Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023-2028
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Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023-2028
Table of Contents Foreword Message From the Chief Minister WFP Philippines Message UNICEF Philippines Message Acknowledgement Acronyms Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 References BFSNP BPDA Writers
List of Tables BARMM Profile
Analysis of Food Security and Nutrition in BARMM
BARMM Government Initiatives and Interventions on Food Security and Nutrition
Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023 – 2028 Framework
Institutional Mechanisms and Implementation Arrangements
List of Figures BARMM Profile
Analysis of Food Security and Nutrition in BARMM
Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023 – 2028 Framework
Institutional Mechanisms and Implementation Arrangements
FOREWORD
FOREWORD i
ENGR. MOHAJIRIN T. ALI, MNSA Bangsamoro Director General, BPDA, and Vice Chairperson and Head Secretariat, BFSTF
ii Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023-2028
MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF MINISTER
AHOD B. EBRAHIM Chief Minister, BARMM
MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF MINISTER iii
WFP PHILIPPINES MESSAGE
iv Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023-2028
Mabuhay!
WFP PHILIPPINES MESSAGE v
UNICEF PHILIPPINES MESSAGE
vi Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023-2028
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
MP MOHAMMAD S. YACOB, Ph.D.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vii
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ACRONYMS
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ACRONYMS 1
2 Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023-2028
Chapter 1
Introduction
Background
Chapter 1 Introduction 3
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Chapter 1 Introduction 5
6 Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023-2028
Introduction 7
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Chapter 2
BARMM Profile Political and Geographical Landscape
Chapter 2 BARMM Profile 9
Demographic Characteristics
Population Group Total Population No. of households Children 0-59 months
2023 4,767,475 794,579 677,220
2024 4,866,233 811,038 691,248
2025 4,966,615 827,769 705,508
2026 5,403,665 900,610 767,591
2027 5,856,212 976,035 831,875
2028 6,324,698 1,054,116 898,423
Children 0-23 months
233,463
238,299
243,215
264,617
286,779
309,720
Pregnant women School age children (5 to 9 years old) Adolescents (10 to 19 y/o.) 60 y/o. and above
114,419
116,790
119,198
129,688
140,549
151,792
546,634
557,957
569,467
619,579
671,467
725,184
1,161,166
1,185,220
1,209,669
1,316,117
1,426,339
1,540,443
141,403
144,332
147,310
160,273
173,695
187,591
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Province
Capital
Actual
%
Cities
Mun
Basilan
Lamitan
426,207
8.11%
3,453.42
345,342
1
11
210
8.11%
Lanao del Sur
Marawi
1,195,518
24.47%
15,055.51
1,505,551
1
39
1,159
24.47%
Maguindanao
Buluan
1,342,179
27.47%
9,968.31
996,831
0
36
508
27.47%
Sulu
Jolo
1,000,108
19.30%
4,547.16
454,716
0
19
410
19.30%
Tawi-Tawi
Bongao
440,276
9.14%
3,626.55
362,655
0
11
203
9.14%
-
325,079
7.01%
176.00
17,600
1
-
37
7.01%
-
215,433
4.50%
-
-
-
-
63
4.50%
4,944,800
100%
36,826.95
3
116
2,590
100%
Cotabato City + North Cotabato barangays ++ Total
Regio/Year
Area
Density
3,682,695
Brgy.
Both Sexes
Male
Female
Pop 0-14
2,044,958
1,036,779
1,008,179
Pop 15-64
2,792,892
1,387,765
1,405,127
100,689
50,361
50,328
Pop 65 & over
%
Socio-Economic Features
Chapter 2 BARMM Profile 11
Area
Poverty Incidence in %
Philippines
2018 16.7
2021 18.1
BARMM
52.6
29.9
Basilan
66.3
42.5
Lanao del Sur
64.2
7.4
Maguindanao
40.6
29.8
Sulu
75.3
51
Tawi-Tawi
15.1
28.1
Cotabato City
35.2
31.3
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Chapter 2 BARMM Profile 13
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Chapter 2 BARMM Profile 15
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BARMM Profile 17
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Chapter 3
Analysis of Food Nutrition in BARMM
Security
and
Analytical Framework
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•
•
•
Chapter 3 Analysis of Food Security and Nutrition in BARMM 19
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Chapter 3 Analysis of Food Security and Nutrition in BARMM 21
A self-reliant, food- and nutrition-secure, and resilient Bangsamoro
To uplift the living conditions of the Bangsamoro by efficiently providing quality services based on moral governance and culture, aiming to achieve food security and nutrition toward sustainable development
1. Food Availability
2. Food Accessibility
3. Food Utilization
4. Food Stability
5. Cross-cutting
Increase physical availability of food through enhanced food production, higher stock levels, and improved net trade.
Enhance economic and physical access to Halal and nutritious food.
Improve the absorption of a balanced intake of Halal and nutritious food.
Improve and sustain the adaptive capacity of the government, private sector, and communities in managing food systems.
Provide policy support, establish and strengthen institutions and systems, and secure financing in support of food systems.
Outcomes and Strategies
Priority Programs, Projects, and Activities
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BARMM Nutrition Situation
Nutritional Status (%) Sex/ Age Group/ Province
Underweight
Stunted
Wasted
Overweightfor-height
Livestock Production and Management
conducted a number of SOA
Partnership with six Industry Clusters
developed and sustained a number of industry cluster
0
2
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1
2
0
2
1
2
0
2
1
2
MAFAR Reports and websites MAFAR Reports and websites
Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Management and Monitoring of Investment Registrations
Community and Household Food Production
1.3 Establish assive home, community, and institutional food production movement with value chain.
Organic Farming
Expected Output/s percentage of actual investments from investment pledges in BARMM percentage of enterprises availed tax incentives in accordance to the provisions of the Bangsamoro Organic Law conducted a number of business matching communities (barangays) and households with established food gardens for consumption with surplus sold to markets established a number of mini-organic farms number of production support services to organic agriculture program distributed a number of hectares
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
Accompli shment reports
Quarterly
BBOI / OCM
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
Accompli shment reports
Quarterly
BBOI / OCM
2
3
3
4
4
4
MTIT-BOI Reports
Quarterly
MTIT
0
12
20
20
25
25
MAFAR Accompli shment Reports
Quarterly
MAFAR
2 (Basilan, Tawi-Tawi)
3 (LdS, SGA, Cotabato City)
136172
142980.6
150129.6
157636.1
165517.9171
173793.8129
Monitorin g reports
2695.964
2000
1500
1800
1900
2000
Field validation
Annual Targets
102
Means of Verificati on (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
MBHTE TESD
T2MIS
Annual
MAFAR
MAFAR
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Land Distribution and Development for the Upliftment of Poor ARBs (LUPA Program)
involved a number of ARBs installed a number of ARBs successfully in the awarded lands profiled a number of ARBs issued a number of ARBs with ID subdivided an area of Collective CLOAs and with individual CLOAs established a number of food plants for supplementary food production
1.4 Improve land tenure and support for farmers.
1.5 Expand social protection with focus on investments on food plants and supplementary food for PIMAM and F1K Programs.
Expected Output/s
Annual Targets
End of Plan Target
Means of Verificati on (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
992
800
600
720
760
800
Profiling
MAFAR
992
800
600
720
760
800
Profiling
MAFAR
4764
3500
3000
2500
2500
3000
4288
3150
2700
2250
2250
2700
9888
7500
8000
7000
5500
6000
Field validation
MAFAR/ MOST Accompli shment Reports
0
7
12
12
12
12
ARB Profiling Database ARB Carding Database
55
MAFAR MAFAR
MAFAR
Quarterly
MAFAR; MOST
Establishment of food plants for supplementary feeding
screened a percentage of children 0-59 months
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
MOH Reports
MOH
Philippine Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (PIMAM)
rehabilitated a percentage of moderately or severely acute malnourished children to normal nutritional status
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
MOH Reports
MOH
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Establishment of BARMM First 1000 Days (B1K) Program
Dietary Supplementatio n for Pregnant Women and Children 6-23 mos.
Supplementary Feeding Program in Child Development Centers (CDCs)
Expected Output/s established program in BARMM and its component LGUs covered a number of 623 mos old children and nutritionally atrisk pregnant women beneficiaries in TK-DSP (NNC)(Phase 3) covered a number of 623 mos old children and nutritionally atrisk pregnant women beneficiaries in TK-DSP (NNC)(Phase 5) provided a number of children with supplementary feeding in CDCs provided learners with feeding across 11 divisions of BARMM and feeding duration completed and delivered food commodities in tranches for days
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
Means of Verificati on (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
45
61
77
94
110
127
127 LGUs
Accompli shment Reports
Quarterly
NNC BARMM, MOH, LGUs
2147
Accompli shment Reports
Monthly
NNC BARMM, MOH, LGUs
2573
Accompli shment Reports
Monthly
NNC BARMM, MOH, LGUs
101,093
103,114
105,177
107,280
109,426
111,614
List of children/ RIS/Repor t
Every Quarter or as need arises
160,000
160,000
160,000
160,000
160,000
160,000
Annual Targets
637,704
MSSD
MBHTE
School-based Feeding Program (SBFP)
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Expected Output/s
Annual Targets 2023
End of Plan Target
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
100
105
110
116
122
128
Monitoring reports
Semi-annual; Annual
MAFAR
210
220
230
240
250
260
Monitoring reports
Semi-annual; Annual
MAFAR
19
25
30
35
40
45
Monitoring reports
Semi-annual; Annual
MAFAR
5
10
15
15
20
20
Monitoring reports
Annual
MAFAR
3
3
4
5
6
6
Monitoring reports
Annual
MOTC
9
9
9
10
10
11
Monitoring reports
Annual
MOTC
developed, approved, and implemented MIDP
1
1
1
1
1
1
Printed copy of finalized MIDP
Annual
MOTC
operationalized a number of Halal slaughterhouses
0
1
1
1
1
1
MAFAR Reports
Annual
MAFAR
Communication network development
supported a number of e-commerce platforms
2
2
2
3
3
3
Monitoring reports
Semi-annual; Annual
MAFAR; MTIT
Support to Bangsamoro Halal Program (roadmap, accreditation and
crafted Bangsamoro Halal Roadmap and strengthened Bangsamoro Halal Board
27
19
19
17
15
17
Accomp Reports
Quaterly
MTIT-BTI
Goal: Sustain economic and physical access to Halal and nutritious food. 2.1 Expand markets and value chains with increased regional connectivity.
