BA RA NGAY G U Z A , M ANAY, DAVAO OR IE NTA L

Barangay Socio-economic Profile & Development Plan

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Date of Publication 2020

First Edition 2020

Published by the Municipal Poverty Reduction Action Team and the Municipal Planning and Development Office of the
Local Government Unit of Manay

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF GUZA 2020-2024

 PREFACE

Barangay Guza is one of the barangays of the Municipality of Manay in the

Province of Davao Oriental. It is located at mid-portion of the municipality with a
kilometer distance of 8 from the municipal poblacion. It is also 78 kilometers from
the City of Mati and 243 kilometers from Davao City.

The RA 2370 (1959) has given the barangay an autonomy for being one of a
quasi-municipal corporations. The devolution of power enabled the barangay to be
responsive to the needs of the people; to be accountable if these needs are
responded or solved; to be self- reliant and manage/generates its own resources.

In 1990, the creation of RA 7160 has mandated and given the barangay the
power to manage the entire covered areas. The local government unit shall have a
comprehensive multi-sectoral Development Plan to be initiated by its Development
Council and approved by its Sanggunian as the basis in implementing various
development programs, projects and activities geared towards the general welfare
of the constituency of the barangay.

The development council shall assist the corresponding Sanggunian in setting

the direction of economic and social development and coordinating development
efforts within its territorial jurisdiction. It is the community itself who has the
general perspective about the barangay what they want to achieve in the future.
The formulation of the CBDP as anchored on participatory approach may lead to the
establishment of the sense of ownership of the plans being developed.

The Barangay Development Council has formulated a Five Year

Comprehensive Barangay Development Plan thruthe Community Based Monitoring
System.

OBJECTIVES:

1. To set the direction of the barangay within five year planning period from
2020 – 2024.

2. To promote the efficient and equitable utilization, acquisition and

disposition of land, limited resources and valuable commodity and to promote
equitable distribution of social, economic services and facilities.

3. To maintain and regulate identified area to meet the standard

environmental requirements.

4. To minimize and resolve conflicts between and among government

agencies related to the use, management and disposition of land.

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 5. To guide future leaders in prioritizing their development thrust and
policies.

SCOPE OF THE PLAN:

The Five Year Comprehensive Barangay Development Plan is a multi-sectoral

framework that covers the following areas:

A) The Barangay profile describes the characteristics and the general

situation of the barangay. Statistical data on the various sectors are being shown
which uses the gathered data from the CBMS Database.

B) Development Framework shows the general direction of the barangay;

their vision, mission and goals. Poverty reduction agenda and the five-year
development plan.

D) Implementing Mechanism stresses the specific activities on how, when

and where to get resources and who will implement the development plan as well
as the issues and concerns of the different puroks.

METHODOLOGY:

The Comprehensive Barangay Development Plan (CBDP) was formulated by

the Barangay Development Council through the use of the Community Based
Monitoring System gathered in the community and was validated by the council
which was participated by the barangay council, Purok Presidents and other sectors
in the barangay.

The data on Perimeter Survey was gathered using the available data of the
Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator (MPDC). However, due to some of
the additional data from 2017, there were some data that were revalidated and
repositioned.

Joint consultation and orientation to the barangay council and barangay

planner was done before conducting the actual barangay planning. During the
actual planning using CBMS tools, FGD, grouping with a series of workshop and
reporting were used / adopted.

After the planning session, the MPDC Staff conducted a write-shop followed
by the critiquing together with the different barangay sectors concerned in order to
have inputs for the improvement of the plan and after the presentation of the 5
year development plan. It was presented to the barangay assembly for their
information and approval.

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Cover Page
Message of Punong Barangay
Message of the Municipal Mayor
Message of the Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator
Resolution Approving the Barangay Development Plan
Preface i
Chapter 1 History of the Barangay Guza 1

Barangay Guza 2

Chapter 2 The Barangay Profile of Guza 4

2.1 Physical Features 5

2.1.1 Geographical Location 5

2.1.2 Total Land Area 5
2.1.3 Topography and Slope Classification 5
2.1.4 Surface Drainage 6
2.1.5 Climate and Rainfall 6
2.1.6 Soil Type 6
2.1.7 Land Capability 6
2.18 Land Suitability 7

2.2 Educational and Health Service Facilities 7

2.2.1 Medical Health Facility and Personnel Services 7
2.2.2 Education 8
Educational Institutions 8

2.3 Mode of Public Transportation 8

2.3.1 Mode of Transportation 8

2.4 Credit Institution 8

2.4.1 Credit Facilitation 8

2.5 Power and Electricity 9

2.5.1 Fuel Used for Cooking 9
2.5.2 Electric Service 9

2.6 Solid Waste Management 9

2.7 Development Administration 10

2.7.1 Barangay Government Administration 10

2.7.2 Barangay Government Structure 10

Chapter 3 CBMS Results: An Executive Summary 14

 Community Based Monitoring System 15

Chapter 4 The Demography 16

4.1 Population Size, Growth and Density 17

4.2 Distribution of Population 17

4.3 Age and Sex Distribution 17

4.4 Civil Status 18

4.5 Population by Mother Tongue 18

4.6 Ethnic Groups 19

4.7 Religious Affiliation 19

Chapter 5 Human Development 20

5.1 Health and Nutrition 21

5.1.1 Incidence of Diseases in the Barangay 21

5.1.2 Nutrition Status 21

5.2 Water and Sanitation 22

5.2.1 Water Supply Services 22

5.2.2 Households with Access to Sanitary Toilet 22

5.3 Shelter 23

5.3.1 Household tenure and Dwelling Condition 23

5.3.2 Dwelling Condition 24

5.4 Education 25

5.4.1 Education Status 25

5.5 Peace and Order 25

Chapter 6 Economic Development 26

6.1 Employment Rate 27

6.2 Household and Income 27

6.3 Households Experiencing Food Shortage 28

6.4 Inputs and Outputs of Agriculture 28

 6.5.1 Agricultural Output 28
6.5.2 Agricultural Facilities 28

6.5 Labor Force and Unemployment 29

6.6 Land Ownership 30

Chapter 7 Programs Implemented in the Barangay 31

7.1 Programs Implemented 32

Chapter 8 LGU Specific Indicator 33

8.1 Voting Population 34

8.2 Person With Disabilities 34

8.3 Overseas Filipino Worker 35

8.4 Solo Parent 35

8.5 Access to Internet 36

8.5 Access to Insurance System 36

Chapter 9 Barangay Vision and Mission Statement 37

Vision 38

Mission 38

Development Goals 38

Chapter 10 Development Plans and Programs 39

10.1 Revenue and Management Enhancement Plan 40

10.2 Five-Year Agricultural and Fisheries Modernization Plan 41

10.3 Five-Year Economic Development Plan 42

10.4 Five-Year Infrastructure Development Plan 43

10.5 Five-Year Local Government Development Plan 45

10.6 Five-Year Social Development Plan 46

10.7 Five-Year Environment Protection and Preservation

Development Plan 47
 List of Tables
TABLE NO. NAME PAGE
1 Land Area per Purok 5
2 Topography and Slope Classification 5
3 Surface Drainage 6
4 Soil Type of Barangay 6
5 Land Capabilities 7
6 Land Suitability 7
7 Distances to Medical Health Facilities 7
8 Number of Health Personnel 7
9 Number of School According to Level 8
10 Distances from Barangay Proper 8
11 No. of Households Availed the Credit Facilities 8
12 Types of Fuel Used for Cooking 9
13 Electric Services in the Barangay 9
14 Solid Waste Disposal 10
15 Barangay Functionaries 13
16 Population Size, Growth and Density 17
17 Distribution of Population 17
18 Age and Sex Distribution 18
19 Civil Status 18
20 No. of Population by Mother Tongue 18
21 Ethnic Groups 19
22 Religious Affiliation 19
23 Household Avail Treatment for their Illness 21
24 Where the Population go to avail Medical Treatment 21
25 Nutrition Status by Gender from 0-5 years old 22
26 Source of Water Supply 22
27 Access to Sanitary Toilet 23
28 Household Tenure 23
29 Type of Houses by Type of Wall 24
30 Type of Houses by Type of Roof 24
31 Type of Houses by Type of Floor 24
32 Education Status 25
33 Victims of Crimes in the past 12 Months 25
34 Employment Status 27
35 Unemployment Rate Formula 27
36 Household with Income Below Poverty Threshold 28
37 Agriculture Output 28
38 Agriculture Facilities 29
39 Breakdown of Occupation on the Past Week 29
40 Job Status 30
41 Type of Worker 30
42 Tenure Status of the Agricultural Lands being tilled by 30
the household by barangay
43 Programs Implemented in the last 12 months 32
44 Voting Population 34
45 PWD Population 34
46 OFW Population 35
 47 Solo Parent Population 35
48 Access to Internet 36
49 Access to Insurance System 36
50 Matrix on Revenue Generation and Management 40
Enhancement
51 Five-year Agricultural and Fishery Modernization Plan 41
52 Five-year Economic Development Plan 42
53 Five-year Infrastructure Plan 43
54 Five-year Local Government Plan 45
55 Five-year Social Development Plan 46
56 Five-year Environment Protection and Preservation 47
Development Plan

LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE NO. NAME PAGE
1 The Barangay Government Structure 11
2 The Barangay Organizational Structure 12
APPENDICES

Pictures showing the Planning in Barangay Guza

Issues and Concerns of Barangay Guza
CBMS Validation Result in Barangay Guza
Municipal Map Showing the Barangay
Based Map of Guza
Topographic Map of Barangay Guza
Slope Map of Barangay Guza
Climate Map of Barangay Guza
Soil Map of Barangay Guza
Education Map of Barangay Guza
Health Map of Barangay Guza
Sanitation Map of Barangay Guza
Hazard Map of the Municipality
Power Map of Barangay Guza
Population Map of Barangay Guza
Water Map of Barangay Guza
Agricultural Map of Barangay Guza
Poverty Map of Barangay Guza
Households with Low Income Map of Barangay Guza
 Chapter

1
History of
Barangay Guza

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 Barangay Guza

According to the history, the vast fertile soil of the barangay was filled
with the weeds natively known called as “Guza”. Other people in the barangay
had no recognition of the said plant so they called the place as “Kagusagusaan”
in the native or the place which Guza weeds were abundant until it was named
as Barangay Guza.

