121st LANDS ANNIVERSARY -SEPTEMBER 5, 2022
- KEYNOTE SPEECH OF SECRETARY MARIA ANTONIA YULO LOYZAGA
- OPENING MESSAGE OF ATTY. EMELYNE V. TALABIS, DIRECTOR, LMB
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LMB GADFPS Conducts an Orientation on the Disposition of Lots Under Proclamation 172
The Land Management Bureau-Gender and Development Focal Point System (LMB-GADFPS) headed by the GAD Chairperson Ms. Maria Gina F. Pascua together with the Head of Taguig Unit Mr. Allan B. Macalalad conducted an orientation to LGU Partner Barangay Lower Bicutan on June 08, 2022 on the Disposition of Lots under Proclamation No. 172. This activity is part of LMB’s mainstreaming of Gender and Development (GAD) related activities for CY 2022.
In attendance, there were thirty (30) key leaders and residents of Barangay Lower Bicutan participated in the said activity.
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LMB moves to strengthen implementation of land laws, policies and surveying and titling activities
The Land Management Bureau (LMB), in its goal to provide efficient and effective land titling, has been pushing for amendments to existing land laws and strengthening implementation of policies in response to issues on land administration and management within the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and regional offices.
The High Level Policy Consultation conducted on April 27 to 28, 2022 is an avenue to propose solutions to pressing concerns on land survey and titling activities.
In his message, Undersecretary Ernesto Adobo emphasized the importance of land ownership and recalled the writings of renowned Hernando de Soto (Hidden Capital). He mentioned that the key to maximize government shares in land market activities is for the government to focus its effort in completing land titling and recognition of tenures. This starts with revisiting antiquated land laws including Commonwealth Act 141 or the Public Land Act.
CA 141 is considered as the mother law for all other policies related to land titling. Various provisions in the said law need updates for it to be responsive to the current challenges in the land sector. Subsequent laws, such as the Civil Code of 1950, the Forestry Code of 1975, and the Philippine Constitution of 1987, have provisions that have significant amendments to the Public Land Act.
LMB celebrates Women Empowerment and Gender Equality in 2022
The Land Management Bureau (LMB) through the LMB-Gender and Development Focal Point System (LMB-GADFPS), officially welcomed the National Women’s Month honoring the ever-changing roles of women in the society. This year’s theme is “We Make Change Work For Women.”
The highlight of this year’s celebration is the GADakilaan ng Kawani Awards, in recognition of the efforts made by LMB employees who chose to extend help during the pandemic while dealing with their own personal struggles.
Read more: LMB celebrates Women Empowerment and Gender Equality in 2022
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Land Management Bureau (LMB) officials and employees on their Year-end Assessment held last December 5-8, 2022 at the ION Hotel, Baguio City. It was attended by the Director, Assistant Director, Division Chiefs, Project and Section Heads, and other Key Officers. Read More |
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In order to orient, consult and clear out operational issues, the Land Management Bureau (LMB) conducted a Consultation on Operational Issues and Orientation on the newly implemented DENR Administrative Order No. 2021-38 entitled, Implementing Rules and Regulation on Republic Act (R.A) 11573 Read More |
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In Photo: LMB GADFPS Chairperson Ms. Maria Gina F. Pascua and GADFPS Coordinator Mr. Yves Balerio together with the Barangay Officials of the Barangay Upper Bicutan headed by Chairperson Alexander S. Penolio Read More |
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The Land Management Bureau (LMB), spearheaded by the DENREU-LMB Chapter and in coordination with LMB Innovation and Editorial Board, conducted a donation drive last October 1, 2020 at Quezon City General Hospital (QCGH). The DENRU-LMB officials distributed 200 pieces of packed lunch for QCGH medical frontliners as part of the Bureau’s celebration of its 119th Founding Anniversary. The donation was received by Dr. Marivil Herrera and Dr. Kat Bautista of QCGH Surgery Department, together with Ms. Maridol Correos of Logistics, Nursing Department. Read More |
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In order to guide its employees in the preparation and submission of appointments and other human resource actions, the Land Management Bureau (LMB), together with the Civil Service Commission - National Capital Region (CSC-NCR), conducted a Webinar on Rule IX of the 2017 Omnibus Rules on Appointments and Other Human Resource Actions (ORAOHRA) Revised 2018 last August 12, 2020. Read More |
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Land Management Bureau’s (LMB) newly appointed employees took oath as public servants before Director Atty. Emelyne V. Talabis at LMB Office, Estuar Bldg., Quezon Ave., Brgy. Paligsahan, Quezon City on July 2, 2020. Atty. Kim Darriel P. Colis was appointed as Attorney III and Ms. Jennifer Marie C. Borbon was appointed as Special Investigator III under the Legal Division. Additionally, Engr. Jerbee R. Baggay and Engr. Rosemarie L. Leccio were appointed as Engineer III, while Engr. Sally C. Dizon was appointed as Land Management Officer IV under the Land Management Division (LMD). Read More |
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The Land Management Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources provides direction through the development of long and medium-term strategic plans for the land sector and monitoring and evaluation tools to ensure achievement of goals, formulate policies for the efficient and effective administration and management of alienable and disposable public lands and ensure compliance, and develop land and survey standards and guidelines and ensure its compliance.
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