MAFAR Local Exchange and Network of Goods in any Kind of Emergency (MAFARLENGKE) Program
Road concreting in BARMM Land, air, and sea port development in BARMM
Development and implementation of Maritime Industry Development Plan (MIDP) Operationalization of halal slaughterhouses and laboratory facilities and equipment
increased a number of agrifishery enterprises
provided a number of farmer/fisherfolk groups with the market related events conducted a number of trade fairs/exhibits paved a number of road kilometers constructed, rehabilitated, and maintained a number of airports constructed, rehabilitated, and maintained a number of seaports
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Expected Output/s
Annual Targets
End of Plan Target
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2
4
4
4
2
2
Accomp Reports
Quaterly
MTIT-BTI
1
2
2
2
2
2
Accomp Reports
Quaterly
MTIT
conducted market linkage activities
12
24
24
Weekly/Monthly
MSSD
developed farmTourism Infrastructures
1
6
6
Monthly/Qrtly
MTIT
standard and benchmarking) Promotion and market linkage Barter Port/ Barter Trade Centers Promotion and market linkage under EPAHP Program
2.2 Improve livelihood and household income, with focus on agricultural productivity.
Community skills development Bangsamoro Rural Employment thru Entrepreneurial Development (BREED) Strategic Advancement of Volatile Economy of the Bangsamoro (SAVE Bangsamoro) Profitability Equity Support Oriented ( PESO) Capacity Development Training Activity Provision of Technical assistance Lakbay Aral sa SE (LAKAS SE) Social Enterprise Orientation Activity Training On Social Entrepreneurship
conducted promotion and market linkage activities established Bangsamoro Barter Trade
Marketing Agreement
5
6
1
MTIT-BOT Report
MBHTETESD organized a number of rural workers (involved in farming) availing of BREED Program
Accomplishment Reports
Quarterly
MOLE
Accomplishment Reports
Quarterly
MOLE
2028
CSEA Reports
Monthly
CSEA
2028
CSEA Reports
Monthly
CSEA
75
83
91
100
110
121
580
3,000
3,300
3,630
3,993
4,392
4,832
23,147
trained a number of cooperative members and assisted clients technically
1000
1030
1061
1093
1126
1160
oriented a number of entrepreneurs on social enterprise, and trained social enterprise members
100
110
115
120
125
130
helped a number of individuals avail the emergency employment program
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Strengthening of Technical and Operational Cooperative Knowledge ( STOCK) Cooperative Financial and Material/Equipment Support Project MSME Development
Livelihood assistance to MSMEs
Bangsamoro Empowerment thru Science and Technology (BEST) Program
2.3 Increase employment and improved wages through government and private sector coordination on skills training.
Expected Output/s
trained a number of cooperative members
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
90
93
96
99
101
104
2028
CSEA Reports
Monthly
CSEA
2028
CSEA Reports
Monthly
CSEA
MTIT-BTI Reports
Monthly/Qrtly
MTIT-BTI
Annual Targets
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
provided a number of cooperatives with financial, material/ equipment assistance supported a number of farmer associatons/MSMEs to undertake valueadded programs and linked to market provided MSMEs with a number of livelihood and cooperative assistance
5
6
7
7
7
7
38
40
40
40
40
42
5
7
9
11
13
13
2028
Accomplishment reports
Semi-annual
MIPA
Number of Indigenous Product Centers supported/established
1
2
2
2
3
5
2028
Accomplishment report
Semi-annual
MIPA
3
4
5
7
9
11
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
21
25
29
33
37
41
186
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
500
600
700
800
900
1,000
4,500
Employment certificates
Monthly
MOLE
550
650
750
850
950
1,050
4,800
Employment certificates
Monthly
MOLE
2,000
2,200
2,400
2,600
2,800
3,000
15,000
Report
Annually
MOLE
implemented a number of intervention for food transformation on Health and Nutrition 186 Technology Adoptors
Job Fairs and Special Recruitment Agencies
increased a number of employed Bangsamoro
MOLE Jobs Portal
gave jobs to a number of unemployed Bangsamoro
Community Emergency Employment Program
helped a number of informal workers, involved in farming, avail of CEEP Program
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Outcome
2.4 Increase social protection for poor and food insecure households.
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Reintegration Program for Balik Bangsamoro Hanap Trabaho (RP-BBHT) / Reintegration Program Bangsamoro Scholarship Program for TVET (BSPTVET) Kasanayan Para sa Kabuhayan ng Pamayanan (KAPAKANAN) Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) Kalinga sa may Kapansanan (Financial assistance for PWDs/Kalinga) LAYAG BAJAU - A Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services for Bajau Ayudang Medikal Mula sa Bangsamoro Government (AMBAG)
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
2,500
2,600
2,700
2,800
2,900
3,000
16,500
trained a number of farmers and fisherfolks in agrifishery production
3618
4342
5210
6773
8805
11446
covered a number of families
353,157
388,473
398,500
served a number of beneficiaries
10,285
10,800
11,340
11,907
12,502
provided a number of Indigent PWD with financial assistance
36,300
39,930
43,923
48,315
0
0
0
Expected Output/s helped a number of informal workers, involved in farming, avail of RP-BBHT Program
Annual Targets
covered a number of families
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
Report
Annually
MOLE
TESDA Training Management Information System (T2MIS)
Monthly Quarterly Annual
MBHTETESD
1,140,130
Payroll
Monthly
MSSD
13,127
69,961
Payroll
Monthly
MSSD
53,147
58,462
280,077
Payroll
Monthly/Quarterly
MSSD
0
0
Monthly
MSSD
provided a number of beneficiaries with medical services
OCM (AMBAG)
Unlad Pamilyang Bangsamoro Program
provided a number of families with monthly rice subsidy
12,232
13,455
14,801
16,281
17,909
19,700
94,378
Payroll
Monthly/Quarterly
MSSD
Unlad Pamilyang Bangsamoro Program
provided a number of families with seed capital for livelihood projects
9,200
10,120
11,132
12,245
13,470
14,817
70,984
Payroll
Monthly/Quarterly
MSSD
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Outcome
2.5 Enhanceand define role of the education sector in FSN.
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
Unlad Pamilyang Bangsamoro Program
trained a number of households on scaling up of enterprises and were provided incentive (BSK)
12,400
13,640
15,004
16,504
18,155
19,970
95,673
Payroll
Monthly/Quarterly
MSSD
Unlad Pamilyang Bangsamoro Program
covered a number of families by BSK
3,200
3,520
3,872
4,259
4,685
5,154
24,690
payroll
Monthly/Quarterly
MSSD
Price Monitoring
conducted a number of price monitoring and enforcement of Fair Trade Law
12
12
12
12
12
12
MTIT Reports
Monthly
MTIT
served a number of college students
4,000
4,400
4,840
5,324
5,856
6,442
Liist of beneficiaries/ payroll/report
Monthly/Quarterly
MSSD
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Bangsamoro Higher Education Scholarship Program: AHMESP+ Angat Bangsamoro: Kabataan Tungo sa Karunungan (ABK) Program
Outcome
Annual Targets
Expected Output/s
Program / Project/ Activity (PPA)
Expected Ouptut/s
Annual Targets 2023
30,862
Means of Verification (MOV)
End of Plan Target
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
FHSIS
Annual
MOH
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
FHSIS
Annual
MOH
Goal: Enhance absorption of balanced intake of Halal and nutritious food.
3.1 Increase coverage of water and sanitation facilities with hygiene education.
Water and Sanitation Facilities Improvement
provided a percentage of households with access to basic sanitaton facility provided a percentage of households with access to basic safe water supply
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Outcome
3.2 Improve delivery and coverage of basic and essential health services.
Program / Project/ Activity (PPA)
Health and Nutrition Screening and Consultations Among Pregnant and Lactating Women and Children Under-five Years Old Micronutrient Supplementation (Iron with Folic Acid, Vitamin A, Micronutrient Powder) Oplan Kalusugan (OK) sa Bangsamoro Social Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) Program on Health, Nutrition, and WASH
Annual Targets 2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
provided a number of LGUs with desalination machines
10
10
10
10
10
10
guided a number of LGUs with progressive implementation of F1K Project
45
61
77
94
110
127
guided a number of LGUs with progressive implementation of F1K Project
45
61
77
94
110
127
End of Plan Target
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
MILG Field Report
Quarterly
MILG
127
MELLPI Pro Report, FHSIS Report
Annual
NNC, MOH
127
MELLPI Pro Report, FHSIS Report
Annual
NNC, MOH
MBHTE conducted research as input to the preparation of the SBCC program organized a summit of agencies and highlevel professionals on SBCC to design the SBCC program for BFSNP established and implemented comprehensive plan and system for SBCC for health, nutrition, and WASH
3.3 Establish massive, effective, and culturally sensitive SBCC program.
3.4 Improve quality and nutrient content of food products.
Expected Ouptut/s
Partnership with Private Sector on Improved Food Quality and Nutrient Content
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Outcome
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
600
550
550
500
450
400
3050
BWC Reports
Quarterly
BWC
110
120
120
120
120
120
710
BWC Reports
Quarterly
BWC
400
450
450
450
450
450
2650
BWC Reports
Quarterly
BWC
created a number of tools, learning materials and other knowledge materials products on GAD
33
33
33
33
33
33
33
GAD GPBs and GAD ARs
aired a number of episodes of Babae Usap Tayo! Radio Program and Tarbiyyah Kanu Pamilya nu Bangsamoro Radio Program
104
104
104
104
104
104
624
BWC Reports
Program / Project/ Activity (PPA)
Expected Ouptut/s
Women Economic Participation and Political Empowerment Partners and Public Engagement Sub program 1: Women Empowerment Training and Advancement Program (WE-TAP)
empowered a number of women and women groups through trainings and advancement programs
Sub Program 2: Women Economic Acceleration Program 3.5 Improve women empowerment and gender equality. Sub Program 3: Accreditation Program Monitoring and Evaluation (Gender Audit Program): Sub Program 2: Education, Research and Data Management
provided a number of Bangsamoro Women Cooperatives / People's Organizations / Associations with access to Islamic Micro Finance System assessed and accredited a number of Bangsamoro Women Organization
Annual Targets
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Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Quarterly
Monthly
Ministry / Office Responsible
MINISTRY
BWC
Outcome
Program / Project/ Activity (PPA)
Program: Coordination and Public Engagement
Sub Program 1: Building, Resilience in Support to Family Development
Sub Program 2: Gender in Humanitarian Works
Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Expected Ouptut/s
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
70
80
85
90
95
100
520
BWC Reports
70
80
90
90
90
90
510
BWC Reports
70
80
90
90
90
90
510
BWC Reports
2028
End of Plan Target
Annual Targets
conducted a number of interagency coordination activities on GAD, Local Protection Mechanisms and DRMM conducted a number of community conversation, orientation sessions and awareness campaigns that promote community resilience in support to family development conducted a number of activities in support to genderresponsive humanitarian works
Expected Output/s
Annual Targets 2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
Quarterly
BWC
Means of Verification (MOV)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Frequency of Monitoring
BWC
BWC
Ministry / Office Responsible
Goal: Improve and sustained adaptive capacity of government, private sector & communities in managing food systems.
4.1 Maintain peace and stability across the region.
Bangsamoro Community Resiliency and Peace (B-CoRP) Program
conducted a number of CoRE Summits
1
produced a number of IEC materials on Community Resiliency
1
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Outcome
4.2 Increase resilience of vulnerable populations and communities.
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Peace Education to Children in Schools and Communities Strengthening Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) Capacity at the Regional and Local Level Tamang Alituntunin at Hakbang Alay ng Responsableng Kaagapay (TAHARA) Program / Solid Waste Management Program
Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Assistance / Disaster Preparedness and Response Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Assistance / Disaster recovery and rehabilitation
Expected Output/s
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
136,500
150,150
165,165
181,682
199,850
219,835
1,053,182
Payroll/Report
Monthly/Quarterly/As need arises
MSSD
11,800
12,980
14,278
15,706
17,276
19,004
91,044
Payroll/Report
Monthly/Quarterly/As need arises
MSSD
Annual Targets 2023
developed a number of tools on community resilience assessment
1
provided a number of Local Solid Waste Management Boards with Technical Assistance
25
Number of Pilot LGUs documented on best SWM Practices
1
served a number of families
served a number of families
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Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
Outcome
4.3 Enhance management of natural resources energy and climate change adaptation with increased strategic and climate-resilient infrastructure.