As the World War II broke up on 1940’s, Domingo Banoy Sr. was the
Tenientedel Barrio (1940 – 1945) who first initiated the construction of the
school building. The works Domingo Banoy Sr. was then continued by
TeodoroLindo who served from (1946 – 1949) then followed by BaseleoMapayo
(1950 – 1960).

After the war broke up in the year 1960’s Gorgonio Macasambat was then
elected as the Barangay Captain from 1961 to 1968 that initiated some of the
pilot roads as well as logging roads, school cottage, Home Economics building,
Reading Center and school recreational facilities such as basketball pavements.
Barangay Guza, which was a part of its Mother Barangay Manreza had fully
separated and became a regular barangay on April 17, 1968 as the Provincial
Board of Davao Oriental passed a Resolution No. 56 series of 1968 and approved
the creation of the said barangay.

In 1969 to 1981, Olimpio Similatan followed Gorgonio Macasambat and

served as the barangay Captain for Guza who then initiated the construction of
the school fence and their 1st Barangay Hall. Melencio Espada Jr. on the other
hand became the Officer Incharge (OIC) during the revolutionary government
from 1987 to 1989.

In 1990’s, this was the decade of Implementation of Local Government

Code and the Autonomy of the Local Government Units. Elected Captain
Victorino Lindo (1990 – 2001) initiated also some of the major transformations
of the barangay such as; Multi – purpose Pavements, Day Care Center,
Barangay Health Center, Barangay Water System, additional school buildings,

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barangay site fence, Barangay Electrification, Improvement of Barangay Roads
and the construction of the Barangay Stage.

With the continuing development from 2002 up to the present, Hon.

Romerico Macasambat continues to initiate major developments in the context of
community participation in the barangay such as the construction of the Covered
Court, Improvement of their Barangay Water System as well as the farm to
market roads, Concreting of the fence of the barangay hall and its dirty kitchen
and electrification projects. Concepcion Donato was elected however on her
untimely death on the year 2015 Jhonel Lindo, 1st Barangay Kagawad continued
as Punong Barangay until 2019. On the elections of 2019, Daisy Donato was
elected.
Source: BDP 2012 - 2016

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 Chapter

2
The Barangay Profile of
Barangay Guza

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF BARANGAY GUZA 2020 – 2024

2.1 PHYSICAL FEATURES

2.1.1 Geographical Location

Barangay Guza is 7.27 kilometers away from the Municipality of Manay. It

is 74.27 kilometers from Mati and 242.27 kilometers from Davao City. The
Eastern parts of Barangay Guza are shared Barangay Lambog and Barangay San
Fermin, Barangay Concepcion in the Western portion and Barangay San Fermin
in the Northern part, and Barangay Manreza in the Southern part. It is located
lies between 7˚14.615’N Latitude and 126˚29.104’E Longitude.

2.1.2 Total Land Area

Barangay Guza has a total land area of 454.58 hectares, representing the
8 puroks or 0.84% of the total land area of the municipality. Among these
puroks, PurokSinuwatan has the largest of them with 25.31% and the least area
is PurokLongagon with 6.32% from the total barangay land area. However, two
of the barangay puroks are located outside the boundary area of the Barangay
Guza namely; PurokRendero and Boundary. These puroks share land area with
the PurokButayan of the Barangay Central.

Table 1 Land Area by Purok

Purok Area (ha.) %
Purok 1 – Niyogan 61.3909 13.5
Purok 2 – Kasunugan 55.0058 12.1
Purok 3 – Boundary * - -
Purok 4 – Rendero * - -
Purok 5 – Tagaluwa 98.4252 21.65
Purok 6 – Balingbingan 96.0150 21.12
Purok 7 – Longagon 28.7332 6.32
Purok 8 – Sinuwatan 115.2890 25.31
Total 657.297 100
Source: MPDO 2017
*Puroks Boundary and Rendero are found in the area of Barangay Central particularly in Purok Butayan

2.1.3 Topography and Slope classification

The Barangay has an irregular topography. Table below shows that Purok
Tagaluwa and Sinuwatan has the highest elevation of 500 masl and 30-50%
slope.The rest of the sitios belong to the lower elevation ranging from 100-400
masl and 15-50% slope.

Table 2 Topography and Slope classification

Purok Elevation (masl) Slope (%)
From To From To
Purok 1 – Niyogan 300 400 30 50
Purok 2 – Kasunugan 200 400 15 30
Purok 3 – Boundary* - - 15 30
Purok 4 – Rendero* - - 15 30
Purok 5 – Tagaluwa 200 500 30 50
Purok 6 – Balingbingan 200 400 30 50
Purok 7 – Longagon 100 200 15 30
Purok 8 – Sinuwatan 300 500 30 50
Source: MPDO 2017
*Puroks Boundary and Rendero are found in the area of Barangay Central particularly in Purok Butayan

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 2.1.4 Surface Drainage

The barangay has numerous creeks and some of them are water
tributaries of the Manay River.

Table 3 Surface Drainage

Names of Major Water Bodies Physical condition
Within the Barangay
Creeks:
a) Tomoang creek Water decreases during long drought. Can
b) Kapadong creek be used for domestic purposes
c) Bobod creek
d) Ulyawanon creek
e) Mangonngon creek
f) Longagon creek
g) Bitangon creek
Spring:
a) Mangonngon spring Clean and safe good source for potable
b) Patong spring water
c) Bailand spring
d) Batingon spring
Ponds:
a)Fresh water fishpond Operational source for food.
Source: MPDO 2017

2.1.5 Climate and Rainfall

The barangay falls under Type II climate that characterized by no strong

winds or storm the whole year round and rainfall or more or less evenly
distributed throughout the year. The climate prevailing in the area is normal
except during summer wherein the barangay experiences a high degree
temperature that sometimes reaches to 320C., while the lowest is 160C., also
during the months of August to December; due to Climate Change the weather
condition of the barangay is badly affected.

2.1.6 Soil Type

The barangay has a sandy loam soil especially to nearby creeks and flat
portion. All areas both lower and higher elevation are very much suited for
permanent crops like banana, coconut, cash crops and even for pasture.

Table 4 Soil Type of the barangay

Soil Type Name Crop Suitability
Sandy Loam Corn, Coconut, Vegetables and Banana
Source: MPDO 2017

2.1.7 Land Capability

There are certain portions of the land area of the barangay capable for
agricultural cultivation and even other purposes such as for forage and pasture
requirement for the livestock.

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Table 5 Land Capabilities
Classification Area (Ha.)
Land capability for crops
Land capability for upland orchard 49.06
Land capability for pasture
Source: MPDO 2017

2.1.8 Land Suitability

Table below shows the estimated land area for soil suitable for diversified
farming system and tree crops.

Table 6 Land Suitability

Classification Area (Ha.)
Soil suitability for tree crops. 5.5
Soil suitability for Diversified/Mixed Crops 40
Total 45.5
Source: MPDO 2017

2.2 EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH SERVICES FACILITIES

2.2.1 Medical Health Facility/Personnel Services

The barangay is located within the mid part of the municipality in which
medical facility like municipal health center/ hospital are not so far to be reached
by the barangay constituent; however because of the condition of the road
people from the barangay find it difficult to go to the Municipal Health Center or
in any private clinics thus they only rely on the Barangay Health Center for
consultation by the midwife before going to the municipal hospital. While for
major cases that it needs more advanced facilities, patients are referred to Mati,
Tagum and even to Davao City.

Table 7 Distances to Medical Health Facilities

From Barangay To
Mun. of Manay Mati City TagumCity Davao City
Guza 7.27 77.27 182.27 242.27
Source: MPDO 2017

The barangay has 14 Barangay Health Workers (BHW), 1 Midwife, 1

Barangay Sanitary Inspector (BSI) and 1 Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS). The
health personnel in the barangay have conducted regular immunization, pre-natal
check-up for the pregnant women and feedings to the children.

Table 8 Number of Health Personnel

Personnel No. Benefit / honoraria given
BLGU MLGU PLGU
Midwife 1 - 176.00 -
Php/Day
Barangay Health Worker 14 150.00 - -
Php/Mo.
Barangay Nutrition Scholar 1 350.00 350.00 300.00
Php/Mo. Php/Mo. Php/Mo.
Barangay Sanitary Inspector 1 250.00 - -
Php/Mo.
Source: MPDO 2017

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 2.2.2 Education

Educational Institutions

Barangay Guza has one public elementary school located in barangay

proper which caters complete garden 1- 6. It has also Guza Day Care Center for
kindergartens.

