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    This document discusses the history and key aspects of agrarian reform in the Philippines. It explains that agrarian reform aims to transition land from being owned by religious orders and large landowners to being owned and operated by farmers through various administration's land reform programs. The Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) of 1988 was the largest such program, focusing on land distribution, leaseholds, profit sharing, and supporting farmers through production and credit services. While CARP accomplished land redistribution for around 1 million families, questions remain around how far future reforms will go.

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    Econ Group 3

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    This document discusses the history and key aspects of agrarian reform in the Philippines. It explains that agrarian reform aims to transition land from being owned by religious orders and large landowners to being owned and operated by farmers through various administration's land reform programs. The Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) of 1988 was the largest such program, focusing on land distribution, leaseholds, profit sharing, and supporting farmers through production and credit services. While CARP accomplished land redistribution for around 1 million families, questions remain around how far future reforms will go.

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    what is AGRARIAN REFORM?

    Agrarian Condition
    In the Philippines
    AGRARIAN
    REFORM
    IN THE PHILIPPINES
    Spanish Time

    Land ownership of Friars and Religious Orders


    Spanish Time

    Shared-Tenancy
    American Time

    Rise of the Hacienda System


    Macapagal
    Administration

    Transition to owned-operated farms


    Marcos Administration

    Land Reform Decree


    Aquino Administration

    Implemention
    of the
    Land Reform Program
    Land Reform

    Agrarian Reform
    Land Reform
    Agrarian Reform
    Principles behind
    the
    Agrarian Reform
    Social Justice

    Just Compensation

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    Features of the Agrarian Reform
    R.A. No. 6657
    What is the CARP?

    The Comprehensive Agrarian Reform


    Program
    The CARP was a response to the peoples clamor
    and expectations of a more effective land reform
    program that would supposedly correct the many
    flaws that plagued the previous land reform
    programs.

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    What is the CARP?

    Features of the CARP

    provides for the coverage of all agricultural lands


    recognizes as beneficiaries of the program all
    workers in the land
    provides for the delivery of support services to
    program beneficiaries.
    ensure the tenurial security of farmworkers

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    What is the CARP?

    Components of the CARP

    Land Distribution

    Leasehold Operation

    Production and Profit Sharing

    Stock Distribution Option

    Commercial Farms Deferment

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    What is the CARP?

    CARP Accomplishments

    Accomplishment rate of 40%


    Roughly 1 million beneficiary households
    Roughly 2 million hectares given

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    The Future of CARP
    The Future of CARP

    How much reforms is the government willing to implement?


    How much resources is government willing to devote to such reforms?

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