Enhanced

Barangay
Development Plan
CY 2024-2026
BARANGAY MAGSAYSAY
Bobon, Northern Samar
 Republic of the Philippines
Province of Northern Samar
Municipality of Bobon
BARANGAY MASAYSAY

Message

The Barangay Development Plan is indeed a strong instrument

towards our destiny of development. Through this we can express our needs and priorities.

As the Punong Barangay of Barangay MAGSAYSAY Bobon

Northern Samar, it has been my desire to come up with a comprehensive barangay
development plan that serves as guide in reaching towards our vision, mission, and goals.

I enjoin the residents of our barangay to maintain the spirit of

active participation in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the
projects in our development plan. To the Sangguniang Barangay, your commitment
and support to this endeavor is our inspiration with all hopes that being an official we
will serve as the key in looking forward for a better solution to the problems of the barangay.

MARGARITA B. NUQUE
Punong Barangay
 DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGIONAL OFFICE 8 i

PREFACE

The Barangay Development Plan serves as a comprehensive blueprint for the

progress and growth of our community. It is a testament to our collective commitment to
creating a better future for all residents within our barangay.

As the smallest administrative unit in our local government system, the barangay
holds a pivotal role in providing essential services and fostering a sense of unity and
cooperation among its constituents. The Barangay Development Plan encapsulates our
aspirations, priorities, and strategies to address the evolving needs and challenges of our
community.

This plan is the result of extensive consultations, collaboration, and data analysis
conducted with the active participation of barangay officials, community leaders, and
residents. It reflects our shared vision for sustainable development, social inclusion, and
economic progress.

Within these pages, you will find a holistic framework that outlines key areas of
focus, including infrastructure development, environmental sustainability, livelihood and
employment opportunities, health and education, peace and order, and social welfare. Each
objective is accompanied by targeted actions and timelines to ensure effective
implementation and measurable outcomes.

Moreover, this plan underscores the importance of community engagement and

participatory governance. It encourages the involvement of all stakeholders in decision-
making processes, ensuring that the voice of every resident is heard and considered.

We recognize that the successful realization of this plan requires the collective
efforts of every member of our barangay. We call upon our fellow residents, private sector
partners, and government agencies to actively contribute their expertise, resources, and
support in achieving our shared objectives.

While this plan provides a roadmap for the next several years, it is also a living
document that can adapt to emerging challenges and opportunities. Regular reviews and
updates will be conducted to ensure its relevance and effectiveness in an ever-changing
environment.

Together, let us embrace this Barangay Development Plan as a guide to building a

vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable community. By working hand in hand, we can overcome
obstacles, unlock potentials, and create a brighter future for generations to come.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The three (3) year Enhanced Barangay Development Plan of Barangay Magsaysay is a
product of combined efforts of the Barangay Officials in cooperation with the national line
agencies, especially the Department of Interior and Local Government through our Municipal
Local Government Operations Officer, Atty. Begie T. Lucenecio, who assisted us and shared
with us his knowledge and expertise, the non-government organizations, and the private
sectors.

The Municipal Government Unit of Bobon spearheaded by Mun. Mayor Reny A. Celespara for
its support in the conduct of Barangay Development Plan for Barangay Magsaysay.

To the members of the technical working group, we would like to express our sincerest
thanks to the support extended you have given to us. In summary, to all the Partners,
volunteers, Barangay Officials, stakeholders/community residents, and all those who in one
way or another selflessly assisted the formulation of the Enhanced Barangay Development
Plan,

we Extend our Deepest Gratitude and Appreciation. ABOVE ALL, thank you to the ALMIGHTY
FATHER, who indeed the source of all wisdom, knowledge, grace, and strength to make this
document possible.
 DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGIONAL OFFICE 8 iii

Table of Contents
Message of the Punong Barangay i

Foreword (PREFACE) Ii

Acknowledgment iii

Chapter 1

BACKGROUND

1.1 Rationale 1

1.2 Barangay Profile 2

1.3 History of the Barangay 2

1.4 Local Government: Barangay Officials’ 3-4

Profile and SK Officials’ Profile

1.5 Population of the Barangay 5

1.6 Spot Map 6

CHAPTER2

SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS

2.1 Climate Information 7

2.2 Potential Impacts on Exposed Elements 7

2.3 Problem - Solution Finding Matrix 8

2.4 Socio-Economic Status 9

Chapter 3

STRATEGIC ACTIONS

3.1 Vision of the Barangay 15

3.2 Mission of the Barangay 15

3.3 Goals and Objectives of the BDP 15-16

Chapter 4

PROGRAMMES, PROJECTS, & ACTIVITIES (PPA’s) AND POLICY REQUIREMENTS

4.1 List of PPAs and Legislations 17

4.2 Priority List of Investments 17-21

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CHAPTER I
BACKGROUND OF THE BARANGAY
1.1 Rationale

The Barangay Development Plan for Barangay Magsaysay is a strategic and essential
framework designed to guide and promote the overall progress and well-being of our
community. This plan is rooted in the recognition of the unique challenges, opportunities,
and aspirations that shape the future of our barangay.

