Ebdp Tigbao 2023-2025 11282023

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 PRELIMINARY
BDC RESOLUTION
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BARANGAY TIGBAO, CARIGARA, LEYTE
BDC RESOLUTION
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SB RESOLUTION
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SB RESOLUTION
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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 MESSAGE
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

Province of Leyte
Municipality of Carigara
Barangay Tigbao
Message
We are lucky enough to have the opportunity to undergo this Barangay

Development Plan (BDP) formulation workshop. In my 6 years serving our barangay, it is
my first time to encounter this formulation workshop which open my realization on its
importance and big opportunities and a big help on our planning-budgeting strategies. It
made us also realize that we have so much overlooked sectors which needs attentions and
programs.
The Barangay Tigbao Council and people are that this plans we made will be
established and implemented thru the help of funding agencies. For it is also my fervent
hope that all of us in the government service more particularly we in the barangay will get
immersed in the accomplishment of the programs, projects, and activities that are
incorporated in the BDP for the betterment of the people.
To all the people behind the success of this panning formulation, my council,
DILG, Municipal Planning Office, to our very own mayor, Hon. Eduardo “Ed” C. Ong
Jr., my deep gratitude for your generous support.
All hopes and my constant prayers will be for the success of the attainment of the
best of all that we truly deserve.
FRANCISCO Q. LLOVIA
Punong Barangay
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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Acknowledgement
The Barangay Council of Tigbao would like to express their deepest appreciation
and warmest gratitude to the people who extended their help and contribute in the
accomplishment of creating this Barangay Development Plan.
To Ms. Ellen Shiraz Ibardolaza and Mr. Daryl Daniel G. Bodo for giving us the
opportunity to be part of this BDP Training Workshop, to all LGU Staff who have helped
and assisted us during the workshop.
To Mayor Eduardo “Ed” C. Ong Jr. for his unwavering support.
To Mr. Gleeson Indita, Joephet Daang, and Ms. Darlene Canabe for the
unconditional help, support, and guidance they had given.
To all the participants, the Barangay Council, NGOs, and POs of Tigbao who
have actively participated.
And most of all, the Almighty God for the wisdom, strength, blessings, and guidance He
bestowed on us
- Barangay Council
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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents
I. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................1
II. BACKGROUND...................................................................................................................2
III. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS.......................................................................................27
A. RESOURCE/SPOT MAP OF THE BARANGAY.......................................................27
B. HAZARD MAPPING/ COMMUNITY RISK MAPPING...........................................28
C. HISTORICAL TIMELINE...........................................................................................29
D. DISASTER TIMELINE................................................................................................31
E. VENN DIAGRAM........................................................................................................33
F. BLGU and Household Expenditure Tree......................................................................35
G. GENDER ROLES MATRIX........................................................................................37
H. GENDER AND ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORICAL TRANSECT...........................38
I. CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS AND IMPACTS PER SECTOR.............................40
J. SEASONALITY CALENDAR....................................................................................42
K. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION...................................................................................44
L. RANKING AND PRIORITIZATION..........................................................................50
M. PROBLEM TREE.....................................................................................................53
I. Social Sector..............................................................................................................53
II. Economic Sector........................................................................................................56
III. Infrastructure Sector..............................................................................................58
IV. Institutional Sector.................................................................................................60
V. Environmental Sector................................................................................................62
N. OBJECTIVE TREE......................................................................................................63
I. Social Sector..........................................................................................................63
II. Environmental Sector...................................................................................................66
III. Economic Sector.........................................................................................................67
IV. Infrastructure Sector...................................................................................................69
V. Institutional Sector.......................................................................................................71
O. SECTORAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES..................................................................73
P. DETERMINING PROGRAMS, PROJECTS, ACTIVITIES.......................................77
Q. PARTICIPATORY DOT VOTING..............................................................................85
R. CAPACITY CHANGE MATRIX................................................................................88
S. BARANGAY CAPDEV AGENDA.............................................................................94
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IV. BRGY. VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS....................................................118

V. SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN………………………………………..……119
5.1 Vision-Reality Gap..................................................................................................119
5.1.1 Social Development Plan.......................................................................................122
5.1.2 Economic Development Plan.................................................................................125
5.1.3 Environmental Management Plan..........................................................................128
5.1.4 Infrastructure Development Plan...........................................................................130
5.1.5 Institutional Development Plan.............................................................................133
VI. BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PLAN.............................................135
6.1 PROJECT BRIEFS.......................................................................................................144
6.1.1 Project Brief for Social Development....................................................................144
6.1.2 Project Brief for Economic Development............................................................150
6.1.3 Project Brief for Environmental Management.......................................................154
6.1.4 Project Brief for Infrastructure Development........................................................156
6.1.5 Project Brief for Institutional Development..........................................................161
VII. MONITORING AND EVALUATION......................................................................163
VIII. ANNEXES..................................................................................................................183
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Figures
Figure 1 Climate and Weather...................................................................................................3
Figure 2 Housing Materials by Type.........................................................................................8
Figure 3 Barangay Council Stucture........................................................................................19
Figure 4 Spot Map Of The Barangay.......................................................................................27
Figure 5 Community Risk Mapping........................................................................................28
Figure 6 Historical Timeline....................................................................................................29
Figure 7 Venn Diagram............................................................................................................33
Figure 8 Brgy. Tigbao Barangay Income-Expenditure Tree...................................................35
Figure 9 Brgy. Tigbao Household Income-Expenditure Tree.................................................36
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Tables
Table 2. 1 Total Population........................................................................................................3
Table 2. 2 Number of Households by Sitio................................................................................4
Table 2. 3 Age Group Distribution by Sex of the Population....................................................4
Table 2. 4 Labor Force Inventory..............................................................................................5
Table 2. 5 Teacher and Pupil, Classrooms to Pupil Ratio..........................................................6
Table 2. 6 Source of Potable Water Supply...............................................................................7
Table 2. 7 Toilet Facilities.........................................................................................................7
Table 2. 8 Registered Day Care Children..................................................................................9
Table 2. 9 Sports and Recreation...............................................................................................9
Table 2. 10 Sugarcane Areas....................................................................................................11
Table 2. 11 Inventory of Livestock and Poultry Raised...........................................................11
Table 2. 12 Water Supply Services..........................................................................................14
Table 2. 13 Mode of Transportation........................................................................................15
Table 2. 14 Number of Households by Manner of Garbage Disposal.....................................17
Table 2. 15 Organization Rating Matrix of Barangay Officials...............................................20
Table 2. 16 Organization Rating Matrix of People’s Organization.........................................21
Table 2. 17 Actual Distribution of Revenue by Sources..........................................................21
Table 2. 18 Actual Expenditures..............................................................................................22
Table 2. 19 Climate Events, Sectors Affected and DRR Activities.........................................24
Table 3. 1 Disaster Timeline....................................................................................................31

Table 3. 2 Gender Roles Matrix...............................................................................................37
Table 3. 3 Gender and Environmental Historical Transect......................................................38
Table 3. 4 Seasonality Calendar...............................................................................................42
Table 3.4. 1 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Social Sector.........................................40

Table 3.4. 2 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Economic Sector...................................40
Table 3.4. 3 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Environment Sector..............................41
Table 3.4. 4 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Infrastructure Sector..............................41
Table 3.4. 5 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Institutional Sector................................41
Table 3.5 1 Problem Identification on Social Sector...............................................................44

Table 3.5 2 Problem Identification on Economic Sector.........................................................45
Table 3.5 3 Problem Identification on Environmental Sector..................................................46
Table 3.5 4 Problem Identification on Infrastructure Sector....................................................47
Table 3.5 5 Problem Identification on Institutional Sector......................................................48
Table 3.6. 1 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Social Sector....................................50

Table 3.6. 2 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Economic Sector.............................50
Table 3.6. 3 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Environmental Sector......................51
Table 3.6. 4 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Infrastructure Sector........................51
Table 3.6. 5 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Institutional Sector..........................52
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Table 3.7. 1 Social Sector Goals and Objectives.....................................................................73

Table 3.7. 2 Economic Sector Goals and Objectives...............................................................74
Table 3.7. 3 Infrastructure Sector Goals and Objectives.........................................................74
Table 3.7. 4 Environmental Sector Goals and Objectives.......................................................75
Table 3.7. 5 Institutional Sector Goals and Objectives............................................................75
Table 3.8. 1 Social Sector Determined PPA’s.........................................................................77

Table 3.8. 2 Economic Sector Determined PPA’s...................................................................80
Table 3.8. 3 Environmental Sector Determined PPA’s............................................................81
Table 3.8. 4 Infrastructure Sector Determined PPA’s..............................................................81
Table 3.8. 5 Institutional Sector Determined PPA’s................................................................84
Table 3.9. 1 Social Sector PPAs Dot Voting...........................................................................85

Table 3.9. 2 Economic Sector PPAs Dot Voting.....................................................................85
Table 3.9. 3 Environmental Sector PPAs Dot Voting..............................................................85
Table 3.9. 4 Infrastructure Sector PPAs Dot Voting................................................................86
Table 3.9. 5 Institutional Sector Dot Voting............................................................................86
Table 3.10. 1 Medical and Health Program Capacity Change Matrix.....................................88

Table 3.10. 2 Information Center Program Capacity Change Matrix......................................88
Table 3.10. 3 Peace and Order Program..................................................................................89
Table 3.10. 4 Child Care and Development Program..............................................................89
Table 3.10. 5 Information Dissemination Program..................................................................90
Table 3.10. 6 Capacity Development Program Capacity Change Matrix................................90
Table 3.10. 7 Health and Sanitation Program Capacity Change Matrix..................................91
Table 3.10. 8 Youth Development Program Capacity Change Matrix....................................91
Table 3.10. 9 Solid Waste Management Program Capacity Change Matrix...........................92
Table 3.10. 10 Flood Control Program Capacity Change Matrix............................................92
Table 3.10. 11 Leadership Program Capacity Change Matrix.................................................93
Table 3.11. 1 Medical and Health Program CAPDEV Agenda...............................................94

Table 3.11. 2 Information Center Program CAPDEV Agenda................................................96
Table 3.11. 3 Peace and Order CAPDEV Agenda...................................................................98
Table 3.11. 4 Early Childhood and Care for Children Program CAPDEV Agenda..............100
Table 3.11. 5 Information Dissemination Program CAPDEV Agenda.................................102
Table 3.11. 6 Capacity Development Program CAPDEV Agenda........................................105
Table 3.11. 7 Health and Sanitation Program CAPDEV Agenda..........................................107
Table 3.11. 8 Youth Development Program CAPDEV Agenda............................................109
Table 3.11. 9 Solid Waste Management Program CAPDEV Agenda...................................111
Table 3.11. 10 Flood Control Program CAPDEV Agenda....................................................113
Table 3.11. 11 Leadership Program CAPDEV Agenda.........................................................115
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Table 5.1. 1 Vision-Reality Gap in Social Sector..................................................................119

Table 5.1. 2 Vision-Reality Gap in Economic Sector............................................................120
Table 5.1. 3 Vision-Reality Gap in Environment Sector.......................................................120
Table 5.1. 4 Vision-Reality Gap in Infrastructure Sector......................................................120
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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 RATIONALE
I. INTRODUCTION
Rationale
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Barangay Development Plan is a three (3) years of comprehensive multi-sectoral
development plan that is put together through an inclusive and participatory approach headed
by its development council an approved by its Sanggunian. It is an official document of the
barangay that specifies policy, options programs, projects, and activities that are intended to
contribute to over- all achievement of the barangay’s development goals and objectives. It
serves as a blueprint of progress and stability.
The Municipal Local Government is advocating the planning and budgeting workshop
to lower levels of local government unit’s services. As spelled out in the synchronized
planning-budgeting operations manual for barangay and use of the budget forms to be
utilized in three succeeding years. The objective of the program is to promote transparency in
local governance.
A barangay, as the basic political unit of the society, is mandated to formulate its
planning-budgeting thru the BDP (Barangay Development Plan). The plan is primarily aimed
at presenting and appreciating the existing situation by the barangay people themselves,
analyzing the situation using standards and other means of measurement to come up with
identification of needs and corresponding interventions. It sets the priority areas of services
and specifies the target output.
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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 BARANGAY PROFILE
II. BACKGROUND
Brief History
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Barangay Tigbao is named after a reedy grass “Tigbaw” which thrives in the
barangay. The barangay is located about nine kilometers from the poblacion of Carigara
along the provincial road to Camansi. It is bounded on the north by Barangay Candigahub
and Sta.Fe, on the west by Barangay Tinaguban, on the east by Barangay Piloro, and on the
South by Barangay Camansi. It has a land area of 232,034 hectares.
The population of Barangay Tigbao is 358 males and 330 female a total of 688
population distributed among 196 household. The chief means of livelihood is farming, and
the main crops are coconut, corn, sugarcane, banana, cassava and camote. Barangay Tigbao is
also famous because of its “kalamay” product made from sugarcane extract. The barangay
celebrates its fiesta every 16th day June in honor of Senior San Isidro Labrador.
Physical and Demographical Profile

Location and Boundaries
Barangay Tigbao is situated approximately 11.2379, 124.7132, (11degrees 14’North
Latitude, 124 degrees 43’ East Longitude) of the Municipality of Carigara, Tigbao shares a
common border with the following Barangays: Candigahub, Sta.Fe, Tinaguban, Piloro,) and
Camansi. Elevation at these coordinates is estimated at 111.9 meters or 367.1 feet above sea
level. It has a total land area of 232,034 hectares. The crop pastures have the greater part of
its land use.
The Barangay can be reached using all means of public land transportation such as
tricycle, multicab, and single motorcycle locally known as “habal-habal”.
Topography
The area is elevated and is gently sloping while Sitio Cabatuan is located on the ridge
with moderate to steep slopes. Which shows the community is at the hilly area of the
municipality.
On the other hand, the estimated elevation of the Barangay is 111.9 meters or 367.1
feet above sea level, which is one of the highest barangays in the municipality.
Climate and Weather

Carigara falls within the intermediate second type, the tropical rainforest type which
is characterized by rank vegetation and abundant rainfall which always indicates adequate
water supply. Tigbao, just like any other barangays of Carigara, experienced the same climate
classification. But that was all before when people used to be environmentally concerned.
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Due to the adverse climate change, from shifting weather patterns that threaten food
production, to rising sea level that increases the risk of catastrophic flooding and increasing
temperatures, there has been deviation on the climate of not just only the Municipality of
Carigara nor the province, country or globally. And this has been the concern and debates
were everywhere pertaining to the cause and effect and how it can be resolved.
In the same way, there is no record in the barangay that will best define the climate
weather pattern of the place. The graph below only shows an illustration of the past years’
climate pattern based on what has been observed and experienced by the people living in the
locality.
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It shows in the graph there has been no distinct dry season but rather a more
pronounced rainfall from September to January, while the dry seasons occurred from
February to August.
DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE
Total Population
Tigbao has a total population of 688 as of the latest household survey of the barangay
for the year 2022, which is 12.06% percent higher than the 2015 population count.
Table 2. 1 Total Population
Total Population Annual Growth Rate
Barangay
2010 2015 2023 2010-2015 2015-2023
Tigbao 595 605 688 0.32% 12.06%
Source: PSA Survey,2010 2015 and Barangay Survey, 2023

The population growth is attributed to the increasing number of migrants from nearby
barangays, municipalities and even cities. This only indicates that the population continues to
rise as the municipality’s economic activity continues to boost.
Number of Households
The total number of households of Barangay Tigbao as of year 2023 is 196 which is
an increase of 14 households from 2015 PSA survey. Which is attributed by migration from
other barangays, municipalities, and cities.
Table 2. 2 Number of Households by Sitio
Sitio's No. of Households Percentage

Cabatuan 24 12.24%
Proper 36 18.36%
Ilawud 24 12.24%
Iraya 47 23.97%
Sagka 31 19.87%
Ubos 34 15.81%
Total 196 100%
Source:Barangay Survey, 2023
Ratio of Men and Women

Table 2. 3 Age Group Distribution by Sex of the Population
Population Population Age group

Age Age group percentage
(2015) (2022) percentage
Under 1 yr. old 21 3% 10 1.45%
1-4 yrs. Old 51 8.34% 38 5.52%
5-9 yrs. Old 72 11.90% 76 11.04%
10-14 yrs. Old 93 15.37% 80 11.63%
15-19 yrs. Old 65 10.47% 87 12.64%
20-24 yrs. Old 40 6.61% 82 11.92%
25-29 yrs. Old 30 4.96% 45 6.54%
30-34 yrs. Old 36 5.95% 32 4.65%
35-39 yrs. Old 22 3.64% 30 4.36%
40-44 yrs. Old 26 4.30% 33 5.15%
45-49 yrrs. Old 41 6.78% 28 4.80%
50-54 yrs. Old 13 2.15% 34 4.94%
55- 59 yrs. Old 34 5.62% 28 4.07%
60-64 yrs. Old 18 2.98% 23 3.34%
65-69 yrs. Old 12 1.98% 22 3.20%
70-74 yrs. Old 10 1.65% 8 1.16%
75-79 yrs. Old 10 1.65% 8 1.16%

80 and above 11 1.82% 13 1.90%

TOTAL 605 100% 688 100%
Source: PSA Survey, 2015 and Barangay Survey 2023
Barangay Tigbao has an 12.06% population increase from year 2015 to year 2023. In
the year 2023 survey, the number of males is 330 which has 7.8% higher than female
population.
Labor Force
Table 2. 4 Labor Force Inventory
Type of Workers
Employed
Professional, Technical, and related workers
Professionals 4
Business Owners 1
Sari-sari store owners 7
Clerks 0
Service and sales workers 22
Farming, Livestock, or Forestry worker 82
Fishermen and Fish Vendors 0
Craft and Related Trade workers 0
a. Wood Working 0
b. Blacksmith and Ironworking 0
c. Handicrafts 0
d. Food Processing (Delicacies) 6
e. Sewing 0
Machine Operator 0
Drivers 19
Construction workers 8
Household Helpers 2
OFW 1
Others 0
TOTAL 152
Source: Barangay Survey, 2023
Based on the barangay survey, the residents of Tigbao are engaged in different
livelihood. 54% is composed of farming, livestock, and forestry worker, which shows that the
main source of income in the community is farming. 14 % of the total laborers are service
and sales workers, 12% are drivers, 5%construction workers, 4% are into food
processing(delicacies). In addition, 2% in labor force are household workers and OFW.
Business and sari-sari store owners comprises the 8% of the labor force. There are also
professionals in the barangay that contribute 3% of the total labor force.
SOCIAL SERVICES

Education
With regards to the facilities, Tigbao offers Day Care Center that caters 20 pupils for
school year 2023-2024. It has also an Elementary School that caters 140 pupils for school
year 2023-2024. High school students are sent to nearby barangay or the poblacion area like
Sogod National High school, Jugaban National High school, Carigara National High School,
and Holy Cross College of Carigara. College students are sent to Holy Cross College of
Carigara, Eastern Visayas State University-Carigara Campus and some are sent to
universities and colleges in Tacloban City.
Currently the barangay’s Day Care Center and Elementary School are functioning
well and have separate rooms for each grade level but despite of these, improvements are still
needed when it comes to instructional materials like provision of television set, computer,
printer, to help the elementary teachers and day care worker deliver their lessons effectively.
Table 2. 5 Teacher and Pupil, Classrooms to Pupil Ratio

Teacher- Total No.
Name of No. of No. of Classroom-Students
Pupil of
School Teachers Pupils Ratio
Ratio Classrooms
Tigbao Day
Care Center
1 20 1:20 1 1:20
Tigbao
Elementary
School 7 140 1:20 7 1:20
Health
Water Sanitation
Based on gathered social census data of the barangay, one of the identified problems of
the community is on the supply of potable water. There is an existing level 2 (common
faucet) waters system in the Barangay. Residents either buy mineral water worth 35 pesos per
water jug or just fetch water in the streams located in the barangay as a source of potable
drinking water. 121 households also have deep well as source of po water for everyday use.
A proposal was made for the maintenance of water supply. Majority of the residents want
to have their own water pipes connected directly to their houses for a more accessible source
of water.

