 Some IPs is not educated which renders them not knowledgeable with matters that affect meetings, hence, cannot articulate their demands or express their opinions well. Challenges  No funding that can be used for monitoring  Geographical Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDA) are hard to reach to be monitored  Time constraints IPMRs REGION II (BATANES, CAGAYAN, ISABELA, NUEVA VISCAYA, QUIRINO) Rapporteur: Mr. Satur S. Bugnay, IPMR Nueva Viscaya MONITORING Mechanism of IP Rights  Implementation of Bottom up Budgeting (BuB) Projects  Livelihood Initiatives  Barangay IPMR initiatives  OPLAN TOKHANG on Anti-Drug Monitoring  Public Teacher Monitoring Team  CSO/NGO Partnership  Barangay Field Workers (BFW) Partnership  Establishment of additional monitoring task force and formulation of monitoring mechanism STATUS of monitoring mechanism  There is a quarterly assessment, evaluation and planning (In Santiago City IP has no more problems, IP is included in all programs of the LGU and other agencies)  Ongoing validation of IP list to the IP Community MONITORING challenges  Unreliable Source  Complicated, Unsimplified and Unupdated content of Monitoring Tool  Lack of Committee Notifications (IP minority)  Lack of Commitment  Some Municipalities has no Monitoring Team and Mechanism 65