Table 9 Number of School According to Level

Name of School Location(Sitio) Area Type Level
Occupied
Guza Elementary School Proper 1 ha. Public Elementary
Guza Day Care Center Proper 100 sqm. Public Kindergarten
Source: MPDO 2017

Children coming from the fardestsitio will have to walk half a kilometer
before reaching the elementary as well as the day care center.

Table 10 Distances from Community to School

School Distance from Barangay Proper
Guza Elementary School 0
Guza Day Care Center 0
Source: MPDO 2017

2.3 MODE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

2.3.1 Mode of Transportation

Barangay Guza is accessible to any transportation facilities, but the most

common means of transportation from barangay proper is by single motor
(habal-habal), However for residents going to their respective puroks will have
to walk on the foot trails.

2.4 CREDIT INSTITUTIONS

2.4.1 Credit Facilitation

Table below shows that 23 HH have availed of credit facilities to private

lending institutions. Repayment scheme involves daily payment (arawan),
weekly and monthly at a rate ranging from 1.5% to 10% per month.

Table 11 No. of Household Availed the Credit Facilities

Credit Institutions No. of Households

Ad Jesum 5
Reynaldo 2
Others 16
Total 23*
Source: PRA 2011
*Data not fix due to payment schemes.

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2.5 POWER & ELECTRIC SUPPLY

2.5.1 Fuel Used for Cooking

Majority of the residents used firewood / charcoal as fuel for cooking

which has a total of 273 or 98.55% from the total households of the barangay.

Table 12 Types of fuel used for cooking

Types of fuel used for cooking
NO. of HH %
Wood 273 98.55
LPG 4 1.45
Total 277 100
Source: CBMS 2017

2.5.2 Electric Service

The Davao Oriental Electric Cooperative (DORECO) is supplying the

electric needs of the barangay. A total of 226 households availed of the services
of the power company while a total of 11 households are still unserved. Reason
for this include: distance from the main line, affordability level of the households
and financial constraints on the part of the barangay government. Thus, some of
the households resort for another source of electricity such as the use of
renewable energy such as Solar Lights with 1 household or 0.36% of the total
households in the barangay.

Table 13, Electric and Power Services in the Barangay

Purok Using Electricity from DORECO Using Solar Lights (off grid)
Mag. % Mag. %
1 52 18.77 0 0
2 58 20.93 0 0
3 21 7.58 0 0
4 37 13.35 1 0.36
5 8 2.88 0 0
6 20 7.22 0 0
7 11 3.97 0 0
8 19 6.85 0 0
TOTAL 226 81.58 1 0.36
Source: CBMS 2017

2.6 Solid Waste Management

Only few of the constituents adopted the segregation of biodegradable

from non-biodegradable. Most of the households used Burning as one of the
mode for Solid Waste Management which constitutes to 193 households or
69.67% of the total household population of the barangay. Other households in
the far-flung puroks adopt composting and dumping in pit with cover and
throwing of garbages in rivers/vacant lots and etc as their method of garbage
disposal. Households also implements more than one of the solid waste
management.

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Table 14 Solid Waste Disposal
Type of Disposal Magnitude (HH) % from the HH Population
Throwing garbage in
river, vacant lot, etc. 114 41.15
Pit without cover 7 2.52
Pit with cover 0 0
Burning 193 69.67
Composting 52 18.77
recycling 1 0.03
garbage collection 19 6.86
waste segregation 8 0.36
Source: CBMS 2017

2.7 Development Administration

2.7.1 Barangay Government Administration

2.7.2 Barangay Government Structure

Barangay Guza is presently governed by the normal flow of Barangay

Government Structure as illustrated below. The barangay council as the highest
governing body manages the whole government administration. It is composed
of Punong Barangay, Barangay Kagawad, Barangay Treasurer and Barangay
Secretary. Barangay Development Coucil is responsible in the formulation of the
development plans, programs and projects implemented in tha barangay.

Several barangay institutions are also organized that include, Barangay

Peace and Order Council (BPOC), Barangay Disaster Coordinating Council
(BDCC), Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC), Barangay Health Workers
(BHWs), Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS), Barangay Council for the Protection
of Women and Children (BCPWC), LupongTagapamayapa, Agriculture Makamasa
Barangay Extension Technician (AMBET), Barangay Tanod (BT), Barangay
Sanitary Inspector (BSI), Women’s Organization, Senior Citizens Organization,
Barangay Tribal Council (BTC), Barangay Health Response Team (BHERT),
Barangay Human Rights Action Center (BHRAC), Barangay Physical Fitness and
Sports Devt Council (BPFSDC), Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management
Committee (BESWMC), Barangay Crisis Management Committee (BCMC),
Barangay Violence Againsts Women Desk (BZAWD). These institutions or bodies
perform specific functions supportive of the efficient and effective operations of
the Barangay.

Barangay functionaries rendered services directed towards the general

welfare of its constituency, the general assembly. Based on the flow of the
performance rating of the Sangguniang Barangay, Outstanding rating is
generally obtained which means that citizens are very much satisfied with the
services being delivered to them.

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 The Barangay Government Structure

BARANGAY GUZA

PB 7 Barangay Kagawads
SK Chair
BARANGAY COUNCIL Brgy.Treasurer
Brgy Secretary

Barangay Council,
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT Purok Presidents
COUNCIL
NGOs/PO’s/CSO’s reps
(BDC) (1/4)

- BPOC
- BDCC
- BCPWC
- BHRAC
BARANGAY INSTITIONS - BHERT
- BPFSDC
- BADAC
- BESWMC
- BCMC
- BVAWD
- LT
- BHW
- BSI
- BNS
- Midwife
- AMBET
- DCW
- Women
- Senior Citizen
- BTC

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Figure 3The Barangay Government Structure

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 Organizational Structure

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

SECRETARY

PUNONG BARANGAY
TREASURER

Other Appointed Staff

SB SB SB SB SB SB
SB SK

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL EXECOM

SB COUNCIL NGO ¼ (MEMBERS) Purok Presidents

BARANGAY INSTITUTIONS

BPOC BDCC BCPWC BHRAC BHERT

LT BSI BNS AMBET TANOD

BPFSDC BADAC BESWMC BCMC BVAWD BHW / Midwife / Womens / Sr. Citizen
C

Figure 4The Barangay Organizational Structure

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Table 15 List of Barangay Functionaries of Barangay Guza
LIST OF BARANGAY FUNCTIONARIES OF BARANGAY GUZA
Name Position Name Position
Hon. Daisy M. Donato Punong Barangay Gil Mowanag Purok Pres.
Hon. Angelie S. Manaongsong SB Member Aladin Paulino Purok Pres.
Hon. Eric Christopher D. Banoy SB Member Norma A. Badbadon Purok Pres.
Hon. Amelia T. Maynagcot SB Member Arlene B. Tagadon Purok Pres.
Hon. Luzminda M. Mapayo SB Member Jemuel Balinwang Purok Pres.
Hon. Jhonnel D. Lindo SB Member Editha Similatan Purok Pres.
Hon. Merygen C. Latiban SB Member Roselyn Lindo Purok Pres.
Hon. Hansel U. Martije SB Member Nathaniel Pangaldin Purok Pres.
Hon. Jeramie P. Mamosog SK Chairman Fernando Badbadon Brgy. Pangkatarungan

Hon. Jaime M. Espada IPMR Bernardo Donato Brgy. Pangkatarungan

Rene A. Acedilla Brgy. Secretary Arthuro Similatan Brgy. Pangkatarungan

Angelina Diuyan Brgy. Treasurer Benedicto P. Latiban Brgy. Pangkatarungan

Rosa Badbadon BHW Domingo Banoy Jr. Brgy. Pangkatarungan

Solidad Saguidan BHW

Norberta Manaongsong BHW
Violeta B. Manaongsong BHW
Hermelinda Dandan BHW
Rosencia Macasambat BHW
Dolores Manlatican BHW
Norma Mandanao BHW
Eva Mandanao BHW
Jessica Salisad BHW
Rosalinda Latiban BHW
Evelyn Latiban BHW
Jovita Latiban BHW
Luzminda Mapayo BHW / BNS
Roselle B. Tibug BHW
Napoleon M. Diuyan Brgy. Tanod
Jeremias B. Lindo Brgy. Tanod
Jemuel C. Balinwang Brgy. Tanod
Manolito P. Pugo Brgy. Tanod
Samuel C. Mascan Brgy. Tanod
Alijandro A. Tibug Brgy. Tanod
Ruben T. Saguidan Brgy. Tanod
Oscar T. Saguidan Brgy. Tanod
Reynaldo D. Cudada Brgy. Tanod
Jose L. Langgam Brgy. Tanod
Endaliseo B. Pangaldin Barangay Utility
Justeniano Manlatican Barangay Utility
Rolando Cadangdang Sr. Barangay Utility
Emalyn Cadangdang Barangay Utility
Emely Latiban Barangay Utility
Edsel Latiban Barangay Utility
Edralyn Mapayo Barangay Utility
Cherry Diuyan Brgy. Clerk
Janeth Dandan Brgy. Clerk
Edith L. Casumpo Day Care Worker
Elma Catampao Brgy. AMBET

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 Chapter

3
CBMS Results:
An Executive Summary

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COMMUNITY BASED MONITORING SYSTEM

The Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) is a diagnostic tool to

assess poverty in the barangay, municipal, city, and provincial level. It provides
policymakers and program implementers with a good information base for
tracking the impacts of macroeconomic reforms and various policy shocks.

