RXI - Mati City, Davao Oriental

Ancestral Domain of the
Mandaya ICCs/IPs of
Mati City, Davao Orriental
Ancestral Domain Presentation
GENERAL OUTLINE
I. Rights to Ancestral Domain and Lands
A. The Ancestral Domain, How it is Respected, Protected, Recognized and Promoted

B. CADT/CALT, On-Process and/or identified Ancestral Domain Profile
C. CADT/CALT, On-Process and/or identified Ancestral Domain Population
D. CADT/CALT Registered with the Land Registration Authority
E. ADSDPP (Date started and formulated, updated, if interface with LGU Plans)
F. Community Royalty Development Plan
G. MAP of Ancestral Domain, Congressional District Map (AD covered by GIDA Sites, poverty conve
rgence areas)
H. Overlapping Claims (DAR,DENR,LRA and others)
I. Status of Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) MOA
J. Status of Ancestral Domain Funds
GENERAL OUTLINE
II. Rights to Self-Governance and Empowerment
A. Indigenous Political Structure (IPS)

B. Council Of Elders/Leaders (Equivalent term per IP group)
C. Status of Clan Leaders
D. Baylan’s or other titles
E. Bagani’s or other titles
F. Indigenous People Mandatory Representative (IPMR)
G. Indigenous People Organization (IPO) (registered or unregistered with SEC)
III. Rights to Social Justice and Human Rights
A. Current Socio-Economic Status

B. IP Rights Advocacy and Monitoring of Treaty Obligations (IPRAMTO)
C. Conflict affected areas (War, IP to IP, IP to Non-IP, Disaster, Specify)
D. IPMR who are member of Local Legislative Council and Special Bodies (e.g Local Health Board,
Local School Board, Peace and Order Council and Local Development Council)
GENERAL OUTLINE
IV. Rights to Basic Services
B. Programs and Projects in Ancestral Domain (Latest Accomplished and Ongoing)

C. ADSDPP-based programs, activities and projects
D. Status of program implementation and Beneficiaries of Educational Assistance Program and
Merit-Based Scholarship per Ancestral Domain
E. Socio-Economic Development Projects implemented
F. Eco-Tourism and Agri-Tourism, Cultural-Tourism Spots
GENERAL OUTLINE
V. Rights to Cultural Integrity
A. Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Practices/IPS/Customary Laws practiced/documented (e.g

Indigenous Learning System, Indigenous Health System, Traditional Livelihood, Indigenous
Agricultural Technologies/Farming Systems, Natural Resource Management and Environmental
Protection)
B. Ethnographies of Philippine IP Groups/Sub-groups and Cultural Mapping
C. IP cultural festivals and IP-sensitive exhibits of IP cultural expressions conducted for cultural
advocacy
D. Indigenous Peoples Mini-Museum and/or Cultural Library established/maintained
E. Programs/Projects supported related to Safeguarding and Preservation of IP Cultures (e.g.
Enhanced School of Living Traditions)
F. Activities conducted for the Protection of Community Intellectual Rights
G. Cultural sensitivity orientation/training workshops conducted
GENERAL OUTLINE
VI. Stakeholder Programs and Projects
E. Beneficiary of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)/ Modified Conditional Cash Transfer
(MCCT), Sustainable Livelihood Programs (SLP) and other programs of DSWD
F. Beneficiary of Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran ng Kababayang Katutubo Program (4Ks) (DA)
G. National Greening Program, Community-Based Programs and Bio-Diversity (e.g Indigenous
Community Conserved Areas) (DENR)
H. Non-Government Organization within Ancestral Domain including Programs and Projects
I. IP Housing Programs (NHA/HUDCC)
J. IP Cooperatives (CDA)
K. IP TESDA Scholarship Grantees and Programs (TESDA)
L. PAMANA Program/Site (OPAPP)
M. School/Institution run by non-state stakeholder
N. Large Scale Projects (e.g Mining, Agricultural, Dams, renewable energy)
O. Corporate Social Responsibility Programs of Companies that assist IP Communities.
P. Programs of DAR that affect Ancestral Domains
Q. List of Development Partners and Status of Programs in Ancestral Domain (UNDP, EU, GIZ,
WorldBank, FAO, ADB, UNFPA, UNICEF, ILO and etc.)
GENERAL OUTLINE
VII. Violations on IPRA, Nearest NCIP Office in the Ads, Electronically Connected ADs (ICT)
F. Unauthorized disposition of Ancestral Domains by ICCs/IPs members themselves;

