1/14/2000 1/14/2025 09/28/2002

CENRO Bunawan

Bunawan upland farmers producers Cooperative

Brgy. San Andres & Consuelo, Bunawan, ADS

1,037.00 71019 7/31/2002 7/31/2027 12/12/2000

Sayon Agro-forestry Federated Farmers Association (SAFFFAI)

Brgy. Sayon, Sta. Josef, ADS

435.00 71026 12/18/2002 12/18/2027 -

Awao Sustainable Upland Agricultural & Forestry Farmers Federation (ASUAFFF)

Brgy. Awao Sta. Josefa, ADS

692.00 71027 12/18/2002 12/18/2027 -

Lucac Pilot Community Farmer Beneficiaries Brgy/ Lucac, San Francisco, ADS

1,000.00 71017 12/18/2000 12/18/2025 12/12/2001

Bgy. Kalingayan, Rosario, ADS

562 71032 2/1/2006 2/1/2033 -

CENRO LORETO

Tugpan Tribal Farmers Producers Cooperative (TUTRIFAPCO)

Brgy. Sampaguita, Sonubong, Veruela, ADS

1,740.00 71025 11/19/2003 11/19/2027 -

WAMVIPO Agrofirestry Dev’t. Association Inc. (WAMVIPO)

Brgy. Waloe, Violanta Magaud, Maitom & Poblacion, Loreto, ADS

2,278.00 71030 4/1/2003 4/1/2028 12/30/2003

Tuya-tuyaan Tribal Farmers Producers Cooperative (TTFPC)

San Vicente, Loreto, ADS

130.00 710024 11/20/2002 11/20/2027 -

Man-anohog Farmers Association Inc, (MFAI) Brgy. Kasapa I, Loreto, Agusan del Sur

7,543.00 2020-ADS-002

01/23/2020 01/22/2045 No CRMF yet

Sanggod Farmers Land Development Association (SFLDA)

Brgy. Waloe, Loreto, Agusan del Sur

2,000.00 2019-ADS-001

12/11/2019 12/10/2044 No CRMF yet

Sta. Teresa Ancestral Domain Farmers Producers Cooperative (STADFAPCO)

Brgy. Sta. Teresa, Loreto, Agusan del Sur

858.00 2020-ADS-003

01/23/2020 01/22/2045 No CRMF yet

CENRO TALACOGON

Desamparados Community Development & Forest Management Association Inc

Brgy. Desamparados, Talacogon, ADS

1,474.15 71009 5/19/2000 5/19/2025 08/07/2001

Laminga Indigenous Social Action Group (LISAG)

Brgy. Don Alejandro, San Luis, ADS

866.00 71021 12/21/2001 12/21/2026 11/2002

Manobo Tribal Indigenous Cultural Community (MICC)

Brgy. KasapaI-II, La Paz, Loreto, ADS

14,610.0 74006 12/18/2002 12/18/2026 07/02/2003

Table 21.a. Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA) - with CRMF and FYWP

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Name of PO Acronym CBFM

No. Program Title

Year

Implemented

Area

(has.) Species Planted Status

CENRO BUNAWAN

Awao Sustainable Upland Agriculture and Forestry Farmers

Federation, Inc.

ASSUAFI 71027 UDP 2010 21 Rubber Completed

NGP 2011 30 Rubber, Falcata, Cacao

Coffee Completed

NGP 2012 200 Rubber, Falcata, Cacao

Coffee

Damaged by

Typhoon

NGP 2015 58 Rubber Completed

CBFM/CARP 2012 30 Rubber with Banana Completed


Sayon Agro Forestry Federation Association

Inc.

SAFFAI 71026 NGP 2010 19 Rubber Completed

2011 40 Rubber, Falcata, Cacao

Coffee Completed

2012 150 Rubber, Falcata, Cacao

Coffee

Damaged by

Typhoon

2014 43 Rubber Completed

2015 55 Rubber Completed


2015 30 Rubber with Banana Completed

Singanan Upland Farmers Producers Cooperative

SUFPCO 71019 UDP 2009 20 Refo Falcata Completed

36 Agro Rubber Completed

NGP 2011 60 Rubber/Falcata Completed

CBFM/CARP 2014-15 35+25 Rubber/Falcata Completed

NGP 2015 188 Rubber/ Falcata Completed

NGP 2017 90 Agroforestry On-going Y3 M

& P

CENRO LORETO

Tugpan Tribal Farmers

Producers Cooperative TUTRIFAPCO 71025 NGP 2011 137 Falcata Completed

NGP 2012 130 Falcata Completed



2016 100 Falcata/ Rubber/ Cacao Completed

NGP 2017 152 Hedgerows/

Agroforestry/ Bamboo

On-going Y3

M&P

NGP 2018 55 Falcata On-going Y2

WAMVIPO Agro-Forestry Dev't.

Association, Inc.

WAFDI 71030 NGP 2011 79 Rubber/Falcata Completed


NGP 2013 Falcata Completed

NGP 2014 432 Rubber/Falcata, Fruit

Trees & Indigenous Completed

2016 252 falcata On-going M &

P

MMFN 2015 100 falcata On-going M &

P

NGP 2017 74 Timber/ Bamboo On-going M &

P

CBFM/CARP 2013 50 Rubber & Cacao Completed

NGP 2018 40 Timber (Falcata) On-going Y2

M&P

Tuya-Tuyaan Tribal Farmers Producers

Cooperative

TTFPC 71024 NGP 2013 30 Rubber, Falcata and

Fruit Trees Completed

2016 100 Falcata Completed

2017 20 Bamboo Completed

MMFN 2015 50 Falcata Completed

NGP 2018 55 Timber On-going Y2

M&P

Table 21.b. DENR Projects within Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA) Areas

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Name of PO Acronym CBFM No. Program

Title Year Implemented

Area


CENRO TALACOGON

Manobo Indigenous

Cultural Communities

MICC 74006 NGP 2015 50

Falcata, Budded Rubber, Coffee

and Cacao Completed


2017 57 Timber/

Agroforestry

On-going M

& P

Desamparados Community Development and Forest Management Association,

Inc.

DCDFMAI 71009 NGP 2013 47

Falcata, Budded Rubber and Fruit

Trees Completed

NGP 2014 426

Falcata, Budded Rubber and

Indigenous Completed

NGP 2015 100 Budded Rubber Completed


MMFN 2015 183 Falcata

On-going maintenance and

protection

Kalingayan Community Based Resource Management Peoples

Organization

KCBRMPC 71032 NGP 2011 79 Rubber/Falcata Completed

NGP 2012 151.5 Rubber &


NGP 2013 79 Rubber &


Sta. Irene ISF Multi-

Purpose Cooperative SIISFMPC 71013 UDP 2009 65 Falcata & Rubber Completed



NGP 2013 Falcata Completed

CBFM/CARP 2010 40 Rubber & Cacao Completed


NGP 2017 57 Timber/ Agroforestry/

Hedgerows

On-going M

& P

MASAU (Mapaga, Sta. Maria & Aurora) Forest Land Occupants

Association

MASAU-FLOA 71013 UDP 2009 143 Completed

NGP 2011 150 Completed


CBFM/CARP 2011 50 Rubber Intercropped with

Banana

Completed

KOICA 2011 100 Falcata Completed


NGP 2018 75 Falcata On-going Y2

M&P

Lucac Pilot Community Forest Beneficiary

Association

LUPICOMFOBA 71018 UDP 2009 133 Rubber/Timber Completed

UDP 2010 82 Falcata Completed

UDP 2010 51 Rubber/Abaca/

Banana Completed

CBFM/CARP 2010 40 Rubber with

Cacao Completed

NGP 2011 79 Timber Completed

NGP 2012 173 Falcata and (FUEL

WOOD) IPIL-IPIL Completed

NGP 2013 122 Timber/Rubber/

Indi. Completed

NGP 2014 70 Timber/Rubber Completed

NGP 2015 50 TIMBER Completed

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CENRO Bayugan

Bakingking Farmers Multi-

Purpose Cooperative BFMPC 71012 UDP 2009 45 Falcata & Fruit

Trees

NGP 2012 20 Kakawate

2013 100 Falcata, Rubber &


2014 139 Falcata, Rubber &


2015 50 Falcata On-going maintenance and

protection

MMFN 2015 70 Falcata On-going maintenance and

protection

CBFM/CARP 2011 30 Rubber intercropped with

Banana and Falcata

Completed

Bunaguit farmers Multi-

Purpose Cooperative BUFAMCO 71006 UDP 2009 45

NGP 2013 217 Falcata, Rubber , Cacao, Coffee, Indigenous & Fruit

Trees

Completed

2014 180 Falcata, Rubber , Cacao, Coffee, Indigenous & Fruit

Trees

Completed

2015 50 Falcata, Rubber , Cacao, Coffee, Indigenous & Fruit

Trees


protection

MMFN 2015 70 Falcata On-going maintenance and

protection

2016 50 Falcata On-going maintenance and

protection


Banana and Falcata

Completed

Higaonon Tribe Farmers

Association HITRIFA 71022 NGP 2015 70 Falcata, Rubber,

Cacao & Coffee

on-going

implementation

Banwaon Magsasaka

Community Inc. 71002 UDP 2009 45

2010

NGP 2011

2012 20 Kakawate

2013 50 Rubber/ Falcata


Banana and Falcata


protection


Title

Year

Implemented Area (has.) Species Planted Status

CENRO TALACOGON

Mabuhay Timberland Farmers Multi-Purpose

Cooperative

MATILFAMCO 71001 SPISP 2003-2007 Completed

UDP 2009 108 Falcata/Fruit Trees Completed

UDP 2010 94 Rubber Intercropped with

Banana

Completed


2012 Completed


2014 150 Falcata/Rubber/

Coffee/Indi. Completed

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Title

Year

Implemented

Area


Perez- Sibagat Tribal Tribal Development

Farmers Association

PESTRIDEFA 71004 NGP 2011 94 Falcata, Rubber & fruit

Trees Completed

2013 284 Falcata, Rubber & fruit

Trees Completed

2014 99 Falcata, Rubber & fruit

Trees Completed


Padiay Agro-Farmers

Association PAFA 74002 NGP 2013 200 Rubber & Falcata Completed

2014 222 Rubber & Falcata Completed

2015 50 Rubber & Falcata Completed


2017 70 Timber/ Bamboo/ Agroforestry/

Hedgerows

On-going M & P

2018 40 Falcata On-going M & P

Kalambuan Tribal Tree

Farmers, Inc. KATTFA 74003 NGP 2012 141 Falcata, Rubber, Fruit

Trees & Indigenous

Spp.

Completed

2013 375 Falcata, Rubber, Fruit Trees & Indigenous

Spp.

Completed

2014 349 Falcata, Rubber, Fruit Trees & Indigenous

Spp.

Completed


2016 150 Timber/ Agroforestry On-going M & P

2017 33 Timber/ Agroforestry/

Hedgerows On-going M & P

Barangay Sta.Cruz Tribal Farmers Development

Association, Inc.

