Department of Agrarian Reform
Province of Agusan del Norte
Ang Opisyal nga Mantalaan Sa DAR Provincial Office - Agusan del Norte 1st Semester issue, January-June, 2015 J. Rosales Avenue Butuan City; Tel./fax : (085) 341-3154;
website: www.dar.gov.ph
Agusan del Norte CARP beneficiary bags Land Bank’s Ulirang Magsasaka award uBEN RAGAS, an Agrarian ReR form Beneficiary in Agusan del Norte, is a success story. A vegetable farmer in Barangay Sanghan in the town of Cabadbaran City, Ruben has set another milestone by winning the 2015 Ulirang Magsasaka during the 25th Land Bank Gawad sa Pinakatanging Kooperatiba (Gawad Pitak 2015) during the 52nd Anniversary celebration of Land bank of the Philippines (LBP). Mr. Ruben Ragas with his wife Mrs. Fe Ragas, joyfully received th e a w a r d h a n d e d - o v e r b y keynote Speaker Senator Ramon Magsaysay Jr. along with Finance Secretary Cesar V. Purisma, Land- Ruben Ragas (holding the trophy) with his wife Fe (extreme right) poses with Senator RaMagsaysay Jr., Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima, LBP President & CEO Gilda Pico, LBP Bank President & CEO Gilda E. mon Treasurer Roberto Tan and CDA Chairman Orlando Ravanera after receiving his trophy as Award / page 7 . . .
Ulirang Magsasaka for 2015.
Farmer-organizations in Agusan del Norte receive farm tools, financial aid
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gusan del Norte CARP farmer-beneficiaries coop and ARB Organizations assisted by Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) in Agusan del Norte received package of support services during the commemoration of the 27th year Anniversary of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) held at Robinsons Place last June 16, 2015. The Palmavera Small Coconut Farmer Beneficiaries Cooperative (PASCORBEC) and Avancena Beneficiary Multi-Purpose Cooperative
(ABFMPC), received a unit of Rice Thresher amounting to Php654 thousand pesos each.
Also, DAR provided an Agrarian Credit Production Program (APCP) worth Php400 thousand and crop insurance for forty-three ARBs receive/page 3 . . .
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DAR Agusan del Norte personnel join the kick-off of CARP Anniversary
he Department of Agrarian T Reform (DAR) celebrated t h e 27 t h An n iv ersary o f the
Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) in the month of June 2015. The month-long event is actively participated by all personnel of DAR in Agusan del Norte which opened with a Mass and Motorcade la s t J u n e 1 6 , 2 0 1 5 l e d b y DAR Regional Director Julita A. Ragandang. Among the activities were distribution of farm equipment, credit assistance and crop insurance checks, photo exhibit, press conference and awarding of successful cooperatives and farmer-beneficiaries held at Robinsons Place, Butuan City. During the kick-off ceremony, farm equipment were
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turned over for two ARBOs in Agusan del Norte worth Php 654 thousand pesos. In Agusan del Norte, a group of 35 ARBs were provided with credit assistance worth Php400 thousand pesos and 43 ARBs rec ei ve d i n s u r a n ce ch e ck s amounting Php177,333 pesos. A photo exhibit that depicted the successes of CARP kickedoff with a ribbon cutting led by DAR Regional Director Julita A. Ragandang with Department of Agriculture (DA-13) Regional Director Edna M. Mabeza and the Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officers in the region. The photos served as advocacy and for public awareness about
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the impact of CARP in the lives of ARBs. DAR Agusan del Norte employees headed by Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II (PARPO II) Andre B. Atega, CESO V attended all the CARP celebration activities and answered questions from media during the press conference. CARP month celebration in Agusan del Norte culminated with a parade and farmersCongress last June 30, 2015 at Capitol Covered Court. •
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amounting P177,333 pesos in the province. In her message, DAR
Caraga Regional Director Julita A. Ragandang said DAR is committed in promoting sustainable
DAR BOOST FARM MECHANIZATION: DAR-Caraga Regional Director Julita A. Ragandang (third from left), with PARPO II Andre B. Atega, CESO V (extreme Right) hands over the two units of Rice Thresher worth of Php658 thousand to two agrarian organizations in Agusan del Norte. Also in the photo are Assistant Reg’l. Director Daylinda Narisma (left) and Department of Agriculture (DA-13) Regional Director Edna M. Mabeza.
