BARANGAY DEVELOMENT PLAN 2017 2022 Flong

Republic of the Philippines
Province of Davao del Sur

Municipality of HAGONOY
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
MESSAGE
It is the aspiration of every leader to steer his people to prosperity and look after their
economic well-being and their safety. The leaders of Barangay Lanuro share the same dream and
aspiration for their constituents.
RA 7160 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1991"
mandated among others the formulation of a Comprehensive Development Plan in every Local
Government Unit including the Barangay which is considered the smallest political unit. Hence, the
formulation of a Barangay Comprehensive Development Plan is imperative in consonance with this
mandate and in order for the leaders of every locality to have a guide which direction to take to achieve
sustainable development.
The Barangay Lanuro of Hagonoy, Davao del Sur has successfully gone through the process
of formulating its Comprehensive Development Plan. With this, I sincerely acknowledge those who
have, in one way or another, contributed so much in the accomplishment of these planning documents.
It is my conviction that with the presence of this Comprehensive Development Plan, the
present and future leaders in Barangay Lanuro will be guided in the planning and implementation of
different tangible and intangible programs/projects/activities geared towards the attainment of the
mission and the realization of the vision of the municipality.
Therefore, I appeal to the Municipal and Barangay officials, employees and people of
Hagonoy to integrate and consolidate their potentials, abilities and resources with the common
objective of bringing sustainable development in the countryside, the Barangay in particular and the
municipality in general.
With our concerted efforts and with the guidance of the Almighty, we can make our beloved
Hagonoy soar high in the skies of prosperity with happy, secure, and contented communities living in
harmony with nature.
Thank you and more power!!!
CONRADO E. LAZA MM, MBA

Municipal Mayor

Municipality of Hagonoy
BARANGAY OF LANURO
OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY
MESSAGE
It has been dream of the Barangay people to bring to friction the so called
development. The essence of development can be attained with the permanence of
peace because is a vital component of development.
When we talk of development, planning always serves as the catalyst for
without which the proper and appropriate allocation of resources cannot be
undertaken efficiently and effectively.
I strongly believe that the formulation of this Planning documents will ensure
significant realization of the dream of my constituents in terms of economic,
infrastructure, socio-cultural, political, and spiritual development. This will also serve
as a tool for the Lanuro Barangay Officials and stakeholder to share their respective
abilities and skills.
With this, I strongly appeal to my beloved constituents to religiously respect
these documents and actively demonstrate unequivocal support so that the dream of
yester years will become tomorrow's reality.
Indeed, let us bind together our strength and resources for a better, progressive
and shining future for the generations to come.
HON.JENYF JUN M. TAÑEZA

Punong Barangay

BARANGAY OF LANURO
__ OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY ______________
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 1

Series of 2019
EXECUTIVE ORDER CREATING AND CONSTITUTING THE BARANGAY

PLANNING TEAM OF LANURO, HAGONOY, DAVAO DEL SUR
WHEREAS, RA 7160, otherwise known as "The Local Government Code 1991",

substantially provides for the formulation of Comprehensive Local Development Plans;
WHEREAS, as a manifestation of adherence to the forgoing, Barangay Lanuro, Hagonoy,

Davao del Sur strongly supports the formulation of the Barangay Comprehensive Development Plan to
serve as a tool for future planners tangible and intangible programs/projects/activities;
WHEREAS, the said formulation requires key persons to religiously undertake the same.
NOW THEREFORE:
By virtue of the power vested in me under existing laws, the BARANGAY PLANNING TEAM (BPT)
for Barangay Lanuro, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur is hereby created and constituted.
SECTION I - TITLE - Barangay Planning Team (BPT)
SECTION II COMPOSITION - The BPT shall be composed of the following:

Chairman: HON. JENYF JUN M. TAÑEZA
Punong Barangay
Members: HON. VIRGILIO C. MACARESA

Barangay Kagawad
HON. LARY S. JUMAO-AS

Barangay Kagawad
HON. NANCY P. SAROMINES

Barangay Kagawad
HON. MARY JANE D. CANTUTAY

Barangay Kagawad
HON. MARICEL M. CANTUTAY

Barangay Kagawad
HON. LORNA T. DAYAP

Barangay Kagawad
HON. RUSSEL M. SARDIDO

Barangay Kagawad
HON. CERINO G. LAMOSA JR.

IPMR Representative
HON. JHONREY D. TURA

SK Chairman
FLORAME E. SURPOSA
Barangay Secretary
CARL JOY G. GASCON

Barangay Treasurer
ROSALIE B. TAÑEZA
Business Sector
MRS. LOLITA M. LUMANAO

Academe Sector
Principal I
RODEL G. LAMOSA
Chairman - Barangay Tanod
CHERRY MAY M. JUMAO-AS

NGO
SERGIO M. SUAN
Purok Leader
TERESA C. IGHOT
BNS
SECTION III- DUTIES AND FUNCTION
The LBPT shall perform the following duties and function:
1. Attend training/seminars/workshops called for the purpose by the Office of Municipal Planning
Development Coordinator.
2. Cooperatively undertake the gathering of data required;
3. Actively participate in the focus discussions; and
4. Perform other duties and function deemed necessary in the accomplishment of the foregoing
intent and purposes
SECTION: EFFECTIVITY
This order shall take effect immediately and shall remain in full force and effect until such
time that the same shall be revoked/cancelled by the undersigned.
HON. JENYF JUN M. TAÑEZA

Punong Barangay
BARANGAY OF LANURO
RESOLUTION NO. 01
Series 2019
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT

PLAN OF LANURO, HAGONOY, DAVAO DEL SUR
Be it enacted by the Barangay Lanuro Development Council in Session assembled.
WHEREAS, RA 7160 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1991"

provides among others the formulation of Comprehensive Development Plans of Different
political subdivisions/Local Government Units to effectuate effective and efficient
implementation of various programs/projects/activities;
WHEREAS, the Barangay Council of Lanuro, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur take positive
Response of the foregoing mandate thus the formulation of the same was undertaken with the issuance of Executive Orders;
WHEREAS, the Plan as formulated have meet satisfactory the requirements thus it is imperative to adopt the same as a
prerequisite for approval and finally to serve as a tool and ready reference of various barangay development efforts.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion by Hon. Lary S. Jumao-as duly seconded by all the members present be it resolved as it is
hereby to adopt the Comprehensive Development Plan of Lanuro, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.
Resolved further that copy of this resolution be furnished the Office of the Municipal Planning and Development
Coordinator for technical review;
Resolved finally that copy of this resolution be furnished the office of the Barangay Council for approval of the said Planning
document.
Carried unanimously
I stand to the correctness of the foregoing resolution to the best of my knowledge.
HON. Lary S. Jumao-as

Presiding Officer
Attested by:
Lorna T. Dayap
BDC Secretary Approved:

Punong Barangay
BARANGAY OF LANURO
RESOLUTION NO. 01
Series of 2019
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT

Be it enacted by the Barangay Lanuro Development Council in Session assembled.
WHEREAS, RA 7160 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1991"

provides among others the formulation of Comprehensive Development Plans of Different
political subdivisions/Local Government Units to effectuate effective and efficient
WHEREAS, the Barangay Council of Lanuro, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur take positive
response of the foregoing mandate thus the formulation of the same was undertaken with the issuance of Executive Orders;
WHEREAS, the Plan as formulated have meet satisfactory the requirements thus it is imperative to adopt the same as a prerequisite for
approval and finally to serve as a tool and ready reference of various barangay development efforts.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion by Hon.________________ duly seconded by all the members present be it resolved as it is hereby
to adopt the Comprehensive Development Plan of ________________________, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.
Resolved further that copy of this resolution be furnished the Office of the Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator for
technical review;
Carried unanimously
I stand to the correctness of the foregoing resolution to the best of my knowledge.
HON._________________
Presiding Officer
Attested by:
_______________________
BDC Secretary Approved:
HON._____________________
Punong Barangay