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Assistance /Water Sanitation and Hygiene Intevention Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Assistance / Crisis Intervention Kapayapaan sa Pamayanan (KAPYNANAN) – Housing Support to Local Moral Governance (Infrastructure Support)
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
served a number of families
27,713
30,484
33,533
36,886
40,575
44,632
213,823
Payroll/Report
Monthly/Quarterly/As need arises
MSSD
served a number of families
16,000
17,600
19,360
21,296
23,426
25,768
123,450
Payroll/Report
Monthly/Quarterly/As need arises
MSSD
Periodic Monitoring Reports; 10-Year Approved and Legitimized SWMP of LGUs
Quarterly, Annually
MENRE, MILG, LGUs
Periodic Monitoring Reports
Quarterly, Annually
MENRE, People's Organizations
Quarterly, Annually
MENRE, LGUs
Quarterly, Annually
MENRE, LGUs
Expected Output/s
Annual Targets
Solid Waste Management Program
Provided a number of LGUs' with Technical assistance in the formulation of Solid Waste Management Plan (SWMP)
23
10
10
10
10
10
73
Integrated Bangsamoro Greening Program (IBGP)
reforested and rehabilitated a number of Hectares
3183
3979
3979
3979
3979
3979
23078
Geological Risk Reduction and Resiliency Program (GRRP)
provided 28 LGUs with geohazard susceptibility data, and vulnerability and risk assessment data conducted 28 Communication, Education, and Public Awareness on geohazards
3
3
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
28
28
Means of Verification (MOV)
Periodic Monitoring Reports; Geohazard Assessment VRA Reports Periodic Monitoring Reports;
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
and
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Energy Management and Development Program Support to Local Moral Governance
Climate Resilient Farm Productivity Support Project
4.4 Improve food management through food preservation and reduced food wastage.
Testing and Calibration Services (TACS) Program - Physico-chem Lab Services - Microbiology Laboratory Services - Halal Verification Lab - Shelf-life Lab Services
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
15
10
10
10
10
10
65
Periodic Monitoring Reports
Quarterly, Annually
MENRE, Energy Sectors
35
50
65
80
95
110
435
MAFAR Reports
Monthly
MAFAR
20
30
40
40
60
70
260
MAFAR Reports
Monthly
MAFAR
participated 46 Proficiency testing and Interlaboratory comparison
6
8
8
8
8
8
46
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
obtained and sustained 42 Accreditation and certifications
7
7
7
7
7
7
42
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
4
5
5
5
5
5
29
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
56
59
62
65
68
71
381
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
121
127
133
140
147
154
822
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
418
439
461
484
508
533
2843
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
285,000
299,250
314,213
329,923
346,419
363,740
#######
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
33,000
34,650
36,383
38,202
40,112
42,117
224,464
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
Expected Output/s surveyed and validated 65 potential energy resources
provided a number of barangays to BLGUs provided a number of municipalities with municipal halls delivered farm machineries & equipment/common service facilities developed agritechnology & extension service in support to climate change
Approved/sustained 29 PAB signatories served 381 customers received 823 samples rendered 2,843 testing services collected 1,938,545 amount of fees (Php) rendered 224,463 value of assistance (Php)
Annual Targets
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
100 5
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Expected Output/s participated 5 sectors in technical fora/ congress established 1 Laboratory
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
0
1
1
1
1
1
5
MOST Reports
Quarterly
MOST
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
MOST Reports
Annually
MOST
Annual Targets
Program / Annual Targets Project / Activity Expected Output/s 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 (PPA) Goal: Provide policy support, establish and strengthen institutions and systems, and secure finance in support of food systems. 5.1 Enact laws, improve policies, formulated a Strengthening of strengthen and number of halal the Halal 7 4 4 4 4 4 establish institutions accreditation Industry and secure finance guidelines for FSN . conducted a number of feasibility study on 5 6 6 7 7 7 establishment of Halal poultry Creation of Bangsamoro Food Authority Establishment of Coordinating and Monitoring established Entity/Structure coordinating for FSN at structure for FSN Regional and Local Levels Policy Development for approved a Food Security number of policies 1 1 1 1 1 1 and Nutrition at for food security the Regional and nutrition Level formulated, issued, and signed a number of policies, 1 1 1 1 1 1 guidelines and agreements on barter trade Outcome
End of Plan Target
Means of Verification (MOV)
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
Ministry / Office Responsible
MTIT Reports
Quarterly
MTIT
MTIT-BOI Reports
Quraterly
MTIT
Executive Orders, Memorandum Circulars
OCM, BFSTF
Executive Orders, Memorandum Circulars
OCM, BFSTF
MTIT Reports
Quraterly
MTIT
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Propagation of Islamic Rulings (Khutba)
Issuance of Fatwa Compilation of Issued Fatawa(religious edicts) and Khutba Interfaith and Intrafaith Dialogue
5.2 Improve coordination and implementation mechanisms and capacity for food systems management.
Expected Output/s
Annual Targets
End of Plan Target
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Accomplishment reports
6
6
6
6
6
6
Accomplishment reports
Annually
BDI / TMS / OCM
promulgated and issued a number of legal opinions
160
160
160
160
160
160
Accomplishment reports
Annually
BDI / TMS / OCM
participated a number of religious leaders in interfaith/intrafaith dialogues and conversations
4
4
4
4
4
4
Accomplishment reports
Annually
BDI / TMS / OCM
implemented a percentage of issuances and promulgation of religious edicts relevant to food security published a number of booklet
BDI / TMS / OCM
Updating of Commodity / Industry Roadmaps Formulation of Local Food Security and Nutrition (FSN) Plans with Budgets at the Provincial, City, Municipal, and Barangay Levels Completion of CDP, CLUP, and DRRM Plans and Integration of FSN into the LGU Plans
BFSTF, NNC BARMM
BFSTF, NNC BARMM assisted 26 LGUs on Forest Land Use Plan formulation
1
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5
5
5
5
5
26
Approved and legitimized FLUP
Quarterly, Annually
MENRE, MILG, LGUs
Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Strengthening of the BFSTF Capacity for Planning and Managing Implementation, Including Monitoring and Evaluation Office Fully Dedicated to BFSNP) Creation of Local Nutrition Committees with Appointed Nutrition Action Officers (NAO) and Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS) in all LGUs
Expected Output/s
Annual Targets 2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
Means of Verification (MOV)
trained a number of BNSs per LGU on Basic Course for Barangay Nutrition Scholars
45
61
77
94
110
127
514
Accomplishment Report
Anually NNC BARMM
45
61
77
94
110
127
514
Accomplishment Report
Learning Hub for LGUs on Food Security and Nutrition Programming
Anually
BFSTF, NNC BARMM
Profiling of Stakeholders, Farmers, Fisherfolk, MSMEs)
Improved Knowledge Management Across the BFSNP
Ministry / Office Responsible
BFSTF
led a number of LGUs with organized Local Nutrition Committees with appointed NAOs
5.3 Improve information systems, increased investment in research, innovation, M&E for learning and managing programs for result.
Frequency of Monitoring
MAFAR
posted and dispatched a number of press release on BARMM agency's activities on food security to media
5
5
5
5
5
5
Accomplishment Reports
BIO/TMS/ OCM
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Expected Output/s produced a number of publication of Bangsamoro Gazette published a number of BIO Newsletter coordinated and promoted a number of press conferences and media exposures for public awareness maintained and aired a number of episodes of BARMM radio program regularly conducted a number of feasibility study on establishment of agri-industrial zones
Technology Transfer and Commercializati on Program (TTCP) / Project 1. MSMEs Upgrading
Annual Targets
End of Plan Target
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
1
1
1
1
1
1
Accomplishment Reports
BIO/TMS/ OCM
2
2
2
2
2
2
Accomplishment Reports
BIO/TMS/ OCM
5
5
5
5
5
5
Accomplishment Reports
BIO/TMS/ OCM
5
5
5
5
5
5
Accomplishment Reports
BIO/TMS/ OCM
1
1
MTIT Reports
Semi-Annual
MTIT
upgraded 114 MSMEs or Industries through product development
14
16
18
20
22
24
114
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
commercialized 15 Technologies (products, protocols, etc.)
0
3
3
3
3
3
9
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
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Outcome
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Nurturing Expertise on Technological Work and Opportunities on Relevant Knowledge and Skills (NETWORKS) / Project 1. BARMM NEST (BARMM Network of Experts in S&T); Project 2. Assist in the implementation and monitoring of National S&T Programs in the Bangsamoro Region.
Expected Output/s
accessed 98 MSMEs Food Safety training
accessed 98 MSMEs Halal compliance training funded 9 adoptors of national projects established 10 group of experts (Food Safety Group, Halal Group, Inventors Group, etc.) Initiative for Development and Enhancement of Local Products (IDEVELOP)
assisted a number of farmers / farmer associations
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
End of Plan Target
10
12
14
17
21
21
98
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
10
12
14
17
21
21
98
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
4
1
1
1
1
1
9
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
0
1
1
2
3
3
10
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
40
52
68
88
114
149
Survey & Quarterly Physical Reports
Quarterly
MOST
Annual Targets
Means of Verification (MOV)
Frequency of Monitoring
Ministry / Office Responsible
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Annex 2: Priority BFSNP PPAs and Corresponding Outputs Outcome – Availability (23)
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Basic Integration for Harmonized Intervention (BInHI) Program (U / S)
Integrated and Sustainable Development for Aquaculture / Capture (ISDA) Program (U / S)
1.1Increase agricultural and fisheries productivity.
MAFAR Initiatives on the Camps Transformation in the Bangsamoro (U / S)
Coconut Fertilization Project (CFP); Rejuvenation Thru Fertilization (RTF) Coconut Planting and Replanting Projects To include Strategic Planting and Replanting Project (SPRLC); Coconut Hybridization Project (CHP); Participatory Coconut Planting and Replanting (PCPP); RA 8048 Planting and Replanting Project; Seed Farm Development Project; Coconut Seedlings Dispersal Project (CSDP); & Indigenous People’s Outreach Program Coconut Livelihood Development Project (CLDP) 1.3 Massive home, community, and institutional food production movement
Community and Household Food Production (U / S)
Output/s provided agricultural inputs for small landowner farmers, including halal compliant and organic production systems provided pre- and post-harvest facilities and machineries for Farmer Cooperatives and Associations (FCAS) conducted extension education support to farmers through trainings, technical assistance and other information awareness initiatives established sufficient and sustainable water supply through irrigation systems construction and rehabilitation increased volume of production and income of fisherfolk increased provisions of fishing gears and paraphernalia, post-harvest equipment and machineries increased adopters engaged on fishery postharvest technologies, product development and link to markets, and resource management decommissioned MILF combatants provided with package of support from capacity building, livelihood training, and capital to enable combatants to achieve economic stability increased average yield of coconut harvested. increased number of coconut farmers assisted with fertilizer inputs and provided with training on Good Agricultural Practices (GAP).
increased hectares planted with coconut. increased number of farmers engaged in coconut planting and replanting projects and provided with training on Good Agricultural Practices (GAP).
benefitted a number of coconut farmers from intercropping through CLDP resulting in increased incomes Increase the number of LGUs, communities (barangays), and households with established food gardens for consumption with surplus sold to markets and with sustainability features
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Agency Responsible
MAFAR
MAFAR
MAFAR
PCA
PCA
PCA
MAFAR, LGUs
Outcome – Availability (23) with value chain established.
1.4 Improve land tenure and support for farmers.
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Land Distribution and Development for the Upliftment of Poor ARBs (LUPA Program)6 (U / S)
Establishment of food plants for supplementary feeding (U / S) 1.5 Expand social protection with focus on investments on food plants and supplementary food for PIMAM and F1K Programs.
Outcome – Accessibility (20)
Philippine Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (PIMAM) (U / S) Establishment of BARMM First 1000 Days (B1K) Program (U / S) Tutok Kainan Dietary Supplementation for Pregnant Women and Children 6-23 mos. (U / S)
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) MAFAR Local Exchange and Network of Goods in any Kind of Emergency (MAFARLENGKE) Program (U / S) Road construction (U)
2.1 Expand markets and value chains with increased regional connectivity
2.2 Improve livelihood and household income, with focus on agricultural productivity.
Airport and seaport development (U) Support to Bangsamoro Halal Program (roadmap, accreditation and standard and benchmarking) (U / S) Halal Poultry Production (U / S) Market linkage under Enhanced Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty (U / S) Development of cooperatives and social enterprises (U / S) To include: Profitability Equity Support Oriented (PESO);
Output/s
improved processes on Land Acquisition and Distribution (LAD), Non-Land Transfer Activities (Non-LAD), and Post-Land Acquisition and Distribution (Post-LAD) challenges on Land Tenure Services and delivered projects for ARBs and their organizations fully addressed delivered technology-capacitated ARBs and agrarian justice projects to ARBs and ARBOs established food plants and operated by technology adaptors in all BARMM provinces for supplementary food production (e.g., Momsie, Momsie+, RiMo, BigMo, e-Nutribun, NutriBar) enrolled number of moderately or severely acute malnourished children in the PIMAM program and rehabilitated to normal nutritional status
Agency Responsible
MAFAR
MAFAR, MOST, NNC BARMM
MOH
established program in BARMM and adopted in all provinces and constituent LGUs
NNC BARMM, MOH, LGUs
covered a number of 6-23 months old children and nutritionally at-risk pregnant women beneficiaries in dietary supplementation programs
MOH, NNC BARMM, LGUs
Output/s
Agency Responsible
increased number of agri-fishery enterprises increased number of market events held and farmer/fisherfolk groups provided with MAFARLENGKE services
MAFAR
constructed number of Municipal and Barangay Roads/FMR’s and maintained and kilometers paved per year constructed, rehabilitated, and maintained a number of airports and seaports
MPW, MAFAR MOTC
developed and strengthened Bangsamoro Halal Roadmap with the Bangsamoro Halal Board
MTIT-BTI
established Halal Poultry Market and products developed
MTIT-BOI, Halal Board
concluded a number of marketing agreements and CBOs and involved partner agencies
MSSD
increased number of cooperatives established and sustained provided a number of cooperatives with financial, material, and equipment
CSEA
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Outcome – Accessibility (20)