economic growth to attain decent life for all Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries in the region. •
CREDIT AND CROP INSURANCE INTERVENTIONS: ARBOs in Agusan del Norte receive credit assistance and crop insurance during the DAR’s 27th Annual Anniversary Celebration on June 16, 2015. Photo shows DAR-Agusan del Norte Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II (PARPO II) Andre B. Atega, CESO V, (third from left) Chief Agrarian Reform Progam Officer Judith M. Domingo, some DAR-ADN staff and representative (center) from the ARBO.
Organization and farmer-beneficiary honored during CARP 27th Anniversary
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he Department of Agrarian Reform in Caraga Region honored the 2015 Outstanding organization and Family Farmer-Beneficiary in Agusan del Norte during the DAR Annual Awards and Recognition program at Atrium, Robinson Place, Butuan City last June 19, 2015. The DAR Caraga Regional Office led by Regional Director Julita Ragandang sparked the momentous event “Ani at Biyaya” which depicted the successes of the organizations and farmer-beneficiaries in conjunction with the celebration of the 27th Anniversary of Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP). Among the Caraga-wide awardees are the Agusan del Norte’s pride, Baug CARP Beneficiaries Multi-purpose
Mr. Ruben Ragas with his wife Mrs. Fe Ragas, of Cabadbaran City, Agusan del Norte, receieved an Award during the 27th CARP Anniversary. Caraga Regional Director Julita A. Ragandang (center) led the conferment of the awards along with ARDA Daylinda P. Narisma
Cooperative (BCBMPC) received the Outstanding ARB Cooperative award and Mr. Ruben A. Ragas and his wife also conferred being the Outstanding Farming Family in Agusan del Norte.
The event aimed at giving due recognition to outstanding cooperative and farmer-beneficiaries who have shown remarkable fulfillment and successes in their endeavor that gave significant impact toward empowerment and honored / page 6 . . .
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Agrarian or ganizations complete M a n d a t o r y Tr a i n i n g C o u r s e s t least 6,419 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) in Agusan del Norte belonging to 72 cooperatives, A farmers and irrigators’ associations, and women’s groups
strengthening their organizations and improving their entrepreneurial completed the required 14 mandatory trainings last capacities. December 2014. Engr. Raul In partnership with the Cooperative Development Hermoso, Officer-inAuthority (CDA) and Propegemus Foundation, Inc. DAR Charge of Program Agusan del Norte provincial office accomplished 149 Beneficiaries percent of its targeted 4,300 ARB trainees last year. Development DAR-Agusan del Norte also facilitated the Division, said the transformation of four associations into cooperatives capability-building like the Pangaylan Solar Homes Association (now training must be Pangaylan ARB Cooperative or further strengthened POLETAJACS ARC), Bonifacio Farmers to empower ARBs Association (now Bonifacio ARC organizations “in Cooperative or KATIMALBON ARC), sustaining their agriMat-i Ambacon, Pinana-an and enterprises.” Lingayao Association (now MAP Juanita Balibay, ARC), and Maong Integrated Farmers Association (now Maong Agrarian SILCAB section head, pointed out that training Reform Farmers Cooperative). for this year have Provincial Agrarian Reform sessions eventually 12 to be Program Officer Andre Atega conducted reached 1,238 ARBs from said that the ARBs’ success is 62 agrarianfor reform beneficiary not dependent solely on land organizations (ARBOs) in the province. distribution but more on The training program is a partnership between DAR and CDA aimed ANDRE B. ATEGA, CESO V at strengthening institutional capacity of Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II ARBOs to fully link delivery of support services to agrarian reform beneficiaries, such as access to credit and raising agricultural productivity. •
“We have to ensure that the ARBOs must develop their entrepreneurial skills to respond to the challenges of povery alleviation.” - JUANITA D. BALIBAY SILCAB section head
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DAR, Land Bank sign credit agreement for farmers
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he Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Agusan del Norte signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Land Bank of the Philippines Butuan Branch approving the proposed “Rice Production” of Baleguian Organic Farmers Irrigator’s Association (BOFIA) under the DAR’s Agrarian Production Credit Program (APCP) in a recent ceremony
at BOFIA Multi-Purpose Building in Barangay Baleguian, Jabonga town. The Agrarian Production Credit Program is a convergence initiative of DAR, Department of Agriculture and LBP to pool resources and expertise
to assist agrarian reform beneficiaries in the form of credit, development assistance and marketing support.•
“We thank DAR and its part“The Agrarian Reform Credit ner agencies for allowing us to avail Program is DAR’s special program ourselves of the program. We will to help farmers in improving do our best to become good productivity of the awarded lands.” borrowers of LBP.” Raul N. Hermoso PBDD OIC-Chief
BOFIA Chairman Wenifredo Maldo praised DAR for the opportunity of accessing credit with LBP under the DAR-DA-APCP program.