BARANGAY OF LANURO
BARANGAY ORDINANCE NO. 01

Series of 2019
ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT

Be it by the Barangay Council in session assembled

SECTION I - It is the intent of RA 7160 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1991" to formulate the
Comprehensive Development Plans of different political subdivisions/Local Government Units of effectuate and efficient
SECTION II, pursuant to the above , the Barangay Council of Lanuro, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur take positive
response of the foregoing mandate thus the formulation of the same was undertaken with the issuance of Executive Orders;
SECTION III, in order to effect the import and intent of BCDP it is imperative to enact an ordinance adopting the
said Planning Document;
SECTION IV - This Ordinance shall take effect immediately.
Certified Correct:
HON. RUSSEL M. SARDIDO

Presiding Officer
Attested by:
FLORAME E. SURPOSA
Barangay Secretary
Approved:

Barangay Captain
Date Approved:__________________
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The formulation of these planning documents is indebted to the following:
To the Municipal Government of Hagonoy, Davao del Sur spearheaded by Conrado

E. Laza, Municipal Mayor, for his financial support and aggressiveness manifested in the
formulation of this planning Document.
To the member of the Sangguniang Bayan, Headed ___________________, for their

financial assistance and encouragement.
To the Municipal Planning Team (MPT), Chaired by Veronica Rodriguez,

_________________, _________________, ____________________,
_____________________, ________________________, ___________________,
gathering of statistical data and to the Consultant's Group of this Municipality acting as
panelist in the finalization of this document.
To the other persons/ friends who in one way or another extended moral support and
motivations in the making of this development tool.
To the members of the Barangay Planning Team (BPT) who have demonstrated
cooperative support in the gathering of first hand data to make this noble purpose possible.
And above all, to the Lord Almighty for His bestowed wisdom and guidance for
without Him, all of these cannot be made possible.

Punong Barangay
BPT Team Leader
LEGAL BASIS
The formulation of this planning is anchored on the mandate of the Local
Government Code of 1991 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1991" which
substantially provides among that the Municipal Government shall formulate their respective
Municipal Comprehensive Development Plan (MCDP) as a tool for development.
Corollary to the foregoing, the making of MCDP requires the Barangay

Comprehensive Development Plan to serve as a basis for drafting development efforts.
This is rein formed by one of the policies of Mindanao Rural Development Program
(MRDP) that Barangay Comprehensive Development Plan (BCDP) is prerequisite to avail
development projects.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Chapter Contents Pages

Message of the Municipal Mayor
Message of the Punong Barangay
ACRONYMS
AIP Annual Investment Plan
BADAC Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council
BCDP Barangay Comprehensive Development Plan
BCPC Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
BDC Barangay Development Council
BDCC Barangay Disaster and Coordinating Council
BDIP Barangay Development Investment Program
BLGU Barangay Local Government Unit
BPT Barangay Planning Team
BRK Barangay Record Keeper
BSPO Barangay Service Point Officer
CVO Civilian Voluntary Reform
DA Department of Agriculture
DAR Department of Agrarian Reform
DASUCECO Davao del Sur Sugar Central Company
DENR Department of Environment and Natural Resources
DILG Department of the Interior and Local Government
DMPA Depot Medroxy Progesterone Acetate
DOLE Department of Labor and Employment
FAITH Food Always In The Home
FMR Farm to Market Road
FGD Focused Group Discussion
IEC Information and Education Campaign
IRA Internal Revenue Allotment
IUD Intra-Uterine Device
LALINE Labon, Litos, and New Cebu
LMU Land Management Unit
LUTAGBU Luparan, Tagolilong and Baguis
MARO Municipal Agrarian Reform Officer
MCRA Married Couples of Reproductive Age
MEO Municipal Engineering Office
MHO Municipal Health Office
MLGU Municipal Local Government Unit

MPDO Municipal Planning and Development Office
MRDP Mindanao Rural Development Program
MSWDO Municipal Socila Welfare and Development Office
MT Metric Ton
NG National Government
NPA New Peoples Army
OSCA Office of the Senior Citizen's Affairs
PCA Philippine Coconut Authority
PLGU Provincial Government Unit
PRA Participatory Rural Appraisal
SK Sangguniang Kabataan
SWOT Strengths Weakness Opportunities and Threats
TESDA Technical Education Skills Development Authority
USPD United Sugarcane Planters of Davao del Sur, Inc.
1.1 RATIONALE
RA 7160 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1990" substantially provides among
others the Barangay as the smallest political unit.
Its governance is clothed with the power of local autonomy, hence operation emanates from the Barangay within
the bounds of the existing laws.
To realize its goals relative to its vision and mission, formulation of Comprehensive Barangay
Development Plan (CBDP) is vital and necessary
consistent to the above cited mandate. The said document will serve as the guide book of Barangay Lanuro,
Hagonoy, Davao del Sur and a tool for long term development planning.
Efficient and effective governance can achieved through the proper allocation of financial, natural and
human resources without compromise to the environment. Hence, the approval of this planning document is
indispensable, so much so that future leaders will be guided in their development efforts for their constituents for
better public service as a whole.
1.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE PLAN

This planning document aims to achieve the following:
1. Formulate a Comprehensive Barangay Development Plan of Lanuro, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.
2. Provide further leaders with a tool for proper allocation of resources: and
3. Ensure proper, efficient and effective project implementation.
1.3 SCOPE OF THE PLAN:
The Plan involves the Five (5) year period which covers the messages portion starting therein the vital
importance of the Comprehensive Barangay Development Council Resolution adopting the Plan and the Barangay
Council Ordinance adopting the said Planning Document.
Legal basis is emphasized in the introductory potion which relates the significance of
formulating the Plan as mandated in RA 7160 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of
1991".
In its entirely the plan compromises five (5) Chapters; namely, Chapter I which deals with the
Introduction, Chapter II relates on the Barangay Profile, Chapter III for the situational Analysis,
Chapter IV for the Development Plan and finally for Chapter V on Development Mechanisms, maps,
annexes and attachments. Details of the different chapters shall be well-described in the succeeding
discussions.
1.4 PLANNING METHODOLOGY
The drafting of this Planning documents emanates from the mandate of RA 7160,
otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1991" and triggered by the Mindanao
Rural Development Program (MRDP).
Its embarkation was reinforced by the issuance of Executive Orders of the Local
Chief Executive (LCE) of the Barangays and Municipal Mayor for the creation of Barangay
Planning Team and Municipal Planning Team: respectively, to undertake the formulation of
the Comprehensive Barangay Development Plan.
The intent and purposes of the plan formulation was disseminated in the Barangays
through launching/orientation in the nineteen (19) Barangays of the Municipality namely;
_____,______,______,_______,_______,_________,_________,__________,_________,___
______,____________,__________,______________,________________,______________,
________,_______,__________,___________.
Gathering of pertinent data was undertaken by both the MPT and BTP of the concern
barangay through Participatory Rapid Appraisal (PRA). Data gathered was then
processed/collated/consolidated and analyzed through focus group discussions and
seminars/workshops. Desk Officers from among the members of the MPT were distributed to
priority barangays as responsible person in the course of the Plan formulation.
Formulation was based on the suggested outline/format. After the drafting of the
Plan, the same shall be refined for finalization and for printing to be then presented for public
hearing and forwarded to the barangay Development Council (DBC) for adoption and finally
approval to the Barangay Council with the enactment of Barangay Ordinance adopting the
Plan.
CHAPTER 2
BARANGAY PROFILE
2.1 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
The enticing sound of Lanuro may attract the attention of the gold
seekers who might interpret Lanuro as the Land of Gold or the Land of Ore.
Far as it may seem, Lanuro stands as a coined word from the family names of
the three bachelor settlers: Pedro Lamosa, Felix Nuñez, and Magno Rodillas,
who in the early thirties, left their homeplace in the island of Marinduque and
ventured to Davao. After a year working as laborers of the Mindanao Estate
owned by a Filipino American couple, now known as GADECO, these three
bachelors decided to look for a better place to live where they can cultivate
and plant at the same time own a land.
So, they went to a forestall part of Hagonoy. Upon seeing the terrain as
favorable enough for planting because of its rich and fertile soil plus abundant
supply of water, the place being surrounded by three needed to find a wife
who could take care of them. Since ladies that time were scarce, they settled
for the beautiful B’laan lasses as their wives.
After clearing the twenty-four hectare homestead, each of them planted

