Status of CARP implementation As the lead agency, DAR is responsible for three interrelated components: (i) Land Acquisition and Development (LAD), (ii) Agrarian Justice Delivery (AJD), and (iii) Support Services for Program Beneficiaries Development (PBD). On Land Acquisition and Distribution (LAD) Table 5 shows that DAR has distributed 90 percent of its LAD working scope after 30 years of CARP. As of 1 January 2018, however, the LAD balance is 561,131 hectares, of which, 520,674 hectares (93 percent) are private agricultural lands. Of these private lands, 70 percent are under compulsory acquisition (Table 5). Adding the landholdings without NOCs and those with pending cases, the actual LAD balance should be around 760,000 ha.2 Table 5. LAD accomplishment by target scope and mode of acquisition, as of 31 December 2017. Land Type/ Mode of Acquisition Total Area Accomplished as of 31 Dec 2017 (in ha) Accomplished as percent of Working Scope Remaining Balance as of 01 Jan 2018 (in ha) 3,173,465 2,652,791 84% 520,674 Operation Land Transfer (OLT) 616,553 596,213 97% 20,340 Gov’t Financial Institutions (GFI) lands** 184,919 172,329 93% 12,589 Compulsory Acquisition (CA) 749,884 384,366 51% 365,519 Voluntary Offer to Sell (VOS) 753,685 656,199 87% 97,485 Voluntary Land Transfer (VLT) 868,425 843,683 97% 24,742 2,177,900 2,137,443 98% 40,457 831,402 816,021 98% 15,381 91,776 83,543 91% 8,233 1,254,722 1,237,879 99% 16,843 5,351,365 4,790,234 90% 561,131 Private Agricultural Lands (PAL) Non-Private Agricultural Lands (Non-PAL) Settlements Landed Estates Government-owned lands (GOL)/ KKK lands National/Total Total Working Scope* (in ha) Source: DAR Bureau of Land Tenure Improvement, 2018. DAR Presentation for Organizational Briefing at the Senate Committee on Agrarian Reform, 24 August 2016. 2 Asian NGO Coalition for Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (ANGOC) 41