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    The document discusses the decline of forest cover in the Philippines from 17 million hectares in 1934 to 6.8 million hectares in 2014, resulting in the loss of 10 million hectares of forest over 70 years. It then outlines plans to develop bamboo plantations, processing facilities, and manufacturing plants in Mindanao to meet wood demand and create a sustainable bamboo industry. Specifically, the proposal includes developing 100,000 hectares of bamboo plantations organized into 100 modules, along with 100 post-harvest facilities and 20 manufacturing plants, requiring a total investment of 41 billion pesos but generating over 112.5 billion pesos annually in revenues.

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    Roderico R. Bioco: BGB Chairman

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    The document discusses the decline of forest cover in the Philippines from 17 million hectares in 1934 to 6.8 million hectares in 2014, resulting in the loss of 10 million hectares of forest over 70 years. It then outlines plans to develop bamboo plantations, processing facilities, and manufacturing plants in Mindanao to meet wood demand and create a sustainable bamboo industry. Specifically, the proposal includes developing 100,000 hectares of bamboo plantations organized into 100 modules, along with 100 post-harvest facilities and 20 manufacturing plants, requiring a total investment of 41 billion pesos but generating over 112.5 billion pesos annually in revenues.

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    The document discusses the decline of forest cover in the Philippines from 17 million hectares in 1934 to 6.8 million hectares in 2014, resulting in the loss of 10 million hectares of forest over 70 years. It then outlines plans to develop bamboo plantations, processing facilities, and manufacturing plants in Mindanao to meet wood demand and create a sustainable bamboo industry. Specifically, the proposal includes developing 100,000 hectares of bamboo plantations organized into 100 modules, along with 100 post-harvest facilities and 20 manufacturing plants, requiring a total investment of 41 billion pesos but generating over 112.5 billion pesos annually in revenues.

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    Roderico R. Bioco: BGB Chairman

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    The document discusses the decline of forest cover in the Philippines from 17 million hectares in 1934 to 6.8 million hectares in 2014, resulting in the loss of 10 million hectares of forest over 70 years. It then outlines plans to develop bamboo plantations, processing facilities, and manufacturing plants in Mindanao to meet wood demand and create a sustainable bamboo industry. Specifically, the proposal includes developing 100,000 hectares of bamboo plantations organized into 100 modules, along with 100 post-harvest facilities and 20 manufacturing plants, requiring a total investment of 41 billion pesos but generating over 112.5 billion pesos annually in revenues.

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    Roderico

     R.  Bioco  
                         BGB  Chairman  

    Building  an  Environment  for  our  Future,  Sharing  Prosperity  for  All  
     Forest  Cover  of  the  Philippines  
    Declined  by  60%  from  17Mha  (1934)  to  6.8Mha  (2014)  
    10Mha  of  Forest  was  lost  in  70years  

    Source:  Philippine  Masterplan  For  Climate  Resilient  Forestry  Development  (DENR  Jan2016)    
     Wood  ConsumpMon  

    Source:  Philippine  Masterplan  For  Climate  Resilient  Forestry  Development  (DENR  Jan2016)    
     Supply  and  Demand  for  Wood  

    Source:  Philippine  Masterplan  For  Climate  Resilient  Forestry  Development  (DENR  Jan2016)    
     Mindanao  to  Fill  Up  the  Demand  for  Wood  

    Source:  Philippine  Masterplan  For  Climate  Resilient  Forestry  Development  (DENR  Jan2016)    
     Mindanao  to  Fill  Up  the  Demand  for  Wood  

    This  does  not  include  yet  areas  under  CADT/CALT  and  Private  Lands  

    Source:  Philippine  Masterplan  For  Climate  Resilient  Forestry  Development  (DENR  Jan2016)    
     8  Important  River  Basins  of  Mindanao  

    Source:  Philippine  Masterplan  For  Climate  Resilient  Forestry  Development  (DENR  Jan2016)    
     Global  Market  for  Bamboo  Products  
     Uses  of  Bamboo  Per  SecMon  
     BGB  Company  FoundaMon  
     

    •  Environmental    
    Sustainable  pracMces,  climate  change  miMgaMon,  
    carbon  sequestraMon  
    •  Social  
    Inclusive  business,  poverty  alleviaMon,  resilient  
    communiMes,  gender  equality  
    •  Governance  
    Integrity,  excellence,  innovaMon,  efficiency  and  
    compeMMveness,  transparency,  traceability,  equitable  
    pricing,  safe  workplace  and  best  shareholder  returns  
    Value  ProposiMons  
     

    •  Engage  in  Bamboo  PlantaMons  through  Contract  


    Farming  with  IFMA,  CBFMA,  CADT  and  Private  
    Landowners,  including  own  Corporate  Farms  
    •  Bamboo  Postharvest  Facility  for  every  500-­‐2,000has  of  
    bamboo  plantaMon  within  30km  radius  
    •  Bamboo  Manufacturing  Facility  (LaminaMon  Plant)  
    •  Furniture  Factory  
    •  Generate  Carbon  Credits  
     
    Future:  
    •  Biomass  Power  Plant  
    •  Supply  of  Bamboo  Chips  
    •  Bamboo  Shoots  Cannery  
    •  Charcoal  and  AcMvated  Carbon  
    •  Bamboo  pulp  and  paper  
    •  Bamboo  TexMle  
    BPFs  in  Bukidnon  
    1.  Malaybalay        –  
    2.  Impasug-­‐ong    –  
    3.  Cabanglasan      –  
    4.  Malitbog                  –  
    5.  Talakag                        –  
    6.  M.  ForMch              –  
    7.  Valencia                    –  
    8.  Pangantucan    –  
    9.  Quezon                        –      
    10.   Damulog                –              
    BPS  Process  Flow  
    Laminated  Board  Buildingblocks  to  Final  Products  
    Sustainable  Bamboo  Consumer  Products  
     
