This document outlines the steps for local agricultural development (LAD) planning in the Philippines. It details developing an agricultural development plan with strategic directions, programs and projects, an investment plan, and resource mobilization and monitoring plans. The plan ensures a municipal agricultural profile with SWOT analysis is completed. The vision, mission, goals, and objectives provide the strategic directions for the plan to achieve sustainable agricultural and economic development.

1. LAD Planning

2. Component Steps 1. Revisit the Municipal Development Plans/Municipal Agricultural Development Plans

3. Component Steps 2. Formulate/update the agricultural development plan with strong emphasis on the business and marketing aspects ensuring presence of the following: Municipal Agriculural Profile Municipal Agricultural Development Strategic Directions Identified Programs/Projects Five-Year Agricultural Development Investment Plan Resource Mobilization Plan Monitoring and Evaluation Plan

4. Component Steps 3. Plan Validation and legitimization 4. Plan presentation to resource institutions 5. Inclusion in the LGU’s Annual Operations and Investment Plans and those of agencies committing to provide support/assistance.

5. The MAP Ensure completeness of information For Resource-based SWOT Analysis and competitive assessment to: - highlight the “strengths” of the area to capitalize - identify “weaknesses” to overcome - pinpoint “opportunities” to exploit - underscore “threats” to neutralize

6. The Municipal Agridev Strategic Directions or VMGOS - declares the general or agricultural development Vision Mission Goals/Objectives Strategies

7. The Municipal Agridev Vision image of desired future gives clear direction, hope forward-looking A blueprint for change

8. Agricultural Development Vision of Sagay, Camiguin A self-reliant, god-centered and dynamic agri-aqua and tourism-based community, living and working in accordance w/ the principles of sustainable development.

9. The Municipal Agridev A general statement of how the vision will be achieved Can be formulated by asking the following questions: What actions are needed? 2. Who will do them? 3. What conditions should be there?

10. Agri-dev Mission of Sagay, Camiguin To enable the people of Sagay achieve better quality of life for the present and future generations.

11. The Municipal Agridev Goals The sectoral targets of the vision with long term focus Considerations for stating thegoals: How to attain the vision and accomplish the mission? 2. Statement of intended outcome or impact? Examples: Increased income better health for the population increased productivity improved educational services

12. Goals of Municipality of Sagay 1. Prevent environmental degradaion and promote the regeneration of natural resources 2. Accelerate socio-economic growth through increased agri-aqua production and tourism development 3. Improve the level of human development through the delivery of basic social services and appropriate educaation for community empowerment

13. Agri-Dev Goals of Sagay, Camiguin To improve the living condition of the people and enable them to become self-reliant through poverty alleviation, sustainable agriculture, rural industry and tourism development.

14. The Municipal Agridev Objectives Targets to be achieved in the short-run quantified in terms of degrees of achievement and timelines Has the following characteristics: S PECIFIC M EASURABLE A TTAINABLE R ELEVANT T IME-BOUND E XCITING R EWARDING

15. Agri-Dev Objectives of Sagay, Camiguin 1. To achieve an accelerated socio-economic growth. 2. to increase overall agricultural production as a base for industrialization 3. To increase the real income of marginal farmers and sustenance fishermen thereby reducing poverty incidence in the municipality

16. The Municipal Agridev Objectives SAMPLE Objectives Statement At the end of five years, the following shall have been achieved by coconut farmers: Increased coco farm productivity by 80%; Increased income from P 10,000/quarter to at least P 20,000.00; 3. Send all three children to school; 4. Afford the family’s basic needs.

17. The Municipal Agridev Strategies Examples: - Hastening land reform and improving services delivery - Food self-sufficiency - Dissemination of commodity-specific agri-fishery technologies - Agro-ecological and agro-system based development - Market-based approaches (commodity-Specific, value-adding)

18. The 5-Year Agridev Investment Plan Contains the objectives and strategies; programs/projects/activities; expected outputs; timeframe; and responsibility centers. basis for AOP and AIP

19. The 5-Year Municipal Agricultural Development Investment Plan 2006-2010 Municipality of _______

20. Resource Mobilization Plan Identifies programs/projects and sources of resources/assistance which include the LGU itself and external institutions (NGAs, NGOs, ODA)

21. Monitoring and Evaluation Plan Determines M & E membership, track progress and performance of programs/projects implemented based on target quantity and quality standards.