Table 2. 6 Source of Potable Water Supply

Number of
Source of Water No. of Households
Facilities
Piped/Tube 0 0
Deep Well 12 170
Opened/Dug well 0 0
Jetmatic 0 0
Common Faucet 5 10
Surfaces (Lake, Springs, Streams, etc.) 2 16
Source: Barangay Survey,2023
There are 15 households that do not have sanitary toilets. This caused the barangay
council to worry about the unsanitary condition of these families because this might affect
their health conditions. Majority of the households are not practicing proper waste disposal
and segregation. There are no garbage collection and Material Recovery Facility to address
concerns relating to proper waste disposal. Other households do compost at their backyard
while some burn their garbage in their respective backyards.
Table 2. 7 Toilet Facilities
Category Of Toilet Facilities No. of Households using facilities Percent

Sanitary 176 90%
Unsanitary 5 3%
None 15 7%
Common Diseases
Common diseases in the barangay are fever, common colds, coughs, high blood
pressure, rheumatism, and some cases of malnourishment. There is usually a high occurrence
of these diseases (fever, common colds, and coughs) when weather condition is not good, like
successive rainfall for almost a week. Children under 0-7 years old are the most victims of
these diseases. High blood pressure for senior citizens. The improper waste disposal and
segregation, lack of hygienic practices may also cause the said illnesses.
Health Facilities and Services

The Barangay Health Station where a service of Midwife from the rural health unit,
conduct monthly visitation to the barangay assisted by member of the council in Committee
on Health, Barangay Health Workers, and Barangay Nutrition Scholar. Consultations are
done in the Barangay Health Center.
They serve the community particularly the children by way of vitamins distribution,
birth control program, deworming, and getting the height and weight of the children.

The midwife is also responsible for the conduct of various health related activities such
as vaccination and other preventive measures. Patients that need medical attention are
referred to the main Rural Health Unit.
Housing Materials
Majority of the residents want to live in a sustainable and resilient housing. Thus, the
choice of construction materials essentially depends on their sustainability, their local
availability, and the amount of money prepared to invest.
Dwelling Units
Makeshift
/Barong-
barong
14%
Concrete
29%
Concrete
Semi-concrete
Wood
Makeshift/Barong-barong
Wood
Semi-
concrete
21%
Figure 2 Housing Materials by Type
The barangay has a total of 196 households as of 2023 barangay survey. This are
categorized into different dwelling units or housing materials,77 households that are made
from wood materials has the highest count, followed by households made from concrete
materials which is 60 households and 44 were semi-concrete materials made households.
Social Welfare
Facilities for Pre-School Children: 1
 No. of Pre-school age children: 20
 No. of Day Care Center: 1
 No. of pre-school children enrolled: 20

As of school year 2023-2024, there were total of 20 children ages 3 to 5 years old in
Tigbao Day Care Center enrolled and served by one (1) Day Care Worker, 12 of the pupils
are male and rest are females.
Barangay Tigbao council aim to provide conducive learning environment for their Day
Care Pupils through effective and fully equipped Day Care Center.
Table 2. 8 Registered Day Care Children

3 yrs. Old 4 yrs. Old 5 yrs. Old
Year
Male Female Male Female Male Female
2023 5 2 7 6 0 0
Source: Brgy. Day Care Center, 2023
Proposal project for this sector:

Procurement of Day Care Center facilities and equipment (table, chairs, cabinets, blackboard,
computer, printer, television set, sound system, and electric fans).
Facilities for Aged Citizens:

No. of Senior Citizens: 74
No. of Senior Citizens Associations: 1
No. of Senior Citizen who are association members: 61
82% of the senior citizens population were registered in the association. They are
likewise registered in the Office of the Senior Citizen Association (OSCA) that handles all
benefits, problems, and issue related to elderly persons.
Sports and Recreation
Table 2. 9 Sports and Recreation
Name of Sports /
Facilities No. Remarks
Recreation Available
Conversion of the said facility
into a multipurpose covered
Basketball Tournament Basketball court 1
court is still on the planning
phase.
Source: MPDO Survey, 2023

Protective Services
Peace and Order Facilities : 1
 No. of military detachments : 0
 No. of Police posts : 0
 No. of Tanod Outposts : 1
 No. of Protection Personnel : 7
The barangay Tigbao has an existing functional Tanod Outpost, but currently it lacks
equipment and facilities such as tanod paraphernalia. The barangay council aims to have an
equipped and effective Barangay Tanod/Police officer through provision of trainings and
workshops, as well as procurement of facilities and equipment.
Community Role of Men and Women

The women in Tigbao are mostly housekeepers, some owned a Sari-sari store, for
them to generate income while they are home. There are also some who worked abroad as
domestic helpers, household helpers in Manila and in Leyte. But there are also some women
who helped their partners in managing their farm.
Hence, the role of men and women in the barangay is almost the same. Both can do the
same functions for good and welfare of the family and the community as well. There’s an
equal responsibility between genders.
A proposal is made for the sustainable livelihood program, this aims to provide
alternative source of income and create sustainable livelihood opportunities for unemployed
individuals in the community.
ECONOMY
Agriculture
Barangay Tigbao is an agrarian society, their economy is based on producing and
maintaining crops and farmland. Agricultural land has the highest percentage on the
distribution of land use, which indicates that the barangay is rich in agricultural resources.
Coconut is the most abundant farm product in the area. However, root crops, banana, corn,
vegetables, and fruits are also available. The community is also rich in sugarcane plant which
is the raw material in making the famous “kalamay”.
To fully develop the agricultural resources, the following issues and concerns must be
resolved and addressed.
1. Improvement and maintenance of farm to market roads.
2. Establishment of standard “Kalamay” production facility.
3. Training Workshop of all members of Barangay Farmer Association on Agricultural
Production

4. Procurement of Agricultural Equipment and Farm Inputs (tractor, truck, seedlings,

fertilizer, and other farm facilities)
5. Establishment of satellite market
6. Training for satellite market management
Crop Production
Types of Crops
The farmers of Tigbao produce various crops such as copra, rice, fruits and vegetables
sugarcane, cassava, and other various root crops.
Table 2. 10 Sugarcane Areas
Wet Dry
Barangay Irrigated Rainfed Total Irrigated Rainfed
(has.) (has.) (has.) (has.)
Tigbao 0 9.00 9.00 0 9.00
Source: Municipal Agriculture Office, Carigara
Copra is the most produced crop in the community. It is the main source of income of
almost all the households in the barangay. The harvesting of copra is every 3 months which
cost thirty-three pesos (Php 30.00) only per kilo.
The owner of the copra pays for the laborer who climb the coconut tree and paid for
four hundred pesos (Php 400.00) per day or divide the income into 2:1 ratio.
Next to that are the root crops like cassava and camote, where most of the households
have planted every year. Another is the banana, corn, and sugarcane. And lastly the
production of fruits and vegetables which is basically used for everyday consumption
although some were being sold in the town market.
To produce high yield of sugarcane production, farmers should be trained to the new
technology being used nowadays in advanced farming. While farmers produce a high average
yield, they only earn a negligible net profit.
Livestock and Poultry

A. Production
Several households in the barangay are most likely engaged in raising chickens. It is very
much easy for the residents to raise chickens because it does not need much effort and
capital.
Table 2. 11 Inventory of Livestock and Poultry Raised
Livestock/Poultry Number of Heads
Chicken 5,200
Hog/Swine 269
Duck 5
Carabao 82
Goat 12
Source: Department of Agriculture, 2023

Livestock and poultry raising are dominant in the barangay. Residents of barangay
Tigbao are most likely to have their own backyard poultry and hog raising. These can help
them on their financial needs/problems. The poultry and livestock are disposed of during
emergency situations usually medical and educational needs of the family members. Poultry
and livestock are also raised domesticated for butchering during celebration of barangay
fiesta and family events such as weddings, birthdays, school graduation, and death
anniversaries.
B. Problems
Livestock raising problems are most likely livestock diseases, theft, lack of medicines
and vaccinations, lack of technical assistance, expensive feeds and vitamins are the most
common complains of the residents. That is why most of the residents prefer to raise native
chickens rather than those expensive livestock.
Aquatic Products
Barangay Tigbao does not have a huge body of water for production of aquatic animals
like fishes. Its river is not enough to provide fishes, especially that illegal fishing is active in
the community and its resources has been destroyed.
Though illegal fishing is strictly prohibited, the freshwater fishes are now becoming
scarce with electric fishing, using poisonous plant (Tubli) and others.
The residents presented some general reasons for the scarcity of freshwater products
are as follows:
1. Change in climate and temperature
2. Illegal and destructive fishing activities
3. Presence of predators
Other Infrastructure and/ Post-harvest Development
The barangay has two lanes of damaged existing roads, and incomplete roads to inner
sitio. This problem may cause road accidents, difficulties in accessibility and transportation
of local products, especially the inner sitio of the barangay where farm products came from.
This is because of the limited source of fund of the barangay to initiate certain
projects of road concreting of farm to market roads.
The following are the proposal projects for infrastructure and post-harvest development:
1. Repair of Damaged Barangay Roads (boundary to boundary).
2. Construction of Road for the Inner Sitio (Cabatuan)
3. Construction of drainage canal (boundary to boundary).
4. Construction of Waiting Shed
5. Training on “Kalamay” Management and Production
6. Training on Poultry Management and Production
7. Training Workshop on Cassava Processing Equipment

8. Procurement of Cassava Processing Equipment

9. Financial Assistance to all Barangay Farmers’ Associations
10. Organizing Barangay Sugarcane Farmer’s Association
11. Organizing Barangay Coconut Farmers’ Association
12. Training on Coconut Craft Making
13. Procurement of tools and equipment for the coconut craft making
14. Training workshop on coconut products (Coco Jam, Coco wine, Coco vinegar
making, etc.
Trade and Industry

A sari-sari store is a one stop shop providing locals with everything from daily food
necessities to cleaning supplies. The main reason on establishment of this micro-economic
enterprise is for the household wife to generate income while at home, especially to the low-
income family.
There are 15 sari-sari stores serving the community. These are located closely to the
public area.
Tourism and Culture

The barangay celebrates its annual fiesta every 16 th day of June. This is in honor of San
Isidro Labrador. The residents usually prepare the hometown’s delicacies like moron, suman,
cassava cake, and ira-id.
There is also a newly established tourist destination that people from other barangays
and nearby towns love to visit, the “Kan Dada Integrated Farm” owned and managed by
Emily Cahingcoy. It offers a very relaxing ambiance to the visitors with a live band
performance every Saturday from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM, they are open from Tuesday to
Sunday.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Insufficient infrastructure has been a major constraint to economic growth and
poverty reduction not just in Carigara but in the whole country. The rehabilitation of the
Barangay Roads and continuation of the construction of road to Sitio Cabatuan need
immediate attention. A proposal was made for the construction of drainage canals from
boundary to boundary. It has been a complain of the residents of barangay Tigbao for a long
time.
When there is a heavy downpour of rain, residents of the barangay are having a hard
time transporting their goods and services, also the commuters because the barangay roads
are flooded.
It really gives inconvenience not just only to the residents of Barangay Tigbao but
also to the commuters. Some were also needed to be reconstructed and constructed such as:

construction of multi-purpose covered court, construction of information/reading center,

construction of SK hall and waiting shed.
Flood control is also needed to be established to prevent severe flooding during heavy
downpour of rain. Improvement of the barangay hall is also needed.
Water System
Safe water is very important for public health. Adequate access to potable water supply
must be available to all people and improving access to safe drinking water can result to
tangible benefits to health. Water is one of the factors which contribute to the transmission of
many diseases.
Currently, the barangay is served by deep wells owned by some household used for
laundry, taking a bath and other usage. Before, the barangay has common faucets situated
beside the barangay road but as of today, these common faucets are inactive. The residents
either buy mineral water or fetch on the springs for potable drinking water. And it is very
costly to some special those who only have enough money to buy for food.
The barangay council made a proposal project for the improvement and maintenance of
water system. Residents also hope to have a stable and accessible source of potable water in
their household. This would be a great comfort for all the households in the barangay.
Table 2. 12 Water Supply Services

Level No. of Water Location Sitios Served No. of Households Present
System Served Condition
2 20 Within the Proper 20 Not
Brgy. Functional
1 12 Within the Sagka,Ilawod 121 Functional
Brgy. ,Iraya,Proper,
Ubos
3 10 Within the Proper 10 Functional
Brgy.
Power Supply
Almost all the households of the barangay have electrical connection. Only few
unfortunately do not have yet access to power because of lack of financial capability. The
barangay already endorsed these households to the free electrification program of Leyte III
Electric Cooperative Inc. (LEYECO III) for them to avail the said program.
A proposal project has been made for the establishment of electric post and
procurement of electrical materials, and installation of Solar Panel Street Lights in all areas of
the barangay.

Transportation and Road

Roads make a vital contribution to economic development. They are of vital
importance to make a nation grow and develop. In addition, providing access to employment,
social, health and education services makes a road network crucial in fighting against
poverty. Road open areas and stimulate economic and social development. For those reasons,
road infrastructure is the most important of all public assets.
Currently, roads of barangay Tigbao are two lanes, some were damaged and incomplete
for the inner sitio. This problem may cause road accidents and difficulties in accessibility and
transportation of local products. A proposal is made for the repair of damaged roads and
establishment of road to Sitio Cabatuan.
Table 2. 13 Mode of Transportation
Type of Vehicle (ex. Truck, motorcycles,

etc.)
No. of HH Owning Consumer Durable
Motorcycle 17
Car 2
Multicab 2
TOTAL 21
Habal-habal is a highly improvised two-wheeled single motorcycle usually occupied

beyond its passenger capacity. It is a good type of transportation in the barangay because it
can penetrate to remote areas that cannot be reached by four-wheel vehicles.
Currently there are a total of 17 motorcycles in the community, 14 of these are used
for as public utility vehicle and others are for private use only.
Flood Control Systems

Flood control structures lessen harm and defense against frequent, small floods in rivers
and estuaries, rising sea levels and storm surge. This serves as a physical barrier to contain
floodwaters and protect the floodplain from being submerged in water.
On the other hand, the barangay does not have sufficient drainage canals, which causes
water overflow to barangay roads especially to the low area of the community. One of the
major concerns of the community are these flood control structures. This may cause difficulty
in transportation of goods and services, most especially during calamities, increasing risk of
flooding that may lead to damage to property and fatality.

This issue also affects the students in the community and nearby barangays. They
suffer from inconvenience brought by the flooding in the barangay roads because it is
sometimes impassable especially during heavy downpour of rain. Therefore, mitigating
infrastructure like drainage canals is one of the priority projects of the barangay.
Disaster Risk Reduction

The barangay Tigbao does not have existing evacuation center. When calamity
strikes, affected households were evacuated to the elementary school. While some
residents choose to stay in concrete houses in their area which serves as their temporary
evacuation center. This is because they want to look out over their animals at home.
So, the council proposed for the construction of evacuation center that will serve as
temporary shelter for the evacuees with complete facilities and emergency supplies. In
addition, trained BDRRMC will strengthen the disaster response and effective intervention
before, during and after the disaster.
Communication
Nowadays, the use of mobile phone is commonly used as means of communication.
Mobile phones are becoming more popular with the presence of SMART, GLOBE and DITO
cellular sites. The use of handset radio is still evident to communication between the
barangay and other line agencies.
Telephone/Telecommunication/ Internet Providers
 SMART Communications, TNT, SUN
 Globe Telecom, TM
 Dito Telecommunication
Cable/Satellite TV Provider
 Cignal
 Satlite
 GSat
 GPinoy
Radio and television are broadcast media facilities that have reached the barangay.
However, not all households own a television. Especially for those living in the remote areas,
they just have radio to keep them informed as well as it is a source of recreation and
relaxation to them by listening to music and drama.

