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The Department of Agrarian Reform is composed of the department proper, the staff offices, the staff bureaus and the regional/provincial/municipal agrarian reform offices.

The Cabinet Secretary is the head of DAR. The Office of the Secretary consists of its immediate staff, the Public Affairs Staff, the Special Concerns Staff, Presidential Agrarian Reform Council Secretariat, Adjudication Board, Litigation, and the Center for Land Use Policy, Planning and Implementation.

The Secretary is assisted by its Undersecretaries for Policy, Planning and External Affairs; Legal Affairs; Field Operations; Support Services; and Finance, Management, and Administrative.

The Secretary and Undersecretaries are assisted by Assistant Secretaries for Legal Affairs; Support Services; and Field Operations.

The Agrarian Reform Adjudication Board under the Office of the Secretary is composed of the Secretary as the Chairman and Assistant Secretaries. The Secretariat headed by an Executive Director is constituted to support the Board.

The DAR is operating with five bureaus and seven services. These are the Bureau of Land Acquisition and Distribution (BLAD), Bureau of Land Development (BLD), Bureau of Agrarian Legal Assistance (BALA), Bureau of Agrarian Reform Information and Education (BARIE), and Bureau of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Development (BARBD). While the services include the Planning Service, Finance and Management Service, Administrative Service (FIMAS), Legal Service, Management Information Service (MIS), Project Development and Management Service (PDMS), and the Policy and Strategic Research Service (PSRS).

The DAR has fourteen (16) Regional Offices and one field office in each key city and municipality. Each Regional Office is headed by a Regional Director assisted by an Assistant Regional Director for Operations and an Assistant Regional Director for Administration.

The DAR Provincial Agrarian Reform Offices is headed by a Provincial Agrarian Reform Officer while, Municipal Agrarian Reform Offices are headed by Municipal Agrarian Reform Officers.


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Past DAR Leaders




Sixto K. Roxas
Governor
Land Authority
Aug. 1963-Oct. 1963
Rodrigo D. Perez, Jr.
Governor
Land Authority
Nov. 1963-Jul. 1964
Benjamin M. Gozon
Governor
Land Authority
Jul. 1964-Dec. 1965
Condrado F. Estrella
Governor,
Land Authority
Jan. 1966-Sep. 1971
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Sep. 10, 1971-Apr. 30, 1986




Heherson T. Alvarez
Minister
Ministry of Agrarian Reform
May 1, 1986-Mar. 7, 1987
Philip E. Juico
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Jul. 23, 1987-Jul. 1, 1989
Miriam D. Santiago
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Jul. 20, 1989-Jan. 4, 1990
Florencio B. Abad
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Jan. 4, 1990-Apr. 5, 1990




Benjamin T. Leong
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Apr. 6, 1990-Jun. 30, 1992
Ernesto D. Garilao
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Jun. 30, 1992-Jun. 30, 1998
Horacio R. Morales
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Jul. 1, 1998-Feb. 11, 2001
Hernani A. Braganza
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Feb. 12, 2001-Jan. 15, 2003




Roberto M. Pagdanganan
Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Jan. 20, 2003-Jan. 20, 2004
Jose Mari B. Ponce
OIC-Secretary
Dept. of Agrarian Reform
Feb. 20, 2004-Aug. 24, 2004
Rene C. Villa
Secretary
Dept. of Land Reform
Aug. 26, 2004-Jul. 9, 2005