BSCTFDAI 71007 NGP 2012 54 Falcata, Rubber,Fruit Trees, Coffee,Cacao &

Indigenous

completed

2014 84 Falcata, Rubber,Fruit Trees, Coffee,Cacao &

Indigenous

completed

2015 50 Timber Completed

2017 45 Timber/ Agroforestry/

hedgerows On-going Y3 M&P

2019 49 Timber (falcata) On-going Y2 M&P

ITFCDAI 71005 CBFM/CARP 2012 60 Rubber intercropped with Banana and

Falcata Plantation

Completed Iligan Tribal Farmers Community Development

Association, Inc NGP 2016 50 Falcata Completed

NGP 2017 45 Timber/ Agroforestry/

Hedgerows On-going Y3 M & P

NGP 2018 39 Timber (falcate) On-going Y2 M&P

Tamaco Management People's Organization

(TAMPO)

TAMPO NGP 2014 270 Falcata/ Rubber/ Cacao Completed

2015 50 Falcata/ Rubber Completed

2016 150 Falcata/ Rubber Completed

2017 36 Timber/ Agroforestry On-going M & P

Pigsilawan Agroforestry Development Association

PADEA 71016 UDP 2009 44 Falcata & Fruit Trees Completed

NGP 2011 52 Falcata, Rubber & Fruit

Trees Completed

2014 227 Falcata, Rubber & Fruit

Trees Completed

2015 90 Falcata, Rubber & Fruit

Trees Completed


CBFM/CARP 2010 60 Rubber intercropped with Banana and

Falcata

Completed

CBFM/CARP 2015 50 Completed

MMFN 2015 100 Falcata On-going M & P

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Socialized Industrial Forest Management Agreement

Socialized Industrial Forest Management Agreement (SIFMA) refers to an agreement entered into by and between a natural or juridical person and the DENR wherein the latter grants to the former the right to develop, utilize and manage a small tract of forest land, consistent with the principle of Sustainable Development (DAO 1996-24).

Licensee/Permit No./ Location SIFMA No. Date Issued Area Remarks

LGU-San Luis, Agusan del San Luis, Agusan 06-2009 June 23, 220

Table 22. List of Socialized Industrial Forest Management Agreement (SIFMA), Agusan

Integrated Forest Management Agreement

Integrated Forest Management Agreement (IFMA) – a production-sharing contract entered into by and between the DENR and a qualified applicant wherein the DENR grants to the latter the exclusive right to develop, manage, protect and utilize a specified area of forestland and forest resource therein for a period of 25 years and may be renewed for another 25- year period, consistent with the principle of sustainable development and in accordance with an approved CDMP, and under which both parties share in its produce (DAO 99-53)

Table 23. List of Existing/Active Integrated Forest Management Agreement (IFMA), Agusan del Sur

Name of PO Acronym Program Year Area Species Planted Status

Banag-Banag Community Farmers Multi-purpose Cooperative

BCOFAMCO NGP 2012 200 Falcata, Rubber & Fruit Trees/ Completed

2013 286 Falcata, Rubber & Fruit Trees/


2014 233 Timber/ Agroforestry Completed


2017 45 Timber/ Agroforestry/ Hedgerows On-going M & P


Barangay Banag Banag Tribal Development Association, Inc.

BBATRIDA NGP 2014 178 Falcata, Rubber & Fruit Trees/


2015 53 Timber/ Agroforestry Completed


2017 60 Timber/ Agroforestry/ Hedgerows On-going Y3 M&P



Holder IFMA No. Area (Has.) Date Issued/ Expiry

Location Status

CENRO Talacogon

Casilayan Softwood Development Corporation

2008-03 (integration of

IFMAs 07-2006, 19 and 94-009)

5,000 January 01, 2009—January 01, 2034

Brgy. Mahayahay, San Luis

Active

Woodland Domain Inc

19-2007 31,188 July 27, 2007 - July 27, 2032

Talacogon and San Luis

Active

Note: CSDC in Sta. Maria, Prosperidad is only WPP. IFMA area is at San Luis

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Certificates of Ancestral Domain Titles (CADT) Areas

No. CADT No. Sub-basin Date Approved Municipality Area (ha) Remarks

Agusan del Sur (Total) 248,576.20

1. CADT 093 Wawa-Andanan 11/13/2008 Sibagat 51,207.62 Unregistered

2. CADT 079

Adgaoan, Casilayan, Maasam and Ojot

9/3/2008 San Luis 25,895 Registered to ROD

3. CADT 117 Adgaoan and Umayam No data La Paz 67,577.95 Unregistered

4. CADT 077 Agusan Marsh 9/3/2008 Talacogon 13,969.2 Unregistered

5. CADT 142 Agusan Marsh 12/21/2009 Rosario 1,971.62 Unregistered

6. CADT 090 Agusan Marsh 11/7/2008 Loreto 5,020.01 Unregistered

7. CADT 078 Solibao 9/3/2008 Rosario 22,581.33 Unregistered

8. CADT 089 Ihaoan and Lugom-Baobo 11/7/2008 Veruela & Sta. Josefa

30,453.77 Unregistered

9. CADT 136 Solibao and Agusan Marsh

9/23/2009 Bunawan 29,899.7 Unregistered

A total of nine (9) Certificate of Ancestral Domain Titles (CADT) are approved and existing within Agusan del Sur Source: NCIP, Province of Agusan del Sur

Table 22. list of issued Integrated Forest Management Agreement (IFMA) Expired/Exisiting

Integrated to IFMA 2008-03

Expired Expired

Integrated to IFMA 2008-03 Expired Integrated to IFMA 2008-03 Active/ Operating

Wood-based Industry

Office WPP Lumber Dealer

Rattan Processing

Plant

Total 15 29 3

CENRO Bayugan 5 22 2

CENRO Bunawan 1 3 -

CENRO Loreto 3 - 1

CENRO Talacogon 6 4 5

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Wood Processing Plant

Table 24. Existing/Operating Wood Processing Plant

The province of Agusan del Sur has 15 wood processing plant permittees. Seven are located within the AOR of CENRO Talacogon, six are in CENRO Bayugan, three in CENRO Loreto and one in CENRO Bunawan.

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Lumber Dealer Registration, 2020

Name of Establishment

Proprietor Location Certificate of Registration

No.

Date Issued

Expiry Date

Volume (cu.m.)/bd.ft.

CENRO BAYUGAN

1 EW Dakutan Resources Corporation

Herman S. Tumaclas-General Manager

Purok 7, Brgy. Dakutan, Esperanza, ADS

LD-R13-14-02192022 (New)

05-14-2019

02-19-2022

253,552 bd.ft. of planted

species lumber from its owned

processing plant

2 Chavez Lumber Supply

Feroza B. Chavez

Purok 14, Sibagat, ADS

LD-R13-01-01032020 (New)

01-3-2019

01-03-2020

12,700.00 bd.ft. Gmelina

Chainsawn lumber

3 Balug Lumber Trading

Cecil I. Balug Brgy. Tabon-tabon, Sibagat, ADS

LD-R13-02-01072020 (Renewal)

01-07-2019

01-07-2020

24,500 bd.ft. Gmelina

Chainsawn lumber

4 W. Alapag Lumber and Woodcraft Supply

Winefredo O. Alapag

Purok 4, Poblacion, Prosperidad, ADS

LD-R13-03-01082020 (New)

01-08-2019

01-08-2020


Chainsawn lumber

5 Jengyen Stick and Lumber Retailing

Evelyn N. Tuloy

P-3, Brgy. Poblacion, Sibagat, ADS

LD-R13-11-04052020 (Renewal)

4-05-2019

4-05-2020

20.0 cu.m.-Mahogany

29.11 cu.m.-Gmelina

chainsawn lumber

6 Merlyn Stick and Lumber Retail

Merlinda D. Navaja

Purok 8, Taglatawan, Bayugan City, ADS

LD-R13-09-07192019 (New)

07-19-2018

07-19-2019

50.00 cu.m./12,700 bd.ft. Gmelina

Chainsawn lumber

7 5M Lumber Dealer

Mariano V. De Chavez

Taglatawan, Bayugan City, ADS

LD-R13-27-08092018 (Renewal)

08-09-2018

08-09-2019

19,080 bd.ft. Gmelina

Chainsawn lumber

8 Nen Trading Noel P. Navaro, Sr.

Taglatawan, Bayugan City, ADS

LD-R13-26-*08092018 (New)

08-08-2018

08-08-2019


Chainsawn lumber

9 Christina Stick and Lumber Producer

Christina S. Comcom

Purok 11, Poblacion, Sibagat, ADS

LD-R13-16-07162019 (New)

7/16/2018

7-16-2019

427.00 cu.m.

10

Mira Stick and Lumber Retail

Miraluna T. Kakilala

Purok 19, Curvada, Poblacion, Bayugan City, ADS

LD-R13-20-07202019 (New)

7/20/2018

7-20-2019

268.27 cu.m.

11

ELMO Corporation

Duek-Ja Kim Lee

Purok-1, Mabuhay, Bayugan City, ADS

LD-R13-38-11192021 (Renewal)

11-19-2018

11-19-2021

852,240 bd.ft. Own

processing plant

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Lumber Dealer Registration, 2020 (continuation)


Proprietor Location Certificate of

Registration No.

Date Issued

Expiry

Date


CENRO BUNAWAN

1.

ERs Planted Specie Lumber Dealer

Alan T. Roy Purok 3A, Brgy. 1, San Francisco, ADS

LD-R13-13-07092019 (Renewal)

7/9/2018

7/9/2019

8,000 bd.ft.

2 MELJUN Planted Specie and Lumber Supply

Segundino C. Dagaang, Jr.

Brgy. 1, San Francisco, ADS

LD-R13-11-07092019 (Renewal)

7/9/2018

7/9/2019

8,000 bd.ft.

3 Wood Station Corporation

Nestor C. Tagpuno

San Ignacio, Trento, ADS

LD-R13-22-08032021 (Renewal)

8/3/2018

2/18/2021

Owned Processing Plant

(2,265.00 bd.ft./960,360.00

bd.ft.)

4 S a n F r a n c i sc o A s s o c i a t i o n o f Differently Abled P e r s o n M u l t i -P u r p o s e Cooperative (SAFRA-ADAP MPC)

Achilles L. Bayano

Barangay Pisaan, San Francisco, ADS

LD-R13-38-11292019 (New)

11/29/2018

11/29/2019

50,800 bd.ft.

CENRO LORETO

1 CPB Uprise Wood Ventures and Veneering Plant

Spouses Joel A. Apolinario and Reyna L. Apolinario , Proprietor/Modie S. Dagala, General Manager

Brgy. Don Mateo, Veruela, ADS

LD-R13-21-07052021 (Renewal)

7/24/2018

7/5/2021

O w n e d processing plant

2 RACWOOD Mini-Sawmill

Randolph B. Plaza

Brgy. Sta. Teresa, Loreto, ADS

LD-R13-15-05082022 (New)

5/29/2019

5/29/2020

O w n e d processing plant-1 , 0 6 2 c u . m . / 4 5 0 ,2 8 8 bd.ft. annually

CENRO TALACOGON

1 DJM Enterprises Danica P. Dela Cruz

P-3, Buena Gracia, Talacogon, ADS

LD-R13-12-04032020 (New)

4-24-2019

4-24-2020

40,000 bd.ft. fruit tree trees

2 New Woodhouse

and Merchandizing

Corporation

Augusto Ibarra Buenagracia, Talacogon, ADS

LD-R13-20

-0502020

(Renewal)

1/10/20

18

12/4/2

020

100,000 cu.m. imported and

11,041.91 cu.m. Falcata

3 MTB’s Stick and Lumber Supply

Bryan M. Azucena

Purok 1, Labnig, Talacogon, ADS

LD-R13-36-102919 (New)

10-29-2018

10-29-2019

10,000 bd.ft. plantation sps.

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No.

Date Issued

Expiry Date

Volume (cu.m.)/

bd.ft.

CENRO TALACOGON Cont.