Environment
Solid Waste Management
The Barangay Tigbao is not practicing proper waste segregation and disposal. Some
households do compost at their own backyard while some burn their garbage in their
respective backyards which contribute to the global environment concern.
A proposal was made for the construction of Material Recovery Facility, Procurement
of Garbage Truck, and Adoption of Municipal Ordinance on Solid Waste Management.
This is to immediately address the adverse effects to climate change. Nevertheless,
behavior change, and public participation are keys to a functional waste system.
Table 2. 14 Number of Households by Manner of Garbage Disposal
Collected Dumping
Recycling Composting Burning
by in
Barangay and and and Others No. of Households
Garbage Individual
Dumping Dumping Dumping
Truck Pit
Tigbao 0 156 20 0 20 0 196

Source: MPDO Survey,2023
Due to rapid growth in population, increments in solid waste segregation rate,

management deficiencies, lack of legislative implementation and funding, and lack of
awareness of residents within the community, issues in improper waste disposal and
segregation are increasing. Which brings hazardous effects to the environment and
community. Barangay Tigbao council were alarmed and take an immediate action on
resolving the issue. They propose the following projects for the issue: Construction of MRF
(Material Recovery Facility), Training and Technical Requirements on Establishment of
MRF, Orientation on Proper Waste Segregation, Disposal and Management, Procurement of
SWM (Solid Waste Management) vehicle, Appointment of 2 Solid Waste Management
Personnel/Garbage Collector, Training Workshop on SWMP (Solid Waste Management
Plan) Formulation, and the Establishment of Compost Pit Per Household.
Local Government
Development Administration
BARANGAY GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
A. Barangay Government Structure

The Sangguniang Barangay of Tigbao is composed of seven (7) Barangay Kagawads,

SK Chairman, Barangay Treasurer and Secretary headed by Punong Barangay.
B. BARANGAY COUNCIL
The barangay being the basic political unit, serves as the primary planning and
implementing unit of government policies, plans, programs, and activities in the community,
and as a venue wherein the collective view of the people may be expressed and considered,
and where disputes may be amicably settled.
BARANGAY COUNCIL PB
7 Brgy. Kagawads
SK Chair
Brgy. Treasurer
Brgy. Secretary
BARANGAY
PB, SBs, NGOs, rep (1/4),
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Congressman Representative
(BDC)
Brgy. Peace and Order

Committee
BARANGAY INSTITUTIONS (BPOC)
Brgy. Disaster Coordinating
Council (BDCC)
Brgy. Anti-Drug Abuse Council
(BADAC)
Brgy. Health Workers (BHWs)
Brgy. Nutrition Scholars (BNS)
Brgy. Council for the Protection
of Children (BCPC)
Lupong Tagapamayapa
GENERAL ASSEMBLY Barangay Tanod
Brgy. Agrarian Reform
Communities
Other Barangay Institutions
present in the Locality
Organization Matrix of Barangay

The organization structure of the barangay government of Tigbao places the Punong
Barangay at the helm of the local government leadership. Under the Punong Barangay are the
members of the Sangguniang Barangay and SK Chairman who serves as the local legislative
body. While under the supervision of the Punong Barangay are the Barangay Secretary,
Barangay Treasurer and Utility Worker.
HON. FRANCISCO Q. LLOVIA

PUNONG BARANGAY
LORRAINE GRACE MIANE

RUSTY I. OPLEGIDA BRGY. TREASURER
BRGY. SECRETARY
HON. CONSTANCIO BAYNOSA HON. CECILIA DAGUMAN HON. FREDILYN PARTO HON. EVELYN GAYAS
BRGY. KAGAWAD BRGY. KAGAWAD BRGY. KAGAWAD BRGY. KAGAWAD
COMM. ON PEACE & ORDER COMM. ON APPOPRIATION COMM. ON EDUCATION COMM. ON HEALTH
HON. ROMEL VENTURINA HON. TOMAS SORIMA HON. JOSEPH DAANG HON. CHRISTIAN ZETA
BRGY. KAGAWAD BRGY. KAGAWAD BRGY. KAGAWAD SK CHAIRMAN
COMM. ON INFRASTUCTURE COMM. ON AGRICULTURE COMM. ON TOURISM COMM. ON SPORTS
Brgy.Tanod Brgy. DCW Brgy. BHW Brgy. BNS Brgy. BSPO Brgy.Lupon
Figure 3 Barangay Council Structure

C. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE BARANGAY AND APPOINTED OFFICIALS

Punong Barangay
General supervision, control and
implementation of programs and
activities, act as the presiding
officer during of the session of the
barangay council
Sangguniang Barangay Legislative function and related

services
Barangay Treasure Collection and disbursement of

funds and custodian of barangay
properties
Barangay Secretary Secretariat to the barangay

council and keeper of records of
the barangay
The present political system and structure in Tigbao as reflected in the leadership of
Punong Barangay Francisco Q. Llovia and the members of the Barangay Council have
resulted to a little amount of performance satisfaction based on the assessment made by the
residents.
We all know that there is no such thing as a perfect government. However, our local
barangay leaders deserve a rating of good rather than being totally poor.
Table 2. 15 Organization Rating Matrix of Barangay Officials

RESPONSIBILITIES PERFORMANCE
1-POOR 2-GOOD 3-VERY GOOD 1 2 3
1. Creation of ordinance for the barangay
2. Implementation and Monitoring of Ordinance
3. Promotion of Security
4. Maintenance of Peace and Order
5. Creation and Implementation of Programs and Projects
Implemented
6. Monitoring Programs and Projects Implemented
7. Promotion of Justice
8. Constant Consultative Barangay Assemblies
9. People Empowerment
10. Linkages to Different NGO'S, PO'S outside the Barangay

D. Active Citizenship
Based on the data presented, the residents of Tigbao also remiss of their social
responsibilities. They are unable to follow existing ordinances enacted in the community
merely because they refuse to cooperate in other activities especially various barangay
activities as part of the community.
Table 2. 16 Organization Rating Matrix of People’s Organization

RESPONSIBILITIES 1 2 3 REASONS
1. Barangay Assembly
Unimplemented
2. Internalization of Ordinances
Ordinances
3. Religious Activities
4. Other Activities Fiesta Activities
Lack of Leadership
5. SK Activities
and cooperation
LEGEND: 1-POOR 2-GOOD 3-VERY GOOD
E. PUBLIC FINANCE
Table 2. 17 Actual Distribution of Revenue by Sources
INCOME (IN PHP)
SOURCE OF INCOME YEAR 2021 YEAR 2022
(Actual) (Proposed)
930,579.74 957,656.82
Income Receipts
Share in Real Tax Property Tax 11,407.28 5,354.35
Business Tax(es) 0.00 0.00
Internal Revenue Allotment 1,865,396.00 2,486,990.00
Inter-Local Transfer/Financial Assistance from
LGU 0.00 0.00
Extraordinary Receipts/Grants/Donations/Aids 1,000.00 1,000.00
Collection of Loan Receivable 0.00 0.00
Receipts from Economic Enterprise
0.00 0.00
Other Receipts
Clearances and Certification Fees 4,428.00 3,000.00
Other Service Income 0.00 0.00
Interest Income from Bank Deposits 0.00 0.00
Financial Assistance from PGO 0.00 0.00
TOTAL INCOME RECEIPTS 1,882,231.28 2,496,353.35
TOTAL CASH BALANCE AND INCOME 2,812,811.02 3,454,010.17

Less: Continuing Appropriations

5% BDRRM Fund 98,463.85
10% Sangguniang Kabataan Fund 565,583.88
20% Development Fund 229,779.03
Total Continuing Appropriations 893,826.76
TOTAL ESTIMATED FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR

APPROPRIATIONS 2,560,183.41
Source: Barangay Tigbao Budget of Expenditure and Sources of Financing, F.Y. 2022
Table 2. 18 Actual Expenditures

(In Php)
EXPENDITURES Year 2021 Year 2022
(Actual) (Proposed)
Personal Services (PS)
Honoraria 646,536.00 692,096.00
Year-End Bonus 53,878.00 58,008.00
Cash-Gift 55,000.00 55,000.00
Other Bonuses and Allowances
Mid-Year Bonus 49,008.00 53,878.00
Productivity Enhancement Incentive
(PEI) 55,000.00 55,000.00
Services Recognition Incentive (SRI) 0.00 0.00
Leave Credits benefit 0.00
Total Personal Services (PS) 859,422.00 913,982.00
Maintenance and Other Operating
Expenses (MOOE)
Travelling Expenses-Local 22,930.00 123,822.00
Training Expenses 37,800.00 180,000.00
Office Supplies Expenses 9,020.00 15,000.00
Accountable Forms Expenses 300.00 1,200.00
Drugs and Medicine Expenses 0.00 0.00
Fuel, Oil, and Lubricant Expenses 0.00 0.00
Other Supplies and Material Expenses 9,572.50 55,000.00
Water Expenses 0.00 0.00
Electricity Expenses 43,327.83 43,463.07
Cable, Satellite, Telegraph and Radio
Expenses 0.00 2,300.00
Auditing Services 1,000.00 1,000.00
Other Professional Services 0.00 500.00
Repairs and Maintenance- Buildings and
Other Structure 0.00 50,000.00
Repairs and Maintenance- Machinery and
Equipment 6,500.00 13,000.00
Fidelity Bond Premiums 2,634.00 10,000.00
Extraordinary and Miscellaneous Expenses 0.00 0.00

Other Maintenance and Operating

Expenses (Other MOE)
Membership Dues and Contributions to
Organizations 4,000.00 4,000.00
Day Care Worker Services 0.00 0.00
BHW Services 13,000.00 15,600.00
BSPO Services 6,500.00 7,800.00
BNS Services 6,500.00 7,800.00
Lupon Services 5,000.00 4,000.00
Tanod Services 78,600.00 94,900.00
Utility Services/Electrician Services 0.00 0.00
Socio Cultural Activities Expenses 20,000.00 25,000.00
Bookkeeping Services 15,000.00 15,000.00
Clean and Green Expenses 20,000.00 30,000.00
Local Council for Protection of Children
Fund 0.00 10,000.00
Senior Citizens and Person with Disability
Fund 0.00 24,963.00
VAWC Fund 0.00 10,000.00
Agricultural Expenses 0.00 0.00
Food Supplies Expenses 0.00 0.00
Total MOOE 301,684.33 774,348.60
Particulars 2021 (Actual) 2022(Present)

Financial Expenses
Interest Expenses 0.00 0.00
Bank Charges 0.00 0.00
Other Financial Expenses 0.00 0.00
Checkbook Expenses 600.00 0.00
Total Financial Expenses 600.00 0.00
Capital Outlay (CO)
Purchase of Kitchen Commodities 0.00 0.00
Purchase of Day Care Facilities (chairs, 0.00 0.00
tables, blackboard)
IT Equipment Outlay (Purchase of 0.00 0.00
Laptop, Printer)
Furniture and Fixtures (chairs, tables) 0.00 0.00
Total Capital Outlay 0.00 0.00
Special Purpose Appropriation (SPA)
5% BDRRM Fund 132,500.00 124,817.67
10% Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Fund 0.00 249,635.34
20% Development Fund 560,947.87 497,399.80
Total SPA 693,447.87 871,852.80
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 1,855,154.20 2,560,183.41
Ending Balance 957,656.82 0.00
Source: Barangay Tigbao Budget of Expenditure and Sources of Financing, F.Y. 2022

CLIMATE INFORMATION AND ITS POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO EXPOSED

ELEMENTS
The Philippines by virtue of its geographic circumstances is highly prone to natural

disasters. The country’s people and economy are especially vulnerable to the impacts of
natural hazards dues to their dependency on climate-reliant activities such as agriculture and
on coastal and marine resources. Tigbao, just like any other area in the municipality of
Carigara is vulnerable to typhoon, drought, and landslide which connotes extreme impacts on
economic and social infrastructure.
Disaster connotes extreme impacts suffered when hazardous physical events interact
with vulnerable social conditions to severely alter the current state or normal condition of the
community or a society. Tigbao is vulnerable to typhoon and susceptible to flooding.
Incorporating climate change, more municipalities and high number of populations will be
having exposure. Because understanding exposure is an indispensable prerequisite
understanding vulnerability. Knowledge of the spatial distribution is useful in reducing the
climate hazard exposure and vulnerability to climate change.
Table 2. 19 Climate Events, Sectors Affected and DRR Activities

Sectors
Possible Reasons Why
Climate Affected By
Sectors Are Affected
Events/Change Climate
By Climate Change DRR Activities
Experienced Or Change And
And Other Natural
Observed Other Natural
Hazards
Hazards
TYPHOON, Housing/ Houses are made of light Construction of
LANDSLIDE, Community materials and Evacuation Center
DROUGHT, AND substandard
EL NINO Lack of information Early Warning
Device System
Infrastructure No proper drainage Construction of
Sector system Drainage Canal
Presence of unpaved Construction of
roads which will cause Farm to Market
delay of bringing help Road and Concrete
into the barangay since Pathways
these roads will become
more inaccessible and
transportation will be
difficult when typhoon
strikes
Health Increasing numbers of Additional
health-related problems provision/
Adequate supply
of medicines and
supplements
readily available

Existing Barangay Improvement of

Health Center needs Barangay Health
repair and improvement Center with
and is not disaster complete medical
resilient supplies and
equipment
Agriculture Damages of farm Poultry and Hog
Sector products, livestock, and raising training
poultry
Devastated farm fields Training on
Agriculture (fruits
and vegetables)
Commerce Decrease in the farm Crop insurance
products, poultry and
livestock resulting to
paralyzed trading of
goods and services in the
market
Loss of jobs and Alternative
decrease of income Sustainable
Livelihood
Social Sector Evacuees will use the Construction of
school in the barangay Evacuation Center
as temporary shelter in with complete
the absence of an facilities and
evacuation center, as a equipment (such as
result, education will be Early Warning
disrupted, and school System Device,
facilities and equipment Emergency
might get destroyed. Vehicle)
Scarcity of search and
rescue equipment will
deter the disaster
response and recovery
management at the
barangay level
Environment Proper garbage disposal Adoption of the
Sector and waste segregation is Municipal Solid
not observed by the Waste
households and not Management
strictly implemented Ordinance
through a barangay Establishment of
ordinance MRF (Material
Recovery Facility)
Establishment of
Compost pit per
household

Housing Sector Rapid water runoff

causes soil erosion and
disruption of services
and damage to property
Agriculture Damage to agricultural Advanced Farming
Sector crops leading to decrease to increase the
of supply. Livestock and yield and
poultry will be agricultural
vulnerable to diseases products

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
III. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
A. RESOURCE/SPOT MAP OF THE BARANGAY

3
Figure 4 Spot Map Of The Barangay

B. HAZARD MAPPING/ COMMUNITY RISK MAPPING

Figure 5 Community Risk Mapping

C. HISTORICAL TIMELINE
Figure 6 Historical Timeline
Construction of Construction of
Construction of Rehabilitation
Health Center Access Road to
Brgy. Hall of Basketball
Brgy. Piloro
Court
Construction of Construction of Construction of

Rehabilitation Construction of
basketball Provincial Day Care
of Day Care Access Road to
court Road Center
Center Sitio Cabatuan
1993 1999 2000 2001 2002 2008 2014 2017 2023
2013 2017 2019
Devastation of COVID-19
Tropical Pandemic
Depression Urduja
Devastation of Devastation Of
Super typhoon Typhoon
Yolanda Ursula
BARANGAY TIGBAO, CARIGARA, LEYTE Page | 29

The historical timeline of Barangay Tigbao highlights the projects that had been
accomplished in the past years and calamities (typhoons to be particular) that devastated the
barangay. On the upper part of the table, shows some of the notable projects either
infrastructure or construction of barangay local government buildings through the efforts and
coordination of the past and present administration. Construction of basketball court,
barangay hall, daycare center, and access roads are some of so many projects that really
helped in so many ways on the residents of the barangay.
The lower part of the table shows some of the natural calamities that greatly affected
the barangay in all aspects. Super typhoon Yolanda is the most notable disaster ever hit the
barangay. It inflicted a great amount of damage to infrastructure, livelihood, and lives of the
residents of the barangay. Fortunately, no casualty had been recorded during its devastation

D. DISASTER TIMELINE
Table 3. 1 Disaster Timeline
DISASTER TIMELINE
EFFECTS RESPONSE
YEAR NAME LESSONS LEARNED
Areas/sector Damages Community Government Non-government
2013 SUPER Economic Unemployment rate Find ways to DSWD Cash For Other private Be aware of the weather
TYPHOON Sector gradually increased due survive in the first Work Program sectors and NGOs bulletins being announced by
YOLANDA to the adverse effect of few days after the KALAHI CIDS cash assistance the weather bureau
the said disaster. devastation of the infrastructure (PAGASA)
super typhoon. works
Temporarily (Cash For Work Always follow the advisories
migrated to Program) of the local government
Manila and other especially if evacuation is
safer places needed.
Secure important documents

Infrastructure Mass destruction of Temporarily DSWD Shelter IOM Housing Aid (birth cert. Marriage cert.,
Sector properties, livelihood made a shelter to Assistance MOPAC Housing etc.) on properly sealed
and vegetations. have safe place to Clearing operations Aid containers
sleep Cleared the spearheaded by the
debris of fallen local government Conduct a clearing activity of
trees on their own KALAHI-CIDS unnecessary branches of trees
backyard Aid Initiatives and obstructions that may
damage your house on the
Social Sector Scarcity of food source Find ways to DSWD distribution UNICEF Relief onslaught of a typhoon
survive in the first of relief goods Aid
few days after the USAID Relief Aid Assessment on the durability
devastation of the Other private of your houses if it will be
super typhoon sectors and NGOs able to withstand the strength
Relief Aid of the upcoming typhoon.
SECURE A 3 DAY food for

2017 TROPICAL Infrastructure Light damage to houses, Clean their house, Monitored the None the family, transistor radio
DEPRESSION and some are slightly cleared the debris situations of every with batteries and flashlight
URDUJA Environmental submerged in flood. brought by the HH if there is an upcoming
sector Crops such as banana, storm Clearing operations storm.
cassava, corn, sugarcane, Cleared the debris spearheaded by the

etc., were brought down of fallen trees on local government Regular meeting of the
by the strong winds their own BDRRMC with regards to
backyard disaster risk mitigation
Social Sector Temporary suspension Students were None None should be conducted for
of classes due to the encouraged to proper coordination and
storm review their preparation in case an
lessons and help expected typhoon will hit the
on household barangay.
chores
2019 TYPHOON Infrastructure Destruction of houses Clean their Monitored the None Prepared emergency kits and
URSULA and made of light house, cleared situations of food packs should be
Environmental materials, slight the debris every HH stockpiled by the BLGU in
case of unavailability of food
sector damage to concrete brought by the Clearing
source of residents during
houses and buildings storm operations calamities.
Mixed crops such as Cleared the spearheaded by
banana, cassava, corn, debris of fallen the local BLGU elected and appointed
sugarcane, etc., were trees on their government officials should be trained in
brought down by the own backyard emergency response to
strong winds accurately help those who
Social Sector Temporary suspension Students were None None were injured during the
of classes due to the encouraged to devastation of calamities.
storm review their
lessons and help
on household
chores
The disaster timeline highlighted three storms that affected the barangay. Super typhoon “Yolanda” is the one that marked a great impact
to the community. Fortunately, no casualty was recorded during its onslaught. However, damage on properties and livelihood was really evident.
Food shortage was experienced during the first three days after the devastation. Not just the community was affected but also the BLGU. It never
hindered the BLGU to do its part, clearing operations had been done on the barangay roads to fasten the transport of relief goods and other aids
needed by the community. Government aids and support from international organizations such as USAID, UNICEF, NGOs such as Tsu Chi
Foundation and others extended their hand to help the community in any way that they can.

The devastation of Super Typhoon “Yolanda” taught the community the importance of disaster preparedness. Now, when a potential
typhoon is expected to hit the region, residents really listen to the safety measures that the local government and the weather bureau imposed to
avoid unnecessary loss of live.

E. VENN DIAGRAM
Legends
CALAMITY/DISASTER LIVELIHOOD LOCAL

PREPAREDNESS GOVERNMENT
HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE
EDUCATION
PEACE & RELIGIOUS

ORDER SECTOR
PLGU
MLGU BDRRMO
MDRRMO
KALAHI-
CIDSS
BLGU PAGASA
BRGY. TIGBAO
BLGU
BRGY.
POLICE
RHU
DEPED TEACHERS
BNS
PNP
DCW
BHW
MIDWIF FARME
Parish E RS
Priest ASSO.
MLGU
LAY PIVATE
MINIST SECTOR/E
ER STAB.
Figure 7 Venn Diagram

The Venn Diagram shows the different institutions/ organizations that contributed to
the barangay. On calamity/disaster preparedness, BDRRMC, MDRRMC and PAG-ASA take
a great part in helping the community when a potential typhoon is going to hit the region.
On the educational aspect, DEP-ED together with the teachers, helps in molding the
minds and values of the youth in the community, Day Care center also help in educating
children, however its impact is not that big compared to DEP-ED, for it only caters a little
percent of the population. Livelihood of the residents were alleviated by the assistance from
the MLGU, farmer’s associations, and private sectors/establishments that offer jobs to some
of the residents.
Health is very vital to the residents to fulfill their daily tasks. RHU in cooperation
with the midwife, and the BNS, BHWs’ ensures that health services needed by the
community is being delivered swiftly. BLGU primarily ensures that government services are
properly delivered to the residents. MLGU through its policies being implemented also
impose a great impact to the barangay.
Infrastructure sector of the barangay is also being improved by the BLGU with the
help from PLGU. KALAHI-CIDSS initiated infrastructure projects such as road to Sitio
Cabatuan that is very vital to the residents on that area of the barangay. Peace and order in the
barangay are being maintained by the Barangay Police that conducts nightly monitoring of
the barangay. PNP also contributed to the safety of the community by responding to any
reported crimes, incidents that endangers the safety and order of the barangay.
Although only every Sundays when the lay minister conducts bible service and Parish
Priests presides holy mass in every special occasion, the faith of the residents of Barangay
Tigbao is very evident and cannot be detracted by any circumstances.

