Strategy On Social Justice: Sec. Ramon Paje, Department of Environment and Natural Resources

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Social Business Summit 2013: Inclusive Growth in the Asian Market

GK Enchanted Farm Village University, Angat, Pampanga 2-5 October 2013
Social Business Summit 2013
GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines
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OUTLINE
DENR Vision, Mission, Mandate PDP and ENR Sector Goals Major Accomplishments National Greening Program Balik-Probinsya Program GK Agro-Economic and Nature Park
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A nation enjoying and sustaining its natural resources, and a clean and healthy environment. To mobilize our citizenry in protecting, conserving and managing the environment and natural resources for the present and future generations. The DENR shall be the primary government agency responsible for the conservation, management, development and proper use of the countrys environment and natural resources.
VISION
MISSION
MANDATE
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Key Result Areas*

1. Anti-corruption/transparent, accountable and participatory governance 2. Poverty reduction and empowerment of the poor 3. Rapid, inclusive and sustained economic growth 4. Just and lasting peace and the rule of law 5. Integrity of the environment and climate change * EO 43, s. of 2011 Pursuing
Our Social Contract with the Filipino People Through the Reorganization of the Cabinet Clusters
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ENR Sector Goals:

1. Improved conservation, protection and rehabilitation of natural resources 2. Improved environmental quality 3. Enhanced resilience of natural systems and communities
Northern Sierra Madre Mountain Range
Tubbataha rReef Natural Park Apo Reef
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MAJOR PROGRAMS/PROJECTS
National Greening Cadastral Survey, and Land Management and Disposition Forest Protection and Anti-illegal Logging Protected Areas and Biodiversity Conservation Clean Air, Clean Water and Solid Waste Management Geo-hazard Assessment and Mapping, and Ecosystems Research and Development Good Governance and Anti-corruption
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MAJOR TARGETS BY GOAL Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016

GOAL 1: Improved conservation, protection and rehabilitation of natural resources
MAJOR TARGETS: Plant 1.5 Million hectares by 2016 under the National Greening Program (NGP) Ban Logging in all natural forests nationwide Complete Cadastral Survey by 2015 Improve management of Protected Areas Minimize the impacts of mining activities
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GOAL 2: Improved environmental quality
MAJOR TARGETS: Improve TSP (Total Suspended Particulates) and PM10 (Particulate Matter 10) to international standards, especially in Metro Manila by 2016 Improve water quality of water bodies, especially rivers and esteros Promote good environmental governance
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GOAL 3: Enhanced resilience of natural systems and communities
MAJOR TARGETS: Complete the conversion of all geohazard maps from 1:50,000 to 1:10,000 scale, nationwide by 2015 Improve dissemination and understanding of geohazard data Complete the identification and demarcation of No Mining Zone, including Tourism Development Areas, by 2014
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A. Improved conservation, protection and rehabilitation of natural resources*
1. Logging Moratorium
EO 23 (Feb 2013) -Anti-Illegal Logging Task Force (AILTF) -Significantly reduced hotspots from 197 to 31 -Confiscated 23.4 M bd ft forest products -Filed 921 cases; convicted 109 persons -Donated 134,387 chairs, desks, etc. -Repaired 378 school buildings
2. National Greening Program

EO 23 (Feb 2013); launched May 2013
221,763
128,558
Planting 1.5 B trees in 1.5 M ha in 2011-2016 Area planted: 350,321 ha Seedlings planted: 251 Million Jobs generated: 735,719
* Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016

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A. Improved conservation, protection and rehabilitation of natural resources*
3. Biodiversity Conservation and Management

No. of PAs: 240 (July 2013) Coverage: 5,449,662 ha
Effective and Efficient Protected Area Management -Targeting conservation efforts -Demarcating PA boundaries -Conservation/protection of 5 threatened species (Phil. Tarsier, Phil. Eagle, Tamaraw, Pawikan, Crocodile) -Mangrove rehabilitation/coral reef restoration
4. Cadastral and Other Surveys