It is an organized way of collecting information at the local level for use of

LGUs, national government agencies, NGOs, and civil society for planning,
program implementation and monitoring. CBMS is a tool intended for a more
improved governance and greater transparency and accountability in resource
allocation.

The CBMS addresses the lack of necessary disaggregated data for

diagnosing extent of poverty at the local level, determines the causes of poverty,
serves as guide for formulating appropriate policies and programs, identifies
eligible beneficiaries, and assesses the impact of policies and programs.

Benefits to be derived from the CBMS include building up of the capacity

of the members of the community to participate in the development planning
and monitoring process, enrichment of existing LGU databases, enhancement of
the preparation of socioeconomic profiles, development and investment plans,
aids in diagnosing poverty at the local level and in formulating appropriate
interventions, identifying resource allocations and eligible beneficiaries.

CBMS has been adopted by local government units in the Philippines since
2000. Various policy issuances by LGUs and national government agencies
including the Department of the Interior and Local Government , the National
Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC), and the National Statistical Coordination Board
(NSCB) have recognized the usefulness of CBMS for generating the necessary
disaggregated data for various thematic concerns including local planning,
grassroots participatory budgeting, poverty diagnosis, monitoring the Millennium
Development Goals (MDG), disaster-risk reduction management (DRRM) and
climate change adaptation (CCA), gender and development, impact monitoring,
and food insecurity among others. Technical support to LGUs on the
implementation and use of the standard CBMS modules on data collection (CBMS
paper-track and CBMS Accelerated Poverty Profiling using tablets), data
processing and use of CBMS data in preparing local development profiles and
plans is being provided by a pool of accredited CBMS trainers from the DILG and
the CBMS International Network Office of DLSU.

Pursuant to RA 8425, the Social Reform and Poverty Alleviation Act, which
sets the policy to the state to “adopt and area-based sectoral and focused
intervention to poverty alleviation,” thus, the YAMAN PINOY by the Department
of Trade and Industry is one of the programs under the BUB which is identified
by the LPRAT Members of the Municipality of Manay.

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The Demography

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4. Demography

This chapter shows information about the barangay survey conducted thru
the Community Based Monitoring System.

4.1 Population Size, Growth and Density

Barangay Del Pilar has a total population of 1,526 individuals and 480
households with an average household size of 3.17 (Table 16).

Table 16 Population size, growth and density

Category Number
Total Population 1,526
Total No. of HH 480
Average HH Size 3.17
Source: CBMS 2017

Distribution of Population

Based on the data gathered during CBMS, Barangay Guza has a total
population of 973 individuals or 277 households (Table 17). These consist of 522
male individuals or 53.64% and 451 female individuals or 46.35% from the total
population of the barangay. The highest number of males and females are
observed in Purok 2 with a total of 114 Males or 11.71% and 95 Females or
9.76% respectively. The lowest number of population of both sexes is observed
in Purok 5 with 22 males or 0.21% 14 or 1.43% and from the total population.

The Highest number of households that consist of 62 households or

22.38% is observed in Purok 1. The lowest number of households with 10
household or 3.61% is observed in Purok 5.

Table 17 Distribution of Population

Population
Purok Male % Female % Total % HH %
1 – Niyogan 112 11.51 94 9.60 206 21.71 62 22.38
2 – Kasunugan 114 11.71 95 9.76 209 21.47 60 21.66
3 – Boundary 46 4.72 50 5.13 96 9.86 29 10.46
4 – Rendero 105 10.79 94 9.60 199 20.45 56 20.21
5 – Tagaluwa 22 2.26 14 1.43 36 3.69 10 3.61
6 – Balimbingan 51 5.24 45 4.62 96 9.86 26 9.38
7 – Longagon 31 3.18 18 1.84 49 5.03 12 4.33
8 – Sinuwatan 41 4.21 41 4.21 82 8.42 22 7.94
Total 522 53.64 451 46.35 973 100 277 100
Source: CBMS 2017

Age and Sex Distribution

The highest number or percentage of age by both sexes is within bracket

23-60 years old with a total number of 473 individuals or 48.61%. Second is age
bracket 6-12 years old with a total of 142 individuals or 17.90%.The lowest is in
age bracket 13-17 years old with 81 or 8.32%.

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 Among the age brackets, 23-60 years old have the highest number of
males with 251 individuals or 25.79% and females with 222 individuals or
22.81% of the total population. The lowest number of male is within the bracket
of 61 Above with a total of 33 males or 3.39% and the bracket of 13-17 years
old for females with 36 or 4.00%. It is clearly shows that males are dominantly
in the whole bracket with 522 individuals or 53.65% compared to females with
451 individuals or 46.35% of the total population (Table 18).

Table 18 Ages and Sex Distribution

Age Group Gender
According to MALE % FEMALE % Total %
Sex
0-5 63 6.47 42 4.31 105 10.79
6-12 82 8.42 60 6.16 142 17.90
13-17 45 4.62 36 4.00 81 8.32
18-22 48 4.93 38 3.90 86 8.83
23-60 251 25.79 222 22.81 473 48.61
61 Above 33 3.39 53 5.44 86 8.83
Total 522 53.65 451 46.35 973 100
Source: CBMS 2017

Civil Status
Table 19 shows the civil status of the barangay that Married status has
the highest number with 156 individuals or 16.03% by both sexes. Followed by
the Single status by both sexes with a total of 156 or 16.03% and last is the
Divorced / Separated status by both sexes with a total of 2 or 0.20%. However,
there are missing entries in the CBMS data banking which constituents to 683
entries or 70.119% of the total population.

Table 19 Civil Status

Population
Civil Status Male % Female % Total %
Single 59 6.03 22 2.26 81 8.32
Married 76 7.81 80 8.22 156 16.03
Widow (male/female) 5 0.51 7 0.71 12 1.23
Divorced / Separated 1 0.10 1 0.10 2 0.20
Common-Law / Live-In 18 1.84 21 2.15 39 4.00
Unknown / No entries 0 0 0 0 683 70.19
Total 159 16.34 131 13.46 973 100
Source: CBMS 2017

Population by Mother Tongue

Mandaya is dominant with all of the people used to communicate in

everyday living. However, people used also the Bisayan Language for the visitors
of the place (Table 20).

Table 20 No. of Population by Mother Tongue

Types of Dialect Population % from the total population
Mandaya 953 97.94
Bisaya / Binisaya 20 2.06
Total 973 100
Source: CBMS 2017

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 Ethnic Groups

Mandaya / Dabawenyo ethnic group is dominant in Barangay Guza with

953 or 97.94% of the individuals in the place.

Table 21 Ethnic Groups

Types of Ethnic Groups Population % from the total population
Mandaya 953 97.94
Bisaya / Binisaya 20 2.06
Total 973 100
Source: CBMS 2017

Religious Affiliation

With regards to religious affiliation of Barangay Guza, Roman Catholic has

the highest number in the barangay which account to 45.42% of the total
population, while Other Protestants which ranks second with 24.66%. Faith
Tabernacle on the other hand has 18.08% of the total population. Door of
Faith, Alliance of Bible Christian Community and Jesus Christ Saves Global
Outreach has the low number of its members both with 0.10% of the total
population, (Table 22).

Table 22 Religious Affiliations

Type of Religion Population % from the total Population
Other Protestants 240 24.66
Roman Catholic 442 45.42
Faith Tabernacle 176 18.08
Foursquare Gospel Church 99 10.17
Door of Faith 1 0.10
Alliance of Bible Christian Comm. 1 0.10
Jesus Christ Saves Global Outreach 1 0.10
United Pentecostal 13 1.33
Total 973 100
Source: CBMS 2017

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 Chapter

5
Human Development

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5. Human Development

This chapter shows information about the barangay survey conducted thru
the Community Based Monitoring System on Human Development.

5.1 Health and Nutrition

5.1.1 Incidence of Diseases in the Barangay

Based on the survey conducted a total of 4 households availed treatments

for illness in which the highest recorded is in Purok 2 and 4 with both 4 HH or
0.72% from the total household population of the barangay. There is also no
recorded death for both the Children below 5, Maternal Death or any death due
to pregnancy in which the barangay is keeping an eye on this matter and the
BHWs are doing their best to monitor pregnant and children’s health, thus,
continuing the health related programs are relevant.

Table 23, Household avail treatment for their illnesses

PUROK NUMBER OF HH AVAILED % FROM THE TOTAL HH OF
TREATMENT THE BARANGAY
1 0 0
2 2 0.72
3 0 0
4 2 0.72
5 0 0
6 0 0
7 0 0
8 0 0
Total 4 1.44
Source: CBMS 2017

Most people seek immediate medical assistance to the Public Hospital

(municipality / city) with 3 or 1.08% of the households in the barangay while
some go directly to Public Hospital (District) with 1 or 0.36% of the total
household population of the barangay. One of the reasons identified is because
of the present condition of the roads especially that is passable during rainy
season, thus, the barangay should continue the road concreting projects in able
to have a climate-smart roads that can be passable even during rainy season
especially on those areas in the interior of the barangay.