Sustainable Growth and Development: The rationale for this development plan
lies in our commitment to achieving sustainable growth and development. By focusing on
key areas such as infrastructure, environmental sustainability, livelihood and employment,
health and education, peace and order, and social welfare, we aim to create a balanced and
thriving community that meets the needs of present and future generations.

Community Engagement and Participation: The Barangay Development Plan

recognizes the importance of community engagement and participation. We believe that
sustainable development can only be achieved when all stakeholders actively contribute
their ideas, expertise, and resources. By involving residents, community leaders, and other
key actors, we foster a sense of ownership, unity, and shared responsibility for the progress
of Barangay E. Duran.

Addressing Calamity and Agricultural Challenges: The plan acknowledges the

significant impact of natural calamities, such as typhoons, on our agricultural production.
The decline in coconut and root crops due to these calamities necessitates a proactive
approach to strengthen our agricultural sector. Through appropriate measures, including
disaster preparedness, resilient farming practices, and diversification of crops, we aim to
mitigate risks and enhance the resilience of our agricultural industry.

Infrastructure Development: The rationale for the development plan also lies in
the need to improve and expand our infrastructure. By investing in better roads, bridges,
water systems, and other essential facilities, we enhance connectivity, accessibility, and the
overall quality of life in our barangay. Improved infrastructure also attracts potential
investors and business opportunities, driving economic growth and providing employment
prospects for our residents.

Social Welfare and Inclusion: Another key rationale is to prioritize social welfare
and inclusion. Our development plan emphasizes the importance of providing accessible
and quality healthcare services, education, and social programs to cater to the needs of all
residents, especially the marginalized and vulnerable sectors. By promoting equal
opportunities and social cohesion, we strive for an inclusive and harmonious community
where everyone can thrive.

Environmental Stewardship: The plan recognizes the significance of

environmental stewardship. Barangay E. Duran is blessed with natural resources and
scenic landscapes that need protection and sustainable management. The development
plan integrates strategies for environmental conservation, waste management, and
promoting eco-friendly practices to ensure the preservation of our natural heritage for
future generations.

In conclusion, the Barangay Development Plan for Barangay Magsaysay serves as a

roadmap for progress and prosperity. Through its strategic focus on sustainable growth,
community engagement, addressing calamities and agricultural challenges, infrastructure
development, social welfare and inclusion, and environmental stewardship, we aim to
create a resilient, inclusive, and thriving barangay that uplifts the quality of life for all
residents.

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With collective effort and commitment, we can shape a brighter future for Barangay
Magsaysay and its residents.

1.2 Barangay Profile

Brgy E Duran, Bobon, Northern Samar is situated in the hinterlands of Bobon with Grid
Coordinate 51PXP 62848 68197 and approximately 22 Kms away from its municipal proper.
Barangay E Duran is bounded Brgy. Calantiao in the North, Brgy. Acerida in the East, Brgy.
Macatingog in the South and Municipality of San Jose in the West. Accessible by all types of
vehicles and it takes more or less 30 minutes estimated time travel from the barangay.

Barangay E Duran has a total land area of 443-31-68 Square Meter It is characterized of
soil is clay and clay-loam. Farming is the major source of income of the populace in the
barangay. Soil is mostly fertile, farmers venture on farming and other related agriculture
activities. Some farmers used fertilizers to supplement needed nutrients for good production.
Several agricultural products are cultivated including copra, root crops, vegetables, upland
rice and abaca while other residents engaged on small-scale business such as sari-sari store
and livestock raising. The copra and other secondary products were taken and sold to
municipal proper. During natural calamities and extreme rainfall, the barangay is safe for
flash floods. Waters from rainfall was immediately drained going to its nearby creek just
located in the barangay. The barangay has own water system but is insufficient to supply
every household for their daily needs and other uses.

Brgy. E. Duran, is rich in natural resources, first class timber woods can be seen in the
forest land of the barangay. Animals such as wild chicken, wild pig, Halo and snakes are
present also in their area. Their soil is rich in minerals suited for planting crops such as
coconut, banana, pineapple, cassava and other root crops.

The only mode of transportation to reach the barangay is thru motorcycle also known
as ‘’habal-habal’’. Approximately, from Barangay E Duran to town proper, the distance is 22
kilometers away and it takes about 30 mins of travel time using motorcycle.