2.3 Increase employment and improved wages through government and private sector coordination on skills training.
2.4 Increase social protection for poor and food insecure households.
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Lakbay Aral sa SE (LAKAS SE); Combatant Cooperatives Transitional Program; Strengthening of Technical and Operational Cooperative Knowledge (STOCK); Cooperative Financial and Material/Equipment Support Project Employment programs (U / S) To include Job Fairs and Special Recruitment Agencies; MOLE Jobs Portal; Community Emergency Employment Program; Rural Employment thru Entrepreneurial Development Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) (U / S)
Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) (U / S)
Output/s
Agency Responsible
assistance and technical training to its members increased number of social enterprises established and sustained provided a number of entrepreneurs with financial, material, and equipment assistance and technical training to its members
increased number of Bangsamoro employed through the various programs of MOLE
covered a number of families in the 4Ps program improved delivery of FDS using a First 1000 Days focused module to ensure maximum learning for 4Ps beneficiaries critical to the care of young children and pregnant women secured a number of successful SLP beneficiaries belonging to the 4Ps with internal convergence
MOLE
MSSD
MSSD
Outcome – Utilization (8)
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Output/s
Agency Responsible
3.1 Increase coverage of water and sanitation facilities with hygiene education.
Water and sanitation facilities improvement (U / S)
provided a number of LGUs with desalination machines constructed a number of water facilities by LGUs
OCM, BSCW, MILG, MOH, LGUs
Health and nutrition screening and consultations among pregnant and lactating women and children under-five years old (U / S)
provided a number of pregnant women with antenatal care services screened a number of children under-five years old in the Operation Timbang Plus
MOH
3.2 Improve delivery of basic and essential health services.
Micronutrient Supplementation (Iron with folic acid, Vitamin A, Micronutrient Powder) (U / S)
Oplan Kalusugan (OK) sa Bangsamoro (U / S)
provided with a number of pregnant women with iron with folic acid provided a number of children 6-59 months with Vitamin A supplementation provided a number of children with Micronutrient Powder provided a number of learners with package of health and nutrition services (inc. deworming programs) in schools across BARMM adopted and implemented DepEd School Order No. 13 – Regulation of Unhealthy Foods in Schools in all school divisions in BARMM
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MOH
MBHTE
conducted a research as input to the preparation of the SBCC program7 summit of agencies and high-level professionals on SBCC to design the SBCC program for BFSNP established and implemented a comprehensive plan and system for SBCC for health, nutrition, and WASH created no. of tools, learning materials and other knowledge materials products on GAD aired no. of episodes of Babae Usap Tayo! Radio Program and Tarbiyyah Kanu Pamilya nu Bangsamoro Radio Program conducted a no. of interagency coordination activities on GAD, Local Protection Mechanisms and DRMM conducted a no. of community conversation, orientation sessions and awareness campaigns that promote community resilience in support to family development conducted series of activities in support to gender-responsive humanitarian works
3.3 Establish massive, effective, and culturally sensitive SBCC program.
Social Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) program on health, nutrition, and WASH (U / M)
3.5 Improve women empowerment and gender equality.
Monitoring and Evaluation (Gender Audit Program) (U / S) To include: Sub Program 2: Education, Research and Data Management; Coordination and Public Engagement; Sub Program 1: Building, Resilience in Support to Family Development: Sub Program 2: Gender in Humanitarian Works
Outcome – Stability (12)
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Output/s
Agency Responsible
Bangsamoro Community Resiliency and Peace (BCoRP) Program (U / S)
covered a number of communities under the B-CoRP Program including CoRE Summit Conducted, supported by IEC materials and peace advocates, and a tool developed for community resilience of LGUs
MILG
Peace education to children in schools and communities (U / S)
provided a number of children and schools where peace education
MBHTE, BYC, Religious leaders
provided specialized skills to LDRRMC members across BARMM
Rapid Emergency Action on Disaster Incidence (READIBARMM), MILG
provided technical assistance to Local Solid Waste Management Boards documented pilot LGUs on Solid Waste Management provided LGUs with Technical assistance in the formulation of SWMP
MILG, MENRE
4.1 Maintain peace and stability across the region.
4.2 Increase resilience of vulnerable populations and communities.
Strengthening disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) capacity at the regional and local level (U / S) Tamang Alituntunin at Hakbang Alay ng Responsableng Kaagapay (TAHARA) Program / Solid Waste Management Program (U / S)
MOH, BIO, NNC BARMM
BWC
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Outcome – Stability (12)
4.3 Enhance management of natural resources, energy and climate change adaptation with increased strategic and climate-resilient infrastructure.
Outcome – Crosscutting (14)
5.1 Enact laws, improve policies, institutions strengthen, and financing security for FSN
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Output/s
Agency Responsible
Integrated Bangsamoro Greening Program (IBGP) (U / L)
reforested and rehabilitated hectares
MENRE
Geological Risk Reduction and Resiliency Project (GRRP) (U / S)
provided LGUs with geohazard susceptibility data, vulnerability and risk assessment data and Communication, Education, and Public Awareness on geohazards were conducted
MENRE
Energy Management and Development Program
surveyed and validated potential energy resources in BARMM
MENRE
Climate Resilient Farm Productivity Support Project (U / S)
delivered farm machinery and equipment / Common Service Facilities (CSF) to target beneficiaries developed and provided Agri-technology and extension services in support to climate change to target beneficiaries
MAFAR
Program / Project / Activity (PPA) Establishment of coordinating and monitoring entity/structure for FSN at regional and local levels (U / S)
Policy development for food security and nutrition at the regional level (U / S)
Output/s
Agency Responsible
adopted regional policy of FSN by LGUs with support of issuance by the MILG
OCM, BPDA, MILG
created the Bangsamoro Food Authority passed Bangsamoro Barter Trade policies issued and approved of RNC Resolution supporting the approval and implementation of the BFSNP (NNC) Approval of Regional Nutrition Committee (RNC) Resolutions on the following: 1) Formulation of LGU nutrition action plans integrating PPAs on Food security with adequate resources and institutionalizing the said plan in the AIP and CDP/PDPFP 2) Organization of the Local Nutrition Committee 3) Promote and support the campaign on the establishment of community-based and households backyard gardening and backyard fish culture; 4) Conduct of MELLPI Pro at the Provincial / City / Municipal level 5) Campaign on Healthy Lifestyle and encouraging government offices and food establishments that caters during meetings, seminars and conferences to
BFSTF, BPDA, NNC BARMM
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Outcome – Crosscutting (14)
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Resource Mobilization for BFSNP (U / S)
Formulation of Local Food Security and Nutrition (FSN) Plans with budgets at the provincial, city, municipal, and barangay levels (U / S)
5.2 Improve coordination and implementation mechanisms and capacity for food systems management.
Completion of CDP, CLUP, FLUP, and DRRM plans and integration of FSN into the LGU plans (U / S)
Strengthening of the BFSTF capacity for planning and managing implementation. (Includes monitoring and evaluation office fully dedicated to BFSNP) (U / S)
Output/s serve healthy food choices, vegetables and low fatty foods 6) Implementation of the Barangay Nutrition Scholar Program produced and utilized fundraising book for unfunded projects for resource mobilization raised awareness of the MFBM on the significance of food security and nutrition plan projects and their commitment to supporting priority PPAs in the BFSNP secured beginning 2024 formulated, reviewed, approved and implemented Local BFSNP with adequate resources integrated in the CDP, LDIP, AIP integrated nutrition Advocacy and technical assistance conducted to LGUs in the formulation of the Local Nutrition Action Plan in the AIP/CDP/PDPFP/Health Investment Plan (NNC) strengthened collaboration and maintenance of a functional RNC, RTWG, RNET nutrition network through regular conduct of meetings; annual planning; periodic monitoring and the conduct of PIR (NNC) updated the directory of nutrition network (NNC) expanded membership of the RNC to include allied sectors, youth sector representative, IP sector representative, etc (NNC) scaled up Nutrition Network (SUN) Movement from the Academe, Development Sector, Civil Society and Business Sector organized and mobilized (NNC) organized and operated Regional Federations of NAOs, DCNPC and BNSs (NNC) assisted LGUs on Forest Land Use Plan formulation prepared technical Assistance to LGUs to their respective FSN capacitated LGUs in the institutionalization of Synchronized Local Planning and Budgeting Calendar trained LGUs on Risk-Informed Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP+) Assessment BFSTF functioning well in its mandate of managing and monitoring the implementation of the BFSNP installed a monitoring and evaluation unit with adequate capacity in the BPDA as Task Force Secretariat with access to task force member ministries and their senior leaders
Agency Responsible
MFBM, BPDA
BFSTF, MAFAR, MILG, NNC BARMM
MILG, MENRE, LGUs MHSD (To be confirmed)
BPDA
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Outcome – Crosscutting (14)
Program / Project / Activity (PPA)
Creation of Local Nutrition Committees with appointed Nutrition Action Officers (NAO) and Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS) in all LGUs (U / S)
5.3 Improve information systems, increased investment in research, innovation, M&E for learning and managing programs for results.
5.4 Nurture LGU and civil society champions for food security and nutrition
Profiling and creation of database of stakeholders (farmers, fisherfolk, MSMEs) (U / S)
LGU and Civil Society Food Security and Nutrition Champions Program (U / S)
Output/s developed a monitoring and evaluation plan of the BFSNP fully monitored LGU compliance on mandatory positions deployed and trained BNS and adequately in the LGUs in the BNS Basic Course and other continuing and higher-level trainings organized a number of LGUs with functional Local Nutrition Committee with an appointed/designated Nutrition Action Officers and nutrition staff trained on Nutrition Program Management (NPM) and other trainings
updated and developed a database of stakeholders developed and continuously
targeted and prioritized LGUs with efficient and effective nutrition performance piloted while nutritionally atrisk LGUs for technical assistance and mentoring and coaching through the LHEARN (Learning Hub for Enhanced Revitalized Nutrition) Program prioritized and targeted LGUs with high prevalence of malnutrition will be through the implementation of the Shepherding Program
Agency Responsible
MILG, NNC BARMM, LGUs
MAFAR
NNC-BARMM, MILG
Identified, capacitated, and deployed nutrition champions to become nutrition advocates updated and engaged inventory of CSOs across BARMM as partners
Annex 3: Ministry/agency/office-specific List of BFSNP PPAs Ministry / Office / Agency
Pillar
Program / Project / Activity 1. 2.
Pillar 1: Availability MAFAR
Pillar 2: Accessibility
Basic Integration for Harmonized Intervention (BInHI) Program Integrated and Sustainable Development for Aquaculture / Capture (ISDA) Program 3. Bangsamoro Agri-Fishery EVIDENCE Program (Exploration of Value-adding and Innovative Development based on Evidence, Nature-friendly, Collaborative and Excellence) 4. MAFAR Initiatives on the Camps Transformation in the Bangsamoro 5. Rice Fortification (e.g., Iron Fortified Rice, Golden Rice, Zinc Rice) (With MOST) 6. Community and Household Food Production 7. Land Distribution and Development for the Upliftment of Poor ARBs 8. Farm consolidation / clustering of priority commodities (SAFDZ) 9. Establishment of Food Plants for Supplementary Feeding 10. MAFAR Local Exchange and Network of Goods in Any Kind of Emergency (MAFARLENGKE) Program 11. Operationalization of Halal Slaughterhouses and Laboratory Facilities and Equipment
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Pillar Pillar 4: Stability Pillar 5: Cross-cutting
Program / Project / Activity 12. Climate Resilient Farm Productivity Support Project 13. Profiling and Creation of Database of Stakeholders (farmers, fisherfolk, MSMEs) 1.
BPDA / BFSTF
Pillar 5: Cross-cutting
2. 3. 4.