Table 24 Where the Population go to avail Medical Treatment

HOSPITAL MAGNITUDE % FROM THE TOTAL HH OF THE BARANGAY
Public hospital (national) 0 0
Public hospital (provincial) 1 0.36
Public hospital (municipal/city) 3 1.08
Public hospital (district) 0 0
Private hospital / clinic 0 0
Rural Health units 0 0
Brgy Health Units 0 0
Hilot Personel/ Non Med 0 0
others/specify 0 0
TOTAL 4 1.44
Source: CBMS 2017

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 5.1.2 Nutritional Status

Out of population aging 0-5 years old, majority of them are normal when
it comes to their Nutrition Status. Table below shows the magnitude of
malnourished children ages 0-5 years old. The occurrence of a normal nutritional
status of the children in the barangay is contributed to the strict implementation
of the Nutrition Programs both by the barangay and the municipal government,
thus, the barangay will continue such programs in relation to the nutrition in the
barangay.

Table 25 Nutrition Status by Gender from 0-5 years old

Age Normal
Magnitude % from the population
Overweight 0 0
Normal 104 10.68
Underweight 1 0.10
Severely Underweight 0 0
Total 105 10.78
Source: CBMS 2017

5.2 Water and Sanitation

5.2.1 Water Supply Services

Majority of the households of Barangay Guza use Shared faucet,

Community water system as source for bath and washing of clothes with 161
households or 58.12% of the total household in the barangay.

Table 26 Source of Water supply

Sources Magnitude Percentage
Own use faucet, community water system 1 0.36
Shared faucet, community water system 161 58.12
Own use tubed/piped deep well 1 0.36
Shared use tubed/piped deep well 0 0
Tuved/piped shallow well 0 0
Dug well 0 0
Protected spring 12 4.33
unprotected spring 97 35.01
Lake, river others 0 0
peddler 0 0
bottled water(purified,distilled,mineral) 5 1.80
Total 277 100
Source: CBMS 2017

5.2.2 Households with Access to Sanitary Toilet

Majority of the households of Barangay Guza implemented the use of

Water Sealed, sewer Septic Tank, Used Exclusively by the Household with 215 or
44.79% of the total HH population in the Barangay while there are still 71
households or 14.79% which has no Toilet in their Household. The need of toilet

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bowl and cement is one of the reasons for such inaccessibility to Sanitary Toilets,
thus, a need to continue the Sanitary Programs in the barangay is needed.

Table 27 Access to Sanitary Toilet

Type of Toilet Used / Implemented by HH Magnitude Percentage
Water sealed, sewer septic tank, used exclusively 103 37.18
by household
Water sealed, sewer septic tank, shared with 1 0.36
other households
Water sealed, other depository, used exclusively 108 38.98
by household
Water sealed, other depository, shared with other 17 6.13
households
Closed Pit 43 15.52
Open Pit 3 1.08
Pail System 0 0
None 2 0.72
TOTAL 277 100
Source: CBMS 2017

5.3 Shelter

5.3.1 Household Tenure and Dwelling Condition

Majority of the houses of Barangay Guza are owned or with Owner like
possession of House and Lot with 239 household or 49.80% while there are also
households with Rent House including Lot with 132 or 27.50% of the total
household population of the barangay while there are 2 or 0.42% that are Living
in Public space without rent.

Table 28 Household Tenure

Type of Household Tenure Magnitude Percentage
Own or owner like possession of house and lot 7 2.52
Rent House including Lot 4 1.44
Own house/rent lot 0 0
Own house/rent free lot with consent of owner 2 0.72
Own house/rent free lot without consent of owner 0 0
Rent free house and lot with consent of the owner 0 0
Rent free house and lot without the consent of the 0 0
owner
Living in a public space with rent 0 0
Living in a public space without a rent 0 0
TOTAL 13 4.69
Source: CBMS 2017

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 5.3.2 Dwelling Condition

Barangay Guza has a total of 277 households, out of these households 178
houses or 64.62% are made of Light Materials while there are 1 house that is made
up Mixed but Predominantly Light Materials in the barangay (Table 29).

Table 29 Type of Houses by Type of Wall

Type of Houses Magnitude Total
Strong materials 98 35.37
Light materials 178 64.62
Salvaged/makeshift materials 0 0
Mixed but predominantly strong materials 0 0
Mixed but predominantly light materials 1 0.36
Mixed but predominantly salvaged materials 0 0
Total 277 100
Source: CBMS 2017

In terms of the Type by Roof, the most common type is made up of Strong
Materials with 149 or 53.79% of the households in the barangay (Table 30).

Table 30 Type of Houses by Type of Roof

Type of Houses Magnitude Total
Strong materials 149 53.79
Light Materials 134 48.37
Salvaged/Makeshift materials 0 0
Mixed but with predominantly strong materials 2 0.72
Mixed but with predominantly light materials 1 0.36
Mixed but with predominantly salvaged materials 1 0.36
Total 277 100
Source: CBMS 2017

In terms of the Type by Floor, the most common type is made up of Wood
Planks with 135 or 48.73% of the households in the barangay while Cement with 39
or 14.08% of the households population of the barangay (Table 31).

Table 31 Type of Houses by Type of Floor

Type of Houses Magnitude Total
Marble 0 0
Ceramic Tiles 3 1.08
Cement 39 14.08
Vinyl, Linoleum 0 0
Parquet, polished wood 7 2.52
Palm/bamboo 21 7.58
Wood planks 135 48.73
Natural Earth 12 4.33
No Entry 60 21.66
Total 277 100
Source: CBMS 2017

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 5.4 Education

5.4.1 Education Status

Barangay Guza currently has a Day Care Center and Pre-school located in
the barangay proper. In which both prepares primary pupils for the grade
school. In the validation, some of the kids in the brackets are helping currently
their parents for the daily living and in the farm. Some of them take turns in
education in order to help. Alternative Learning System also helped in reducing
the number of illiteracy in the barangay as those people with higher ages could
finish the school thru this new system.

Table 32 Education Status

Purok Magnitude of students not in school per age
bracket
0 to 5 6 to 12 13 to 17
1 1 1 3
2 4 0 4
3 2 1 0
4 3 0 6
5 0 0 1
6 1 0 1
7 1 0 0
8 0 0 2
TOTAL 12 2 17
Source: CBMS 2017

5.5 Peace and Order

Barangay Guza is generally peaceful with no surveyed victims of crime in the

past 12 month in the year 2017. Thus, equipping the Bantay Tanod and keeping
their strengthening programs is a must in order to maintain the peace and order in
the barangay.

Table 33 Victims of Crimes in the past 12 Months

Purok Magnitude Total
1 0 0
2 0 0
3 0 0
4 0 0
5 0 0
6 0 0
7 0 0
8 0 0
9 0 0
10 0 0
11 0 0
TOTAL 0 0
Source: CBMS 2017

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 Chapter

6
Economic Development

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6. Economic Development

This chapter shows information about the barangay survey conducted thru
the Community Based Monitoring System on Economic Development.

6.1 Unemployment Rate

As defined by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Unemployed includes

all person who are 16 years old and over as of their last birthday and are reported
as without work or had no job or business during the basic survey reference period.
Based on the survey, a total of 219 or 39.17% of the total population have
employment while 340 or 60.82% have no employment which comprises a total of
559 or 57.45% of the total barangay population whose ages from 18-60 years old.

Table 34 Employment Status

Employment Unemployment Total
No. % No. % No. %
219 39.17 340 60.82 559 100
Source: CBMS 2017

As defined, unemployment rate is defined as the Total Number of

Unemployed to the number of persons in the Labor Force.

Formula states as: UR=U/LFx100

Where UR stands for Unemployment Rate, U stands for the unemployed

and LF is the Labor Force.

Table 35 Unemployment Rate Formula

UR= U/LF X 100

UNEMPLOYMENT UR = 60.82%
UR= 340 / 559 x 100

Source: CBMS 2017

Formula derived from the Phil. Statistics Authority

Thus, the total Unemployment Rate is equal to 60.82% for Barangay

Guza.

6.2 Households and Income

Income below poverty threshold is defined as the minimum income /

expenditure required for a family / individual to meet the basic food and non-food
requirements. As to the CBMS Survey there are a total of 186 households that have
an income below the Poverty Threshold or 67.14% of the total household population
of the barangay. The highest number is in Purok 1 with 50 households or 18.05%
while the lowest is in Purok 5 and 7 with 7 or 2.52% of the total household
population of the barangay. Thus, the need of access to programs to basic needs is
very significant.

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Table 36 Households with Income below Poverty Threshold
Purok Magnitude Total
1 50 18.05
2 41 14.80
3 20 7.22
4 45 16.24
5 7 2.52
6 20 7.22
7 7 2.52
8 16 5.77
TOTAL 186 67.14
Source: CBMS 2017

6.3 Households Experiencing Food Shortage

Based on the CBMS Census there are no household in the barangay that
experienced Food Shortage for the past 12 months.

6.4 Inputs and Outputs of Agriculture

Agricultural Output

Barangay Guza is an agriculture based barangay in which Coconut, Corn

and Abaca are the common crops planted and harvested. Table below shows the
over-all crop yield in kilograms per purok on all crops in which Purok 4 has the
highest number of crop yields with 6,000 kg followed by Purok 1 with 5,000
kilograms. The total crop yield of the barangay based on the census is 11,770
kilograms.

