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    1. There are ongoing boundary disputes between municipalities in Ilocos Sur that are preventing the issuance of certificates affirming ancestral domain titles. Coordination with the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples is needed to resolve the disputes through customary law. 2. Some indigenous peoples in Ilocos Sur are undocumented and no longer have functioning indigenous peoples' organizations, compromising their ownership and control over their ancestral lands. Continuous education and initial documentation efforts are needed. 3. Some areas of Ilocos Sur have no selected indigenous peoples' mandatory representatives to advocate for indigenous peoples' rights. More dialogue with local governments is required to address this.

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    1. There are ongoing boundary disputes between municipalities in Ilocos Sur that are preventing the issuance of certificates affirming ancestral domain titles. Coordination with the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples is needed to resolve the disputes through customary law. 2. Some indigenous peoples in Ilocos Sur are undocumented and no longer have functioning indigenous peoples' organizations, compromising their ownership and control over their ancestral lands. Continuous education and initial documentation efforts are needed. 3. Some areas of Ilocos Sur have no selected indigenous peoples' mandatory representatives to advocate for indigenous peoples' rights. More dialogue with local governments is required to address this.

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    Burning Issues Ilocos Sur - 1

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    1. There are ongoing boundary disputes between municipalities in Ilocos Sur that are preventing the issuance of certificates affirming ancestral domain titles. Coordination with the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples is needed to resolve the disputes through customary law. 2. Some indigenous peoples in Ilocos Sur are undocumented and no longer have functioning indigenous peoples' organizations, compromising their ownership and control over their ancestral lands. Continuous education and initial documentation efforts are needed. 3. Some areas of Ilocos Sur have no selected indigenous peoples' mandatory representatives to advocate for indigenous peoples' rights. More dialogue with local governments is required to address this.

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    BACKGROUND EFFECTS ACTIONS TAKEN WAYS FORWARD REMARKS

    1. Unresolved boundary disputes Full ownership and Coordination and Active participation Successful initial
    between AD municipalities control/formal recognition partnership with during succeeding settlement
    (The municipality of San Emilio and of the IPs and their rights counterpart NCIP settlement thru
    Cervantes have pending AD delineation over their ancestral offices to facilitate the customary processes
    for the issuance of CADT due to the
    domains/lands are resolution thru
    presence of boundary disputes with the
    neighboring AD municipalities of Luba, compromised customary law
    Abra and Tadian Mt. Province settlement
    respectively
    2. Undocumented IPS Disputes are no longer settled Continuous conduct of Complete Partnership with the
    (The IPS of different AD municipalities swiftly and amicably since IPS IEC and initial documentation of their LGU
    are no longer functioning as such; members are no longer documentations of their IPS with the assistance
    undocumented IPS respected IPAS during AD of IPMRs and IP Youth
    visitations and
    community assemblies
    3. Some AD areas have no selected There is no IP representative Continuous Initial conduct of IECs IECs to continue and
    IPMRs to champion IP rights dialogue/lobbying with with the concerned will be piggybacked
    (The IPMR selection is not the priority concerned LGUs municipality during ED visitations
    program of LGU)
    BURNING ISSUES
    ILOCOS SUR

    Prepared by:

    Atty. Marvin C. Biligan


    Provincial Officer
    Ilocos Sur

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