Agrarian reform beneficiaries who are former workers of a big oil palm plantation in Rosario, Agusan del Sur will get their individual land titles within a month — or at least, before President Rodrigo Duterte ends his term on June 30.
The project aims to distribute to individual beneficiaries some 1.38 million hectares. The DAR project is funded by P24 billion from theWorld Bank.
He said a total of 3,150 hectares of the oil palm plantation areas would be distributed to 1,143 ARBs in the form of Certificates of Land Ownership Award . Then-President Corazon Aquino personally turned over the CLOAs to the farmworkers of the company who formed themselves into the NGPI Multi-Purpose Cooperative on Dec. 12, 1988 in Cagayan de Oro City.
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