their areas with coconuts, intercropping them with rice and corn. These
attracted other settlers of different tribes to occupy the upper portion of
settlement. Here the Cebuanos and the Boholanos flocked and built their
homes. The Barangay was then named Upper Sacub, which was named after
the Sacub River, under Executive Order No. 596 by President Elpidio Quirino
on May 28, 1953.
As the population grew, the need for a school arose. A school sit wars
already then set aside by the early settlers, but it was situatedat the lower part
of the barangay which was often flooded and was quite far from the thickly
populated area. One of the sons of the early settlers offered to donate a two-
hectare lot for school site from his eight-hectare homestead. Then, a primary
school was put up.
Years later, a resolution was passed to congress to change the name

Upper Sacub to LANURO as a token of gratitude for the first three settlers
who opened the settlement. Upon approval from Congress, Upper Sacub
became what it is now, the Barangay Lanuro in Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.
Chronological order of Political leadership
1.2 DEMOGRAPHY
1.2.1 Population size, Growth and Density
Table No. 1. Population Size, Density, Number of Households and Average Annual Growth Rate
Source No. of HHS No. of HHS Total Population Total Ave. Annual Growth Rate
2018 2019 2018 Population
2019
Participatory Resource Appraisal
(PRA 329 335 1,331 1,349 4
National Statistics Office Male female Male Female
Actual Census
P-1 58 64 128 123 144 122
P-2 43 43 92 65 97 68
P-3 42 40 81 89 81 89
P-4 58 57 121 108 111 111
P-5 46 44 103 84 98 76
P-6 37 42 84 74 85 84
P-7 45 46 87 92 90 93
Source: BPT Survey, 2018-2019
Barangay Lanuro exhibits a total number of population to 1,349 with

corresponding 335 households. Average household size is 4.
This indicates that there are nearly 3 persons per hectare population density
showing the Barangay to have sufficient opportunities to earn a living preferably for
agricultural purposes.
b.) Distribution of Population
Purok name Gender Population No. Of
Male Female households
Purok 1 144 122 266 64
Purok 2 97 68 165 43
Purok 3 81 89 170 40
Purok 4 111 111 222 57
Purok 5 98 76 174 44
Purok 6 85 84 169 42
Purok 7 90 93 183 46
Total 706 643 1349
Source: BPT Survey, 2019
Purok 1 shows to have the highest number in terms of population with 266 residents of 64 households. Ranking
lowest belong to Purok 6 with only 169 residents and 42 households.
1.2.2 Age and Sex Disrtibution

c.) Age and Sex distribution
Age Group according to sex Gender Total
Male Female
0-11 mos.
12-23 mos.
24-35 mos.
36-47 mos.
48-59 mos
60-71 mos.
6-10 yrs.
11-12 yrs.
13-16 yrs.
17-21 yrs.
22-24 yrs.
25-29 yrs.
30-34 yrs.
35-39 yrs.
40-44 yrs.
45-49 yrs.
50-54 yrs.
55-59 yrs.
60-64 yrs.
65-69 yrs.
70-74 yrs.
75-79 yrs.
80-84 yrs.
85 yrs. old and above
Total
As to gender distribution, the males in the entire barangay accounts to 331. However, female population mark 354
which apparently shows that distribution is almost 1:1 ratio.
Age bracket belonging to 25- 29 tops in terms of number with a total number of 67.
Table No. 2. Number of household Members by age group, by sex by puroks

Puroks 0-2 3-5 6-12 13-17 18-64 65& over Total
(toddlers) (Pre-schoolers) ( Elementary) (Secondary) (Working Age) (sr. citizens)
M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T
1 5 6 11 4 4 8 20 17 37 17 14 31 78 76 154 4 6 10 128 123 251
2 9 2 11 4 6 10 14 8 22 8 7 15 54 37 91 3 5 8 92 65 157
3 4 2 6 3 8 11 14 10 24 4 6 10 52 55 107 4 8 12 81 89 170
4 3 4 7 7 4 11 17 8 25 12 8 20 77 74 151 5 10 15 121 108 229
5 6 2 8 13 3 16 7 8 15 8 12 20 65 54 119 4 5 9 103 84 187
6 3 3 6 5 6 11 8 8 16 9 12 21 57 42 99 2 3 5 84 74 158
7 5 4 9 6 5 11 12 9 21 3 10 13 57 55 112 5 8 13 88 91 179
TOTAL 697 634 1331
Source survey 2018
d.) Marital Status

Purok Married/Separated Single/Not Married Widow/er Population
Purok 1
Purok 2
Purok 3
Purok 4
Purok 5
Purok 6
Purok 7
Total
1.2.4 Population by Mother Tongue

Types Of Dialect Population
Cebuano
Boholano
Illongo
Ilocano
Total
f.) Ethnic Groups

Types of Ethnic Groups Population
Tagakaolo
Bagobo
Muslim
Total
g.) Religious Afflication

Types of Religion Population
Roman Catholic
Seventh Day Adventist
Aglipay
Balik Islam
4 Square
Total
Roman Catholic religious affiliation dominates Barangay __________, which

accounts to 640 representing 93.43 percent of the total barangay population.
h.) Labor Force/ Employment

Types of Employment Population
Seasonal
Contratual
Permanent
Self Employed/Fisher Folks
Total
i.) Skilled Workers
Purok Male Expertise Female Expertise Total

Carpentry
Masonry
Auto Mechanic
Driving with License
Masonry
Carpentry
Shell Décor Making
Welder carpentry
Electrician
Painting
total
j.) Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW)

Puro Male Expertise Female Expertise Total
k
1 Factory worker
1 Staff Nurse
2 Domestic
Helper
Sales Lady
Sales Lady
Cosmetician
Driving Heavy equipment Sales Lady
Private Tutorial
Domestic
Helper
Domestic
Helper
k.) School age population distribution

Classification No.
06-10 years old (primary school-going age)
11-12 years old (intermediate school- going age)
13-16 years old (secondary school-going age)
17-21 years old (tertiary school- going age)
Total
NATURAL FEATURES
a.) Geographical location:
a.) Distance from Poblacion: 7kilometers
b.) Neigboring biundaries:
b.1 North :
b.2 East :
b.3 West :
b.4 South :
c. Reference Points
c. 1 Latitude
c.2 Longitude
b.) Land Area:
c.) elevation, Topography and Slope Characteristic (especially for NRM areas)
d.) Climate and Rainfall
__________ has Type IV climate which characterized by more or less evenly

distributed rainfall which no marked reasonability whose rainfall is lower during the
months of March and April but higher from the month of May up to the Month of
December.
Temperature is normal at 27 degrees centigrade and the average wind velocity

is 3-4 knots throughout the year.
e.) Wind direction and Rainfall Intensity
There are three (3) types of air masses that passes through the barangay.
These are the Following:
1. Northeast Monsoon
2. North Pacific Trade Wind; and
3.South Pacific Trade Wind
Northeast Monsoon normally reaches the barangay from the northeastern part
heading southeast bringing few rainfall to the barangay. This type of air mass occurs
from the month of December to March.
North Pacific Trade Wind visit the barangay usually in the month of April to
May where increase in rainfall intensity is observed as affected by the coming of
another air masses approaching the barangay from east advancing towards northwest.
In the month of June to October South Pacific Trade Winds exhibits

dominance and leaves the barangay in the month of November being the transition
period between South Pacific Trade Wind and Northeast Monsoon.
f.) Soil Type

Soil Type Names Area (ha.) % Distribution
Hydrosol
Total
Source: MCDP, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur
g.) Land Capability and Suitability
The barangay of ___________ belongs to wet lands classification suitable for fishpond.
h.) Land Cover
Barangay __________ is classified as public Land/Marine reserved.
Land Use Classification Area (ha.)

