Agrarian Reform in the Philippines

Land Settlement and Development Corporation, replaced the National Land Settlement Administration.

National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration, resettled dissidents and landless farmers.

Defined the relationship between landowners and tenants, establishing share-tenancy and leasehold systems, and ensuring security of tenure.

Created Land Tenure Administration (LTA) to acquire and distribute large tenanted rice and corn lands.

Abolished share tenancy, established leasehold, set land ownership limits, and improved rights for tenant farmers.

Maximum amount of land an individual/corporation can own.

Provided low-interest loans to small farmers and share tenants.

Period of political changes, ushered in by Proclamation 1081.

The maximum amount of agricultural land a person or entity can own, set to ensure a fair distribution of land and promote family-sized farms.

A farm that can provide sufficient income and livelihood for a family, considering factors like crop, terrain, infrastructure, and soil fertility.

A body established to determine the retention limit for agricultural lands based on factors like crop, terrain, infrastructure, and soil fertility.

These include the type of crop produced, the land's terrain, available infrastructure, and the soil's fertility.

Under the law, no landowner can retain more than five hectares of agricultural land.

The government's responsibility to acquire land during a specific period for immediate distribution to individuals or cooperatives.

The primary recipients of land distribution, typically individuals working the land directly.

A group of workers forming an association to manage and utilize land when individual distribution is not feasible.

The well-being of farmers without land

A legal arrangement allowing cooperatives to manage land, typically for farming, in collaboration with landowners or businesses.

The specific reasons why cooperatives can utilize the land beyond farming, such as promoting their interests and engaging in legal activities.

Fairness and equality for all

Improving rural areas

Fairer division of land ownership

Payment to landowners

A program to improve farm life

Giving landless farmers rights to own land collectively.

Farming as a job

President Aquino implemented programs like ARCCESS, APCP, and LCMS to improve agrarian reform and reduce rural poverty.

A project under Aquino's administration that aimed to improve the overall condition of agrarian reform areas, specifically focused on reducing rural poverty.

A program that provided credit support for crop production to agrarian reform beneficiaries and farmers' organizations.

A web-based system to record and monitor agrarian cases at different administrative levels to ensure faster resolution and better tracking of cases.

Duterte's plan for an aggressive land reform program focusing on support services and land distribution to benefit farmers.

Duterte's initiative to award undistributed lands under the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) to landless farmers.

Duterte's plan to include public lands, including military reserves, in the land reform program.

A Duterte administration initiative to quickly resolve agrarian cases to expedite the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP).

Agreements between former landowners and workers' cooperatives/associations existing before this law takes effect will be respected by both parties until a new agreement is made.

This law won't worsen the status or reduce the benefits received by worker-beneficiaries as they existed before its implementation.

During the transition period, new land owners will receive assistance to learn and adopt modern production technology.

The income-sharing provisions of Section 32 of this Act apply to farms owned by multinational corporations.

These groups represent workers who have rights and agreements with landowners.

The person or entity who owned the land before the new law came into effect.

The time frame during which new land owners are getting used to their roles and the new law is being fully implemented.

Individuals or organizations who acquired land under the new law.