BARANGAY

DEVELOPMENT
PLAN
2026-2028

Barangay ________
Municipality of ______________
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
BDC Resolution Adopting the Barangay Development…………………
SB Resolution Adopting the Barangay Development……………………
Messages………………………………………………………………………………………

I. BARANGAY PROFILE AND HISTORY

II. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS

III. ORGANIZATIONAL PHILOSOPHY

A. VISION
B. MISSION
C. GOALS & OBJECTIVES

IV. SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS

V. BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM(BDIP)

VI. BARANGAY CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AGENDA

VII. MONITORING AND EVALUATION STRATEGY

VIII. ANNEXES
I. Barangay Outcome Planning Information System (BOPIS)
II. Executive Order Creating and Mobilizing the BDP Team
III. Attendance of Workshop Conducted / Photos of Workshop / Minutes of the Meeting

BDC RESOLUTION
 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
BARANGAY _______________________
MUNICIPALITY OF ___________________
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF MEETING THE BARANGAY

DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF ____________ HELD ON _________________ AT
9:00 AM IN BARANGAY SESSION HALL, BRGY. _________________,
MUNICIPALITY OF ________________.

Present:
Chairman

Members:
Sangguniang Barangay
Sangguniang Barangay
Sangguniang Barangay
Sangguniang Barangay
Sangguniang Barangay
Sangguniang Barangay
Teacher Representative
Religious Sector Representative
NGO Representative
PO Representative
NGO representative

RESOLUTION NO._____, SERIES OF 2025

A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2026-

2029 AND ENDORSING THE SAME TO THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY FOR
ADOPTION.

WHEREAS, during the meeting of the Barangay Development Council of

_________________, they decided to agreed and approved the Barangay
Development Plan of Barangay __________, Municipality of _____________.

WHEREAS, the problem and issues of the Barangay, presented through the
assistance of the personnel of the office of the Municipal Planning and Municipal
Local Government Operations Officer, were corroborated by all sector group
represented by POs, Purok representative, teachers, religious rep. and government
representatives;
WHEREAS, the priority project that were proposed to address the issues and concern
in the barangay as presented during the meeting such as social, environmental,
economic, institutional, infrastructure and peace & culture;

NOW THEREFORE, upon motion of Kagawad _______________________, duly

seconded by the majority, be it;

RESOLVED , to approve the resolution approving the 2026-2028 Barangay

Development Plan of Barangay _________________ and endorsing the same to the
Sangguniang Barangay.

Certified Correct:

__________________________
Barangay Secretary

Approved:

___________________________
Punong Barangay/BDC Chairman
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY Resolution

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

BARANGAY ____________,
MUNICIPALITY OF ________________

SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY

EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE ____ SESSION OF THE

SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY OF ______________ HELD ON
___________________ AT _____ AM/PM AT BARANGAY SESSION HALL,
BARANGAY __________, MUNICIPALITY OF ____________.

Present:

__________________________ Punong Barangay

__________________________ Sangguniang Barangay
__________________________ Sangguniang Barangay
__________________________ Sangguniang Barangay
__________________________ Sangguniang Barangay
__________________________ Sangguniang Barangay
__________________________ Sangguniang Barangay
__________________________ Sangguniang Barangay

RESOLUTION NO.___
SERIES OF 202__

A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 202__-

202__ OF BARANGAY ___________________, MUNICIPALITY OF
_____________ AND ENDORSING THE SAME TO THE MUNICIPAL
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (MDC).

WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council of _______ endorsed the

Barangay Development Plan (BDP) in the regular session of the Sangguniang
Barangay held on ________________ at the Barangay Session Hall;

WHEREAS, the Sangguniang Barangay of _____________ found out that the

priority project to be implemented is in accordance with the need and desire of the
community.

WHEREAS, the Sangguniang Barangay in their session unanimously approved the

Barangay Development Plan (BDP) 2023-2025 for the development of the people of
the barangay ;

NOW THEREFORE, upon motion of Kagawad __________________ and jointly

seconded by all Sanggunian Member present, be it;
RESOLVED, a resolution approving the Development Plan (BDP) 202__-202__ and
endorsing the same to the Municipal Development Council (MDC);

RESOLVED FURTHER, to finish copy of this resolution to the government offices

concern for their information and guidance.

Unanimously approved this _____ day of ______ , 202__ at ________________.

Certified Correct:

_____________________
Barangay Secretary

Approved by:

_______________________
Punong Barangay

MESSAGE-PUNONG BARANGAY
 PART I
BARANGAY PROFILE
AND HISTORY

BARANGAY PROFILE & HISTORY

 A. INTRODUCTION
 Barangay History

(insert barangay history from your previous BDP)

Before Spanish
period

Spanish Period
1600- 1896
Japanese Era
1896-1942
American Time
1942-1946
Magsaysay and
Osmeña Time
1946-1972
Martial Law
1972– 1984
Cory Aquino Era
(1985-1992)
Fidel V. Ramos
(1992-1998)
Erap Time 1998-
2001
GMA Admin
2001-2010
P-Noy Time
2010-2016
Duterte Admin 2016 -
2022
Marcos Admin (First
Part)

MGA PANGUNAHING IMPORMASYON TUNGKOL SA

BARANGAY
A. Anyong pampisikal, pangkapaligiran at pangkalupaan ng Barangay
(Geographical Classification)
1.Lokasyon at Hanganan:
Ang Barangay __________ay may lawak na ___ (hektarya) na
nasasakupakan kung saan ___(hektaraya) nito ay ginagamit sa agrikul- tura;
samantalang ang __ (hectarya) ay kagubatan,_____(hektarya) ay walang
mga pananim o idle land, (hektarya) ay mga kabahayan at ang natitirang
(hektarya) ay (iba pa na
wala sa mga
nabanggit).

Ang barangay ay may (kilometro) distansya mula sa sentro o kabayanan kung

saan naroon ang bulwagan(city or municipal hall) ng bayan o lungsod. Nasa
Silangang (East) bahagi nito ang Barangay , sa
Kanlurang (West) bahagi naman ang
Barangay_________________________sa Hilagang (North) bahagi ang
Barangay ________________________, at sa Timog(South) naman ang
Barangay ________.
***PLEASE ATTACH BASE MAP

2.Mga anyong Lupa at Tubig:

Lagyan ng tsek (√ ) kung may

Mga Anyong Lupa ganitong anyong lupa sa
barangay at eks (X) kung wala
Bulubundukin (Mountain ranges)
Bundok (Mountain/s)
Bulkan (Volcano)
Talampas (Cliff)
Kapuluan (Archipelago)
Pulo (Island)
Kapatagan (Plains)
Lambak (Valley)

Lagyan ng tsek (√) kung may

Mga Anyong Tubig ganitong anyong tubig sa
barangay at eks (X) kung wala
Karagatan (Sea)
Ilog (River)
 Look (Gulf, Inlet)
Lawa (Lake)
Bukal (Spring)
Talon (Falls)
Sapa (Creek)

B.Mga impormasyon tungkol sa Populasyon at Pinamamahayan

PANGKALAHATANG BAHAGI KABUUANG BILANG/

NG POPULASYON TOTAL
Kabuu-ang Populasyon ng Barangay
Kabuu-ang bilang ng Sambahayan sa
Barangay (Household)
Kabuu-ang bilang ng Pamilya sa Barangay
(Families)

1.Populasyon ayon sa Kasarian (Sex):

KASARIAN (Sex) BILANG (Number)

Babae
Lalake
KABUUANG BILANG

2.Populasyon ayon sa Edad (Age):

Kabuuang
Pangkat ayon sa edad Bilang ng Bilang ng
Bilang
Babae Lalake
0 — 11 mos.
1— 2
3–5
6 – 12
13 – 17
18 – 59
60 pataas
KABUUANG
BILANG

3. Bilang ng mga Pamamahay ayon sa uri ng materyales na ginamit sa

pagpatayo:
 MGA URI NG PAMAMAHAY BILANG
Yari sa Semento/ Concrete
Yari sa Semento at Kahoy /Semi-Concrete
Yari sa Kahoy o Magagaan na Materyales
Yari sa Karton, Papel o Plastik/ Salvaged
house
KABUUANG BILANG

4. BIlang ng mga Pamamahay ayon sa Uri ng Pagmamay-ari:

URI NG PAGMAMAY-ARI BILANG

May-ari (Owned)
Nangungupahan (Rented)
Nakikitira sa May-ari (Shared with Owner)
Nakikihati sa Nangungupahan (Shared with
Renter)
Informal Settler Families (ISF)
KABUUANG BILANG

C. Mga impormasyon tungkol sa Pangkabuhayan

1.Mga Pangunahing Hanapbuhay ng mga Tao sa Barangay

URI NG HANAPBUHAY BILANG NG TAO

Pagsasaka (Farming)
Pangingisda (Fishing)
Pagha-hayupan (Poultry and Livestock)
Pagka-karpentero (Carpentry)
Propesyonal (Professional) Hal. Doctor, Lawyer, at
iba pa
Empleyado ng Gobyerno (Govt. Employee)
Empleyado ng Pribado (Private Employee)
Pagtitinda (Vending)
Pormal na Pamamasada (Formal/ Licensed
Driver)
 Di pormal na Pamamasada (non-licensed
Driver)
Barker
Porter
Masseur
House helper
Electrician
Laborer
Pagmimina
Pagpapautang (lending)
At iba pa (pakisulat)
KABUUANG BILANG

D. Mga Pangunahing Imprastraktura at Pasilidad sa Barangay

KURYENTE BILANG NG
PAMAMAHAY
May kuryente
Walang kuryente
MALINIS NA TUBIG BILANG NG
PAMAMAHAY
Deep Well (Level 1)
Common (Level 2)
Faucet (Level 3)
PAMAMAHALA NG BASURA BILANG NG
PAMAMAHAY
Sinusunog (Burned)
Binabaon (Burried)
Nireresaykel (Recycled)
Iba pa (Pakisulat)
PALIKURAN BILANG NG
PAMAMAHAY
Inidoro (Water Sealed)
Balon (Antipolo type)
Iba pa (pakisulat)
Walang Palikuran (No Latrine)
E. Mga Pangunahing Imprastraktura at Pasilidad sa Barangay

KURYENTE BILANG NG
PAMAMAHAY
May kuryente
Walang kuryente
MALINIS NA TUBIG BILANG NG
PAMAMAHAY
Deep Well (Level 1)
Common (Level 2)
Faucet (Level 3)
PAMAMAHALA NG BASURA BILANG NG
PAMAMAHAY
Sinusunog (Burned)
Binabaon (Burried)
Nireresaykel (Recycled)
Iba pa (Pakisulat)
PALIKURAN BILANG NG
PAMAMAHAY
Inidoro (Water Sealed)
Balon (Antipolo type)
Iba pa (pakisulat)
Walang Palikuran (No Latrine)