Public Land Marine Reserved
Built-up Residential
Road Barangay Road
Total
ECONOMIC DATA
Agriculture
Of the entire barangay, _____ hectares representing 98.02 % were devoted to

mariculture. Other areas were utilized for utilities such as roads and built up areas.
Commodity Area (Hectares)

Oyster
Bangus
Fish coral
Fish Net
Fish Cage
"Tangab"
Total
Crop Area (ha.) Area Harvested Annual Average

(ha.) Production Yield/Ha. (MT)
(MT)
Oyster
Bangus
Fish Coral
Fish Net
Fingerlings
Total
FISHERY PRODUCTION PRACTICES
As to oyster production, resident of Barangay________ engage in this

endeavor employing the traditional method. Disposal of the same were undertaken by
bottled packaging sold at affordable cost.
Bangus production were done through fishpond and fish cages harvested at
reasonable time and sold to local traders.
Fingerlings are one of the profitable venture because there is a big demand for
supplies of fingerlings from fishpond operation operators.
Source: BRK Data, Sulop, Davao del Sur
FISHERY PRODUCTION BY HOUSEHOLDS
Crops No. Of Hectares Total Household
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
HOUSEHOLD RAISING LIVESTOCK BY PUROK
Livestock P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 Total
Goat
Swine
The household of ________ engage in Livestock production of Goat and
Swine. Swine production ranks first with 61 heads using the backyard traditional
approach. In terms of goat, they ,mostly employ the grazing in grasslands within the
dike of the fishpond, and seldom adopt the cut and carry approach. Most households
prefer fattening than breeding for reason that disposal of the same will be easier as
need arises.
Common Concern of the residents in livestock production is the lack of

technical knowledge on how to properly raise their livestock. Their production rely
solely on their own experiences which is the conventional backyard raising anchored
for sustenance and not for commercial production.
In totality, their engagement in livestock production is regarded as something

that could be of help their existence.
HOUSEHOLD RAISING POULTRY BY PUROK
Poultry P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 Total
Chicken
Duck
In terms of household poultry production by purok, the households engaged

mostly on chicken which account to 120 birds with highest number in Purok _ at _
birds.
In general, the said raising venture has significantly contributed to augment

the income of the residents considering the attractive buying cost of chicken.
In terms of fowl and poultry, the household in barangay ________ engage

mostly in raising chickens. They employ the backyard raising technology whereby
feeding is usually range method. However, some households adopt the suggested
feeding procedure. Duck production is also similar to chicken.
Fowl and poultry is basically a small-scale in nature, although it augments

households income. Furthermore, it has significant contribution during special
occasions and family celebrations. Trend of production is irregular considering the
nature of their fowl and poultry raising practices.
OCCURRENCE OF PESTS DISEASES
Pest and disease usually experienced by the household on chicken is avian

pest, commonly called "atay". The office of the Municipal Agriculturist attended to
the problems when there is infestation. On the other hand, others simply use them for
home consumption rather than to wait for its biological intervention.
In effect, income of household on poultry production is low because of some
exploitation by fowl and poultry buyers in terms of low prices per kilo during
infestation.
FISHERIES
The barangay of _______ is considered as one of bangus producing

barangays in the province. It has about ___ hectares devoted to fishpond for bangus
production.
Some residents rely on fishing activities particularly on deep sea fishing

using motorized bancas.
Fish catch significantly helped the marginalized fisherfolks in their day to day
existence particularly in improving their income.
SEA/RIVER/CREEKS AND DISTANCE FROM BARANGAY PROPER
Sea/River/Creeks Distance from barangay proper

____________ river Within the boundary
AGRICULTURAL FACILITIES
INVENTORY OF FARM TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT BY PUROK
FACILITIE P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 TOTAL
S
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICES
PRODUCTION SUPPORT
As experienced by the residents in Barangay ______ initiatives extended by

the Municipal Government in support to fishery production is in a form of distribution
of bamboo poles to be used for oyster production.
MARKET DEVELOPMENT
MARKET OUTLET/CENTER
Commodity Outlet/Center/Facility Location

Oyster
Bangus
Fish Coral
Fish Net
Fingerlings
Fishery products like oyster, bangus, fish coral, fish net and fingerlings are
usually sold in Digos City and Davao City.
MARKET AND PRODUCTION FLOW

Normally, the production of the fisherfolks in Barangay______ flows in the
following manner:
1. After harvest from the sea, marine and aquatic products are directly sold to
the traders where the fishermen have established credit line. To settle the fisherfolks
monetary obligations, their catch is sold lower price compared to the prevailing
buying price in the locality.
2. In case of surplus, the same is for household consumption or sold to local

customers.
CREDIT FACILITIES
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD AVAILED CREDIT FACILITIES BY PUROK
PUROK Total
MLGU Nat'l Govt. Private
1
2
3
4
5
6
Total
Due to financial constraints, some of the residents of Barangay _________

engage into lending for capital to complement their labor requirement for fish
production.
EXTENSION SUPPORT, EDUCATION AND TRAINING SERVICES
EXTENSION SERVICES
Extension Worker Agengy Frequency of Visit

Government Private
1. Agriculture
Technologist for Fisheries
2. Veterinarian/Livestock
Technician
As to extension support and training services availed by the stakeholders in

Barangay _______, an assigned Agricultural Technologist from the Office of the
Municipal Agricultural Officer of _______ Hagonoy, Davao del Sur undertake the
same in their respective area of responsibility.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
On this aspect, on site fishery technology is not actually experienced by the

fisherfolks. However, there are instances that fishery related activities were
introduced by the national line agencies e.g. BFAR.
REGULATORY SERVICES
To protect the fish sanctuary, an ordinance was enacted, giving emphasis on

fines and penalties to fishermen practicing illegal fishing. This particular enactment
was undertaken by the Barangay Government to protect fishermen's welfare.
INFORMATION SUPPORT
Mode of communication was installed utilizing two way radio accessing to

Sterling Base of the Municipality. However, with the present trend of using cellular
phones, the same is also utilized in acquiring and passing of information.
POLICY FORMULATION, PLANNING AND ADVOCACY SERVICES
Policy formulation was instituted during Barangay Council session as maybe

necessary.
Other concerns relative to planning activities were referred to the planning

office of the Municipality for proper and appropriate procedures.
a.) TOTAL AREA OF PUBLIC LANDS
Barangay ______ has no forest land considering its land classification.
a.1) ALIENABLE AND DISPOSABLE LANDS

