NATIONAL
GREENING
PROGRAM
IN REGION 2
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NATIONAL GREENING PROGRAM
• A massive tree planting program aimed at rehabilitating 1.5
million hectares of land by planting 1.5 billion seedlings for a
period of six years from 2011-2016
• A reforestation and a livelihood program
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NATIONAL GREENING PROGRAM
• Launched on May
13, 2011 by His
Excellency
President Benigno
S. Aquino III and
Secretary Ramon
J.P. Paje
Objectives:
Food security
Poverty alleviation
Environmental Stability
Biodiversity Conservation
Climate Change Adaptation/
Mitigation
National Greening Program
LEGAL BASIS
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 26 SERIES OF 2011
DENR Memorandum Circular 2011-01
DENR Memorandum Circular 2012-01
DENR Memorandum Circular 2013-06
EXPANDED NATIONAL GREENING PROGRAM
Executive Order No. 193
EXPANDING THE COVERAGE OF
THE NATIONAL GREENING
PROGRAM
Executive Order No. 193
EXPANDING THE COVERAGE OF
THE NATIONAL GREENING
PROGRAM
Geared toward sustaining
the gains of NGP
Consistent with the
updated Master Plan for
Forestry Development
EXPANDED NATIONAL GREENING PROGRAM
DENR Administrative Order No. 2016-20 (June 29, 2016) – Implementing
Rules and Regulation in the implementation of Expanded National
Greening Program
DENR Administrative Order No. 2017-03 (February 15, 2017) – Revised
Implementing Rules and Regulations in the implementation of Expanded
National Greening Program
DENR Administrative Order No. 2019-03 (Jan 08, 2019) – Revised
Implementing Rules and Regulations of Executive Order 193, Series of
2015: Expanding and Enhancing the coverage of the National Greening
Program
NGP IMPLEMENTATION
Direct Activities Support Activities
Survey, Mapping and Planning Hiring of Extension Officers
Soil Collection and Analysis Seed Production Areas
Comprehensive Site Development Clonal Facilities
Maintenance and Protection of Modernized and Mechanized
Established Plantations Forest Nurseries
STRUCTURE RO NGP
Coordinator
PENRO NGP
Coordinator
CENRO NGP
Coordinator
Site Manager/ Site Manager/
Coordinator Coordinator
EO EO EO EO
Partner Partner Partner Partner Partner Partner Partner
NGP ACTIVITIES
DMC 2011-01 DMC 2012 - 01
1. Use watershed as the planning unit
1. Nursery Operations 2. Identify, survey and map continuous areas at least
2. Site Selection 50has
3. Site Development 3. Prioritize 609 poor municipalities identified by
4. Maintenance and NAPC
Protection 4. Adopt phased-approach, shift from exotic to
5. Program Management and indigenous species, with the establishment of SPAs
and clonal facilities
Supervision 5. Seedling production on site
6. Registry of Reforestation 6. Provide technical assistance to Partner Pos and
and Agroforestry Project CSOs to ensure survival rates
7. Implement Maintenance and Protection activities
8. Computer-based Reporting System
NGP ACTIVITIES
DMC 2013-06 - Guidelines and Procedure for the plantation
development for the NGP with area coverage of 100 hectares
and above.
1. Turn-over of NGP project area to DENR
2. Third Party Monitoring for 100 has and above
Third party evaluation was conducted. However the contract
was terminated because the contracted party was not able to
provide all the deliverables stipulated in the contract.
4. Release of 10% retention fee
NGP ACTIVITIES
DAO 2016-20
1. Survey, Mapping and Planning
2. Development Components and activities
Establishment of New plantations
Site assessment and soil preparations
Species Selection Matching and Spacing
Nursery establishment and Seedling Production
Plantation Establishment
Maintenance and Protection
Management of Existing NGP Plantations
Enhancement of Existing forests
NGP ACTIVITIES
DAO 2017-03
1. Survey, Mapping and Planning
2. Social Enterprise Development
3. Enhanced Commodity Roadmap
4. Comprehensive Site Development
SMP
Planning and Value-chain analysis, matching species to the
site and market
Site and soil preparation or amelioration
Species selection and spacing
NGP ACTIVITIES
DAO 2017-03
Nursery establishment and Seedling
Production
Plantation Establishment
Maintenance and Protection
Monitoring and Evaluation
Management of Existing NGP Plantations
Enhancement of Existing forests
5. Certification System
6. Project Management and Supervision
NGP ACTIVITIES
DAO 2019-03
1. Survey, Mapping and Planning with Soil Analysis
2. Development Components and Activities
Establishment of New Plantation
Site Preparation and Soil Amelioration
Nursery establishment and Seedling production
Plantation establishment
Maintenance and Protection
4. Reforestation/Rehabilitation/Restoration Operations Plan
5. Commodity Roadmap