F. Mga Gusali at Iba pang Imprastraktura sa Barangay

URI NG IMPRASTRAKTURA BILANG

Covered Court o Gymnasium
Bulwagan ng Barangay o Barangay Hall
Multi-purpose Building
Evacuation Centers
Pampublikong Paaaralan (Public
Schools)
Pribadong Paaralan (Private Schools)
Simabahan (Church)
Ospital ng Gobyerno (Government
Hospitals)
Pribadong Ospital (Private Hospitals)
Barangay Health Centers
Iba pa (Pakisulat)

G.Pangunahing Serbisyo sa Barangay

 PANGUNAHING SERBISYO BILANG
Barangay Hall
Pangkalusugan: Ospital
Pangkalusugan: Health Center
Pangkalusugan: Birthing Clinic
Nutrition Post
Paaralan: Elementarya
Paaralan: Mataas na Paaralan
Paaralan: Kolehiyo
Day Care Center
Palaruan ng mga Bata
Office of Senior Citizen Association
(OSCA)
Center for PWDs
Center for Women/ Gender
Police Station/ CVO Post
Bilangguan (Jail)
Youth Center/ SK Center
Iba pa (Pakisulat)

H. Bilang at Pangalan ng mga Samahan ng mga Mamamayan at Sektoral sa Barangay

PANGALAN NG MGA BILANG NG KASAPI

SAMAHAN
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

I. Institutional at Human Resource

Human Resource Bilang

Health Facilities and Professionals (Doctor, Midwives
o Nurse)
Trained Barangay Health Workers
Trained Barangay Nutrition Scholars
Trained Barangay Emergency Response Teams
Trained Community Volunteer Organizations
Pool of Community Volunteers
Trained Day Care Workers
BDRRM Operations Center and Trained Personnel
 Iba pa (pakisulat)

COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT (CRA)

Ang Community Risk Assessment (CRA) ay isang paraan ng pagtukoy ng mga panganib
o peligrong maaaring maranasan, at malaman ang kalakasan at kalawakang maaaring
idulot ng panganib o peligro sa komunidad. Sa pamamagitan ng sama-samang pag-alam ng
mga kalakasan at oportunidad na mayroon sa kapaligiran ng barangay para makatulong
sa pagbawas ng panganib o peligro.

Mga Nilalaman ng Community Risk Assessment (CRA)

A. Barangay Disaster Risk Profile

Maikling pagsasalaysay ng barangay tungkol sa kabuuang kalagayan na may kinalaman
sa kalamidad o disaster:

______________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________.

1. Pagkakasunud-sunod ng mga kalamidad o pangyayari sa barangay sa nakalipas ng mga taon

Uri ng Kalamidad:
Taon:
MGA EPEKTO NG KALAMIDAD
TAO
Namatay
Nasugatan
Nawala
Nahiwalay sa Pamilya
Nawalan ng Tirahan
KABUHAYAN
Nasira ng Bahagya
Nawalan
KAGAMITAN SA BAHAY
Nasira
Nawala
IMPRAKSTRAKTURA
Bahagyang Kasiraan
Malawak na Kasiraan
 Gumuho
KABAHAYAN
Bahagyang Kasiraan
Malawak na Kasiraan
Gumuho
KOMUNIKASYON
Nasira
Nawalan
KURYENTE
Nawala
TUBIG
Nasira
Nawala
HEALTH CENTER
Nasira ng Bahagya
Nasira ng Buo
PAARALAN
Nasira ng Bahagya
Nasira ng Buo

2.Pag-alam sa mga posibleng peligro o bantang panganib na maaring maranasan ng barangay

Peligro o
Probabilidad Epekto Basehan Pagkahanay
Panganib

Note:

Probabilidad Epekto
1 – Bahagya (Most Unlikely) 1 – Maaring isa-walang bahala (Negligible)
2 – Mababa (Low Probability) 2 – Mababa ang Epekto (Low Impact)
3 – Maari (Perhaps) 3 – Katamtaman ang Epekto (Maintain Impact)

4 – Mataas ang Probabilidad (High Probability) 4 – Mataas ang Epekto (High Impact)

5 – Magaganap (Almost Certain) 5 – Malawakang Kasiraan (Devastating)

3. Bulnerabilidad o kahinaan ng Barangay

Lagyan ng Dahilan Kung Bakit Bulnerable ang

Aspeto Check (√) Barangay sa Disaster
ang box
kung tugma
sa
kalagayan ng
Barangay
1.Pisikal at ☐ Malapit sa tabing dagat
Materyal ☐ Malapit sa tabing ilog
☐ Malapit sa bundok
☐ Malapit sa fault line
a. Itsura o
☐ Malapit sa bulkan
Katangian
ng lugar ☐ Walang maayos na drainage
☐ Malambot na lupa
☐ Kalbong kagubatan
☐ Maraming sinkhole
☐ Barado ang mga kanal
☐ Walang maayos na tapunan ng basura
☐ Walang rampa ang mga gusali
☐ Maraming mga batong nakausli sa gilid ng bundok na
malapit sa
kabahayan
☐ Walang fire exit ang mga gusali
☐ Ang % ng kabahayan ay gawa sa kahoy at nipa
☐ Walang mga circuit breaker ang mga gusali
☐ Walang fire extinguisher ang mga gusali
Kulang sa kagamitan ang barangay sa pag-responde sa
☐ panahon ng
kalamidad o emergency
☐ At iba pa (paki-bangit kung ano)

b. ☐ Kakulangan ng evacuation centers

Evacuation
Center
☐ May evacuation center pero walang maayos na
palikuran
☐ Walang evacuation centers
☐ May evacuation center pero walang rampa
c. Pasilidad ☐ Walang Signal ng Mobile Network sa Buong Barangay
☐ Walang Signal sa mga Purok ng:
☐ Sira ang kalsada
☐ Malayo sa hospital
☐ Walang kuryente
☐ % ng mga tao umaasa sa bobon (deep well)
☐ At iba pa (paki-sulat kung ano)

Lagyan ng Check Dahilan Kung Bakit Bulnerable ang

Aspeto (√) ang box kung
Barangay sa Disaster
tugma sa
kalagayan ng
Barangay
d. Sistema ng ☐ Walang mga babalang nakasulat o
nakalagay sa mga designadong lugar
Agarang Babala
☐ Kulang ang batingaw at iba pang gamit sa
(Early Warning pagbibigay ng babala
System) ☐ Walang babala para sa mga may
kapansanan (bingi at bulag)
☐ Hindi specific ang babala sa bawat peligro o
bantang panganib

e. Barangay Walang designadong Barangay Disaster

Disaster ☐
Operation Operation Center (BDOC)
Center
☐ Ang BDOC ay kulang sa pasilidad
☐ Walang generator ang BDOC

f. Kabahayan / ☐ % ng kabahayan ay gawa sa light

Tirahan materials
☐ % ng kabahayan ay nakatira sa tabing
☐ % ng kabahayan ay nakatira sa gilid ng
bundok
☐ % ng kabahayan ay magkaka-dikit

g. Hanapbuhay Isang hanapbuhay lang ang pinagkakakitaan

☐ ng mga tao sa barangay
☐ Kulang sa alternatibong hanapbuhay ang
mga tao

2. Sosyal at Organisasyonal
a. BDRRM ☐ Hindi organisado at functional ang
Committee BDRRM Committee
Walang maayos at malinaw na
☐ responsabilidad ang bawat miyem-
 bro
Kulang sa kapasidad ang miyembro dahil sa
☐ walang mga pagsasa-
nay na dinaluhan
☐ % ng miyembro ay hindi aktibo
% ng miyembro ay hindi nakaka-
☐ unawa kung ano ang ibig
sabihin ng DRR o DRRM
% ng miyembro ay hindi alam kung
☐ ano ang RA 10121 at
iba pang batas na ay kaugnayan sa
DRRM
☐ Walang regular na meeting ang BDRRMC

☐ At iba pa (paki-sulat kung ano)

b. Samahan o May mga samahan sa barangay pero

organisayon sa ☐ walang alam sa DRRM
Barangay
(CSO)
☐ May samahan sa barangay pero walang
programa sa DRRM
May samahan sa barangay pero hindi
☐ aktibong lumalahok sa
gawain sa barangay lalo na kung tungkol
sa DRRM

Lagyan ng Check Dahilan Kung Bakit

Aspeto (√) ang box kung
Bulnerable ang Barangay
tugma sa
kalagayan ng sa Disaster
Barangay
3. Aktitudinal / Motibasyon
a. Pagtingin sa ☐ Hindi pinapaniwalaan ng mga tao ang
Buhay barangay opisyal
Marami ang mga pilosopong tao na hindi
☐ sumusunod sa sinasabi
ng barangay opisyal

b . Inisyatiba at Walang pakialam ang ibang tao sa

☐ kanilang kapitbahay
Pagkukusa

1. Kapasidad o kalakasan ng Barangay

Lagyan ng Check
Aspeto (√) ang box kung Mga Nagpapataas ng
Kapasidad sa Barangay
tugma sa
kalagayan ng
Barangay
1. Pisikal at
Materyal
a. Itsura o May sapat na dami ng evacuation
☐ center
Katangian ng
lugar at
imprastraktur
a
☐ Maraming nakatanim na punong-kahoy
sa bundok
☐ Maayos at kumpleto ang drainage kanal

b. Early Warning May sapat at kumpletong kagamitan

☐ (response equipment) ang
Sytem
barangay sa pagbibigay ng tulong sa mga
apektadong pamilya
Ang EWS ng barangay ay para sa bawat
peligro o panganib at ito ay
☐
nakalagay sa lugar na madaling
makita ng mga tao lalo na ng mga
bulnerableng grupo
Ang EWS ay madaling maintindihan ng
☐ mga tao kung anong
peligro o panganib ang paparating
May EWS para sa mga may kapansanan
☐ at iba pang bulnerableng
grupo
May maayos na sistema ang early
☐ warning at mga instrumentong
ginagamit para sa pagbibigay babala sa
mga tao
☐ May generator ang barangay

2. Sosyal at Aktibong lumalahok sa mga gawaing

☐ pang-kaunlaran ang mga
Organisasyonal
organisasyon
Lumalahok ang mga samahan o
organisayon sa pag-alam sa mga
☐
problemang kinakaharap ng
barangay lalo na sa usapin ng
kalamidad
Lumalahok ang samahan o organisasyon
☐ sa pagpa-plano ng baran-
gay
3. Aktitudinal / ☐ Umiiral pa rin ang “bayanihan system”
Motibasyon sa barangay
Nakikinig ang mga tao sa sinasabi at
☐ ipinag-uutos ng barangay
opisyal
2. Mapa ng barangay na makikita ang mga peligro o bantang panganib na maaaring makaapekto sa tao o makapinsala sa mga
kagamitan sa loob ng komunidad.

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4.Pag-alam at pag-imbentaryo ng mga pamilya/tao na maaaring maapektuhan ng mga pangunahing peligro o
bantang panganib. Ang mga impormasyon na ito ay naka-hiwalay ang bilang ng mga bata, matatanda, may
kapansanan, at iba pa.