Ang luna sa yuta nga gitagana alang kanimo usa ka gasa nga gipaawasan og dugo sa atong mga kaliwatan, ayaw ibaligya, hinunoa palamboa ug ampingi kini.
“Production loan will benefit BOFIA and some of farmer-beneficiary members whose agricultural lands were awarded under DAR’s land distribution program.”
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FEDARCCO led farmers’ Pilgrimage to extend CARPER!
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ore than a thousand of Agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) and their cooperative leaders converged in the city of Butuan to voice out their clamor to continue the land distribution program beyond 2016 highlighting the celebration of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension with Reforms (CARPER) held at Capitol Ground on June 30, 2015. The said event was organized by Federation of Agrarian Reform Community Cooperatives (FEDARCCO) who brought together farmers from different Agrarian Reform Communities (ARCs) in two cities and 11 municipalities in the province. The activity ended with a farmers’ Forum attended by Agusan del Norte Governor Hon. Maria Angelica Rosedell M. Amante-Matba. Agrarian Reform Regional Director Juli-
ta A. Ragandang and Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer Andre B. Atega. Governor Amante-Matba Acknowledged the role of the farmers, especially farming families as the key in providing food and security for their families. RD Ragandang challenged the farmers to continue to strengthen their organizations as DAR will continue to provide interventions to improve the farmer’s quality of life. “we will continue to serve more beyond land distribution,” she said. PARPO Atega thanked the FEDARCCO in organizing the said Activity. •
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poverty alleviation in the lives of the farmers in the rural areas. Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II Andre B. Atega commended Ragas and BCBMPC for “modeling” the success in the implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. The event was attended by DAR key officials and personnel in this province and stakeholders who proudly salutes BCBMPC and Ruben Ragas for modelling true empowerment and transformation of agrarian beneficiaries through entrepreneurship.• 6
Baug CARP Beneficiaries Multi-Purpose Cooperative, (BCBMPC) in Agusan del Norte receieves an Award during the 27th CARP Anniversary. Caraga Regional Director Julita A. Ragandang leads the conferment of the awards along with ARDA Daylinda P. Narisma.
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Institutional Capacity Building effort reaches 123% for 1st semester in DAR Agusan Norte he Department of Agrarian T Reform in Agusan del Norte intensified its effort to
advance the Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Organizations (ARBOs) through Institutional Capacity Building program extended to 4,612 Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries. Performance reaches 123 percent for the first semester this year. This was based on the record of DAR-ADN Planning and Monitoring & Evaluation Unit headed by Officer-in-charge Annelyn R. Chan. According to Annelyn R. Chan that before the first semester ends, the province has already surpassed its target for the 1st semester 2015 and now focused the remaining trainings targeted for second semester to be completed earlier in October to focus other activities. “We advocate to strengthen the Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Organizations (ARBOs). This is one of DAR’s vision to empower ARBs through delivery of quality services,”
DAR in Agusan del Norte conducts on site training on Cooperative Management and Good Governance engaging with the Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Organizations’ (ARBOs) leaders and officers involved in the governance process, held at Municipal Gym in Las Nieves, this province, on June 2 to 4, 2015. The participants eagerly shares their experiences and presenting the output as they play an integral role in meeting their proposed goals.