F. BLGU and Household Expenditure Tree
Barangay Tigbao
Honoraria, Cash Gifts of

Barangay Elected and Audit Peace and Order
Appointed Officials expenses Services
Capability Building and Maintenance of Office Supplies Day Care Services

Attendance in Seminars and Barangay Projects
Trainings
Fidelity Bond
Membership dues Premiums
with Liga ng mga
Barangay Maintenance of Electrical
Network
Representation and
Travelling Power Rentals
Expenses
Health and Nutrition
Services
Expenditures
Sources of Income
Proceeds from the sale/
Service Fee/ Charge from the lease of brgy.
Fees or charges for the properties/loans and grants
use of brgy. property/facilities
Barangay commercial breeding secured by the brgy.
Clearance Fees of fighting cocks and government.
on cockpits, and
Real Property Tax cockfights
Fines for the violation Community Tax
of Barangay
Ordinances Fees or charges on places
of recreation with
admission fees
Figure 8 Brgy. Tigbao Barangay Income-

Expenditure Tree
The expenditure tree of the barangay shows the sources of income of the barangay
which can be attributed to barangay clearance fees and other forms. Real property and
community tax, fines from violation of barangay ordinance and fees from recreational places
with admission fees such as Kan Dada Integrated Farm.
Expenditures of the barangay are spent to paying of electric bills, honorarium of
barangay elected and appointed officials, office supplies and representation and travel
expenses.

Figure 9. Expenditure Tree of Every Household
Transportation
Allowance School Allowance
Clothing
Livestock
Feeds
Tuition Electricity
Maintenance
Medicine
Food
Internet
Expenditures
Sources of Income
Sari-sari store
Sugarcane Product
“Kalamay”
Habal-habal Tuba
driving Production
Livestock raising
Online selling
Working as
Government Cassava Production Working as
employee saleslady/
service crew
Figure 9 Brgy. Tigbao Household Income-Expenditure Tree
Expenditure tree of every household in the barangay shows the sources of income of
every family mainly includes, “kalamay” production, “tuba” and coconut vinegar production,
cassava production. Some work as government employee and in private establishments and
fast-food chains/restaurants. Habal-habal driving is also very common source of income for
men in the barangay. Online selling is an emerging industry that residents do nowadays.

G. GENDER ROLES MATRIX

Table 3. 2 Gender Roles Matrix
Gender Roles Matrix
Activities Undertaken by Men Activities Undertaken by Women
Productive Reproductive Productive Reproductive

Farming Cooking Livestock Raising Bearing A Child
Carpentry Babysitting Online Selling Breastfeeding
Construction Works Vegetable Pastry Making Cooking
Gardening
Driving For Hire Fetching Water Teaching Babysitting
Livestock Raising Backyard Farming Vegetable
Gardening Gardening
Hair Cutting Educating Working Abroad (Ofw) Fetching Water
Children
Customer Service Washing Clothes Customer Service Backyard
Gardening
Selling Of RTWs Washing Dishes Selling Of RTWs Educating
Children
Working Abroad Selling Of Snacks, Cooked Food Washing Clothes
(OFW)
Teaching Working As House Helper (Nanny, Washing Dishes
All-Around House helper)
Working As House
Helper / Laborer
The table shows the activities that those men and women in the community undertake.
It can be observed on the reproductive type of activities, men and women have a common
denominator, aside from breastfeeding and bearing a child which is solely women can do.
Same with the productive type of activities, men and women equally undertake these roles as
a source of income and to provide food for the family.

H. GENDER AND ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORICAL TRANSECT

Table 3. 3 Gender and Environmental Historical Transect
GENDER AND ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORICAL TRANSECT
Sector Before Now Reason
Environment Trees were abundant in Heat index is high Climate change brought
the community; high especially at by illegal environmental
temperature was not noontime, because activities such as illegal
really felt because there were no trees logging, burning of
there were trees that that will protect us plastic waste etc.
shades us from the from the heat of the
strong heat of the sun sun.
River on the boundary Water quality on the Used as dumping area for
between Brgy. Piloro river is poor, not animal waste (pigs),
& Tigbao is clean and suitable for laundry bathing area for carabaos
water quality is still and taking bath. of farmers.
good for daily
activities such as
washing clothes and
taking a bath.
Vegetables and fruit Few to no vegetable Lands are being
bearing trees are gardens and fruit converted as breeding
abundant in the bearing trees are area for fighting cocks
community observed and other purposes
Gender Roles Men took the Men and women Nowadays, finding a
responsibility as the share the work is not solely
sole provider for the responsibility on intended for men there
family while women providing for the are jobs that women can
stay at home to do family, equality in also do like farming,
household chores and all aspects is being construction works, etc.
take care of their kids. observed.
Women are Women especially Changing fashion style
conservative when it teenagers are more for this generation,
comes to fashion, they liberated when it women are more aware of
prefer long pants, comes to fashion, their freedom when it
sleeves, and skirts. they prefer short and comes to fashion and
comfortable human rights itself.
clothing.
Being appointed and Women can engage Equality is also observed
elected as barangay in politics, in the political arena.
official is solely specifically in
intended for men barangay.
Peace and Rebel groups can be Community is safe Armed forces of the
Order seen roaming around from the attack of Philippines and the

the community, rebel groups. Philippine National

residents do not feel Police is ensuring the
safe. safety and security of the
community.
Curfew is being Minors can be seen Not monitored by parents,
implemented especially roaming around minors are liberated and
at night to avoid even at midnight, hard-headed
untoward incidents and some cases of
to assure the security of
violent brawl among
the community them are being
observed.
Residents were easily Residents are not Residents have more
affected by information easily affected by access to verifiable
about security threats, security threats in information such as tv,
eventually panic the barangay or the radio and online.
without concrete basis country as a whole
Poverty Poverty is deeply felt, Poverty is not really Government, specifically
some experienced felt that much. the DSWD, allocated
famine or food crisis. Almost all families funds to alleviate the
can eat three meals a poverty that is felt by the
day. community like the 4p's
program, educational
assistance for students
and livelihood assistance.
Residents choose to go Residents are given There are more business
in manila, to look for opportunity to work establishments that
jobs and greener in the town center or opened in the town and
pasture. the barangay itself the barangay.
School-aged residents School-aged Educational assistance,
are not motivated to go residents that is scholarships and free
to school, OSY number currently studying education offered by the
is high increased in number government.
The table shows the gender environment and historical transect of the barangay. On
the environment sector, it can be observed that trees were abundant before and the
temperature was not that hot compared to these days wherein trees present in the community
decreased in number and heat index is high. Climate change and environment malpractice are
some of the reasons to this unpredictable weather phenomenon.
On the gender roles, before men took the sole responsibility for providing food for
the family, women were more conservative and composed which is very opposite of today’s
generation. Men and women share the responsibility of providing for the family, women are
more liberated and comfortable when it comes to fashion because it is their basic human right
to begin with.
On the peace and order aspect, rebel groups can be observed roaming around and
compromising the safety of the community before, on the contrary peace and order is evident
today, a big thanks to AFP and PNP for maintaining the safety of the barangay through their

untiring efforts. Poverty is really evident before, some experienced famine because of lack of
food source. Now, with the help of the local government through its programs and assistance
to underprivileged sector. They were able to alleviate the condition of the constituents.
I. CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS AND IMPACTS PER SECTOR
Table 3.4. 1 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Social Sector

SOCIAL
Climate
Primary Impact Secondary Impact
Events
Students will not be able to attend
their classes and employees will not
Flooding Roads will be submerged in water
be able to go to their work because
of flooded roads.
Some residents will suffer from heat
exhaustion, some of their illness will
El Nino Increased Heat Index
be triggered such as stroke, high
blood pressure, etc.
Students from nearby barangay will

Abnormal rise of water level on river
La Nina not be able to attend school because
and streams
rivers/bridge is not passable.
Table 3.4. 2 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Economic Sector

ECONOMIC
Climate
Events
Farmers' livelihood will be affected because their
Flooded roads,
crops will be submerged in water, mobile vendors
Flooding farmlands, and
will not be able to sell their products. Moreover,
rivers
low to no income is expected.
Insufficient water for crops and farm animals that

Drought on
El Nino may affect the crops and life of farm animals and
farmlands
farmers
Flooded roads, Crops will not be suitable to consume or will not

La Nina farmlands, and be sold because the quality is already
rivers compromised
Table 3.4. 3 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Environment Sector
ENVIRONMENT

Climate
Events
Untidy surroundings will be

Fallen trees and its debris on the
evident. There will be scarcity of
Flooding surroundings and other vegetations will
fruits and vegetables in the
be submerged in flood.
community
Grasslands and other vegetation
El Nino Deteriorated vegetation
can be observed to be dry
Trees and other vegetation will be
La Nina Flooded areas
submerged in water
Table 3.4. 4 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Infrastructure Sector

INFRASTRUCTURE
Climate
Events
Roads will be submerged in Inconvenient transportation, some areas will
Flooding
water not be passable
Some commuters/drivers will suffer from heat
exhaustion, some of their illness will be
El Nino Inconvenient transportation
triggered such as stroke, high blood pressure,
etc.
La Nina Flooded roads, bridge Roads and bridge will not be passable
Table 3.4. 5 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Institutional Sector

INSTITUTIONAL
Climate
Events
Learning materials such as books, modules
Classrooms and other learning will be submerged in water. Due to these
Flooding facilities in the school will be unfortunate events, classes will be
damaged or devastated. suspended and learning process among the
students will also be affected
Teachers and students will suffer from heat
exhaustion, some of their illness will be
El Nino Increased Heat Index
triggered such as stroke, high blood
pressure, etc.
Teacher and students will not be able to
La Nina Flooded roads, bridge attend school because roads and bridge is
not passable.

J. SEASONALITY CALENDAR
Table 3. 4 Seasonality Calendar
JUNE
JULY
SEPT
MAR
MAY
AUG
NOV
OCT
DEC
APR
JAN
FEB
MONTHS
WEATHER
LIVELIHOOD
FARMING CROPS
RICE
SUGARCANE
COCONUT (COPRA)
CORN
CASSAVA
BANANA
SWEET POTATO
VENDING
POULTRY
LIVESTOCK
MOTORCYCLE DRIVING
(HABAL-HABAL)
HEALTH
JUNE
JULY
SEPT
MAR
MAY
AUG
NOV
OCT
DEC
APR
JAN
FEB
MONTHS
SORE EYES
FEVER SEASON
FLU AND COLD
SKIN DISEASES
ASTHMA
MEASLES (TIGDAS)
DENGUE
DIARRHEA (URO-URO)
FESTIVES AND CELEBRATIONS
JUNE
JULY
SEPT
MAR
MAY
AUG
NOV
OCT
DEC
APR
JAN
FEB
MONTHS
NEW YEAR
CHRISTMAS
RECOGNITION DAY/ GRADUATION
DAY
NATIONAL CHILDRENS MONTH
WOMEN'S MONTH
PRIDE MONTH
NUTRITION DAY
BUWAN NG WIKA
JUNE
JULY
SEPT
MAR
MAY
AUG
NOV
OCT
DEC
APR
JAN
FEB
MONTHS

LENTEN SEASON
INDEPENDENCE DAY
CARIGARA FOUNDING
ANNIVERSARY
FLORES DE MAYO
MOTHER’S DAY
FATHER’S DAY
INDEPENDENCE DAY
ALL SAINT’S DAY
ALL SOUL’S DAY
FIRE PREVENTION MONTH
BARANGAY FIESTA
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS MONTH
The seasonality calendar of Barangay Tigbao shows the different crops, weather,
illnesses, and celebrations occurred every month. High temperature is expected during the
months of March to May while rainy season starts in June. However, unpredictable weather is
very evident, it could mainly be attributed to climate change.
Farming is the main source of income of the residents. Different types of crops are
being planted every month. Season of crops or its availability varies. However, crops such as
corn, sweet potato, cassava can be harvested every month depending on the time they were
planted. Barangay residents also engage in livestock raising (pigs, poultry animals, goat,
carabao) and vending (food, sari-sari store, piso-wifi, etc.) as a source of income. Working
age male residents usually work as motorcycle (habal-habal) driver which is a vital means of
transportation in the barangay.
On the illnesses that are evident in the community, sore eyes and measles are
expected to increase in number during summer season. Fever, cough and colds, flu, dengue,
and diarrhea may record cases even in summer or rainy season. Different festivals and
celebration celebrated in the country is also being observed in the barangay. To highlight the
celebration of bounty harvest of crops and surviving the whole year, the barangay celebrates
its barrio fiesta in honor of San Isidro Labrador every 16th day of June.
K. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
Table 3.5 1 Problem Identification on Social Sector
Observation and Related Issues or Problems Possible Solution

Findings (Sectoral) (Issues and Concerns)

SOCIAL SECTOR
Allocate budget on the said project
Lack of funds for the said project
on the budget deliberation
No emergency vehicle that will
Procurement of emergency vehicle
transport emergency cases to the
for the barangay
Lack of health facilities nearest hospital
and equipment Some health checkups will not be
catered like blood pressure check, Procure two or more blood pressure
provision of vitamins and kits and provision of vitamins and
medicine for common diseases medicines
like fever, flu, cough, etc.
Conduct feeding program for those
Poor immune system of children malnourished children, Mondays-
Fridays.
Underweight children Monitor their weight every week
Parents do not have a source of Give livelihood assistance to the
income parents of these children
Presence of Distribute seedlings to the
malnourished children community and require every
Unhealthy foods prepared by household especially those who are
parents beneficiaries of 4p's program of
DSWD to have a vegetable garden
on their backyards.
Orientation on the importance of
Poor performance in school
proper nutrition to the community
Allocate budget on the said project
Lack of funds for the said project
on the budget deliberation
Lack of health
Health services needed by senior
services for senior
citizens will not be catered like Provision of vitamins and
citizen like medicine
provision of vitamins and maintenance medicines
maintenance medicine.
Not all HH have the financial
Provision of toilet bowls to all
capacity to construct sanitary
households without sanitary toilets
toilets
Lack of sanitary toilet
Improper human waste disposal
Orientation on proper sanitation and
Possible conflicts among
its importance
neighbors because of this concern
Youth may be involved in illegal Educational assistance to indigent
drugs and out of school youth
Increase in theft cases in the Anti-drug and early parenthood
barangay awareness campaign
Absence of programs Involvement in gang conflicts Youth organization formulation
for vulnerable sectors
Awareness campaign on gender
equality and women protection
Increase in number of OSY Procurement of sports equipment
for basketball, volleyball, chess,
badminton etc.
Not all the constituents Information dissemination is not
Procurement of public address
of the barangay actively addressed widely on all corners of
system, and projector
participate in all the barangay
programs and activities, Dilapidated public address system Creation of official social media

No official social media pages

(Facebook) that can be used on pages of the barangay for info.
information dissemination and Dissemination
public advisories.
No covered court that can be used
as venue on barangay assemblies Construction of covered court
and other important gatherings
Lack of funds for the said project Procurement of Day Care center
Lack of Day Care Poor performance in school of day facilities and equipment (tables,
center facilities and care pupils chairs, cabinets, blackboard, printer,
equipment computer, television set, sound
Ineffective teaching method of
system, and electric fans
day care worker
Rampant theft cases may occur in
the community Capacity Development for
Unsafe community especially Barangay Tanod/Police
Lack of barangay tanod during nighttime
visibility, lack of IEC. Boost the morale of the barangay
Lack of Tanod paraphernalia tanods in serving the community by
needed by the barangay tanods providing all their needed tanod
paraphernalia
Lack of funds for the said project Procurement of reading center
No information/ reading Insufficient source of learning and facilities and equipment (computer
center established, not a research tools especially for sets, printer, wi-fi, books, and other
priority project underprivileged students/learners reading materials, tables, chairs,
of the community and electric fan)
Table 3.5 2 Problem Identification on Economic Sector

ECONOMIC SECTOR
Observation and Related Issues or Problems
Possible Solution
Findings (Sectoral) (Issues and Concerns)
Training on "kalamay" management
and production
Lack of employment
Establishment of standard "kalamay"
opportunities available in the
production facility
community
Procurement of land for the "kalamay"
production facility
Lack of information and Training workshop on Cassava Value
education on livelihood programs Chain
High unemployment
Some may resort to illegal ways
rate Procurement of Cassava Processing
to earn money such as theft and
equipment
illegal drug trade
Will not be able to provide food
Training on poultry management and
for the family and children will
production
not be able to go to school
Establishment of poultry house
Procurement of land for the Poultry
house, chickens, and ducks
Low agricultural Financial assistance to all barangay
Lack of agricultural equipment,
production output farmer associations
Lack of farm inputs Training workshop of all members of
barangay farmer associations on

agricultural production
Procurement of agricultural equipment
and farm inputs (tractor, truck,
Lack of training
seedlings, fertilizers, and other farm
facilities)
Low income for our farmers Establishment of satellite market
Appointment of 1 satellite market
Some will not engage in farming
personnel
because of so many issues related
Training for satellite market
from planting to harvesting.
management
Table 3.5 3 Problem Identification on Environmental Sector

ENVIRONMENT SECTOR
Observation and
Related Issues or Problems (Issues and
Findings Possible Solution
Concerns)
(Sectoral)
Lack of information in terms of proper waste
Construction of MRF
segregation and disposal
Conflicts may occur among neighbors Training of Technical
because of lack of discipline on waste requirements on
disposal establishment of MRF
Orientation on proper waste
Diseases will emerge that will affect the
segregation, disposal, and
community
management
Negligence when it comes to waste disposal Procurement of SWM
will be evident vehicle
Improper waste
Appointment of 2 solid
segregation and
Lack of support of community waste management
disposal
personnel/ garbage collector
Training workshop on
SWMP formulation
Establishment of compost pit
per household
No schedule for garbage collection Ordinance on stray animals
Conduct monthly road
clearing and clean up drive
Provide waste bins in every
zone
Lack of initiatives Tree planting activity
Lack of funds to procure seedlings Procurement of seedlings
No reforestation
Allocate budget on the said
programs
Not a priority project project on the budget
deliberation
Table 3.5 4 Problem Identification on Infrastructure Sector

INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
No drainage canals Allocate budget on the said project on
Lack of funds
the budget deliberation
Serious flooding during heavy Formulate resolution requesting
downpour of rain financial assistance from the PLGU for

the construction of drainage canals

Transportation will be affected
when roads are flooded
Presence of water borne diseases Community participation
and skin diseases brought by
flooded roads
Lack of funds for the said project Construction of evacuation center
No resilient place available to
evacuate by families with houses
made from light materials during
No evacuation
the devastation of a strong Procurement of facilities and equipment
center, facilities,
typhoon for evacuation center (bed, kitchen
and equipment
Casualties may be recorded if wares, and early warning devices)
these families are not able to
evacuate to safe place during
typhoon.
Establishment of electrical post and
Lack of funds
procurement of electrical materials
Not all HH have the financial
capacity to install electrical
Not all households connection to their houses.
have supply of Students will not be able to do Resolution asking assistance to the
electricity their homework properly at National Electrification Agency for the
night. free electricity installation
Fire may occur because of
lighted candles or lamps left
unattended.
Lack of funds for the said project Construction of resilient covered court
No proper venue for barangay
Resolution requesting for financial
activities such as barangay
assistance on the construction of
assembly, vesper night, meetings
covered court from the PLGU/ Office
organized by MLGU and NGO'S,
No covered court the Congresswoman
etc.
Procurement of sound system, lightings
Inconvenient playing area for
needed for barangay assembly and other
basketball, volleyball, and other
important gatherings in the covered
sports activities
court
Repair of damaged barangay roads and
Lack of funds for the said project construction of another lane farm to
market road (boundary to boundary)
Accidents may occur because of
Construction of road for Sitio Kabatoan
Damaged barangay damaged roads
roads Resolution requesting for financial
assistance on the repair of damaged
Drivers and commuters are
barangay roads and construction of
uncomfortable during their travel
another lane farm to market road
(boundary to boundary) from the PLGU
No SK Hall Lack of funds for the said project Construction of SK hall
SK chairman and kagawads do Procurement of SK hall equipment and
not have proper venue for their facilities (laptop, printer, electric fans,
meetings and other office supplies)
SK council will not be able to
practice independence when it
comes to formulating programs

for the youth of the barangay.

