II. EFFECTIVENESS You ask, are we [NCIP] effective? My answer is YES. Because the more the Indigenous Peoples assert their right the more we [duty-bearers] in the government should bear their call. “  As duty bearer: You ask, are we [NCIP] effective? My answer is YES. Because the more the  It is effective – IPs are Indigenous Peoples assert their right the demanding implementation more we [duty-bearers] in the government should bear their call. of their rights (rising demand for IP Rights implementation)  IPs is part of planning and budgeting processes of NCIP.  Challenges  What is the context of IPs on Right to Development? Is it about the ‘culture is changing’? In any essence if we go back to the history, ‘development’ is aggression to the Indigenous Peoples  Mobilizing all duty bearers to be knowledgeable/ aware of IP Rights – being knowledgeable [for them] is being responsive and more culturally sensitive programs  Adopting IP Rights (IPRA) in our hearts, in all agency Projects and Programs (PAPS) for IP Rights to Development – i.e. inclusion of duty bearers on IPRA  No development peace without respect of IP Rights (ADSPPs) IPMRs CAR (ABRA, APAYAO, BENGUET, BAGUIO CITY, IFGUAO, KALINGA, MONTAIN PROVINCE) AND REGION I (ILOCOS NORTE, ILOCOS SU, LA UNION, PANGASINAN) Rapporteur: Mr. Noel Licaban Apayyo, IPMR Ilocos Sur Concern/ Action Health Education Livelihood Infrastructure*** Self Governance Present Solution Monitoring Style By Observation Training on Monitoring Questioning Oral Template for Monitoring Tools Unofficial Mobilization Resources Documentations Royalty Tax Training for Tourism Management*** 57