Table 37 Agriculture Output

Purok Total Agriculture Output in Kg
1 5,550
2 0
3 0
4 6,000
5 220
6 0
7 0
8 0
Total 11,770
Source: CBMS 2017

Agricultural Facilities

As an agricultural barangay, farm tools are useful in the different stages

of production. Many of the farmers have their own tools and even equipment to
facilitate production processes.

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Table 38 Agricultural Facilities
Agricultural Facilities / Equipments Total barangay wide

Number of Beast of Burden 3

(e.g Carabao) used
Number of Plow used 1
Number of Harrow used 0
Number of Mower used 0
Number of Thresher / 0
Corn sheller used
Number of Farm Tractor used 0
Number of Hand Tractor used 0
Number of Turtle / mudboat used 0
Number of Warehouse Granary 0
Number of Farmshed 0
Number of Irrigation Pump 0
Number of Insecticide / Pesticide sprayer 3
used
Number of planter / transplanter / dryer used 0
Number of mechanical dryer used 0
Number of Multi-purpose Pavement 0
Number of Corn Mill used 0
Number of Harvester used 0
Source: CBMS 2017

6.5 Labor Force and Employment

Barangay Guza is an Agricultural area. Coconut, corn and banana are the
main sources of farmer’s income or farming. Other sources are derived few cash
crops. Aside from these, the barangay has also livelihood activities done by the
community as majority of the women are housekeepers. The total number of
Working Population as gathered by the CBMS is a total of 219 or 22.50% of the
total population of the barangay.

Table 39 Breakdown of Occupation on the past week

Occupations Magnitude
Farmer 95
Teacher 8
Business 11
Laborer 94
Driver and Conductor 5
Carpentry 6
Others 67
TOTAL 219
Source: CBMS 2017

As to the Job Status of the workers in the barangay most of them Short
Term which comprises of 279 or 28.67% from the total population while only 5
or 0.51% are Permanent (Table 41).

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Table 40 Job Status
Job Status Population % from the total Population
Permanent 5 0.51
Short Term 279 28.67
Worked on different jobs on 1 0.10
day to day to week
TOTAL 285 29.29
Source: CBMS 2017

Working for Private Household is the usual type of worker in the barangay
which comprises of 141 or 14.49% followed by Working with Self Employed
without any paid employees which consists of 83 or 8.53% of the total
population (Table 42).

Table 41 Type of Worker

Type of Worker Number % from the
total
Population
Working for Private Household 1 0.10
Working for Private Business / Establishments /
Farm 141 14.49
Working for the Government / Govt. Corporation 19 1.95
Self Employed without any paid employees 83 8.53
Employer in own family operated farm or business 0 0
Working with pay on own family-operated farm or
business 1 0.10
Working without pay on own family-operated farm
or business 39 4.00
TOTAL 284 29.18
Source: CBMS 2017

6.6 Land Ownership

Most of the land ownership in the barangay is Leased and Rented with 16
Households. The barangay is also urging its constituents to have their individual
lands to secure official papers such as the title.

Table 42 Tenure Status of the agricultural land being tilled by the household by
barangay
Type of Tenure Magnitude Area (in Has)
Fully owned 134 48.37
Owner like possession 2 0.72
tenanted 12 4.33
leased/rented 55 19.85
rent free 5 1.80
Held under certificate of Land transfer (CLT)or
under certificate of land ownership award (CLOA) 61 22.02
Held under certificate of ancestral domain title
(CADT) /Certificate of Land Title (CALT) 0 0
Held under rent free forest management
agreement (CBFMA)/ stewardship 0 0
others 8 2.88
TOTAL 277 100
Source: CBMS 2017

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 Chapter

7
Programs Implemented in
the Barangay

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7. Programs Implemented in the Barangay

This chapter shows information about the barangay survey conducted thru
the Community Based Monitoring System on Human Development.

7.1 Programs Implemented

During the survey, each household were asked if they had availed
programs that were implemented in the barangay. Majority of the households in
the barangays are members of the DSWD’s 4Ps Program or the Pantawid
Pamilya Program which composed 39 or 14.07% of the total household
population in the barangay.

Table 43 Programs implemented in the Last 12 months

Program No. of % of the HH
Beneficiaries Population
Cash for Work 33 11.91
HH availed 4Ps 39 14.07
Indigent Senior Citizens 19 6.85
Total 91 32.85
Source: CBMS 2017

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 Chapter

8
LGU-Specific Indicators

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8. LGU – Specific Indicators

This chapter shows information about the barangay survey conducted thru
the Community Based Monitoring System on the LGU Specific Indicators.

8.1 Voting Population

According to the CBMS Census a total of 469 or 48.20% of the total

population of the barangay are registered voters wherein the highest number is in
Purok 1 with 142 or 14.59% of the total population of Barangay Guza.

Table 44 Voting Population

Purok Voting Population Magnitude Total
1 142 14.59
2 122 12.53
3 60 6.16
4 122 12.53
5 23 2.36
6 65 6.68
7 27 2.77
8 50 5.13
TOTAL 469 48.20
Source: CBMS 2017

8.2 Person With Disabilities

Person With Disabilities or PWDs are those who have long term physical,
mental, intellectual or sensory impairment which in interaction with various barriers
may hinder their full effective participation in society in equal basis with others
(UNCRPD Article 1). In Barangay Guza, there are seven (7) PWDs surveyed which
comprises 2.52% of the total population of the barangay. Most of them live in Purok
3 and 4 with both have 2 or 0.72% of the PWDs in the barangay. Thus, the need to
convene these PWDs is one of the thrust not only by the Municipal Government but
also with the barangay and continuing the programs under the social sector is a
necessity.

Table 45 PWD Population

Purok Magnitude Type of Disability %
1 1 Psychological 0.36
2 1 Orthopedic 0.36
3 2 Multiple Disability 0.72
4 2 Orthopedic 0.72
5 0 - 0
6 1 Mental / Intellectual 0.36
7 0 - 0
8 0 - 0
TOTAL 7 - 2.52
Source: CBMS 2017

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 8.3 Overseas Filipino Worker

An Overseas Filipino Worker is a person of Filipino origin who lives outside the
Philippines. This term applies to Filipinos who are abroad indefinitely as citizens or as
permanent residents of a different country and to those Filipino citizens abroad for a
limited, definite period, such as work contract or as a student. In Barangay Guza,
there is one identified OFWs as of 2017.

Table 46 OFW Population

Purok Magnitude Total
1 0 0
2 0 0
3 0 0
4 0 0
5 0 0
6 0 0
7 0 0
8 1 0.36
TOTAL 0 0.36
Source: CBMS 2017

8.4 Solo Parent

A Solo Parent as identified by RA 8972 or known as the Solo welfare act of

2000 as follows; a. A woman who gives birth as a result of rape and other crimes
against chastity even without a final conviction, b. Parent left solo or alone with the
responsibility of parenthood due to different circumstances, c. Unmarried mother
who has preferred to keep and rear her/his child/children of having others care for
them or give them up to a welfare institution, d. Any other person who solely
provides parental care and support to a child or children, and e. Any family member
who assumes the responsibility of head of the family as a result of the death,
abandonment, disappearance pr prolonged absence of the parents or solo parent. In
Barangay Guza, there are six (6) Solo Parents surveyed or 2.16% of the total
household population. Giving significance to this people by giving them livelihood is
essential.

Table 47 Solo Parent Population

Purok Magnitude Total
1 2 0.72
2 3 1.08
3 0 0
4 1 0.36
5 0 0
6 0 0
7 0 0
8 0 0
TOTAL 6 2.16
Source: CBMS 2017

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 8.5 Access to Internet

Internet nowadays plays a big role in the development and for education. As
such, the internet is provided by the Telecommunication companies such as Globe
and Smart. Barangay Guza as of the survey has a sluggish communication signal in
which internet access is poor. The barangay is planning to tap any of those
companies to have atleast a repeater signal tower in order for the populace to have
an access to internet and telecommunication signal.

Table 48 Access to Internet

Purok Magnitude Total
1 0 0
2 0 0
3 0 0
4 0 0
5 0 0
6 0 0
7 0 0
8 0 0
TOTAL 0 0
Source: CBMS 2017

8.6 Access to Insurance Systems

Social Security System was created in 1969 under Republic Act 1161, known
as the Social Security Law, to provide maternity, sickness, disability, retirement,
death and make available loans to its member in private setting while the
Government counterpart for this is the Government Service Insurance System
(GSIS). In Barangay Guza, there are thirty five household members that availed an
insurance system which comprise of 3.59% of the total population of the barangay.

Table 49 Access to Insurance Systems

Purok Magnitude Total %
SSS % GSIS %
1 3 0.30 0 0 3 0.30
2 3 0.30 3 0.30 6 0.61
3 4 0.41 0 0 4 0.41
4 3 0.30 3 0.30 6 0.61
5 0 0 1 0.10 1 0.10
6 3 0.30 1 0.10 4 0.41
7 6 0.61 1 0.10 7 0.71
8 3 0.30 1 0.10 4 0.41
TOTAL 25 2.56 10 1.02 35 3.59
Source: CBMS 2017

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 Chapter

9
Brgy. Vision and Mission Statements

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 Vision:

Barangay Guza envisioned a sustainable sufficient socio – economic and

infrastructure development beneficial to general welfare and united, concern
God–fearing community, in pursuit of balanced ecology.