No water supply facility like
Installation of water supply system in
common faucet available in the
the community.
community.
Lack of potable
Resolution asking assistance to the
water supply and
Water borne diseases brought by MCWD for the installation of water
maintenance for
unsafe source of drinking water connection to the residents of the
every household.
barangay.
Scarce water source during Orientation on the proper usage and
drought season conservation of water resources.
Lack of funds for the said project Construction of waiting shed
No available waiting area for Resolution requesting for financial
Lack of waiting
commuters especially during the assistance on the construction of waiting
shed
heavy downpour of rain and sheds on the important points in the
strong heat of the sun barangay from the PLGU
Lack of funds for the said project Construction of an Information Center
No information/ Insufficient source of learning Resolution requesting for financial
reading center and research tools especially for assistance on the construction of
established, underprivileged students/learners information/ reading center from the
of the community PLGU
Table 3.5 5 Problem Identification on Institutional Sector

INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR
Lack of training and
Leadership and Management
workshops of the barangay
training workshop
officials
Barangay officials will not be Elect competent and honest
able to do their job properly barangay officials
Lack of competence of the

Projects will not be
barangay officials
implemented swiftly Resolution requesting MLGU to
conduct leadership and
management training workshop to
all barangay officials
Unverifiable and not
transparent disclosure of data
on full disclosure policy board
of the barangay.
Lack of capacity Procurement of equipment for the
development of the barangay hall (tables, chairs,
barangay officials, lack of Lack of funds cabinets, air condition, and tv,
materials in the barangay sound system, computers,
hall printers.)
Comply with all the needed
Good governance will not be
requirements for the seal of good
observed
local good governance.
Not compliant on the seal of Capacity development training for
good local governance barangay officials
Will not be able to perform the
services needed by the
community in the barangay

hall
No participation of
representatives of CSOs.
No coordination on the
Lack of CSO linkages CSO linkages
programs that will help the
community and members of
the CSOs.
Incapacitated Katarungang
Pambarangay
Disputes presented will not be
Capacity development for the
Lack of training for solved properly
Katarungang Pambarangay in
Katarungang Pambarangay Trust of the community to the solving disputes
credibility of the Katarungang
Pambarangay will be put into
question.
In the problems identified table, different issues and insufficiencies were identified in
the barangay in social, environmental, infrastructure, economic and institutional sector. It
includes malnourished children, lack of sanitary toilets, not fully functional health services.
On the infrastructure sector, no drainage canal is the very common concern among the
residents especially those who live near the provincial road aside from it is dilapidated, it is
easily submerged in flood even during light downpour of rain. No established covered court
is also an important project that the residents want to be realized. It is very essential during
important meetings like the barangay assembly.
On the economic sector, boosting the industry of “kalamay” production would be an
opportunity for the barangay to be known not just in Carigara but the whole of Eastern
Visayas, it will also give source of income for the residents. Institutional sector that may be
attributed to the BLGU, has the main responsibility in governing the community. It can be
inferred that there is no perfect government or public official as may say. However, choosing
the right leader and officials is the sole responsibility of the voters themselves.
The BLGU and the community is very optimistic that these problems and
insufficiencies in the barangay will be solved or alleviated in the next three years.
L. RANKING AND PRIORITIZATION

Table 3.6. 1 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Social Sector
SOCIAL SECTOR

IMPORTANCE
MAGNITUDE
DOABILITY
URGENCY
Total
Community Issue of Problem
Score
Lack of health facilities 5 5 5 4 19
Presence of malnourished children 5 5 5 5 20
Lack of health services for senior citizen

4 3 5 4 16
like medicine
Lack of sanitary toilet 5 5 5 5 20
Absence of programs for vulnerable
4 5 5 4 18
sectors
Not all the constituents of the barangay
actively participate in all programs and 3 5 5 4 17
activities.
Lack of Day Care Center facilities and
3 2 5 4 14
equipment
Lack of barangay tanod visibility. 4 5 5 4 18
No information/ reading center

3 2 5 3 13
established
Table 3.6. 2 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Economic Sector

ECONOMIC SECTOR
IMPORTANCE
MAGNITUDE
DOABILITY
URGENCY
Total
Score
Unemployment 5 5 5 4 19
Lack of agricultural equipment, farm

4 4 5 4 17
inputs
Table 3.6. 3 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Environmental Sector
ENVIRONMENT SECTOR

IMPORTANCE
MAGNITUDE
DOABILITY
URGENCY
Total
Score
Improper solid waste management 4 5 5 5 19
Lack of initiatives and funds to procure

3 3 5 3 14
seedlings for tree planting activity
Table 3.6. 4 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Infrastructure Sector

INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
IMPORTANCE
MAGNITUDE
DOABILITY
URGENCY
Total
Score
No drainage canals 5 5 5 4 19
No evacuation center, facilities, and
3 5 5 3 16
equipment
Not all households have supply
4 3 5 3 15
electricity
No covered court 4 5 5 3 17
Damaged barangay roads 4 5 5 4 18
No SK Hall 4 2 5 4 15
Lack of potable water supply and
5 5 5 2 16
maintenance for every household.
Lack of waiting shed 3 4 5 3 15
No information/ reading center
4 3 5 4 14
established,
Table 3.6. 5 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Institutional Sector

INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR

IMPORTANCE
MAGNITUDE
DOABILITY
URGENCY
Total
Score
Lack of training and workshops of the

4 5 5 5 19
barangay officials
Lack of capacity development of the
barangay officials, lack of materials in 5 4 5 4 18
the barangay hall
Lack of CSO linkages 4 4 5 4 17
Lack of training for Katarungang
4 3 5 4 16
Pambarangay
The tables show the ranking and prioritization of problems that the barangay council
deliberated. Issues that based on their views really need much attention and can be solved
with the joint efforts. They based their scoring from 5 as the highest and 1 as lowest, they
based their score on the urgency, magnitude, importance and doability of the said problem.
The problems from the social, environmental, infrastructure, economic and institutional
sector were ranked, and the most important issues were chosen.
Presence of malnourished children and lack of sanitary toilet got the perfect score of
20 and tied as rank 1 among the social sector issues followed by lack of health facilities.On
the economic sector, unemployment is the main concern that the council believed to need an
immediate intervention. They pointed out other issues that might result from this sole
problem.
Improper solid waste management is an environmental problem that the barangay is
also facing right now. No drainage canal and lack of potable water source tied as the main
problems in the infrastructure sector. Lack of training, capacity development for barangay
officials and lack of office supplies and other equipment are main issues in the institutional
sector.
M. PROBLEM TREE

I. Social Sector
Many will ask if what is

BLGU’s measures to stop the
increasing number of
Failure or possible malnourished children
Prone to different
drop-out in school
type of illnesses
Reflects on the performance

Poor performance in of the BLGU when it comes
school to mitigating the said
Poor immune
problem
system
EFFECTS
PRESENCE OF
CORE PROBLEM
MALNOURISHED
CHILDREN
Unhealthy lifestyle Lack of funds

allocated for
Parents of these children do feeding program
CAUSES
not have a stable source of
income
Parents are not
knowledgeable on the
proper nutrition for Seldom to no schedule of
their children feeding programs to these
They were not able to
children.
buy food for the family
because of financial
constraints.
The problem tree of about the presence of malnourished children shows the causes
such as unhealthy lifestyle because parents are not knowledgeable on proper nutrition,
parents do not have a stable source of income and they were not able to provide food for the
family. Lack of funds for feeding program is also viewed as one of the causes of presence of
malnourished children.
The effects of these actions may lead to poor immune system that may lead to
different types of illnesses, poor performance in school that can also lead to drop-out cases to
increase and may also reflect on the performance of the BLGU in mitigating the said concern.
Worsen the case of the

patient/victim that may lead to
death

Different types of
Situation will
diseases will increase in
worsen and may
no. of cases
lead to death
Emergency situations like road

Poor health accidents, pregnant women going
conditions of the to give birth will not be
Medical needs of the immediately brought to the nearest
community will not be residents
hospital.
catered
EFFECTS
Lack of health
CORE PROBLEM facilities and
equipment
Lack of funds for Lack of initiatives to ask

the said project assistance for the procurement
of needed facilities and
CAUSES equipment
Not a priority project
Funds are redirected to

other projects in the
barangay. The barangay will not be
Budget allocation is too prioritized on medical
low to procure needed assistance by the PLGU and
facilities and other govt. agencies
equipment.
This problem tree on the lack of health facilities and equipment shows how complex
the problem in health of the barangay. The main cause of this problem is lack funds needed to
procure the said equipment and improve the facilities. If left unattended, basic health
concerns of the residents and accidents like those in the road and pregnant women giving
birth will not immediately brought to the nearest hospital.
The BLGU is very optimistic that this problem of the barangay will be resolved, and
proposed health projects will be realized with the joint efforts of the local government and
private sectors.
May bring chaos to the

community brought by this
simple problem
Flies and other

Demand for medical
insects will
attention will increase
increase in
number
Conflicts may arise among

Diseases brought by neighbors because of the
poor sanitation will foul odor brought by poor
Improper human increase in number sanitation
waste disposal
EFFECTS
CORE PROBLEM Lack of sanitary

toilets
Not all HH are

capable to construct
their own sanitary
toilet Not a priority
project
CAUSES Lack of funds for the said
project
Needed materials for
the construction is
expensive, income is Budget allocation is to low
just enough to buy food to procure needed facilities
for the family Funds are redirected to and equipment.
other projects in the
barangay.
The problem tree on lack of sanitary toilet shows that financial constraints and lack
of funds are the main cause why there are still households that do not have sanitary toilets.
The effect that it may imply to the community is that improper human waste
disposal will be evident in the community that will lead to the increase in number of flies and
other insects that may bring different types of illnesses. It may also lead to conflicts and
chaos among neighbors because of the foul odor brought by poor sanitation.
Efforts had been done to solve this problem. The BLGU is very hopeful that all
households will have their own constructed sanitary toilets.

II. Economic Sector
Will go to manila or other

Other cases like places for greener pasture
Residents will feel
rape/murder might
unsecure for their
increase
properties
Use and trade of illegal Students/learners will be

drugs will increase forced to stop attending
Theft cases may school
increase
EFFECTS
High
CORE PROBLEM Unemployment
rate
Lack of job
opportunities in the
community Natural resources in
the barangay are not
streamlined
CAUSES Lack of livelihood
programs
Job mismatch,
irrelevant experience, Lack of coordination to
and educ. attainment MLGU/PLGU and private
Lack of coordination to sectors
MLGU/PLGU
CSO’s/NGO’s
The problem tree in the economic sector focuses mainly on the high unemployment
rate. The causes of this are, lack of job opportunities in the community which can be
attributed to job mismatch, unfit job experience and educational attainment. Lack of
livelihood programs and not streamlined natural resources are also the reasons viewed on this
core economic problem in the barangay that remains a reason for high unemployment rate
because of lack coordination to MLGU/PLGU, CSOs/NGOs.
In effect, high unemployment rate will result to, theft cases, use and trade of illegal
drugs, students/learners drop-out rate to increase in number. These effects will also result to
other issues that may worsen the problem of high unemployment rate.

Farmers will go to Manila or

other places to look for another
Not enough Food crisis will be job and greener pasture
money to buy experienced
food
Low to no food for the Farmers will be discouraged

family to engage in farming
Low income for
the farmers
EFFECTS
CORE PROBLEM Low Agricultural

production
Lack of agricultural
equipment
Lack of coordination to
DA and CSOs/NGOs
concerned to this sector
CAUSES
Lack of farm inputs
Lack of funds to
procure agricultural
DA, CSOs/NGOs will not be
equipment
able to extend their help in
Lack of funds to the realizations of the
procure farm inputs programs for the
agricultural sector.
The problem tree on low agricultural production shows that lack of agricultural
equipment, farm inputs are main causes of the problem which can be attributed to lack of
funds to procure the said equipment and inputs. Lack of coordination to DA and CSOs/NGOs
concerned to agricultural sector is also viewed cause of this problem.
The effects forecasted are really worth the attention and intervention of concerned
entities includes low income for the farmers, low to no food for the family which will result
to food crisis. Farmers will also be discouraged to engage in farming because of lack or low
agricultural production that may lead to exodus of these farmers to Manila and other places to
look for another job such as construction works and try their luck for greener pasture.

III. Infrastructure Sector
Health conditions of
Cases of water
residents will be
borne diseases Inconvenience
affected
will increase
Scarcity of water source HH chores that need water

Residents will depend during drought season will be affected
on unsafe source of
potable water
EFFECTS
CORE PROBLEM Lack of potable

water source
Lack of funds for the

said project
Not a priority
project
Lack of coordination for
CAUSES
assistance from the
MCWD/PLGU for the
realization of the said
Barangay fund is not
project.
enough to procure
construction materials Funds are diverted to other
needed. The barangay will not important projects
be prioritized on the
assistance by MCWD/
PLGU for the
project
The problem tree on lack of potable water source really boils down to lack of funds
and coordination to related agencies, allocated funds are diverted to other important projects
such as road concreting.
Lack of potable water source will result to scarcity of water source especially during
drought season for majority of the HH in the barangay depend on deep well as a source of
water. Residents will also depend on unsafe and unclean source of water that may lead to the
increase of water-borne diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, typhoid fever etc.

Health conditions of
Houses on low lying
residents will be Works and studies of
areas will also be
affected residents will be affected
submerged in floods
Diseases caused by Transportation within the

Flooding of roads is floods will emerge community and nearby
expected during heavy barangays will be affected
downpour rain
EFFECTS
CORE PROBLEM No drainage

canals

said project
Residents do not give
way for the construction
of said project
CAUSES Lack of coordination for
assistance from
MLGU/PLGU, CSOs/NGOs
for the realization of the said
There are other priority project.
projects Their properties will be
affected/demolished if the
construction of drainage
MLGUs/PLGU, canals will be pursued.
CSOs/NGOs will not be
able to extend their help in
the realization of the
construction of drainage
canals
The problem tree on lack of drainage canals in the barangay can be attributed to lack
of funds and coordination to concerned agencies that will help in the realization of the said
project.
One reason why drainage canals are still not built, it is because there is a required
distance from the barangay road that is required before the said construction took place.
Unfortunately, some houses along the road will be affected because some parts of their
properties will be demolished. Residents are still not open to this idea up until today.

IV. Institutional Sector
Slow to no
progress of the Constituents will suffer Not compliant on the
barangay in all seal of good governance
aspects
Unverifiable and not

Projects will not be transparent disclosure of
Barangay officials will implemented swiftly data on full disclosure policy
not be able to do their board of the barangay.
job properly
EFFECTS
Lack of
CORE PROBLEM competence of
barangay officials
Lack of training-
workshop of brgy.
officials
Constituents who
elected these officials
CAUSES
Lack of drive for public
service
The problem tree about the lack of competence of the barangay officials is mainly
attributed to lack of training-workshop, capacity development, lack of drive for public service
or political will.
In effect, slow to no progress of the barangay in all aspect, projects will not be
implemented swiftly, unverifiable, and not transparent disclosure of data on full disclosure
policy board of the barangay which will classify the barangay into a not compliant barangay
on the seal of good local governance.

Assistance from the

Complaints from
MLGU/PLGU will be Brgy. Officials will be held
the residents will
delayed accountable in this mishap
arise
Will not be able to Not able to comply with Not compliant on the seal of
perform the services the paper works, needed good governance
needed by the community by MLGU, etc.
in the barangay hall
EFFECTS
Lack of office
CORE PROBLEM
equipment in the
BRGY. hall

said project
Not a priority project
CAUSES Lack of coordination for

assistance from
MLGU/PLGU, for the
Barangay fund is not realization of the said
enough to procure project.
office
equipment/materials Funds are diverted to other
needed important projects
MLGUs/PLGU, will not be
able to prioritize the
barangay on the
project
The problem tree on the lack of office equipment/materials in the barangay hall is
mainly attributed to lack of funds and in effect, services needed by the community such as
barangay clearance issuance, certificate of indigency will be halted.

V. Environmental Sector
Immune system of the Will carry diseases to the

Poor state of residents that may affect
residents will be
cleanliness in the their health
compromised
community
Air quality will be Flies and other garbage

Pieces of trash will be compromised thriving insects will increase
evident in different areas in number
of the community
EFFECTS
CORE PROBLEM Improper Solid

Waste Management
Lack of established
MRF
said project
CAUSES
Lack of information
dissemination campaign to
residents
Lack of initiatives from
the BLGU
Funds are diverted to other
projects
Not conducting orientation

on proper solid waste
management
The problem tree on improper solid waste management shows that lack of
established MRF because of lack of initiatives from the BLGU, lack of information
dissemination because BLGU is not conducting orientation on proper solid waste
management, lack of funds for the said problem because funds are diverted to other projects
are the main causes why the problem exists.
The result of this problem will compromise the air quality in the barangay that will
eventually affect the immune system of the residents, flies and other garbage thriving insects
will increase in number that might carry diseases that will also affect the health of the
residents, pieces of trash will also be evident in the community that will lead to poor state of
cleanliness of the community.

