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FOB Market price is the average per cubic meter price of logs of a given species group at a specified pricing point for the previous calendar year determined as prescribed in DAO- No. 91-65. However, it is no longer used as the basis for computing forest charges.

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Which of the following is not a characteristics of extension in social forestry or community-based forestry?

• It recognizes that extension targets posses valuable knowledge and experiences.

• It is a one-way process of transferring knowledge, attitude and skills.

• It helps people identify areas of assistance.

• It is a catalyst for people in discussing problems, making decisions and taking action.

Agenda 21 is the United Nations statement of environmental principles towards sustainable development adopted during the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. In support to this UN statement, the Philippines adopted Angat Pinoy 2004 which translate the Global Agenda 21 in local actions and lays out the blueprint for guiding the country towards sustainable development.

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Technological change refers to revisions that occur in people's application of their technical knowledge and skills as the adopt to the environment. On the other hand, social change refers to variations or modications in any aspect of social process, pattern or form.

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Pursuant to R.A. No. 7161 the rate of forest charges per cubic meter of premium species is P3,000.00. Under the same law, the rate of forest charges per cubic meter of timber cut from planted trees and other forest products harvested from industrial tree plantations and private lands covered by existing titles and approved lands covered by existing titles and approved land applications is P1,000.00.

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In the Master Plan for Forestry Development, the program for non-wood forest-based industries is categorized under Enterprise Development.

• Institutional Development

• Enterprise Development

• Man and Environment

• Forest Management and Products Development

Fly ash refers to any air-borne colloidal system that is formed by chemical reaction or any process such as combustion, distillation, sublimation or condensation. It consists predominantly, but not exclusively, or carbon, ashes or other combustible materials.

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Republic Act No. 7586 provides for the establishment and management of a National Integrated Protected Areas System. Under this law, established protected area shall be administered by a Protected Area Management Council.

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Under the Forest Occupancy Management Program, resettlement and management-in-place were the approaches in addressing the problem of occupation in forest lands. Under the said program, the duration of the tenurial instrument was two years years.

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When was the first Philippine Forestry School established?

• November 30, 1894

• April 19, 1910

• November 19, 1904

• August 13, 1898