GID, CoDev Lead Successful Launch of LMZ Validation at CADT 002 and 048
Last November 11, 2025, the Geospatial Intelligence Department and Community Development teams successfully launched the Leakage Management Zone (LMZ) validation activity in CADT 002 and 048, marking a significant step forward in advancing Project Caraga’s land-use planning and monitoring efforts.

The initiative aimed to generate accurate, on-the-ground information to help guide decisions on sustainable land management. With teams working closely together, the activity set the foundation for more robust planning processes and provided a clearer understanding of the landscape conditions within our partner CADTs’ areas.
A major highlight of the launch was the deployment of the project’s newly acquired drones, which enabled precise and efficient mapping of areas with potential for agriculture and agroforestry. Through aerial surveys and high-resolution imagery, the team was able to identify suitable zones. These data sets will play a vital role in shaping the upcoming interventions of the Community Development and Forestry Department, ensuring that future initiatives are grounded in reliable and science-based assessments.

This successful collaboration not only strengthened interdepartmental coordination but also reinforced Project Caraga’s commitment to leveraging technology for sustainable community development and environmental stewardship.







