72 B. IP Rights Advocacy and Monitoring of Treaty Obligations (IPRAMTO) The IPRAMTO accomplishment articulates a very humble gain for the FY 2018. On funding allocation, 100% was fully utilized by the Central and Regional Offices. Almost implemented eighteen (18) Programs, Activities and Projects with six (6) administered by the Human Rights Division, Central Office and twelve (12) at the regional levels. For these PAPs, a total of more or less 12,500 IPs were benefited. The Central Office provided additional support activities to three (3) regions affected by armed conflict. The Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), Regions 9 and 3 were supported. The CAR provided equipment and materials to the ancestral domain of Asipulo, Ifugao specifically for IPs affected by armed conflict at Barangay Camandag. For this, 280 IPs that includes the LGUs and 200 IP children were benefitted from this activity. The conduct of IP leaders consultation cum seminar on IP issues to increase their awareness on NCIP IPRAMTO Programme as an IP rights protection mechanism in Regions 9 and 3 have benefitted at least 150 IP leaders including 10 women and local government agencies. 1. Instituting & enhancing mechanisms for monitoring complaints of IP rights violations (IPRVs). This seeks to ensure that mechanisms are instituted to address, validate and monitor reports of complaints from indigenous peoples including incidents of violence and killings in ancestral domains affecting IPs including indigenous women and children due to various reasons such armed conflicts, insurgency, forced displacements, discrimination, lack of awareness on IP rights, land and community insecurities and IP/human rights violations. While this activity started in previous years, FY 2018 has focused on documenting, validating reports and strengthening of quick response mechanisms (QRM), and supporting InterAgency Committees against Torture (IACAT) activities. At least five (5) PAPs