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SARAH JANE C. PONTIMAYOR 2024

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Module 10.
My Daily Journal
(Remember)
THE STRUGGLE YOU'RE IN TODAY IS DEVELOPING THE STRENGTH YOU NEED TOMORROW.

(Day): 30 (Month): May (Year): 2024

Today's Affirmation Goal of the day

(To Do) Priority of the day:

Find happiness in little things
Be efficient with the job
responsibility

(Thoughts) (Morning Rituals Checklist)

SET INTENTIONS FOR CLARITY, VITALITY, AND ROADMAP TO AN ENERGIZED AND PURPOSEFUL START.
INNER PEACE, AND FEEL THE POSITIVE IMPACT
THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

MEDITATE MAKE BED

JOURNAL READ

SELF CARE MOVEMENT

TO START OK DELAY STUCK CANCEL

 Daily Journal
As part of our Environmental and Natural Resources Management course, we recently explored the
critical roles of ENR frontline services and land administration services in the Philippines. This
journal reflects on our key realizations, insights from a Q&A session with a DENR expert, and the
outcomes of our subsequent exam.

ENR frontline services are essential for managing and protecting the country's natural resources.
These services include issuing permits and licenses, providing environmental clearances, and
managing protected areas. One major realization is their role in promoting sustainable resource
use. By regulating activities like logging, mining, and fishing, these services ensure that resource
extraction is conducted responsibly, preserving the environment for future generations.

Efficiency and accessibility in frontline services are crucial. Streamlined processes, clear
guidelines, and responsive customer service can significantly enhance public cooperation with
environmental regulations, promoting better environmental practices. However, challenges such as
limited resources, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and potential corruption highlight the need for
continuous improvement and the adoption of technology to automate processes and improve
accountability.

Land administration services, including land titling, cadastral surveys, land use planning, and
dispute resolution, are equally vital. Secure land tenure encourages investment in land, improving
agricultural productivity and economic stability. Effective land use planning ensures sustainable
and equitable land use, balancing development, agriculture, conservation, and urbanization.

Despite their importance, land administration services face challenges like outdated cadastral data
and slow titling processes. Modernization efforts, such as digitizing land records and using
Geographic Information Systems (GIS), are essential to address these issues and enhance service
delivery.

Our Q&A session with a DENR expert provided deeper insights into these services' practical
challenges and the impact of technology on service delivery. This interaction reinforced our
understanding and emphasized the importance of public engagement in environmental
management.

Following the Q&A, we took an exam to assess our comprehension. This assessment highlighted the
practical implications of ENR frontline and land administration services for environmental
sustainability and public welfare.

In conclusion, ENR frontline and land administration services are crucial for sustainable resource
management and economic stability in the Philippines. Addressing challenges and embracing
continuous improvement and innovation are essential for enhancing these services. This learning
experience underscored the importance of effective environmental management in promoting a
sustainable and prosperous future for the country.
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tulog. Monday pa
daw sugod sa
wellness.