1.3 History of the Barangay

According to the reliable source Bobon was then a barrio of the municipality of
Catarman until it become an independent in 1906. It was composed of 18 barrios and of
these was barrio E Duran. But before it become a barrio it was a sitio of Barrio Acereda and
it was known as “GUISUGAYAN” (A place where Carabaos fought)

On 1945 it become a barrio E Duran after the name of Fr. GEPRGE E DURAN a
Spanish priest who conduct the first mass in the place. Hence, every month of April 12-13,
citizen in the barrio celebrate always a fiesta in Honor to their patron Saint Nuestra
Senioreta De Salvacion.

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1.3 SPOT MAP
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CHAPTER II
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS

2.1 Climate Information

The weather in Barangay Magsaysay experiences hot temperatures from March to

June, while the rainy season occurs from July to February. The occurrence of natural
disasters, such as typhoons, has a significant impact on agricultural production in the
barangay. The coconut, root crop and vegetable plantations have been adversely affected,
leading to a decline in agricultural output over the past few years. There are 10
construction firms in the barangay and their timeframe of the projects are affected during
rainy days, so the revenue lessen. The construction workers has no income for they
cannot render their work due the rainfall.

Barangay Magsaysay, being located in the low land and coastal of Bobon, is not
prone to landslides. In the event of a strong earthquake, the infrastructure in the barangay,
mostly consisting of lightweight houses, there are concrete houses but is unlikely to suffer
major damage. There are area on risk of flooding in Purok II & III of the barangay they are
situated in the lowland area. However, there is a high likelihood of significant damage to
the lightweight houses if a typhoon strikes the barangay.

2.2 Potential Impacts on Exposed Elements

Agricultural production: The occurrence of natural calamities, such as typhoons, can have
a detrimental effect on the coconut and root crops plantations in Barangay Magsaysay. This
can result in a decline in agricultural output, affecting the livelihoods of farmers and the
local economy.

Infrastructure: While the houses in the barangay are mostly built from light materials, a
strong earthquake can still cause damage to the infrastructure. This includes the risk of
collapse or structural instability, posing potential threats to the safety and well-being of
residents.

Housing: The lightweight houses in Barangay Magsaysay are vulnerable to significant

damage in the event of a typhoon. The strong winds and heavy rainfall associated with
typhoons can lead to roof damage, structural collapse, and displacement of residents.

Landslides: Although Barangay Magsaysay is not prone to landslides due to its location in
the lowland part of Bobon, it's important to note that heavy rainfall during the rainy season
can still increase the risk of localized slope instability. This can potentially affect certain
areas or terrains within the barangay.

Flooding: There are areas lower than surroundings areas which are prone to flooding
during the prolonged or intense rainfall, localized flooding may occur. This could impact
low-lying areas or areas near water bodies.

It is crucial for the barangay to assess and mitigate these potential impacts through
appropriate disaster preparedness measures, infrastructure reinforcement, and land-use
planning to ensure the safety and resilience of the community.

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2.3 Problem-Solution Matrix

Table III: MGA PRAYORIDAD NGA PROBLEMA

OPPORTU-
PPAS STRENGTHS WEAKNESS THREATS
NITIES
Construction
(Upgrading and Accessible Maintenance of
Accessible for
Rehabilitation) Of potable water potable water
every household
Potable Water system system
System
Accommodate
Enhanced
Construction Of RHU Personnel
healthcare
Barangay Health and people who
delivery Lack of awareness
Station Complex are sick/ill Maintenance
about the available
with Equipment, Capacity for and upkeep
Collaboration healthcare services
Facilities & community
with healthcare
Fixtures health
providers
programs
Construction Of
Agricultural Improve
Provide income/
Products Buying economic
employment
Center (Bagsakan) growth

Construction Of Accessible FMR Attracts

 potential
to neighboring investors and
5km FMR
barangay business
opportunities
Construction of 2
Improve Classrooms
storey school
Educational conducive to
building (4
system learning
classrooms)
Construction of Effective water Maintenance
Green
Drainage Canal management challenges
infrastructure
(Establish Cost and
Prevent flood integration
Drainage System) Infrastructure
Construction of Enhanced
Functional safety and
Cost and collaborative Political and
Evacuation/Multi- preparedness
funding partnerships and bureaucratic
Purpose Center
Versatility and challenges resource sharing challenges
with complete
utility
facilities
Procurement of Enhanced
Improved Safety and security
Multi-purpose mobility and
service delivery risks
vehicle accessibility