Chan said. DAR Training facilitator Juanita B. Balibay said that an estimated twenty more ARBOs in the province will have the opportunity to be trained by DAR in the month of June. The series of institutional capacity building helps improve the performance and operation of agrarian organizations in
Agusan del Norte leading to financial, managerial, and technical sustainability. The ARBOs strengthening program is a special project of the government thru Sec. Virgilio Delos Reyes who has been supportive to empower the ARBOs to organize themselves into a cohesive organizations. •
rural communities,” Ragas said Ragas said he owes his success to DAR for the farm-land and the department’s various programs and projects and opportunities that empowered him with knowledge and skills. “I am proud as part of this milestone given due recognition of all my untiring effort. It brings us encouragement to elevate socio-economic condition not only in my family but also to those in need,” Ruben added. Ragas has been tilling the land awarded to him by the DAR for 15 years. He increases farm production giving due respect to mother nature. He practices integrated diversified farming where he produces
a variety of crops and at the same time raises animals in his farm. DAR Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer Andre B. Atega congratulated Ragas and his family for this milestone in their lives. “His success is also the success of DAR. His milestones depict the work we do in agrarian reform communities,” Atega said. The Land Bank’s Gawad Pitak award gives recognition to the farmer-sector and cooperatives whose hard work and effort promote positive outcome toward progress. The awarding was held on August 7, 2015 at the Land Bank Plaza in Malate, Manila. •
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Pico, Treasurer Roberto B. Tan and CDA Chair Orlando Ravanera. Ragas said, “Winning P100,000.00 worth of fixed assets is a blessing and a great reward for years of productive work tilling the land awarded to me by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR).” In 2014, Ragas was also conferred as the “Ulirang Magsasaka” 1st runner-up honors during the 24th Annual Gawad Pitak where he won P75,000 fixed assets. “I really appreciate the Land Bank’s way of recognizing our efforts and performance and of course the DAR whose vision is to empower the farmers in
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Stop, Look and See! . . . Hulagway Gallery . . .
Feb. 12-13, 2015 I Agrarian Production Credit Program (APCP) Cum Cacao Mr. Cris Lindo shares ideas on sustainable cacao production to make cacao growers capable of producing and competing globally.
Feb. 2, 2015 I APCP Orientation
Kathy Villanueva and Lulu B. Ycoy followed their heart to unlock negative feelings of participants to become stress-free activity. They turned the training into an enjoyable experience for the farmers.
Feb. 13, 2015 I PARCCOM and Line Agencies meeting
PARCCOM Chairman Greg Honteveros with concerned line agencies convened to Mar. 28, 2015 I DAREMCO holds general assembly meeting discuss solutions to rebuild damaged farms and livelihood of the farmers hit by PARPO II Andre B. Atega, CESO V encourages all members to cooperate tropical storm “Seniang” over caraga region last December 27, 2014. in all the undertakings of DAREMCO for the welfare of its members.
Mar. 3, 2015 I Training on Basic Cooperative Course
Some Participants from different Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Organizations Feb. 17, 2015 I DARPO dialogue with RD Faisar Mambuay (ARBOs) pose during the Records Management Course, one of the courses Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II Andre B. Atega, CESO V, squeezes required to complete fourteen Mandatory Trainings required by the Cooperative DAR employees to work hard to deliver LAD targets before the first semester Development Authority (CDA) held at Mara Pool, Cabdbaran City. ends. Photo shows Caraga Regional Director Faisar A. Mabuay, CESO IV and DAR Assistant Regional Director Daylinda P. Narisma.
Mar. 12, 2015 I Make your training sessions fun...
Mar. 11, 2015 I 2015 Women’s Month celebration
When the participants feel asleep, dancing queen Honeyjane Dadula, gives a little Department of Agrarian Reform Ladies Association (DARLA) participated in the burst of releif to make participants stay energize by way of mix trivia, dance and the observance of International Women’s Day held at Balanghai Hotel this city. quizzes associated with the topic that they have discussed.
