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FORGING ANINDIGENOUS

PEOPLES’ MASTERPLAN

Masli A. Quilaman, CEO VIExecutive DirectorNational Commission onIndigenous Peoples December 08,2010University of the Philippines, QuezonCity



The Indigenous Peoples RightsAct ( IPRA) of 1997 has mandatedthe National Commission onIndigenous Peoples (NCIP) toformulate a Five Year MasterPlan . Based on the AncestralDomain Sustainable

Development and ProtectionPlans (ADSDPP) of the variousIndigenous CulturalCommunities/Indigenous Peoples

(ICCs/IPs) and other relevantinformation.

BASIS FOR THE INDIGENOUSPEOPLES MASTERPLAN (IPMAP)



GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THEIPMAP

The IP Master Plan shall be consistentwith the IPRA, its goal is to contribute to

the attainment of social justice andhuman development in the Philippinesthrough poverty alleviation. The sectoralobjective is to empower indigenouspeoples in the Philippines for therecognition, protection and promotion of their rights and welfare.



IPMAP IS FOR THE FOR THE INDIGENOUSPEOPLES, IMPLEMENTED BY THEM, NCIP, AND

OTHER STAKEHOLDERS

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GROUPS PARTICIPATING IN THEDRAFTING OF THE IPM AP

1. National and regional governmentagencies2. Indigenous peoples organizations3. Non-government organizations

GROUPS COMMENTING ON THEDRAFT IPMAP1. National Economic and

Development Authority2. Indigenous peoples organizations-



TARGETOUTPUTS

OF THEIPMAP

• Ancestral Lands andDomains recognized,titled, awarded andregistered;

• Self-Determination and

Self-Governance of IPstrengthened;• Social justice andHuman Rights of IPsrecognized, protectedand strengthened;

• Culture, Tradition and

Institutions preserved



UNDERGOING THE PROCESS OFDEVELOPMENT

FIRST ROUND. (2008-3rd Quarter2010)

q Consolidating reference pointsfrom ADSDPPs and secondaryinformation (quarterly and annualreports, etc.);

q FGDs/Consultation, validations,and with stakeholders in both theMindanao and Luzon and Visayasclusters; and

q Collating outputs and coming up

with the first draft.



UNDERGOING THE PROCESS OFDEVELOPMENT con’t.

SECOND ROUND (4th Quarter2010)

q Consolidating comments byvarious sectors through FGDsand SGDS in both the Mindanaoand Luzon and Visayas clusters;

andq Multi-sectoral writeshop for the

Finalization of the IPMAP



EXPECTED GAINS FOR THEINDIGENOUS PEOPLES FROM THE

IPMAP• Strengthened multi-stakeholder partnership for IPdevelopment;• Focusing and converging socio-economic programs,

projects and services in line with the adopted/approved

ADSPP;• Encouraging pro-IP government and private sector

initiatives in agro-forestry, eco-tourism, renewableenergy, and sustainable mineral resources ;

• Facilitating environmental protection and conservationof community-driven and participatory developmentprojects;

• Strengthening the IP Self-Determined DevelopmentMechanism; and

• Institutional Strengthening of NCIP.



GAINS FOR NCIP AS PRIMARY AGENCYFOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

REINFORCING NCIP’S MAJOR FINALOUTPUTS

v

Formulation of Policy Guidelines,Plans and Programsv Advocacy and Coordination

Servicesv Adjudication and Legal Servicesv AD/AL Delineation and titling

Services, andv IP Development Services.



GAINS FOR NCIP AS PRIMARY AGENCY FORINDIGENOUS PEOPLES con’t.

Across the MFOs, the following shallbe improved:v management information system (MIS),v monitoring and evaluation (M&E),v project development and management,

community entrepreneurship facilitation,networking and resource generation,financial management and

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other cross cutting concerns .



OUR CHRISTMAS TASK:

A Finalized IP-MAP for theIndigenous Peoples of the

Philippines

OUR CHRISTMAS WISH:

A Merry Christmas toeveryone most especiallythe UNDP family and the

Indigenous Peoples of the

Philippines!

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