Title: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE PHILIPPINES NATIONAL REDD STRATEGY ON PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT
1PERSPECTIVES FROM THE PHILIPPINES NATIONAL REDD
STRATEGY ON PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT
3rd Meeting of the REDD Development Dividend Task
Force 02 05 April 2012, Nairobi, Kenya
2OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION
- Background information about the Philippines
- The Philippine National REDD-Plus Strategy
(PNRPS) - Process
- Vision
- Components
- Opportunities of the Private Sector under the
PNRPS - Challenges ahead
3PHILIPPINES - Basic statistics
- Land area 30 million ha
- Forestland area 15.8 million ha
- Forest cover 7.2 million ha
- Population more than 80 million
4Extent of Natural Forest Cover Loss in the last
100 years
70
60
40
34
23.7
18.3
Source Environmental Science for Social Change,
1999
5Forest Management
- All forestlands and natural resources are owned
by the government (Regalian doctrine) - Mode of access production sharing, joint
venture and co-management - Issuance of tenure instrument valid for 25 years
and renewable for another 25 years
6Management Arrangements Inside Forestlands
No. LTI Type No. Area (has.)
1 Timber License Agreements (TLA) 4 252,510
2 Integrated Forest Management Agreements (IFMA) 145 1,017,655
3 Socialized Industrial Forest Management Agreements (SIFMA) 1822 36,941
4 Agroforestry Farm lease Agreements (AFFLA) 17 4,776
5 Tree Farm Lease Agreement (TFLA) 88 9,742
6 Forestland Grazing Management Agreements (FLGMA FLGA) 364 97,019
7 Special Land-use Permit (SLP) 198 2,063
8 Special Land Use Lease Agreement (SPLULA) 18 99
9 Forest Land Use Agreements for Tourisim Purposes (FLAGt) 31 968
10 Special Forest Land Use Agreement (FLAg) 11 2,580
7Management Arrangements Inside Forestlands
No. LTI Type No. Area (has.)
11 Community-Based Forest Management Program (CBFMP)
11.1 CBFM Agreement 1790 1,633,892
11.2 Other CBFM Tenure (CSC,FLMA,CFSA,CFP etc) 3314 3,200,024
12 Approved CADT and CALT 414 4,276,639
13 PACBRMA 58 22,240
14 Areas under other Management Arrangements
14.1 Philippine National Oil Corporation (PNOC) 266,326
14.2 National Power Corporation (NPC) 337,721
14.3 National Irrigation Administration (NIA) 22,243
14.4 Co- Management Agreements with LGUs 153 485,537
TOTAL 8,427 11,668,975
Total forestland 15,805,325
Tenured 11,668,975
Untenured 4,136,350
8The Philippine National REDD Strategy (PNRPS)
Process
National Regional Consultations April Aug 2009
Workshop 1- Nov 2009 principles,
results,components
Component workshop groups Dec-March 2009
Workshop 2 March 2010 Writeshop
Draft written up by an integrator April 2010
National presentation April 2010
Critique and review by experts, regional and
sectoral consultations
NRPS Action Planning Budgeting August 2010
9The PNRPS
- is a strategy that articulates the common vision
and direction that the Philippines would want to
pursue in relation to REDD-Plus development and
implementation. - presents a broad range of strategies and
corresponding activities over a 10-year time
horizon (2010-2020). - defines the need to prepare forestland managers
throughout the country to assume responsibility
in implementing REDD-Plus programs, research,
projects and activities with the support of the
international, national and local agencies, NGOs
and other support groups.
10The PNRPS envisions
- Empowered forest managers and support groups
sustainably and equitably managing forestlands
and ancestral domains with enhanced carbon stock
and reduced greenhouse gases emission. Within
the vision framework, the impact areas include - Reduced forest degradation and deforestation
- Poverty reduction
- Biodiversity Conservation
- Improved governance
-
11Components of the PNRPS
- 4 Major Components
-
- Enabling Policies to support and promote
REDD-Plus - Forest Sector Governance
- Forest Resource Use, Allocation and Management
- Measurable, Reportable and Verifiable (MRV)
Conditions - 3 Cross-Cutting Components
- Capacity Building and Communication
- Research and Development
- Sustainable Financing
-
12The Philippine National REDD Strategy
Seven Major Components
13Opportunities of the Private Sector in REDD
under the PNRPS
- Under Forest Resource Use, Allocation
Management Component - As REDD projects implementers
- Under Sustainable Financing Component
- As REDD projects funders (CSR)
- Under Governance Component
- As member of the national and subnational REDD
coordinating agencies National
Multi-Stakeholder REDD Council (NRMC)
14Proposed NMRC composition
- Government agencies involved with forest
management and/or REDD - Non-Government representatives from the
indigenous peoples, CBFM POs, NGOs,
academe/university and private sector groups
involved in forest management
15Proposed NMRC functions and responsibilities
- Primarily to serve as the coordinating and
governing body for the implementation of the
PNRPS - Coordinate with national agencies and local
government units in the implementation of PNRPS
in their respective sectors and areas - Recommend policy and other measures to ensure the
effective implementation of PNRPS - Ensure meaningful representation and active
participation of the indigenous communities,
forest communities and other affected basic
sectors
16- Oversee, monitor and recommend measures to ensure
the effective formulation, implementation and
evaluation of policies, programs and resource
allocation and management of the PNRPS - Oversee and monitor the implementation of MRV
- Advocate for the mobilization of funds by the
national and local governments to support
REDD-Plus projects.
17Opportunities of the Private Sector in REDD
under the PNRPS
- Under Forest Resource Use, Allocation
Management Component - As REDD projects developers and implementers
- Under Sustainable Financing Component
- As REDD projects funders (CSR)
- Under Governance Component
- As member of the national and subnational REDD
coordinating agencies National
Multi-Stakeholder REDD Council (NRMC) - Under Policy Component thru consultation
process - Under R D Component thru their project area
as research site
18Challenges ahead
- For the government to issue a national policy or
legislation on REDD-Plus clarifying, among
others, carbon rights/ownerships or benefit
sharing and private sector engagement - For the government to establish and
operationalize the National Multi-stakeholder
REDD-Plus Council (NRMC) - For the private sector to be more involved in
forest management
19Maraming Salamat Po!THANK YOU!
For any queries, you may contact
Mayumi Quintos-Natividad Chief Forest Management
Specialist Forest Management Bureau Department of
Environment Natural Resources PHILIPPINES Email
mayquin_at_mozcom.com
20The Philippine National REDD Strategy
Seven Major Components
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