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rovincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II Andre B. Atega’s story line “from crab hunters to bankers” is now a reality. BCBMPC a national multiawardee cooperatives is now a multi-million bank owned by Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries. The Baug CARP Beneficiaries Multi-Purpose Cooperative (BCBMPC) started in 1987 as the Magallanes Aquaculture Developers Association (MACDA). It was composed of 110 members who depended on catching crabs and shrimps for livelihood in a 164.7-hectare swamp owned by the municipal government of Magallanes, Agusan del Norte. Over the years of struggle accompanied with hard work, MACDA members developed productively the 164.7 hectares swamp area into a fish pond, which provided better opportunities for the members. But the windfall from prawn sales was cut short in 2003 with the onslaught of the White Spot Virus Syndrome (WSSV), a highly-lethal and contagious disease that kills shrimps quickly. Production fell to 20 percent that led to members’ loan arrears and BCBMPC’s BCBMPC / pg 10 . . .
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Today Photos show the 164.7 hectares of swamp land awarded by Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) in 1995, the same year that the association was registered with the Development Authority as the Baug CARP Beneficiaries MultiPurpose Cooperative.
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From 1997, coop leaders accessed several grants and credit assistance from Department of Agrarian Reform through the Agrarian Reform Support Project (ARSP) of the European Union in the amount of P25 million, Solar Power Technology Support (SPOTS) of the Spanish Government, Credit Assistance for Program Beneficiaries Development (CAPBD) of DAR, Land Bank of the Philippines and the National Livelihood Fund.
With DAR support, BCBMPC’s growth was what observers described as “phenomenal”. While prawn producers in some parts of the country suffered losses due to sales drop, Baug quality prawns became popular and sought for in the domestic and foreign markets.
net loss. In 2004, BCBMPC amended its by-laws with the assistance of the Department of Agrarian Reform. It expanded membership to the community and took to member-savings and credit operations in addition to small loans extended to members for shrimp and fish production. BCBMPC’s operation continued to expand its reach to nearby provinces and municipalities by opening eight (8) branches in the Cities of Butuan, Cabadbaran, Surigao and Bayugan in Agusan del Sur as well as in the towns of Magallanes, Beunavista, Kitcharao and Las Nieves in Agusan del Norte. Records reveal its membership has grown to 9,919. BCBMPC took the spotlight and gained national prominence in 2011 when it was honored by Land of the Philippines with Gawad Pitak Pangatlong Pinakatanging Kooperatiba award including Outstanding Agrarian Reform Cooperative, Best Coop in Environmental Protection and Management, and 3rd Place in the Agri-Based Category. The BCBMPC story is a tale of how a group of crab and
In 2013, The coop also won the Hall of Fame award under the agri-based category and received P100,000 worth of fixed assets. Photo shows BCBMPC General Manager Luxmi Auxilio and Adviser Jimmy Beray receiving the award on behalf of the co-op.
In 2014, the coop bagged the Land Bank’s 24th annual Ginintuang Gawad sa Pinakatanging Kooperatiba Award (Gawad Pitak 2014) ceremony under the agri-based category during the celebration of Land Bank’s 51st Anniversary at the Land Bank Plaza, Malate, Manila. The same year where the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Central Office conferred the prestigious awards to Baug CARP Beneficiaries Multi-Purpose Cooperative (BCBMPC) as the Most Progressive Organization during the commemoration of the DAR Annual Awards and Recognition, in line with the celebration of International Year of Family Farming (IYFF) held at the Bureau of Soils and Water Management (BSWM) Convention Center, Quezon City, last November 24, 2014.• 10
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shrimp hunters, equipped with grit, patience, and dedication, rose to become a cooperative engaged in profitable banking operations. It is an account as well of the success of an agrarian reform program committed to assist and support beneficiaries to become selfsufficient and empowered in line with the government’s thrust to alleviate poverty in the countryside. •
DAR-AgNor land distribution program reaches 94%, benefits over 20 thousand farmers
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housands of farmers are now landowners of the land they till. After 27 years since former President Corazon C. Aquino signed the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) Law on June 10, 1988, the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) in Agusan del Norte empowered agrarianbeneficiaries by way of social justice brought about by equitable distribution of lands. Since the program’s implementation in the province, the hectarage distributed is now 94 percent or 40,376 hectares out of the provincial CARP scope of 43,216 hectares and the number of beneficiaries benefitted reached to 20,312 farmers. The past 14 years of program’s implementation, since year 2000 have been an upward slide with a total of 22,860 hectares distributed, posted a 57 percent growth. This record breaking performance since Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer (PARPO) II Andre B. Atega, CESO V, took over DAR this province in 2004. PARPO II Atega, CESO V, said that the DAR Secretary Virgilio delos Reyes ordered to deliver all of the remaining land acquisition and distribution (LAD) balance this year 2015. The directives was given during the assessment in Manila when DAR Caraga regional director Faisar Mambuay presented the CARP Status report of Caraga. Mambuay eventually requested an audience to PARPO II Andre B. Atega with program implementers in this province for the discussion on the LAD status for this year, 2015 and ensures the target in this province is on the right track.