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2.4 Socio-Economic Status

Table IV: Type of Toilet Facility

Barangay Number of Households Type of Toilet Facility

BARANGAY MAGSAYSAY 209

Water sealed flush to sewerage

108 Pour flush toilet
/septic tank-own
 Water sealed flush to sewerage
0
septic tank-shared

Close pit 0

Open pit 0

Pail system 0

No toilet 101

Other 0

Barangay Magsaysay comprises a total of 209 households. The prevailing type of

toilet facility utilized by the residents is the pour-flush toilet. Out of the 209 households,
108 have their own septic tanks, providing them with a more sanitary and sustainable
waste management system. However, it is concerning to note that nearly half of the
households in Barangay E. Duran, representing a significant percentage, do not have access
to proper toilet facilities. This highlights an urgent need to address the inadequate
sanitation conditions in the barangay and ensure that all residents have access to safe and
hygienic sanitation facilities.

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Table V: Source of Drinking Water

Barangay Number of Households Type of Drinking Water

BARANGAY E. DURAN
Community water-system-
0
own
Community water-system-
209 Surface water
shared
Deep well-own 0
 Deep well-shared 0
Artesian well-own 0
Artesian well-shared 0
Dug/shallow well-own 0
Dug/shallow well-shared 0
River, steam lake, spring 0
Bottled water 0
Tanker truck/peddler 0
Other 0

Barangay E. Duran relies solely on a shared community water system as its primary
source of water. This system draws water from nearby lakes and streams, serving as the
main water supply for the entire barangay. As a result, the residents of Barangay E. Duran
predominantly consume surface water as their primary source of drinking water. It is
essential to recognize that the dependence on surface water for drinking purposes poses
potential challenges in terms of water quality and safety.

Therefore, ensuring the provision of clean, treated, and potable water to the
residents of Barangay E. Duran becomes a critical priority to safeguard their health and
well-being. Implementation of appropriate water treatment measures and regular
monitoring of the water supply are crucial to mitigate any potential health risks associated
with consuming surface water.

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Category No. of Household Percentage

Concrete 28 13.40%

Semi-Concrete 10 4.78%

Light Materials 169 80.86%

Makeshift 2 0.96%
 Total 209 100%

Table VI: Housing Materials

In Barangay E. Duran, a diverse range of housing facilities can be found, each

reflecting the unique living conditions and resources available to its residents. The
predominant type of housing material utilized by the community is light materials,
comprising a staggering 80.86% of the total housing structures.

As you stroll through the barangay, you'll come across rows of houses constructed
with light materials such as bamboo, wood, and galvanized iron sheets. These houses
possess a distinctive charm, showcasing the resourcefulness and adaptability of the
residents in utilizing locally available materials to create shelter. Despite their humble
appearance, these homes hold deep significance as they provide a haven for families and
serve as the backdrop for their daily lives.

Amidst the light material houses, you'll also encounter pockets of concrete
structures. These solid houses, accounting for 13.40% of the housing facilities, stand as a
testament to the progress and stability of certain households in Barangay E. Duran. The
concrete homes offer durability and resilience against the elements, providing a sense of
security for the families who reside within their sturdy walls.
Nestled within the barangay, you'll find a few scattered semi-concrete houses, constituting
4.78% of the housing facilities. These dwellings exhibit a blend of strength and
affordability, combining concrete foundations and walls with other lightweight materials
for construction. The semi-concrete houses symbolize the aspirations of the residents,
reflecting their desire for improved living conditions while managing the financial
constraints that may be present.

Although scarce in number, makeshift structures can still be found in Barangay E.

Duran, representing 0.96% of the housing facilities. These temporary and improvised
shelters serve as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by some families, highlighting the
urgent need for improved housing conditions and social support within the community.
As you observe the diverse housing landscape of Barangay E. Duran, it becomes apparent
that the community thrives on resilience and resourcefulness. The variety of housing
materials utilized by the residents reflects their ability to adapt to their surroundings,
optimize available resources, and create homes that cater to their unique circumstances.
The housing facilities in Barangay E. Duran are not merely physical structures; they are an
embodiment of the spirit and strength of its residents, providing them with a sense of
belonging and security in the midst of their daily lives.

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Economic
A. Sources of Income
The economic status of the residents of Barangay E Duran are mostly below average
and poor. Only few residents of this barangay have a stable or permanent work, while
ninety-nine percent (99%) of the main source of income rely on coconut farming, root
crops farming, vegetable farming, and Habal-Habal. They usually brought their farm
products to the town’s public market.
 While one percent (1%) is in small type business like ‘’sari-sari” store. The average
income of the residents of Barangay E Duran, Bobon N. Samar is twenty to thirty thousand
pesos (20,000Php - 30,000Php.) per year.