N. OBJECTIVE TREE
I. Social Sector
No record of dropouts Community will praise the

Not prone to efforts of the BLGU
in school
sickness
Good performance in Responsive BLGU in

school mitigating the said problem
Robust immune system
ENDS
Zero number of
CORE OBJECTIVE malnourished children
by 2024-2025
Healthy lifestyle
Enough funds for feeding
programs
MEANS
Stable source of income of
parents
Parents are
knowledgeable on
proper nutrition for
their children Regular schedule of feeding
program
Able to provide nutritious

food for the family
The objective tree of the barangay to achieve zero number of malnourished children
by 2023-2025 will be realized if, parents practice healthy lifestyle by being knowledgeable on
proper nutrition for their children which can be done by establishing backyard garden, parents
of these children have stable source of income for them to have the capacity to provide for
their family and there is enough and regular schedule feeding program for these children.
If all these efforts will be realized, these children will have robust immune system
and they will not be prone to sickness, good performance in school that will result to no
record of dropouts. All of these can be done if the BLGU is responsive in mitigating the said
problem.

Serious medical
Different types of
cases can be Saved lives
diseases will decrease in
apprehended and be
number
brought to the
nearest hospital
Good health condition of Emergency cases can

the residents in the immediately be brought to
Medical needs of the
barangay the nearest hospital
community will be catered
ENDS
Functional and fully

CORE OBJECTIVE
equipped health
center by 2024-2025
Enough funds for

the said project Passed a resolution asking
for assistance from the
PLGU on the realization of
MEANS the said project
Priority project
Fully intended budget

for the said project The barangay will be
prioritized on the assistance
from the PLGU and other
agencies
Allocated budget is enough
to procure needed
equipment/materials
The objective tree of the barangay when it comes to the health sector is, to have
functional and fully equipped health center by 2024-2025. It can be attained if there is enough
fund to procure needed equipment/supplies such as maintenance medicine for senior citizen
and vulnerable health condition. It should be a priority project and funds intended for it will
not be diverted to other projects. Passed a resolution asking from the PLGU on the realization
of the said project and should be followed-up during the process so that the barangay will be
prioritized on the allocation of the said assistance.
If a functional and fully equipped health center will be realized, medical illnesses of
the community will be catered and serious medical cases can be brought to the nearest
hospital, good health condition of the residents in the barangay that will result in the decrease
or eradication of cases of different types of illnesses. Emergency cases can immediately be
brought to the nearest hospital and through thus effort lives can be saved from danger and
death.

Flies and other Demand for medical

disease-causing attention will decrease Peaceful community
pests will decrease in number
in number
Diseases brought by No conflicts among

Proper sanitation/ human poor sanitation will neighborhood will occur
waste disposal decrease in number
ENDS
CORE OBJECTIVE All HH have sanitary

toilets by 2024-2025
All HH are capable

to construct their
own sanitary toilets
A priority project.
MEANS
Enough funds for
the said project
Have enough money for
the construction of
sanitary toilet Budget allocation is enough
to procure needed
equipment and materials.
Funds are not redirected

to other projects in the
barangay
The objective of the barangay to have achieve a hundred percent household that
have a sanitary toilet can be achieved if these households are capable financially to construct
their own sanitary toilet, with the help of the BLGU given if the allocated fund is enough to
procure needed construction materials and it will not be redirected to other projects. This can
also be realized with the cooperation of the PLGU and other non-government organizations.
If all the households have their own established sanitary toilets, proper sanitation or
proper human waste disposal will be attained, diseases brought by poor sanitation will
decrease in number that will result to the demand for medical attention to also decrease, flies
and other disease-causing pests will be expected to decrease in number. And lastly, if the
project will be achieved, a peaceful and harmonious neighborhood will be evident.

II. Environmental Sector
Cleanliness in the Peaceful community

Immune system
community will be
evident
Air quality will not be Flies and other garbage

Pieces of trash will not be compromised thriving insects will not
evident in different areas increase in number
of the community
ENDS
Residents practice proper

CORE OBJECTIVE
waste segregation by 2024-
2025
Fully established
MRF
Enough funds for the said
project
MEANS
Enough information
dissemination
campaign to residents
Initiatives from the
BLGU
Funds are not diverted to
Funds are not redirected other projects
barangay
The objective of the barangay in the environmental sector primarily focuses on,
residents practice proper waste segregation by 2024-2025. It will be attained if there will be
an established Material Recovery Facility (MRF) initiated by the BLGU, enough information
dissemination campaign to residents and fund for this campaign will not be redirected to
other projects, enough funds for all the efforts on this project should also be expected.
If the said objective will be realized, pieces of trash will not be evident in different
areas of the barangay which will result to an evident cleanliness in the community, air quality
will not be compromised and immune system of residents will also not be compromised, flies
and other garbage thriving insects or pests will not increase in number and they will not be
able to carry diseases that may affect the health of the residents.

III. Economic Sector
Residents will feel Other cases like Continue their studies until
secure for their rape/murder mitigated college
properties
Use and trade of illegal Students/learners will not

drugs will be stop attending school
Theft cases mitigated apprehended
ENDS
CORE OBJECTIVE High employment rate

by 2024-2025
Many job
opportunities in the
community
Natural resources in the
barangay are streamlined
MEANS
Many livelihood
programs
Skilled and qualified

work force Full coordination to
MLGU/PLGU and private
Full coordination to sectors
MLGU/PLGU,
NGOs/CSOs
The primary objective of the barangay on the economic sector is to achieve high
employment rate for its working age population. If there are more employment opportunities
in the barangay and in Carigara. Having skilled and qualified work force will be an attractive
aspect for employers to hire them. There should also have livelihood programs intended for
the residents of the barangay for them to have a source of income which can be realized if
there is a full coordination with the MLGU/PLGU/NGOs and other concerned institutions.
Natural resources such as rivers, vacant lots will be a potential tourist spot that will generate
income to the residents in the barangay, it can be done with full coordination with the
MLGU/PLGU and private sectors.
With these efforts, theft cases will be mitigated because residents have a stable
source of income and residents will feel secure for their properties, use and trade of illegal
drug trade will be apprehended and other cases like rape or murder will also be mitigated, and
students/learners will not be forced to stop attending school.

Farmers will not have the

Food crisis will not be option to go to Manila or
Enough money to
experienced other places to look for
buy food
opportunities
Enough food for the Farmers will not be

family discouraged to engage in
High income for the farming
farmers
ENDS
High agricultural
CORE OBJECTIVE
production by 2024-
2025
Enough agricultural
equipment
Full coordination to DA and
CSOs/NGOs concerned to
this sector
MEANS
Enough farm inputs
Enough funds to
procure agricultural DA, CSOs and NGOs will be
equipment able to extend their help in
the realizations of the
Enough funds to procure programs for the
farm inputs agriculture sector
High agricultural production by 2024-2025 is also an objective of the barangay. This

can be realized if there are enough funds to procure needed agricultural equipment by the
farmers, enough farm inputs such as seedlings, fertilizer, etc. and there should be a full
coordination to the Department of Agriculture, CSOs and NGOs so that these institutions will
be able to extend their help in the realizations of the programs for the agricultural sector.
If the objective will be achieved, farmers will have a high income and they will be
able to provide for their families and they will not be discouraged to engage in farming.

IV. Infrastructure Sector
Health condition of the Work and studies of

Houses on low lying
community will not be residents will not be affected
areas will not be
affected
submerged in flood
Diseases caused by Transportation within the

Flooding of roads is floods will not emerge community and nearby
decreased during heavy barangays will be smooth
downpour of rain
ENDS
CORE OBJECTIVE Established drainage canal

by 2024-2025
Enough funds for

the said project
Residents give way for the
construction of the said
Full coordination to project
MEANS
MLGU/PLGU,
CSOs/NGOs for the
project
A priority project. Compensation of affected /
MLGU/PLGU, CSOs and demolished properties if the
NGOs will be able to construction of drainage
extend their help in the canals will be pursued.
project
The most coveted objective not just by the BLGU but the community in general is to
have an established drainage canal by 2024-2025. It can be realized by having enough funds
and it should be considered as a priority project, a full coordination with the
MLGU/PLGU/CSOs/NGOs is also needed for the realization of the said project, and of
course, residents should give way in the construction of drainage canals. A just compensation
should be given to those residents that will be affected if the construction of drainage canal
will be pursued.

Health condition of the

Decrease/mitigated Convenience
community will not be
water borne disease
affected
cases
Enough water source Enough water source for

Safe potable water source during drought season HH chores
for the community
ENDS
Fully functional standard

CORE OBJECTIVE
water supply system by
2024-2025
Enough funds for

the said project
A priority project.
Full coordination to
MEANS
MLGU/PLGU,
MCWD, CSOs/NGOs
for the realization of
Able to procure the said project
construction materials
needed Allocated funds are not
The barangay will be diverted to other projects
prioritized on the financial
assistance by the
PLGU/MLGU, MCWD,
CSOs/NGOs for the
procurement of needed
construction materials.
Fully functional standard water supply system by 2024-2025 is also one of the core
objectives of the BLGU on the infrastructure sector. For this to be realized, there should be
enough funds to procure needed construction materials and should considered as a priority
project with funds are not diverted to other projects, a full coordination to the PLGU/MLGU,
MCWD, NGOs is needed for the barangay to be prioritized on the financial assistance needed
in the realization of the said project.
If this objective come to reality, safe potable water source will be available for the
community that will mitigate/decrease the cases of water-borne diseases such as diarrhea,
cholera, etc., enough water source even during drought season will be attained which will not
affect the health condition of the residents in the barangay that will bring convenience to
them.

V. Institutional Sector
Figure 19.1
Progress of the Constituents will not Compliant on the seal of

barangay in all suffer good governance
aspects
Verifiable and transparent

Projects will be disclosure of data on full
Barangay officials will be implemented swiftly disclosure policy board of
able to do their job the barangay
properly
ENDS
CORE OBJECTIVE Competent Brgy. Officials

by 2024-2025
Training-workshop
of barangay officials
Elect competent barangay
officials
MEANS
Have a strong drive
for public service
The objective of the residents of Barangay Tigbao in the institutional sector is to

have competent barangay officials by 2024-2025. It can be done if BLGU officials will be
compliant to undergo training workshops and capacity building/development, they should
have a strong drive for public service or political will. Lastly, the responsibility of electing
competent barangay officials boils down to the voters themselves.
If barangay officials are competent, BLGU officials will be able to do their job
properly and there will be progress in the barangay in all aspect, projects will be implemented
swiftly and welfare of the constituents will not suffer, verifiable and transparent disclosure of
data on full disclosure policy board of the barangay will be one aspect for the barangay to
compliant on the seal of good local governance.

Assistance from the Compliant barangay

Complains from the
MLGU/PLGU will not officials
residents will not
be delayed
arise.
Will be able to perform the Able to comply with the Compliant on the seal of
services needed by the paper works needed by good local governance
community in the MLGU, etc.
barangay hall
ENDS
Fully renovated and

CORE OBJECTIVE
equipped barangay hall by
2024-2025
Enough funds for

the said project
A priority project,
Full coordination for
MEANS
the assistance from
the PLGU/MLGU for
the realization of the
Barangay fund is
said project
enough to procure
office equipment
materials needed Funds are not diverted to
Funds are not redirected other projects
barangay
Another objective presented in the institutional sector is to have a fully renovated

and equipped barangay hall by 2024-2025. Enough funds to procure office
equipment/materials and for the renovation of the barangay hall is needed for the realization
of the said objective, it should be considered as a priority project and allocated funds are not
diverted, full coordination from the PLGU/MLGU for the assistance is needed in order for
the barangay to be prioritized.
Good effects will be expected on the realization of the objective of having a fully
renovated and equipped barangay hall by 2024-2025. It includes, services needed by the
community in the barangay hall to be delivered therefore complaints will not arise, able to
comply with the paper works needed by the MLGU and other agencies which will not delay
the assistance given by the MLGU/PLGU, the barangay will also be compliant on the seal of
good local governance.

O. SECTORAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

Table 3.7. 1 Social Sector Goals and Objectives
Sector Sub Sector Goals Objectives

To ensure that education is given
To adapt to new emphasis through procurement of
normal education information center facilities and
equipment by 2024-2025
To have a conducive learning
environment to the Daycare
Social Services / pupils of Brgy. Tigbao by
Education providing the needed equipment
To provide a quality
and materials (computer, smart
childcare and
tv, sound system, etc.) by 2024-
education
2025
Social To encourage residents to attend
barangay activities and events by
2024-2026
To boost the morale of the
barangay tanods in serving the
community by providing all their
needed tanod paraphernalia by
Ensure peaceful
Protective Services 2024-2025
community
To provide trainings and
workshops to Katarungang
Pambarangay officers starting
2024 to effectively do their job.
To increase the quality of health
To have improved services to the residents of Brgy.
and maintained Tigbao of up to 50% every year
quality of health and by providing access to the
life needed medicines and supplies
starting 2024
To promote quality of life
through adequate sanitation and
provision of sanitary toilets to 15
households of Brgy. Tigbao by
Health and Sanitation first quarter of 2024
To protect health by To achieve zero number of
providing and malnourished children by 2024
promoting sanitation through intensified health
and clean nutrition services like feeding
environment program and monthly monitoring
of weight
To provide good health services
to the Senior Citizens and PWDs
of Brgy. Tigbao by providing
access to the needed medicines

and supplies by 2024-2025

Prevent youth from To strengthen the involvement of
involving to illegal youth and women into sports and
Youth activities and other beneficial activities by
provision of services ensuring the allocated budget
to vulnerable sector from SK funds by 2024-2025
Table 3.7. 2 Economic Sector Goals and Objectives

To reduce poverty incidence from 50%
To reduce poverty by to 0% within 2024-2025 (monitored
generating livelihood every 3 years) by providing alternative
Commerce programs to source of income to unemployed
Economic
and Industry unemployed household heads, create sustainable
individuals in the livelihood opportunities for
community unemployed individuals in the
barangay
To increase the agricultural production
To be able to achieve
of Brgy. Tigbao from 20% to 80% in
Agriculture a high agricultural
2024 by ensuring the improvement of
production yield
farming standards used
Table 3.7. 3 Infrastructure Sector Goals and Objectives

Infrastructur Social Support To establish resilient To establish a fully equipped
e infrastructure support evacuation center that will
to social, environment, cater 60% of the population
economic, and of the barangay within 2024
institutional sector to 2025
To achieve 100% target of
households with electricity
by 2024-2025
To have a fully constructed
covered court that serve as a
venue for important
gatherings like the barangay
assembly by 2024-2025.
To have an established SK
hall by 2025 that will cater
the needs of the youth
through various programs
and services
To achieve 100%
accessibility to potable water
in the barangay through the
provision of concrete water

facilities by 2024-2025
To have an information
center that can cater services
to the residents by 2024-2025
To provide sufficient
drainage canals that will
prevent serious flooding
during heavy downpour of
rain with target start of
construction by 2024-2025
Economic
To provide 100% quality
Support; Roads,
roads for accessibility and
Bridges, etc.
transportation by 2025
To have a well-built waiting
shed that will provide shelter
to commuters from different
types of weather condition by
2024-2025
Table 3.7. 4 Environmental Sector Goals and Objectives

To protect the health and
A healthy wellbeing of the community
Solid Waste environment free through effective waste
Management from solid waste management measures such as
Environmenta
pollution garbage collection services and
l
ordinances starting 2024
Green To have a restored To encourage the residents to take
Environment wildlife and forest care of the forest around the
Management growth barangay by 2024-2025
Table 3.7. 5 Institutional Sector Goals and Objectives

To be fully compliant to the seal
Organizational To become competent
of good local governance by
Management and dependable leaders
2024-2025
To provide verifiable and
Institutiona transparent data on full disclosure
l To have a competent policy board of the barangay
Fiscal
Information/Reading every month
Management
Center Personnel To have an information center/
reading center that is taken care
of properly by 2024-2025
The table shows the sectoral goals and objectives of Barangay Tigbao. It includes
the social, economic, infrastructure, environmental, and institutional sector divided into sub-

sectors, respectively. The primary goals and objectives on the social sector focus on its sub-
sectors; social services/education, protective services, health and sanitation, and the youth.
The barangay council hopes that the betterment of the situation on the social sector will be
attained in the next three years.
The improvement of the agriculture industry, creation of sustainable livelihood
programs, and the rehabilitation of the current “kalamay” production facility are some the
goals and objectives of the barangay council for the next three years. Realization of the sais
initiatives will help the economic aspect of the barangay to flourish and create more job
opportunities to the residents. In the infrastructure sector, the realization of the projects such
as construction of drainage canal, improvement of road networks, construction of covered
court and water supply system will not just benefit the said sector but all the sectors.
Realization of programs in the infrastructure sector is very crucial in the delivery of other
sectoral goals and objectives.
Proper solid waste management is the primary goal and objective of the barangay
council in the environmental sector. Construction of MRF is one of the programs that seeks to
be implemented in the next three years. It will really help in the waste problem and will
mitigate on the spread of diseases brought by improper waste segregation. Continuing
learning experience is a key aspect for BLGU officials to be effective on their posts, the
council agreed to be active in attending on trainings and seminars that will help them gain
more knowledge when it comes to local governance. They also set their goals and objectives
to be an awardee of seal of good local governance in the next three years.
P. DETERMINING PROGRAMS, PROJECTS, ACTIVITIES

Table 3.8. 1 Social Sector Determined PPA’s
Goal: To adapt to new normal education

Objective: To ensure that education is given emphasis through procurement of information

center facilities and equipment by 2024-2025
Location Budgetary
Brief description of the
Program/Project/Activity and Reqt.
project
beneficiaries (estimate)
To ensure that education is

given emphasis through
Information Center PHP
procurement of information Barangay
Program 200,000.00
center facilities and
Goal: Ensure peaceful community

Objective: To boost the morale of the barangay tanods in serving the community by
providing all their needed tanod paraphernalia by 2024-2026
Location Budgetary
project
To boost the morale of the

barangay tanods in serving
PHP
Peace and Order Program the community by providing Barangay
50,000.00
all their needed tanod
paraphernalia by 2024-2025
Goal: To provide a quality childcare and education

Objective: To have a conducive learning environment to the Daycare pupils of Brgy.
Tigbao by providing the needed equipment and materials (computer, smart tv, sound
system, etc.) by 2024-2025
Location Budgetary
project
To have a conducive learning

environment to the Daycare
pupils of Brgy. Tigbao by
Early Childhood and Care PHP
providing the needed Barangay
for Children Program 300,000.00
equipment and materials
(computer, smart tv, sound
Goal: To have an active and participative community

Objective: To encourage residents to attend barangay activities and events by 2024-2025
Program/Project/Activity Brief description of the Location Budgetary
project and Reqt.