G. FPIC Violations (No FPIC Conducted, Non-compliance of MOA’s)
H. Non-recognition of IPMR’s by the LGU’s
I. Section 72 of the IPRA
J. Generally, violation of any of the provisions of the IPRA
K. Unauthorized and unlawful intrusion of the Ancestral Domain (Section 10)
L. Equal protection and Non-discrimination of ICCs/IPs (Section 21)
M. Unlawful acts pertaining to employment (Section 24)
N. Rights to religious, cultural sites and ceremonies
O. Nearest NCIP Office in Ancestral Domain
P. Electronically Connected Ancestral Domain
MODULE “I”
Rights to Ancestral Domain and Lands

G. MAP of Ancestral Domain, Congressional District Map (AD covered by GIDA Sites, poverty conve
rgence areas)
 The Mandaya indigenous cultural communities/indigenous peoples in the City of Mati is

awarded with 11-MAT-0219-243 with an area of 16,208.6106 hectares.
 It has been noted that government and private agencies and other stakeholders now
recognize their ancestral domain by complying the mandatory process of the free, prior an
d informed consent to the Tagakaulo Blaan ICCs/IPs based on Administrative Order No. 3
series of 2012 as amended.
 Even the Mandaya ICCs/IPs themselves are aware of this and recommends the compli
ance of Administrative Order No. 3 series of 2012 before any plans, programs and project
s will enter into their ancestral domain.
 Any government or private agencies or individuals who may have plans, programs or p
rojects to be introduced or implemented now coordinates first with NCIP before entering in
to their ancestral domain.
TAGAKAULO ANCESTRAL DOMAIN
PROJECT TITLE
Location Mati City, Davao Oriental

ICCs/IPs Mandaya ICCs/IPs
Total area of ancestral domain 16,208.6106 hectares
Number of Barangays Covered Ten (10) barangays
Covered Barangays Brgys: Don Salvador Lopez, Tagbinonga,
portion of Taguibo, portion of Brgy. Buso,
portion of Brgy. Don Martin Marundan, portion
of Brgy. Sainz, portion of Brgy. Culian, portion
of Brgy. Central, portion of Brgy. Libudon and
portion of Brgy. Sanghay, all in Davao Oriental
CADT Status CADT Approved. Subject for research and

TAGAKAULO AND BLAAN
PROJECT TITLE
ANCESTRAL DOMAIN
Date of filing of the CADT July 5, 2017
Application
Date of Approval February 13, 2019
CADT Number R11-MAT-0219-243
En Banc Resolution Resolution No. 250-2019-AD, Series of 2019
Total No. of Right Holders 9,268

Total No. of Households 2,851
IPS/IPO/ADMO
IPMR Felecito L. Masagnay
Barangay Household IPS Non-IPs Total

1. Buso 289 1016 63 1079
2.Central 701 1594 0 1594
3.Culian 89 350 34 384
4.Don Martin Marundan 476 1628 0 1628
5.Don Salvador Lopez 629 2561 94 2655
6.Libudon 173 568 0 568
7.Sainz 77 344 24 368
8.Sanghay 84 307 0 307
9.Tagbinonga 208 755 60 815
10. Taguibo 125 537 21 558
Total 2851 9263 296 9559
The ancestral domain of the Mandaya ICCs/IPs of Mati City,

Davao Oriental is for Research and Segregation Process.
ANCESTRAL DOMAIN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND

PROTECTION PLAN (ADSDPP)
FORMULATION OF THE MANDAYA ICCs/IPs
OF MATI CITY, DAVAO ORIENTAL
Year Started 2015
Year of Coverage
Funding Agency OPAPP-PAMANA
Integration to LGU Plan Formulation not yet completed
Status Funds appropriated is for the First
Phase only, Social Mobilization and
Identification of CWG Members
No CRDP formulated yet.