4.1 Bilang ng pamilya at tao na maaaring maapektuhan ng ano mang uri ng panganib
halimbawa: Daluyong (Storm Surge)
kada Purok o Sitio.

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1.1 Detalyadong Bilang nga mga Taong May Kapansanan:

Pangkat ayon sa Edad Kasarian

Uri ng Kapansanan Bilang
0-11 1- 3- 6- 13- 18- B L
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Kapansanan sa Pandinig
Kapansanan sa Pananalita
Kapansanan sa Paningin
Kapansanan sa Pagiisip
Autism
Kapansanan sa Intelektwal na
kakayahan
Kapansanan sa Pagunlad/
Developmental
Delay
Kapansanan sa Pisikal na
kakayahan
Kapansanan sa Paglakad o
Pagkilos
Multi-Disabillities
Kapansanan may kaugnayan sa
kalusugan
Iba pang kapansanan, pakisulat
KABUUANG BILANG

1.2 Bilang ng pamilya at tao na maaaring maapektuhan ng Baha (Flood)

1.3 At iba pang peligro

2. Bilang ng mga tao o pamilya na maaring maapektuhan ng peligro o bantang

panganib kada purok o sitio ayon sa tatlong kate- gorya.
2.1 Epekto ng Panganib halimbawa ay Daluyong (Storm Surge)

Mababa (Low) Katamtaman Mataas (High)

Lugar na (Medium)
Maapektuhan Pamilya Ta Pamilya T Pamilya Ta
o a o
o
Purok 1
 Purok 2
Purok 3
Purok 4
Purok 5
Purok 6
Purok 7
Purok 8
KABUUANG
BILANG

1. Imbentaryo ng mga kagamitan, inprastraktura, establisyemento, pasilidad at

pangkabuhayan ng mga tao na maaaring maapektu- han ng peligro o panganib.
1.1 Halimbawa ay Daluyong (Storm Surge)

Item Kabuuang Bilang sa loob Porsyento o bilang ng

ng barangay maapektuhan
Imprastraktura
Tulay
Barangay Hall
Multi-purpose
Building
Bahay
Kiosk / purok
Paaralan
At iba pa (paki-sulat)

Establisyemento
Tindahan
Karenderya
Bakery
At iba pa (paki-sulat)

Pasilidad
Tubig
Kuryente
Telepono
 Kalsada
Hospital
Barangay Health
Center
At iba pa (paki-sulat)

Hanapbuhay
Kabuuang Bilang sa Porsyento o bilang
Item loob ng barangay ng maapektuhan
Kabuhayan
Palay
Gulay
Banca
Fish nets
Fish Ponds
At iba pa
(paki-sulat)

Kapaligiran
Bundok
Mangroves
At iba pa
(paki-sulat)

1.1 Iba pang uri ng peligro o panganib

2. Mga pangunahing isyu o suliranin na hinahaarap ng mga bulnerableng grupo kapag

mayroong kalamidad disaster na nangyari sa loob ng barangay katulad ng mga bata,
may kapansanan, matatanda o senior citizen,buntis at iba pa.

Lagyan Kagyat na solusyon o aksyon

ng (√ ) Isyu na kinakaharap na ginagawa ng barangay
Bulnerableng Grupo kung ng bawat Bulnera- opisyal o ng
meron bleng Grupo BDRRMC
at
(x) kung
wala
Bata ☐ Walang hiwalay na
palikuran ang babae sa
lalake
Hindi nakakapasok ang
☐
bata sa paaralan dahil
ang eskwelahan ay
 ginagamit na
evacuation center
☐ Pagkawalay ng bata sa
kanyang mga magulang
☐ Nawalan ng tirahan
Pagkawala ng mga
☐
mahahalagang
dokumento kat- ulad ng
birth certificates at mga
gamit sa pag-eskwela

Matanda o Senior ☐ Walang rampa ang

Citizen evacuation center
☐ Madaling magkasakit
☐ Madaling makaramdam
ng lamig

Lagyan Kagyat na solusyon o aksyon

ng (√ ) Isyu na kinakaharap na ginagawa ng barangay
Bulnerableng Grupo kung opisyal o ng
ng bawat
meron BDRRMC
at Bulnerableng Grupo
(x)
kung
wala
May Kapansanan
☐ Walang rampa ang
evacuation center
Walang
☐
particular ng
warning signal
sa mga bingi
at bulag
Walang wheel
☐
chair ang
barangay o ang
evacuation
center

Indigenous People Walang maayos na

☐
tirahan
 Walang
☐
malinis na
pinagkukun
an ng
inuming
tubig
☐ Ang mga bahay ay
gawa sa kahoy at nipa
Walang mga radio of
☐
telebisyon na
mapapakingan ang
babala sa paparating
na peligro o panganib

Kababaihan Madaling maabuso ng

☐ mga kababaihan sa
evacua-
tion center

☐ Madaling makaramdam
ng panlalamig

Buntis Hindi makalakad ng

☐ mabilis para
makapunta sa
evacuation center
Kakulangan ng
☐
kagamitan sa
evacuation center para
pangalagaan at
masubaybayan ang
mga man- ganganak
na buntis sa panahon
ng kalamidad
 1. Imbentaryo ng mga ligtas na evacuation centers o lugar na pupuntahan ng mga pamilyang maaring maapektuhan ng peligro of
panganib.

Bilang ng
Popu- Pangalan Bilang ng hindi na-
Kabuuang lasyon na Bilang ng Bilang ng ng
Bilang ng Pangala kayang ma Hindi ma- accommodate ng
nasa Risgo Remarks
Pur n ng -accommodate Evacuation
Populasyo (o maaaring accommod Plan A at B
ok Evacua- Center
n maapektuha tion ate
N n ng (Plan B)
Center Pag-aari
o. Peligr (Plan A)
o) ng
Pag-aari
ng Go- Pribadong
tao,
Pamil Tao Pamil Tao byerno Pami Tao Pami Ta Pamilya T
pamilya o
ya ya lya lya o ao
Negos
yante
Tota
l
Mga lugar na maaaring paglikasan ng mga tao sa panahon na may Tsunami (pangalan ng peligro o
panganib)

Kabuuang populasyon Bilang ng populasyon

Purok kada na Lugar na paglilikasan
purok o sitio Maaapektuhan
Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
KABUUANG
BILANG

`
5. Evacuation map ng pangunahing peligro o panganib sa barangay

Evacuation
6. Listahan ng mga itinalagang evacuation center ng barangay at munisipyo/syudad (pampubliko o pribado)

Nasuri ng Engineer Kasunduan sa Pag-

Nagmamay-ari (lagyan ng tsek ( √ )
Pangalan ng Evacuation gamit
kung OO o Hindi ang
Center (MOU/MOA)
sagot
Gobyern Pribado O Hindi Meron Wala
o o
Paaralan
Barangay Hall
Day Care Center
Barangay Health Center
Multi-purpose Building
Bahay (isulat ang bawat
pangalan
ng may-ari ng bahay)
At iba pa isulat ang
pangalan)
7. Proseso o paraan ng pagbibigay ng mga relief goods (food and non-food items) sa designadong evacuation
centers/lugar.
1. Imbentaryo ng mga natanggap o nakuhang pagsasanay ng mga miyembro ng BDRRMC

Lagyan Tagal ng Ahensiya o Petsa na

or- Bilang
Pamagat ng ng (√ ) panahon ginawa
ganisasyon ng mga
Pagsasanay o kung ng ang
meron at pagsasan na pagsasan dumalo
Oryentasyon nagbigay
(x) kung ay o ay o
ng
wala orientation pagsasana orientation
yo
orientation
Orientation/Training on
CBDRRM
Orientation of Pre-
Disaster Risk
Assessment
Standard First Aid
and Basic Life
Support Training
Orientation on Incident
Command
 System (ICS)
Search and Rescue (basic)
Training
Orientation on Camp
Management
Psychosocial Support
Training
How to conduct
Simulation/Drills for
Priority Hazards
Orientation on Protocol
for Management of the
Dead and Missing
Rapid Damage Assessment
and Needs Analysis
(RDANA) Training
Orientation on RA 10821
(Children’s Emergency
Relief and Protection Act)
At iba pa (paki-sulat)

1. Imbentaryo ng mga kagamitan sa pag-kilos sa panahon ng kalamidad o disaster

Lagyan ng (a) kung

Kagamitan Remarks
 meron at (x) kung
wala
Chainsaw
Axe
Fuel
Emergency Kit
Hand-held Radio
Helpmet o hard hat
Boots
Search Light
Flash Light
Megaphone
Lifevest
Batteries
Whistle
Portable Generator or
equivalent (e.g.
solar panel)
Spine Board
At iba pa (paki-sulat)
1. Sistema ng Agarang Babala sa Pamayanan o Barangay (Community – Based Early Warning System)
Halimbawa: Bagyo