6. Monitoring and Evaluation
Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) such as Drone, Camera
with GPS, GPS with camera
Actions to Improve NGP Performance
Provision for Replanting of Graduated Sites
Sources of Seedlings
Tree Replacement from tree cutting permittees
MMFN
Clonal Nurseries
Individual employees commitment to NGP
Actions to Improve NGP Performance
Memorandum to all REDs re:
Replacement seedlings from
Tree Cutting Permits to be used
for Replanting of NGP areas with
low Survival Rate and/or
Graduated Sites
Actions to Improve NGP Performance
In the Regional Level
Regional Memorandum
Circular 2014-01 Individual
Employees Commitment to the
National Greening Program
Employees are required to
produced 500 seedlings per year
Actions to Improve NGP Performance
Conduct of Drone Image Processing and Analysis
Use of DRONE in NGP Monitoring and Forest Protection
Drone Image Processing and Analysis
Survey, Mapping, and Planning
Use of DRONE in Surveying and Mapping of potential
sites
Soil Collection and Analysis as an additional parameter to
determine suitability of species to the area
Actions to Improve NGP Performance
Memorandum to all REDs,
PENROs and CENROs re:
tapping the assistance of
concerned LGUs to ensure
successful implementation of
NGP
Actions to Improve NGP Performance
Memorandum to all REDs re:
Regular monitoring of field
Officials to Plantations
Actions to Improve NGP Performance
In the Regional Level
Conduct of cross-validation of
NGP Accomplishments in
region 2
Adoption of NGP sites by DENR
retirees, private entities and
organizations through
Memorandum of Agreement
(MOA)
SUBMISSION OF REPORTS
UPDATES OF IMPLEMENTATION CY 2011-2020
Area Planted in Hectares
Nueva
Year Batanes Cagayan Isabela Vizcaya Quirino TOTAL
9,000
8,000 2011 262 1,591 1,123 706 622 4,304
7,000 2012 40 2,663 3,500 2,214 1,193 9,611
6,000
2013 161 5,574 8,201 2,349 2,261 18,547
2014 139 4,878 6,478 2,291 2,153 15,939
5,000
2015 97 6,202 6,058 3,388 2,711 18,456
4,000 2016 18 2,685 3,596 1,961 1,860 10,120
2017 50 5,644 6,514 2,478 1,555 16,241
3,000
2018 4,240 6,428 155 380 11,203
2,000 2019 50 50
1,000
2020 754 411 484 1,649
TOTAL 767 33,528 42,653 15,953 13,219 106,120
0
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
BATANES CAGAYAN ISABELA NUEVA VIZCAYA QUIRINO
Accomplishment CY 2011 to 2020
Seedlings Planted (No.)
PENRO/CENRO 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 TOTAL
BATANES 356,014 20,968 80,570 69,500 48,500 31,000 68,007 674,559
CAGAYAN 633,466 1,302,118 2,777,428 2,507,241 5,938,923 4,473,231 6,184,326 4,346,898 125,000 28,288,631
ISABELA 509,798 1,957,589 4,052,401 3,305,233 4,817,500 5,868,419 6,497,884 6,327,727 626,548 33,963,099
NUEVA VIZCAYA 451,129 1,099,157 1,191,684 1,331,500 2,647,100 3,093,421 2,647,469 164,950 403,188 13,029,598
QUIRINO 101,283 555,705 1,119,508 1,083,531 2,184,205 2,982,160 1,386,114 358,332 505,323 10,276,161
GRAND TOTAL 2,051,690 4,935,537 9,221,591 8,297,005 15,636,228 16,448,231 16,783,800 11,197,907 125,000 1,535,059 86,232,048
IMPACT OF NGP
2011-2020
Jobs Generated: 366,139
No. of Persons Employed: 18,914
SUCCESS STORIES
Name of PO : Fusina Agri-Forest Developers Association
Location : Fusina, Lal-lo, Cagayan
Year Established : 2012
Area : 85 has.
Planted Species/Commodity : Mango, Coconut, mahogany (perimeter)
Name of PO : Fusina Agri-Forest Developers Association
Location : Fusina, Lal-lo, Cagayan
Year Established : 2012
Area : 85
Planted Species/Commodity : Mango, Coconut, mahogany (perimeter)
Name of PO : Masisit Dacal Livelihood Cooperative
Location : So. Malukit, Centro 2, Sanchez Mira, Cagayan
Year Established : 2012
Area : 20 has.
Planted Species/Commodity : Cacao, Coffee, Coconut
Name of PO :Pimentel Dumanisi Upland Farmers Association
Location : Pimentel and Dumanisi, Diffun
Year Established : 2011
Area : 41 has
Planted Species/Commodity: Mango and Citrus
Name of PO : Pimentel Dumanisi Upland Farmers Association
Location : Pimentel and Dumanisi, Diffun
Year Established : 2011
Area : 41 has.
Planted Species/Commodity: Mango and Citrus
Trees started bearing fruit on July 2013
Estimated yield per Hectare per Year
- Citrus(4 has.) – 6,000 kgs @ P10.00/kg
- Lemon (2 has.) – 3,000 kgs @ P20.00/kg
- Mango (5 has.) – 1,000 kgs @ P15.00/kg
Estimated gross income per year - P 433,000.00
The association also produce and market lemon and citrus
planting materials (seeds and grafted) sourced from the
fruits and branches of the trees planted
Name of PO : Gatac Upland Farmers Association
Location : Gatac, Darubba, Quezon, Nueva Vizcaya
Year Established : 2014
Area : 86 has.
Planted Species/Commodity: Guyabano, Cacao, Citrus
THANK YOU!
National Greening Program