4 AA Lumber Supply and Furniture

Consuelo R. Lapinig

Purok 7, Del Monte, Talacogon, ADS

LD-R13-39-12042019 (New)

11-04-2018

12-05-2019

985.62 cu.m./250,996.12 bd.ft. chainsawn plantation

spp.

5 Paladin Wood Enterprises

Nestor C. Tagpuno

Buenagracia, Talacogon, ADS

LD-R13-02-02092019 (Renewal)

2/9/2018 2/10/2019

50,000 bd.ft.

6 Adales Furniture and Lumber Supply

Nelson T. Andales

P-5 Don Alejandro, San Luis, ADS

LD-R1\3-30-10122019 (New)

10/12/2018

10/12/2019

826.42 cu.m.

7 MINDAHILLA

Mini-

Sawmill

and Veneer

Amparo B.

Plaza

P-Durian, Brgy. San Agustin, Talacogon,

ADS

LD-R13-20-

0502020

(Renewal)

6/13/201

7

5/05/

2020

15,031.94 cu.m. local

planted species

Lumber Dealer Registration, 2020 (continuation)

Registered Agent, Contractor, Dealer and Importer of Logs and Veneer, 2019



No.

Date Issued

Expiry Date


CENRO BAYUGAN

1 EW Dakutan Resources Corporation

Herman S. Tumaclas General Manager

Purok 7, Dacutan, Esperanza, ADS

ACDIL-R13-02-01112020-ADS (Renewal)

01-11-2019

01-11-2020

400,000.00 cu.m.

Imported veneer and 200,000.00 cu.m. local

2 Venply Wood Tech

Felix Chan Yu

Lucena, Prosperidada, ADS

ACDIL-R13-03-02222020-ADS-03 (New)

02-22-2019

02-22-2020

100,000.00 cu.m.

Imported

CENRO LORETO

1.

RACWOOD Mini-Sawmill

Randolph B. Plaza

Brgy. Sta. Teresa, Loreto, ADS

ACDIL-R13-04-05292020-ADS-04 (New)

05-29-2019

05-29-2020

1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 imported logs

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Non-timber Forest Products

Rattan Cutting Contracts

Forest Products Utilization

Office No. of RCC Permitee

ADS - Total 8

CENRO Bayugan 2

CENRO Bunawan -

CENRO Loreto 1

CENRO Talacogon 5

Rattan Cutting Contracts, as of May 2020

List of Existing Rattan Cutting Contracts, as of May 2020

Permittee Location RCC No. Area (has.)

Date Issued Expiry Date

Annual Allowable Cut (l.m.)

Status

CENRO BAYUGAN

1 Higaonon Tribes and Minor Prod-ucts Society, Inc.

Brgys, Bu-naguit, Maliwa-nag and Segun-da, Esperanza, ADS

R13-ICC-096

5,000 July 19, 2017 July 19,

2027

929,180 Opera-tional

2

Guibonon Higao-non Rattan Gather-ers Association, Inc.

Guibonon, Es-peranza, ADS

R13-ICC-130

5,000 July 10, 2010 June 9, 2020

438,600

Opera-tional

CENRO BUNAWAN—none CENRO LORETO

1 Agusan Integrated Highlanders Inc.

Loreto, ADS

R13-ICC-129 (2nd Re-newal)

23,152 October 16,

2018 October 16, 2028

1,208,700

Opera-tional

CENRO TALACOGON

1 Yagi Tribal Asso-ciation, Inc.

Mahagsay, San Luis, ADS

R10-ICC-108

5,000 May 8, 2019 April 24,

2029 367,180

Opera-tional

2 Painter H. Coguit Angeles, La Paz, ADS

R-13-01-03

(1st Renew-al)

4,500 September

9,2018 February 13, 2028

429,434 Opera-

tional

3 Yagi Tribal Asso-ciation, Inc.

Binicalan, San Luis, ADS

R10-ICC-128

4,000 May 11, 2009

May 3, 2019

505,750

Granted with Inter-im Rattan Cutting/Harvest-ing/Gathering Permit with valid-ity period until No-vember 11, 2020.

4 Gerlyn H. Coguit Kasapa II, La Paz, ADS

R13-01-04 5,000 February 13,

2020 February 28, 2025

578,289 Opera-

tional

5 Manobo Tribal Council

Maasam, Can-diisan , San Luis, and Lore-to, ADS

R13-ICC-144

17,800

June 21, 1993

June 21, 2003

1,485,982

Granted with Inter-im Permit to Cut/Harvest Rattan Resources with valid-ity until October 30,2020

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CENRO Component Area Planted

Species Contract Price

Male Female

CENRO San Francisco

94.0 3,027,283.20 40 40

1. Mabuhay, Prosperidad, ADS

Agroforestry 94.0 Rubber intercropped with Banana

3,027,283.20 40 54

CENRO Bunawan 40.0 1,288,204.80 27 13

1. Awao, Sta. Josefa, ADS

Agroforestry

20.0 Rubber 644,102.40 16 5

2. Sayon, Sta. Josefa Agroforestry

20.0 Rubber 644,102.40 11 8

CENRO Loreto 40.0 1,288,204.80 36 4

Veruela, ADS Agroforestry 40.0 Rubber intercropped with Banana

1,288,204.80 36 4

CENRO Bayugan 35.0 32,204.00 45 15

1. El Rio, Sibagat, ADS Agroforestry 29.0 Rubber, fruit trees, Banana, Falcata

32,204.00 20 9

2. Kauswagan, Sibagat, ADS

Agroforestry Rubber, Abaca

32,204.00 20 5

3. Afga, Sibagat, ADS Agroforestry 6.0 Fruit trees, Falcata

32,204.00 5 1

PENRO-ADS Total 209.0 5,700,340.00 148 86

Reforestation Projects / Plantation Development

Plantation Development under Upland Development Program (UDP), 2009

Area Developed

(has.) Jobs Generated

Male Female

AGUSAN DEL SUR 277 1,346 1,466

CENRO BUNAWAN 100 1,131 1,188

ASSUAFFI, Brgy. Awao, Sta. Josefa, ADS 2 Fruit trees 743 607

8 Falcata

SAFFAI, Brgy. Sayon, Sta. Josefa, ADS 2 Fruit trees 192 288

7 Falcata

TUFA, Brgy. San Andres & Consuelo, Bunawan, ADS

61 Rubber 196 293

20 Falcate

CENRO Loreto 114 182 266

Kaaguman Agro- Forestry Dev.t, Inc. (KADI), Waloe, Violanta, Magaud, Maitom & Pob., Loreto, ADS

9 Rubber & Oil Palm 46 50

10 Rice (lowland)

10 Banana

Tuya-tuyaan Tribal Farmers Association (TFFA) Sitio Lumad, San Vicente, LADS

9 Rubber

50 Falcata 112 180

Rice

1 Banana

1 Corn

Other Agroforestry Projects, 2009

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Area Developed

(has.) Jobs Generated

Male Female

Tuya-tuyaan Tribal Farmers Association (TFFA) Sitio Lumad, San Vicente, LADS

9 Rubber

50 Falcata 112 180

Rice

1 Banana

1 Corn

Cabunog Tribal Farmers Dev’t. (CATRIDECO) Sinobong, Veruela, ADS

20 Falcata 24 36

1 Rice

1 Banana

2 Corn

CENRO BAYUGAN 63 51 12

San Juan Tribal, Indigenous Assn. (SJTIA), San Juan, Bayugan, ADS

20 Rubber 17 3

Bakingking Farmers Multi-purpose Cooperative (BAFMUPCO)

12 Rubber 11 1

Bunaguit Farmers Multi-purpose Cooperative (BFPC), Bunaguit, Esperanza, ADS

11 Rubber 9 2

Pigsilawan Agro- Industrial Dev’t Association (PADEA), Milagros, Esperanza, ADS

10 Fruit trees 6 4

Higaonon Tribal Agro-Forestry Foundation Inc. (HITAFFI), Salug, Esperanza, ADS

10 Fruit trees 8 2

Other Agroforestry Projects, 2009

NATIONAL GREENING PROGRAM, 2011- 2019)

The National Greening Program or the NGP as the DENR banner program is a convergence initiative of DA-DAR-DENR where the DENR stands as the lead agency. As a government priority pursuant to EO Nos. 23 and 26, both series of 2011, the NGP aims to: 1) contribute in reducing poverty among upland and lowland poor households, indigenous peoples, and in coastal and urban areas; 2) implement sustainable management of natural resources through resource conservation, protection, and productivity enhancement; 3) provide food, goods and services such as timber, fiber, non-timber forest products, aesthetic values, air enhancement values, water regulation values, and mitigate climate change by expanding forest cover that serve as carbon sink; 4) promote public awareness as well as instill social and environmental consciousness on the value of forests and watersheds; 5) enhance the formation of positive values among the youth and other partners through shared responsibilities in sustainable management of tree plantations and forest resources, and 6) consolidate and harmonize all greening efforts of the government, civil society, and the private sector.

Executive Order No. 26, series of 2011 was issued to plant 1.5 billion trees in 1.5 million hectares of lands of the public domain for a period of six (6) years from CY 2011 to CY 2028.

Executive Order No. 193 was signed on November 12, 2015, the Expanded NGP will rehabilitate all the remaining unproductive, denuded and degraded forestlands estimated at 7.1 million hectares from 2016 to 2028.

Considering that the province of Agusan del Sur has the largest forestland in Caraga region, it shares the biggest chunks of the NGP target since it started the development in 2011. As of 2018, about 72,260.87 hectares of forestland areas were already developed with a corresponding budget of about 1,552,832,000.

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Table 25. Summary of Area developed under NGP CY 2011—CY 2019 by Year

NGP Area developed by CENRO/Municipality, 2011-2019

Year No. of seedlings

planted

2011 936,206

2012 2,018,902

2013 5,976,060

2014 6,131,947

2015 5,383,600

2016 24,657,371

2017 5,700,038

2018 9,896,040

Grand Total 60,700,164

Seedlings Produced, 2011-2018 NGP Fund Utilization/ Allocation, 2011-2020

Year MOOE CO Total

2011 2,587 13,661 16,248

2012 23,275 30,744 54,019

2013 69,233 76,592 145,825

2014 28,608 222,776 251,384

2015 24,592 227,976 252,568

2016 39,173 251,963 291,136

2017 30,519 207,151 237,670

2018 19,552 157,093 176,645

2019 21,647 75,690 97,337

2020 28,906 193,606 222,512

Total 288,092 1,457,252 1,745.344

Note: Figures include the area under BUB, SIAD, DAR and DA partner projects

Note: *There was no development activities on NGP for CY 2019. Only maintenance and protection activities have been implemented per GAA FY 2019. However, downloaded target in FY 2018 was implemented in 2019.

