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    P222 - Final Presentation (PDF) (Reynaldo)

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    The document provides an overview of the ECAN Resource Management Plan (ERMP) for the municipality of Busuanga in Palawan, Philippines. The ERMP was developed through ecological profiling of the area, participatory resource mapping with local communities, and analysis using the DPSIR framework. It implements an ECAN zoning strategy that categorizes the municipality's land and coastal areas into core, buffer, and multiple-use zones. Successful implementation of the ERMP will involve integrating it into other local planning documents, passing supportive zoning ordinances, and conducting annual monitoring and evaluation of outcomes.

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    The document provides an overview of the ECAN Resource Management Plan (ERMP) for the municipality of Busuanga in Palawan, Philippines. The ERMP was developed through ecological profiling of the area, participatory resource mapping with local communities, and analysis using the DPSIR framework. It implements an ECAN zoning strategy that categorizes the municipality's land and coastal areas into core, buffer, and multiple-use zones. Successful implementation of the ERMP will involve integrating it into other local planning documents, passing supportive zoning ordinances, and conducting annual monitoring and evaluation of outcomes.

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    The document provides an overview of the ECAN Resource Management Plan (ERMP) for the municipality of Busuanga in Palawan, Philippines. The ERMP was developed through ecological profiling of the area, participatory resource mapping with local communities, and analysis using the DPSIR framework. It implements an ECAN zoning strategy that categorizes the municipality's land and coastal areas into core, buffer, and multiple-use zones. Successful implementation of the ERMP will involve integrating it into other local planning documents, passing supportive zoning ordinances, and conducting annual monitoring and evaluation of outcomes.

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    FINAL PRESENTATION ON P222 RESOURCE USE AND DEVELOPMENT

    EVALUATION OF THE ECAN RESOURCE


    MANAGEMENT PLAN (2017-2022) OF
    THE MUNICIPALITY OF BUSUANGA,
    PROVINCE OF PALAWAN, PHILIPPINES
    Prepared by Shamah R. Reynaldo
    Presentation
    Overview
    THINGS TO COVER
    • Ecological Background of the Municipality of Busuanga
    • ERMP Planning Structure
    • ERMP Mandates
    • ERMP Processes
    • ERMP Implementation Tools
    Geographical Location and Administrative Boundary
    - Located at the northernmost part of the Province of Palawan
    - Situated in the largest of the five islands of the Calamianes group of islands - Busuanga
    - Has a total land area of 53,051 hectares (DENR-CENRO)
    - Majority of the land area of the municipality of Busuanga comprises the Calauit Game Preserve and
    Wildlife Sanctuary (3,323ha), and the Yulo King Ranch (28.30ha)
    - Composed of 14 barangays, three of which are island barangays
    - Has numerous islets which are home for the Tagbanuas in the municipality
    Land Cover
    Sea Cover
    Biological Environment
    - Rich in biodiversity (has significant endemicity)
    - Home to some endangered species
    - Water resources eyed for tourism and livelihood developments
    - Has 11.30 square kilometers coral reef cover
    - Has 27.5 square kilometers sea grass cover
    - Has 2,248.50 hectares mangrove forest
    ECAN Zones
    All the barangays in the municipality of Busuanga have adopted the ECAN Zones and its
    regulatory functions. Almost 25% of the total land area of the municipality is classified as
    core and restricted use zones, implying that the municipality is still rich in biodiversity and
    natural resources. Moreover, Multiple Use Zones and other zones are almost equally
    distributed within the municipality.
    ECAN Resource Management
    Plan (ERMP)
    Planning Structure
    The local planning structure followed in the Philippines is
    evident in the making of the ERMP of the municipality of
    Busuanga, wherein the practicum team, which developed the
    plan, consulted with the stakeholders of the municipality -
    residents, barangay captains, secretaries and councilors -
    through Participatory Resource Mapping or Community-
    Based Resource Mapping
    ECAN Resource Management
    Plan (ERMP)
    Mandates
    The goal and objectives of the SEP Law aligns with the
    Legislative Agendas stated in the PDP, among which are the
    following: (1) Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) Bill that
    seeks to adopt ICM as a national strategy to ensure the
    sustainable development of coastal and marine environments; (2)
    Wildlife Act, which aims to strengthen the country’s wildlife
    resources; (3) Forest Limit Bill, which intends to delineate the
    specific limits of forestlands for conservation and development
    purposes; and, (4) Sustainable Forest Management Bill, which
    seeks the institutionalization of the development of sustainable
    forest management strategies.
    ECAN Resource Management
    Plan (ERMP)
    Process
    Ecological Profiling accounts the socio-economic and
    biophysical profiles of the municipality, the available resources
    in the area, and the current status of the municipality among its
    development sectors.

    Participatory Research Mapping is done to integrate the spatial


    knowledge of the residents in the municipality to create more
    accurate zone maps that represent the different elements
    present in the community
    ECAN Resource Management
    Plan (ERMP)
    Process
    DPSIR Framework Analysis is conducted to integrate results of
    ecological profiling, PRM, and Key Informant Interviews. This
    helps the planners and/or policy makers to develop programs
    and policies that will be effective to address the problems
    determined in the municipality.

    Participatory ECAN Planning Workshop is done to validate the


    primary and secondary data used by the planning team. Outputs
    from EP, PRM, and DPSIR Framework Analysis are analyzed and
    will serve as a guide in formulating and prioritizing sound plans.
    ECAN Resource Management
    Plan (ERMP)
    Implementation Tools
    ECAN Zoning Strategy is implemented in the process. Areas
    within the municipality were classified into Terrestrial and
    Coastal Zones – both of which are subcategorized into Core
    Zones, Buffer Zones, and Multiple-Use Zones – and the Tribal
    Ancestral Lands
    ECAN Resource Management
    Plan (ERMP)
    Implementation Tools
    Following the finalization of the ERMP is its integration to the
    Municipal Comprehensive Land and Water Use Plan (MCLWUP),
    Annual Investment Plan (AIP) and Comprehensive Development
    Plan (CDP). Passage of Zoning Ordinances that comply with the
    ERMP is also expected subsequent to the said integration to
    strengthen the implementation of the plan.
    ECAN Resource Management
    Plan (ERMP)
    Monitoring and Evaluation

    M&E is undertaken annually after the adoption of thereof. This


    procedure shall include the assessment of the programs and
    projects, whether it has attained the targets and objectives set in
    the plan. The assessment should evaluate the
    projects/programs’ economic viability, ecological viability,
    technological viability, socio-cultural viability, political viability,
    and institutional viability.
    Thank you!

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