Pañgulayan na batay sa joint guideline, ang DAR at DENR bago iproseso ang mga aplikasyon para sa mga titulo ng lupa alinsunod sa kanilang mandato ay kailangang ipaalam sa NCIP ang partikular na lugar na bibigyan ng titulo. Nagsagawa ang Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) at iba pang inter-agency technical working group kabilang ang Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) at National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) ng consultation meeting sa lupa at kagubatan upang ayusin ang mga overlapping issue na may kaugnayan sa parselisasyon ng collective certificates of land ownership awards (CCLOAs) para sa Support to Parcelization of Lands for Individual Titling (SPLIT) Project.Īyon kay DAR Undersecretary for Legal Affairs Office Luis Meinrado C.

DAR, DENR, NCIP inayos ang mga overlapping issue kaugnayan sa pagpapatupad ng Project SPLIT Beata Batadlan and Estela Gumabon from the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority. Cesar Ortega and Shelley Calata from NCIP, Jennette Ponce of Mines and Geosciences Bureau, Amie Rabang, and Gabriel Mendoza of Forest Management Bureau. The event was attended by DAR and World Bank Mission representatives with Inter-agency technical working group, which include Atty. She said that this is the largest land administration project of the World Bank in the world and that they want the best practice of this project shared with other countries. “This is a very good opportunity to have a face-to-face meeting with Regional Offices of DAR and our Technical Working Group members to show commitment to the ownership of the government for land administration in the Philippines,” World Bank Senior Environmental Engineer Maya Gabriella Villaluz said. Pañgulayan disclosed that NCIP is tasked to certify subject land to the projection of survey plans and issuance of the certification of non-overlap, whether the same affects an alienable and disposable (AD) or ancestral land (AL) involving “conflict areas” as identified by the agencies concerned pending/overlapping, jurisdictional/operational issues or conflicting claims which are contentious or potentially contentious. World Bank Senior Environmental Engineer Maya Gabriella Villaluz ensures that forest areas are properly mapped out. “During the implementation of parcelization and in the issuance of appropriate tenurial instruments, the actual occupants on the lands covered by collective CLOAs shall not be displaced,” Pañgulayan said.

He said all lands covered by collective CLOAs within classified timberlands, unclassified public forests, mineral lands, and national parks, shall be parcelized in favor of agrarian reform beneficiaries. Pañgulayan said that based on a joint guideline, the DAR and DENR before processing applications for land titles pursuant to their respective mandates must notify the NCIP of the specific area to be titled.

The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) and other inter-agency technical working group composed of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) has conducted a consultation meeting on land and forestry to settle overlapping issues in relation to parcelization of collective certificates of land ownership awards (CCLOAs) for Support to Parcelization of Lands for Individual Titling (SPLIT) Project.ĭAR Undersecretary for Legal Affairs Office Luis Meinrado C. Pañgulayan during the inter-agency technical working group on land and forestry consultation meeting held in Lucena City. Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Undersecretary for Legal Affairs Office Luis Meinrado C.

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