To encourage residents to
Information Dissemination PHP
attend barangay activities and Barangay
Program 600,000.00
events by 2024-2025
Goal: Ensure peaceful community

Objective: To provide trainings and workshops to Katarungang Pambarangay officers
starting 2024 to effectively do their job.
Location Budgetary
project
To provide trainings and
workshops to Katarungang
Capacity Development PHP
Pambarangay officers starting Barangay
Program 50,000.00
2024 to effectively do their
job.
Goal: To have improved and maintained quality of health and life

Objective: To increase the quality of health services to the residents of Brgy. Tigbao of up
to 50% ever year by providing access to the needed medicines and supplies starting 2024
Location Budgetary
project
To increase the quality of
health services to the
residents of Brgy. Tigbao of
Medical and Health PHP
up to 50% ever year by Barangay
Program 2,500,000.00
providing access to the
needed medicines and
supplies starting 2024
Goal: To protect health by providing and promoting sanitation and clean environment
Objective: To promote quality of life through adequate sanitation and provision of sanitary
toilets to 15 households of Brgy. Tigbao by first quarter of 2024
Location Budgetary
project
To promote quality of life
through adequate sanitation
Health and Sanitation and provision of sanitary PHP
Barangay
Program toilets to 15 households of 155,000.00
Brgy. Tigbao by first quarter
of 2024
Goal: To protect health by providing and promoting sanitation and clean environment
Objective: To achieve zero number of malnourished children by 2024-2025 through
intensified health nutrition services like feeding program and monthly monitoring of
weight

Location Budgetary
project
To achieve zero number of
malnourished children by
2024-2025 through
Health and Nutrition PHP
intensified health nutrition Barangay
Program 250,000.00
services like feeding program
and monthly monitoring of
weight
Goal: To have an improve and maintain quality of health and life

Objective: To provide good health services to the Senior Citizens and PWDs of Brgy.
Tigbao by providing access to the needed medicines and supplies by 2024-2025
Location Budgetary
project
To provide good health
services to the Senior
Senior Citizens and PWD
Citizens and PWDs of Brgy. PHP
Health and Social Services Barangay
Tigbao by providing access 60,000.00
Program
to the needed medicines and
supplies by 2024-2025
Goal: Prevent youth from involving to illegal activities and provision of services to
vulnerable sector
Objective: To strengthen the involvement of youth and women into sports and other
beneficial activities by ensuring the allocated budget from SK funds by 2024-2025
Location Budgetary
project
Barangay Scholarship PHP
Program 200,000.00
Youth Development To strengthen the PHP

Program involvement of youth and 150,000.00
women into sports and other
Barangay
beneficial activities by
ensuring the allocated budget
Gender and Development from SK funds by 2024-2025 PHP
Program 50,000.00
Table 3.8. 2 Economic Sector Determined PPA’s

Goal: To reduce poverty by generating livelihood programs to unemployed individuals in
the community

Objective: To reduce poverty incidence from 50% to 0% within 2024-2028 (monitored

every 3 years) by providing alternative source of income to unemployed household heads,
create sustainable livelihood opportunities for unemployed individuals in the barangay.
Budgetary
Brief description of the Location and
Program/Project/Activity Reqt.
project beneficiaries
(estimate)
Poultry Management To reduce poverty PHP
Program incidence from 50% to 0% 5,100,000.00
Sustainable Livelihood within 2024-2028 PHP
Program (monitored every 3 years) 1,200,000.00
by providing alternative
source of income to Barangay
unemployed household
"Kalamay" Production and heads, create sustainable PHP
Management Program livelihood opportunities for 5,100,000.00
unemployed individuals in
the barangay.
Goal: To be able to achieve a high agricultural production yield

Objective: To increase the agricultural production of Brgy. Tigbao from 20% to 80% in
2025 by ensuring the improvement of farming standards used
Budgetary
(estimate)
To increase the agricultural
production of Brgy. Tigbao
Agricultural Management from 20% to 80% in 2025 PHP
Barangay
Program by ensuring the 4,806,000.00
improvement of farming
standards used
Table 3.8. 3 Environmental Sector Determined PPA’s

Goal: A healthy environment free from solid waste pollution
Objective: To protect the health and well-being of the community through effective waste

management measures such as collection services and ordinances starting 2024

Budgetary
(estimate)
To protect the health and
well-being of the
community through
Solid waste management PHP
effective waste management Barangay
program 694,000.00
measures such as collection
services and ordinances
starting 2024
Table 3.8. 4 Infrastructure Sector Determined PPA’s

Goal: To establish resilient infrastructure support to social, environment, economic, and
institutional sector
Objective: To provide sufficient drainage canals that will prevent serious flooding during
heavy downpour of rain with target start of construction by 2024-2025
Budgetary
(estimate)
To provide sufficient
drainage canals that will
PHP
Flood Control Program during heavy downpour Barangay
500,000.00
of rain with target start of
construction by 2024-
2025

Objective: To establish a fully equipped evacuation center that will cater 60% of the
population of the barangay within 2024 to 2025
Budgetary
(estimate)
To establish a fully
equipped evacuation
center that will cater 60% PHP
Flood Control Program Barangay
of the population of the 3,000,000.00
barangay within 2024 to
2025

Objective: To have a fully constructed and well-lit covered court by 2024-2025
Program/Project/Activity Brief description of the Location and Budgetary

Reqt.
(estimate)
To have a fully
Establishment of Covered constructed and well-lit PHP
Barangay
Court Program covered court by 2024- 2,100,000.00
2025

Objective: To achieve 100% target of households with electricity by 2024-2025
Budgetary
(estimate)
To achieve 100% target
PHP
Electrification program of households with Barangay
1,950,000.00
electricity by 2024-2025

Objective: To provide 100% quality roads for accessibility and transportation by 2024-
2025
Budgetary
(estimate)
To provide 100% quality
roads for accessibility PHP
Road concreting Program Barangay
and transportation by 16,000,000.00
2024-2025

Objective: To have an established SK hall by 2025 that will cater the needs of the youth
through various programs and services
Budgetary
(estimate)
To have an established
SK hall by 2025 that will
Youth Development PHP
cater the needs of the Barangay
Program 1,000,000.00
youth through various
programs and services

Objective: To achieve 100% accessibility to potable water in the barangay through the
provision of concrete water facilities by 2024-2025

Budgetary
(estimate)
To achieve 100%
accessibility to potable
Sustainable water supply water in the barangay PHP
Barangay
program through the provision of 100,000.00
concrete water facilities
by 2024-2025

Objective: To have a well-built waiting shed that will provide shelter to commuters from
different types of weather condition by 2024-2025
Budgetary
(estimate)
To have a well-built
waiting shed that will
Establishment of Waiting provide shelter to PHP
Barangay
Sheds Program commuters from different 250,000.00
types of weather
condition by 2024-2025

Objective: To have a well-built waiting shed that will provide shelter to commuters from
different types of weather condition by 2024-2025
Budgetary
(estimate)
To have an information
center that can cater PHP
Information Center Program Barangay
services to the residents 215,000.00
by 2024-2025
Table 3.8. 5 Institutional Sector Determined PPA’s

Goal: To become competent and dependable leaders
Objective: To provide verifiable and transparent disclosure of data on full disclosure policy

board of the barangay every month

Budgetary
Program/Project/ Brief description of the Location and
Reqt.
Activity project beneficiaries
(estimate)
To provide verifiable and
transparent disclosure of
PHP
Leadership Program data on full disclosure Barangay
50,000.00
policy board of the
barangay every month
Goal: To become competent and dependable leaders

Objective: To be fully compliant to the seal of good local governance by 2025
Budgetary
Program/Project/ Brief description of the Location and
Reqt.
Activity project beneficiaries
(estimate)
To be fully compliant to the
PHP
Leadership Program seal of good local Barangay
140,000.00
governance by 2025
The table shows the determined PPAs (Programs, Projects, and Activities) by the
barangay council on the different sectors namely, social, economic, environmental,
infrastructure, and institutional. Brief description of the of the PPA, location and beneficiaries
and estimated budgetary requirement were also showed on the above table.
The BDC (Barangay Development Council) headed by the Punong Barangay
participated in a dot voting wherein they chose their priority PPAs to be realized in the next
three years. This was conducted on October 22, 2023, at exactly 9 o clock in the morning at
the barangay session hall. Each member of the council was tasked to choose seven PPAs that
needs to be prioritized to be accomplished in the next three years.
The PPAs that the council seeks to be prioritized on the social sector are; Senior
Citizens and PWD Health and Social Services Program (projects include; provision of
maintenance medicine and vitamins for senior citizens and provision of quarterly check-up to
all senior citizens), Barangay Scholarship Program (projects include; educational assistance
to deserving indigent and out of school youth), Youth Development Program (projects
include; anti-drug and early parenthood awareness campaign, procurement of sports
equipment for basketball, volleyball, chess, badminton, etc. and youth organization
formulation).
On the economic sector, the “Kalamay” Production and Management Program
(projects include training on “kalamay” management and production, establishment of
standard “kalamay production facility and procurement of land for the “kalamay” production
facility and sugarcane plantation) is prioritized to align on the vision of the barangay, which
is to become a well-known producer of ‘kalamay”, a quality product from sugarcane in the
municipality of Carigara in the next three years.
Prioritized PPAs in the infrastructure sector include Flood Control Program (projects
include construction of drainage canals), Establishment of Covered Court Program (projects

include construction of covered court, procurement of lighting materials), and Road

Concreting Program (project include repair of damaged barangay roads and construction of
another lane for farm to market road (boundary to boundary).
Unfortunately, the council did not prioritize any PPAs in the environmental and
institutional sector. They believe that the prioritized PPAs are urgently needed by the
barangay. On the other hand, those PPAs that were not chosen are still up for realization that
will benefit the community in general.

Q. PARTICIPATORY DOT VOTING
Table 3.9. 1 Social Sector PPAs Dot Voting

Social Sector PPAs
Name of PPAs
Medical and Health Program
Health and Nutrition Program

Senior Citizens And PWD Health and Social
Services Program
Health and Sanitation Program
Barangay Scholarship Program
Youth and Development Program

Gender and Development Program
Information Dissemination Program
Early Childhood and Care for Children Program
Peace and Order Program
Information Center Program
Table 3.9. 2 Economic Sector PPAs Dot Voting

Economic Sector PPAs
Name of PPAs
Poultry Management Program
“Kalamay Production and Management

Program
Sustainable Livelihood Program
Agricultural Management Program
Table 3.9. 3 Environmental Sector PPAs Dot Voting

Environmental Sector PPAs
Name of PPAs
Solid Waste Management Program
Reforestation Program

Table 3.9. 4 Infrastructure Sector PPAs Dot Voting

Infrastructure Sector PPAs
Name of PPAs
Flood Control Program
Barangay Risk Reduction and Management

Program
Establishment of Covered Court Program
Electrification Program
Road Concreting Program
Youth and Development Program
Establishment of Waiting Sheds Program
Table 3.9. 5 Institutional Sector Dot Voting

Institutional Sector PPAs
Name of PPAs
Leadership Program
The table above shows the result of the dot voting of PPAs of different sectors with
the participation of the Barangay Development Council headed by the Punong Barangay.

R. CAPACITY CHANGE MATRIX

Table 3.10. 1 Medical and Health Program Capacity Change Matrix
Sector: Social
Objectives: To increase the quality of health services to the residents of Brgy. Tigbao of
up to 50% ever year by providing access to the needed medicines and supplies starting
2024.
Programs/Projects/Activities: Medical and Health Program
Capacity
Current State Desired State Intervention
Structure
1.Monthly clearing (grass-cutting) of the outskirts

Lack of
Fully maintained of the health center by the barangay council.
maintenance of
Barangay Health
Barangay Health
Center
Center 2. Weekly schedule of cleaning of health center
equipment and materials by the BHWs, BNS,
BSPO
Competency
In equipped and Equipped and
untrained BHWs, trained BHWs, Training initiated by the RHU and DOH
BNS and BSPO BNS and BSPO
Table 3.10. 2 Information Center Program Capacity Change Matrix

Sector: Social
Objectives: To ensure that education is given emphasis through procurement of
information center facilities and equipment by 2024-2025
Programs/Projects/Activities: Information Center Program
Capacity
Structure
1. Allocation of funds by the BLGU
No established barangay Established barangay to construct a standard barangay
information/reading information/reading information/reading center.
center center 2. Pass a resolution requesting aid
from the PLGU.
Competency
In equipped and Equipped and trained
Training initiated by the MLGU on
untrained barangay barangay information
how to manage a barangay
information/reading /reading center
information/ reading center
center personnel personnel

Table 3.10. 3 Peace and Order Program

Sector: Social
Objectives: To boost the morale of the barangay tanods in serving the community by
providing all their needed tanod paraphernalia by 2024-2025
Programs/Projects/Activities: Peace and Order Program
Capacity
Structure
Outdated tanod Updated tanod
to procure needed paraphernalia/
paraphernalia, Absence paraphernalia, presence
CCTVs.
of CCTVs on key areas of CCTVs on key areas
2. Pass a resolution requesting aid
in the barangay. in the barangay.
from the PLGU.
Competency
In equipped and Training initiated by the MLGU, PNP
Equipped and trained
untrained barangay on how to empower the barangay
barangay tanods
tanods tanods
Table 3.10. 4 Child Care and Development Program

Sector: Social
Objectives: To have a conducive learning environment to the Daycare pupils of Brgy.
Programs/Projects/Activities: Child Care and Development Program
Capacity
Structure
Dilapidated and Standard and 1. Allocation of funds by the BLGU to
outdated updated procure needed instructional
instructional instructional equipment/materials.
materials of the Day materials of the Day 2. Pass a resolution requesting aid from the
Care Center Care Center PLGU.
Competency
Lack of computer Computer literate Training initiated by the MLGU, DICT on
literacy of the Day and tech savvy Day how to enhance their instruction using
Care Worker Care Worker digital equipment.

Table 3.10. 5 Information Dissemination Program

Sector: Social
Objectives: To have a conducive learning environment to the Daycare pupils of Brgy.
Programs/Projects/Activities: Information Dissemination Program
Capacity
Structure
to procure standard and durable
Dilapidated public Standard and durable
public address system
address system, no public address system,
2. Create official social media pages.
official social media with official social
3. Pass a resolution requesting aid
pages media pages
from the PLGU on the procurement
of Public address system
Competency
Lack of training for Trained for public
public speaking and speaking and good
Training initiated by the MLGU, on
poor communication communication skills
how to enhance the communication
skills needed in the needed in the
skills, public speaking skills of the
information information
barangay council
dissemination of dissemination of the
barangay council barangay council
Table 3.10. 6 Capacity Development Program Capacity Change Matrix

Sector: Social
Objectives: To provide trainings and workshops to Katarungang Pambarangay officers
starting 2024 to effectively do their job.
Programs/Projects/Activities: Capacity Development Program
Capacity
Structure
No defined Katarungang Defined Katarungang Posting of defined
Pambarangay organizational Pambarangay organizational structure of
structure posted on the organizational structure Katarungang Pambarangay
barangay hall posted on the barangay hall on the barangay hall
Competency
Lack of training for Training initiated by the
Trained Katarungang
Katarungang Pambarangay MLGU, on how to handle
Pambarangay officers
officers cases in the barangay

Table 3.10. 7 Health and Sanitation Program Capacity Change Matrix

Sector: Social
Objectives: To promote quality of life through adequate sanitation and provision of
sanitary toilets to 15 households of Brgy. Tigbao by first quarter of 2024
Programs/Projects/Activities: Health and Sanitation Program
Capacity
Structure
Lack of knowledge of Conduct seminar-workshop on
Well informed residents
residents on proper proper sanitation facilitated by
on proper sanitation
sanitation Municipal Sanitation Inspector
Competency
Untrained BLGU on the Trained BLGU on the Training initiated by the
implementation of WASH implementation of WASH RHU/DOH, on the essence of
program program WASH
Table 3.10. 8 Youth Development Program Capacity Change Matrix

Sector: Social
Objectives: To strengthen the involvement of youth and women into sports and other
beneficial activities by ensuring the allocated budget from SK funds by 2024-2025
Programs/Projects/Activities: Youth Development Program
Capacity
Structure
Trainings/seminars that will
Not empowered Empowered Sangguniang
empower the SK through capacity
Sangguniang Kabataan Kabataan
development
Competency
Lack of knowledge on Trainings/seminars for capacity
Knowledgeable on
programs that will development of the SK council on
programs that will benefit
benefit the youth in the formulation of programs for the
the youth in the barangay
barangay youth
Table 3.10. 9 Solid Waste Management Program Capacity Change Matrix

Sector: Environment
Objectives: To protect the health and well-being of the community through effective waste
management measures such as collection services and ordinances starting 2024
Programs/Projects/Activities: Solid Waste Management Program
Capacity
Structure
No appointed SWM With two appointed Solid Appointment of two solid
Personnel / garbage waste management waste management
collector personnel/garbage collector personnel/ garbage collector
Competency
In equipped and Training of Technical
Trained BLGU in the
untrained BLGU in the requirements on
establishment of MRF
establishment of MRF Establishment of MRF
Table 3.10. 10 Flood Control Program Capacity Change Matrix

Sector: Infrastructure
Objectives: To provide sufficient drainage canals that will prevent serious flooding during
heavy downpour of rain with target start of construction by 2024-2025
Programs/Projects/Activities: Flood Control Program
Capacity
Structure
Training/seminars on BDRRM
Inactive BDRRM Empowered BDRRM
Officers on disaster preparedness
Officers Officers
and management
Enactment of appropriation
Absence of flood control Presence of flood control ordinance. Partnership and
infrastructures infrastructures affiliation with NGOs in the
realization of the said program.
Competency
Lack of knowledge of
Knowledgeable residents
residents on disaster Conduct of training-workshop of
on disaster preparedness
preparedness and MDRRMO in the barangay
and management
management
Table 3.10. 11 Leadership Program Capacity Change Matrix

Sector: Institutional
Objectives: To provide verifiable and transparent disclosure of data on full disclosure
policy board of the barangay every month. To be fully compliant to the seal of good local
governance by 2025
Programs/Projects/Activities: Leadership Program
Capacity
Structure
Not compliant BLGU Compliant BLGU on
Submission of necessary documents on
on seal of good local seal of good local
seal of good local governance
governance governance
Competency
Capacity Development Training of
Incapacitated BLGU Fully - capacitated
BLGU Officials
officials BLGU officials
Appropriation of Ordinance
The tables show the capacity change matrix of the BLGU elected and appointed
officials. The table also shows the current and desired state on the structure and competence
aspect. It can be observed that the current state of the officials in the different sectors are not
that enough to be said as competent. However, the willingness to be compliant to these
measures are very evident. To be compliant on the seal of good local governance is one of
their goals in the next three years

S. BARANGAY CAPDEV AGENDA

Table 3.11. 1 Medical and Health Program CAPDEV Agenda
MEDICAL AND HEALTH PROGRAM CAPDEV AGENDA
Funding
People who Time Frame
Requirement
Intervention will be
Current State of Desire state Expected Process Support Needed from
(persons involved in
Capacity of capacity output owner whom
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
involve) the
interventions
Structure
Lack of maintenance Fully 1. Well- BLGU BLGU BLGU
of Barangay Health maintained maintained
Php 833,334
Php 833,334
Php 833,334
Center Barangay Barangay
2023
2024
2025
Health Center Health Center.
Competency
Unequipped and Equipped and Training 1.Certificate of BHW, BNS, RHU, DOH, NNC
untrained BHWs, BNS trained initiated by Completion BSPO
and BSPO BHWs, BNS the RHU and
and BSPO DOH 2. Able to do
their job
2023
2024
2025
effectively

Management system
No designated There is a Provision of 1. Provided Barangay BLGU, MLGU
area/corner for BNS in designated designated corner for the
the Brgy. Hall area for BNS area in the BNS.
in the Brgy. Brgy. Hall by
Hall the Barangay 2. Provision of
2023
2024
2025
Council table and
chair, filing
cabinet for
record keeping
purposes
Low turnout of High turn-out Barangay will 1. 100% Barangay BLGU, MLGU, RHU
attendance during the of attendance allocate at attendance
midwife/RHU visit in during the least Php during
the barangay midwife/ 1,000.00 for a midwife/ RHU
RHU visit in feeding visit.
the barangay program that
will motivate 2. Well
the residents informed
to attend residents in the
2023
2024
2025
during the importance of
midwife/ attending the
RHU visit midwife/ RHU
visit in the
brgy. health
center.

