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2 Introduction MARINDUQUE Biophysical Profile 1. Coral Reefs and associated life forms and fisheries presence of corals in 58 brgys. out of the 93 coastal brgys. with only 20 % live hard coral cover. Other life forms are 2 endangered clams (Tridacna squasoma and T. crocea), good growth of macro algae or Caulerpa sp. lato and Halimeda and plenty of sea urchin, sea cucumber, blue crab and sea horse. Dominant species of fish are Caesionids, Siganids, Lutjanids and Thread Breams. 2. Mangroves 3, has. of mangrove forest, Rhizophora sp. and Api-api are common species. 3. Seagrasses seagrassbeds is almost all over the coastal areas with eleven (11) species with Enhalus accoroides as dominant species. 4. Sea Turles (Pawikan) the province is a migration route and nesting grounds of marine turtles; Green sea. Olive Ridley and Hawk
3 5. Existing MPAs and Other Marine Conservation Program there are five (5) Municipal Marine Reserves, one (1) Mariculture Park and one (1) Marine Protected Area 6. Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary NIPAS area with an aggregate area of 8, has. Socio-economic Profile 1. Political Subdivision lone congressional district, composed of six (6) municipalities. 2. Population 235, 121 persons 3. Industry agriculture is the main economic activity with 53,586.5 has. total production area. 4. Tourism/Ecotourism the province is famous for its Morines Festival and the Bella Rocca, a 6 star island resort hotel and spa. The province provides area for scuba diving, kayaking, recreational fishing, caving nature trekking, bird, bat and butterfly watching
4 Best Programs/Projects Implemented ( Ridge to Reef Management Approach) INTEGRATION OF VIPCM PLAN IN THE PDPFP and CLUP WATERSHED MANAGEMENT FISHERIES MANAGEMENT HABITAT MANAGEMENT SANITATION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT FORESHORE/SHORELINE MANAGEMENT ECOTOURISM AND LIVELIHOOD MANAGEMENT LEGAL ARRANGEMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL
5 INTEGRATION OF VIPMC PLAN IN THE PDPFP AND CLUP PDPFP CCA & DRR Enhanced Plan - PDC Approval and SP Endorsement - submitted to RLUC for Approval CLUP CCA & DRR Enhance Plan Municipality of Gasan CLUP with SP Approval - Municipality of Boac, Buenavista, Mogpog, Sta. Cruz and Torrijos for Public Hearing by October 2012
6 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT Watershed Rehab: NGP 40 has. Balik Gubat sa Bahay Igat. : LGU has. Fruit for Life : Adopt a Watershed Project / DBP Forest Project 160 has. On-going NGP - 30 has Stabilization/Rehab Waterwys, River 5 km. On-going NGP 30 has. Water for Life : Adopt a Watershed Project / DBP Forest Project 160 has. Community Based Watershed Mgt. 460 has Watershed Rehab. : UDP & NGP has. Water for Life : Adopt a Watershed Project / DBP Forest Project 80 has. Watershed Rehab. : NGP has Watershed Rehab. : UDP & NGP has. Stabilization/Rehab Waterwys, River 1 km w/ 25 kms. on -going Watershed Rehab. : NGP has. On-going NGP 123 has. Stabilization/Rehab Waterwys, River 2 km Watershed Rehab. : NGP has. On-going NGP 76 has. Watershed Rehab. : UDP & NGP has. Watershed Rehab. : CBATEP - 107has On-going NGP / DA 147 has. On-going NGP/ Urban Greening 2 has On-going NGP/ Urban Greening 2 has.
7 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT General Objective aims to develop, rehabilitate, stabilize and arrest degradation of watershed resource through reforestation and agro-forestry approach. Scope: Agro-forestry and Reforestation a. Boac has. with 123 has. on-going, 16 barsangays and water way rehab. - 1 km & 83 has. on-going in 17 barangays b. Buenavista has with 147 has. on-going, 10 barangays & urban greening- 2 has., 1 brgy. c. Gasan has. with 76 has. on-going in 3 brgys and waterway rehab. 2 km in 4 brgys. d. Mogpog - 40 has. and 30 has. on-going, 3 barangays e. Sta. Cruz has. with 30 has. on-going, 12 brgys. & waterway rehab. 5 km in 2 brgys f. Torrijos has. and 110 has. on-going, 8 brgys. & urban greening 2 has. In 1 brgy. Methods: Partnership and participatory project implementation, Site ID, Capability Dev t./skills Training, Assessment and Species Selection, Nursery Establishment, Seedling Production/Procurement, Plantation and Dev t/salt, Maint. & Protection, Monitoring and Evaluation. DBP & CBATEP Project return of fruit tree seedling cost, 30/70 scheme among PO/Coop until payment to be used for future project expansion Results: Improve/enhance forest cover and wildlife sanctuary, increase water yeild Minimize illegal forest activities Provide direct employment and awareness towards conservation of environment and natural resources Expected to provide economic impact thru income from proceeds of harvest Issues and Concerns/Challenge: Mogpog to extend watershed project from Tarug to Balanacan River/waterway rehab. Mogpog River. Tipo River, Libtangin River and Malbog River Establishment of Wilderness and Eco-Tourism Park Lessons Learned: Participatory planning,value Formation and regular visit for effective and efficient project implementation, values of environment and natural resource