Pillar 3: Utilization MILG
Pillar 4: Stability Pillar 5: Cross-cutting Pillar 1: Availability
MSSD
Pillar 2: Accessibility Pillar 4: Stability Pillar 1: Availability
MBHTE
Pillar 2: Accessibility Pillar 3: Utilization Pillar 4: Stability Pillar 1: Availability
Establishment of Coordinating and Monitoring Entity/Structure for FSN at Regional and Local Levels Policy Development for Food Security and Nutrition at the Regional Level Formulation of Local Food Security and Nutrition (FSN) Plans with Budgets at the Provincial, City, Municipal, and Barangay Levels Strengthening of the BFSTF Capacity for Planning And Managing Implementation. (includes monitoring and evaluation office fully dedicated to bfsnp)
1.
Water and Sanitation Facilities Improvement
2. 3.
Bangsamoro Community Resiliency and Peace (B-CoRP) Program Strengthening Disaster Risk Reduction And Management (Drrm) Capacity at the Regional and Local Level Tamang Alituntunin at Hakbang Alay ng Responsableng Kaagapay (TAHARA) Program / Solid Waste Management Program (With MENRE) Completion of CDP, CLUP, FLUP, and DRRM Plans and Integration of FSN into the LGU Plans Household Gardening in 4Ps Households Supplementary Feeding Program in Child Development Centers (CDCs) Market Linkage under Enhanced Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) Unlad Pamilyang Bangsamoro Program Unlad Pamilyang Bangsamoro Program: Angat Bangsamoro: Kabataan Tungo sa Karunungan (ABK) Program
4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Assistance Program
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Gulayan sa Paaralan (With MAFAR) Mini-organic Farms School-based Feeding Program (SBFP) Community Skills Development BARMM Scholarship Program for TVET Bangsamoro Higher Education Scholarship Program: AHME-SP+ Curriculum Improvements in the Bangsamoro Agriculture and Fisheries Curriculum and Program
8.
Oplan Kalusugan (OK) sa Bangsamoro
9.
Peace Education to Children in Schools and Communities
1.
Philippine Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (PIMAM)
2.
MENRE
Pillar 4: Stability
1. 2. 3.
Health and nutrition screening and consultations among pregnant and lactating women and children under-five years old Micronutrient Supplementation (Iron with folic acid, Vitamin A, Micronutrient Powder) Integrated Bangsamoro Greening Program (IBGP) Geological Risk Reduction and Resiliency Project (GRRP) Energy Management and Development Program
MFBM
Pillar 5: Cross-cutting
1.
Resource Mobilization for BFSNP
MTIT
Pillar 1: Availability Pillar 2: Accessibility
1. 2. 3.
Partnership with Industry Clusters Investment Promotion, Facilitation and Services Support to Bangsamoro Halal Program (roadmap, accreditation and standard and benchmarking)
MOH
Pillar 3: Utilization
3.
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Ministry / Office / Agency
Pillar
Program / Project / Activity 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Pillar 5: Cross-cutting Pillar 3: Utilization Pillar 4: Stability
MOST
MOLE
TMS-OCM
MPW
MOTC
11. Updating of Commodity / industry roadmaps 1.
Partnership with Private Sector on Improved Food Quality and Nutrient Content
2.
Food Safety / Preparation Training
1.
1. 2. 3. 4.
Bangsamoro Empowerment thru Science and Technology (BEST) To include Program / Project 1. Food Transformation for Health and Nutrition; Project 2. Economic Development / S&T Livelihood Technology Transfer and Commercialization Program (TTCP) / Project 1. MSMEs Upgrading Nurturing Expertise on Technological Work and Opportunities on Relevant Knowledge and Skills (NETWORKS) To include Project 1. BARMM NEST (BARMM Network of Experts in S&T); Project 2. Assist in the implementation and monitoring of National S&T Programs in the Bangsamoro Region Initiative for Development and Enhancement of Local Products (IDEVELOP) Employment programs (U / S) To include Job Fairs and Special Recruitment Agencies; MOLE Jobs Portal; Community Emergency Employment Program; Rural Employment thru Entrepreneurial Development Ayudang Medikal Mula sa Bangsamoro Government (AMBAG) Medical Services Kasanayan Para sa Kabuhayan ng Pamayanan (KAPAKANAN) Kapayapaan sa Pamayanan (KAPYNANAN) – Housing Support to Local Moral Governance (Infrastructure Support)
1.
Road Construction (With MAFAR)
1. 2.
Airport and Seaport Development Development and Implementation of Maritime Industry Development Plan (MIDP) Communication Network Development
2. Pillar 5: Cross-cutting
Pillar 2: Accessibility Pillar 2: Accessibility Pillar 4: Stability Pillar 2: Accessibility Pillar 2: Accessibility
Halal Poultry Production Promotion and market linkage Barter Port / Barter Trade Centers Farm-tourism Development MSME Development and Livelihood Assistance Price Monitoring Business Regulation and Consumer Protection
3.
4. 1.
3. MIPA 1. BWC
PCA-BARMM
CSEA
1. 2. 3.
Coconut Fertilization Project (CFP); Rejuvenation Thru Fertilization (RTF) Smallholder Oil Palm Plantation Development Project (SOPDP) Coconut Livelihood Development Project (CLDP)
1.
Development of Cooperatives and Social Enterprises (U / S) To include: Profitability Equity Support Oriented (PESO); Lakbay Aral sa SE (LAKAS SE); Combatant Cooperatives Transitional Program; Strengthening of Technical and Operational Cooperative Knowledge (STOCK); Cooperative Financial and Material/Equipment Support Project
1. 2.
Establishment of BARMM First 1000 Days (B1K) Program Tutok Kainan Dietary Supplementation for Pregnant Women and Children 6-23 mos. Social Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) program on Health, Nutrition, WASH (With BFSTF, MOH) Creation of Local Nutrition Committees with Appointed Nutrition Action Officers (NAO) and Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS) in all LGUs (With MILG and LGUs)
Pillar 3: Utilization
Pillar 1: Availability
Pillar 2: Accessibility
Pillar 1: Availability NNC-BARMM
2.
Women Economic Participation and Political Empowerment Partners and Public Engagement To include: Sub program 1: Women Empowerment Training and Advancement Program (WE-TAP); Sub Program 2: Women Economic Acceleration Program; Sub Program 3: Accreditation Program Monitoring and Evaluation (Gender Audit Program)
Pillar 3: Utilization Pillar 5: Cross-cutting
3. 4.
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Pillar
Program / Project / Activity 5.
LGU and Civil Society Food Security and Nutrition Champions Program
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Annex 5: Supplemental Data to FSN Analysis
a. Agriculture and Fisheries Development
Farm Area Farms (No.)
2012 282,692
Area (Ha) Average Farm Area (Ha)
346,525 1.2
Province Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Basilan Sulu Tawi-Tawi SGA 63 B
Priority Commodities rice, corn, coffee, mango, rubber, banana (cardava), cacao, coconut, vegetables, native chicken, goat, cattle, carabao, sheep, honeybee, fisheries (tilapia, seaweeds, milk fish, mangrove crab, common carp, mangrove crab, glass eel, mudfish, catfish) rice, corn, cassava, banana, coffee, cacao, rubber, abaca, coconut, vegetables, fisheries (tilapia, big eyed scad, round scad) rubber, coffee, rice, corn, cassava, coconut, cacao, mango, banana, seaweeds, dairy cattle, goat, carabao, native chicken, fisheries (seaweeds, lobster, shrimp, grouper, blue crab, trevally, abalone, sardines) rice, corn, cassava, mango, coffee, mangosteen, abaca, coconut, vegetables, cattle, goat, chicken, duck, honeybee, fisheries (seaweeds, lobster, shrimp, grouper, blue crab, trevally, abalone, sea mantis) rice, corn, cassava, coconut, fisheries (seaweeds, lobster, shrimp, grouper, blue swimming crab, trevally, abalone) rice, corn, coconut, vegetable fisheries (tilapia, common carp, mudfish, climbing perch, gourami, catfish, glass eel)
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1. Palay production
Volume of Palay Production, 2015-2021 900,000.00 750,000.00 600,000.00 450,000.00 300,000.00 150,000.00 Regionwide Basilan
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
488,215.00 544,486.40 577,984.00 638,396.56 674,760.55 725,093.37 844,953.60 2,710.00
2,156.40
1,689.00
2,031.06
1,111.41
273.50
484.48
Lanao del Sur 149,354.00 137,666.00 181,662.00 199,964.00 190,040.00 217,678.81 219,381.05 Maguindanao 333,258.00 402,536.00 391,924.00 433,196.50 480,713.20 505,916.19 622,850.07 Sulu Tawi-tawi
2,402.00
1,850.00
2,456.00
3,170.00
2,646.00
880.00
1,914.00
491.00
278.00
253.00
35.00
249.94
344.87
324.00
Regionwide
Basilan
Lanao del Sur
Maguindanao
Sulu
Tawi-tawi
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750,000.00 600,000.00 450,000.00 300,000.00 150,000.00 -
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
Irrigated 153,237.00
2015
134,403.40
119,244.00
158,140.20
175,871.58
190,638.30
202,008.34
Rainfed
410,083.00
458,740.00
480,256.36
498,888.97
534,455.07
642,945.26
334,978.00
Irrigated
Rainfed
Irrigated
Rainfed
3.96 3.36
3.34
3.25
3.35 3.01
2.28
2015
4.5
4.22
4.11
2.37
2016
2.47
2017
2.58
2018
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2019
2.84
2020
2021
2. Corn production
1,200,000.00 1,000,000.00 800,000.00 600,000.00 400,000.00 200,000.00 0.00 Regionwide Basilan
2015
2016
2017
673036
590579.86
841618
197
165
186
2018
2019
2020
2021
902566.96 1114973.03 1138861.4 1137310.72 232
79.75
245.24
260
Lanao del Sur
241671
238624.5
370425
360782.4
464837.47
436149.25
447447.37
Maguindanao
429164
350133.36
469162
539716.56
647834.81
700162.74
686980.35
Sulu
1167
1037
1185
1392
1287
1375.49
1656
Tawi-tawi
837
620
660
444
934
928.68
967
Regionwide
Basilan
Lanao del Sur
Maguindanao
Sulu
Tawi-tawi
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800,000.00
600,000.00
400,000.00
200,000.00
-
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
White Corn
515,725.00
343,341.66
418,458.00
463,863.76
504,414.11
461,898.05
600,406.20
Yellow Corn
157,311.00
247,238.20
423,160.00
438,703.20
610,558.92
676,963.35
536,904.52
White Corn
Yellow Corn
1,200,000.00 1,000,000.00 800,000.00 600,000.00 400,000.00 200,000.00 -
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
Volume of production (mt) 673,036.0 590,579.8 841,618.0 902,566.9 1,114,973 1,138,861 1,137,310 Area harvested (has) Average Yield (mt/ha)
282,295.0 261,157.0 300,002.0 310,497.0 334,948.3 365,869.9 350,929.1 2.38
Volume of production (mt)
2.26
2.81
2.91
Area harvested (has)
3. Cassava
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3.33
3.11
Average Yield (mt/ha)
3.24
1,200,000.00 1,000,000.00 800,000.00 600,000.00 400,000.00 200,000.00 Volume (MT)
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
1,024,179.7
1,007,822.0
1,037,472.4
1,063,363.7
1,062,727.4
1,087,524.9
97,266.00
98,253.00
99,354.95
98,938.25
98,855.00
98,872.00
10.53
10.26
10.44
10.75
10.75
11.00
Area harvested Yield (MT)
Volume (MT)
Area harvested
Yield (MT)
4. High Value Crops Coffee
Region
Production (mt)
Percentage
2020
2021
1,994.75
2,014.20
100
Robusta
1,270.66
1,283.05
63.70
Arabica
570.50
576.06
28.60
Excelsa