B. Income Utilization

Source of Income

0.01,
0.15,

with stable work

0.09,
coconut farming
0.5,
root crops farming
vegetable farming
0.25,
habal-habal

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Table VIII: Crop Production

Types of Crops Percentage Percentage

Kamote 15%

Utanon 20%
 Saging 10%

Lubi 50%

Prutas 5%

In the vibrant barangay of E. Duran, crop production plays a vital role in the
community's agricultural landscape. The fertile lands and favorable climate contribute to a
diverse range of crops being cultivated by the hardworking farmers.
Kamote, or sweet potato, holds a significant share in the crop production of
Barangay E. Duran, accounting for approximately 15% of the total output. The farmers'
expertise and dedication to cultivating this nutritious tuber have led to abundant harvests,
providing sustenance for the community and potential income through local markets.
Saging, or bananas, also make their mark in the agricultural scene, comprising 10%
of the crop production in Barangay E. Duran. The lush green banana plantations are a
testament to the farmers' meticulous care and their commitment to delivering high-quality
fruit to consumers. The bananas not only serve as a staple food source but also contribute
to the economic growth of the barangay through trade and commercial transactions.
Lubi, or coconuts, dominate the crop production with a remarkable 50% share. The
sprawling coconut groves in Barangay E. Duran paint a picturesque landscape, highlighting
the importance of this versatile tree. The farmers' expertise in cultivating coconuts enables
them to harness various products such as coconut water, copra, and coconut oil. The
abundance of coconuts has become an integral part of the barangay's identity and a
significant source of income for the local economy.
While fruits (prutas) constitute a smaller portion, approximately 5% of the crop
production, the farmers take great pride in nurturing trees that bear luscious fruits. These
vibrant and flavorful fruits, ranging from mangoes to papayas, bring a burst of natural
sweetness to the community. They also contribute to the barangay's gastronomic delights
and provide a refreshing source of nutrition.
Lastly, the cultivation of Utanon, or vegetables, accounts for 20% of the crop
production in Barangay E. Duran. The farmers' dedication to growing an array of nutritious
leafy greens, root crops, and other vegetables is evident in the bountiful harvests. These
vegetables not only grace the local dining tables with their freshness and flavors but also
promote a healthier lifestyle among the residents.
Through the concerted efforts of the hardworking farmers, Barangay E. Duran
thrives as a hub of crop production. The collective contribution of kamote, saging, lubi,
prutas, and utanon enriches the community's diet, sustains livelihoods, and fosters a sense
of pride in their agricultural heritage. The abundance of these crops not only satisfies the
needs of the residents but also offers opportunities for economic growth and prosperity in
the barangay.

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CHAPTER III
STRATEGIC ACTIONS

3.1 VISION
 Pag abot sa tuig 2030 an Barangay E. Duran magin progresibo nga sentro agrikultural sa
bungto sa Bobon ngan may nagkakasarayo, respitado, edukado, may paghigugma ngan may
pagtuo sa Diyos ngan katawhan nga naestar sin malimpyo ngan protehido nga kalibungan
nga ginpapamunuan sin mga opisyales nga tangkod mag serbisyo

3.1 MSSION
An mga molopyo sa Barangay E. Duran magburobligay pagpatuman sin mga kadungganan
nga igkakaupay sa Barangay agod kilalal-on in mga balaudnon nga magmamantiner san
kalimpyo ug pagprotiher sa kalibungan, maimplementar an pagpauswag, pagsustinar sa
mga proyekto nga gintindog san molopyo.

3.1 GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

 Progresibo nga sentro agricultural sa bungto sa Bobon
- To promote collaborative and cooperative among farmers, agricultural
stakeholders, and the local community to work together towards sustainable
agricultural development.

 Nagkakasarayo
- To work as one and help one another.

 Respitado
- To cultivate a culture of respect and mutual understanding among all
stakeholders, including farmers, officials, researchers, and the community, to foster
harmonious relationships and effective communication.

 Edukado

- To provide educational programs, training workshops, and resources to enhance

the knowledge and skills of farmers, officials, and the community, ensuring the
adoption of modern techniques and practices.

 May paghigugma ngan may pagtuo sa Diyos ngan katawhan

- To promote values of faith, compassion, and spirituality among the agricultural

community, recognizing the role of spirituality in fostering a sense of purpose,
responsibility, and stewardship towards the land and its resources

 Malimpyo

- Encourage the implementation of clean and hygienic practices in agriculture,

including proper waste management, responsible use of agrochemicals, and
adherence to health and safety regulations, ensuring the production of safe and
high-quality agricultural products.

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 Protehido nga kalibungan
- Promote sustainable farming methods that minimize negative environmental impacts,
such as soil erosion, water pollution, and biodiversity loss. Encourage the use of organic
and regenerative practices, conservation of natural resources, and the preservation of
local ecosystems.

