1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 SBC. 9. Respect for the names and designations made by the ICC/IP. _ Place names and designations of ICCAs in the native dialect of the ICCs/IPs shall be accorded and used in all official publications of government. CHAPTER III REGISTRATION AND MAINSTREAMING OF ICCAS SEC. 10. National ICCA Registry. — To ensure the availability of official information on ICCAs, there is hereby established a centralized information management system to be known as the National ICCA Registry. The National ICCA Registry shall contain records of all pertinent information voluntarily submitted by the concerned ICC/IP regarding their respective ICCAs using a template to be designed by the DENR and NCIP . SEC. 11. Implementing Arrangements and Operational Structures. — The lead in the establishment of the National ICCA Registry and shall be jointly responsible for its management and maintenance: Provided, that all information in the National ICCA Registry shall be owned by the ICC/IP providing such information as part of their community intellectual propertv rights. 21 22 SEC. 12. Inclusion in the Comprehensive Land Use Plans and Forest Land 23 Use Plans. — ICCAs recorded in the National ICCA Registry shall be 24 included and duly reflected in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) of 25 the concerned LGU. National government agencies shall likewise ensure that 26 ICCAs are recognized in land use plans covering lands under public 27 domains. 28 29 SEC. 13. Formal recognition and listing of ICCAs. — Within six (6) months 30 from the effectivity of this Act, the NCIP and the DENR, in consultation with 31 the ICCs/IPs, shall jointly issue the procedural rules and regulations for the 32 recording and listing of ICCAs in the National ICCA Registry. The procedure 33 shall provide guidelines for the documentation and mapping of ICCAs by the 34 ICCAs themselves or with the assistance of government and non-government 35 entities at the option of the ICC/IP. It shall also provide for the incorporation 36 of ICCA in the Ancestral Domain Sustainable Development and Protection 37 Plan (ADSDPP). 38 39 CHAPTER IV 40 ROLE OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 41 42 SEC. 14. Role of the NCIP. — The NCIP shall be the primary government 43 agency responsible for the full implementation of this Act and shall protect 44 and promote the interest and well-being of the ICCs/IPs in the context of 45 biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation and adaptation. The 46 NCIP shall convene periodic national and subnational conventions of 47 ICCs/ps, government agencies, private sector and civil society organizations 48 to review, assess as well as propose policies or plans to further promote 49 ICCAs. It shall also ensure that ICCA concerns and issues are included and 50 addressed in the ADSDPP of the concerned ICC/IP. 51 52 SEC. 15. Role of the DENR. — The DENR shall provide technical assistance 53 to requesting ICCs/IPs biodiversity assessments and survey, mapping of the 54 ICCA. Upon the formal request of the concerned ICC/IP, the DENR shall 55 provide technical assistance for the international recognition of ICCAs 56 through their listing or registration with the ICCA Registry, the World ICCA