Generally the municipality belongs to Alienable and Disposable lands
classification. ______ belongs to Marine reserved/Timberland Classification.
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
METHOD OF GARBAGE DISPOSAL
Solid waste management is not religiously observed in the Barangay with

respect to the mandate provided under RA 9003, otherwise known as "Republic
Ecological Waste Management Act of 2000"
The usual practices are the burning system and dumping anywhere of garbage.
However, there are other households that dumped their garbage in a compost pit.
TRADE AND INDUSTRY
a.) BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT IN THE BARANGAY
Establishment Purok where the No. of Average Type No. of

establishments establishment number of employed
are per type employed person
predominantly person to according to
Located established establishment
type type
Sari-sari Puroks _______ 11 NONE
b.) TYPES OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENT
The Barangay has only industrial establishment. A Hammer Mill operated by

the Balasinon Oyster Producer Integrated Cooperative (BOPICO).
TOURISM AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES

The barangay has potential for tourism. Migratory birds different species flock
to the area because of the abundance of food. It is a sight to behold watching
These birds flock together. A viewdeck for bird watching is a tourism potential.
Likewise, the abundance of aquatic and marine resources in the are could also
make it a haven for the delectable seafood cuisine. A floating restaurant offering this
cuisine could attract tourists.
Recreational facility is basketball court, billiards table and videoke machines.
Special occasions are more on the celebration of patron saint feast and
Barangay founding anniversary.
Founding Anniversary
SOCIAL SECTOR & CULTURAL DATA
Health and Nutrition
Health, Nutrition and Family Planning and Sanitation
Seasonality Diagram
Illness Jan Feb Mar Ap May June Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
r
Cough
Fever
Fever is the common illness in the barangay and normally experienced

during the first quarter of the year.
The available medical facility in the barangay is the Sarangay Health Station.
The nearest medical Clinic to the barangay is located at the _____________,
Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.
DISTANCE TO MEDICAL HEALTH FACILITIES
FROM BARANGAY To Distance (Km.)
Medical Health Facility/Personnel and Services
NUMBER OF HEALTH PESONNEL
Personnel Number Benefits/Honoraria (Pesos)

By BLGU By MLGU By PLGU
Midwife
Brgy. Health Worker
Brgy. Nutrition Scholar
BSPO
Available Health Personnel in the barangay is only one (1) Barangay Health
Worker, one (1) Barangay Nutrition Scholar and one (1) BSPO. The Barangay Health
Worker, Barangay Nutrition Scholars and BSPO are compensated in a form of yearly
honorarium.
LEADING CAUSES OF MORBIDITY (0-5 years old)
CAUSES Number of Cases RATE (%)

Male Female Total
Leading cause of morbidity in Barangay _________ is Influenza with a total

of 14 cases at 6 and 8 for males and females, respectively. Normally, it is
addressed through medical consultation in the health center and Barangay
Poblacion to acquire a prescription. Some are traditionally addressed by herbal
method.
LEADING CAUSES OF MORTALITY (0-5 years old)
Causes Number of Cases Total

Male Female
Mortality of age bracket ranging from 0-5 years old registers only one (1) for
The past 3 years. Death experienced was a newly born. These was no case of maternal
mortality.
NUTRITION STATUS
NUTRITION STATUS BY GENDER (0-5 years

Gender Population Normal Below Normal Very Low Above Normal
Magnitude % Magnitude % Magnitude % Magnitude %
As to nutrition status by gender of age belonging to 0-5 years age bracket,

Out of 65 population of both male and female accounts to 35 and 30 which falls under
normal category.
This is attributed to conducting information drive and supplemental feeding

program of the barangay.
NUTRITION STATUS BY GENDER (Elementary School Children)
Gender Population Normal Below Very Low Above Normal

Normal
Magni % Magni % Magni % Magni %
Male
Female
Total
As to nutrition status, 86 Elementary School of Barangay _____________

belong to normal category.
BIRTH CONTROL AND METHODS USED
The population growth rate is relatively low considering its minimal increase
in population. It is significantly affected by birth control and family planning
methods used by couples in the barangay where 43 couples adopted the birth control
methods. It is so because it was anticipated by the couple that increasing their number
of children will affect their economic status. The more number of children the greater
the degree of burdens.
FAMILY PLANNING METHOD USED
Methods Number of Adaptor Percentage %

Pills
IUD
Rhythm
Tubal Ligation
Diaphragm/Condom
Vasectomy
DMPA
Total
As to family planning methods used, out of 43 adaptors, 26 couples used pills

Representing 60,46 percent. Trailing in number is Tubal ligation, DMPA, IUD,
Rhythm, Condom and Vasectomy method with 6,2,2,3,3 and 1; respectively.
WATER FACILITIES
SOURCES OF WATER SUPPLY
Sources No. of Household Percentage

Sources Served (%)
Community Water System-Owned
Community Water System-Shared
Total
As to water sources, the entire barangay of 166 households sourced out

Their water need in community water system-owned and community water system
Shared with 48 and 118 households, respectively.
ACCESS TO SAFE WATER BY PUROK

Purok No. of Households Magnitude Percentage %
Purok 1
Purok 2
Purok 3
Purok 4
Purok 5
Purok 6
Total
The entire barangay residents have access to safe water.
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH SNITARY TOILET FACILITIES
ACCESS TO SANITARY TOILET
Purok Total Household with access to sanitary toilet

Household Magnitude % Gap %
1
2
3
4
5
6
Total
In the entire Barangay of ___________, 111 Household have access to

sanitary toilet, represent 66.85%. This record indicates a gap of 55 households. This
inadequacy to sanitary toilet does not significantly affect the morbidity rate in the
entire barangay.
HOUSING
a.) DWELLING CONDITION AND TYPE STRUCTURE
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD BY TENURE STATUS
All dwelling occupants in Barangay ________ belongs to occupants with

Right of Waiver tenural status, considering that the whole area was declared ad
timberland/public land/marine reserve by the Department of Environment and
National Resource.
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS OF ROOF BY PUROK
Roofing Materials Total Percentage
Strong Materials
Light Materials
Salvage/Makeshift
Materials
Total
In barangay______________, strong materials, light and makeshift materials are used

for roofing, with 76, 76 and 13 dwelling units: respectively.
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS OF WALLS BY PUROK
Walling Materials Purok Total Percentage

(%)
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8
Strong Materials
Light Materials
Salvage/Makeshift
Materials
Total
Source: BPT survey, 2017
Walling of barangay ______ are made of strong materials, light ,materials and
makeshift materials with 76, 77 and 13 dwelling units: respectively.
EDUCATION
a.) EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
a.1) NUMBER OF SCHOLARS ACCORDING TO LEVELS
Name of Location Area Type Level

School (Purok) Occupied

________ Elementary School an area of one (1) hectare and strategically
located in purok 7.
a.2) DISTANCE FROM COMMUNITY TO SCHOOL
Purok 7 Distance from School
Source: BPT Source, 2017
b.) POPULATION
b.1)SCHOOL AGE POPULATION
Classification Number
6-10 years old(primary school-going age)
10-14 years old (intermediate school- going age)
14-16 years old (Secondary school-going age)
17-21 years old (tertiary school going age)
Total
Source:BPT Survey, 2017
B.2) ENROLLMENT
CURRENT ENROLMENT AND RATIO
Level Number Percent

Primary Level
Intermediate Level
Secondary Level
Tertiary Level
c) NUMBER OF TEACHERS PER SCHOOL AND ITS RATIO
Name of School No. of Total Number of Ratio

Teachers Classrooms
_____________

d.) NUMBER OF CLASSROOM
With respect to number of teacher classroom ratio, ____________

Elementary School has seven (7) teachers and six (6) classrooms. This simply
indicates that is 1:1 teachers and classroom ratio.
As to relationship between the total number of enrollees and total number of

teachers, data shows that there are twelve (12) enrollees per teacher.
SOCIAL WELFARE
a.)FACILITIES FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN
In the entire barangay of _________________ there are _____

children belonging to pre-school age bracket and they were officially enrolled at the
Day Care Center of the Barangay.
b.) FACILITIES FOR THE AGED CITIZENS
Barangay _______ has ____ members of the senior citizens. They are
organized and accredited with the Federation of Senior Citizens at the municipal level
in the Office of Senior Citizen's Affairs (OSCA).
c.) FACILITIES FOR DIFFERENTLY- ABLED CITIZENS
_______ has one (1) person considered as differently- abled citizen.

