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Item Indicators Balatan Bato Bula Cabusao Calabanga Caramoan San Item Indicators Balatan Bato Bula Cabusao Calabanga Caramoan Del Gallego Garchitorena Lagonoy Libmanan Lupi Minalabac Pasacao Presentacion Ragay Sagnay San Jose Sipocot Siruma Tigaon Tinambac Fernando 1.1 M/C Fisheries Ordinance Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.2 Ordinance on MCS No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted Yes No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.3a Allow Entry of CFV No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No No No report submitted No No No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.3b Existence of Ordinance Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted Yes No report submitted No Yes No report submitted Yes N/A Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.4a CRM Plan No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.4b ICM Plan No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No Yes No report submitted Yes No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.4c CWUP No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.5 Water Delineation No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.6a Registration of fisherfolk Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.6b List of org/coop/NGOs Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.7a Registration of Boats Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.7b Licensing of Boats Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.7c Fees for Use of Boats Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.8a Licensing of Gears Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.8b Fees for Use of Gears Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.9a Auxiliary Invoices Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes No No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.9b Monthly Summary Report Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.10a Fish Landing Site No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted Yes No report submitted No Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.10b Fish Ports Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No Yes No No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.10c Ice Plants No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No No No No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.10d Cold Storage Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No No No No report submitted Yes No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.11a Licensing of Fishery Structures Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No Yes No No report submitted Yes No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.11b Fees for Fishery Structures Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No Yes No No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.11c Registry of Fishery Structures Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No N/A No No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.12a Area of Aquaculture No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted Yes No report submitted Yes No No report submitted Yes No Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.12c 10% Area Limit of Aquaculture No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted N/A No No report submitted Yes No No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.13 Fish Catch Monitoring Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.14a Livelihood Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.14b Training Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted Yes Yes Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.14c Marketing Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No No report submitted No report submitted No No No No report submitted Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted 1.14d Production Yes No report submitted No report submitted No report submitted
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