resource management plan shall be prepared and institutionalized relative to the identified ancestral management units/blocks by the community underscoring collective agreements and commitments on natural resource protection, conservation and utilization. However, for purposes of ensuring sustainability and control, any resource utilization set by the communities shall be documented. All concerned entities (DENR, NCIP, and LGU) shall be informed accordingly for purposes of monitoring and transparency. The following principles shall be observed in resources utilization: 10.1. Only those ICCs/IPs with registered STIFRMSP shall be issued with forest resource utilization permit. 10.2. That any resource utilization in the form of timber or non-timber shall be replaced by the user with an equivalent number of tree seedlings or similar customary arrangement, and a s imposed by the community in accordance with its policies and sustainable customs and practices; 10.3. That the existing land use a s a traditionally managed forest especially for watershed protection shall be regulated and extraction of resources shall be allowed only in areas identified by the community a s production site. However, utilization within the areas shall be allowed subject to the provisions of the approved Ancestral Domain Sustainable Development and Protection Plan (ADSDPP); 10.4. The resource extraction shall be in accordance with existing traditional resource rights defined by the community in its indigenous system and practice. All DENR laws, rules and guidelines on resource utilization shall be applicable in a supplementary manner; 10.5. The resources extracted for utilization or to be traded outside the domain/locality by the concerned ICC/IP shall be regulated. The disposition of timber and non-timber products shall be governed by the applicable DENR laws, rules and regulations relative to the requisite shipping/ transport documents; 10.6. Resources utilization from naturally grown forests for livelihood projects a s carving, handicrafts, manufacturing, etc., shall be regulated and only the allowable volume/number of species needed a s raw materials for livelihood projects could be disposed of outside the domain/locality in accordance with existing traditional resource rights and DENR laws, rules and regulations; and 10.7. Resources harvested from the established indigenous forest/forest plantation to be further processed into finished products (i.e. carving, ornamental, handicrafts, novelty items, etc.), shall be allowed to be transported outside the point of origin to any market outlets subject to DENR laws, rules and regulations. Sec. 11. Capability Building/Enhancement Program. - There shall be a joint capability building/enhancement framework to implement training programs for the Resource Management Technical Group from the DENR, the NCIP, LGUs, other stakeholders and ICCs/IPs in order to ensure sustainability in the adoption of appropriate sustainable traditional indigenous forest resources management systems/practices.