Office Bayugan Bunawan Loreto San Francisco Talacogon Total

2011 289.25 385 421.25 687 295.5 2,078.00

2012 1,047.00 608 850 1,028.00 883 4,416.00

2013 3,903.00 1,410.00 2,527.00 2,241.00 811 10,892.00

2014 5,413.00 1,253.00 2,254.00 3,111.00 969 13,000.00

2015 3,127.00 1,236.00 1,588.00 1,362.00 528 7,841.00

2016 10,366.00 2,196.00 3,932.00 - 2,868.87 19,362.87

2017 2,243 1,812 1,826 1,494 7,375.00

2018 1,711 1,968 1,964 - 1,653 7,296.00

2019* 845 388 521 - 647 2,401.00

Total 28,099.25 10,868.00 15,362.25 8,429.00 9,502.37 74,661.87

2019

2,166.00

845.00

187.00

254.00

156.00

218.00

388.00

150.00

213.00

557.00

205.00

55.00

431.00

236.00

195.00

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ILLEGAL FOREST PRODUCTS APPREHENSION/CONFISCATION (E.O. 23)

Table 26. Illegal Forest products Apprehended/confiscated CY 2011—2019

CENRO Logs/Poles/Piles

(cu.m) Lumber/Flitch (bd.ft)

Conveyance/tools/

equipment

CY 2020, as of June 7,581.15 100,427.38 37

CENRO Bunawan 11.39 62,515.23 20

CENRO Loreto 39.37 16,491.65 2

CENRO Talacogon 7,513.80 2,545.87 7

CENRO Bayugan 16.59 18,874.63 8

CY 2019 1,001.24 235,479.84 160

CENRO Bunawan

CENRO Loreto

CENRO Talacogon

CENRO Bayugan

CY 2018 1,954.5 444,331.44 283

CENRO Bunawan 140.34 281,786.70 151

CENRO Loreto 228.17 20,248.41 6

CENRO Talacogon 1,421.37 57,803.98 25

CENRO Bayugan 164.62 84,492.35 101

CY 2017 1,749.65 56,645.22 13

CENRO Bunawan 397.00 17,477.00 9

CENRO Loreto 129.02 3,557.34 -

CENRO Talacogon 1,036.96 6,086.7 -

CENRO Bayugan 186.67 29,524.18 4

CY 2016 1,015.33 95,251.07 85

CENRO Bunawan 259.59 16,777.92 70

CENRO Loreto 103.62 13,680.42 2

CENRO Talacogon 310.76 7,175.00 -

CENRO Bayugan 341.36 57,617.73 13

CY 2015 569.96 180,816.98 5

CENRO San Francisco 79.30 10,000.00

CENRO Bunawan 61.60 127,706.54 5

CENRO Loreto 75.59 1,774.00

CENRO Talacogon 317.76 10,016.99

CENRO Bayugan 81.81 30,960.45

CY 2014 1,730.46 77,909.52 13

CY 2013 2,647.41 66,166.76 19

CY 2012 3,640.61 292,223.63 17

CY 2011 2,607.76 92,960.51

V. FORESTRY LAW ENFORCEMENT

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Cases Filed in Court, 2014-2019

CENRO/ PENRO

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 TOTAL 2019 2020

Agusan del Sur

106 112 97 72 71 114 170 231 742 191 79

Bayugan 24 26 18 22 11 56 60 92 309 72 25

Talacogon 31 26 37 21 31 15 55 52 320 32 8

Bunawan 24 30 28 17 14 34 49 73 269 57 37

Loreto 13 18 2 4 6 9 6 14 72 30 9

San Fran-cisco

14 12 12 8 9 - - - 55 - -

Apprehension Incidence, 2011-June 2020

PENRO/ CENRO

2014 2015 2016 2017 TOTAL 2018 2019

Agusan del Sur 20 7 16 23 143 77 32

Bayugan -- -- -- 4 27 23 (5 convicted)

3

Talacogon 4 -- -- 2 14 8 1

Bunawan 10 4 16 16 87 41 19

Loreto 3 -- -- 1 4 5 9

San Francisco 3 3 -- -- 6

Donated Logs, 2011-May 2020

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From 20 hotspot areas in 2014 , a remaining 2 hotspots areas left in 2017 1.San Luis (CENRO Talacogon) 2.Kasapa 1, Loreto (CENRO Loreto)

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Significance:

Catch basin of the Agusan – Davao plain in eastern Minadanao, draining the Diwata Mountain Ranges in the east, the Bukidnon Mountain Ranges in the west, and the hills of Compostela Valley in the south.

With its 59 lakes, it acts as a retarding basin of the floodwaters that regularly inundate the Agusan Valley during the northeast monsoon.

It is an ecologically significant wetland ecosystem in the Philippines.

It harbors unique and pristine habitats like the Sago and Swamp forest.

It serves as the wintering ground of birds migrating from Japan, China, Russia, and other western countries during winter season.

It is the place where “Lolong”, the biggest crocodile in the world in captivity, was rescued.

BIOLOGICAL FEATURES:

The marsh has seven (7) major wetland habitat types. These are: openwaters, flowing waters,

herbaceous swamp, scrub swamp, swamp forest, river bank, and inundated forest. These habitats

support around 112 species of trees (including 3 spp. of bamboo), vines, lianas, and epiphytes, grass-

es, ground ferns and other herbaceous plants; 127 species of birds; 14 species of freshwater fisshes;

21 species of amphibian; 39 species of reptiles; and 14 species of mammals.

Among the list of threatened species found in the marsh include: silvery kingfisher (Alcedo

argentatus), oriental darter (Anhinga melanogaster), Phillipine duck (Anas luzonica), Mindanao tarictic

hornbill (Peneiopides affinis), Black-headed tailorbird (Orthotomus nigriceps), fresh water croco-

dile (Crocodylus mindorensis), saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus), golden-crowned flying fox

(Acerodon jubatus) and Philippine sailfin lizard (Hydrosaurus pustulatus)

ECOTOURISM:

Panlabuhan Lake

Lake Mihaba

Ticgon/ Kilobidan

Mambagongon Lake

Caimpugan Peatland

Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary (AMWS)

Proclamation: Presidential Proclamation No. 913 dated October 31, 1996

Recipient of Ramsar Site Certificate No. 1009 on November 12, 1999 as a Wetland of International Importance.

Location: Agusan del Sur Northeastern Mindanao

Area coverage: Six (6) municipalities (San Francisco, Rosario, Bunawan, Loreto, Talacogon and La Paz)

Proclaimed Area: 19,197 hectares Expanded Area for RA - 40,932.82 hectares

Population : 117, 683 (2000 Census)

Households : 21,568

Dialect : Majority are Manobo Management Authority:

Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary Protected Area Management Board (AWMS-PAMB) – governing/policy making body

Protected Area Superintendent (PASu) – PAMB Secretariat

Major Livelihood: Fishing. Some are engaged in farming during dry season.

VI. PROTECTED AREA , BIODIVERSITY AND ECOTOURISM MANAGEMENT

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Protected Area with initial component under NIPAS

Name of PA Location Area (ha.)

Proclamation No. / Date

Protected Area Management Board

(PAMB) Date

Organized No. of

members

Andanan Natural Park

New Tubigon, Sibagat, ADS, San Juan, Mt. Ararat, Mt.Carmel, Berseba, Sta. Irene, Sto.Nino, Calaitan, all of Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

15,097 P.P 734 dtd May 29, 1991

2008 Execom - 16 En Banc - 28

Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary (AMWS)

Bunawan, Loreto, La Paz, Talacogon, San Francisco, all of Agusan del Sur

40,954

P.D. No. 913 / October 31, 1996

1995 Execom - 24 En Banc - 66

Lake Panlabuhan, Loreto, ADS

Andanan Watershed Forest Reserve (AWFR) AWFR comprises one (1) Municipalities and one (1) City in Agusan del Sur, namely: Sibagat and Bayugan City. It is one of the initial components under the NIPAS Law, through Presidential Proclamation No. 734 dated May 29, 1991 and being proposed as Andanan Protected Landscape (APL). It covers portion of the seven (7) barangay of Bayugan City and one (1) Barangay of Sibagat, Agusan del Sur, within the jurisdiction of CENRO Bayugan. It has a total area of 15, 097

hectares.

Danata

Mudfish

Egret

Crocodile

Purple swamphen Black-winged Stilt

Pitcher plant Katmon Stand of Tristaniopsis sp.

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Proclaimed Watersheds

Identified Watersheds with Integrated Watershed Management Plan

Name of Watershed Location Area (ha.) Remarks/ Status

1. Wawa Watershed Bayugan, Sibagat, ADS and portion of Agusan del Norte

59,23.75 For Updating of IWMP

2. Logum-Baobo Water-shed

Veruela, Agusan del Sur 22,612.97 For Updating of IWMP

3. Ihaoan Watershed Bunawan, Loreto and Veruela, ADS 50,530.25 For Updating of IWMP

4. Umayam Watershed La Paz and Loreto, ADS 77,193.31 For Updating of IWMP

5. Adgaoan Watershed Talacogon, San Luis, La Paz and Loreto, ADS


6. Casilayan Watershed Talacogon, San Luis, La Paz, ADS 43,608.12 For conduct of VA

7. Libang Watershed Esperanza and San Luis, ADS 27,574.48 For Updating of IWMP

8. Maasam Watershed Esperanza, La Paz, Talacogon and San Luis, ADS


9. Ojot Watershed Esperanza and San Luis, ADS and portion of of Nasipit, Las Nieves, ADN


10. Andanan Watershed Bayugan & Sibagat 20,155.0 For conduct of VA

11. Simulao Watershed Bunawan, Trent &, Sta. Josefa (ADS); Bislig & Linging (SDS)


12. Gibong Watershed Prosperidad, Rosario, San Francis-co, Esperanza, San Luis & Talaco-gon (ADS); Barobo, Marihatag, San Agustin, San Miguel and Tagbina (SDS)


Total 706,090.71

Name of Proclaimed Watershed Location Area (ha.) Proclamation Number/Date

1. Mt. Magdiwata Watershed For-est Reserve (sub-watershed of Gibong Watershed)

San Francisco, Agu-san del Sur

1,658.0 PP No. 282 dated October 25, 1993

2. Alfred Spring Watershed Forest Reserve (sub-watershed of Simu-lao Watershed)

Bunawan, Agusan del Sur

100.0

PP No. 1236 dat-ed May 29, 1998

3. Andanan River Watershed (sub-watershed of Andanan Watershed)

Bayugan & Sibagat, Agusan del Sur

15,097.0 PP No. 734 dated May 29, 1991

Total 262,011

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Caves Identified and assessed

Name of Cave Location Length (m) Feature

Puting Buhangin Cave

Brgy. Poblacion, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

3,000 / 4 portal

entrances

Abundant geological formation. Underneath is a stream.

Puting Bato Cave Brgy. Calaitan, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

-

Ognop Caves 1 & 2 Brgy. Poblacion, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

Cave 1—871.76

Cave 2—140.67

Ecofact found in cave 1. abundant geological formation. Source of potable water

Aningaw Cave San Francisco, Agusan del Sur 295.0 Minimal geological formation

Mandaguhong Cave Mt. Carmel, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

- Abundant geological formation

Mt. Ararat Cave Mt. Ararat, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

125.0 Abundant geological formation. Hazardous passage

Paraiso Cave Brgy. Manat, Trento, Agusan del Sur

456.6 Bat sanctuary. Minimal geological formation

Katam-isan Cave Brgy. Mt, Ararat Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

- Minimal geological formation. Stream (near end point)

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B. SPISP-BWS

Name of Project : Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project – Baobo Watershed Subproject (SPISP – BWS)

Location : Veruela, Agusan del Sur

Beneficiary Brgys : Sta. Emelia & Sinobong, Veruela, ADS Total Area : 3,443.0 hectares

Forested : 575.0 hectares

Cultivated : 2,868.0 hectares

Project Duration : CY 2006-2007

Project Cost : Php 4,400,000.00

LP : 70 %

GOP/PC : 30 %

Funding Source : Asian Development Bank

Implementing Agencies : National Irrigation Administration (NIA) Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR) Remarks : Established 1 Demo Farm. Rehabilitated 113.58 has. High Value

Agroforestry and 83.58 Has. Established Natural Vegetative

Special Forestry Projects

Name of Project : Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector Project – Gibong Watershed Subcomponent (SPISP – GWS)

Location : Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

Beneficiary Brgys : La Purisima, Azpetia, Libertad, Magsaysay, New Maug, Salimbogaon, Sta.