 Ginpapamunuan sa mga opisyales nga tangkod magserbisyo

 - Establish a team of passionate and dedicated officials who are committed to the
development of agriculture in Bobon. These leaders will inspire and guide the agricultural
community, fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and a positive work culture .

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CHAPTER IV
PROGRAMMES, PROJECTS, & ACTIVITIES (PPA’s) AND POLICY
REQUIREMENTS

4.1 List of PPA’s and Legislations

Sector: SOCIAL SERVICES

PROGRAMS PROJECTS ACTIVITIES LEGISLATIONS

Paghangyo san
DepEd Division
Office nga ig Pagpabaskog sa
assign an mga taga Construction of 2 storey Regular visitation institusyon sa
E. Duran nga school building (4 of the RHU barangay bahin san
Magturutdo sa classrooms) Personnel partisipasyon san
lugaring nga mga tawo
eskwelahan
(Localization)
Paghimo sin brgy.
Conduct Literacy Resolution pag
Conduct
Program through follow-up ngadto sa
Supplemental
the help of the Pagtindog san stage UNICEF para 300k
Feeding for the
teachers assigned nga pundo sa
Stunted Children
in the barangay kubeta (ZOD
Project)
Paghatag sin Upgrading/
maintenance nga rehabilitation of health Advocacy Pagpatuman san
medisina sa mga station with facilities and campaign ordinansa
highblood fixtures
Construction and
Conduct Alokasyon san brgy.
rehabilitation and Teaching of sign
counseling for Sin 1% nga pundo
upgrading of potable language
teenagers san brgy.
water system
Paghanggyo sa
Establish High
Additional streetlight in gobyerno national
School in the
the barangay para sa pension sa
Barangay
PWD
Pagkundokto sin
curfew tikang 8PM-
4AM para sa
Putting warning
kabataan ngan
device/public address
10PM-3-AM para sa
system
mga kaarugan labot
la kun may okasyon
sa brgy.
Pagpatuman san
Additional Tanod post ordinansa sa kanan
V5

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4.1 List of PPA’s and Legislations
Sector: ENVIRONMENT

PROGRAMS PROJECTS ACTIVITIES POLICIES

Establish Construction of Regular tree Organize BESWMC
Barangay Tree Drainange Canal planting and
 Nursery (Establish Drainage
growing program
System)
Construction of
Functional
3 Garbage
Evacuation/Multi-
collector/Eco aide
Purpose Center with
complete facilities
Establish early warning 5 Organized purok
system leaders
Implementation of
Procurement of multi-
the BESWM
purpose vehicle
ordinance
Establish pharmacy in Anti-rabies
the barangay. ordinance
Ordinance to
Construction of 5km protect the
FMR woodland
(Kagurangan)
Deputize forest
guard/ranger and
Complete streetlights
the implementation
of the PD705
Implementation of
the 8550
Implementation of
the BDRRM Plan
Implementation of
the ordinance re
stray animals

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4.1 List of PPA’s and Legislations
Sector: ECONOMIC

PROGRAMS PROJECTS ACTIVITIES POLICIES

Conduct Construction of Request DENR Pass an ordinance that
 all NGOs/funders
should collaborate
sustainable and Agricultural products thru the
with the barangay in
effective Buying Center MAO/BSWM for
planning, preparation
information drive (Bagsakan) soil mapping
and implementation
of all projects
Provide
alternative Establish Farm school Request DA for
sources of and Establishment of hybrid abaca Activate the BESWMC
livelihood for Demo Farms seedlings
illegal loggers
Request TESDA to
conduct skills
Establishment of mapping and
Expand current Organization/Creation
planting materials provide
PAMANA SLPs of Functional BFARMC
distribution facility applicable and
relevant skills
training
Create a barangay
project monitoring
committee for
externally funded
projects
Establish strong
partnership with MAO
through regular
conduct of meetings
with the assigned
agricultural
technologist

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGIONAL OFFICE 8 19

4.1 List of PPA’s and Legislations
Sector: INFRASTRUCTURE

PROGRAMS PROJECTS ACTIVITIES POLICIES

 Pagpalit sin mga
gamit para sa
BHS sugad san
Establish high Construction of 1 school
BP, Timbangan,
school in the bldg. 2 story 4
Thermal scanner
barangay classrooms
ngan mga
premiro nga mga
medesina

Construction of stage
Upgrading/rehabilitation
of health station with
facilities and fixtures
Pagdugang sin mga
streetlight
Pagdugang sin mga
streetlight
Pagdugang sin mga
streetlight
Magkayaon functional
evacuation/multi-
purpose center
Magkayaon multi-
purpose vehicle (4
wheels)
Magkayaon botika sa
barangay
Barangay road
concreting (FMR)

