4.2 4.1.2 Identification and sustainability of traditional resource management systems and practices; 4.1.3 Access to external support services on resource management; 4.1.4 Appraisal of the socio-economic and bio-physical conditions in the ancestral domain; 4.1.5 Assessment of existing community capabilities and nature of working relationship with DENR and other external agencies; 4.1.6 Articulation of the community vision, objectives and management strategy; and 4.1.7 Management structures including formation of the community Working Group. The community, through its Working Group may conduct a participatory appraisal of its existing natural resources and socio-economic conditions through community resourcemapping and other participatory processes. The outputs of this exercise may include social, institutional, demographic and economic information; a determination of existing land uses; identification of available natural resources; and a listing of major development opportunities and problems. The community appraisal or assessment of the quality and quantity of existing natural resources in the ancestral domain claim shall be undertaken in place of the usual comprehensive resource inventory. 163