Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)

Human Resource Development Programs Competency Based Programs For Legal and Operations: Mediation Program - institutionalize mediation as a technique in alternative dispute resolution >>> Basic Course on Mediation and Conciliation >>> Internship Program/Actual Mediation Conference >>> Advocacy Sessions >>> Training Modules Development >>> Training Modules Development Target Participants: Legal Officers, BDCD Trainers, MAROs, BARCs and other stakeholders Paralegal Development Program - safeguard the gains of CARP through sustained participation and involvement of CARP stakeholders who are aware of their rights and obligations under the law. >>> Trainers' Training for ARB Paralegal >>> Enhancement Course for ARB Paralegal Trainers >>> Training on AR Laws and Paralegal Skills for ARBs >>> Faculty Development >>> Enhancement on Learning Materials Target Participants: Legal Officers, BDCD Trainers, ARBs and People's Organization Leaders Managing Efficient Program Implementation - strengthen the program managers' capability to develop business and leadership strategies through the application of the tool on Project Management Planning and the cultivation of the culture of passionate professional workers in the organization. >>> Training Modules Development >>> Technical Assistance Target Participants: MAROs, PAROs, CARPOs from Legal, BDCD and Operations Divisions


For Program Beneficiaries Development: Enterprise-based Agrarian Reform Community Organizing and Development (E-ARCOD) - build the capabilities of field implementers assigned in the ARCs on community organizing and development anchored on cooperative enterprise development. >>> Training for Development Facilitators (DFs) and MAROs >>> Technical Assistance >>> Tracking of E-ARCOD Learners Target Participants: DFs and MAROs Enterprise Development Program (EDP) - capacitate DAR's field personnel/DFs on entrepreneurial skills to assists in the development and/or increase of local farmer entrepreneurs who can engage in new/expanded production or any other economic activity using local resources. >>> Basic Enterprise Development and Management - an introductory course on enterprise development and management which includes discussion on entrepreneurship, enterprise planning, enterprise components, implementation and monitoring evaluation. Module Development and Packaging Trainers' Training Monitoring activity Coaching/Monitoring session Target Participants: DFs, Field Trainers and ARB Cooperative representative >>> Advance Enterprise Development and Management - a more in-depth discussion on now to expanded the current enterprise and the possibilities of diversification. It also has the same activity as the previous course.


For Supervisory and Management: Change Management Program - enable DAR personnel to understand the need for changes and prepare them for the changes that need to be implemented in the Department. It has lined-up the following activities that will open the perspectives of employees to see changes, options and opportunities as challenges. >>> Learning Course on Livelihood Programs for employees and retirees >>> Forum for Supervisors >>> Development of Learning Materials on Managing Change >>> Enhancement Training for Supervisors Target Participants: Supervisors, employees and retirees Six Sigma - an organizational development intervention that aims to establish a culture of improvement within DAR by solving problematic processes using statistical tools and strategies. >>> Define Phase >>> Measure Phase >>> Analyze Phase >>> Improve Phase >>> Control Phase Target Participants: Managers and Supervisors Moral Recovery Program - enhance and pursue the sustainability of the efforts exerted for the success of the National MRP to win the war against graft and corruption and to eradicate poverty for good governance and good citizenship. >>> Orientation/Planning workshop per major island >>> "Integrity Circles" or similar mechanisms in the DAR Central, Regional and Provincial Offices


For Key Groups and AR Advocacy Scholarship Committee Secretariat Competency Profiling Advocacy Sessions on Mediation Short Courses CARP Briefing BARIE Library Information Materials Development Infoline Education Materials Development	HRD Support Systems and Interventions OD Interventions HRD Center Management Human Resource Information System (HRIS) HRD Performance Review Performance Management System Performance Based Incentives Review of Proposals 5S Program HRD Program Evaluation

Newly Acquired Books (As of February 2008) Webster Dictionary English - Tagalog Dictionary The Elements of Style The Elements of Style Very Made Easy Writing Power Be Your Own English Teacher Energize Your Audience Creating, Implementing and Managing Efficiency Training and Development Organization Development at Work The Future of Human Resource Management

BARIE Library

One of the policy strategies of our present administration is a policy of transparency with access to information and public documents. The Bureau of Agrarian Reform Information and Education Library (BARIE Library) strives to do this by providing you with a wealth of information on agrarian reform, human resource development, enterprise development, and books and materials for general reference and research. Through the years, our library has been opened to all sectors of the public.

Thus, in order to cope with the changing needs of the DAR public and continuously provide quality services, we will venture in MS Access of books and materials on agrarian reform. This means that a plethora of agrarian related materials can now be easily accessed through an access format. We are also working on the completion of archives of all past Human Resource Development (HRD) materials to serve you better.

We hope that as you make use of our library you will also do your part in sharing the good news of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program.

Welcome researchers, DAR personnel, and the CARP public!

Hours of Service:

7:30 AM to 4:30 PM (Monday-Thursday)

7:30 AM to 2:00 PM (Friday)

Contact number: 922-89-75 loc. 103

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Agrarian Reform Advocacy Program

This activity is a proactive move to bring CARP to a higher level of consciousness among all sectors of society particularly the rural poor, landowners, legislators, agrarian sector, and the youth sector.

Salient Features of CARP, Agrarian Reform Problems, Stages and Experience of Agrarian Reform, and Agrarian Reform Concepts and Principles are the basic modules being discussed in the briefing. This activity is offered for FREE.

Details or requests can be worked out through phone or a scheduled informal meeting. Feel free to coordinate with our project manager, Mr. Romeo Trilles at 922-89-75 local 110.

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