8 HABITAT MANAGEMENT Mogpog Marine Reserve Fish Aggregate Device/ Payaw Artificial Coral Reef and coastal Tree planting Adopt a Mangrove / LGU 4 has. Boac Community Marine Reserve Critical Habitat/ Pawikan Conservation Area Fish Aggregate Device/ Payaw Mangrove Rehab. : BFAR IV-B, LGU- 50 has Mangrove for Life : Adopt a Mangrove Project /DBP Forest Project 75 has. Adopt a Mangrove / LGU 45 has w/ Nursery Sta. Cruz Marine Protected Area Sta. Cruz Marine Reserve On-going Implementation of Philippine National Aquasilviculture Project Fish Aggregate Device/ Payaw Gasan Community Marine Reserve Sta. Cruz Mariculture Park Buenavista Community Marine Protected Area Fish Aggregate Device/ Payaw Adopt a Mangrove / LGU 1 ha. Proposed Establishment of MPA Mangrove for Life : Adopt a Mangrove Project /DBP Forest Project 25 has. Torijjos Community Marine Reserve
9 HABITAT MANAGEMENT General Objective aims to rehabilitate the denuded area and arrest further degradation of the vital resources by creating a harmonious co-existence between the communities and coastal resources. Scope: Coastal Rehabilitation a. Boac - 4 has., 4 coastal barangays, b. Buenavista 1 has., 1 coastal barangays c. Mogpog 50 has., 4 coastal barangays d. Sta. Cruz 120 has. 19 coastal barangays e. Torrijos 35 has., 5 coastal barangays f. Development of Buenavbista CMPA Management Plan with two (2) Management Zonbes, from 10 has. to 34 has. Methods: Partnership and participatory project implementation Dev t., Site ID, Capability Dev t./skills Training, Assessment and Species Selection, Seedling Collection/Procurement, Plantation Development, Maintenance and Protection, Monitoring and Evaluation Result: Enhance the biodiversity of the area and its value for ecotourism Raise the awareness of the communities the importance of developing and anprotecting and conserving the mangrove and other coastal resources Minimize illegal mangrove activities Ecotourism development and livelihood opportunities Issues and Concerns/Challenges: Encroachment/settlement Area and Berthing area of CFVs Establishment of MPA around Elephant Island. Sta. Cruz to establish MPAs in the remaining coastal barangays Formulate Maniwaya Is. Tourism Plan and zoning ordinance Delineation of forest land, shoreline and buffer zone
10 INSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL ARRANGEMENT SP Resolution No. 3, s 2009 Approving and Endorsing the VIPMC Management Plan for Marinduque Manifesto Resolution No. 02, s 2009 of the League of Mayors approving and endorsing the VIPMC Management Plan MOA among the partner agencies, DENR, PGM, LGUs, PO/Coop, DBP, BFAR, DA, CSO, NGOs, DTI, CDA, MSC in the implementation of Watershed Project Creation of VIPMC Management Board Continuous capacity building of MFARMCs and Bantay Dagat Regulation/Registration of banca s and fishing gears (color coding by LGUs) Provision of Patrol Boat and Marine Engine Assistance fund for patrolling and protection Deputation and Training of WEO and Fish Warden Survey of abandoned fishpond and recommended for cancelation Housing relocation to illegal settlers thru GK Creation of PMRB Creation of Buenavista MPA and CBATEP Management Board One (1) day zero plastic Municipal Ordinance in Gasan Periodic coastal clean-up in all coastal barangays ECC requirements to all hotels and resort thru LGU Ordinance All Barangays adopted and implemented RA 9003 thru barangay ordinance Survey and delineation of MWS boundary and fire tree/malongay perimeter planting
11 ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOOD DEVELOPMENT 1. Provision of 40 units marine engine to marginalized fisher folks- BFAR IVB 2. Provision of gillnets and multiple hook & line 3. Establishment of fish cages/fish pens 4. Provision of Crab Lift net (BILMA-Mogpog Chapter) 5. Hug/native swine dispersal to CBFM/ISF holder 6. Training on Cave and Tour Guiding (Bagumbungan Cave, Ka Amon-Pilapil Cave, Luzon Datum Assn, and Yook Sunset Recudo CBET 7. Native chicken dispersal 8. Honey Bee Culture 9. Vermiculture 10. Goat and horse dispersal 11. Establishment of fish shelter 12. Fish/Bagoong, Patis Processing 13. Seaweed Culture 14. HVC vegetable production
12 PGM - Chairman 2. LGUs Vice Chairman ( Liga Pres) 3. MBFARMC Prov l Coordinator 4. NGO 5. DENR 6. BFAR 7. DILG. 8. DTI 9. DOST 10. TESDA 11. Academe (MSC) 12. PNP 13. PCG MPDC /MAO ADVISORY GROUP/RESEARCH and M & E DOST, TESDA, BFAR, DENR, DTI, PGM, LGU Academe (MSC), MANGOE (NGO) VIPMC MANAGEMENT BOARD PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE 1. PPDC/PAO 2. DENR 3. BFAR 4. NGO 5. PNP/PCG 6. MFARMC (PROV L COORD.) Secretariat (PPDC//MPDC/DENR Sangguniang Panlalawigan/Bayan LAW ENFORCEMENT TEAM ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOOD TEAM SANITATION & SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT TEAM HABITAT ENHANCEMENT TEAM CAPABILITY BUILDING & ENVIRONMENATL EDUCATION TEAM LGU Municipal & concerned agencies LGU Municipal & concerned agencies LGU Municipal & concerned agencies LGU Municipal & concerned agencies LGU Municipal & concerned agencies
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