Any matters concerning profit/income/funds are subject to the
benefit sharing scheme stipulated in their ADSDPP.
.
G. MAP of Ancestral Domain, Congressional District Map (AD covered by GIDA Sites, poverty
convergence areas)
G. MAP of Ancestral Domain, Congressional District Map (AD covered by GIDA Sites, poverty
convergence areas)
G.2. Survey Plan

There is an overlapping of claims during the projection of the survey plan
PROJECT/PROGRAM Project Location INTERVENTIONS STATUS

UNDERTAKEN
MPSA of Austral-Asia Barangay FPIC Mandatory Activities Mining
Mining Corporation Macambol and conducted, MOA reviewed. operation is
(AMCOR) Cabuaya, City of currently
Mati, Davao Or. suspended.
EXPA of TQGT Mineral Barangay Luban, FPIC Mandatory Activities Presented for
Resources Corporation City of Mati, conducted. En Banc
Davao Or. Deliberation on
December of
2017
All funds intended for the delineation and titling process of their CADT w
ere all exhausted and liquidated. For the ADSDPP Formulation, the funds
appropriated by OPAPP-PAMANA is for the First Phase (SocialMobilization) only.
MODULE “II”
Rights to Self-Governance and Empowerment

Mandaya Indigenous Political Structure
The full documentation of the Indigenous Political Structure of the Mandaya ICCs
has to be funded. The details herein were taken from the Historical Account of the
Recognition Book of the CADT application.
The leader of the community is known “Matadong”. He is the head and has the power.
He has the power to decide what is good to the community. He is highly respected in the
community. The characteristic of the “Matadong “ is respectful, has wisdom to resolve
conflict resolution, with sound judgement, affluent and with good attitude.
If there is conflict, the “Matadong” along with others “Matadong” in the community meet
and agreed to one decision. Whatever they decide is respected by all. Until now they will
exercise the system of “ball’’law-ball’law’.The clashes were settled through the “balaw-
balaw” system.
 On the Mandaya defense, traditionally they have this “Bagani” as their protector
and defender of their territory.
 “Tomanggong” serves as the community advisor

 ‘Sapandal’l” serve as the right hand of the Bagani
Limpong ng Mangkatadong
The Limpong ng Mangkatadong consists of Leaders usually

representing different areas of the domain. They could be considered the
highest council in the community and is well respected by the members of
the community.
Clan-based is how the Mandaya ICCs/IPs identify their leaders.

Up to this time, the clan leaders are those from the clans of renowned
clan leaders of their predecessors. The Clans of the Mandaya ICCs/IPs
of the City of Mati are very supportive to the plans and projects of the
community.
The “Balyan” is a respected woman in the community that serves as the community
healer who does the “panawag-tawag” or ritual
The function of the “Bagani” has to be in accordance with the customary and
other existing law. The “Bagani” now a day serves as the protector of the ancestral
domain and defender of the community.
The seated Indigenous People Mandatory Representatives in the ten (10)
Barangays are as follows:
Barangay Name of IPMR

1. Don Salvador Lopez IPMR Herminda Miones
2. Lubudon IPMR Alan Margate
3. Sainz IPMR Eulogio Bondag
4.Tagbinonga IPMR Gualberto Cagunan
5.Don Martin Marundan IPMR Manny Lomodac
6. Culian IPMR Felimon Laguidong
7. Taguibo IPMR Virginsita Manang
8. Buso IPMR Mario Garcia
9. Central IPMR George Kalitas
10.Sanghay IPMR William Llanos
An organized IPO within the ancestral domain is the Barangay Tribal Council
of all barangays covered under the CADT of the Mandaya ICCs/IPs of Barangays
Macambol and Cabuaya and the barangays under the CADT Application of the
Mandaya ICCs/IPs of the City of Mati, Davao Oriental.
(Not yet registered with SEC but registered with DOLE)
MODULE “III”
Rights to Social Justice
and Human Rights

A. Current Socio-Economic Status
The Mandaya ICCs/IPs in the AD are strictly dependent on farming and

forest produce. In Barangays Don Enrique Lopez, Don Salvador Lopez,
Sainz, Sanghay, Tagabakid, Tagbinonga, Taguibo, and Don Martin
Marundan, crops like coconut, corn, coffee, cacao, root crops, rice and
fruit trees thrive well.
Farming and Fishing is evidently the main source of income of the IP

population within the ancestral domain. Others thrive as skilled workers,
self-employed, laborers, employees, and those engaged in aquatic
resource livelihood.
B. IP Rights Advocacy and Monitoring of Treaty Obligations (IPRAMTO)
No available data.
C. Conflict affected areas (War, IP to IP, IP to Non-IP, Disaster, Specify)
Barangay Taguibo, Libudon and Sanghay are always known to have

peace and order issues with the leftist groups.
Most AD Barangays are susceptible to flooding specially Barangay Don