Irene, San Lorenzo, Mabuhay, Los Arcos and San Martin

Total Area : 41,554 hectares

Forested : 31,075 hectares

Cultivated : 10,479 hectares

Project Duration : CY 2001-2008

Project Cost : Php 24,797,101.00

LP : 70 %

GOP/PC : 30 %

Funding Source : Asian Development Bank

Implementing Agencies : National Irrigation Administration (NIA) Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR) Remarks : Rehabilitated 122.01 has. For ANR-HVA and 4.5 has. for Natural

Vegetation. Strips.

A. SPISP-GWS

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VII. ECONOMIC DATA

Production and Disposition of Forest Products

Log Production and Disposition

CENRO Volume of logs produced

(cu.m) Pulpwood (cu.m.)

Type of License/Permit/Tenurial

Instrument

2013 241,992.06 381,092.47

2014 136,097.29 344,009.64

CENRO San Francisco 33,287.79 129,838.27 PTPOC, IFMA

CENRO Bunawan 201.10 5,544.31 PTPOC

CENRO Loreto 20,136.53 8,450.76 PTPOC

CENRO Talacogon 28,155.20 55,523.37 PTPOC, IFMA

CENRO Bayugan 54,316.67 144,652.93 ISF, PTPOC

2015 103,331.60 272,910.19

PENRO Satellite Office (San Francisco)

16,756.79 139,552.29 PTPOC/CTPO, IFMA

CENRO Bunawan - 2,655.85 PTPOC/CTPO

CENRO Loreto 26,793.63 14,538.58 PTPOC/CTPO

CENRO Talacogon 18,500.20 38,591.12 PTPOC/CTPO

CENRO Bayugan 41,280.98 77,572.35 PTPOC/CTPO

2016 103,331.60 272,910.19


38,360.89 161,439.56 PTPOC/CTPO

CENRO Bunawan - 1,481.74 PTPOC/CTPO


CENRO Talacogon 25,602.26 27,128.73 PTPOC/CTPO, ISF, IFMA, WRP/TA

CENRO Bayugan 42,581.02 - PTPOC/CTPO, ISF, IFMA, WRP/TA

2017 170,410.67 193,845.05


14,815.68 63,378.19 PTPOC/CTPO

CENRO Bunawan 2,609.24 - PTPOC/CTPO


CENRO Talacogon 53,829.19 - PTPOC/CTPO, ISF, IFMA, WRP/TA

CENRO Bayugan 51,264.31 85,891.43 PTPOC/CTPO, ISF, IFMA, WRP/TA

2018 170,086.74 29,569.94

CENRO Bunawan 5,344.94 - PTPOC/CTPO

CENRO Loreto 80,856.54 - PTPOC/CTPO

CENRO Talacogon 36,718.43 - PTPOC/CTPO, ISF, IFMA, WRP/TA

CENRO Bayugan 47,166.83 29,569.94 PTPOC/CTPO, ISF, IFMA, WRP/TA

2019 262,788.09 100,524.67 PTPOC/CTPO, ISF, IFMA, WRP/TA

Table 27. Log Production and Disposition, 2013-2019

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Table 29. Non-timber Production, 2013-2019

CENRO Rattan (L.M.)(KL) Bamboo (poles) Others

2013 1,105,558 none None

2014 1,105,558 none None

CENRO San Francisco) - none None

CENRO Bunawan - none None

CENRO Loreto 397,500 none None

CENRO Talacogon 559,930 none None

CENRO Bayugan 148,128 none None

2015 986,715 lm 57,304.73 kl

none none

CENRO San Francisco None None None

CENRO Bunawan None None None

CENRO Loreto 380,625 lm None None

CENRO Talacogon 512,340 lm 43,242.23 kl

None None

CENRO Bayugan 93,750 lm

14,062.50 kl none none

2016 521,700 lm



CENRO Loreto 380,625 lm None None


None None

CENRO Bayugan 93,750 lm


2017 335,336 lm



CENRO Loreto 12,500 kl None None


None None

CENRO Bayugan 176,250 lm 40,925.00 kl

none none

2018 331,125 lm 9,062.52 kl

none none


CENRO Loreto 45,000 kl None None

CENRO Talacogon 287,000 lm

141,301.95 kl None None

CENRO Bayugan 44,125 lm 9,062.52 kl

none none

2019

CENRO Bunawan

CENRO Loreto

CENRO Talacogon

CENRO Bayugan

Table 30. Issuance of Approved Forestry License/permits, 2019

CENRO Type of license/Permit Area (ha) Allowable Cut (cu.m)

CENRO Bunawan PTPOC 334.6188 4,452.98

CENRO Loreto CTPO 2,594.1751 177,374.38

CENRO Talacogon PTPOC 375.1341 31,446.57

CENRO Bayugan PTPOC 1,755.1019 158,466.93

Total 5,059.0299 371,740.86

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Land Disposition

VIII. LAND TITLING/DISPOSITION

Table 31. Free Patent Issued - Agricultural, 2014-2019

Table 32. Free Patent Issued under R.A. 10023 - Residential, 2014-2019

Year San Francisco Bunawan Loreto Talacogon Bayugan Total

2014 Lot (No.) 222 437 608 408 608 2,283

Area (Has.) 468.158 340.629 1,282.090 869.469 617.390 3,577.736 2015 Lot (No.) 579 400 595 255 521 2,350

Area (Has.) 781.768 114.752 560.345 559.403 324.578 2,340.846 2016 Lot (No.) - 105 152 257

Area (Has.) - 98.820 297.353 396.173 2017

Lot (No.) - 18 28 24 37 107 Area (Has.) - 30.8852 28.2122 32.3940 5.5905 118.8386 2018

Lot (No.) - 22 36 12 25 95 Area (Has.) - 23.1692 89.3384 32.6472 27.0940 172.2488 2019

Lot (No.)

Area (Has.)

Year San Francisco Bunawan Loreto Talacogon Bayugan Total

2014 Lot (No.) 199 135 135 97 204 770

Area (Has.) 6.8664 7.4456 2.7145 2.5461 4.2144 23.7870

2015

Lot (No.) 495 139 100 65 237 1,036 Area (Has.) 14.8199 5.9325 6.1928 1.8087 4.4770 33.2309

2016 -

Lot (No.) - 391 261 260 394 1,306 Area (Has.) - 11.0745 9.9115 5.5202 10.7582 37.2644

2017 -

Lot (No.) - 493 250 307 545 1,595

Area (Has.) - 8.8663 11.2500 8.2713 15.0274 43.4150 2018

Lot (No.) - 210 280 272 413 1,175

Area (Has.) - 5.3668 10.4672 5.0955 15.6251 36.5546 2019

Lot (No.)

Area (Has.)

Table 33. - Special Free Patent—School Site/ PPI MSA

CENROs Concerned

Patent Issued—MSA

CY 2013

Patent Issued MSA

CY 2014

Patent Issued

School Site CY 2015

Patent Issued School Site

CY 2017

Patent Issued School Site

CY 2018

Lot (no) Area (has.)

Lot (no) Area (has.)

No. Lot (no)

Area (has.)

Lot (no)

Area (has.)

San Francisco 6 0.1814 5 .4369 2 - -

Bunawan 5 0.2398 2 .0400 1 3 0.1572 3 0.1067

Loreto - - - - 1 - -

Talacogon - - - - - - -

Bayugan 5 0.2971 7 1.2127 2 1 1.0372 1 0.0799

TOTAL 16 0.7173 14 0.4369 6 4 0.1944 4 0.1866

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NO PROJECT LOCATION PROPONENT CONTACT

NUMBER

PROPONENT

ADDRESS ECC NUMBER

DATE

ISSUED

2013 1

1

Poultry Farm

(Broiler

Production)

P-3, Brgy. Marcelina,

Bayugan City, Agusan

del Sur

Integrated

Marcelina

Poultry

Development

Cooperative/

09082218391

kagawadsmile

@yahoo.com

Marcelina,

Bayugan City,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-1301-

0001

1/23/2013

2

2

Rehab/

Improvement/

Upgrading of

Karaos Lapag

Eco Park

Karaos & Alegria, San

Franciso, Agusan del Sur

DPWH-Caraga/

Danilo Versola

(RD)

09072831494

dpwhcaraga@

yahoo.com

J.Rosales Ave.,

Butuan City,

Agusan del

Norte

ECC-R13-1301-

0004

2/4/2013

3

3

NRJ Cuevas-

Bislig Road

Sta.Maria, Trento,

Agusan del Sur

DPWH-Caraga/

Danilo Versola

(RD)

ECC Issued

2013 Agusan

del Sur

09072831494

dpwhcaraga@

yahoo.com

J.Rosales Ave.,

Butuan City,

Agusan del

Norte

ECC-R13-1301-

0007

2/4/2013

4

4

Asphalt Batching

Plant

Brgy. Cuevas, Trento,

Agusan del Sur

Vicente T. Lao 0910833267 Km 12,

Diversion Road,

Panacan, Davao

City

ECC-R13-1301-

0012

1/28/2013

5

5

Filling Gasoline

Station

Pob. Prosperidad,

Bahbah, Agusan del Sur

Nelven Rufon 09187567346 Bahbah,

Prosperidad,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-1301-

0015

2/1/2013

5

6

Bega Falls Eco-

Tourism Park

Pjurok 5, Brgy. Mabuhay,

Prosperidad, ADS

LGU-

Prosperidad,

Agusan del Sur

09213737031/

09392176863

noradelmartine

[email protected]

Pob.

Prosperidada,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-1301-

0016

1/30/2013

5

7

Rehabilitation &

Expansion of

Remedios PWS

Level III

Brgy. Remedios,

Esperanza, Agusan del

Sur

LGU-Esperanza 09205638812

Abantelguespe

ranza_ads@ya

hoo.com

Pob.Esperanza,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-1301-

0019

2/14/2013

5

8

Sodium Cyanide

Import &

Distributor

P7,Brgy. Pob. Trento,

Agusan del Sur

Central Combal

Mining Supply

Corporation

09289940946 P-7, Brgy.

Poblacion,

Trento, Agusan

del Sur

ECC-R13-1303-

0051

4/5/2013

9

9

Sea Oil Refilling

Station

Poblacion Trento,

Agusan del Sur

Sea Oil

Philippines, Inc./

Paolo S.

Primavera

09175007681

pvwa@anoverl

aw.org

22F, The Taipan

Place, F. Ortigas

Ave., Ortigas

Center, Paig

City

ECC-R13-1304-

0056

5/2/2013

1

10

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Brgy. Sta. Irene,

Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

Sergio Nara 09173687114 Purok 7, Brgy.

Sta. Irene,

Bayugan City,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-1304-

0058

5/10/2013

1

11

Construction of

Labao-Batac

FMR with RCDG

Bridge

Brgy.'s Labao and San

Toribio, Esperanza,

Agusan del Sur

LGU-Esperanza,

Agusan del Sur/

Hon. Leonida

Manpatilan-

Municipal Mayor

09205638812 Poblacion,

Esperanza,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-1304-

0060

5/20/2013

1

12

Mini-sawmill and

Veneering

Project

Brgy. La Fortuna,

Veruela, Agusan del Sur

CPB Uprise

Wood Ventures

and Veneering

Plant-Freddie S.

Lanuza

09487868973 Brgy. La

Fortuna,

Veruela, Agusan

del Sur

ECC-R13-1305-

0063

6/21/2013

1

13

Gasoline Filling

Station

Fili, Bayugan. Agusan del

Sur

Sea Oil

Philippines Inc.,-

Atty. Paolo S.

