KORONADAL CITY – A complete of 111 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) in Sarangani province at the moment are licensed and authorized homeowners of lands they’ve been tilling after the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) launched on Monday their digital land titles, officers stated.
On Tuesday, Hadji Roldan Ali, Al-Haj, DAR-Soccsksargen assistant regional director, stated the e-title distribution was consistent with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s directive to DAR Secretary Conrado Estrella III to enhance the ARBs’ safety of tenure.
He stated the distribution of e-titles was a part of the company’s land parcelization actions to strengthen ARBs’ particular person possession of the lands they’re truly tilling.
This enterprise is applied below the Support to Parcelization of Land Through Individual Titling (SPLIT) Project, which goals to fast-track the subdivision of collective or co-owned Certificate of Land Ownership Award (CCLOA) into particular person land parcels and subject particular person titles.
Anecito Hibanada, former Chairperson of Fleischer Estate Integrated Multi-purpose Cooperative (FEIMCO), stated that though the beforehand issued CCLOA gave them rights to until their very own lands, they skilled a number of contentions as there arose numerous points on administration.
“In 1996, FEIIMCO was awarded with 214 hectares. We encountered ups and downs as an ARB cooperative involving land ownership,” Hibanada stated.
“But now differences and contentions will surely be avoided through the SPLIT Project and with God’s grace we proudly say that we have fully paid our amortization,” he added.
“Strengthening their property ownership will eventually lead to more successful agricultural ventures,” Ali stated in an announcement.
Cenon Original, OIC-Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II, stated that so far, below the SPLIT Project, the DAR Sarangani provincial workplace has already distributed 807 e-titles to 555 ARBs, protecting an space of 816.2879 hectares.
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