Martin Marundan. Even if some of these areas are situated on high ground,
flood susceptibility is due to the presence of ridges and accumulations from
surface runoff. Landslides are also frequent in Barangay Taguibo, Tagbinonga,
Sainz, Libudon and Sanghay. The City of Mati is also known to be sitting atop
an active fault, thus most barangays are prone to earthquake destructions.
D. IPMR who are member of Local Legislative Council and Special Bodies (e.g Local Health
Board, Local School Board, Peace and Order Council and Local Development Council)
There are no IPMRs who are members of the Special Bodies. The IP
representation in the Ancestral Domain is only at the Local Legislative Council:
Barangay level, Municipal and Provincial Level.
MODULE “IV”
Rights to Basic Services
A. Programs and Projects in Ancestral Domain (Latest Accomplished and Ongoing)

B. ADSDPP-based programs, activities and projects
C. Status of program implementation and Beneficiaries of Educational Assistance Program and
Merit-Based Scholarship per Ancestral Domain
D. Socio-Economic Development Projects implemented
E. Eco-Tourism and Agri-Tourism, Cultural-Tourism Spots
A. Programs and Projects in Ancestral Domain (Latest Accomplished and Ongoing)
NCIP Programs and Projects:
1. Educational Assistance Program

2. Merit-based Scholarship Program
3. Tabang Paeskwela sa Tribo
4. CADT Holders’ Forum on ADSDPP Phase I
5. Medical Financial Assistance
C. Status of program implementation and Beneficiaries of Educational Assistance Program
and Merit-Based Scholarship per Ancestral Domain
Number of Beneficiaries of Educational Assistance program= 77 students

Merit based scholarship = 0
B. ADSDPP-based programs, activities and projects
No available data. ADSDPP formulation was up to Phase I only

due to lack of funds.
D. Socio-Economic Development Projects implemented
Implemented
Name of Project Location/Barangay by/Source of Status
funds
Potable Water System Sanghay LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CP Submitted
Potable Water System Taguibo LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CP Submitted
Potable Water System Libudon LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CP Submitted
Potable Water System Mamali LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Potable Water System Don Martin Marundan LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Greenhouse for Seedlings Sanghay LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Greenhouse for Seedlings Taguibo LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Greenhouse for Seedlings Sainz LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Greenhouse for Seedlings Don Salvador Lopez LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Greenhouse for Seedlings Don Enrique Lopez LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Greenhouse for Seedlings Don Martin Marundan LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CP Submitted
Solar Dryer with Warehose Badas LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Don Salvador Lopez LGU Mati-PRDP On Going/ Report for CNO Submitted
Philippine Rural Project
(Enterprise Development
Component (I-REAP)
E. Eco-Tourism and Agri-Tourism, Cultural-Tourism Spots
Tourism is considered one of Mati’s major investment areas with Davao Oriental declared as a
Tourism Development Area. Tourism related establishments and activities cover a total area of
905.45 hectares. These are found in the 13 barangays of Mati. Dominant areas are those in
beaches stretching along the Barangays of Dahican, Bobon, Tamisan, and Lawigan. Also those
areas where the islands like the Pujada Island, the Oak Island, and the Waniban Island are
located. The Sleeping Dinosaur is also considered under the tourism land use.
The ecotourism area comprises the Mt. Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary in Barangay
Cabuaya and Macambol; the Philippine Eagle Sanctuary still in Macambol and Cabuaya; and the
lagoon located in Barangay Luban. Activities that could be allowed in ecotourism areas are bird
watching, nature appreciation, educational research, reforestation, camping, biodiversity
inventory, trekking, climbing, etc.
MODULE “V”
Rights to Cultural Integrity
A. Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Practices/IPS/Customary Laws
practiced/documented (e.g Indigenous Learning System, Indigenous Health System,
Traditional Livelihood, Indigenous Agricultural Technologies/Farming Systems, Natural
Resource Management and Environmental Protection)
The Mandaya Customary Law and IKSPs of Mandaya

