monetary for their basic needs. The issue that were fisherfolks currently facing now is the insufficient funds for livelihood programs. There are different kinds of fishing: 1. Fish cage 2. Gleaning 3. Fish Vending 4. Drift Grill (Palaran) 5. Encircling Gill Net (Tagata) 6. Cash Net (Laya) 7. Bottom Set Gill Net (Pukot) 8. Hook and line (Pasol) 9. Spear (Pamana) 10. Pamo 11. Fish Pot(bobo) 12. Squid Tigger (Subid) 13. Multiple Drift Gill (Palaran) 14. Push Net (Sudsud) 15. Bottom Drift Gill Net (Pante) 16. Multiple Hook and Line (Panghe) 17. Tuga 18. Active Gear (Pamawo) 19. Scoop Net (Pangbolinao) B. 222 40 10 9 35 23 195 26 4 48 14 1 1 15 6 1 6 5 Policies and programs As policies and programs for the fisherfolk sector, DILG responded that their office issued several policies/directives and even Joint Memorandum Circulars with other agencies pertaining to marginal/vulnerable sectors with purpose of uplifting their plight. Moreover, supported by LGU report there are implemented municipal ordinances such as Marine Sanctuary 31.74 has. SB Ordinance No. 001, Series of 2002 and Fishery Reserve 40.09 has. SB Ordinance No. 005, Series of 2007. The general programs of DILG for fisherfolks before ECQ was the SALINTUBIG and Assistance to Municipalities, the Conditional Matching Grand Road Projects (CMGP) and the Performance Challenge Fund (PCF) that believe fisherfolks benefited. Likewise, provision of livelihood projects under LGU established Training on Bangus Deboning and Food Processing, Brgy1 Fisherfolks Fish Pot Project, establishment of Mariculture Park and Community Fish Processing, Cubi2x Fisherfolks Crab Fattening and Milkfish Production Project, Talisay Fisherfolks Bangus Fish Cage Project, Camagong Fisherfolks AquaCulture Project, SANROPFLA Crab Fattening Project, PFSDA and MMAA Milkfish Production. 10 | P a g e 2nd Floor, CAP Bldg., J.C. Aquino Ave cor J. Rosales Ave Butuan City Tel. Nos. (085) 342-6848 0939-534-9354