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    NWRB Water-Permit

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    The National Water Resources Board (NWRB) is responsible for water resources in the Philippines. The NWRB was created by Presidential Decree in 1974 and later reconstituted and transferred to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in 2002. The NWRB regulates water usage through a permit system established by the Water Code of the Philippines. The permit process requires applicants to provide proof of land ownership, water source details, intended water usage, and undergo a public comment period. If approved, permits are valid for one year and allow the appropriation and use of water resources.

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    The National Water Resources Board (NWRB) is responsible for water resources in the Philippines. The NWRB was created by Presidential Decree in 1974 and later reconstituted and transferred to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in 2002. The NWRB regulates water usage through a permit system established by the Water Code of the Philippines. The permit process requires applicants to provide proof of land ownership, water source details, intended water usage, and undergo a public comment period. If approved, permits are valid for one year and allow the appropriation and use of water resources.

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    The National Water Resources Board (NWRB) is responsible for water resources in the Philippines. The NWRB was created by Presidential Decree in 1974 and later reconstituted and transferred to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in 2002. The NWRB regulates water usage through a permit system established by the Water Code of the Philippines. The permit process requires applicants to provide proof of land ownership, water source details, intended water usage, and undergo a public comment period. If approved, permits are valid for one year and allow the appropriation and use of water resources.

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    NWRB Water-Permit

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    The National Water Resources Board (NWRB) is responsible for water resources in the Philippines. The NWRB was created by Presidential Decree in 1974 and later reconstituted and transferred to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in 2002. The NWRB regulates water usage through a permit system established by the Water Code of the Philippines. The permit process requires applicants to provide proof of land ownership, water source details, intended water usage, and undergo a public comment period. If approved, permits are valid for one year and allow the appropriation and use of water resources.

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    National

    Water
    Resources
    Board
    NWRB WATER PERMIT
    REQUIREMENTS
    AND PROCESSING

    Presentation by:
    Mary Jane L. Dominguez
    Head, Permit Section
    NWRB
    The National
    Water
    Resources
    Board

    The NWRB is the


    government agency
    that is responsible
    for all the water
    resources in the
    Philippines
    3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
    PD 424 creating the NWRC (1974)

    EO 124-A converted NWRC


    to NWRB (1987); transferred
    PD 1067 The Water BRS to DPWH
    Code of the Philippines
    (1976)

    The National Water EO 123 reconstituted


    PD 1206 assigned the the NWRB Board;
    Resources Board
    residual functions of transferring NWRB to
    the Board of DENR and transferring
    Waterworks and the regulatory functions of
    defunct Public Service LWUA to NWRB (2002)
    Commission to NWRB
    The NWRB Board
    Secretary, Department of Environment and Natural
    Chair
    Resources
    Vice Director-General, National Economic and Development
    Chair Authority
    Members Secretary, Department of Justice
    Secretary, Department of Science and Technology
    Executive Director, UP - National Hydraulics Research
    Center

    NWRB Staff
    Deputized Agents

    Deputized
    DPWH NIA
    Agencies
    NWRB Employees
    DENR
    PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1067
    otherwise known as the Water Code of the
    Philippines

    - A decree instituting a Water Code, thereby


    revising and consolidating the laws governing the
    ownership, appropriation, utilization, exploitation,
    development, conservation and protection of water
    resources.
    Article 13 thereof states that “Except as
    otherwise herein provided, no person, including
    government instrumentalities or government-
    owned or controlled corporations shall
    appropriate water without a “water right,” which
    shall be evidenced by a document known as a
    “Water Permit”.

    Water Right is a privilege granted by the


    government to appropriate and use water.
    Uses of Water
     Domestic
     Municipal
     Irrigation
     Power Generation
     Fisheries
     Livestock Raising
     Industrial
     Recreational
     Other Purposes
    Requirements
     Proof of Land Ownership of, legal title to, or right to use, the
    property on which the water source is situated
     Certificate of Registration from relevant agencies
     Vicinity Map/Location Plan showing the exact diversion point
     Well Drilling Data (In case of existing well)
     Actual discharge of the spring
     Certificate of Potability; Manifestation to treat the water if not
    potable
     ECC/Certificate of Non-Coverage
    Only WPA’s with basic requirements will be accepted:
    ➢ Proof of ownership
    ➢ Vicinity map
    ➢ Certificate of Registration
    ➢ For Hydro-DOE Endorsement
    ➢ For Bulk-Bulk Water Supply Purchase Agreement
    ➢ MOA
    P 7, 200.00 - All other purpose
    P 550.00 - Level 1 and 2
    Irrigation (Communal)

    ➢ Prior permits
    15-day posting granted
    15-day “waiting ➢ Availability of
    period” water
    ➢ Water
    E-mail of requirement
    notices ➢ Protest filed, if
    any
    NWRBDPWH Report
    Staff to ➢ Possible adverse
    Tracer
    conduct Letter
    investigation ➢ Submit ceofmfepcltiance
    ➢ Valid for 1 year(maybe
    extended)
    ➢ Conduct hearing and
    investigation
    ➢ Resolution / decision
    NWRB Water Permit Management
    Information System
     On-line filing of water permit application
     Migration from manual to automated water permit
    application processing
     www.tlcpay.ph/NWRB/onlineapplication
    National Water Resources Board

    Thank You !

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