III. How to improve programs as viewed by IPs  Better information about IPs warranted  May require legislative Intervention  Need for Greater convergence of government efforts In the IP perspective, while the government is doing a lot of initiatives, there is a need to converge all its efforts to feel these impacts. IV. Government Sector Perspectives  General Policy  Security Sector  Socio-Economic Sector In view of the government perspective, they also feel these needs. We cannot understand or begin solving the problems if we do not understand the nature and scale of the problems. V. In the IP perspective, while the government is doing a lot of initiatives, there is a need to converge all its efforts to feel these impacts. In view of the government perspective, they also feel these needs. We cannot understand or begin solving the problems if we do not understand the nature and scale of the problems. “ General Themes  Better information is needed  Funding is a common concern but it appears not to be a major stumbling block  Need to create mechanisms to address IP concerns including capacity building I may be corrected but funding is never a problem. There are ways that a program can be delivered. There is a need for mechanism including capacity building so IP can actualize. VI. Status of IP rights monitoring as viewed by IPMRs  Monitoring Mechanism are present  Generally effective in scoping IP concerns  Technical, Funding and Physical Limitations to monitoring There are many monitoring mechanisms, e.g. field visit, coordination with the local agencies, etc. They can understand the need for monitoring but the IP will make it better if they have the monitoring tools and funding (some will have to go in the mountainous area). 68