Primavera

(Attorney-in-

Fact)

09175007681

pvwa@anoverl

aw.org

22F, The Taipan

Place, F. Ortigas

Ave., Ortig

ECC-R13-1305-

0068

7/3/2013

IX. Environmental Management Services

Issued Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC)

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NO PROJECT LOCATION PROPONENT CONTACT

NUMBER

PROPONENT

ADDRESS

ECC

NUMBER

DATE

ISSUED

2013 1

14

Umayam River

Irrigation Project

Loreto and La Paz,

Agusan del Sur

NIA of Trento,

Agusan del Sur/

Engr. Gregorio

Y. Pang, Jr.

09186992876 Trento, Agusan

del Sur

ECC-R13-

1306-0077

7/18/2013

1

15

Limbatangan

Communal

Irrigation

Brgys. Tagbayagan,

Libuac and Poblacion,

Rosario, Agusan del Sur

NIA-Irrigation

Management

Office

09104300623

Niapio_agusan

[email protected]

m

Rosario, Agusan

del Sur

ECC-R13-

1306-0085

7/23/2013

1

16

Industrial Sand

and Gravel

Quarry

Wawa River, Brgy.

Mabuhay, Bayugan City

Magaurom

Development

Corporation/

Carlo L. Espero

09173056162

carloesperoiv@

yahoo.com

Unit E. Second

Floor, Elipe

Bldg.

Kauswagan

Highway,

Cagayan de Oro

City

ECC-R13-

1307-0092

8/2/2013

1

17

Oil Palm

Plantation

La Paz and Loreto,

Agusan del Sur

Datu Tagleong

Agro-Forestry

Plantation, Inc./

Randy Havana

09183198310

smanobocorp

@yahoo.com

Km 41, Brgy.

Valentina, La

Paz, Agusan del

Sur

ECC-R13-

1308-0114

8/23/2013

1

18

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Agusan River, Brgy.

Patrocinio, Sta. Josefa,

Agusan del Sur

Bienvenido S.

Dacillo, Jr.

09124269157 Purok 3, Brgy.

Patrocenio, Sta.

Josefa, Agusan

del Sur

ECC-R13-

1308-0117

9/23/2013

1

19

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Wawa River, Brgy.

Mabuhay, Bayugan City,

Agusan del Sur

Felix E. Bada, Jr. 09214732645 Brgy. Sta.Irene,

Bayugan City,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1308-0118

9/23/2013

2

20

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Agusan River Brgy. San

Jose, Sta. Josefa,

Agusan del Sur

Necias P.

Quijada

09394861989 Brgy. Aurora,

Sta. Josefa,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1309-0129

10/4/2013

2

21

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Agusan River Brgy. San

Jose, Sta. Josefa,

Agusan del Sur

Joseph T.

Canlog, Jr.

09489811846 San Jose, Sta.

Josefa, Agusan

del Sur

ECC-R13-

1309-0131

10/4/2013

2

22

Batohon Mini

Sawmill

Purok 2, Brgy.

Canayugan, Bayugan

City, Agusan del Sur

Patsy R. Uy 09189250185 Purok 2, Brgy.

Canayugan,

Bayugan City,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1309-0132

10/10/2013

2

23

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Wawa River, Brgy.

Maygatasan, Bayugan,

Agusan del Sur

Henry D. Laroya 09497978475 Fili, Bayugan,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1309-0133

10/25/2013

2

24

Mountain Mix

Quarry

P-4, Brgy. Tabon-tabon,

Sibagat, Agusan del Sur

Romelito M.

Palantang

09391541127 P-4, Brgy. Tabob

-tabon, Sibagat,

Agusan Del Sur

ECC-R13-

1310-0135

10/31/2013

2

25

Construction of

Batucan-Malihao-

Del Monte Farm-

to-Market Road

Brgy's. Batucan and Del

Monte, Talacogon,

Agusan del Sur

LGU Talacogon,

ADS-Hon. Jesryl

E. Masendo

09192114322

Tal_ads@yaho

o.com

Talacogon,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1310-0137

11/4/2013

2

26

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Quarry

Wawa River, Brgy.

Mabuhay, Bayugan City,

Agusan del Sur

Catherine G.

Piloton

09204070252 Purok II, Atis

Street,

Poblacion,

Bayugan City,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1310-0139

11/6/2013

2

27

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Quarry

Awao River, Brgy.Awao,

Sta.Josefa, Agusan del

Sur

Bienvenida H.

Aga

09308318465 Brgy. Awao, Sta.

Josefa, Agusan

del Sur

ECC-R13-

1311-0156

12/10/2013

2

28

Water System Brgy's. Alegria, Karaos

and Bayugan II, San

Francisco, Agusan del

Sur

San Francsico

Water District-

Engr. Elmer T.

Luzon

(Gen.Manager)

3438623 San Francisco,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1311-0159

12/11/2013

2

29

Clay Materials

Quarry

Sitio Putting Buhangin,

Brgy. Poblacion and Brgy.

Salvacion, Prosperidad,

Agusan del Sur

Edgardo B.

Malupa

09464411991 Poblacion,

Prosperidad,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1311-0161

12/10/2013

3

30

Commercial

Sand and Gravel

Wawa River, Brgy. Del

Carmen (Wawa),

Bayugan, Agusan del

Sur

Jopel P. Tanjay 09096888588

jopel_tanjay@y

ahoo.com

Sta.Irene,

Bayugan City,

Agusan del Sur

ECC-R13-

1311-0166

12/20/2013


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ECC

Series Reference Code Project Name/Project Location Proponent Decision Date

2014

1 ECC-R13-1401-

0004

Proposed Concreting of Lumbia-Mabao Farm

-to-Market Road Project

Sitio Lumbia, Dacutan, Esperanza, Agusan

del Sur

LGU of Esperanza, Agusan del

Sur / Hon. Deo P. Manpatilan,

Jr.

02/11/2014

2 ECC-R13-1401-

0008

Proposed Crumb Rubber Processing Plant

Project

P-7, Brgy. San Vicente, Prosperidad, Agusan

del Sur

Farmers Alternatives Self-

reliance Multi-Purpose

Cooperative (FASRMCO)

represented by its Chairman,

Mr.George G. Ballongay

02/19/2014

3 ECC-R13-1401-

0009

Proposed 5.0 MW Thermal Power Plant

Project

San Isidro, Rosario, Agusan del Sur

Peak Power Energy, Inc. / Roel

Z. Castro - President

02/19/2014

4 ECC-R13-1401-

0013

Proposed Poultry Project

Salvacion, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

Mr. Carlos S. Salazar 02/26/2014

5 ECC-R13-1402-

0017

Commercial Sand and Gravel Quarry

Project

Canayugan, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

Evelyn R. Juyo 03/03/2014

6 ECC-R13-1402-

0025

Proposed Initial Tree Harvesting and

Plantation Development and Logging Road

RehabilitationProject (IFMA 01)

Mahayahay, San Luis, Agusan del Sur

Provident Tree Farm

Incorporated / Engr. Jesus T.

Saavedra, OIC, Resident

Manager

03/18/2014

7 ECC-R13-1402-

0032


Project

Sagmone, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

Oliver A. Comandante 03/25/2014

8 ECC-R13-1403-

0041

Proposed Commercial Sand and Gravel

Quarry Project

Wawa River, Brgy.Canayugan, Bayugan,

Agusan del Sur

Medel D. Juyo, Sr. 03/26/2014

9 ECC-R13-1403-

0044

Proposed Construction/Concreting of NRJ

Anilao-Mahayahay Farm-to-Market Road

Project

Anilao, Veruela, Agusan del Sur

LGU - Veruela, Agusan del Sur /

Hon. Salimar T. Mondejar -

Municipal Mayor

04/14/2014

10 ECC-R13-1403-

0048

Proposed Construction of 2 Lane Magtuyon

Bridge (Delta) Project

Magtuyon, San Luis, Agusan del Sur

LGU - San Luis, Agusan del

Sur / Hon. Ronaldo Y. Corvera

04/16/2014

11 ECC-R13-1404-

0072

Proposed CPB Uprise Wood Ventures Mini-

sawmill and Venerring Plant Project

Don Mateo, Veruela, Agusan del Sur

Freddie S. Lanuza 08/20/2014

12 ECC-R13-1405-

0074

Gaisano Grand Mall - San Francisco

National Highway, Barangay 5, Poblacion,,

San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

Shogun Management and

Development Corporation

06/06/2014

13 ECC-R13-1405-

0076

Proposed Bayugan JMYAP Sto. Niño

Hospital Project

Poblacion, P-2 Narra Avenue, Bayugan,

Agusan del Sur

Jenny Mercado Yap, M.D. 06/06/2014

14 ECC-R13-1405-

0077

Salva Ore Mineral Processing Plant Project

Sitio Putong, Poblacion, Rosario, Agusan del

Sur

Danilo S. Tan / Salva Ore Mines

Enterprises

06/02/2014

15 ECC-R13-1405-

0084

Proposed Inland Resort Project

Purok 4, Poblacion, Rosario, Agusan del Sur

Sarnimian Inland Resort

Corporation / Cesar D. Gacayan

10/16/2014

16 ECC-R13-1405-

0085

Proposed Sand and Gravel Quarry Project

Simulao River, Brgy. San Roque, Bayugan,

Agusan del Sur

Susana R. Sanchez 07/08/2014

17 ECC-R13-1406-

0090

Proposed Mini-sawmill and Veneering Plant

Project

Purok 3, Brgy. Poblacion, Bunawan, Agusan

del Sur

Nato Allied Wood Industry, Inc. 07/24/2014


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ECC

Serie

s

Reference Code Project Name/Project Location Proponent Decision

Date

2014

17 ECC-R13-1406-

0090

Proposed Mini-sawmill and Veneering

Plant Project

Purok 3, Brgy. Poblacion, Bunawan,

Agusan del Sur

Nato Allied Wood Industry,

Inc.

07/24/2014

18 ECC-R13-1406-

0094

Gaisano Capital

Brgy. 4, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

Heva Management and


09/15/2014

19 ECC-R13-1406-

0095

Proposed Slaughterhouse and Dressing

Plant Project

Purok Padigusan, Sta. Cruz, Rosario,

Agusan del Sur

VPO Rosario Agro-Industrial


08/05/2014

20 ECC-R13-1407-

0108

Proposed Bunawan District Hospital

Project

San Teodoro, Bunawan, Agusan del Sur

Provincial LGU of Agusan del

Sur / Gov. Adolph Edward G.

Plaza

09/18/2014

21 ECC-R13-1407-

0110

VZT Mini-sawmill and Veneering Plant

Project

Zillovia, Talacogon, Agusan del Sur

VZT Mini-sawmill & Lumber

Supply / Vidal Z. Tortor

08/13/2014

22 ECC-R13-1408-

0118

Oriental Star Petron Fuel Refilling Station

P-1, Brgy. 5, San Francisco, Agusan del

Sur

Kristianni C. Pulvera 09/19/2014

23 ECC-R13-1408-

0126

Proposed Gasoline Filling Station Project

Alegria, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

Velox Energy Philippines

Corporation / Mr. Kenneth Jay

M. Pataray

09/24/2014

24 ECC-R13-1408-

0128

Commercial Sand and Gravel Project

, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

Stephen Philip C. Arquisola 09/19/2014

25 ECC-R13-1408-

0132

Franco Clinic & Hospital Expansion

Project

P-2, Brgy. Poblacion, Trento, Agusan del

Sur

Roberto A. Franco 09/19/2014

26 ECC-R13-1409-

0144

Proposed Subdivision Project

Purok 2, Poblacion, Sibagat, Agusan del

Sur

LGU - Sibagat, Agusan del

Sur / Hon. Thelma G.