ICCs/IPs is for documentation as soon funds are available.
C. IP cultural festivals and IP-sensitive exhibits of IP cultural expressions conducted for
cultural advocacy
The festival is not conducted within the ancestral domain area but it is part
of the celebration held in the City of Mati.
B. Ethnographies of Philippine IP Groups/Sub-groups and Cultural Mapping
The City of Mati with its CADT barangays are dominantly inhabited by the
Mandaya ICCs/IPs found in the plains and mountains of the CADT barangays.
The Ka'gan ICCs/IPs are also present especially in the coastal areas of the
City of Mati.
D. Indigenous Peoples Mini-Museum and/or Cultural Library established/maintained
A mini museum called Subangan was established and maintained by the Local Government Unit thru
the effort of the Congresswoman of Davao Oriental. Part of it displayed the cultural heritage of the
Mandaya and Ka'gan ICCs/IPs.
E. Programs/Projects supported related to Safeguarding and Preservation of IP Cultures (e.g.
Enhanced School of Living Traditions)
The City of Mati has anually celebrated the Sambuokan Festival, a celebration of
Mati's ethnicity which is participated by the Mandaya and Ka'gan ICCs/IPs of
the City of Mati. The City of Mati DepEd Division is continuosly implementing
the IPED in support to the growing IP Learners in the City.
F. Activities conducted for the Protection of Community Intellectual Rights
Research and study conducted by academes, students and faculties

of the Davao Oriental state University has deligently followed the
guidelines on the conduct of research and study mandated under
NCIP AO No. 03, series of 2012.
G. Cultural sensitivity orientation/training workshops conducted
No available data.
A. Beneficiary of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)/ Modified Conditional Cash
Transfer (MCCT), Sustainable Livelihood Programs (SLP) and other programs of DSWD
No available data
D. Non-Government Organization within Ancestral Domain including Programs and Projects
No available data
MODULE “VI”
Stakeholder Programs and Projects
E. IP Housing Programs (NHA/HUDCC)
The Mandaya ICCs/IPs is in the process of drafting a project proposal to NHA

F. IP Cooperatives (CDA)
No CDA or IP Cooperatives established by the Mandaya ICCs. In the planning stage.

G. IP TESDA Scholarship Grantees and Programs (TESDA)
TESDA CAKE Making Training Program last June 2019 in coordination with NCIP
held at Mati CIty
H. PAMANA Program/Site (OPAPP)
The OPAPP PAMANA projects funded the delineation of the ancestral domain
f the Mandaya ICCs/IPs in Mati City, as well as its ADSDPP Formulation.
I. School/Institution run by non-state stakeholder
No available data
J. Large Scale Projects (e.g Mining, Agricultural, Dams, renewable energy)
1. A-224 = Approved MPSA

Commodity= Moly b denite
=MPSA 251(a)-2007b XI
Location = Lupon and portion of Mati City
2. A-224A=PHILYOUBANG
Approved MPSA
Commodity=
MPSA =No.MPSA 251(B)-2007 XI
3.E-124 =Megaforce Mineral Mining Corp.

=Exploration Permit Application
Commodity=Gold, Silver, Copper
= Pending
Location = Lupon, trragona, manay and Mati
4. A-101 =Portin
=Southern Horizon Mining Corp
=MPSA Application
Commodity=Gold and Silver
=Pending
Locationn= Lupon, Pantukan and portion of Mati AD
5. A-239 = Ramonsito B. Uy
=MPSA Application
Commodity=Gold, Silver, Copper
=Pending
Location= Lupon and portion of Mati AD
6.E-131 = portion
=Oz Metals Exploration and Dev’t Corporation
=Exploration Permit
=EP# :EP 00000-2010-XI
Commodity: Gold, Cupper
Location = Lupon and Mati
7. E-151=Portion
=Phil jin Sheng Int’l Mining, Inc
=Exploration Permit
=EP#:EP 000001-2009-XI
Commodity=Copper, Gold
8. E-198 = Portion
= Mt. Apo Mining Dev’t Corporation
= Exploration Permit
Commodity= Copper, Gold
= Pending
K. Corporate Social Responsibility Programs of Companies that assist IP Communities.
No available data.
L. Programs of DAR that affect Ancestral Domains
No DAR programs that affect the AD.

M. List of Development Partners and Status of Programs in Ancestral Domain (UNDP, EU,
GIZ, WorldBank, FAO, ADB, UNFPA, UNICEF, ILO and etc.)
No engagement with foreign stakeholders/partners..

MODULE “VI”
Violations on IPRA
VI. Violations on IPRA, Nearest NCIP Office in the Ads, Electronically
Connected ADs (ICT)
A. Unauthorized disposition of Ancestral Domains by ICCs/IPs members themselves;
No reported unauthorized disposition of ADs by ICCs/IPs themselves.

