Sheet1LAND AREA, POPULATION AND POPULATION DENSITY PER BARANGAYBarangaysLand Area (ha)Population (2013)Population Density (persons/ ha)Forestland barangaysSubtotal FL barangaysNon Forestland barangaysSub-total non forestland barangaysTotal

Sheet2ANNUAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE OF ________-YearPopulationIncreaseAverage Annual Population Growth Rate199046,5469,8470.024199555,5739,0270.038200063,6858,1120.027200770,5066,8210.011201076,1535,6470.027

Sheet7POPULATION OF IP COMMUNITIES IN NAGTIPUNAN BY BARANGAY, CY 2003BarangayType of IPsEstimatedStatus ofRemarks (indicate conflictsPopulationCADC/CADTwith other claimantsAnakIfugao169Ybanag3Itawis2Gaddang3AsaklatIfugao1,150Ibaloi1DipantanKankanaey8Kalanguya12Gaddang16Bugkalot6Bago17Ilonggo1Yogad17Ybanag38Ifugao4Isinai3DisimungalAgta398On Process of Plan delineationKankanaey357Ibaloi168Non CADCIfugao166Gaddang15Ybanag28Source: NCIP, Quirino for the regular barangays

Sheet8HOUSEHOLD INCOME SOURCESMajor Income SourcesNo. of households involved% of HouseholdFarmingFishingEmploymentForest products gatheringCharcoal makingOther livelihood sources (specify)

Sheet3AREAS AND PRODUCTION PER CROP IN ________, CY 2008-2010CropsArea in HectaresProduction in Metric Tons200820092010200820092010Irrigated Rice6,3216,3277,18333,185.2532,635.0032,223.00Rainfed Rice7,2937,0877,56838,288.2537,083.2032,544.00Upland Rice380420435570252217.5Corn8,0007,3086,12449,600.0045,309.6036,744.00Legumes480440435712770761Total22,47421,78221,745

Sheet6INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOCATION AND MENRO BUDGETYearLGU IRAMENRO BUDGET200920102011201212013

Sheet9LAND CLASSIFICATION BY BARANGAYName of BarangayLand ClassificationForests & ForestlandsA & DTotalTOTAL** Does not include areas with boundary conflicts.

Sheet4WATERSHEDS IN ___________Sub- WatershedsArea in HectaresPercent to Total

Sheet5SUMMARY OF WATER INFRASTRUCTURES PER SUB-WATERSHEDS IN ___________Sub-Watershed NameArea of Sub- Watershed (ha)Key Infrastructures SupportedService Areas(ha)No. of HH BeneficiariesSW 1SW 2SW 3 -SW 4SW 5SW 6SW 7SW 8

Sheet10SUMMARY OF TENURE HOLDERS AND IMPLEMENTATION STATUS IN _________________Type of Tenure InstrumentName of Tenure HolderArea (ha.)ExpiryStatus of ImplementationCBFMADo they have an approved management plan? Do they have adequate budget? Is there regular monitoring and evaluation? What are the current activities being implemented?CADTIFMASIFMAFLGLAProtected Area (Specify)state (PAMB)Other tenureTotal area

Sheet13DISTRIBUTION OF VEGETATIVE COVER BY TENURETenure instrumentsNatural ForestsPlantationsPerennialOpen, grasslands/ brushlands, etc (ha.)Total(ha)(ha)(ha)(ha)CAD/CADTCBFMACSFLGLACivil reservationMunicipal reservationProclaimed QPL areas not previously covered by land tenure instrumentsTotal

Sheet11STAKEHOLDERS MATRIXStakeholdersInterestsCurrent uses of FFLAnnual Budget on FFM/ manpowerPast/ current FFM activitiesEstimated number of membersFFM SkillsRemarks (any conflict in resource use?CBFM POsIPsUpland farmersWater districtIrrigators Assoc.Other stakeholders

Sheet12INSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT MATRIXInstitutionsFFM units/ man-power/ structureFFM SkillsFunds/ Annual Budget on FFMPast FFM activities/ projectsCurrent projects that can support FLUPPolicies/ plans on FFMConstraints / limitationsDENR*FMS only 10 Forest Guards*Forester*1,400has x5000 for NGP (Php 7m)*Forest Protection*Reforestation*Brgy. Forest Program= PhpLimited manpower(1FR:10,000 has)* FRs are trained on Reforestation and Forest Protection*Reforestation that started in 1980s.*National Greening Program100thou/nursery*DENRO*National Greening Program*Forest Protection*Anti-illegal logging Task Force*Brgy. Forest ProgramMLGUMENRO as head but has limited manpower*Community Organizing *Agriculturist*Solid WasteSolid Waste*Adopted FLUP*LGU has limited mandate on the implementation of policies contrary to communities expectation*Training on Solid Waste*Coastal Resource Mgt.Coastal Resource Mgt.*Legislation on Forest Conservation*Forest Conservation and Rainforestation*Forest Conservation and Rainforestation*25 Years Moratorium in Mining*Tamaraw Conservation Program*Tamaraw Conservstion Program*CLUPBLGU*Committee Chair on EnvironmentN/A*Only coordinative project from the DENRNoneNoneNone*Financial Limitation*With limited mandate to do forest protection program (barangays are mandated based on the Local Government Code RA 7160)PLGUNGOs(WWF)*As PAMB member*Researchsecret*WMIFP-Tamaraw Conserva*Coordination with the IPstionHaribonSPPF*No specific structure for forest protection but within individual conviction to protect and conserve the forestNoneNoneNone*Seedlings ProductionNone*Has no mandate on forest Protection*Reforestation*Coconut Seedlings to be planted at Penal ColonyNCIP*as SFMB member;NoneNoneNoneNone*ADSDPP*Most projects implemented within AD are not coordinated to the NCIP*as AILTF memberIs there an existing mechanism for institutional collaboration in forest management?SFMB

Sheet14LIST OF ENDANGERED, THREATENED AND VULNERABLE SPECIES IN _________Common NameScientific NameEcological StatusPLANTSApitongDipterocarpus GrandiflorusCritically EndangeredGuijoShorea GuijoCritically EndangeredKamagongDiospyros PhilippinensisVulnerableMagabuyoCeltics Cf. LuzonicaVulnerableMakaranggaMacaranga Cf. BicolorVulnerableWhite LauanShorea ContortaCritically EndangeredBIRDSMindoro Bleeding Heart PigeonGallicolumba PlatenaeCritically EndangeredBlack Hooded CoucalCentropus SteeriCrtically EndangeredMindoro TaricticPenelopides MindorensisEndangeredScarlet Collared FlowerpeckerDicaoum RetrocinctumVulnerableMAMMALSTamarawBubalus MindorensisCritically EndangeredGolden Crowned Flying FoxAcedoron SubatusEndangeredPhilippine Pygmy Fruit BatHaplonycteris FischenVulnerablePhilippine Warty PigSus PhiSAMPLE ONLY