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Indicators Baganga Banaybanay Boston Caraga Cateel Governor Generoso Lupon Manay Mati Indicators Baganga Banaybanay Boston Caraga Cateel Governor Generoso Lupon Manay Mati (city) San Isidro Tarragona M/C Fisheries Ordinance Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No No Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Ordinance on MCS Yes No No report submitted No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Allow Entry of CFV Yes No No report submitted No Yes No No Yes No No No report submitted Existence of Ordinance No No report submitted No No No No N/A No report submitted CRM Plan Yes Yes No report submitted No No Yes No No No report submitted ICM Plan Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes Yes No report submitted CWUP No No report submitted No No Yes Yes No No report submitted Water Delineation Yes N/A No report submitted No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Registration of fisherfolk Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted List of org/coop/NGOs Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Registration of Boats Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Licensing of Boats Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Fees for Use of Boats Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Licensing of Gears No Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes No Yes No No report submitted Fees for Use of Gears No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No report submitted Auxiliary Invoices No Yes No report submitted No Yes Yes No Yes No No report submitted Monthly Summary Report No Yes No report submitted N/A No No Yes No No report submitted Fish Landing Site Yes Yes No report submitted No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Fish Ports No Yes No report submitted No No Yes No No No Yes No report submitted Ice Plants No No No report submitted No Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No report submitted Cold Storage No No No report submitted No No Yes No No No No No report submitted Licensing of Fishery Structures No Yes No report submitted N/A No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Fees for Fishery Structures No Yes No report submitted N/A No Yes Yes No Yes No No report submitted Registry of Fishery Structures No No No report submitted N/A No Yes Yes Yes No No No report submitted Area of Aquaculture Yes Yes No report submitted N/A No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted 10% Area Limit of Aquaculture Yes No report submitted No No Yes N/A No report submitted Fish Catch Monitoring Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N/A No report submitted Livelihood Yes Yes No report submitted Yes N/A Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Training Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Marketing Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Production Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Credit No Yes No report submitted No No Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Research No Yes No report submitted No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Technology Mngt. No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Collaboration on Coastal Mngt No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No report submitted Assessment for Overfishing Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes No No Yes No report submitted Limiting Fishery Activities Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes No N/A No No report submitted Closed Season No Yes No report submitted No No Yes Yes No No N/A No report submitted Fishing Effort No Yes No report submitted N/A No No Yes No No No No report submitted Migratory Species No No No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Migratory Paths No No No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Structures along Migratory Path No No report submitted No Yes No No No No No report submitted Fishery Reserves Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N/A No report submitted 15% Area for Fishery Reserves Yes Yes No report submitted No Yes Yes Yes N/A Yes No report submitted Existecnce of M/C FARMCs Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes N/A Yes N/A No report submitted LGU Assistance on FARMC Formation Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N/A No report submitted Mngt of Municipal Waters Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Enactment of Ordinances Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Determination of License Fees Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Establishment Catch Ceiling Limitation Yes Yes No report submitted No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No report submitted Establishment of Closed Season Yes Yes No report submitted No Yes Yes No No Yes No report submitted Entry of small/medium CFV Yes Yes No report submitted No Yes Yes No No No No report submitted Limiting Entry into MW No Yes No report submitted No No Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Establishment of area for Aquaculture No Yes No report submitted No No Yes Yes No Yes No No report submitted Determine Migratory Paths No No No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Establishment of Post-Harvest Facility No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Declaration of Fishery Reserves No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Establishment of Fishery Sactuaries No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Assist in preparation of MFDP No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Recommend enactment of MFO Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Assist in enforcement Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Advise SB Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Perform Other Functions Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted M/C PDO Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Chairperson, Agri/Fishery Committee Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Rep M/C Dev Council Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Rep Accredited NGO Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Rep private Sector Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Rep DA Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Rep 11 Fisherfolk Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Rep Youth/Women Sector Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Fish Warden Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Unauthorized Fishing No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Unauthorized Fisheries Activities No Yes No report submitted N/A Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Unreported Fishing No Yes No report submitted N/A Yes No Yes No No Yes No report submitted UnregulatedFishing No Yes No report submitted N/A Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Fishing Through Explosives Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Use of Fine Mesh Net Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Fishing in Overexploited FMA No Yes No report submitted N/A Yes Yes No Yes No No report submitted Use of Active Gear in MW No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Coral Exploitation/Exportation No Yes No report submitted N/A Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Muro-ami No Yes No report submitted N/A Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Super Lights/Light Attractors No Yes No report submitted N/A Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Fishing during Closed Season No Yes No report submitted N/A Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Fishing in MPA Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Fishing of Taking of Rare/Threatened Species No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Capture of Sabalo No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Import/Export of Fishery Species No No No report submitted No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Violation of Harvest Control Rules No No No report submitted No No Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Aquatic Pollution No Yes No report submitted No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Falsifying of Vessel Markings No No No report submitted Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Concealing of Investigation of Violation No No No report submitted No No Yes Yes No Yes Yes No report submitted Gathering of Regulated Aquatic Species No No No report submitted No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Obstruction to Navigation of Flow No No No report submitted Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No report submitted Non-compliance of VMM No No No report submitted No No Yes No No Yes Yes No report submitted.
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