Aler Warning Paglalarawan ng Karampatang Aksyon

t Kalagayan
 PART II
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks

t
Population Population Size No. of children (0-15)
Composition No. of youth (15-29)
No. of adults (30-64)
No. of senior citizens (65+)
Civil Status No. of Single
No. of Married
No. of Widowed
No. of Separated
Population Growth Rate Average Annual Growth Rate
Migration Patterns No. of Immigrant
No. of Emigrant
Migration Rate
Death Statistics No. of deaths in the previous year
Birth Statistics No. of births in the previous year
Population Density No. of persons per sq.km.
Household Household Population No. of Household
Composition Ave. Household Size
No. of household owned by the resident
No. of household who rents house
No. of households who are rent free with the
consent of the owner
No. of households who are rent free without the
consent of the owner
% of households who uses <Language 1> as
mother tongue
% of households who uses <Language 2> as
mother tongue
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks
t
% of households who uses <Language 3> as
mother tongue
Health Births No. of Live Births
Nutritional Status No. of Malnourished Children
Mortality and Deaths No. of Deaths by Age
Morbidity
No. of Deaths by cause
Infant and Maternal No. of Infant Mortality
Mortality
No. of Maternal Mortality
Illness No. of affected population with type of illness
Sanitation Access to Safe Water No. of households with access to potable water
supply (spring, deep well)
No. of households with access to potable water
supply (public water faucets)
No. of households with access to potable water
supply (water faucets in individual households)
Access to Sanitary No. of households with access to sanitary toilet
Toilet
No. of households without access to sanitary
toilet
Education School Age Participation No. of children and youth attending school
No. of children in primary school
No. of children in secondary school
Out of School Youths No. of children aged 6-14 who never attended
school
No. of children aged 6-14 who are not in school
No. of youth aged 15-24 who never attended
school
No. of youth aged 15-24 who are not in school
Alternative Learning No. of children aged 6-14 who are not in school
System but enrolled in ALS
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks
t
No. of youth aged 15-24 who are not in school
but enrolled in ALS
Educational Attainment No. of residents graduated in college
Social Welfare Cases of Disability No. of PWDs
No. of PWDs with low vision
No. of PWDs with partial blindness
No. of PWDs with oral defect
No. of PWDs with mental illness
No. of PWDs who are mentally retarded
No. of PWDs who are Quadriplegic.
No. of PWDs with hearing difficulties
No. of PWDs with other disabilities
Social Welfare
Programs for
 Solo Parents No. of Solo Parents
 Social Security No. of residents covered by SSS
Programs
No. of residents covered by GSIS
No. of residents covered by PhilHealth
No. of residents covered by HDMF (Pag-Ibig)
 Senior Citizens No. of senior citizens
No. of senior citizens covered by social pension
 Pantawid Pamilya No. of households enrolled in 4Ps
(4Ps)
 OFWs No. of OFWs
 Indigenous No. of IP tribes
Communities
Indigenous No. of IPs in the barangay
Communities
No. of IP households
No. of IP children attending school
No. of IP children who are out of school
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks
t
No. of IP with access to health services
No. of IP residents who are employed
No. of IP residents who are self-employed
No. of IP residents who are unemployed
Women’s No. of women in the Sangguniang Brgy.
Representation and
Participation
No. of women in the Sangguniang Kabataan
No. of women in the BBIs
No. of women in the Brgy. Staff
No. of women in the BHWs
No. of women in the Lupong Tagapamayapa
No. of women in who are heads of households
No. of women in who own businesses
No. of women member of cooperatives
Women access to Availability of maternal care in the BHS
resources and services
Availability of family planning service in the BHS
Availability of counselling service in the BHS
Availability of disease controlling program in the
BHS
Availability of PAP smear service in the BHS
Availability of Breast Cancer Examination in the
BHS
Availability of Immunization in the BHS
Availability of lying in facilities in the Barangay
Availability of separate public toilets for men and
women in the Barangay
Availability of VAW Desks in the Barangay
Availability of streetlighting in the Barangay
No. of training/ orientation on gender sensitivity
in the Brgy.
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks
t
No. of training/ orientation on women related
laws in the Brgy.
No. of training/ orientation on gender responsive
planning in the Brgy.
No. of livelihood programs for women in the
Brgy.
No. of women member of cooperatives
Violence against No. of VAWC victims
Women and Children
(VAWC)
No. of Physical VAWC cases
No. of Sexual VAWC cases
No. of Economic VAWC cases
No. of Psychological VAWC cases
No. of VAWC cases acted upon
Child, Early and Forced No. of Child Marriage cases
marriage (CEFM)
No. of Early Marriage cases
No. of Forced Marriage cases
No. of CEFM cases acted upon
No. of BPOs (Brgy. Protection Orders) issued
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessment Remarks

Income and Sources of No. of HH engaged in
Expenditure Income Farming
Patterns
No. of HH depending on
Salaries
No. of HH depending on
Remittance from Abroad
No. of HH engaged in Sari-
sari Stores (Loading
Stations)
No. of HH engaged in
Fishing
No. of HH engaged in Aura
Driving (Motorcycle)
No. of HH engaged in
Kubota, Kuliglig driving,
pumpboat driving
No. of HH engaged in Mat
weaving and roof
making(atip)
Others, pls. specify
Common Food
Expenditures
Medicine
Clothing
Education
Transportation expenses
Mobile phone expenses
Housing / appliances loan
Loads
Vices
Social obligation
Others, pls. specify
ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks

t
Solid Waste Solid waste Frequency of garbage collection
Management management % households covered by waste collection services
statistics % waste collected that are segregated at source
Amount (kg) solid waste generated daily
No. of materials recovery facility
Disaster Risk Hazard Frequency of typhoon occurrence
Reduction & Occurrence Frequency of flood occurrence
Management Frequency of earthquake or land/mudslide occurrence
Frequency of tsunami occurrence
Frequency of volcanic eruption occurrence
Frequency of storm surge occurrence
Frequency of other hazards occurrence
Hazard % of sitios prone to typhoons
Prone Areas
% of sitios prone to flooding
% of sitios prone to land/mudslide
% of sitios prone to tsunami
% of sitios prone to volcanic eruption
% of sitios prone to storm surge
Affected % population affected by typhoon
Populations
% population affected by flooding
% population affected by earthquake or land/mudslide
% population affected by tsunami
% population affected by volcanic eruption
% population affected by storm surge
DRRM No. of Barangay Operations Center
Facilities
No. of Evacuation Center
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks
t
No. of Flood and Drainage Facilities
No. of Rainwater Collecting System
DRRM No. of spine boards available
Equipment
No. of axe available
No. of fuel available
No. of emergency kit available
No. of handheld radio available
No. of hardhats available
No. of batteries available
No. of portable generator available
No. of boots available
No. of ropes available
No. of search lights available
No. of PPEs available
No. of flashlights available
No. of megaphone available
No. of chainsaw available
No. of ladders available
No. of hand tools available
DRRM No. of early warning early response (EWER) system for
Systems typhoons installed
No. of EWER system for flooding installed
No. of EWER system for earthquake or land/mudslide
installed
No. of EWER system for tsunami installed
No. of EWER system for volcanic eruption installed
No. of EWER system for storm surge installed
No. of hazard maps of barangay on typhoons available
No. of hazard maps of barangay on flood available
No. of hazard maps of barangay on earthquake or
land/mudslide available
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks
t
No. of hazard maps of barangay on tsunami available
No. of hazard maps of barangay on volcanic eruption
available
No. of hazard maps of barangay on storm surge available
Natural Area (% or sqm) in barangay classified as upland
Resources
and
Biodiversity
Area (% or sqm) in barangay classified as lowland
Area (% or sqm) in barangay classified as coastal
Area (% or sqm) in barangay classified as landlocked
Area (% or sqm) in barangay considered forest ecosystem
Area (% or sqm) in barangay considered agricultural
ecosystem
Area (% or sqm) in barangay considered urban ecosystem
Area (% or sqm) in barangay considered coastal marine
ecosystem
Area (% or sqm) in barangay considered freshwater
ecosystem
No. of endangered species, if any
INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks

t
Social Infra No. of hospitals
No. of health centers
No. of health stations
No. of lying-in/ birthing facilities
No. of private clinics/hospitals
No. of daycare centers
No. of primary schools
No. of secondary schools
No. of tertiary schools
No. of reading centers
No. of socialized housing units
No. of community precincts
No. of Brgy. Tanod outposts
Economic Infra No. of sari-sari store/retail
No. of grocery stores/wholesale
No. of public markets
No. of satellite market
No. of buying station
No. of business establishments
No. of hotels
No. of other economic establishments
Mobility and No. or roads and streets
Circulation
No. or bridges
No. of airports
No. of ports
No. of terminals
 No. of parking lots
Communications No. of comms/ and telecom facilities
Infra
Water and Power No. of areas that serves as water sources
Supply
No. of households with Type I Water System
No. of households with Type II Water System
No. of households with other sources of
water
No. of households with electricity
No. of power utilities
Institutional Infra No. of Brgy. Hall
No. of Brgy. Health Station
No. of daycare centers
No. of info, learning, and reading center
No. of multi-purpose halls
No. of plazas
No. of flea or satellite markets
No. of planting materials distribution center
No. of VAW/VAWC Desk
No. of Kasambahay Desk
No. of BADAC Referral Desk
CULTURE AND PEACE DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks

t
Peace and Crime Statistics Incidence of Index Crimes
Order
Incidence of Non-Index Crimes
Firearms Possession No. of firearms related incidents
No. of Brgy. Clearance issued for the purpose
of obtaining License to Own and Posses
Firearm (LTOPF)
Est. no. of licensed firearm owners
Est. no. of unlicensed firearm owners
Armed Group No. of private armed groups
No. of armed groups under active peace/
ceasefire agreement
No. of armed groups without active peace/
ceasefire agreement
Rido No. of Rido cases
No. of clans/families involved in Rido
No. of Rido related incidence
Illegal Drugs Status of drug affectation
No. of drug lords
No. of drug cuddlers
No. of drug pushers
No. of drug users
No. of other drug personalities
No. of marijuana cultivation sites
No. of drug laboratories
No. of drug warehouses
No. of drug den
No. of drug tiangge
No. of other drug facilities
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks
t
No. of drug clearing operations conducted by
law enforcement agencies
No. of drug rehabilitation facilities
No. of community-based rehabilitation
programs
Conflict No. of incidents related to armed groups
No. of incidents of conflicts involving IPs
No. of households displaced by conflict
No. of women experiencing sexual GBV in
times of conflict
No. of women experiencing trafficking GBV in
times of conflict
No. of women experiencing displacement GBV
in times of conflict
Conflict Resolution No. of male Lupong Tagapamayapa members
No. of female Lupong Tagapamayapa
members
No. of cases filed in the Katarungang
Pambarangay
No. of cases amicably settled in the
Katarungang Pambarangay
No. of cases provided by Katarungang
Pambarangay with CFA (Certification to File
Action)
Public Safety No. of road traffic incidents
No. of road signages installed
No. of fire incidents
Cultural Cultural Mapping No. of cultural maps in the Barangay
Development Cultural Artifacts and No. of distinguished cultural artifacts
Facilities No. of cultural centers
No. of museums
No. of galleries
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessmen Remarks
t
No. of cultural performance exhibition venues
No. of schools of living traditions
No. of other culture and the arts facilities
Cultural, Artistic, and No. of cultural sites
Heritage Sites No. of artistic sites
No. of heritage sites
No. of local artists
No. of cultural workers
No. of business support organizations to
culture
No. of associations of cultural and artistic
workers
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessment Remarks

