2009 Annual Reports - Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

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BFAR Regional Office 02Ø Hands-on Training of Fisherfolk & ICRMPTechnicians on Livelihood Projects onSeptember 29- October 5, 2009 atBFAR-NBATRC, Pagbilao, Quezon- 3Participants: Male- 3Ø Training on Community Developmentas an Approach in the Application ofKnowledge Management and CommunitybasedInitiatives for SustainableAgriculture and Fisheries on October 12-16, 2009 at Fontana Leisure Parks, ClarkSpecial Economic Zone, Pampanga- 2Participants: Female- 1; Male- 1Ø Capability Building and LivelihoodTraining on the Breeding and Productionof Pangasius on October 19-23, 2009 atBFAR-NIFTC, Tanay, Rizal- 3 Participants:Male– 3Ø Fisheries Observer Program Training onOctober 27-November 21, 2009 at MCSStation and Fishing Technology, Fish PortComplex, Navotas City- 2 Participants:Male– 2Ø 2nd Part-Hands-on Training of Fisherfolk& ICRMP Technicians on LivelihoodProjects: Rearing of Stock and PondManagement on November 3-9, 2009at BFAR-NBATRC, Pagbilao, Quezon-4Participants :Female– 1; Male– 3Ø Training for ADOBE In-Design forNewsletter Layouting on November18-20, 2009 at Laboratory D, Collegeof Information and Computer Science,CSU Carig Campus, Tuguegarao City-1Participant: Male – 1Ø National Trainor’s Training on Fishery LawEnforcement on November 30-December15, 2009 at BFAR-National MarineFisheries Development Center, SangleyPoint, Cavite City- 2 Participants: Male – 2Ø Workshop on the Integrity DevelopmentAction Plan (IDAP) Implementation onNovember 25, 2009 at Casa Angela,Aguinaldo St., Tuguegarao City- 2Participants: Female– 1; Male– 1Ø “Training Course On Management andConservation of Coral Reef Ecosystem InAsia Pacific Region” on May 26-July 25,2009 in Japan-1 Participant: Female-1.Motivation is key. BFAR RO2 employees engage inyoga session to de-stress and maintain well-being.Staff from the BFP Tuguegarao led by C/NSP RoderickEsteban B. Ramirez, MD conducted Training onFirst Aid & Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation at BFARRO2 and its stations.Formulation of the BFAR RO2 Citizens Charter inline with the implementation of Anti Red Tape Act(ARTA). The activity is led by resource personsfrom the BFAR CO.26
ANNUAL REPORT 2009Typhoon / disaster mitigation measuresSummary of Damages and Outline of Rehabilitation AssistanceAffectedDamage on aquacultureTyphoonfisherfolkArea (ha) Quantity (pcs) Value (Php)“Emong”“Ondoy”“Pepeng”Rehabilitation assistanceQuantity (pcs) Value (Php)10.98 260,950 847,530.00 549,000 274,500.00728 71.191,079,240 &40,940 kg2,787 1,079.75 7,910,981 &236,728 kg358,6756,304,190 179,338.0032,695,909 5,583,732 2,995,554Typhoon“Ondoy”“Pepeng”Damage on Equipment / Facilities Value (Php)3 payaos, 2 bancas, 1 MFC, plus infra 1,256,000.00at MBSH & NLFROS397 units various fishing gadgets& damages to government facilities2,180,000Rehabilitation assistance125,000.00 for fishing gears and3,750,000.00 for governmentfacilitiesRegion 02, being part of the typhoon belt,was again not spared from the wrath of tropicalcyclones. Three major typhoons visited the regionwith major damages incurred by the fisheries sector.As rehabilitation assistance, BFAR RO2 providespartial fingerling requirement to flooded fishpondsand damaged cages and other production areas. Thebureau likewise provides fishing gear as assistanceto coastal folk who incur damages on their fishingequipment or gears.The following are measures recommendedby the BFAR RO2 Disaster Task Force to avoid or /and lessen impact of natural and other calamitiesto fishery projects:the fishpond at 4 meters interval wherein nets canbe attached immediately upon news of incomingtyphoon to prevent escape of stocks in case offlooding.6. or construct a covered hapa (net enclosure or cage)within the pond where stocks can be temporarilysecured in times of flooding. Use seine net to drivefishes towards the hapa.1. Consider timing of stocking of fingerlings such thatcritical periods can be avoided (floods and drought),abrupt change of salinity (for brackish water areas)and other water parameters due to floods and heavyrains.2. Increase and fortify pond dike for flood proneareas.3. Adhere to the Code of Practice for ResponsibleAquaculture FAO 214. Follow proper feeding rate andstock management to avoid fish kill. Proper zoningor spacing should be followed for fish cages to allowgood water flow and avoid pollution.4. Implement forced or emergency harvest duringoccurrence of drought, pollution or flood. Undersizedstock can be processed into tilanggit (daing) whilethe good sized can be marketed immediately orprocessed into a number of ways to increase value.5. Install sturdy poles around the inside perimeter of27
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