Considering its minimal number, the barangay Government has not planned
the establishment of support facilities intended for the differently-abled
citezens.
SPORTS AND RECREATION
SPORTS AND RECREATION
Name of Sports/Recreation Facilities Facilities No.

Basketball Basketball Court
Billiards Billiard Table
Videoke Bar Videoke Machine
Total
PROTECTIVE SERVICES
a.) PEACE AND ORDER FACILITIES
Barangay ________ is relatively stable in terms of peace and order.

This is attributed to the 11 active and vigilant members of the barangay tanod.
Relative herewith, there is an existing association of Bantay Dagat

with thirty two (32) members of which twenty seven (27) are deputized warden to
conduct sea borne and foot patrol to conduct illegal fishing and other fisheries related
activities.
The present trend of communication through phones and connection of

two-way radio system serve as deterrents to the bad elements in the barangay.
GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT
b) Violence against Women and Children
The barangay have no experience on violence against women for the past three
(3) years.
VICTIMS OF CRIME BY PUROK
Type of Crimes Purok Name Total

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7
Physical Injury
Total
On violence against men and women, seven (7) crimes on physical injury were
reported.
Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) was also organized.
Data shows that the Council is active and functional. One of their responsibilities is
the conduct of information campaign on the adverse effects of committing a crime.
DRUG PREVENTION AND ABUSE
________ has not encountered of drug abuse. This is due to the vigilance of
the Barangay Tanods and police authorities. The creation of Barangay Anti-Drug
Abuse Council (BADAC) has also contributed significantly in the deterrence of drug
related crimes.
ELDERLY PERSON
NUMBER OF ELDERLY PERSON (AGE 60 & ABOVE)
Purok Population Men Women Total

No. % No. % No. %
Purok 1
Purok 2
Purok 3
Purok 4
Purok 5
Purok 6
Total
Purok 4 registers to have the highest number of elderlies ranging from 60

years old and over with 10 senior citizens, the association of which was accredited in
the municipal in addressing problems and issues are seemingly dependent to the
Municipal Government.
NUMBER OF DIFFERENT ABLED PERSON

Purok Population Men Women Total
No. % No. % No. %
Purok 1
Purok 2
Purok 3
Total
As to defferently-abled person, the barangay has only one.
COMMUNITY ROLE OF MEN AND WOMEN
a.) COMMUNITY ROLE OF MEN AND WOMEN
Men Women
"Bayanihan" System participation Preparation of meals and snacks
Preparation on Barangay Big events Stage and venue decoration and
beautification
The role of men in the community is doing the hard labor works during
bayanihan system activities. During the celebration of barangay of big events such as
fiesta and "araw", the men usually the carpentry works and the like.
While that of women, they normally prepare the meals and snacks in the
conduct of bayanihan system activities. Stage decoration and beautification of the
immediate environment are also taken cared of by women in the celebration of
barangay big events.
b.) ACTIVITY CLOCK OF MEN AND WOMEN

The activity clock of men and women are not yet defined due to the absence
of a Gender Plan. To establish the activity clock of men and women, the planning
team conducted a focus group discussion which is shown above. The result of the
FGD shows that most men have more time in farm / business. The women, on the
other hand, dedicated their time in household chores. Both genders have equal time in
sleep/rest, meals and leisure.
Based on the exemplified activity clock, it was found out that men and women
differ in the time for farming/business and in doing household chores. as a
recommendation, the activity clock for women in doing household chores should be
equal to men since some men are already helping in the household chores in the same
way on the activity clock of men in farming/business should be also equal to women
since some women already help men in doing farming/ fishing or in business. These
recommended strategies should be incorporated in the Barangay Gender Plan.
c.)Household Task of Men and Women
Men Women
Act as Head of the Family Assist the head of the family especially in
nurturing children
In-charge in Farming/fishing/labor or in In-charge in household chores and
Business to support the family beautification of houses
Assist in the household chores In-charge in the budget of financial
resources of the family
Most men act as head and decision maker of the family. Men are in charge for
the hard works especially in farming/fishing or in doing business which is to support
and provide the family’s basic needs like foods, shelter, and clothing, among others.
Sometimes, men assist women in doing household chores. The women, on the other
hand, are the prime in charge of doing household chores especially in caring children,
cleanliness and beautification of the home. The women also are the main in charge in
the budgeting of financial of the home. The women also are the main in charge in the
budgeting of financial resources of the family. However, there are also time when
women assist in farming/fishing/labor or engage in doing business to support the
family.
In order to well-define the roles of men and women, the formulation of Gender
Plan is necessary.
c. FORMAL ORGANIZATIONS
Oraganizations existing in Barangay ______ are the following:

1. Women Organization
2. Rural Improvement Club
3. Senior Citizens Organization
4. ALAYON
5. CAGAS CARES
6. BOPICO
7. Deputized Fish Warden (DFW)
The above stated organizations are not registered. However, they are
accredited in the Local Government Unit of Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.
INFRASTRUCTURE
a.) WATER
a.1) WATER SUPPLY
Level No. of water Location of water Purok No. of HH Present

System system Serve Served Condition
Total
POWER
FUEL USED FOR LIGHTING
Kinds of fuel used for lighting No. of HH using this kind

Electricity
Kerosene
Total
Lighting in _________ is electricity and kesrosene which marks 135 and 31
respectively.
FUEL USED FOR COOKING
Kinds of fuel used for cooking No. of HH using this kind

Charcoal
Firewood
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Total
Source. BPT Survey, 2017
In Barangay _______, the most common fuel used for cooking is firewood
with 142 household using the same. Other households used charcoal and LPG with 10
and 14 household respectively.
b.) ELECTRIC SERVICE
Existing electric service No. of HH No. of HH not Reasons why other HH

in the barangay served served were not served
DASURECO
TRANSPORTATION AND ROAD
►ROAD NETWORK
Road Type Length (km.)

Barangay road
►MODE OF TRANSPORTATION
No. Utility Type

Tricycle
Van
Motorcycle
Total
Major means of transportation in the barangay is the motorcycle which

accounts to 29 units playing within the different networks heading to the different
immediate barangays.
Tricycle is likewise another means of transportation which accounts to 7 units.
COMMUMICATION
a.) TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES
Telecommunication facilities Number Mode of No. of HH

Available in the barangay Ownership Served
Cellphone
Handheld Radio
b.) BROADCAST MEDIA SERVICES
Types of broadcast media facilities that have Number No. of HH

reached the barangay Served
Transistor Radio
Television Set
Telecommunication services are present with the predominant trend of

acquiring mobile cellular phones which account to 49.
However, two way radio is also installed to cater the information needs of the
barangay for emergency cases connecting Sterling Base stationed at Poblacion as
control base.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
a.) DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
a.1) Barangay Government Administration
Under the mandate of RA 7160 known as The Local Government Code of

1991 the Barangay as the smallest political unit exercise
duties/functions/responsibilities in the purview and principle of local autonomy.
As provided, the barangay shall be steered by the Punong Barangay in his

capacity as the Local Chief Executive exercising executive, legislative and
administrative functions. The same act as the presiding officer in conducting regular
and special session as the case maybe.
Appointive officials discharge their duties and function within the bounce of
existing laws. As evaluated and validated they possess the capabilities to discharge
the same accordingly.
In general, performance rating of barangay elective and appointive officials
lodged in satisfactory adjectival rating. They have initiated the installation of ooficer
of the day detailed in the barangay hall to respond the barangay residents concerns
and accommodating visitors that may come in.
a.2) Public Finance (Barangay Financial Administrator)
The baramgay government of ________ relies so much on Internal Revenue