135.64
136.97
6.80
Liberica
17.95
18.13
0.90
BARMM
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16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0 Volume (MT) Area harvested (ha) Yield (MT)
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
10526.36
10341.59
10197.53
10477.19
10685.17
10563.1
13946
13936
13958
13964
13975
13976
0.75
0.74
0.73
0.75
0.76
0.76
Volume (MT)
Area harvested (ha)
Banana
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Yield (MT)
700,000.00 600,000.00 500,000.00 400,000.00 300,000.00 200,000.00 100,000.00 -
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
Volume (MT)
531,047.72
533677.19
569716.42
593260.88
599671.06
595241.07
Area harvested (ha)
33,731.00
33,768.13
33,828.20
33,853.40
33,814.50
33,828.14
15.74
15.80
16.84
17.52
17.73
17.60
Yield)
Volume (MT)
Area harvested (ha)
Yield)
Coconut
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Region/ Province
2016 (MT)
2017 (MT)
2018 (MT)
2019 (MT)
Average Production (5Year Period)
408,796.18
374,208.82
8,605.90
19,333.50
Year 2015 (MT)
BARMM
353,222.67
387,602.45
326,101.02
395,321.75
Basilan
38,102.50
30,526.66
11,882.86
7,549.59
120,817.40
136,771.63
97,967.82
146,982.51
149,010.25
130,309.92
98,124.43
132,800.17
130,492.45
142,246.29
143,223.53
129,377.37
Sulu
54,285.48
55,621.51
56,441.15
64,894.83
74,937.58
61,236.11
Tawi-Tawi
41,892.86
31,882.49
29,316.74
33,648.53
33,018.93
33,951.91
Lanao Del Sur Maguindanao
5. Livestock and Poultry
12000.00 10000.00 8000.00 6000.00 4000.00 2000.00 0.00
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
7253.00
7316.00
7765.00
8114.00
8346.00
7066.17
7942.56
Cattle
9748.00
10483.00
10471.00
10447.00
11185.00
9462.99
10147.04
Hog
10875.00
10208.00
9946.00
10555.00
10767.00
10527.02
11016.00
Goat
4669.00
4635.50
4655.00
5040.00
5053.00
4947.45
5044.49
Carabao
Carabao
Cattle
Hog
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6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 Chicken
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
5359.16
4943.22
4847.93
5096.13
5160.77
5634.38
5435.35
Duck
835
804
745
797
847
891.42
1426.19
Chicken eggs
3700
3371
3299
3256
3347
3793.6
3334.82
Duck eggs
1118
1028
938
885
915
869.58
797.69
Chicken
Duck
Chicken eggs
Duck eggs
6. Fisheries
Fishing Aquaculture Commercial Municipal Inland Marine
Volume of Production (MT) 737,640.40 95,967.00 68,895.81 108,301.08
2021 Value of Production (in PhP) 7,100,856.41 3,492,638.30 7,571,879.88 6,765,750.67
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Fisheries Commercial Fisheries Municipal Fisheries: Marine Municipal Fisheries Inland Municipal Fisheries Aquaculture
Fisheries Commercial Fisheries Municipal Fisheries: Marine Municipal Fisheries Inland Municipal Fisheries Aquaculture
2015 867,271.95
2016 824,314.52
2017 856,152.90
2018 899,374.27
2019 935,707.67
2020 954,060.15
2021 993,464.83
98,237.77
90,702.68
90,656.15
94,195.59
95,764.77
96,166.30
95,967.00
130,398.22
108,942.08
112,197.07
120,271.61
127,650.53
128,994.22
177,196.89
100,156.27
88,271.92
90,002.03
96,478.97
102,907.39
103,015.16
108,301.08
30,241.95
20,670.16
22,195.04
23,792.64
24,743.14
25,979.06
68,895.81
638,635.96
624,669.76
653,299.68
684,907.07
712,292.37
728,899.63
720,300.94
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
15,680,184.55
13,770,746.67
14,964,467.45
16,454,937.18
17,580,393.91
19,017,886.42
24,931,125.26
3,467,238.42
3,296,105.01
3,406,886.58
3,359,861.54
3,354,668.89
3,423,487.47
3,492,638.30
7,886,135.08
6,465,265.43
6,868,867.75
7,507,122.50
8,333,158.49
8,765,766.58
14,337,630.55
5,387,104.46
4,836,486.56
5,066,639.83
5,475,826.25
6,152,879.60
6,404,609.60
6,765,750.67
2,499,030.62
1,628,778.87
1,802,227.92
2,031,296.25
2,180,278.89
2,361,156.98
7,571,879.88
4,326,811.05
4,009,376.23
4,688,713.12
5,587,953.14
5,892,566.53
6,828,632.37
7,100,856.41
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b. Agrarian Reform
1. Land Tenure Services Program
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Province Basilan Lanao del Sur Maguindanao Sulu Tawi-Tawi Total
LAD Scope
LAD Accomplishment
LAD Balance
37,115.62 149,712.66 87,074.06 21,049.9824 21,275.83 318,999
25,217.29 135,449.47 40,053.48 9,874.97 13,402 223,997.2
11,898.32 14,263.19 47,020.59 11,175.01 7,873.83 92,230.95
Total No. of Beneficiaries or ARBs 8,089 34,757 14,111 3,508 2,852 63,317
2. Delivery of Support Services to ARBs and their Organizations
Total Members in ARBO, as of October 3, 2019 Province Basilan Sulu Tawi-Tawi Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Total
No. of ARCs
No. of ARBOs
11 12 18 26 37 104
15 25 28 43 129 240
No. of ARB Member 5,640 412 1,347 14,043 9,371 30,813
No. of Non-ARB Member 1,885 2,045 3,930
Total No. of Members 5,640 2,297 1,347 14,043 11,416 34,743
c. Trade and Industry Development 1. Support Micro-Small-Medium Enterprises and Formalize the Informal Sectors in BARMM
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2. Facilitate Socio-economic Interactions with Inter-island Trade and Commerce
3. BARMM Industry Cluster
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Situation of the Abaca Industry
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Industry Player Al-Fahad Abaca Enterprise J & A Abaca Enterprises Amer Abaca Trading New Tech Pulp Inc.
Address Pindolonan, Calanogas, LDS Baya, Ganassi, LDS Poblacion Balabagan, LDS Baloi, LDN
Basak Farms Producer Cooperative
Piagapo, LDS
Pindolonan Abaca Farm Producer Cooperative Udalo Arc Multipurpose Farmer Cooperative Almedina Economic Marketing Coopeartive Uyaan Proper Farmers Producer Cooperative Balintad Farmer Abaca Producer Cooperative
Activity Class A Trader Trader Trader Consolidator Class A trader/ producer
No. of workers 10+ 5+ 5+ 100+ 30+
Pindolonan, Calanogas, LDS
Producer
50+
Brgy. Udalo, Piagapo, LDS
Producer
50+
Piagapo, LDS
Class A Trader
10+
Uyaan Proper, Madamba, LDS
Producer
10+
Balintad, Madamba, LDS
Trader/ Producer
10+
Situation of the Coconut Industry
Industry Player Cotabato MMZ Enterprises Amirson Palapa Iranun Joe Enterprises Golden HMP Agri Traders ECK Enterprises Al-Rahman Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative H&F Abid Coconut Buy & Sell Upian Agri Pinoy Farmers Producers’ Cooperative ACH Corporation (Fresh Buko Manufacturer) Hadji Omar Buy & Sell Hadji Omar Buy & Sell Teofilo N. Chio (T.N.C) Enterprises Al-Hair Coconut Buyer Ranz Agri Trading
Address Cotabato City Cotabato City Cotabato City Cotabato City Cotabato City
Activity Traders/Enterprises/Buyers Traders/Enterprises/Buyers Traders/Enterprises/Buyers Traders/Enterprises Traders/Enterprises/Buyers
Mamasapano
Traders/Producers
30+
Sultan Kudarat
Buy & Sell
10+
Upi
Producer
20+
Cotabato City
Enterprises/Buyers
10+
Parang Barira Shariff Aguak Gen. SK Pendatun Matanog
Buy and Sell Buy and Sell Enterprises/Buyers Buy and Sell Traders/Enterprises
10+ 10+ 10+ 10+ 10+
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No. of workers 10+ 10+ 10+ 10+ 10+
Situation of the Coffee Industry
Industry Player Sulu Coffee Marketing Cooperative Kankitao Consumer Cooperative Dalmatuan Agri Marine Cooperative Kuttong Farmers Association Tumangas MPC Hidayat Agri Marine Cooperative Tampakan Agriculture Cooperative Andihi Agri Marine Cooperative Mampallam Farmers Association
Producers/ processor/ farmers Producer/Farmers Producer/Farmers
Processing Plant/Mill 1 processing center 1 processing center 1 processing center -
Producer/Farmers
-
-
4
Producer/Farmers
-
-
8
Producer/Farmers
-
-
10
Producer/Farmers
-
-
5
-
-
10
-
-
12 8 25
-
-
4
Activity Consolidator/ Processor Consolidator/ Processor
Sharas Coffee Shop Crossing Coffee Shop Hji. Warid Hadjani
Consolidators/Service Provider Service Provider Service Provider Trader
Cleopatra Enterprise
Consolidator/Processor
Dennis Coffee Shop
Nursery
No. of Workers
1 demo farm
6
1 nursery
8
-
8
-
10 6
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Situation of the Oil Palm Industry
Situation of the Rubber Industry
No. of Industry Player 17
No. of Beneficiaries 3,598
No. of Traders 45
No. of Rubber Processors 4
4. Seaweed Industry
Industry Player
Address
Activity
Farmers/Growers
9 seaweed producing Municipalities
Farming/production
Input suppliers/ hardware/ seedling suppliers Local Traders/Buying Stations
Bongao, Sibutu, Sitangkai, Tandubas & South Ubian 9 Municipalities
No. of stakeholders 21,000+ (based on registered BFAR Fish-R)
Supply of Farm Inputs
20+
Buy and sell
20+
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Industry Player Industry Cooperatives
Address Organizations/
9 Municipalities Zamboanga City, Tacloban, and Cebubased National/Regional/Pr ovincial
Processors/Exporters Development Agencies
Activity Producers, Local Consolidators
No. of stakeholders Market
40+
Processing/Manufacturing/ Exporting
10+
Enabling Support
5+
c. Tourism Development and Promotion 1. Developing Farm-Tourism
2. Social Enterprise
d. Environment and Natural Resources 1. Land and Forest Resources
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Province
Total Area
A & D Lands
Forestlands
Forest Cover
Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Basilan Sulu Tawi-Tawi Cotabato City Total
504,760 387,289 132,723 160,040 108,740 1,293,552
306,622 133,135 85,574 47,687 55,383 628,401
198,138 254,154 47,149 112,353 53,357 665,151
54,138 153,390 21,051 28,740 41,850 848 300,017
180,000
2015 Forest Cover, BARMM (hectares)
160,000 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0
Maguindanao
Lanao del Sur
Basilan
Sulu
Tawi-Tawi
Cotabato City
Total Area
54,138
153,390
21,051
28,740
41,850
848
Close
11,445
63,270
9,754
0
0
0
Open
41,184
89,659
2,341
2,209
27,565
190
Mangrove
1,509
461
8,956
26,531
14,285
658
2015 Land Classification, BARMM (hectares)
600,000
Province
500,000 400,000 300,000 200,000 100,000 0
Maguindana o
Lanao del Sur
Basilan
Sulu
Tawi-Tawi
Total Area
504,760
387,829
132,723
160,040
108,740
Certified Alienable and Disposable
306,622
133,135
85,574
47,687
55,383
Forestland
198,138
254,154
47,149
112,353
53,357
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Province Maguindanao Lanao del Sur
Baseline
Replotted/Rectified
13,080 40,319
51,948 30,945
Basilan
9,740
2,630
Sulu Tawi-Tawi
19,890 7,580
67,350.34 25,390.20
TOTAL
90,609
178,263.54
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80,000 67,350.34 60,000
51,948 40,319
40,000
20,000
30,945 19,890 13,080
9,740
25,390.20 7,580
2,630 0 Maguindanao
Lanao del Sur Baseline
Province Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Basilan Sulu Tawi-Tawi Total
No. of Approved Land Applications as of 1992July 14, 2016 2827 443 118 350 420 5,041
Basilan
Sulu
Tawi-Tawi
Replotted/Rectified
Alienable and Disposable Lands (in hectares) With Approved Land With Patents Issued Before Patents ARMM 17,826.7621 2,849.7567 304.1418 35,965 910.1794 2,435.2520 954.3908 45,724.4070 22,845.2308 84,124.6590
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Name of Company
MPSA No.