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGIONAL OFFICE 8 20

4.1 List of PPA’s and Legislations
Sector: GOVERNANCE

PROGRAMS PROJECTS ACTIVITIES POLICIES

 Proper orientation nga kun
nano nga balaud an
ginpapatuman
Conduct of public hearing

Pagpakusog san mga BBIs

Pagpahiparo san mga
responsibilidad/obligasyon
Kinahanglan an tama nga
kahimtang pagplastar sa
mga pasilidad ngan
equipment sa Brgy. Hall
Conduct regular meetings
on VAW/C and BCPC
Conduct regular meetings
on KP and Lupon
Conduct regular meetings
with the members of BPOC
and BADAC
Update administrative
requirements of Brgy. Hall
(directory, offices, etc.)
Deputation training ngan
pagpatuman san balaud sa
kagurangan
Assembly meeting for the
owners
Nasunod sa mga palisiya o
balaudnon nga
ginpapatuman sa brgy.
Sugad san paghigot sa mga
hayop, paglimpya sa kanya-
kanya nga solar
Conduct regular meetings
with the members of the
farmers’ association

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGIONAL OFFICE 8 21

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PROVINCE OF NORTHERN SAMAR
MUNICIPALITY OF BOBON
BARANGAY E. DURAN
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 OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY

BARANGAY EXECUTIVE ORDER

No. 01 Series of 2022

Subject : Constitution of the Barangay Development Council of Barangay E. Duran

Pursuant to Republic Act 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991 and its
Implementing Rules and Regulations, the Barangay Development Council (BDC) of Barangay E.
Duran, Bobon, Northern Samar is hereby constituted as follows:

Section 1. Composition – The Barangay Development Council (BDC) shall be composed of the
following:

1. DIONESIO E. VASQUEZ Punong Barangay – Chairperson

2. ADREW S. CREDO Sangguniang Barangay Member – Member
3. ROSIE S. ISIDRO Sangguniang Barangay Member – Member
4. ALFREDO S. CENTINO Sangguniang Barangay Member – Member
5. BERMOLDO S. TERMO Sangguniang Barangay Member – Member
6. DAVID C. SEVILLANO Sangguniang Barangay Member – Member
7. JAIME M. EDRIA Sangguniang Barangay Member – Member
8. LUNINGNING T. BECONIA Sangguniang Barangay Member – Member
9. ERICK T. DIMAKILING Sangguniang Kabataan Chairperson – Member
10. AMANDA S. CENTINO NGO Representative – Member
11. JUAN S. CUANICO NGO Representative – Member
12. ROSITA L. SEVILLANO NGO Representative – Member
13. ALFIE C. TERMO NGO Representative – Member

Section 2. Functions of BDC - The BDC shall have the following functions:

1. Mobilize people's participation in local development efforts;

2. Prepare barangay development plans based on local requirements;
3. Monitor and evaluate the implementation of national or local programs and projects; and
4. Perform such other functions as may be provided by law or competent authority.
a) Engage the BBIs and sectoral planning group in the process of formulation and
implementation of the BDP.
b) Coordinate with city/municipal development councils in the process of formulation
and implementation of the BDP.
c) Ensure the BDP is presented and discussed during barangay assembly days or
special assemblies for the purpose; and
d) Formulate and implement a monitoring and evaluation system participated by
barangay members and other stakeholders.

Section 3. BDC Executive Committee - The BDC Executive Committee shall likewise be constituted
with the following composition:

1. DIONESIO E. VASQUEZ , Punong Barangay – Chairperson

2. ANDREW S. CREDO , Sangguniang Barangay Member – Member
3. ALFIE C. TERMO , Representative of (Name of NGO) – Member

Section 4. Functions of the BDC Executive Committee – The BDC Exec. comm shall have the
following functions:

1. Ensure that the decision of the council are faithfully carried out and implemented;
2. Act on matters requiring immediate attention or action by the council;
3. Formulate policies, plans, and programs based on the general principles laid down by the
council; and
4. Act on other matters that may be authorized by the council.

Section 5. BDC Secretariat – The BDC Secretariat shall be created, composed by the following:

1. MARK ANTHONY G. TERMO , Barangay Secretary – Chairperson

2. DIONESIO E. VASQUEZ , Member
3. ANDREW S. CREDO , Member
4. ROSIE S. ISIDRO , Member
5. BERMOLDO S. TERMO , Member
Section 6. Functions of the BDC Secretariat – The BDC Secretariat shall have the following
functions:

1. Provide technical support to the BDC;

2. Document of the Council’s proceedings;
3. Prepare of the Council’s reports; and
4. Other assistance as may be required in the discharge of its functions.

