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Happy Valentine's Day!

The DENR-FMB Executive Committee invites everyone to participate in this year's Tree Hugging Campaign.
 
Together, let's promote the social/health benefits that we can derive from nurturing trees/forests and raise awareness of the importance of the tree-hugging movement.

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The Forest Management Bureau (FMB) through the Forest Policy, Planning, and Knowledge  Management Division (FPPKMD) conducted the 3-day workshop last February 7-10, 2023 at San  Mateo Rizal, for the preparation of FY 2024 Budget Proposal, FY 2024-2026 Forward Estimates,  6-year sectoral plan and updating of Unit of Work Measurement (UWM). 

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