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Being the lead agency in the implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) in the Province, the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)-- Agusan del Sur effectively undertakes the three (3) major components of the program.
In Land Tenure Improvement, which aims for equitable land ownership, a total of 115,280 hectares were distributed to 48,694 ARBs, making these farmers genuine landowners from a landless tiller. In 2009, a total of 1,084 hectares were distributed. This year, the province is committed to distribute 3,257 hectares and projects to transform 1,303 landless tillers to landowners.
The second component is the Delivery of Agrarian Justice. Its sub-components are adjudication and agrarian legal assistance (ALA). On adjudication of Agrarian cases around 384 cases resolved and 785 affected ARBs. This activity is undertaken by the DARAB. On Agrarian Legal Assistance-- a total of 1,210 cases were resolved in 2009. It represented 7 cases in the judicial courts and 409 cases in quasi-judicial courts. A total 418 mediation and conciliation activities were also settled.
The third component is the provision of support services to the beneficiaries in the aim of making them entrepreneurs who will be effectively managing their lands and enterprise. It undertakes various activities to ensure development of a total of 23 Agrarian Reform Communities (ARC)-- a strategy adopted to maximize the limited resources int he aid to the community and its development.
It cares for more than 15,000 members of the 134 DAR-assisted people's organization. This year, out of the 134 organizations, 52 organizations, are in the highest level of maturity at 5, from the last year's 36.
DAR also runs a total of 1,780 foreign-assisted projects all amounting to P1,671,970,000.00 pesos. These projects intervention include infrastructures like farm to market roads, bridges, pre and post harvest facilities, irrigation, lighting system, potable water supply, barangay health stations and school buildings. It also includes the provision of livelihood projects and trainings in aid to capacity building. >>>>click here for DARPO photo gallery
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Publishing Date: December 28. 2009
Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur — Prosperidad Mayor Nestor L. Corvera initiated for the celebration of the DAR-IFAD NMICEREMP to honor and recognize the P14. 1 million development efforts from the project.
The celebration of the DAR-IFAD NMCIREMP Day held last September 24, 2009 is one of the highlights of this Agusan Sur capital town’s celebration of the Angot Festival and town fiesta.
“The Angot Festival is a thanksgiving celebration of the bounty of the municipality,” said the Mayor. He further stressed that DAR-IFAD-NMCIREMP projects are part of the what he considered as bounty. These projects are truly an aid to our people in our desire to lift them out from poverty”.
Publishing Date: December 28. 2009
Rosario, Agusan del Sur — Electrification project worth P6 million was handed by the Department of Agrarian Reform thru the Solar Power technology Support to ARC’s (SPOTS) Project to two sitios of Barangay Masabong, Rosario, Agusan del Sur.
Barangay and sitio officials, teachers and grade school pupils together gathered during the turn-over ceremony led by the Provincial Agrarian Reform Officer Marino M. Gayramon last August 13, 2009.
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Publishing Date: December 28. 2009
Hon. Mayor Glenn Plaza of Sta. Josefa and PARO-I Myrna Ferrer lead in the unscrolling of the billboard during the launching of the newest ARC in the province. Other stakeholders look on.
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Publishing Date: May 28, 2010
"With CARP, poverty is not a hindrance to success", says Ronald Galano, 21 years old, who graduated Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering at the Caraga State University, Ampayon, Butuan City last April 13, 2010.
Graduated with three others in his course, Galano considered this graduation as one of his best achievements in life. He described the moment to be fulfilling and with all his gratitude, he thanked the Comprehensive Agarian Reform Program for helping him realize his dreams.
Galano is a recipient of the President Diosdado Macapagal Scholarship Program, a special support service of DAR to less fortunate but qualified and deserving sons and daughters of agrarian reform beneficiaries. His parents are the very first fruit of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program, who were installed by no less than the former President Corazon Aquino in 1988.
"Challenged by the hopelessness of time, my ultimate goal from now is to pursue my license, help my family and alleviate them from poverty. Because I believe in the challenge that for every family alleviated out from poverty, is a minus to the care of the government", says Galano.
DAR will again offer the same opportunity for other interested ARB youts as the school year will open again on June.
Publishing Date: May 28, 2010
A total of 1,600 hectares of agricultural lands is set for distribution by the Department of Agrarian Reform in the Province of Agusan del Sur. The figure came out as a result of the series of workshops conducted by DAR as mandated by the CARPER law.
With the enactment of Republic Act 9700 last August 2009 which provided for the extension of the land acquisition and distribution activity, DAR strategize to distribute the area that remained to be distributed.
Provincial Agrarian Reform Officer Marino M. Gayramon stressed that DAR is committed to distribute the remaining agricultural lands that can still be covered by CARP. "The department is very serious about ist thrusts towards equitable and ownership", says Gayramon.
He further hopes to that more landless tillers will become genuine landowners in the next five years. "These beneficiaries of CARP-covered lands will surely help the country in its efforts towards poverty alleviation,"he added.
"We will continue to serve our best", he stressed during the meeting with the Regional Executives last April 7, 2010, not only to prove to the Legislative Branch's oversight committee, "but because we are serious about the future of our tillers".
Gayramon also calls upon all CARP-implementing agencies to support the department in its endeavor.
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May 21, 2010