capacity of ICCs/IPs towards the protection of their community intellectual rights. Identify data sets as IKSP data to be reflected in the ADSDPP in respect to their intellectual property rights. 7.1.4. Development Needs of the ICCs and their Ancestral Domain. This portion shall highlight the needs, problems and concerns to fully develop the ICCs/IPs and their ancestral domains. It shall also identify collective I or community traditional capacities used to either protect or claim their rights to their ancestral domains and lands, to self-govemance and empowerment, social justice and human rights and right to cultural integrity. The extent or magnitude of the problem shall be presented and concerns for determining priorities shall be indicated. Likewise, the strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities as well as probable resources shall be indicated. 7.2. DEVELOPMENT AND PROTECTION PLANS AND PROGRAMS. The ADSDPP shall specify plans and programs to meet the identified needs of the community and the ancestral domain. The spatial and development plans/programs and activities include those pertaining to, among others, ancestral domain/territorial integrity, forest and marine conservation/protection or renewal, water security, pollution prevention, environmentally critical areas, commitment to maintain ecological balance, land utilization and management, and the socioeconomic or human resources development of the ICCs/IPs. 7.3. IMPLEMENTATION POLICIES AND MECHANISMS. The ADSDPP shall embody policies, structures, procedures and other mechanisms to ensure the implementation of the plan. The implementation plan shall include the following: 7.3.1. Regulatory Instruments. The ICCs/IPs shall clearly define the manner and the tools for regulating the use of land, marine and natural resources within the ancestral domain. 7.3.2. Implementation Schemes. In the implementation of the ADSDPP, consideration of the following must be adhered to: 7.3.2.1. The IP community shall take full ownership, responsibility and accountability for the programs/ projects' outputs and activities; 7.3.2.2. Accountability would measure performance, pinpoint responsibility, and allow continuous improvement; 7.3.2.3. Plans and programs would lead to the sustained development of the ICCs/IPs capacities to claim/ assert their rights; and 7.3.2.4. The legislative agenda of the IPMR shall advocate among others the passage of ordinances geared towards the protection of the environment and the implementation of the development plans and programs identified in the ADSDPP. 6