Allotment (IRA). The trend of income from the last three (3) years exhibits an
average annual increase to nearly ten (10) percent. Its average IRA figure is P ______.
Income on local sources is not significant in terms of contribution to the

barangay coffers considering that sources of funds are very minimal. Local income is
only the share of Community Tax issuances, barangay clearnces and certifications.
With respect to estimated expenditures as against actual expenditures for the

last three (3) years reckoned from 2007 to 2009, barangay __________ has on
average annual actual and estimated expenditures of __________.
ESTIMATED DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUES BY SOURCES
ACTUAL DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUES BY SOURCES
ESTIMATED EPENDITURES
ACTUAL EXPENDITURES
PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
(LUPON)
LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPA
The organized Lupong Tagapamayapa in Barangay _________ is composed of

Purok Presidents/ Purok Administrators. The barangay ten (10) Lupon members with
Purok representations.
ROLES AND FUCTIONS OF LUPON TAGAPAMAYAPA
1. Exercise administrative supervision over the conciliation panels

provided herein;
2. Meet regularly once a month to provide a forum for exchange of
ideas among its members and the public on matters relevant to the
amicable settlement of disputes, and to enable various conciliation
panel members to share with one another their observations and
experiences in effecting resolution of dispute.
3. Exercise such powers and perform such other duties and functions
as may be prescribed by law or ordinance.
One of the strengths of Lupong Tagapamayapa is that they are given the
authority
to settle any complaints/cases in their respective Puroks. One of the weaknesses of the
organizations is that the members are full time Purok presidents and work also as
justices in the barangay but they are only receiving honorarium as to their position as
Purok Presidents.
Currently, Lupong Tagapamayapa are very active and functional even though
they are only receiving minimal honoraria.
LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPA
BARANGAY TANODS
FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF BARANGAY TANODS
1. Serve as the barangay police auxiliary in the implementation of peace and

order in barangay community.
2. Support the program of the Philippine National Police in maintaining
peace and order in the barangay.
3. Serve and protect the civilian in time of hosptilities; and
4. Ensure the effective prevention, control and suppression of crimes.
Balasinon has 15 total number of Tanods who are receiving an honorarium as

aid
or assistance to their services rendered coming from the barangay budget.
BARANGAY PEACE AND ORDER COUNCIL

BARANGAY DISASTER COORDINATING COUNCIL
STATISTICAL DEVELOPMENT
As to statistical development, data was generated through the concerted efforts

exerted by the Barangay key persons and official.
ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATION
Barangay Information is undertake through the establishment of a two way

radio system via Stering Base stationed at the Poblacion as control base. Advocacy of
programs and activities is normally done during Barangay Assemblies.
BARANGAY GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE

CHAPTER 3
SITUATIONAL ANLYSIS
SECTORAL ANALYSIs
- ECONOMIC SECTOR
Statisically, most residents in _________ dwell below poverty line. This is

attributed to the lesser job opportunities.
Production of fishery products are usually exploited by local buyers who take
advantage on the cash advances of the fiherfolks to buy inputs. Buying prices are
sometimes manipulated.
- INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
As to infrastructure, Barangay ________ needs the completion of seawall to

protect residents from high tide and strong waves.
b.) SOCIAL SECTOR
Accessibility to portable water requires to be in place to address the need and

mitigate the water related health disorders.
Housing with significance to materials used shows to be substantially safe in

terms dwelling. However, some need to be improved.
Peace and order is relatively stable. This is attributed to the vigilance of the
barangay Tanods and their regular conduct of foot patrol.
As to education, __________ Elementary School teachers to classroom ratio is

1:1 which simply means that there is (1) one teacher per classroom. On the other
hand, teachers and enrolees ratio is 1:12, which is substantially within the national
standard of 1:45.
- Environment Sector
Residents od Barangay ________ have not manifested religious adherence to

the mandates of RA 9003 with respect to solid waste management.
Garbage are dumped in their compost pit but mostly are trashed or burned
anywhere.
STRENGHTS (S) WEAKNESS (W)
OPPORTUNITIES (O) THREATS (T)
Situational analysis of this documents can be well-described in a form of

Problem Tree Presentation and Objective Tree intervention.
PROBLEM TREE
TARGET
OBJECTIVE TREE
MAPS
CONDITION OF WATER BODIES
MAP
CONDITION OF ROAD NETWORK
MAP
CONDITION OF INFRASTRUCTURES / SETTLEMENT & OTHER INFRA FACILITIES
MAP
CONDITION LAND COVER

MAP
POVERTY PROFILING
POVERTY PROFILING AND ANALYSIS

INDICATOR UNMET % RATING
SCALE
TOTAL
AVERAGE
AVERAGE RATING SCALE
SOURCE LPAP, _______, DAVAO DEL SUR
Poverty Rating Scale
1.0-20 %
2.21-40%
3.41-60%
4.61-80%
5.81-100%
BARANGAY POVERTY PROFILE ANALYSIS (BARANGAY _____________)

DIMENSION POVERTY PUROK NAME TOTAL AVERAGE RANK
POVERTY INDICATO
1 2 3 4 5 6
R
As to dimension of poverty, access to resources capabilities rank first, followed by physical
well-being and survival. This indicates that people in the community has poor access to resources.
REVENUE GENERATION AND MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS
Generally, local Government Units cannot operate without the financial support from the
national government. Its governance operates at the mercy of the downloaded Internal Revenue
Allotment (IRA).
Local income in Barangay _______ is significant as to its percent contribution to the barangay
coffer. Its normal sources are the share on the collection of Real Propert7 Taxes, issuance of
Community Tax Certificates, collection on the barangay imposition relative to barangay clearances,
certifications, fees and charges.
Revenues in the Barangay Government are appropriated in a form of enactment of Barangay

Appropriation Ordinance to effect the propriety of object of expenditures on its yearly operation.
However, there are instances that supplemental budgeting is undertake if adjustments are
needed or there is an increase of its Internal Revenue Allotment.
POVERTY REDUCTION
The obtaining poverty situation in __________, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur can be addressed be
taken into implementation of an Agricultural Modernizations Plan.
Likewise, the different development Programs/Projects and activities should be taken into
consideration to reduce poverty to a modest level.
Policy recommendations should be strictly observed to facilitate the wffwctive and efficient
implementations using the different implementing mechanisms.
CHAPTER 5
IMPLEMENTING
MECHANISMS
VISION
A well-known oyster basin of the municipality, Barangay _______ liven up by
God Fearing, vigorous, participative and empowered inhabitants enjoying its widened
social-infrastructure and tourism amenities rehabilitated coastal and marine resources,
illegal- free zone having a soothing and luxuriant impartial eco-system.
MISSION
We the self-motivated and energetic constituents of barangay __________
consign ourselves to maintain the protection, conversation and regeneration of our
coastal and marine resources, grant competent improvement of our social health,
infrastructure and tourism facilities and augment delivery of peace and order services
to the public..
DEVELOPMENT GOAL:
To develop a sustained and competitive economy, enhanced delivery of basic
government services with an ecologically balanced environment.
DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVE
The plan aims to achieve the following development objectives:
1. To make ________ an oyster producing barangay.