Organization Brgy. Officials No. of Sangguniang Brgy. Members
and No. of Sangguniang Kabataan Members
Management No. of appointed Brgy. Secretary
No. of appointed SK Secretary
No. of appointed Brgy. Treasurer
No. of appointed SK Treasurer
Brgy. Employees No. of Day Care Workers
No. of Brgy. Health Workers
No. of other Brgy. Staff
No. of Brgy. Tanods
No. of Lupong Tagapamayapa
Brgy. Based Presence of BDC
Institutions (BBIs) Presence of BADAC
Presence of BPOC
Presence of BCPC
Presence of BESWMC
Presence of BDRRMC
Presence of BFARMC
Presence of BPFDC
No. of Accredited CSOs
Public Participation No. of CSOs with membership in the BDC
No. of CSOs with membership in the BADAC
No. of CSOs with membership in the BPOC
No. of CSOs with membership in the BCPC
No. of CSOs with membership in the BESWMC
No. of CSOs with membership in the BDRRMC
No. of CSOs with membership in the BFARMC
No. of CSOs with membership in the BFPDC
Capacity Inventory of Training Needs
Development Training on the Formulation of Barangay Development Plan
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessment Remarks
Training on the Use of Participatory Tools in Problem Analysis
Training on Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management (CBDRRM)
Training on Mainstreaming Thematic and Sectoral Concerns
Capacity in the BDP
Development Orientation on RA 10121 (Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction
and Management Act)
Training on Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Planning
Training on Basic Monitoring and Evaluation Strategies
Orientation on the Enhanced Barangay Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management Plan Template (with
mainstreamed indicators on public health emergencies)
Training on First Aid and Basic Life Support
Training on Contingency Planning
Barangay Tanod Skills Enhancement Training: As First
Responders and in Crime Scene Preservation
Orientation on the Conduct of BDRRMC Functionality Audit
Orientation on the Katarungang Pambarangay Law
All trainings needed by BHERTS
Protocols in Handling Cases of Trafficking in Persons and
Violence Against Women (VAW)
Priority Training on Public Service Continuity Planning
Training on the Formulation of BADAC Plan of Action
Training on the Implementation of Various Laws concerning the
barangays
Training on the Formulation of Solid Waste Management
Programs
Basic Self-Defense Training
Training on the Implementation of Barangay Drug Clearing
Program
Training on Search, Rescue and Retrieval Operations
GAD Planning and Budgeting
Barangay Budget Cycle/Process Training
Area Sub-Area Indicator Value Rating Assessment Remarks
Training on the Conduct of Community Drills for Priority Hazards
Training on Code of Ethics of Public Officials and Employees
Orientation on Pre-Disaster Risk Assessment
Crafting/formulation of administrative documents (Ordinance,
Resolution, etc) and project proposal
Training on Provision of First Aid and Basic Life Support
Orientation on Minimum Health Protocols
Capacity Training on Various Alternative Dispute Resolutions for
Development Mediation, Conciliation and Arbitration
Orientation on Safe Spaces Act and Protocols in Handling Cases
of Gender-Based Sexual Harassment (GBSH) in Streets and
Public Spaces
Training on the Implementation of Community Drug
Rehabilitation Program
Capacity-Building for Barangays in Handling of Children at Risk
(CAR) and Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL), and
Formulation of Comprehensive Local Juvenile Intervention
Program (CLJIP)
Training on Basic Report Writing
Orientation on Incident Command System
Training on Maternal and Child Health Care
Capacity-Building for Barangays in Addressing Trafficking in
Persons (TIP) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
Training on the Formulation of BPOPS Plan
Training on Gender Sensitivity
Psycho-social Trainings / Health and Wellness
Seminars/Trainings
Orientation on Contact Tracing and Reporting
Protocols in Handling of Children at Risk (CAR) and Children in
Conflict with the Law (CICL)
Training on the OPLAN Sagip - Referral System on Voluntary
Drug Surrenderers
Training on Basic Intelligence Gathering
Training on Reproductive Health and Responsible Parenthood
 Protocols in Handling of Online Sexual Abuse Exploitation on
Children (OSAEC)
Basic ICT Literacy Training
Orientation on Psychological First Aid
Training on Local Service Delivery of Health Services
Orientation on Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis
(RDANA)
Orientation on Camp Management
Mainstreaming Child Rights in the Rationalized Planning System
Orientation on RA 9003
Training on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS)
Basic Training on Conflict Management
Orientation on Basic Disease Surveillance and Reporting
Capacity Formulation of Comprehensive Local Juvenile Intervention
Development Trainings needs are to identified by NYC pursuant to RA 10742
Orientation on Mental Health and Psycho-social Support
Orientation on the Protocol for Management of the Dead and
Missing
Barangay No. of Appropriations and Fiscal Ordinances
Legislations No. of Governance and Administrative Ordinances
No. of Public Order and Safety Ordinances
No. of Health and Sanitation Ordinances
No. of Social Welfare and Protection Ordinances
No. of DRRM Ordinances
 CONSOLIDATED ROOT CAUSES OF PRIORITY DEVELOPMENT GAPS
This summary presents the root causes of priority development gaps in Brgy. ___________________ , identified through various
analyses. It highlights the underlying issues deemed most critical to address in order to effectively resolve the identified gaps and
enhance overall development.

Institutional Social Economic Infrastructural Environmental Culture and

Developmen
Development Development Development Development Development Peace
t Sector:
Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector
Issues/      
Problems in
the
Barangay
Root      
Cause/s of
Problems in
the
Barangay

Effects in the      
Barangay

Impact on      
Daily Life of
the
Residents in

Brgy. ________________

Strategic      
objectives to
address the
root cause

Overall Brgy. ___________________ is characterized by ____________________________ , exacerbated

Developme by __________________________ , compounded by ____________________ , hindered by
nt Situation __________________________________ , challenged by
in the ___________________________________ , and strained by
Barangay ___________________________________ .
 OFFICIAL BBDP IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY

In pursuit of the successful implementation of the Bangsamoro Barangay Development Plan (BBDP), BLGU
___________________________ hereby declares the following implementation strategies:

1. Brgy. ___________________________ shall engage with the following potential partners, donors, and technical support
providers:

Partners Donors Technical Support Provider

By conducting the following action points:

a. _______________________________________________________
b. _______________________________________________________
c. _______________________________________________________

2. Brgy. _____________________ shall counteract external barriers and other unforeseen circumstances to the implementation
of the BBDP, by:
a. ____________________________________________
b. ____________________________________________
c. ____________________________________________
 3. Brgy. _____________________ shall address internal challenges to the implementation of the BBDP, by:
a. _______________________________
b. ________________________________
c. ________________________________

All Barangay staff are hereby directed to align their efforts with these strategic objectives and work collaboratively towards achieving
our shared goals.
 PART III
ORGANIZATIONAL PHILOSOPHY
 VISION

<Insert a brief description or explanation of the Vision Statement

that highlights its significance and long-term aspirations for the barangay>
MISSION
 <Insert a brief description or explanation of the Mission Statement
that highlights its significance and long-term aspirations for the barangay>

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK

2026-2028

We hereby declare that the Vision of Brgy. __________________________ is fully aligned with the
development vision of the City/Municipal, Provincial, Bangsamoro, and National Government. We assure
that our barangay's aspirations are in harmony with the broader goals for sustainable and inclusive
development across all levels of governance.

Vision of the “Matatag, Maginhawa, at Panatag na Buhay.”

National Government (Philippine Development Plan, 2023-2028)

Vision of the “A Bangsamoro that is united, enlightened, self-governing, peaceful,

Bangsamoro just, morally upright, and progressive.”
Government (Bangsamoro Development Plan, 2023-2028)
Vision of the “A premier province in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim
Provincial Mindanao with a vibrant economy, peaceful, resilient & safe
Government environment where people are appease, have equitable opportunities &
access to services governed by transformational leaders adhering
moral governance.”
Vision of the “We envision our municipality as the dried-fish capital(pangus)
City/Municipal of Maguindanao del Sur and to be gender responsive, disaster-
Government resilient, child-friendly with God-fearing empowered citizenry
 living in a moral and spiritual society and ecologically-sound
environment in order to achieve our common goal of lasting
peace and economic prosperity through aquaculture tourism
in a dynamic, transparent , and well-capacitated leadership.”
Vision of the
Barangay
Government
 GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
We further declare that our Barangay’s official Development Goals are anchored in this Vision and are designed to address the
assessed root causes of the barangay's development challenges. The strategic objectives set within each development goal are
targeted to directly resolve these issues.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

GOAL OBJECTIVES
Goal 1:

Goal 2:

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

GOAL OBJECTIVES
Goal 1:
Goal 2:

ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

GOAL OBJECTIVES
Goal 1:

Goal 2:

INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

GOAL OBJECTIVES
Goal 1:

Goal 2:

CULTURE & PEACE SECTOR

 GOAL OBJECTIVES
Goal 1:

Goal 2:

INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

GOAL OBJECTIVES
Goal 1:

Goal 2:
 PART IV
SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS

MATRIX OF 3-YEAR PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES

 BANGSAMORO BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN, 20xx-20xx

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

A. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

B. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

C. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

D. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA
ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

E. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

F. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

G. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

H. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

CULTURE AND PEACE DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

I. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________
Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

J. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

K. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA

L. PROGRAM A: ________________________________________________________________

Problems Main Goals/ Visible Activities Budget and Key Result Area Total Agencies
Root Objectives Results Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved
Cause Amount KRA Amount KRA Amount KRA
 PART V
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT PROGRAM

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT PROGRAM

For Planning Period: ___________________
Years Covered: __________________

Barangay _______________ Province of _________________

Municipality ________________
 AIP Program/ Implementing Schedule of Expecte Fundin Amount in thousand pesod Tota
Referenc Project/ Office Implementation d Output g l
e Code Activity Source
Descriptor Lead Suppor Start Completio Persona Maintenanc Capita
t Date n Date l e and Other l
Services Operating Outlay
(PS) Expenses (CO)
(MOOE)

Prepared by:

_____________ _________________
Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer

Approved by:

_____________
Punong Barangay
2025 ANNUAL INVESTMENT PROGRAM
By Program/ Project/ Activity/ Sector
Barangay _______________
Municipality ________________
Province of _________________
 AIP Program/ Implementin Schedule of Expected Funding Amount Total
Reference Project/ Activity g Unit Implementation Output Source
Code Descriptor Start Completion Personal Maintenance and Capital
Date Date Services Other Operating Outlay
(PS) Expenses (MOOE) (CO)
General
Services
(1000)
Social
Services
(3000)
Economic
Services
(8000)
Other
Services
(9000)

Prepared by:
_____________ _________________
Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer

Attested by:

_____________
Punong Barangay
 PART VI
BARANGAY CAPACITY
DEVELOPMENT AGENDA
 BARANGAY CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AGENDA
F.Y. 20XX – 20XX

Root Cause/ Target Level Funding Requirements Office

Period of
Performance Objectives Activities Beneficiarie of Amount Source Responsible
Implementation
Area s Priority
A. TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES - Job-specific skills or knowledge required to perform specialized tasks

B. ORGANIZATIONAL COMPETENCIES - Knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to effectively function within the organizational structure and culture of
the Barangay

C. CORE COMPETENCIES - Fundamental competencies required across all levels

D. LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES - Competencies are specific to those in supervisory or executive positions, focusing on their ability to lead teams and
make strategic decisions
 PART VII
MONITORING AND EVALUATION
STRATEGY

MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN (Template)

Vision Statement:

Mission Statement:

Sectoral Goals Indicators Baseline Target Data Source Data Collection Method Frequency Unit Responsible

Social Sector

Economic Sector

Environment

Infrastructure

Institutional

PPAs and Investment Plan

Objectives PPAs Description Target Outputs Data Source Data Collection Method Frequency Unit Responsible

Social Sector

Economic Sector

Environment

Infrastructure

Institutional
 ANNEXES

BARANGAY OUTCOME PLANNING INFORMATION SYSTEM (BOPIS)

SECTOR/SUBSECTOR: DEMORAPHY
POSSIBLE SOURCES OF DATA: Registry of Barangay Inhabitants, Municipal/City Registrar, PSA
 REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL DEFINITION INDICATOR DATA INPUT
AREA OF CONCERN: Population Composition
Population Size (by Sex) Number of individuals in the barangays categorized Total No. of Females
based on sex and age bracket