-Complete cadastral survey of 65 municipalities covering 1.2 M ha (2011-2012) -Surveyed 816 out of 1,636 cities/municipalities -Ongoing 427 cadastral survey projects in 510 municipalities for completion in 2013 * Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016
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B. Improved environmental quality* 5. Clean Air, Clean Water and Solid Waste Management
Total Suspended Particulates (TSP) Level Metro Manila, 2010-2nd Qtr 2013
180 164 169 170 160 143 135 130 134 132 150 132 126 125 140 120 116 118 130 106 120 110 90 100 90 80 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 TSp level (ug/Ncm)
Traffic volume reduction Switch to clean fuel Urban greening Intensify anti-smoke belching Strict monitoring of industrial emissions to standards
Series1 Series2
Adopt-an-Estero/River Program 456 Corporations & LGUs adopted 243 water bodies nationwide (June 2013) Continuing Manila Bay clean-up Collected 5,866 tons (over 3,000 truckloads in just one day
Philippines: 37,000 tons/day (6,000 truckloads); MM: 8,700 tons/day (1,500) Only half collected nationwide; 90% in MM (10% ends up mostly in water bodies) Achieved 42% waste reduction rate (from 34%, 2011) in MM; Outside MM 38% Assisted 128 LGUs in ESWM Program
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* Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016

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C. Enhanced resilience of natural systems and communities*
6. Geohazard Mapping
Complete geohazards assessment of the country at 1:50,000 scale Publication of GIS-based geohazard maps on landslides and floods thru internet (www.mgb.gov.ph) Distribution of 75,000 maps to LGUs and other stakeholders Detailed geohazards assessment & mapping at 1:10,000 scale Completed for 402 municipalities Assessed 293 for coastal geohazard and CC impact Tidal monitoring The Philippine: adjudged as a Strong Environmental Performer in 2012 (Environmental Performance Index) Ranked 42 out of 132 countries, from No. 50 (2010) Outranked Australia , USA, Singapore and Israel 2012 SURVEY OF ENTERPRISES ON CORRUPTION
(SWS) GOVERNMENT EFFORTS IN STOPPING THE DESTRUCTION AND ABUSE OF ENVIRONMENT Approval Rating Net Approval Rating Disapproval Rating
7. Good Governance
*PDP 2011-2016
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CLIMATE CHANGE = CHANGE IN CLIMATE Attributable directly to human activity that alters the composition of the global atmosphere and which is in addition to natural climate variability observed over comparable time periods.
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EXPOSURE AND VULNERABILITY
Source: World Risk Report 2012, United Nations University

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Philippines: 3rd in World Risk Index
Source: World Risk Report 2012, United Nations University-Institute for Environment and Human Security
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State of Philippine forest:

o Total land area of the Philippines: 30M ha o Total forestland: 14.2M ha (47% of total land area) o Area with forest cover: 7.2M ha (24%) o Continuous harvesting of timber
20 15 10 5 0 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
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Forest Cover Change: 1934-2003
Forest Cover
( in million hectares)
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o Positive increase in forest cover (1990-2010)
Source: FAO Global Forest Resources Assessment (FRA 2010)
BUT it will take over 250 years to reforest/rehab 8M ha of denuded/degraded forestland at an average of 30,000-ha/yr reforestation accomplishment !
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o Estimated 20 Million Filipinos in the uplands (1/5 of population) o 1,890 organized upland communities/peoples organizations o 398,000 families/ households
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Objectives: Poverty reduction, food
security, biodiversity conservation, and climate change mitigation and adaptation in 1.5 Million hectares over 6 years (2011-2016)
Coverage: Planting of 1.5 Billion trees

Harmonizes all tree planting initiatives and similar activities of government, private sector, and civil society
Launched: May 2011
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Species: o preference for endemic/indigenous species

o forest trees, fruit trees, rubber, mangroves, rattan, bamboo, etc.
Areas for development:
forestlands, protected areas and areas needed for protection purposes, mangroves, ancestral domains, abandoned mines, urban areas
NGP: Beyond Reforestation

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Use of technologies: o clonal propagation of dipterocarps, endemic species o biofertilizers/mycorrhizal inoculation of seedlings o involvement of state universities and colleges o geo-tagging, GIS, use of ICT

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Budgetary Requirement Php 34 BILLION (USD 790 M)
Target Area

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Accomplishments (CY 2011-2012)

Outputs 2011 Target 100,000 Actual 128,558 Target 200,000
350000 300000
Areas covered in hectares
2012 Actual 221,763 Target 300,000
Total Actual 350,321 % 117
Area planted (ha)
Annual Reforestation (1986-2013)

Accomplishment before NGP Accomplishment under NGP Target
250000 200000 150000 100000 50000 0

1986 1988 1990 1992 1994 1996
1998
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
2010 2011

2012 2013
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Accomplishments (CY 2011-2012)

2011 Jobs Generated (no) 335,078 2012 380,696 TOTAL 715,774

2011
2013
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Other Accomplishments
218 M seedlings planted 39 clonal nurseries established nationwide o 17 operated by state universities and colleges