Lamanilao M.D. - Municipal

Mayor

10/30/2014

27 ECC-R13-1410-

0159

Proposed Commercial Sand and Gravel

Quarrying Project

Wawa River, Brgy.Canayugan, Bayugan,

Agusan del Sur

Evelyn R. Juyo 1217/2014

28 ECC-R13-1410-

0160

Proposed Loreto District Hospital Project

Poblacion, Loreto, Agusan del Sur

Provincial LGU of Agusan del

Sur / Gov. Adolph Edward G.

Plaza

1217/2014

29 ECC-R13-1411-

0166

Proposed Slaughter House Project

Purok 7c, Brgy. Poblacion, Trento,

Agusan del Sur

LGU - Trento, Agusan del Sur 11/26/2014


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No. ECC

Reference No.

Project Location Proponent Address Date

Issued

2015

1 ECC-R13-1412-0173

Matchsplint Manufacturing Plant

Brgy. Zillovia, Talacogon, Agusan del Sur

Provident Tree Farms, Inc.m/Engr. Jesus T. Saavedra, (OIC-Resident Manager)

Brgy. Zillovia, Talacogon, Agusan del Sur

1/28/2015

2 ECC-R13-1412-0178

Subdivision (Ascenda Premiere)

Purok 4, Maygatasan, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

Chingbe Builders/Monchito S. Occida(Proponent)

Purok 4, Maygatasan, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

1/27/2015

3 ECC-R13-1501-0009

Crusher Plant Brgy. New Maug, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

L.C. Ting Construction/ Lawrence C. Ting

Brgy. Baan, Butuan City

2/5/2015

4 ECC-R13-1502-0024

Rock Crushing Plant Brgy. Katugasan, Cabadbaran, Agusan del Sur

Agusan Rock Crusher Corporation/Oscar G. Atega

Brgy. Katugasan, Cabadbaran, Agusan del Norte

4/7/2015

5 ECC-R13-1503-0029

Gasoline Refilling Station and Servicing Station

Purok 6, Brgy. San Isidro, san Francisco, Agusan del Sur

Evelyn Rayon Purok 2, Brgy. 3, Poblacion, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

4/7/2015

6 ECC-R13-1503-0037

Widening of Wawa Bridge along Daang Maharlika (Agusan-/davao Section)

Brgy. Wawa, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

DPWH-13/ Danilo E. Versola, CESO III (Regional Director)

J.Rosales Ave., Butuan City

4/20/2015

7 ECC-R13-1503-0044


Wawa River, Brgy. Mabuhay, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

Neri B. Laurel Purok 4, Brgy. Mabuhay, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

4/23/2015

8 ECC-R13-1504-0048

Concreting of Anolingan-Anislagan FMR

Brgy. Anislagan, San Luis and Brgy. Anolingan, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur

Provincial Government of Agusan del Sur/ Hon. Adolph Edward G. Plaza (Prov. Governor)

D.O.P Plaza, Patin-ay, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

5/7/2015

9 ECC-R13-1504-0049

Concreting of San Vicente-Mahapag FMR (Package 3)

brgy. San Vicente, Prosperidad and Brgy. Mahapag, san Luis, Agusan del Sur



5/7/2015

10 ECC-R13-1504-0050

concreting of Mahapag-doña Maxima FMR

Brgy. Mahapag, Muritula and Doña Maxima, San Luis, Agusan del Sur



5/7/2015

11 ECC-R13-1504-0052

Concreting of Marcelina-Mahapag FMR (Package 2)

Brgy. Marcelina, Bayugan City and Brgy. Mahapag, San Luis, Agusan del Sur



5/7/2015

12 ECC-R13-1504-0053

Concreting of Bucac-Marcelina FMR (Package 1)

Brgy. Bucac and Brgy. Marcelina, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur



5/7/2015

13 ECC-R13-1504-0056

Rehabilitation/Concreting of NRJ Binucayan, Loreto-Sta. Cruz-Katipunan-Del Monte, Veruela, ADS (Phase II)

Binucayan, sto.Niño, San Isidro, San Mariano, sta. Teresa, Loreto, Agusan del Sur



5/11/2015

14 ECC-R13-1504-0059

Commercial Sand and Gravel Extraction

Wawa River, Brgy. Canayugan, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

Evelyn L. Enriquez Brgy. Mabuhay, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

5/21/2015

15 Ecc-R13-1504-0061

Flying V Gasoline Station

B3, Poblacion, Buenavista, Agusan del Norte

TWA, Inc./ Nieves A. de Pedro (Permit Specialist)

Insular Oil, Km. 10 Sasa, Davao City

5/15/2015

16 ECC-R13-1505-0066

Gasoline Refilling Station

P-5, brgy. Taglatawan, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

Velox Energy Philippines Corporation/Waltham Razz A. Estrada (Retail Development and Sales Officer)

Brgy. 24, 61-A, Osmeña St., Cagayan de Oro City

5/27/2015

17 ECC-R13-1505-0073


Andanan river, Brgy. Sta. Irene, bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

Virginia P. Correos Purok 3, Brgy. Sta. Irene, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

6/9/2015


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No. ECC

Reference No.

Project Location Proponent Address Date Issued

2015

18 ECC-R13-1505-0074

ARS Petrol Filling Station

Crossing Cuevas, Trento, Agusan del sur

Allen R. Salvatierra Brgy. Pob. Trento, Agusan del Sur

6/15/2015

19 Ecc-R13-1505-0076


Awao River, Brgy. Awao, Sta. Josefa, Agusan del Sur

Roger L. Lapidez Brgy. Awao, Sta. Josefa, Agusan del Sur

6/11/2015

20 Ecc-R13-1505-0078

Sam Alba Gasoline Station

Brgy. Alegria, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

Aurora C. Alba Purok 7, Brgy. Alegria, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

6/10/2015

21 Ecc-R13-1505-0080

Commercial Sand and Gravel Extraction

Anagasian Creek, Brgy. Lapinigan, san Francisco, Agusan del sur

Del A. Solde Brgy. San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

6/30/2015

22 ECC-R13-1506-0081

Wood Processing (Veneer Manufacturing and Mini-sawmill)

Purok Durian, Brgy. San Agustin, Talacogon, Agusan del Sur

Amparo B. Plaza Purok Durian, Brgy. San Agustin, Talacogon, Agusan del Sur

7/2/2015

23 ECC-R13-1506-0085

Road Construction/Upgrading of NRJ, Binucayan, Loreto-Sta.Cruz-Katipunan-Del Monte, Veruela, Agusan del Sur (Phase 1)

Brgy. Binucayan, Loreto-Brgy. Sta.Cruz and Katipunan Veruela, Agusan del Sur



7/7/2015

24 ECC-R13-1506-0086

Road Construction/Upgrading of San Luis to Brgy. Don Pedro, Esperanza Road (Phase II)

Brgy. Guadalope, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur-Brgy./ Don Pedro, Dimalasang, sta.Ines and Doña Maxima, San Luis, Agusan del Sur



7/7/2015

25 ECC-R13-1506-0089

Commercial Sand and Gravel

Simulao River, Purok 5, San Ignacio, Trento, Agusan del Sur

Daniel P. Cajigas Brgy. Mangagoy, Bislig, Surigao del Sur

7/13/2015

26 ECC-R13-1507-0101

Gaisano Capital-Tandag

Bag-ong Lungsod, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur

Heva Management and Development Corporation/Engr. William Nazarene T. Canoy (Project Engineer)

Gen. Maxilom Ave., Ext., Brgy. Carreta, Cebu City

7/20/2015

27 ECC-R13-1507-0102

Industrial Sand and Gravel

Kalinawan River, Brgy. Sta. Ana, Tubay, Agusan del Norte

Romeo L. Aumento P4, Ampayon, Butuan City

8/4/2015

28 ECC-R13-1507-0103

Road Upgrading of NRJ-Azpetia-Mabuhay (leading to Beg Falls)

Brgy. Azpetia, Brgy Libertad, Brgy. Mabuhay, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

Local Government Unit of Prosperidad/ Hon. Albin D. Magdamit (Municipal Mayor)

Pob. Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

8/5/2015

29 ECC-R13-1511-0112

10.4 MW Peak Power San Francisco Thermal Power

ASELCO Compound, Brgy. San isidro, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

Peak Power San Francisco, Inc.

ASELCO Compound, Brgy. San Isdro,San Francisco, aDS

11/26/2015

30 ECC-R13-1512-0115

Banana Plantation Brgys. Basda, Tudela, san Ignacio, San Roque, Cuevas, san Isidro and Sta. Maria, Trento Agusan del Sur

Lapanday Foods Corporation

Purok 7, Brgy. Pob. Trento, Agusan del Sur

12/2/2015

31 ECC-OL-R13-2015-0002

San and Gravel Wawa River, Brgy. Mabuhay, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur

Baltazar M. Bailo Surigao City 8/26/2015

32 ECC-OL-R13-2015-0010

Development of Prosperidad Resettlement Site

P28, Brgy. Pobalcion, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

LGU-Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

Pob.Prosperidad,Agusan del Sur

11/4/2015

33 Ecc-OL-R13-2015-0012

Flying V Gasoline Station

Yakal St. Taglatwan, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

TWA Inc.-Flying V Insular Oil, Km. 10, Sasa, Davao City

11/25/2015

34 Ecc-OL-r13-2015-0013

Sand and Gravel Wawa River,Brgy. Sagmone, Bayugan, agusan del Sur

Purification L. Albarico P-4,Taglatawan, Bayugan, Agusan del Sur

11/25/2015

35 ECC-R13-1512-0116

Livestock Production Brgy. Aurora, Sta. Josefa, Agusan del Sur

DV Greenfield Integrated, Inc./ Engr. Rainier E. Versola (Authorized Representative)

#71 Diamond St. Doña Francisca Homes, Matina Davao City

12/17/2015

36 ECC-OL-R13-2015-0023

Green Core Veneering and Mini-sawmill

Barangay Waloe, Loreto, Agusan del Sur

Manobo-Banwaon-Talaandig United for Peace, Inc. (MBTUPI)

Barangay Waloe, Loreto, Agusan del Sur

12/23/2015


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Established Dumpsites in Agusan del Sur

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X. Mineral Resources Management

List of Approved Small Scale Mining Contract

List of Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA) Holder & Exploration Permittee

Source: MGB - Caraga

Approved Minahan ng Bayan

With the country’s abundant mineral resources, mining can be considered as a viable development option in pushing the province to improve its economy. Agusan del Sur has the large volume of gold deposits as evidenced by the presence of Philsaga Mining Corporation (PMC), Minahan ng Bayan, JTC Mining Corporation and other small scale miners. Reinforced by other commercial minerals like limestone, silver, copper polymetallics, sand & gravel, marble, gypsum, manganese, phosphate rock, coal, chromite, quartz, white clay, guano and aggregates. Table below shows the list of Approved Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA), Small Scale Mining Contract, Sand & Gravel Permit Holders and Quarrying permits.

Approved Mining Rights

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Municipality/ Name of Permittee

Permit No.

Date Approved

Expiry Date Location Area (has.)

ECC No.