Mission:

Through the efforts of the Barangay Government of Guza to support

adequate / sufficient socio – economic and infrastructure, relevant information
and management on environment in pursuing the development needs and
improved quality of life of the community.

Development Goals

Land use Development Goal

In the next (5) years, the barangay will implement and utilize land
resource in proper, productive and sustainable uses through comprehensive land
use planning.

Economic Development Goal

In the next five (5) years, the economic activities of the barangay will be
more productive, increase its agriculture and fishery productivity, green and
healthy environment through sustainable agricultural development program

Social Development Goal

In the next five (5) years, Barangay Guza will have a maintained clean
and green and friendly environment, have a good sheltered, healthy individual
families and children and attained a higher level of education. Organized and
strengthened people’s organization and will be functional, maintained peace and
order and sports activities strongly developed.

Infrastructure Development Goal

In the next five (5) years, Barangay Guza will have a sufficient supply of
potable water, transportation facilities, proper drainage structures and stable
power and electricity.

Environment Development Goal

In the next five (5) years, the barangay constituent has enough
knowledge on forest management and proper waste disposal, environmentally
friendly and healthy families.

Local Governance Development Goal

In the next five (5) years, the barangay will have efficient and effective
local governance and have a common understanding between the barangay
officials in the implementation of policies, ordinances and programs with the
active participation and commitment of the community to all legal obligations as
stated in order to have enough income of the barangay.

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 Chapter

10
Development Plans and Programs

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 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
2020-2024

A. Name of Barangay: GUZA D. Land Area: 657.28 HAS.

B. District: FIRST DISTRICT E. Population: 919 (PSA 2015)
C. Municipality: MANAY F. Dominant Land Use: AGRICULTURAL

10.1 Revenue Generation and Management Enhancement Plan

Table shows the initiative of the barangay to enhance its revenue generating capacity on account of its limited revenue
that affects its capacity to finance programs and projects of the barangay. It is hoped that with the implementation of the
herein initiatives, the barangay government will be able to overcome its weaknesses in the area of revenue generation.

Table 50 Matrix on Revenue Generation and Management Enhancement Plan

Objectives Impact indicator Development Period of Implementation and Budgetary Source of
Interventions Requirements (‘000) Funds
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
To pass an ordinance - Barangay ordinance on - Regular conduct of 3 3 4 4 4 BLGU
on applicable fees & file Barangay Council Session.
charges in the - Increase by 10% in
barangay local income annually
- Strengthen collection Increase income by Massive collection operation 5 5 5 5 5 BLGU
on the following 10% annually
1. RPT
2. CTC
3. Business Tax
4. Certification fees
5. Clearances
6. Filing fees
- Information drive on - Community fully - Per Purok IEC 5 5 5 5 5 BLGU
related barangay aware of ordinances
ordinances to the purok - Community
level cooperated in the
implementation of such
ordinances.

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10.2 FIVE YEAR AGRICULTURAL & FISHERIES MODERNIZATION PLAN

Table 51 Five Year Agricultural & Fisheries Modernization Plan

Agricultural Objectives Impact Project/ Major Location Implementation Period & Total Source of
Development Indicators Programs/ Final Budget Requirement (‘000) Budget Funds
Areas Activities Output (‘000)
(MFO) 1 2 3 4 5
A. Strategic Agricultural Croplands
Cash Crop Areas Increase No of farmers - Corn and MFO 1 Brgy. Wide 20 20 20 20 20 100
farmers’ trained & applied Vegetable Sub 1 (8 puroks) BLGU (10T)
income & the organic Production MAO, DA, MLGU,
productivity farming PLGU, NGO, PAGRO,
Mixed Crop Areas & No. of acquired - Acquisition MFO 1 Brgy. Wide 20 20 20 20 20 100 Pagkain at Kita
Permanent Crop economically the fertilizers of Fertilizers Sub 1 (8 puroks) Program
stable for the No. of farmers to - Training on MFO 1 Brgy. Wide 20 20 20 20 20 100
barangay. be trained Organic (8 puroks)
Farming
B. Strategic Fisheries Development Areas
Fish Production Utilization & - No. of HH - Inland fish MFO 1 Brgy. Wide 15 15 15 15 15 75 BLGU, MLGU, PLGU,
develop the involved in fish culture Sub 1 (esp. for DA, MAO, BFAR, NGO
low laying culture. those that
areas of the - % increased in have
barangay income potential
into fish - % increased in areas)
production. production.
C. Strategic Livestock Production Areas
Livestock Areas Increase No. of farmers - Training on MFO 1 Brgy wide 15 15 15 15 15 75 BLGU, PLGU, MLGU,
farmers’ trained on the livestock Sub 1 (8 puroks) DA, MAO, PAGRO,
income & livestock production Sub 2 Pagkain at Kita
productivity production and Program
& No. HH availed dispersal
economically the dispersal
stable for the program
barangay. No. of heads
dispersed.
D. Agri-Industrial Areas
Agri-Industrial Enhancement - No. of HH - Handicraft MFO 1 Brgy wide 15 15 15 15 15 75 BLGU, MLGU, PLGU,
of skills for benefited training Sub 1 (8 puroks) DA, MAO, PAGRO,
product - No. of product (bamboo & NGO
competitiven produced abaca
ess handicraft
making, etc)

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10.3 Five-Year Economic Development Plan
Table 52 Five – Year Economic Development Plan
Sector/Sub Objectives Program/ Impact Poverty Location Period Of Implementation & Source
sector Projects Indicator Reduction Budgetary Requirement (‘000) of
Indicator Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Funds
Address
Local Fiscal Acquire - Acquisition -No. of titles Legitimized Brgy. Site 30T - - - - BLGU
Admin legitimate of Brgy. Land acquired the ownership
land title to Titles of the
the brgy. barangay
properties properties
Tourism Promotion of Devt. And - No. of Creates Purok 50 200 10M 100 100 MRDP
potential Promotion of tourist visited employment Balimbingan BLGU
tourism Falls MTO
Dev’t. PLGU
NGO

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10.4 Five-Year Infrastructure Development Plan

Table 53 Five- Year Infrastructure Development Plan

Sector/Sub Objectives Program/ Impact Poverty Location Period Of Implementation & Source
sector Projects Indicator Reduction Budgetary Requirement of
Indicator (‘000) Funds
Address Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
Water Provide - Spring -No. of - % decrease Brgy. 300 300 50 50 40 BLGU
Facilities good water Devt. to water to water wide MLGU
services Level 3 system borne PLGU
through the dev’p diseases. CDF
rehab & - No. of HH -No. of HH MRDP
installation access to improved DILG
of water potable hygiene &
system. water. sanitation
Transpo. Provide - Road - No. of km - Reduce Sinuwatan 50 20M 50M 20M 20M BLGU
easy to Concreting graveled transp cost & to CDF
transport & increased Rendero MRDP
reduces the income of the MLGU
Sinuwatan
hauling cost HH that PLGU
to
of products belongs to Tagaluwa
from puroks below
to brgy poverty
center income
Drainage Establish Cons of -Length of -Reduce Brgy. 50 50 50 50 50 BLGU
and good Drainage drainage incident of wide PLGU
sewerage drainage Canal canal mud every CDF
canal & constructed after heavy MRDP
sewerage to downpours MLGU
avoid DILG
damage

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Table 53 Five- Year Infrastructure Development Plan – continued
Sector/Sub Objectives Program/ Impact Poverty Location Period Of Implementation & Source
sector Projects Indicator Reduction Budgetary Requirement of
Indicator (‘000) Funds
Address Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
Power & Provide -Installation - No. of post - Eventually Tagaluwa 80 60 100 10 10 CDF /
Elec. enough of installed add the Longagon MRDP
power for Secondary - No. of number of
electricity Lines streetlight productive
to support installed hour for off
the - No. of HH farm
livelihood energized. activities,
activity for
the family
TeleComm Provide -Installation -No. of -Access to Brgy. - - 1M - - Smart
TeleCom of Signal signal tower internet wide Globe
services Towers constructed services
Other Infra. - To built Cons. of W -No. of infra. Conducive Purok 2 100 - 150 - - BLGU
Facilities useful infra. and SC constructed meeting MLGU
to its brgy. Center place for PLGU
constituents Women and OBM
Senior Citizen CDF
Cons. of Pob. - - 1M - -
Guza Public Improved
Market delivery of
Cons. of basic services Pob. - 500 - - -
Slaughter

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10.5 Five –Year Local Government Development Plan
Table 54 Five - Year Local Government Development Plan
Sector/Sub Objectives Program/ Impact Poverty Site Period Of Implementation & Source
sector Projects Indicator Reduction Budgetary Requirement of Funds
Indicator (‘000)
Address Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
Local - Establish - Capability - No. of training - Increased TBA 40 40 40 40 40 BLGU
Organization regular building attended. number of CDF
consultation trainings / Indigenous people PLGU
/ meeting to Benchmarking and poverty MLGU
the - No. of attended, NGO
community -Strengthening individual participated the Brgy. 10 10 10 10 10
the Tax participated. capability building wide
Collection training.
-Strengthening Brgy. 5 5 5 5 5
implementatio - No. of laws wide
n of related well
laws esp. implemented
ordinances of
the barangay
Community - To - Community - No of - Increased Brgy 5T 5T 5T 5T 5T BLGU
organization encourage organizing / individual participation of IP’s wide PLGU
individual to training (coop trained & poverty in the MLGU
organize & / assn.) - No of groups development , NGO
register organized & community
people’s registered organization
organization
to proper
authority.