Connected ADs (ICT)
B. FPIC Violations (No FPIC Conducted, Non-compliance of MOA’s)
No available data
Connected ADs (ICT)
C. Non-recognition of IPMR’s by the LGU’s
IPMRs are acknowledged and seating at the Provincial, Municipal and

Barangay levels receiving due compensations and other benefits as
stipulated in RA 7160.
Connected ADs (ICT)
D. Section 72 of the IPRA
None.
Connected ADs (ICT)
E. Generally, violation of any of the provisions of the IPRA
None.
Connected ADs (ICT)
F. Unauthorized and unlawful intrusion of the Ancestral Domain (Section 10)
No unauthorized and unlawful intrusion of the Ancestral Domain recorded.

Connected ADs (ICT)
H. Unlawful acts pertaining to employment (Section 24)
No unlawful acts pertaining to employment recorded.

Connected ADs (ICT)
I. Rights to religious, cultural sites and ceremonies
Rights to religious, cultural sites and ceremonies within the Ancestral Domain are
recognized and respected. The Mandaya ICCs/IPs are free to practice their beliefs
within the Ancestral Domains.
Even in big occasions concerning provincial celebrations/programs/launchings,

the Mandaya rituals are highly requested by the Provincial Government, and other
government and private agencies.
Connected ADs (ICT)
J. Nearest NCIP Office in Ancestral Domain
A Provincial Office is serving the ICCs/IPs in the province

of Davao Oriental located at Mati City, Davao Oriental.
Connected ADs (ICT)
K. Electronically Ads in Ancestral Domain
There have been no signages and ads in the AD.

Connected ADs (ICT)
G. Equal protection and Non-discrimination of ICCs/IPs (Section 21)
None.
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Ancestral Domain of the

A. The Ancestral Domain, How it is Respected, Protected, Recognized and Promoted

A. Indigenous Political Structure (IPS)

III. Rights to Social Justice and Human Rights

A. Current Socio-Economic Status

B. Programs and Projects in Ancestral Domain (Latest Accomplished and Ongoing)

A. Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Practices/IPS/Customary Laws practiced/documented (e.g

F. Unauthorized disposition of Ancestral Domains by ICCs/IPs members themselves;

A. The Ancestral Domain, How it is Respected, Protected, Recognized and Promoted

 The Mandaya indigenous cultural communities/indigenous peoples in the City of Mati is

Location Mati City, Davao Oriental

CADT Status CADT Approved. Subject for research and

En Banc Resolution Resolution No. 250-2019-AD, Series of 2019

Total No. of Right Holders 9,268

Barangay Household IPS Non-IPs Total

The ancestral domain of the Mandaya ICCs/IPs of Mati City,

ANCESTRAL DOMAIN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND

No CRDP formulated yet.

G.2. Survey Plan

I. Status of Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) MOA

PROJECT/PROGRAM Project Location INTERVENTIONS STATUS

A. Indigenous Political Structure (IPS)

 “Tomanggong” serves as the community advisor

The Limpong ng Mangkatadong consists of Leaders usually

Clan-based is how the Mandaya ICCs/IPs identify their leaders.

Barangay Name of IPMR

A. Indigenous Political Structure (IPS)

The Mandaya ICCs/IPs in the AD are strictly dependent on farming and

Farming and Fishing is evidently the main source of income of the IP

Barangay Taguibo, Libudon and Sanghay are always known to have

Most AD Barangays are susceptible to flooding specially Barangay Don

A. Programs and Projects in Ancestral Domain (Latest Accomplished and Ongoing)

1. Educational Assistance Program

Number of Beneficiaries of Educational Assistance program= 77 students

No available data. ADSDPP formulation was up to Phase I only

The Mandaya Customary Law and IKSPs of Mandaya

Research and study conducted by academes, students and faculties

The Mandaya ICCs/IPs is in the process of drafting a project proposal to NHA

No CDA or IP Cooperatives established by the Mandaya ICCs. In the planning stage.

1. A-224 = Approved MPSA

3.E-124 =Megaforce Mineral Mining Corp.

No DAR programs that affect the AD.

No engagement with foreign stakeholders/partners..

No reported unauthorized disposition of ADs by ICCs/IPs themselves.

IPMRs are acknowledged and seating at the Provincial, Municipal and

No unauthorized and unlawful intrusion of the Ancestral Domain recorded.

No unlawful acts pertaining to employment recorded.

Even in big occasions concerning provincial celebrations/programs/launchings,

A Provincial Office is serving the ICCs/IPs in the province

There have been no signages and ads in the AD.

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