14. Albarico, Arnold 02-0244 05/28/2014 05/28/2015 Wawa River, Brgy. Maygatasan

2.758 ECC-R13-0909-0015

15. Alfon, Eulalia 02-99 03/15/2016 03/15/2017 Wawa River, Noli 1.000 99-ECC-SAG-1302-034

16. Sularte, Rosemalynn T. 02-0228 03/03/2014 03/03/2015 Wawa River, Brgy. Salvacion

2.196 ECC-R13-0807-091-2236

17. Cortez, Juvelyn 02-13-10 11/20/2015 11/20/2016 Wawa River, Brgy. Canayugan

4.010 ECC-R13-1309-0133

18. Laroya, Henry 02-02-13 02/24/2017 02/24/2018 Wawa River, Brgy. Maygatasan

3.780 ECC-R13-1309-0133

19. Tanjay, Jopel 02-01-13 02/24/2017 02/24/2018 Wawa River, Brgy. Del Carmen

2.970 ECC-R13-1311-0166

20. Piloton, Catherine G. 02-02-13 01/07/2016 01/07/2017 Wawa River, Brgy. Mabuhay 2.855 ECC-R131310-0139

21. Bada, Felix 02-09-12 11/15/2016 11/15/2017 Wawa River, Brgy. Mabuhay 1.021 ECC-R13-1308-0118

22. Juyo, Evelyn D. 02-06-13 04/07/2017 04/07/2018 Wawa River, Brgy. Canayugan

2.592 ECC-R13-1410-0159

23. Comandante, Oliver 02-11-13 05/15/2015 05/15/2016 Wawa River, Brgy. Sagmone 1.278 ECC-R13-1402-0032

24. Arquisola, Phillip Stephen 02-09-13 02/20/2015 02/20/2016

Wawa River, Brgy. Maygatasan

0.383 -

25. Enriquez, Evelyn L. 02-13-15 10/29/2015 10/29/2016 Brgy. Canayugan 3.004 ECC-R13-1504-0059

26. Teposo, Joan J. 02-04-16 10/04/2016 10/04/2017 Wawa River, Brgy. Mabuhay 4.990 ECC-OL-R13-2016-0016

Prosperidad (15) 28.378

1. Anuta, Audrico 03-0224 03/10/2017 03/10/2018 Salimboagon River 1.070

1303-2007-1010-099-2236

2. Anuta, Amparo 03-040 03/10/2017 03/10/2018 Bega River 1.410

1303-2002-0321-028-2210

3. Anuta, Ursulo 03-153 03/10/2017 03/10/2018 Bega River, Salimboagon 2.990 99-ECC-SAG-1302-054

4. Mahinay, Victor 03-52-29 03/28/2016 03/28/2017 Maug River, New Maug 1.000 99-ECC-SAG-1302-037

5. Suaso, Jocelyn 03-0210 03/28/2016 03/28/2017 Maug River, San Salvador 1.630

1303-2001-1128-110-2210

5. Tecson, Franklin, Jr. 03-14786 04/07/2017 04/07/2018 Maug River, New Maug 1.200

1303-2003-0827-084-2236

6. Besoyo, Ruben 03-037 05/08/2017 05/08/2018 Maug River, San Salvador 2.218

1303-2002-0430-041-2210

7. Fernandez, Dionesia 03-0186 01/07/2016 01/07/2017 Maug River, San Salvador 3.170 ECC-R13-0803-037-2236

8. Bergavera, Jerelyne T. 03-0210 04/07/2017 04/07/2017 New Maug 1.920

1303-2005-0203-012-2236

9. Emalay, Remando 03-0247 03/10/2017 03/10/2018 Maug River, San Salvador 3.900 ECC-R13-0904-045-2236

10. Belandres, Joejerson 03-0169 03/23/2015 03/23/2016 Bega River, Libertad 1.800

1303-2003-0425-048-2236

11. de Castro, Nicasio 03-014 07/13/2015 07/13/2016 Bega River, Azpetia 0.980

1303-2000-0314-006-2210

12. Besoyo, Celerina 03-0191 09/09/2008 09/09/2009 San Martin 1.100

1303-2002-0430-041-2210

13. Besoyo, Roland 03-0181 10/04/2016 10/04/2017 Maitum River, San Martin 1.320

1303-2004-1108-226-223

14. Galdiano, Donato A. 03-0206 07/19/2016 07/19/2018 Gibong River, Poblacion 1.320 ECC-R13-0904-044-2236

15. Acebido, Jovan G./ Acebido, Edeltrudes 03-0184 02/10/2017 02/10/2018 Maug River, San Salvador

1.350

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Permit No.

Date Issued Expiry Date Location (operation) Area (has.)

ECC No.

Trento (11) 23.320

1. Dayrit, Corazon 07-0172 10/26/2016 ########## Simulao River, Sta. Maria 0.698

1303-2003-222-129-2236

2. Lariosa, Froilan 07-7547 05/08/2017 5/7/2018 Bahayan River, Poblacion 0.968 97-ECC-SAG-1302-002

3. Reyes, Saturnino 07-0628 05/08/2017 5/7/2018 Bahayan River, Cuevas 1.000 94-ECC-SAG-1003-425

4. Naraga, Marie Ann J 07-7849 03/28/2016 3/28/2017 Simulao River, Sta. Maria 2.836 96-ECC-SAG-1043-109

5. Matiga, Felibert 07-0196 12/09/2014 12/9/2015 Simulao River, San Roque 2.460

1303-2005-0311-039-2236

6. Sing, Bonifacio 07-025 05/08/2017 5/7/2018 Simulao River, San Ignacio ECC-R13-1110-0150

7. Amparo, Nestor 07-0711 03/28/2016 3/28/2017 Simulao River, San Ignacio 2.300 ECC-R13-1208-0063

8. Plaza, Paquito 07-0910 07/13/2016 7/13/2017 Poblacion 4.420 ECC-R13-1405-0085

9. Sanchez, Susana R. 07-004-09 07/19/2016 7/19/2017 Simulao River, San Roque

3.633 ECC-R13-1405-0085

10. Asis, Ryan 07-173 10/04/2016 10/4/2017 Sitio Bucana, langkilaan 2.080

1303-2001-0111-005-2210

11. Daniel Cajigas 07-0112 08/17/2016 8/17/2017 San Ignacio 2.926 ECC-R13-1506-0089

San Luis (2) 2.920

1. Estoque, Shirley 013-0177 01/07/2016 1/7/2017 Maaasam River, Nuevo Trabajo

1.220

1303-2004-0503-073-2236

2. Claros, Gilbert 013-0161 04/27/2016 4/27/2017 Maaasam River, Nuevo Trabajo

1.700

1303-2003-0707-069-2236

Sta. Josefa (9) 23.180

1. Caguiat, Amelito 08-035 05/15/2015 05/15/2016 Agusan River, San Jose 0.995 1303-2000-1207-089

2. Cuares, Ernest 08-149 12/09/2014 12/09/2015 Agusan River, Patrocenio 1.810

1303-2003-0130-010-2210

3. Estigoy, Lecenia 08-0121 02/24/2017 02/24/2018 Agusan River, Patrocenio 2.306

1303-2005-0923-133-2236

4. Otacan, Pacita 08-018 07/19/2016 07/19/2017 Agusan River, San Jose 3.197

1303-2003-0129-009-2210

5. Bustillo, Anuncio P. 08-0511 07/19/2016 07/19/2018 Agusan River, Patrocenio 3.870 ECC-R13-1107-0099

6. Dacillo, Bienvinido 08-1713 02/27/2017 02/27/2018 Agusan River, Patrocenio 4.229 ECC-R13-1308-0117

7. Canlog, Joseph T. 08-0513 01/07/2016 01/07/2017 Agusan River, San Jose 1.236 ECC-R13-1309-0131

8. Quijada, Necias 08-0713 04/27/2016 04/27/2017 Agusan River, Aurora 3.578 ECC-R13-1309-0129

9. Lapidez, Roger L. 06-0415 02/10/2017 02/10/2018 Awao River, Awao 1.958 -

Esperanza (2) 7.629

1. Orlanes, Lilian 14-001 03/28/2016 3/28/2017 Ojot River, Remedios 4.395 ECC-R13-0904-043-2236

2. Ludahan, Rolando Sr. 14-0237 05/08/2017 5/7/2018 Pusilaw River, Milagros 3.234 ECC-R13-1011-0140

Veruela (1) 1.870

1. CATRIDECO rep. by Carlos Lebanon

09-0202 Tugpan, Brgy. Sinubong 1.870

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DENR Caraga Region Key Officials

Regional Execuitve Director : ATTY. FELIX S. ALICER, CESE DENR Regional Line Bureaus Regional Director : ENGR. ALBERT G. ARCAMO Environment Management Bureau Regional Director : ENGR. GLENN MARCELO C. NOBLE Mines and Geosciences Bureau Director, FWRDEC : FOR. CONRADO B. MARQUEZ Assistant Regional Directors ARD for Management Services : FOR. SAMUEL C. DANGANAN OIC, ARD for Technical Services : FOR. BEN-ALI C. DECAMPONG Regional Division Chiefs Administrative Division : MS. EVANGELINE A. ASTILLO Finance Division : MS. RACELYN A. ARGOSINO Planning & Management : MS. ANTONIETTA A. JURADO Legal Division : ATTY. CLAUDIO A. NISTAL, JR. Conservation & Development Division : FOR. NILDA G. EBRON Enforcement Division : FOR. MODESTO U. LAGUMBAY, JR. Licenses, Patents & Deeds Division : FOR. MILA J. GARCIA Surveys and Mapping Division : ENGR. ARTHUR S. GERMAN

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In-charge, Office of the PENRO : FOR. JEROME H. ALBIA CENR Officer, Bayugan : FOR. NORMAN A. ASUGAN OIC, CENR Officer, Bunawan : FOR. ACHILLES ANTHONY C. EBRON CENR Officer, Loreto : FOR. RANULFO A. CLIMACO CENR Officer, Talacogon : FOR. VINCE C. ESTOPITO PENRO Agusan del Sur Workforce Chief, Management Services Division : MR. NELSON B. CARANZO OIC, Chief Technical Services Division : FOR. JEROME H. ALBIA Admin and Finance Section : MS. AILEEN D. BASTILLADA Planning Section : FOR. MERLIN T. PABELLAN Conservation & Development Section : FOR. FRANCISCO C. ETOM Regulation and Permitting Section : FOR. IKE L. EGPALINA Enforcement Section : FOR. MARLON G. YU Protected Area Superintendent : FOR. EMMILIE TEVES-IBONIA Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary Protected Area Superintendent : FOR. RUTH G. ABALOS Andanan Watershed Forest Reserve National Greening Program : FOR. TEODULO B. AWA

PENRO Agusan del Sur Key Officials

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Agusan del Sur Key Officials

Congressmen: District I - Alfelito M. Bascug District II - Adolph Edward G. PLaza Governor - Santiago B. Cane, Jr. Vice-Governor - Samuel E. Tortor Board Members: 1. Nilo Manpatilan 2. Susan Gerona 3. Cesar Alonde 4. Edilberto Bastareche 5. Allan Lim 6. Edwin Demegillo 7. Pamela Yucosing 8. Hazel Del Rosario 9. Edwin Elorde Mayors: District I Sibagat - Maria Liza L. Evangelista Bayugan City - Kirk A. Asis Prosperidad - Frederick Mark P. Mellana Talacogon - Pauline Marie E. Masendo San Luis - Phoebe L. Corvera Esperanza - Leonida P. Manpatilan District II San Francisco - Solomon T. Rufila Rosario - Jupiter C. Abulog Bunawan - Gilbert G. Elorde Trento - William E. Calvez Sta. Josefa - Symond O. Caguiat Veruela - Myrna S. Mondejar Loreto - Lorife M. Otaza La Paz - Michael D. Lim

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