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10.6 Five-Year Social Development Plan

Table 55 Five- Year Social Development Plan

Sector/Sub Objectives Program/ Impact Poverty Site Period Of Implementation Source
sector Projects Indicator Reduction & Budgetary Requirement of
Indicator (‘000) Funds
Address Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
Health & - Maintain -Provision of - 100 % of HH - Reduce incident Brgy - 20 - - - BLGU
Sanitation the clean & toilet bowl will have of morbidity & site MLGU
green sanitary toilet mortality due to DOH
surroundings by the end of health & sanitation NGO
-Provision of 2016 BHS 40 40 50 60 60
Health
Facilities - HH will have
a holistic
wellness being
Education - Increase - Provision of - No. of books, - Access to all age M.E.S. - - 50 30 30 MLGU
literacy rate books & school facilities population from GDCC DepEd
access to school & buidings poverty level PLGU
basic quality facilities. availed - Increase literacy NGO
education rate from the
poverty level
Social - To - Livelihood - No. of groups - No of HH belong Brgy 30 40 50 30 30 MLGU
Welfare & organized & training / trained & to poverty in the wide MRDP
Development strengthen projects organized participation of CDF
the different - No of development PLGU
sectors in the livelihood organization in the BLGU
Barangay training Barangay.
Protective - To trained - Capacity - No of training - Increase Brgy 30 30 40 50 30 BLGU
Services the Brgy. training and conducted awareness to HH wide PNP
Tanod for provision of - No. of belongs to poverty AFP
peace & facilities to protective on peace & order PA
order the barangay devices issued maintenance.
maintenance. tanods.

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cont. Social Sector
Sector/Sub Objectives Program/ Impact Poverty Site Period Of Implementation Source
sector Projects Indicator Reduction & Budgetary Requirement of
Indicator (‘000) Funds
Address Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
Sports & - To provide -Provision of - No. of sports - No of indigenous Brgy 30 30 30 30 30 BLGU
Recreations sports sports equipment people joining the wide PLGU
facilities for facilities purchase. sports competition SKF
the brgy. NGO

10.7 Five-Year Environment Protection & Preservation Development Plan

Table 56 Five- Year Environment Protection & Preservation Development Plan

Sector/Sub Objectives Program/ Impact Poverty Location Period Of Implementation & Source
sector Projects Indicator Reduction Budgetary Requirement of Funds
Indicator (‘000)
Address Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
Forest Preservation Tree Planting - Increased -Increase Brgy 20 20 20 20 20 BLGU
Management of forest on river forested area. awareness of wide PLGU
banks and forest mgt. MENRO
springs PENRO
DENR
NGO
Solid Waste Proper waste Establishment - Increased -Increase Brgy 40 40 50 50 60 BLGU
Management segregation of MRF awareness of awareness of wide PLGU
Provision of the law and waste segregation Brgy - 60 70 150 200 MENRO
Dumping Site decrease wide PENRO
Area number of DENR
Proper improper waste Brgy 5 5 5 5 5 NGO
implementati segregation wide
on of RA
9003 ESWM

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Table 56 Five- Year Environment Protection & Preservation Development Plan – continued
Sector/Sub Objectives Program/ Impact Poverty Location Period Of Implementation & Source
sector Projects Indicator Reduction Budgetary Requirement of Funds
Indicator (‘000)
Address Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
Disaster Risk To increase BDRRM No. of Brgy. 200 200 200 200 200 BLGU
Reduction awareness Capability Trainings / wide MLGU
and Building / Capability PLGU
prevention of Training building made / Increase NGO
disaster risk attended awareness on NGA
and effects preparation and
To house Construction No. of mitigation Poblacion 1.5M
evacuees of Evacuation Evacuation measures
during or Center Center
after a constructed
disaster

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 Appendices

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 Pictures

The participants listen to the inputs by the MPDO

The participants listed their respective issues and concern

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 The team of the Planning Office headed by Zaldy Escarian explained the
importance of the Barangay Development Plan.

Punong Barangay Daisy Donato opened the activity for the BDP verification and
the planning process.

The participants carefully discussed their inputs for presentation.

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 ISSUES AND CONCERN

BARANGAY GUZA

PROBLEMS AND CONCERNS

SOCIAL ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE ENVIRONMENT/ DRR LOCAL GOVERNANCE

- No proper management of - Fertilizer samgatanom - Road = lisod and dalan - Youth proper place waste - Business permit/ tax
solid waste. Disposal , no - Pagpahigayon og trainingug from purok 4 to purok 8, management area ( solid waste). collection. Hinaang
dumpsite. seminar from purok 8 to purok 5, - Aduna untay siggration sa collection
- Lack of sports facilities ex. - Seedling og treed ( from purok 2 to purok 7 matag balay sa ilang kaugalingon - Drugs/ gambling
Ball. Mahogany) , fruit tress ( - Water= lisodang supply na basura - Tanodronda
- Conflict of SCH sites. lanzones, durian, mango, satubig; p-1, p-2, p-3, p-4, - Kulang sa rescue equipment; - Chismosa/ chismoso
- Lack of logistic support for rambutan, pomelo) p-5, p-7. flashlight other needs, like - Solid waste
BPATS, TANOD, Ex. - Transfer of technology. - Power= nagkinahanglanug pangputol, piko, pala, lagarao, - Rescue vehicle/ emergency
Flashlight, Communication - Livelihood pa ilawang purok-5 ug butas, raincoat. wala
System. - HVC (high value crops) purok-7. - No evacuation canter - Disaster kit
- Lack of health facilities, ex. semilyasatananggulay, - ICT= Mahinaang signal dli - Walay mga tao nga maoy - Wifi connection
Med. Cabinet, supply, chairs, banana, mani, monggo, mais, ka internet. responsibility nga mo rescue in - Brgy. Public market/ walay
table, trashcan, alcohol, luy-a. case of panghitabo. slaughter
cotton. Supplies. - Livestock: manokan, - Kulang sa rescue training - Road toll- walay road toll.
- Lack of outdoor facilities baboyan, kambingan program.
ex. Slide seesaw, no - Fishery: semilyasa tilapia
accessibility of secondary (exising fishpond)
school. - Commerce, need livelihood
for another source of income.
- Tourism: need to develop
our kapadong falls located at
P-6 Balimtingan, we need the
fisheries assc.

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 VALIDATION OF CBMS RESULTS

BARANGAY GUZA
MUNICIPALITY Manay
DATE February 13, 2019
CBMS BRGY CODE 6
NO. OF HOUSEHOLD 279
NO. OF POPULATION 972

AREA INDICATOR COMMUNITY EXPLANATORY / REASONS POSSIBLE INTERVENTIONS

FEEDBACK
(HH)
HEALTH Proportion of child deaths aged 0-5 0 None Continue current health
(Household) years old program of the barangay
Proportion of women deaths due to 0 None Continue current health
pregnancy-related causes program of the barangay
NUTRITION Proportion of malnourished children 1 Household of these children are found in Strict implementation of
(Individual) aged 0-5 years old far flung area health program of the
barangay especially on the
far flung puroks
SHELTER Proportion of households living in 1 Low income household Help the HH by giving
(Household) makeshift housing financial assistance
Proportion of households classified 13 Houses mentioned are mostly found along Housing Program
as squatters/informal settlers the hazard prone areas and are needed for
an immediate relocation
WATER AND Proportion of households without 113 Houses are far from the water source and Prioritized Spring
SANITATION access to safe water supply insufficient supplies such as water hose is Development on areas with
(Household) needed lack of access to safe water
Proportion of households without 5 Insufficient access to sand and gravel as Continue current health
access to sanitary toilet facilities well as the toilet bowl program of the barangay

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 EDUCATION Proportion of children 6-12 years old 23 These children helped in the daily chores of Impose strict mandate to
(Individual) not in elementary school the households. parents to send their
children to school.
Proportion of children 16-17 not 20 Children in these ages enter into work Impose strict mandate to
attending senior high school either in Davao City or in Mati.City parents to send their
children to school.
Proportion of children 6-17 not 18 Children in these ages enter into work Impose strict mandate to
attending school either in Davao City or in Mati City parents to send their
children to school.
INCOME Proportion of household with 211 Low income due to the low price of Copra Intro to Diversified Farming
(Household) income below the poverty threshold and high price of basic commodities System and other crops
Proportion of households with 165 Low income due to the low price of Copra Training on Handicrafts for
income below the food threshold and high price of basic commodities the HH to have additional
income
Proportion of households who 0 Households strive hard to get food for the Intensify Gulayan sa Purok /
experienced food shortage the day either from the market or from Gulayan sa Bahay Program
their farms
EMPLOYMENT Proportion of persons in the labor 8 Lack of access to job offering and/or Skills Training
(Individual) force who are unemployed mismatched jobs
PEACE AND ORDER Proportion of persons who are 0 Generally peaceful barangay Continue Peace and Order
(Individual) victims of crime Programs
LGU SPECIFIC Proportion of households without 56 Some areas have no access to electric lines Electrification and Road
INDICATORS access to electricity due to distance and condition of roads improvement and
concreting
Prepared by: Noted by:

JAN MICHAEL BELENA ZALDY D. ESCARIAN

Process Documentor / CBMS Coordinator CBMS Supervisor

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 Maps of Barangay Guza

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