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Balik-Probinsya Program (BPP)

Background
o About 102,406 informal settler families (ISF) in Metro Manila o ISF living in danger/high risk areas, i.e. esteros, waterways, shorelines and easements o Clearing operations to decongest Metro Manila will affect ISF
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Objective: provide safe and decent housing and livelihood to existing forest occupant families and ISF Addresses poverty alleviation, food security, climate change mitigation and adaptation and sustainable rural development within Metro Manila Under DA-DAR-DENR national convergence initiative for sustainable development Off-site priority option of Government for relocation of ISF
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Phases of Implementation
Identification of Informal Settlers Site Preparation Master Plan Development Resource mobilization Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation
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Initial Sites
Region 3 Sitios Cucong and Talamsi Brgy. Kalawakan, DRT, Bulacan AREA 1,000 Hectares
Region 4A Brgy. Maguibway, Tagkawan, Quezon AREA 2,000 Hectares
Region 5 Brgys. Cagmanaba and Tapel Oas, Albay AREA 2,000 Hectares
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Program Scheme
At least 100-sq m residential lot/beneficiary Provision of road, school, health and daycare centers with electricity and water supply to ensure habitable environment Livelihood opportunities for organized recipients, such as but not limited to: o DENR-NGP (timber, fuel wood and fruit trees plantations) o cash crops programs by Department of Agriculture o DSWD Conditional Cash TransferCash for Work programs o various organizational capacity building and training programs o other government and non-government convergence initiatives
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Status
Potential Area for Planting (ha) Developed Area (ha) Proposed Resettlement Site* (ha)
REGION
LOCATION
3 4A 5 TOTAL
DRT, Bulacan Tagkawayan, Quezon Oas, Albay
1,000 2,000 2,000 5,000
316 1,395 328 2,039
31.26 107.46 75.01 213.73
*per Draft Presidential Proclamation
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Nursery
Water impounding dam
BPP DRT, Bulacan

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Nursery
Established plantation
BPP Tagkawayan, Quezon

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Plantation establishment
BPP Oas, Albay

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GK Agro-Economic and Nature Park: Enhancing the Implementation of NGP through Awareness, Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing
Objectives:
Showcase NGP implementation Provide venue for technology transfer and knowledge sharing Promote interest in environment, sustainable development and natural resources conservation Encourage participation of farmer communities in NGP
Components:
Forest nursery Arboretum Bambusetum Coconut-based agroforestry Tropical fruit farm Other agroforestry farm projects
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Social Business Summit 2013: Inclusive Growth in the Asian Market

Social Business Summit 2013

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

Social Business Summit 2013

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

Key Result Areas*

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

ENR Sector Goals:

Northern Sierra Madre Mountain Range

Tubbataha rReef Natural Park Apo Reef

Social Business Summit 2013

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

MAJOR TARGETS BY GOAL Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016

MAJOR TARGETS BY GOAL Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016

Social Business Summit 2013

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

MAJOR TARGETS BY GOAL Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016

A. Improved conservation, protection and rehabilitation of natural resources*

2. National Greening Program

* Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

A. Improved conservation, protection and rehabilitation of natural resources*

3. Biodiversity Conservation and Management

4. Cadastral and Other Surveys

* Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016

C. Enhanced resilience of natural systems and communities*

Social Business Summit 2013

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

EXPOSURE AND VULNERABILITY

Source: World Risk Report 2012, United Nations University

Philippines: 3rd in World Risk Index

State of Philippine forest:

Forest Cover Change: 1934-2003

State of Philippine forest:

State of Philippine forest:

Objectives: Poverty reduction, food

Coverage: Planting of 1.5 Billion trees

Launched: May 2011

Species: o preference for endemic/indigenous species

Areas for development:

NGP: Beyond Reforestation

NGP: Beyond Reforestation

Budgetary Requirement Php 34 BILLION (USD 790 M)

NGP: Beyond Reforestation

Accomplishments (CY 2011-2012)

2012 Actual 221,763 Target 300,000

Total Actual 350,321 % 117

Area planted (ha)

Annual Reforestation (1986-2013)

250000 200000 150000 100000 50000 0

NGP: Beyond Reforestation

Accomplishments (CY 2011-2012)

NGP: Beyond Reforestation

NGP: Beyond Reforestation

Balik-Probinsya Program (BPP)

Social Business Summit 2013

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

Balik-Probinsya Program (BPP)

Social Business Summit 2013

GK Enchanted Farm - Bulacan, Philippines

Balik-Probinsya Program (BPP)

Social Business Summit 2013