Under 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-80
80 and over
Total No. of Males
Under 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
 45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-80
80 and over

Civil Status Status of an individual in relation to marriage, Total No. of Single

classified as follows:
a) Single - A person who has never been No. of Males
married;
b) Married - A couple living together as No. of Females
husband and wife, legally or consensually; c)
Divorced - A person whose bond of matrimony has
been dissolved legally and who therefore can Total No. of Married
remarry;
d) Separated - A person separated legally or not No. of Males
from his/her spouse because of marital discord or
misunderstanding; and e) Widowed - A person No. of Females
whose bond of matrimony has been dissolved by
death of his/her spouse.
Total No. of Widowed
No. of Males
No. of Females

Total No. of Separated

No. of Males
No. of Females

Total No. of Others

No. of Males
No. of Females
Population Growth Rate Indicates how fast a population increases or Average Annual Population Growth Rates
decreases as a result of the interplay of births,
deaths, and migration during a given period of time.
Migration Patterns The sum of in-migrants and out-migrants of a Migration Rate
geographical political area (region, province,
city/municipality) per 1,000 midyear population.
Foreigners entering the barangay during a specified Number of Immigrants
period of observation to take up usual residence for
a reason such as economic, social, political, or
cultural.
Residents who left one country or territory to take Number of Emigrants
up usual residence in another during a specified
period of observation for a reason such as
economic, politlca, social, or cultural.
Death Statistics Number of Deaths in the previous year
Birth Statistics Number of Births in the previous year
Population Density Refers to the number of persons per unit of land
area (usually in square kilometers)
Number of person per square kilometer

Area of Concern: House hold Composition

Household Population A household is a social unit consisting of a person Number of Household
living alone or a group of persons who sleep in the
same housing unit and have a common Average Household Size
arrangement in the preparation and consumption of
food. Housing Type
Own House
Rented House
Rent Free (with owner consent)
Rent – free (without consent)
Household per Mother Tounge
Tagalog
Cebuano
Waray
Hiligaynon
Bikol
Iloko
Kapampangan
Pangasinense
Tausug
Maguindanaoan
Maranao
 Chavacano
Others
Household per Religious Affiliation
Roman Catholic
Protestant
Muslim
Iglesia ni Cristo
Aglipay
Adventist
Jehovah's Witness
Others

AREA OF CONCERN: Health

REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL DEFINITION INDICATOR INFORMATION INPUTS
Births
12Number of live births Live Birth is a complete expulsion or extraction Total No of Live Births
from its mother of a product of conception,
irrespective of the duration of the pregnancy,
which after such separation, breathes or shows
any other evidence of life, such as beating of the Male
heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, or definite
movement of voluntary muscles, whether or not
the umbilical cord has been cut or the placenta is
attached; each product of such birth is considered Female
live born.

Nutritional Status
Number of Malnourished A pathological state, general or specific, resulting Total Number of Malnourished Children
Children from a relative or absolute deficiency or excess in
the diet of one or more essential nutrients, which
may be manifested clinically or detectable by Male
physical, biochemical and/or functional signs.
There are several forms of malnutrition:
undernutrition, specific nutrient deficiency, Female
overnutrition and imbalance.

Mortality and Morbidity

Number of Deaths by Age Number of registered deaths categorized by age Total Number of Deaths
group Total No. of Females
Under 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-80
80 and over
Total No. of Males
Under 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
 55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-80
80 and over

Number of Deaths by Cause Number of registered deaths caused by leading Total Number of Deaths
illnesses
Disease of the heart
Cancer
Respiratory Diseases
Stroke
Accidents
Alzheimer’s Disease
Diabetes Mellitus
Pneumonia and Influenza
Kidney Disease
Suicide
HIV
Other causes

Infant and Maternal Mortality Infant mortality is the death of an infant before his Total Infant Mortality
or her first birthday.
Maternal Mortality as the number of women who Male
died for the reasons of pregnancy, childbirth, and
the puerperium Female

Total Maternal Mortality

12 – 17
18 – 24
25 – 34
35 – 44
45+

Illnesses Number of population diagnosed with leading Leading Illnesses (Population)

 illness Disease of the heart
Cancer
Respiratory Diseases
Stroke
Accidents
Alzheimer’s Disease
Diabetes Mellitus
Pneumonia and Influenza
Kidney Disease
HIV
Others

Sanitation

Access to Safe Water Number of household/populations who have a Number of Households with access to potable water supply (spring,
reasonable means of getting an adequate amount deep well)
of safe water, expressed as a percentage of the
total population. potable water supply (public water faucets)

potable water supply (water faucets in individual households)

Access to Sanitary Toilet Number of HH with access to sanitary toilet

Number of HH without access to sanitary toilet

REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL DEFINITION INDICATOR DATA INPUT

AREA OF CONCERN: Education
School age participation Number of Children and youth Number of children and youth attending school
participating/attending formal and non-
formal education Below 6 years old
Male
Female
6 - 11 years old
Male
Female
 12 - 14 years old
Male
Female
15 - 17 years old
Male
Female

18 years old and above

Male
Female
Number of children in primary school
Male
Female
Number of children in secondary school
Male
Female
Number of children/youths in tertiary school
Male
Female
Out of school children/youths Out-of-school children is defined in the Number of children aged 6-14 who never attended school
FLEMMS as persons aged 6 to 14 years who
are not attending school while out-of-school Male
youth as persons aged 15 to 24 years who are
not attending school, have not finished any Female
college or post-secondary course, and are not
working. Number of children aged 6-14 who are not in school;
Male
Female
Number of youths aged 15-24 years old who never
attended school
Male
Female
Number of youths aged 15-24 years old who are not in
school;
 Male
Female
Alternative Learning ALS is a parallel learning system in the Number of youth enrolled in ALS
Philippines that provides a practical
System option to the existing formal instruction. Male
When one does not have or cannot
access formal education in schools,
Female
ALS is an alternate or substitute. ALS
includes both the non-formal and
informal sources of knowledge and
skills.
Educational Attainment Number of residents who Number of residents graduated in college
completed tertiary education Male
Female

REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL INDICATOR DATA INPUT

DEFINITION
AREA OF CONCERN: Social Welfare
Disability Statistics Pertains to number of Number of persons with disability (PWDs)
PWDs disaggregated by Number of PWDs with Low Vision
sex and categorized based Male
on the disability. Female
Persons with Disability Number of PWDs with Oral Defect
(PWD) are those who have Male
long-term physical, mental, Female
intellectual or sensory Number of PWDs with Partial Blindness
impairments which in
Male
interaction with various
Female
barriers may hinder their
Number of PWDs with Mental Illness
 full and effective Male
participation in society on Female
an equal basis with others Number of PWDs who are mentally retarded
Male
Female
Number of PWDs who are Quadriplegic
Male
Female
Number of PWDs with Hard of Hearing
Male
Female
Number of PWDs with Other disabilities
Male
Female
Social Welfare
Programs
Refers to the number of Total Number of Solo Parents
solo parents Male
Solo Parents
in the community as Female
defined in RA 8972
Refers to the number of Number of residents covered by
residents enrolled in SSS
Social Security
various social security GSIS
Programs
programs of the PhilHealth
government HDMF (PAGIBIG)
Senior Citizens Refers to the number of Number of senior citizens
persons aged 60 and Male
above Female
Number of senior citizens covered by social
pension
 Male
Female
Pantawid Pamilya Refers to the number of Number of Households enrolled in 4Ps
households/families
enrolled under the Male
Pantawid Pamilyang Female
Pilipino Program
OFWs Refers to the number of Number of OFWS
OFWs in the barangay
Male
Female
Indigenous Indigenous Cultural Number of indigenous tribes in the barangay
Communities Communities/Indigenous
Peoples refer to a group of Number of IP households
people or homogenous Number of indigenous peoples in the
societies identified by self- community
ascription and ascription
Male
by
others, who have Female
continuously lived as
organized community on Number of IP children who are attending
communally bounded and school
defined territory, and who Male
have, under claims of
ownership since time Female
immemorial, occupied, Number of IP children who are out of school
possessed and utilized
such territories, sharing Male
common bonds of Female
language, customs,
traditions and other Number of IP families with access to health
distinctive cultural traits, or services
who have, through Male
resistance to political,
Female
social and cultural inroads
of colonization, non- Number of IP residents who are Employed
indigenous religions and
cultures, became Male
historically differentiated
from the majority of Female
Filipinos. ICCs/IPs shall Self-employed
likewise include peoples
who are regarded as Male
indigenous on account of
their descent from the Female
populations which Unemployed
inhabited the country, at
the time of conquest or Male
colonization, or at the time
of inroads of non- Female
indigenous religions and
cultures, or the
establishment of present
state boundaries, who
retain some or all of
their own social, economic,
cultural and
political institutions, but
who may have
been displaced from their
 traditional domains or who
may have
resettled outside their
ancestral domains;

REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL DEFINITION INDICATOR DATA INPUT

AREA OF CONCERN: GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT
Representation and Refers to the number of women with Number of women in:
Participation direct engagement in public decision-making
Sangguniang Barangay
Sangguniang Kabataan
BDC
BPOC
BADAC
BDRRMC
BCPC
Number of women who are:
Barangay Staff/Employee
Barangay Tanods
BHWs
Lupong Tagapamayapa
number of women who are head of households
Number of women who own business
Access to resources and Refers to the number of women who Availability of the following Services in BHS:
services avail various services and facilities for
women Maternal Care
Family Planning
Counselling Services
Disease Controlling Program
PAP Smear
Breast Cancer Examination
Immunization (Cervical Cancer)
 Availability of the following facilities
in the barangay:
Lying - in facilities
Separate public toilets for men and women
VAW Desk
Streetlighting
Barangays conducted the following training:
Gender Sensitivity Training/Orientation
Orientation on Women Related Laws
Gender Responsive Planning
Number of livelihood programs for women
Number of women member of cooperatives
Violence against Women Refers to women experiencing or have Violence Against Women
experienced any act of gender-based violence
that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, Number of complaint related to VAW
sexual, or mental harm or suffering to women,
including threats of such acts, coercion or Number of complaint acted upon
arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether
occurring in public or in private life. Violation of RA 9262
Number of VAWC Victims
Number of VAWC Cases
Physical
Sexual
Economic
Psychological
Number of cases acted upon
Number of BPO issued
BARANGAY OUTCOME PLANNING INFORMATION SYSTEM (BOPIS)
SECTOR/SUBSECTOR: PEACE AND ORDER
POSSIBLE SOURCES OF DATA: Local PNP Unit, Records from BPOC/BADAC, Barangay Blotter Book
REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL DEFINITION INDICATOR DATA INPUT
AREA OF CONCERN: Peace and Order
Crime Statistics Index crimes refer to crimes against person and Incidence of Index Crimes:
crimes against property such as murder,
homicide, physical injury and rape,
carnapping/carjacking, and cattle rustling. Non- Incidence of Non-Index Crimes:
index crimes are violations of special laws such
as illegal logging or local ordinances.
Illegal Drugs Refers to data related to illegal drug activities, Status of drug affectation:
personalities and facilities,
including anti-illegal drug programs of the Number of illegal drug personalities
barangays
Drug Lord:
Drug Coddlers:
Drug Pushers:
Drug Users:
Others:
Number of illegal drug facilities
mariuana cultivation:
drug laboratory:
warehouse:
drug den:
tiangge:
Others:
Number of drug-clearing operations conducted by law
enforcement agencies
Number of rehabilitation facilities:
Number of community-based rehabilitation programs:
Conflict Refers to number of incidences related to Number of incidents related to armed groups:
insurgency, household conflicts, gender based
violence. Number of incidents of conflicts involving IPs:
 Number of households displaced by conflict:
Number of women experiencing gender-based violence in
times of conflict
Sexual Violence:
Trafficking:
Displacement:
Others:
Number of Children-in-Conflict with the Law:
Conflict Resolution Refers to data related to the Number of Lupong Tagapamayapa:
implementation of Katarungang
Pambarangay Law Male
Female
Katarungang Pambarangay
Number of cases filed:
Number of cases amicably settled:
Number of cases provide with CTA:
Public Safety Refers to data related to incidents concerning or Number of road traffic incidents:
endangering public safety such as road
accidents and fire incidents. Number of road signages installed :
Number of fire incidents:

BARANGAY OUTCOME PLANNING INFORMATION SYSTEM (BOPIS)

SECTOR/SUBSECTOR: Environment Management
POSSIBLE DATA SOURCES: BDRRMP Profile, Data from BESWMC, C/MENRO, Barangay Profile, Community Risk Assessment
REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL DEFINITION INDICATOR DATA INPUT
AREA OF CONCERN: SOLI D WASTE MANAGEMENT
Solid waste management Refers to data related to the implementation of Frequency of garbage collection:
solid waste management system in the barangay
Number of materials recovery facility:
AREA OF CONCERN: DRR M
Disaster Risk Reduction and Refers to information on disasters, barangay risk Frequency of hazards occurring in the community
Management assessment and mapping of vulnerabilities and
capacities of the barangay to manage and
Typhoon:
reduce risks of disasters Flood:
Earthquake:
Tsunami:
Volcanic Eruption:
 Storm Surge:
Location of hazard prone areas
Typhoon:
Flood:
Earthquake:
Tsunami:
Volcanic Eruption:
Storm Surge:
Number of population affected by:
Typhoon:
Flood:
Earthquake:
Tsunami:
Volcanic Eruption:
Storm Surge:
Inventory of DRRM- Related Facilities
Barangay Operation Center
Evacuation Center
Flood and Drainage Facilities
Rain Water Collecting System
Inventory of DRRM- Related Equipment
Spine Board
Axe
Fuel
Emergency Kit
Handheld radio
Hardhats
Batteries
Portable Generate
Boots
Ropes
 Search Lights
Protective Personal Equipment
Flash Lights
Megaphone
Chainsaw
Ladders
Hand tools
Inventory of DRRM Related Systems
Early Warning System
Typhoon:
Flood:
Earthquake:
Tsunami:
Volcanic Eruption:
Storm Surge:
Hazard Maps
Typhoon:
Flood:
Earthquake:
Tsunami:
Volcanic Eruption:
Storm Surge:
Safe Evacuation Map
Typhoon:
Flood:
Earthquake:
Tsunami:
Volcanic Eruption:
Storm Surge:
BDRRM Plan
Contingency Plan
Typhoon:
Flood:
Earthquake:
Tsunami:
 Volcanic Eruption:
Storm Surge:
Community Risk Assessment Data
DRRM Related Information System
Incident Command System
Natural Resources and Refers to data on the ecology and geography of Land Classification (in sqm)
Biodiversity the barangay
Upland:
Lowland:
Coastal:
Landlocked:
Area/Ecosystem (in sqm)
Forest
Agricultural
Urban
Coastal Marine
Freshwater Ecosystem
Number of endangered species (if any)
SECTOR/SUBSECTOR: INFRASTRUCTURE
POSSIBLE SOURCE OF DATA: Barangay Profile, Data from Municipal/City Engineering
REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL DEFINITION INDICATOR DATA INPUT
Social Refers to infrastrature dedicated to deliver social Number of health facilities
services for the constituents
Hospital
Health Centers
Health Stations
Lying-in/Birthing Facilities
Private Clinics/Hospitals
Number of educational facilities
Day care centers:
Primary Schools:
Secondary schools:
Teritary Schools:
Reading Center:
Number of socialized housing units:
 Number of police community precincts:
Number of Barangay tanod ouposts:
Economic Refers to infrastracture related to Number of commercial establishments
livelihoods and economic
establishments located in the barangay Sari-sari store/Retail:
Grocery Stores/Wholesale:
Public Market:
Satellite Market:
Buying Station:
Business establishments:
Hotels
Others:
Mobility and Circulation Refers to infrastracture and facilities related to Number of roads and streets:
transportation in the barangay
Number of bridges:
Modes of transportation and facilities
Airports:
Ports:
Terminals:
Parking lots:
Number of registered:
Tricycle:
Jeepney:
Pedi cabs:
Others:
Communications Refers to infrastrature and facilities Number of communication and telecommunication
related to communication services in the facilities:
barangay
Water and Power Supply Refers to infrastructure and facilities related to Location of water sources:
water and electricity services in the barangay
Number of households with
Type I Water System
Type II Water System
 Other sources of water

Mineral Water
Number of households with electricity:

Number of power utilities:

SECTOR/SUBSECTOR: INSTITUTIONAL
POSSIBLE SOURCE OF DATA: Barangay Profile, Data from Municipal/City Engineering
REQUIRED DATA OPERATIONAL DEFINITION INDICATOR DATA INPUT
Institutional Refers to basic facilities mandated to barangay Inventory of basic facilities
pursuant to Section 17 of the Local Government
Code and other related laws Barangay Hall
Barangay Health Station
Day care centers:
Information, Learning and Reading Center
Multi-purpose Hall
Plaza
0
Flea or Satellite Market
Planting Materials Distribution Center
m to Produce Collection and Buying Stations
VAW/VAWC Desk
Kasambahay Desk
BADAC Referral Desk
Organization and Management Refers to data related to the organization and Names of the barangay officials:
human resources available
Punong Barangay:
SB Member 1:
SB Member 2:
SB Member 3:
SB Member 4:
 SB Member 5:
SB Member 6:
SB Member 7:
SK Chairperson:
SK Member 1:
SK Member 2:
SK Member 3:
SK Member 4:
SK Member 5:
SK Member 6:
SK Member 7:
Barangay Secretary:
SK Secretary:
Barangay Treasurer:
SK Treasurer:
Number of Day Care Workers:
Barangay
City/Municipality
Number of Barangay Health Workers:
Number of Barangay Nutrition Scholars:
Number of other barangay staff:
Barangay Vaw Desk Officer
BADAC Duty Officer
Kasambahay Desk Officer
BHRAO
Number of Barangay Tanods
Number of Lupong Tagapamayapa
Prescence of the following BBIs
BDC
BADAC
BPOC
 BCPC
BESWMC
BDRRMC
BFARMC
BPFDC
Number of accredited CSOs:
Public Participation Refers to data related to community participation Number of CSOs with membership in the BBIs:
and representation to the activities of the
barangay
BDC
BADAC
BPOC
BCPC
BESWMC
BDRRMC
BFARMC
BPFDC
Inventory of Training Needs

Training on the Formulation of Barangay

Development Plan
Training on the Use of Participatory Tools in Problem
Analysis
Training on Community-Based Disaster
Risk Reduction and Management ( CBDRRM )

Training on Mainstreaming Thematic and Sectoral

Concerns in the BDP

Orientation on RA 10121 (Philippine

Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act)

Training on Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction and

Management Planning

Training on Basic Monitoring and

Evaluation Strategies
 Orientation on the Enhanced Barangay
Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Plan Template (with mainstreamed
indicators on public
health emergencies)

Training on First Aid and Basic Life

Support
Training on Contingency Planning

Barangay Tanod Skills Enhancement

Training: As First Responders and in Crime Scene
Preservation
Orientation on the Conduct of BDRRMC
Functionality Audit
Orientation on the Katarungang
Pambarangay Law

All trainings needed by BHERTS

Capacity Development Refers to the training and capacity development Protocols in Handling Cases of
interventions attended and/or participated by the Trafficking in Persons and Violence Against Women
barangay officials and functionaries
(VAW)
Priority Training on Public Service
Continuity Planning
Training on the Formulation of BADAC
Plan of Action
Training on the Implementation of Various Laws
concerning the barangays

Training on the Formulation of Solid Waste Management

Programs
Basic Self-Defense Training

Training on the Implementation of Barangay Drug

Clearing Program

Training on Search, Rescue and

Retrieval Operations
GAD Planning and Budgeting
 Barangay Budget Cycle/Process
Training
Training on the Conduct of Community
Drills for Priority Hazards
Training on Code of Ethics of Public
Officials and Employees
Orientation on Pre-Disaster Risk
Assessment
Crafting/formulation of administrative documents
(Ordinance, Resolution, etc)
and project proposal

Training on Provision of First Aid and

Basic Life Support
Orientation on Minimum Health
Protocols
Training on Various Alternative Dispute
Resolutions for Mediation, Conciliation
and Arbitration
Orientation on Safe Spaces Act and Protocols in
Handling Cases of Gender-
Based Sexual Harassment (GBSH) in Streets and Public
Spaces

Training on the Implementation of Community Drug

Rehabilitation Program
Capacity-Building for Barangays in
Handling of Children at Risk (CAR) and
Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL), and Formulation
of Comprehensive
Local Juvenile Intervention Program
( CLJIP )
Training on Basic Report Writing

Orientation on Incident Command

System
Training on Maternal and Child Health
Care
 Capacity-Building for Barangays in
Addressing Trafficking in Persons (TIP) and Gender-
Based Violence (GBV)
Training on the Formulation of BPOPS
Plan
Training on Gender Sensitivity

Psycho-social Trainings / Health and Wellness

Seminars/Trainings

Orientation on Contact Tracing and

Reporting
Protocols in Handling of Children at Risk
(CAR) and Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL)

Training on the OPLAN Sagip - Referral System on

Voluntary Drug Surrenderers
Training on Basic Intelligence Gathering
Training on Reproductive Health and
Responsible Parenthood

Protocols in Handling of Online Sexual Abuse

Exploitation on Children (OSAEC)
Basic ICT Literacy Training

Orientation on Psychological First Aid

Training on Local Service Delivery of

Health Services
Orientation on Rapid Damage
Assessment and Needs Analysis
( RDANA )
Orientation on Camp Management

Mainstreaming Child Rights in the Rationalized Planning

System
Orientation on RA 9003
 Training on Mental Health and Psychosocial
Support (MHPSS)
Basic Training on Conflict Management

Orientation on Basic Disease Surveillance

and Reporting
Formulation of Comprehensive Local
Juvenile Intervention
Trainings needs are to identified by NYC pursuant to RA
10742
Orientation on Mental Health and
Psycho-social Support
Orientation on the Protocol for Management of the Dead
and Missing

Inventory of Barangay Legislations

Appropriations Ordinance
Barangay Tax Ordinance
Conduct of Barangay Road Clearing
Operations
Curfew Hours
Regulating the sale of cigarettes and alcoholic beverages
to minors
Prohibition of all kinds of animals to stray in public places

Regulating the use of videoke and karaoke

machines and other similar
Barangay Legislations Refers to the existing barangay ordinances amplified audio sound devices
implemented at the barangays
Prohibiting residents from roaming halfnaked in public
places
Designation of Smoking Area
Establishing of Barangay VAWC Desk
Implementing Safe Spaces Act
Implementing RA 9003 or Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act
 Implementating the Registration of
Barangay Inhabitants
Support against commercial exploitation of children

Implementing RA 10121 or the Philippine

Disaster Risk Reduction Management Act

Prohibiting Excessive Noise

Others

Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Committee (BDRRMC)

I. PREVENTION AND MITIGATION Yes No

1. Risk Assessment
1.1 Are there maps available? (hazard, vulnerability, capacity and resource)

1.2 Is there a database on elements at risk?

2. Plans, Policies, and Budget

2.1 Are there disaster mitigation measures integrated/ mainstreamed in the local development plan,
comprehensive land use plan, and annual investment plan?