    Food      TexMle    Paper  
    Bamboo  Biomass  Power  Plant  as  Coal  SubsMtute  
    Re-­‐Engineering  Marginal  Soil  
    Re-­‐Engineering  Marginal  Soil  
     Ecotourism:  Oxygen  Park  

    Gamboa  Bamboo  Orchard  (Valencia  City,  Bukidnon)  


     Mindanao  Bamboo  Development  Baseline  
    1.  100  PlantaMon  Modules  –  100,000  hectares  

    -­‐  1,000ha/planta-on  module  within  30km  radius  


    -­‐  100  clumps/ha  (baseline)  with  at  least  50,000  clumps  
               (50%)  accessible  for  harves-ng  (18-­‐30%  slope)  
    -­‐  For  ecological  reasons  (>40-­‐60%  slopes)  
    -­‐  For  food  crops  <18  degrees  slope  
     

    Investment  Cost:  Php6.0B  


    -­‐  Php60M/planta-on  at  Php60,000/ha  
     

    ProducMon:  50M  poles  or  5Mmt/year  


    -­‐  500,000poles/planta-on/year  at  100kg/pole  
    -­‐  1,000poles/ha  of  harvestable  area  
     

    Revenue:  Php10B/year  
    -­‐  Php100M/planta-on/yr  star-ng  on  the  7th  year  
    -­‐  Php200/pole  ex-­‐farm  or  Php2.00/kg)  
     Mindanao  Bamboo  Development  Baseline  
    2.    100  Bamboo  Postharvest  FaciliMes  (BPF)  
    -­‐  500,000poles/BPF/yr  processing  1,600poles/day  (10  truckloads)  
     

    Investment  Cost:  Php15.0B  


    -­‐  Php150M/BPF  
     

    ProducMon:  1.415M  cbm/yr  


    -­‐  14,150  cbm/BPF/yr  
     

    Revenue:  Php42.45B/yr  
    -­‐  Php424.5M/BPF/yr  based  on  Php30,000/cbm  ex-­‐factory)  
     Mindanao  Bamboo  Development  Baseline  
    3.    20  Bamboo  Manufacturing  FaciliMes  (BMF)  

    -­‐  1  BMF  for  every  5  Postharvest  Facili-es/5  Bamboo  Planta-on  Modules  


     

    Investment  Cost:  Php20B  


    -­‐  Php1.0B/BMF  
     

    ProducMon:  1,200,000cbm/yr    
    -­‐  60,000cbm/BMF/yr,  200cbm/day  equivalent  to  2,600  boards/day  of  1”x4’x8’  
     

    Revenue:  Php60B/yr  
    -­‐  Php3.0B/BMF/yr  at  Php50,000/cbm  
     Mindanao  Bamboo  Development  Baseline  
    Value  Chain  –  100,000has  of  Bamboo  
     

    AcMvity    PlantaMon  BPF                  BMF  Total  


    1.  ProducMon,  cbm  6.25M    1.415M              1.20M  
    2.  Investment,  Php  6.0B    15.0B                  20.0B  41.0B  
    3.  Revenue  PA,  Php  10.0B    42.5B                  60.0B  112.5B*  
     
    Note:  Revenue  does  not  include  by-­‐products  generated  from  falldowns  such  as  charcoal,  fuelwood,  
    mats,  wood  chips,  propagules  ,  etc.,  and  the  Ecological  Services  such  as  tourism,  carbon  credits,  etc.  
     Mindanao  Bamboo  Development  Baseline  
    Job  GeneraMon  
    AcMvity      Jobs                    Women  Remarks    
    1.  PlantaMon        50,000              25,000  2ha/family  
    2.  HarvesMng        25,000                  2,500    250/module  x  100  
    3.  Postharvest        20,000                  5,000    200/BPF  x  100  
    4.  Manufacturing      20,000                  5,000  1,000/BMF  x  20  
    5.  Others            5,000                  2,500  50/module  x  100    
       Total:    120,000          40,000  33%  are  Women  
     Carbon  SequestraMon  PotenMal  
    Carbon  SequestraMon  of  D.  Asper  
    -­‐  500mt/ha  CO2e  
    -­‐  30  year  crediMng  period  
    PotenMal  Credit  100,000ha  Bamboo  
    -­‐  50Mmt  CO2e  
    Registry  
    -­‐  California  Offset  Project  Registry  
    -­‐  Carbon  Offsehng  and  ReducMon  
    Scheme  for  InternaMonal  AviaMon  
    (CORSIA)  of  the  InternaMonal  Civil  
    AviaMon  OrganizaMon    ICAO  
     Mindanao  Bamboo  Program  Can  Address  
    17  of  the  17  Sustainable  Development  Goals  
     
     Mindanao  Bamboo  Summit  Proposed  ResoluMons  
     

    1.  Create  Mindanao  Bamboo  Council  with  MinDA  as  Chairman  


    and  Private  Sector  RepresentaMve  as  Co-­‐Chairman  
    2.  Expand  100,000has  of  Bamboo  PlantaMon  throughout  
    Mindanao  with  adequate  Bamboo  Postharvest  FaciliMes,  
    Bamboo  Manufacturing  FaciliMes  and  Financing  Support  
    especially  from  DBP,  Landbank  and  the  Green  Climate  Fund  
    3.  Promote  the  Markets  for  Mindanao  Bamboo  Products  
    4.  Liberalize  fully  the  PlanMng,  HarvesMng  and  TransporMng  of  
    Bamboo  in  Mindanao  Regardless  of  Origin  
    THANK YOU!

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