DNYD Day in DAR Sorsogon

Beth Sentes, ARPO I mentoring the two new ARPTs.

Inset Photos: PARPO Leo, CARPO Nida, CARPO Noli, and ARPO Lory.

Engr. Noli O. Olitin, CARPO-LTID called the Agrarian Reform Program Technologists (ARPTs) and Senior Agrarian Reform Program Technologists (SARPTs) together with the LTI and Legal Division staff for a one-day review of the Distributed Not Yet Documented (DNYD) landholdings to familiarize the new ARPTs  of the guidelines in the documentation and processing of DNYD Folders. The activity is also aimed to review, validate, and identify lacking requirements and problems, issues and concerns affecting each landholdings; and to identify landholdings which are potential for submission to DAR Provincial Office.

“At least you are ready,” PARPO Leonito M. Gaveria said during his message after asking the new ARPTs how their MARPOs coach them.

Now that the DARMOs are complemented with technical personnel, it is expected that the work on OLT Landholdings will be completed. “Just do the OLT so that it will be finished,” Lorena M. Gutierrez, DNYD Point Person advised the DARMO participants.

The DNYD Day was complemented with an exchange of questions and answers between the participants and staff of LTI and Legal Divisions on related issues to clarify things. CARPO Nida Santiago discussed also some important matters in relation to DNYD landholdings. “If you have difficulties, always ask your MARPO or the LTI Division staff,” she added.

To orient the DARMO participants in some recent developments, CARPO Noli presented the Target-Budget-Procurement linkages as an important guide in implementing and monitoring the different Land Tenure Services (LTS) activities. He emphasized the need for higher physical accomplishment to be able to maximize utilization of funds.