Issued
Date Expiry
Area (in hectares)
FS Borja Mining and Trading Corp.
MPSA-001ARMM-07
Southern Nickel Corporation
MPSA-002ARMM-07
10/23/07
10/22/32
8,100
Chan C Mining Corporation
MPSA-003ARMM-07
12/27/07
12/26/32
8,100
SR Languyan Mining Corporation
MPSA-004ARMM-07
11/28/10
11/27/35
3,483
Singcara Mining and Development Corporation
MPSA-005ARMM-07
10/23/07
10/22/32
5,062.50
Adnama Mining Resources Corp.
MPSA-006ARMM-07
12/27/07
12/26/32
8,100
Jannaton M. Ansary
MPSA-007ARMM-07
12/27/07
12/26/32
810
MPSA-008ARMM-07
12/27/07
12/26/32
5,022
MPSA-009ARMM-07
3/10/09
3/09/34
2,025
MPSA-001BARMM21
5/3/21
5/2/46
2,371
Al-Faj’r Mining and Development Corporation Moro Development Company Inc. Lugus H and M Mining Corp.
10/23/07
10/22/32
8,044.44
Location Mun. of Languyan, Tandubas, SapaSapa Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi Mun. of Languyan, Bongao and Tandubas, TawiTawi Mun. of Languyan, Sapa-Sapa and Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi Brgy. Darussalam, Adnin and Tumbagaan, Languyan, Tawi-Tawi Mun. of Languyan, Bongao and Tandubas, TawiTawi Mun. of Languyan, Tandubas, SapaSapa, Tawi-Tawi Brgy. Bakaw-Bakaw and Tuhog-Tuhog, Languyan, TawiTawi Mun. of Tagoloan, Lanao del Sur Brgy. Lapakan, Datu Blah Sinsuat, Maguindanao Brgy. ParianKawayan, Lugus, Sulu
Status With approved Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) issued
Remarks
Inactive
With approved ECC issued
Inactive
With approved ECC issued
Active
With approved ECC issued
Active
With approved ECC issued
Active
No ECC issued
Inactive
No ECC issued
Inactive
DENR/ MGB- ARMM has no copy of the MPSA
Inactive
No ECC issued
Inactive
With approved ECC issued
Active
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BARMM Province Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Basilan Sulu Tawi-Tawi Marawi City
Location Sultan Kudarat,Buldon and Datu Bla Sinsuat Municipaly Balabagan and Kapatagan Municipality Lugus, Sulu Languyan and Panglima Sugala Municipality -
2. Energy Resources
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Metallic
Non-Metallic
-
Sand and Gravel
-
Sand and Gravel
Nickel
-
Nickel
-
-
-
No. of sites
Potential capacity (MW)
Pre-development investment requirement (PHP Million)
Maguindanao
8
5.23
562.23
Lanao del Sur
7
11.29
1,213.68
Sulu
2
10.63
1,142.73
Total
17
27.15
2,918.64
Province
Project/Location Maguindanao Upi Upi Upi Dinaig Parang Parang Buluan Datu Odin Sinsuat Lanao del Sur Malabang Malabang Puala Balabagan Balabagan Poo-Abayabao Masiu Sulu Maimbung Esperanza Total
Project Name Kiga Falls 1 Kiga Falls 2 Kiga Falls 3 Sapalan Falls Bugasan Nituan Balali Sifaran Kanapnapan Falls Muda Panitan Falls Abunabun Falls Salanga Gata 1 Malalig Falls Maimbung Wawa A (SHP)
Potential capacity (MW) 5.23 0.6 0.6 0.8 0.5 0.24 0.51 0.33 1.65 11.29 9.60 0.14 0.20 0.28 0.40 0.28 0.39 10.63 0.13 10.5 27.15
Pre-development investment requirement (PHP Million) 562.23
1,213.68
1,142.73 2,918.64
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Location Tawi-Tawi Marawi City, Lanao del Sur Total
Location Sulu Tawi-Tawi
Potential Capacity (MW)
Pre-development investment (PHP 𝟏𝟎𝟔 )
2 35 37
172 3,010 3,182
Plant Baculus-Bulaan Island Lugus-Tapul Island Northern Sibutu Sibutu Island Simunul
Total
3. Energy Security
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Estimated Capacity (MW) 1.00 2.50 2.5 1.0 1.0 8.0
Municipalities /Cities Electric Cooperatives
Tawi-Tawi Electric Cooperative, Inc Siasi Electric Cooperative, Inc Sulu Electric Cooperative, Inc Basilan Electric Cooperative, Inc Cagayan de Sulu Electric Cooperative, Inc. Lanao del Sur Electric Cooperative, Inc Maguindanao Electric Cooperative, Inc Sub-Total
Barangays
%
Potent ial
Energi zed/ Compl eted to Date
9
100
186
2
100
16
Sitios
Connections
%
Potent ial
Energized / Complete d to Date
%
Not energiz ed
Potential
Served to Date
%
186
100
355
242
68
113
61,500
12,822
21
66
66
100
76
41
54
35
17,500
4,258
24
100
330
330
100
86
71
83
15
118,000
27,511
23
14
100
269
269
100
247
191
77
56
88,000
45,288
51
2
100
17
17
100
87
28
32
59
5,200
3,155
61
41
100
1175
1175
100
136
68
50
68
156,000
56,475
36
30
100
404
398
99
1322
749
57
573
154,500
51,528
33
114
100
2447
2441
99
2309
1390
60
919
600,700
201,037
33
Cove rage/ Ener gized
Plant Large Hydroelectric Plants Agus 1 units 1 & 2 Agus 2
Capacity (MW) Installed
Dependable
80 260
50 172
Location Marawi City, Lanao Del Sur Saguiaran, Lanao Del Sur
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Spug Plant Sulu* Tawi-Tawi* Basilan* Cagayan de Tawi-Tawi Balimbing Manuk Mangkaw Sibutu Sitangkay Tandubanak Tandubas West Simunul Luuk Siasi Total
Province
Watersheds Lanao del Sur Maguindanao Maguindanao Maguindanao
Installed 15.54 6.49 20.05 1.02 0.73 0.16 0.33 1.16 0.44 0.26 0.73 0.33 2.08 49.30
Capacity (MW) Dependable 10.40 4.16 14.40 0.80 0.65 0.15 0.28 0.99 0.38 0.22 0.63 0.29 1.65 35
Operating Hours 24 24 24 8 8 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 20
Location Sulu Tawi-Tawi Basilan Tawi-Tawi Tawi-Tawi Tawi-Tawi Tawi-Tawi Tawi-Tawi Tawi-Tawi Tawi-Tawi Tawi-Tawi Sulu Sulu
Conservation and Protected Areas
Total Area
Lake Lanao Watershed Reserve Dimapatoy Watershed Reserve Kabulnan Watershed South Upi Watershed Sub-total
180,460 3,765 4,726 1,894 190,845
Game Refuge, Wildlife & Biotic Maguindanao Ligawasan Marsh Maguindanao Lake Buluan Turtle Islands Wildlife Sanctuary (Marine Portio Tawi-Tawi n) Basilan Basilan Natural Biotic Area
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38,900 2,100 242,967 4,497
Province
Conservation and Protected Areas
Sub-total National Parks Lanao del Sur Lanao del Sur Lanao del Sur Lanao del Sur Lanao del Sur Lanao del Sur Maguindanao Sulu Cotabato City
Sacred Mountain Lake Butig NP Lake Dapao NP Pantawaraya Lake Rungkunan NP Salikata NP Benolen Hot Spring (formerly Mado) Mt. Dajo NP Timako Hill Sub-total
Total Area
288,464 94 68 1,500 20 undetermined undetermined 48 213 1,943
Province
Conservation and Protected Areas
Total Area
Maguindanao Maguindanao Maguindanao Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Lanao del Sur Basilan Sulu Sulu Sulu Sulu Tawi-Tawi
Parang-Matanog Watershed Dalican-Brar Watershed Romagaob-Upi Watershed Talayan Watershed Kapai-Bayog Watershed Matling Watershed Mahayahay Watershed Liang Spring Watershed Lake Panamao Watershed Lake Seit Watershed Siasi Watershed Malum River Watershed Sub-total
459.38 8,602 11,584 33,670 52,108.80 37,871.30 2,726.76 387 290 167 242 4,696 152,804.24
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e. Natural Disasters and Hazards 1. Environmental Risks
Upstream Environmental Risks forest/land conversion and loss of natural habitats and biodiversity overfishing and loss of marine resources soil degradation and erosion lower water availability water pollution (application of fertilizers and agrochemicals) waste management health impacts from exposure to agrochemicals and other pollutants Downstream Environmental Risks pollution (point sources such as emission to air and discharge of effluent) waste management siltation/sedimentation Environmental Risks and Impacts Related to Industrialization and Urbanization forest/land conversion and loss of natural habitats and biodiversity overfishing, illegal fishing and loss of marine resources soil degradation and erosion less water availability and poorer quality pollution (point sources such as emission to air and discharge of effluent) waste management
2. Impact of Natural Disasters
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Disaster Event
Flood in Maguindan ao Province (June 13July 9, 2014)
Affected Municipalities
Casualties
Mamasapano, Datu Salibo, Shariff Saydona1, Datu Piang1, Sultan sa Barongis, Rajah Buayan1, Datu Abdulah Sangki, Mother Kabuntalan, Northern Kabuntalan, Ampatuan, Datu Montawal, Pagalungan, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Sultan Kudarat,
1 dead, No missing, No injured
Affected People
32,001 families/ 160,005 individuals
Damage To Houses and Infrastructure
No damage reported
Agricultural Loss
Remarks
PHP43 million, 8,303 ha affected. No reported livestock or fishery damage
State of Calamity was declared for Maguindanao Province on June 19 and released on June 23.
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Disaster Event
Affected Municipalities
Casualties
Affected People
Damage To Houses and Infrastructure
No casualties
95 families/ 137 individuals
3 houses totally damaged and 7 houses partially damaged.
35,930 families/ 176,355 individuals
11 houses totally damaged and 3 houses partially damaged. A primary school was destroyed by landslide; A number of properties were damaged due to tornado incident at Barangay Magsaysay, Parang Maguindanao
Agricultural Loss
Remarks
2 ha of corn farm
No Declaration of State of Calamity
PHP45 million, 8,784 ha affected
A State of Calamity was declared for the municipalities of Kudarat on September 9, Kabuntalan on September 8 and Pagalungan on August 29.