2.2 Are there updated zoning ordinances or safety regulations?

2.3 Are the following involved in mitigation projects/activities of the DRRMC? (NGOs, POs, Women,
Youth, others such as religious, business and basic sectors)
 2.4 Are there funds appropriated and utilized for mitigation measures?

3. Early Warning System

3.1 Is there an established EWS for specific hazards in the locality?

4. Risk Financing
4.1 Are there facilities and equipment covered by insurance?

4.2 Do cooperatives, micro finance institutions, etc, extend calamity loans to the DRRMC?

5. Environmental Management

5.1 Is/are there environmental ordinance/s?

5.2 Is/are there environmental policy/ies or program/s?

6. Infrastructure Resilience

6.1 Inspection/Assessment

6.2 Construction

6.3 Maintenance

II. PREPAREDNESS Yes No

A. BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL ORGANIZATION
1. Is there a functional Barangay Development Council (BDC)?
1.1 Is there an executive order/resolution/ordinance passed organizing the BDC?
 1.2 Is there an organizational chart of the BDC?
1.3 Are the following represented in the BDC?
a. Non-government Organization
b. People’s Organization
c. Women
d. Youth
e. Others (Religious, Business, and Basic Sectors)
1.4 Is the BDC meeting regularly? (monthly /quarterly)

1.5 Are the BDC meetings attended by the majority of members?

1.6 Do the task units/committees hold meetings regularly? (monthly/quarterly)

2. Is there an institutionalized Barangay DRRM Committee?

2.1 Organizational Structure

2.3 Budget and Training

2.4 Equipage
2.5 Equipment and/or facility/ies designated for training purposes?

2.6 Operation center manned on a 24-hr basis

2.7 Personnel knowledgeable in the preparation of a basic disaster report

2.8 Personnel capable of disaster assessment and needs analysis

2.9 Office provided with basic equipment

2.10 Search and rescue and/or medical equipment
 2.11 Programs/Projects/Activities listed under AIP with budget

2.12 Efficient and effective IEC materials on Hazards

2.13 Pre-positioned stockpiles of relief goods
2.14 Reporting system on its LDRRMF
3. Approved Plans
3.1 BDRRMP (Brgy DRRM Plan)

3.2 Information Education Campaign (IEC) and Advocacy Plan

3.3 Contingency Plan

3.3.1 Evacuation Plan

4. Capacity development activities conducted:

a. Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM)

b. Evacuation Camp Management

c. Community-based Disaster Risk Management

d. Post-Disaster damage and Needs Assessment (PDNA)

e. Search and Rescue (Water/Collapsed Structure/Urban)
f. Fire Suppression

g. Medical Services (Basic Life Support, First Aid)

h. Incident Command System (ICS)
 i. Family and Community-Based Disaster Preparedness

j. Psycho-social processing

4.1 What level/s of training was/were conducted?

Orientation/Basic (1) + Advanced (1)

4.2 Is/Are there NGO/s involved in training activities?

5. Partnership Mechanisms
5.1 Participation of NGOs, Private Sector, and others
5.2 Resource Mobilization

III. RESPONSE (20 Points)

Yes No
A. Demonstrated Capability (without disaster response operations)
1. Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) in place for specific hazards in the area
2. Activated functional Incident Command System (ICS) by the first responder on site
3. Availability of timely, accurate and reliable response
4. Identification of relief distribution points/centers
5. Identification of standard-based relief shelters and sites
6. Determination of clinics and hospitals to address the casualties

OR

B. Demonstrated Capacity (with disaster response operations)

1. Was there a real time/near real time, end to end reporting system?
2. Activated functional Incident Command System (ICS) by the first responder
 3. Issue public advisories in accordance with the protocols developed
4. Executive Order/System on Forced Evacuation
5. Activation of relief distribution points/centers
6. Use of relief distribution mechanisms
7. Coordination with appropriate agencies
8. Was Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA) conducted within 72 hours after the
occurrence of the disaster?

IV. RECOVERY AND REHABILITATION (15 Points)

Yes No
A. Without Disaster
1. Efforts that will mitigate the impact of disaster (activity and policy consistent with risk assessment,
etc.)
2. Compliance with Build-back Better Principle
2. Multi-stakeholder approach

OR

B. With Disaster
1. Restoration
2. PDNA
3. Validation of Pre-disaster Recovery Plan
3.1 Compliance with Build-back Better Principle
4. Recovery Plan
4.1 Communities tapped for “food/cash-for-work” (Economic activities restored and if possible,
strengthened or expanded

4.2 Volunteer rehabilitation works

 4.3 Shelter Assistance (Houses rebuilt or repaired to be more resilient to hazards/events; safer
sites for housing)

Peace and Order and Public Safety Situation

Focus Area Indicator Actual Situation/Data (2017 –

present)
A.PEACE AND ORDER
1. Crimes and Disorder Index and non-index crimes Murder
(i.e. murder, homicide,
Homicide
physical injury, rape,
Physical injuries
robbery, theft, car-napping,
Rape
cattle rustling, violation of Robbery
special penal laws i.e. illegal Theft
fishing, defamation, etc. Car-napping
Cattle rustling
VAWC
CICL
Child abuse
Illegal fishing
Illegal logging
Defamation
Estafa
Collection of
money
 Other crimes or problems in Others (pls.
the barangay indicate)

Ratio of BPATs/Tanod/BAT
personnel to total population
Number of
BPATs/Tanod/BAT
outposts/total population
Number and types of
election-related violent
incidents
Number of Children in
Conflict with the Law
1.a Illegal Drugs (mandatory Number of drug personalities
per RA 9165, NADPA, DILG - Surrendered Users
MCs) - Drug Pushers
Organization of BPOC and
BADAC
Organization of Committee
on Operations
Organization of Committee
on Advocacy
No. of attended
training/capability
enhancement activity on
strengthening BADACs or
other related trainings by the
Punong Barangay
No. of conducted BADAC
consultative meeting with
stakeholders
Designation of Barangay
Duty Officers (BDO)
No. of training on CBRP or
other relevant trainings by
the BDO
Establishment of Barangay
Physical Desk or table for its
brangay rehabilitation referral
desk
Establishment of Barangay
House Clusters with
designated House Cluster
Leaders
No. of training conducted for
house cluster leaders
Organization of BADAC
Auxiliary Team (BAT)
No. of training conducted for
BAT
Formulation of BADAC Plan
of Action
Allocation of Budget for its
BADAC
No. of school-based IEC
campaign activity conducted
No. of community-based IEC
campaign activity conducted
No. of youth-led school or
community-based IEC
campaign activity conducted
No. of CSO-led school or
community-based IEC
campaign activity conducted
No. of activities in
Observance of Internationak
Day Against Drug Abuse &
Illicit Trafficking (IDADAIT)
conducted
No. of activities in
observance of DAPC week
conducted
Submission of Annual
BADAC Accomplishment and
Fund Utilization Report to
MADAC and other agencies
Submission of Updated
Consolidated Information
Report (CIR) to MADAC and
Local PNP Unit
Submission of Updated
Summary of CIR to MADAC
Submission of Updated
number of residents who
surrendered through the
BDOs and other mandated
agencies
Submission of Updated
number of residents who
were referred to higher
ADACs and other law
enforcement agencies for
assessment
Submission of Updated
number and status of
residents who were
assessed and enrolled in
wellness and recovery
interventions
Submission of Updated
number of residents who
have completed prescribed
wellness and recovery
interventions
No. of training/planning
session on Community
Support, Aftercare &
Reintegration (CSAR)
organized by MADAC
attended
Submission of barangay
CSAR or any equivalent
reintegration plan
Submission of Updated
number of residents who
were enrolled in CSAR or
 any equivalent reintegration
program
Submission of Updated
number of residents who
have completed the CSAR or
any equivalent
No. of BADAC monthly
meetings conducted
2. Conflict Number and types of violent
incidents related to armed
groups
Number and types of violent
ethnic conflicts
Number and types of
resource-based conflicts (i.e.
minerals, forestry, agrarian
land, water)
Number of communities,
households and individuals
displaced by armed conflict
Ratio of military and police
personnel to total population
Number and location of
military camps and police
stations
Types of issues affecting
Indigenous Peoples (i.e.,
human rights violations,
ancestral domain, natural
 resource conflicts,
displacement, royalty tax,
etc.)
Number of women who were
affected by gender-based
violence (i.e., in situations of
armed conflict and natural
disasters, includes sexual
violence, displacement,
trafficking, etc.
Number of children who are
affected by armed conflict
(i.e., displacement,
recruitment, trafficking, etc.)
Number of former rebels
enrolled in integration
programs, by age, sex and
ethnicity
Number and types of violent
incidents related to armed
groups
B. PUBLIC SAFETY
1. Road and Vehicle Safety Legislative measures on
Curfew Hours
Legislative measures on
Speed Limit
Legislative measures on
tricycles/payong-payong in
national highway
 Number of Road Accidents
Number of Roads with poor
condition
Number of traffic warning
signage installed.
Number of CCTV installed
Presence of street lights
2.Emergency/Crisis Number of communities
Management and Fire recently affected by natural
Safety calamities
Number of fire incidents
Complete equipment of
BPATs/Tanod as patrol and
first responders during
emergency

Executive Order Creating and Mobilizing the BDP Team

Attendance of Workshop Conducted / Photos of Workshop / Minutes of the Meeting