Section 7. BDC Technical Working Groups – The BDC TWGs shall be composed of the following:

Social Development
Group Leader: LUNINGNING BECONIA
Members: JAIME M. EDRIA
RENATO T. POLICARPIO ALFREDO S. CENTINO
AMANDA C. CENTINO ROSIE S. ISIDRO
ROMMEL P. SEVILLANO GRACE G. GIRAY
ENCARNACION CENTINO JENNIFER L. LORENZO
LORNA T. SEVILLANO LIZA C. TERMO

Economic Development
Group Leader: ANDREW S. CREDO
Members: BERMULDO S. TERMO
GRETCHEN MIANO
ROSITA L. SEVILLANO
LINA D. LAGUARES
CLARISSE M. GENEVA
PRIMITIVO S. MEREGILDO

Environmental Development
Group Leader: BERMULDO S. TERMO
Members: LITO MEREGILDO
CLARITA DE LEON
EDA TERMO
LINA SEVILLANO
LADY ANN SURIO
VIRGINIA C. SEVILLANO

Infrastructure Development
Group Leader: DAVID C, SEVILLANO
Members: ARGIE OSERAOS
JOSE P. SEVILLANO
CESAR JOSE
LORNA SEVILLANO
JENNIFER LOREZO
LUISA CENTINO

Institutional Development
Group Leader: DIONESIO VASQUEZ
Members: ROSITA SEVILLANO
LEONA MERGILDO
GRETCHEN MIANO
LILIA PABIA
ERICK T. DIMAKILING

Section 8. Functions of the BDC Technical Working Group – The BDC TWG shall have the
following functions:

1. Provide the BDC with data and information essential to the formulation of plans, programs,
and activities;
2. Define sectoral or functional objectives, set targets, and identify programs, projects, and
activities foe particular sector or function;
3. Collate and analyze information and statistics and conduct related studies;
4. Conduct public hearings on vital issues affecting the sector or function;
5. Coordinate planning, programming, and implementation of programs, projects, and
activities within each sector;
 6. Monitor and evaluate programs and projects; and
7. Perform such other functions as may be assigned by the BDC.

Section 9. Effectivity – This Order shall take effect immediately.

Done this 15th day of August 2022 at Barangay E. Duran, Bobon, Northern Samar, Philippines.

ANNEX 2

SUGGESTED SECTORAL PLANNING GROUPS

SECTORAL COMMITTEE SUGGESTED COMPOSITION
Social Group Leader:
SB Member (Chairperson on Committee on
Development Health and Social Welfare)

Members:
SB Member (Chairperson Women and Family)
SB Member (Chairperson on Education and Culture)
SB Member (Chairperson on Peace and Order)
SK Chairperson
SK Members (counterparts)
IP Representative
BHW
Day Care Worker
BNS
Chief Tanod
BHRAO
 School Principal or representative
BCPS Rep (CSO)
BPOC Rep (CSO)
BADAC Rep (CSO)
Representatives of CSOs/NGOs (Women’s, Children’s, Youth
Organization)
Group Leader:
SB Member (Chairperson on Appropriations Committee)

Members:
SB Member (Chairperson on Cooperatives)
SB Member (Chairperson on Agriculture)
Economic SB Member (Chairperson on Livelihood)
Development Barangay Treasurer
SK Members (counterpart)
Business Owner Establishment Representative
President of Cooperative
BFARMC Rep (CSO)
Representatives of CSOs/NGOs (Women’s, Farmer’s,
Fisherfolk, Labor Groups, BMBEs, SMEs, TODA, JODA)
Group Leader:
SB Member (Chairperson on Environmental Management
Committee)

Members:
Environmental SK Members (counterpart)
Barangay Environmental Officer
Development Team Leader of Disaster Volunteer Groups
Bantay Dagat
Barangay Tanod
BDRRMC Rep (CSO)
BESWMC Rep (CSO)
Representatives of CSOs/NGOs (Advocates)
Group Leader:
SB Member (Chairperson on Public Works and Infrastructure
Development)
Infrastructure Members:
Development SK Members (counterpart)
Engineer (resident in the barangay)
HOA President or any neighborhood oranizations
Representatives of CSOs/NGOs
Group Leader:
Punong Barangay

Members:
SB Member (Chairperson on Committee on Rules)
Institutional Barangay Administrator
Development Barangay Secretary
Barangay Treasurer
Lupong Tagapamayapa
SK Chairperson
Representatives of CSOs/NGOs (Good Governance Advocates)
Representatives from other sectoral committees