General Salipada K. Pendatun (GSKP), Sultan Mastura, Mangudadatu, Buluan, Pandag, Talitay, Buldon, Barira Flash Flood in North Upi, Maguindan ao Province (June 13July 9, 2014)
North Upi of Maguindanao
Flood in Maguindan ao Province (August 25September 9, 2014)
Ampatuan, Buldon, Datu Montawal, Mamasapano, Pagalungan, Paglat, Shariff Saydona Mustapha, Sultan Kudarat, Sultan Mastura, Sultan Sa Barongis, North Upi, South Upi, Northern Kabuntalan, Mother Kabuntalan, Datu Salibo, Rajah Buayan, Datu Abdullah Sangki, Talitay, Magudadatu, Pandag, Buluan, General Salipada K. Pendatun (GSKP), Datu Piang, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Datu Hoffer, Talayan
5 dead and 4 injured by flash flood and landslide in North Upi
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3. Disaster Resiliency and Climate Change Adaptation
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f. Connectivity (Land and Sea) 1. Infrastructure Development
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2. Connectivity
3. Road Connectivity
4. Road length
Road Surface (Km) Road Classification Provincial Municipal City Barangay TOTAL
Paved Asphalt 1.00 1.81 0.37 3.18
Concrete 1,107.29 924.20 171.73 1,347.07 3,550.28 3,553.46
Unpaved Earth 944.61 1,465.60 35.65 1,889.40 4,335.26
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Gravel 282.65 261.58 581.55 1,125.79 5,461.05
Total Length (Km) 2,335.54 2,653.18 207.38 3,818.39 9,014.50
2,000.00 1,600.00 1,200.00 800.00 400.00 SULU I
SGA
SULU II
TAWITAWI
PAVED
167.25
63.86
275.57
320.83
444.86
UNPAVED
200.49
428.26
372.75
431.47
TOTAL
367.74
492.12
648.32
752.30
LANAO 2 BASILAN
MAG 1
LANAO 1
MAG 2
792.54
471.29
540.50
476.76
626.51
462.43
788.01
870.45
1,280.6
1,071.3
1,254.9
1,259.3
1,410.9
1,757.4
5. Road Density in BARMM
6. Air Connectivity
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Name of Airport/Location
Classification
Awang Airport, Bgy. Awang, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao
Principal Class I
Sanga-Sanga Airport, Bongao, TawiTawi
Principal Class II
Jolo Airport, Jolo, Sulu
Principal Class II
Malabang Airport, Malabang, Lanao del Sur
Community Airport
Wao Airport, Wao, Lanao del Sur
Feeder Airport
Mapun (Cagayan de Sulu) Airport, Mapun, Tawi-Tawi Taganak (Turtle Island) Airport, Taganak, Tawi-Tawi
Feeder Airport Airstrip
Remarks Operational serves as the principal commercial gateway that can accommodate narrow-bodied jets such as Airbus 320 Operational serves as the principal commercial gateway, can accommodate narrow-bodied jet, such as airbus 319 Operational Military aircraft and other small aircraft are using the airport. Non-operational Operational to small aircrafts There is no commercial flight in operation. Operational to small aircrafts There is no commercial flight in operation. Non-operational and not yet commercial
7. Status of BARMM Airports
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Year 2018
Airport Outgoing
2019
In-coming
2020
Outgoing
Incoming
Outgoing
2021
Incoming
Outgoing
Incoming
Awang
146,042
147,407
146,348
146,446
44,362
52,466
88,199
75,558
Jolo
8,632
5,453
10,137
9,824
3,704
3,620
-
-
Sanga-Sanga
63,234
59,022
69,485
65,396
25,233
16,001
9,382
8,994
Total
217,908
211,882
225,970
221,666
73,299
72,087
97,581
84,552
Year Airport
Awang Jolo Sangasanga Total
Airport Awang Jolo SangaSanga Total
2018 Out-going In-coming (ton) (ton) 1,097 1,097
2019 Out-going Out-going (ton) (ton) 1,092 512
2020 Out-going Out-going (ton) (ton) 512 512
2021 Out-going In-coming (ton) (ton) 766 766
361
361
387
142
142
142
-
-
569
569
604
211
211
211
78
78
2,027
2,027
2,083
865
865
865
844
844
2018 Out-going In-coming (ton) (ton) 1,255,465 1,919,243 4,281 771
Year 2019 2020 Out-going Out-going Out-going In-coming (ton) (ton) (ton) (ton) 989,556 406,187 406,187 537,609 17,282 3,784 3,784 -
2021 Out-going In-coming (ton) (ton) 311,877 873,083 -
370,888
287,938
426,113
11,170
11,170
53,375
99,743
37,066
1,630,634
2,207,952
1,432,951
421,141
421,141
590,984
411,620
910,149
8. Sea Connectivity
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Port Management Office JOLO BONGAO LAMITAN SITANGKAI SIASI SIBUTU MAPUN COTABATO
Inbound Outbound Sub-Total Inbound Outbound Sub-Total Inbound Outbound Sub-Total Inbound Outbound Sub-Total Inbound Outbound Sub-Total Inbound Outbound Sub-Total Inbound Outbound Sub-Total Inbound
2018
2019
2020
71,063.45 38,271.82 109,335.27 412,270.73 19,559.61 431,830.34 4,310.48 3,081.23 7,391.71 5,397.89 9,935.85 15,333.74 1,545.08 4,342.71 5,887.79 8,057.28 8,785.27 16,842.55 -
97,026.12 43,275.04 140,301.16 502,540.17 73,370.34 575,910.51 43,420.93 62,082.50 105,503.43 5,252.99 10,383.66 15,636.65 2,550.99 4,549.50 7,100.49 3,685.30 582.9 4,268.20 10,805.54 8,186.63 18,992.17 -
40,089.64 15,511.12 55,600.76 14,482.34 1,375.06 15,857.40 6,740.00 4,790.00 11,530.00 289.67 322.64 612.31 1,442.49 1,212.06 2,654.55 4,115.46 1,051.89 5,167.34 592.036 3,157.14 3,749.17 -
2021 22,812.95 49,237.80 72,050.75 13,273.42 1,689.09 14,962.51 12,686.73 4,430.00 17,116.73 1,473.40 1,971.72 3,445.12 1,420.92 1,233.73 2,654.65 2,156.09 2,092.42 4,248.50 3,170.15 1,612.43 4,782.58 50.32
Total 230,992.17 146,295.78 377,287.95 942,566.66 95,994.10 1,038,560.76 67,158.14 74,383.73 141,541.87 12,413.95 22,613.87 35,027.82 6,959.48 11,338.00 18,297.48 9,956.84 3,727.20 13,684.04 22,625.01 21,741.47 44,366.47 50.32
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Port Management Office
2018 Outbound Sub-Total
2019
-
-
2020 -
2021 119.9 170.22
Total 119.90 170.22
Port Management office POLLOC JOLO BONGAO LAMITAN
2018 377 1,278 568 1,413
2019 N/A 1,915 3,088 1,414
2020 N/A 683 3,196 706
2021 N/A 869 433 670
Total 377 4,745 7,285 3,533
SITANGKAI
151
142
19
133
445
SIASI
268
288
149
154
859
SIBUTU
-
387
497
346
1,230
MAPUN
111
132
67
112
422
COTABATO
-
-
-
23
23
TOTAL
4,166
7,366
5,317
Port Management office JOLO
BONGAO
LAMITAN
SITANGKAI
SIASI
SIBUTU
MAPUN
COTABATO
Disembarked Embarked Sub-Total Disembarked Embarked Sub-Total Disembarked Embarked Sub-Total Disembarked Embarked Sub-Total Disembarked Embarked Sub-Total Disembarked Embarked Sub-Total Disembarked Embarked Sub-Total Disembarked Embarked Sub-Total
2018 215,934 189,328 405,262 81,249 85,676 166,925 113,878 116,355 230,233 15,445 15,289 30,734 21,582 15,735 37,317 -
2019 97,026 43,275 140,301 502,540 73,370 575,911 43,421 62,083 105,503 5,253 10,384 15,637 2,551 4,550 7,100 3,685 583 4,268 10,806 8,186.630 18,992.170
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2020 40,090 15,511 55,601 14,482 1,375 15,857 6,740 4,790 11,530 290 323 612 1,442 1,212 2,655 4,115 1,052 5,167 592 3,157.135 3,749.171
16,849
2021 45,966 38,255 84,221 32,711 31,357 64,068 2,455 2,165 4,620 1,839 1,721 3,560 3,099 2,364 5,463 7,557 6,509 14,066 1,085 842 1,927 589 461 1,050
Total 399,016 286,369 685,385 630,983 191,778 822,761 166,494 185,393 351,886 22,827 27,716 50,543 28,674 23,861 52,535 15,358 8,144 23,502 12,483 12,186 24,668 589 461 1,050
9. Communication
Province/ City Basilan Sulu Tawi-Tawi Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Cotabato City Lamitan City Marawi City SGA TOTAL
Cellular Sites of Telecommunication Companies (Smart/Globe) 2019 2020 2021 25 34 43 50 75 91 65 76 71 153 190 252 53 61 69 4 4 42 19 21 28 43 44 49 N/A 0 1 412 505 646
Registered handheld Radio 2019 1 2 0 32 5 7 0 26 N/A 73
2020 0 0 0 23 89 5 0 1 0 118
2021 0 25 34 16 68 106 0 4 0 253
Total 103 243 246 666 345 168 68 167 1 2,007
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Province/City Basilan Sulu Tawi-Tawi Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Cotabato City Lamitan City Marawi City SGA Total
No. of Barangays with Cellular Access 2021 40 194 74 178 86 34 40 61 30 737
No. of Barangays with NO Cellular Access 2021 12 56 4 37 26 0 5 0 4 144
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Total No. of Barangays Validated 2021 52 250 78 215 112 34 45 61 34 881
Annex 6: BFSTF Members and Partners Directory CONTACT NUMBER
EMAIL ADDRESS
9173154437
[email protected]
9364914973
[email protected]
9177276167
[email protected]
ROHANISAH N. RASHID Chief, Economic Planning Division
9177075897
[email protected]
BPDA- BARMM
SHARIFA AINIE M. ABATAYO Planning Officer III
9261145451
[email protected]
6
BPDA- BARMM
BAI ALYANNA P. IBRAHIM Economic Development Specialist II
995453999
[email protected]
8
BPDA- BARMM
KHAIRON A. SURA Planning Officer I
9367278915
[email protected]
9
BPDA- BARMM
BAI SITTIE AMIRA NOUF N. LAUBAN Economic Development Analyst
9366262055
[email protected]
10
BPDA- BARMM
PAHMIA P. NOSKA Economic Development Assistant
9656950215
[email protected]
11
BPDA- BARMM
JOHAMIN A. INOK Economic Development Assistant
9679565762
[email protected]
13
TMS-OCM
LO IVAN R. CASTILLON Chief, TMS-PMD
9285519756
[email protected]
14
MENRE-BARMM
SITTIE JOHANNA M. MIKUNUG Planning Officer II
9171357655
[email protected]
15
MENRE-BARMM
MOAMAR MACADATO Forest Management Specialist II
9093192343
[email protected]
16
MIPA-BARMM
BENJAMIN ALBERT MIRASOL Administrative Aide
9569007087
[email protected]
17
MOTC-BARMM
RICKY A. PIODENA Planning Officer III
9778467368
[email protected]
18
MOH-BARMM
CELIA C. SAGARAL, RND, MPH Nutrition Officer V
9152480161
[email protected]
19
MOH-BARMM
BAI ALMIRA G. RAGUIA Nurse IV
9166681043
[email protected]
20
MTIT-BARMM
ANWAR A. DIMAUCOM Chief, Planning Division
9778149845
[email protected]
21
MBHTE-BARMM
NORAIDA D. PABILLAN NURSE II, SHB Coordinator
9068337333
[email protected]
22
MFBM-BARMM
NORAIDA G. MACAPANTAR Economist V
9164391961
[email protected]
23
MPW-BARMM
TARHATA P. KALIM Engineer V
9266125058
[email protected]
24
MAFAR-BARMM
MOHALIDEN M. MOHAMMAD Planning Officer III
9565309207
[email protected]
NO
AGENCY
1
MAFAR-BARMM
2
BPDA-BARMM
3
BPDA-BARMM
4
BPDA-BARMM
5
NAME & DESIGNATION MOHAMMAD S. YACOB PhD Minister ENGR. MOHAJIRIN T. ALI, MNSA Bangsamoro Director General MELANIE M. INDAR Director I, Planning and Policy Bureau
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NO
AGENCY
NAME & DESIGNATION
CONTACT NUMBER
EMAIL ADDRESS
25
MAFAR-BARMM
DATU HAMSUR J. ZAID Senior Agriculturist
9176563585
[email protected]
26
NNC-BARMM
MALEJA DAUD JAMIL, MD Nutrition Officer III
9979034776
[email protected]
27
BWC-BARMM
SAHARA K. ALI Information Officer
9273735246
[email protected]
28
MOST-BARMM
BURHAN R. AKMAD Planning Officer
9972485127
[email protected]
29
MOST-BARMM
ABDULWAHID SENDAD Planning Officer III
9657046310
[email protected]
29
MOLE-BARMM
RAMIL ROY DEE TIOLO Planning Officer V
9262278999
[email protected]
30
MSSD-BARMM
GUIALIL M. PANDI SWO-IV
9653060296
[email protected]
Annex 7: Photo Documentation August 23-27, 2021 - General Santos Workshop - The Bangsamoro Planning and Development
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References
230 Bangsamoro Food Security and Nutrition Plan 2023-2028
Chapter 6 References 231
BFSNP BPDA Writers
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Chapter 6 BFSNP BPDA Writers 233
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