During the meeting, PARPO II Atega, introduced innovative approach to accelerate land distribution. The goal is to distribute the remaining 2,793 hectares [2015 target] of land to deliver before the first semester ends. “All LAD targets are targeted in the first semester and a weekly monitoring, with the aid of Office Performance Commitment and Review (OPCR), ensures the progress on land distribution in this province,” PARPO II Atega said. PARO II Andre Atega honored DAR employees and staff and all CARP Stakeholders in this province who since in his administration have tirelessly pushed the CARP forward. Because of their dedication and commitment to the objectives of the program, farmer-beneficiaries
have improved and cooperative turned a banklike operation. Their stories are proofs that life after agrarian reform interventions in this province can indeed be better. •
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ng DAR Logo nagpakita sa acronym sa departamento diin nag-representar sa institusyon ug sa tahas isip namunoan sa ahensya sa pag-implementar sa Komprehensibong Programa sa Repormang Pangkabukiran o Magbaba-ol kun (CARP). Ang kasanag sa adlaw mibusilak ngadto sa lunhaw nga umahan diin nabahin kini sa 12 (dose) ka pikas nga nagrepresentar sa orihinal nga dose ka mga rehiyon nga nahisakop sa maong programa. Ang Green o lunhawng kolor nag-representar sa kaabunda ug kamauswagon ug ang dalag kun yellow nag-representar sa paglaum ug bulawanon nga ani sa mga agrarian reform beneficiaries kinsa maoy mga tigdawat sa mga serbisyong gihatag sa Departamento sa DAR pinaagi sa CARP. Ang duruha ka mga color nag pasabot sa ekonomikanhong pag-uswag ug diha sa nag-ugong nga banikanhong kalambuan nga nakab-ot pinaagi sa agrarian reform.
MANDATO (MANDATE) Ang Departamento sa Repormang Agraryo namuno sa pag-implementar sa Komprehensibong Programa sa Repormang Pangkabukiran o Magbaba-ol kun (CARP) pinaagi sa pagbaton og kauswagan sa pangyuta, hustisya ug kaangayan, ug pag-koordinar sa pag-hatod sa mahinungdanon nga suportang serbisyo ngadto sa mga mag-uumang benepisyaryo. TAHAS (MISSION) Mamunoan sa pagpatuman sa Repormang Agraryo ug sa paghatag sa malahutayong suporta diha sa banikanhong kalambuan pinaagi sa pagapod-apod sa kayutaan ug mga probisyon sa serbisyong pangkalambuan ngadto sa mga saop nga benepisyare, mag-uumang tigtikad og yuta, agalong mag–uugmad sa gagmay nga luna ug paghatod sa hustisyang agraryo. PANLANTAW (VISION) Usa ka nasod nga adunay makiangayon nga pagpanag-iya sa yuta ug adunay katakos nga mga Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries kinsa epektibo nga nagdumala sa ilang ekonomikanhon ug katilingbanon pangkalambuan para sa maarang-arang nga kalidad sa kinabuhi.
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