2. To expand agri-livestock resources.
3. To promote good governance
4. To promote moral and spiritual values.
5. Enhance delivery of basic social and infrastructure services;
6. Encourage sports activities; and
7. Regenerate a balance ecosystem.
DEVELOPMENT TARGETS:
At the end of the plan period the following are the development targets:
1. To increase fishery production to at least 20%

To increase oyster production from ________ metric tons to _______ metric tons.
To increase bangus production from ______ metric tons to ________ metric tons.
To increase fish coral production from .75 metric tons to .95 metric tons.
To increase fish production from .45 metric tons to .65 metric tons
2. To increase livestocks production by at least 20%;
3. To increase fowls and poultry production by at least 20%.
4. To improve barangay governance level to at least 20%.
5. To enhance the level of moral and spiritual values to at least 20%.
6. To enhance delivery of basic social and infrastructure services of at least 25%;
7. To increase delivery of enthusiasm of the residents in sports activities of at
least 20%.
8. To establish expand mangrove areas of at least 4 Hectares during the plan
period.
9. To establish at least one (1) Material Recovery Facility.
PROPOSED GENERAL LAND USE
USE AREA (HECTARES) PERCENTAGE

1. Fishpond
2. Mangrove
Rehabilitation
3. Reclamation Area
4. Built- up
5. Utilities
5.1 Roads
SOURCE: BPT Survey, 2017
Considering the area is suited for fishery production, thereby, mangrove
rehabilitation and possible reclamation of the foreshore area (18 hectares) by the
construction of seawall are hereby proposed. Mangrove areas for rehabilitation is
approximately 169.13 hectares.
Built-up area of 4 hectares representing 1.68% include residential commercial

and institutional uses.
MAP
ECONOMIC SECTOR
1. Oyster Production Program
2. Backyard gardening, Food Always in the Home (FAITH) Scheme.
3. Establishment of family based goat breeding and fattening
4. Skills development/ manpower program via DOLE/TESDA e.g. practical
electricity, welding, air condition and refrigeration, driving etc.; and
5. Conduct of non-formal education cum livelihood.
INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
SOCIAL SECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERS
G. Environmental and Solid Waste Management Program

1. Mangrove Rehabilitation Program
2. Establishment of Material Recovery
facility
H. Development Projects
Source: FGD – BPT, 2009
FISHERY MODERNIZATION PLAN
PROGRAMS/PROJECTS OBJECTIVES IMPACT PROBLEM

INDICATOR ADDRESSED
CHAPTER 4
DEVELOPMENT
FRAMEWORK PLAN
RESOURCE MOBILIZATION PLAN
2010-2014
PROJECT STRATEGIES RESPONSIBL TARGET RESOURCES

(FROM AIP) E UNIT/ PARTNERS TO BE
PERSON GENERATED &
PROJECTS TO
BE
IMPLEMENTED
A.) Agricultural Program
Oyster Culture
Production
Program
Establishment
of Backyard
garden
(FAITH)
Establishment
of family Goat
Breeding and
Fattening
b.) DAY CARE PROGRAM
Operation and
Maintenance
Day Care
Center
c.) Health and Nutrition Programs
d.) Sports Development Program
e.) Peace and Public Safety
f.) Infrastructure Development Program

G.) Environmental and Solid Waste Management Program
H.) Development Projects

CBDP MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN
Monitoring Objectiv What Frequentl Responsibl Report Users of

Evaluation e to y/ e Groups Expected/ the
Activities Monit Schedule Means of Monitori
or Verificati ng
on Outputs
a.)
AGRICULTU
RAL
PROGRAM
B.) Day Care Program
c.) Health and Nutrition Program

D.) Peace and Public Safety
E.) Sports Development Promotion Progrm
F.) Infrastructure Development Program

G.) Environment and Solid Waste Management Program

Source: FGD – BPT
MONITORING AND EVALUATION SCHEME

2010- 2014
Program/ Performance Method of Frequently Source of Responsible

Project indicators/ monitoring of data / Person/
Information monitoring Information Office
Needed
A.) Agriculture Programs
C.) Health and Nutrition Program

E.) Sports and Development Promotion Program
G.) Environment and solid management program

INTER – BARANGAY COMPLEMENTATION PLAN

2010-2014
Programs/Projects
A.) Agricultural Development Program
C.) Health and Nutrition Program

E.) Sports Development Promotion Program
G.) Environmental and Solid Waste Management Program
Source: FGD-BPT 2009
POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS
To attain the vision of the Barangay the following policies are hereby
recommended:
1. The barangay government shall allocate sufficient funds under the 20%
Development Fund for the programs / projects and activities as planned;
2. The barangay government shall enact ordinances/resolution to support the
programs/projects/activities;
3. the barangay government shall make projects proposals of the PPAs to be
submitted to appropriate agency/ies for funding consideration.
POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS
To attain the vision of the Barangay the following policies are hereby
recommended:
4. The barangay government shall allocate sufficient funds under the 20%
Development Fund for the programs / projects and activities as planned;
5. The barangay government shall enact ordinances/resolution to support the
programs/projects/activities;
6. the barangay government shall make projects proposals of the PPAs to be
submitted to appropriate agency/ies for funding consideration.
MUNICIPAL FACILITATORS
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Republic of the Philippines

Province of Davao del Sur

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR

Thank you and more power!!!

CONRADO E. LAZA MM, MBA

Republic of the Philippines

OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY

HON.JENYF JUN M. TAÑEZA

Republic of the Philippines

__ OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY ______________

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 1

EXECUTIVE ORDER CREATING AND CONSTITUTING THE BARANGAY

WHEREAS, RA 7160, otherwise known as "The Local Government Code 1991",

WHEREAS, as a manifestation of adherence to the forgoing, Barangay Lanuro, Hagonoy,

SECTION I - TITLE - Barangay Planning Team (BPT)

SECTION II COMPOSITION - The BPT shall be composed of the following:

Members: HON. VIRGILIO C. MACARESA

HON. LARY S. JUMAO-AS

HON. NANCY P. SAROMINES

HON. MARY JANE D. CANTUTAY

HON. MARICEL M. CANTUTAY

HON. LORNA T. DAYAP

HON. RUSSEL M. SARDIDO

HON. CERINO G. LAMOSA JR.

HON. JHONREY D. TURA

CARL JOY G. GASCON

MRS. LOLITA M. LUMANAO

CHERRY MAY M. JUMAO-AS

SECTION III- DUTIES AND FUNCTION

The LBPT shall perform the following duties and function:

HON. JENYF JUN M. TAÑEZA

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT

Be it enacted by the Barangay Lanuro Development Council in Session assembled.

WHEREAS, RA 7160 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1991"

I stand to the correctness of the foregoing resolution to the best of my knowledge.

HON. Lary S. Jumao-as

HON. JENYF JUN M. TAÑEZA

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

RESOLUTION APPROVING THE COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT

Be it enacted by the Barangay Lanuro Development Council in Session assembled.

WHEREAS, RA 7160 otherwise known as "The Local Government Code of 1991"

I stand to the correctness of the foregoing resolution to the best of my knowledge.

Republic of the Philippines

BARANGAY ORDINANCE NO. 01

ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT

Be it by the Barangay Council in session assembled

SECTION IV - This Ordinance shall take effect immediately.

HON. RUSSEL M. SARDIDO

HON. JENYF JUN M. TAÑEZA

To the Municipal Government of Hagonoy, Davao del Sur spearheaded by Conrado

To the member of the Sangguniang Bayan, Headed ___________________, for their

To the Municipal Planning Team (MPT), Chaired by Veronica Rodriguez,

HON. JENYF JUN M. TAÑEZA

Corollary to the foregoing, the making of MCDP requires the Barangay

Chapter Contents Pages

MLGU Municipal Local Government Unit

1.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE PLAN

1.3 SCOPE OF THE PLAN:

1.4 PLANNING METHODOLOGY

After clearing the twenty-four hectare homestead, each of them planted

Years later, a resolution was passed to congress to change the name

Source: BPT Survey, 2018-2019

OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY ____________