Gratuitous Special Use Permit (GSUP)
The Gratuitous Special Use Permit from DENR allows free, temporary use of forestlands or protected areas for non-commercial, public interest activities.
Gratuitous Special Use Permit (GSUP)
scope OF WORK - NEW
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CONSULTANT
- Prepare the Indicative Management Plan
- Generate the Project Area Description
- Generate the Project Schedule of Development
- Generate the General and Specific Objectives
- Generate the Description of Technical Aspects of the Project specifically: Project Activity, Description of the Project Development, Site Development
- Generate the Description of Management Aspects of the Project specifically: Management Strategies and Policies
- Generate the Description of Financial Aspects of the Project specifically: Project Cost, Sources of Funds, and Financial Projections
- Drafting of Site Development Plan
- Geotagging of Photos and Drone Flying
- Map Overlays
- Survey Plan with Technical Description and duly signed by a Geodetic Engineer
- Provision of CENRO Certification on Land Classification
- Request for Certificate of Non-Overlap (CNO) from NCIP
- Letter of Intent
- Notary of Duly Accomplished Application Form
- Processing of CENRO Endorsement for securing CNO
REQUIREMENTS - nEW
REQUIREMENT FROM PROPONENT
- Filling out the Application Form
- Payment of Application Fee
- Payment of Work Financial Plan provided by the NCIP in securing the CNO
- Provision of Proof of Identity of the Agreement Holder
- National Government Agency (NGA):
- Agency Resolution or Authorization designating the authorized representative of the national government agency/ies and other relevant agencies to officially apply with the DENR regarding gratuitous permit acquisition
- LGU Endorsement
- Local Government Unit (LGU):
- Agency Resolution or Authorization designating the authorized representative of the national government agency/ies and other relevant agencies to officially apply with the DENR regarding gratuitous permit acquisition
- Resolution authorizing the local chief executive to apply for GSUP
- Proof that the proposed project is indicated in the Forest Land Use Plan (FLUP) and within the ambit of the approved Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP)
- Provision of Budget Allocation
- Provision of Site Development Plan
- Provision of Project Details
- Barangay Certificate stating that there are no existing indigenous people in the area