Enabling Policies
Lack of resolution Formulated Barangay 1. Able to Barangay BLGU, PLGU
requesting for
of resolution Council will secure funds
financial assistance on
requesting for enact from PLGU.
the procurement of financial resolution
health center facilities
assistance on 2. Procurement
2023
2024
2025
and equipment the of health
procurement center
of health facilities and
center equipment.
facilities and
equipment
Knowledge and Learning
Outdated Family Updated Survey of 1.Updated BHWs, BNS, BLGU
Profile Data of the Family every Family Profile BSPO
barangay Profile Data household in Data of the
of the the barangay barangay
barangay by the BNS,
2023
2024
2025
BHW, BSPO 2. All the
needed data
are available
on the family
profile
database
Leadership
Absence of Barangay Presence of Formulate a 1. PPAs stated BLGU RHU, DILG, DSWD;
Nutrition Action Plan Barangay Barangay in the BNAP KALAHI-CIDSS
2023
2024
2025
(BNAP) Nutrition Nutrition are being
Action Plan Action Plan implemented.
(BNAP) (BNAP)

Table 3.11. 2 Information Center Program CAPDEV Agenda

Information Center Program CAPDEV Agenda
Funding Support
People who will be Time Frame
Current State of Desire state Intervention Expected Requirement Process Needed
involve in the
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
Capacity of capacity (persons involve) output owner from
interventions
whom
Structure
No established Established 1. Allocation of funds Well-built
barangay barangay by the BLGU to barangay
Php 66,667
Php 66,667
Php 66,667
information/reading information/ construct a standard information/
center reading center barangay information/ reading center.
2023
2024
2025
BLGU,
BLGU BLGU
reading center. PLGU
2. Pass a resolution
requesting aid from the
PLGU.
Competency
Unequipped and Equipped and Training initiated by the 1.Certificate of
untrained barangay trained MLGU on how to Completion.
MLGU, Brgy.
information/reading barangay manage a barangay MLGU,
2023
2024
2025
Information/ reading
center personnel information/re information/ reading 2. Able to do BLGU
personnel
ading center center their job
personnel effectively.
Management System
Absence of Presence of Establishment of Approved
procedural guidelines procedural procedural guidelines on guidelines
on how to guidelines on how to access/ avail the
access/avail the how to services in the brgy.
2023
2024
2025
services in the brgy. access/avail information/ reading BLGU NONE
information/reading the services in center
center the brgy.
information/
reading center

Enabling Policies
Absence of Presence of Enactment of Approved
appropriation appropriation appropriation appropriation
ordinance that will
ordinance ordinance that will ordinance
ensure enough that will ensure enough
allocated budget for
ensure allocated budget for
the barangay enough the barangay
2023
2024
2025
BLGU BLGU
information/ allocated information/reading
reading center budget for center
the barangay
information/
reading
center
Knowledge And Learning
Outdated ISY & Updated ISY Survey of every Updated and BHWs, BNS,
OSY Barangay & OSY households in the comprehensive BSPO
2023
2024
2025
Data Barangay barangay by the BNS, ISY and OSY NONE
Data BHW, BSPO Barangay Data
Leadership
Presence of
Absence of action action plan
Barangay
plan on how to on how to
Formulate an action Approved Information/Readin
2023
2024
2025
implement implement MLGU
plan action plan g Center Personnel,
information/reading information/
BLGU
program reading
program

Table 3.11. 3 Peace and Order CAPDEV Agenda

Peace and Order Program CAPDEV Agenda
Funding
People who Time Frame Support
Intervention Requirement
Current State Desire state of Expected will be involve Process Needed
(persons
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
of Capacity capacity output in the owner from
involve)
interventions whom
Structure
Outdated tanod Updated tanod 1. Allocation of Well-equipped BLGU BLGU BLGU,
paraphernalia, paraphernalia, funds by the barangay tanods, PLGU
Absence of presence of CCTVs BLGU to procure presence of
Php 16,667
Php 16,667
Php 16,667
CCTVs on key on key areas in the needed CCTVs in the
areas in the barangay. paraphernalia/ barangay.
2023
2024
2025
barangay. CCTVs.
requesting aid
from the PLGU.
Competency
Unequipped Equipped and Training initiated 1.Certificate of MLGU, PNP, MLGU,
and untrained trained barangay by the MLGU, Completion. Barangay PNP
barangay tanods tanods PNP on how to Tanods
2023
2024
2025
empower the 2. Able to do
barangay tanods their job
effectively.
Management system
Not strict Strict and full Fines on Monitored BLGU NONE
monitoring of adherence uncompliant attendance of
attendance of monitoring of tanods through barangay tanods
2023
2024
2025
barangay attendance of reduction of on-duty
tanods on- barangay tanods monthly subsidy Compliant
duty. on-duty from the Barangay
barangay Tanods

Enabling Policies
Absence of Presence of Enactment of Approved BLGU BLGU
ordinance that ordinance that will ordinance that ordinance
will ensure ensure enough will ensure
enough allocated budget enough allocated
2023
2024
2025
allocated for the upgrade of budget for the
budget for the tanod upgrade of tanod
upgrade of paraphernalia paraphernalia
tanod
paraphernalia
Presence of Updated peace and Regular updating Updated data Chief Tanod NONE
2023
2024
2025
peace and order data of data
order data
Leadership
Absence of Absence of action Formulate an Approved Barangay
action plan on plan on how to action plan action plan Tanods, BLGU
how to implement peace MLGU,
2023
2024
2025
implement and order program PNP
peace and
order program

Table 3.11. 4 Early Childhood and Care for Children Program CAPDEV Agenda
Early Childhood and Care for Children Program CAPDEV Agenda
People who Funding
Time Frame Suppor
will be Requirement
Proces t
Current State of Desire state of Intervention Expected involve in
s Needed
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
Capacity capacity (persons involve) output the
owner from
intervention
whom
s
Structure
Dilapidated and Standard and updated 1. Allocation of funds Well- BLGU
outdated instructional instructional by the BLGU to equipped
materials of the Day materials of the Day procure needed daycare
Php 100,000
Php 100,000
Php 100,000
Care Center Care Center instructional center
BLGU,
2023
2024
2025
equipment/materials. BLGU
PLGU
requesting aid from
the PLGU.
Lack of computer Computer literate and Training initiated by 1.Certificate MLGU, DICT,
literacy of the Day tech savvy Day Care the MLGU, DICT on of Day Care
Care Worker Worker how to enhance their Completion. Worker
MLGU,
2023
2024
2025
instruction using
digital equipment 2. Able to do DICT
their job
effectively.
Management System

Absence of Presence of Formulation of Formulated Day Care

guidelines on the guidelines on the guidelines on the guidelines Worker
usage of learning usage of learning usage of learning Compliant
materials of Day materials of Day materials of Day parents of
2023
2024
2025
Care Pupils Care Pupils Care Pupils and Day Care NONE
orientation to the pupils
parents of the said
guidelines.
Enabling Policies
Absence of Presence of Enactment of Approved BLGU
appropriation appropriation appropriation appropriatio
ordinance that will ordinance that will ordinance that will n ordinance
ensure enough ensure enough ensure enough
allocated budget for allocated budget for allocated budget for
2023
2024
2025
BLGU
the upgrade of Day the upgrade of Day the upgrade of Day
Care Center Care Center Care Center
instructional instructional instructional
materials/equipmen materials/equipmen materials/equipmen
t t t
Presence of Day Enhanced/updated Regular updating of Updated data
Care pupils’ Day Care pupils’ data
profile, checklist of profile, checklist of Day Care
2023
2024
2025
NONE
instructional instructional Worker
materials/equipmen materials/equipmen
t t
Leadership

Absence of action Presence of action Formulate an action Approved

plan on how to plan on how to plan action plan
implement early implement early Day Care MLGU,
2023
2024
2025
childhood and care childhood and care worker, BLGU MSWDO
for children for children
program program
Table 3.11. 5 Information Dissemination Program CAPDEV Agenda

Information Dissemination Program CAPDEV Agenda
Time Frame Funding Requirement
Support
People who will
Current State Desire state of Intervention (persons Process Needed
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
Expected output be involve in the
of Capacity capacity involve) owner from
interventions
whom
Structure

Dilapidated Standard and 1. Allocation of Efficient, standard, and

public address durable public funds by the BLGU durable public address
system, no address system, to procure standard system and established
official social with official social and durable public social media pages for
media pages media pages address system information
dissemination.
Php 200,000
Php 200,000
Php 200,000
2. Create official
BLGU,
2023
2024
2025
social media pages. BLGU BLGU
PLGU
requesting aid from
the PLGU on the
procurement of
Public address
system
Lack of Trained for public Training initiated by 1.Certificate of
training for speaking and good the MLGU, on how Completion.
public communication to enhance the
speaking and skills needed in the communication 2. Effective
poor info dissemination skills, public communication skills
MLGU,
2023
2024
2025
communicatio of the barangay speaking skills of the and public speaking MLGU, BLGU BLGU
n skills needed council barangay council
in the info
dissemination
of barangay
council
Management System

Absence of Presence of Formulation of Formulated guidelines

guidelines on guidelines on the guidelines on the
the usage of usage of the usage of the public
the public public address address system and
address system and official social
2023
2024
2025
system and official social media page BLGU NONE
official social media page
media page
Enabling Policies
ordinance that ordinance that ordinance that will ordinance
will ensure will ensure ensure enough
enough enough allocated allocated budget
allocated budget for the for the upgrade of
budget for the upgrade of the the public address
upgrade of public address system and
2023
2024
2025
the public system and establishment of BLGU BLGU
address establishment of the official social
system and the official social media page of the
establishment media page of the barangay
of the official barangay
social media
page of the
barangay

Narrow reach Wide reach of the Allocate funds for Established social
of the official official social the widening of media pages
social media media pages of reach of the official
pages of the the barangay social media pages.
barangay Encourage the
2023
2024
2025
residents to follow BLGU NONE
the social media
pages of the
barangay for more
details of the
announcements
Leadership
Absence of Presence of action Formulate an Approved action plan
action plan on plan on how to action plan
how to implement
2023
2024
2025
implement information BLGU MLGU
information dissemination
dissemination program
program

Table 3.11. 6 Capacity Development Program CAPDEV Agenda

Capacity Development Program CAPDEV Agenda
People who Time Frame Funding Requirement Support
Intervention
Current State Desire state of Expected will be involve Process Needed
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
(persons
of Capacity capacity output in the owner from
involve)
interventions whom
Structure
No defined Defined Posting of Presence of
Katarungang Katarungang defined Katarungang
Pambarangay Pambarangay organizational Pambarangay
Php 16,667
Php 16,667
Php 16,667
organizational organizational structure of organizational
2023
2024
2025
BLGU BLGU NONE
structure structure posted Katarungang structure in the
posted on the on the barangay Pambarangay on barangay hall
barangay hall hall the barangay hall
Lack of Trained Training initiated 1.Certificate of
training for Katarungang by the MLGU, Completion.
Katarungang Pambarangay on how to handle MLGU,
Pambarangay officers cases in the 2. Katarungang
2023
2024
2025
MLGU
officers barangay Knowledgeable Pambarangay
Katarungang officers
Pambarangay
officers
Management System
Absence of Presence of Formulation of Formulated
guidelines on guidelines on the guidelines on the guidelines
the official official functions official functions
2023
2024
2025
BLGU NONE
functions of of Katarungang of Katarungang
Katarungang Pambarangay Pambarangay
Pambarangay
Enabling Policies

Presence of Enactment of Approved

Absence of
appropriation appropriation appropriation
appropriation
ordinance that will ordinance that will ordinance
ordinance that
ensure enough ensure enough
will ensure
allocated budget for allocated budget
enough
the training and for the training
allocated
empowerment of and empowerment
2023
2024
2025
budget for the BLGU BLGU
the Katarungang of the
training and
Pambarangay Katarungang
empowerment
officers Pambarangay
of the
officers
Katarungang
Pambarangay
officers
Presence of Updated data of Monthly update of Updated data
data of cases cases being heard data on cases
being heard in in the Katarungang being heard in the
2023
2024
2025
the Pambarangay Katarungang BLGU NONE
Katarungang Pambarangay
Pambarangay
Leadership
Absence of
Presence of action
action plan on
plan on how to
how to
implement the Formulate an Approved action
2023
2024
2025
implement the BLGU MLGU
capacity action plan plan
capacity
development
development
program
program
Table 3.11. 7 Health and Sanitation Program CAPDEV Agenda

Health and Sanitation Program CAPDEV Agenda

People who Time Frame Funding Requirement
Support
Current State of Desire state of Intervention will be involve Process
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
Expected output Needed from
Capacity capacity (persons involve) in the owner
whom
interventions
Structure
Lack of Well informed Conduct Full compliance
knowledge of residents on proper seminar- of residents on
residents on sanitation workshop on proper sanitation
proper proper
Php 51,667
Php 51,667
Php 51,667
sanitation sanitation Barangay
2023
2024
2025
BLGU MLGU
facilitated by residents
Municipal
Sanitation
Inspector
Untrained Trained BLGU on Training 1.Certificate of

BLGU on the the implementation initiated by the Completion.
implementation of WASH program RHU/DOH, on 2. Knowledgeable
2023
2024
2025
BLGU RHU,DOH
of WASH the essence of BHWs on WASH
program WASH
Management System
Ineffective Empowered Partnership and 1. Enactment of
implementation program of Health affiliation with barangay
of Health and and Sanitation NGOs that resolution that
Sanitation promote proper serves as legal
2023
2024
2025
Program sanitation binding of the BLGU MLGU,NGOs
affiliation with
partner NGOs

Enabling Policies
ordinance that ordinance that will ordinance that ordinance
will ensure ensure enough will ensure
enough allocated budget for enough
2023
2024
2025
BLGU BLGU
allocated Health and allocated budget
budget for Sanitation Program for Health and
Health and Sanitation
Sanitation Program
Program
Presence of Updated data of Monthly update Updated data
data of households with data of
households and without households with
2023
2024
2025
BLGU NONE
with and sanitary toilets and without
without sanitary toilets
sanitary toilets
Leadership
Absence of Presence of action Formulate an Approved action
action plan on plan on how to action plan plan
how to implement the
2023
2024
2025
implement the health and BLGU MLGU
health and sanitation program
sanitation
program

Table 3.11. 8 Youth Development Program CAPDEV Agenda

Youth Development Program CAPDEV Agenda
People who Time Frame Funding Requirement Support
Current
Desire state of Intervention Expected will be Process Needed
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
State of
capacity (persons involve) output involve in the owner from
Capacity
interventions whom
Structure
Not Empowered Trainings/seminars Trained and
empowered Sangguniang that will empower empowered
Php 50,000
Php 50,000
Php 50,000
Sangguniang Kabataan the SK through Sangguniang
2023
2024
2025
SK BLGU MLGU
Kabataan capacity Kabataan
development
Lack of Knowledgeable Trainings/seminars Fully

knowledge on programs for capacity capacitated SK
on programs that will benefit development of the council
that will the youth in the SK council on
2023
2024
2025
benefit the barangay formulation of SK MLGU
youth in the programs for the
barangay youth
Management System
Programs for All programs Formulation of All concerns
the youth is for youth are action plan and programs
highlighted being of the youth
only in one accommodated are
2023
2024
2025
SK MLGU,NGOs
sport and accounted accommodated
(basketball). and accounted.

Enabling Policies
ordinance ordinance that ordinance that will ordinance
that will will ensure ensure enough
ensure enough allocated budget
2023
2024
2025
enough allocated budget for Youth SK NONE
allocated for Youth Development
budget for Development Program
Youth Program
Development
Program
Presence of Monthly update of
Updated data of
data of all data of all the
2023
2024
2025
all the youth in Updated data SK NONE
the youth in youth in the
the barangay
the barangay barangay
Leadership
Absence of Presence of
action plan action plan on
on how to how to
Formulate an Approved
2023
2024
2025
implement implement the SK MLGU
action plan action plan
the youth youth
development development
programs programs

Table 3.11. 9 Solid Waste Management Program CAPDEV Agenda
Solid Waste Management Program CAPDEV Agenda

Funding
People who Time Frame Support
Requirement
Current State Desire state of Intervention Expected will be involve Process Needed
of Capacity capacity (persons involve) output in the owner from
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
interventions whom
Structure
No appointed With two appointed Appointment of
Php 231,334
Php 231,334
Php 231,334
SWM Solid waste two solid waste Approved
2023
2024
2025
Personnel / management management appropriation BLGU BLGU MLGU
garbage personnel/garbage personnel/ garbage ordinance
collector collector collector
Competency
1. Certificate of
In equipped Training of
completion
and untrained Technical
Trained BLGU in the MLGU,
2023
2024
2025
BLGU in the requirements on BLGU
MENRO
establishment of MRF 2. Approved
establishment Establishment of
SWM re-entry
of MRF MRF
plan
Management system
Ineffective Effective Partnership and Enactment of
implementation implementation of affiliation with barangay
of Solid Waste Solid Waste NGOs that can help resolution that
MLGU,
2023
2024
2025
Management Management Program in the realization of serves as legal BLGU
NGOs
Program this program binding of the
affiliation with
partner NGOs

Enabling Policies
Absence of Presence of ordinance Enactment of Approved
ordinance that that will strengthen the ordinance that will ordinance
will strengthen implementation of strengthen the
the Solid Waste implementation of
2023
2024
2025
BLGU NONE
implementation Management Program Solid Waste
of Solid Waste Management
Management Program
Program
Presence of Updated data of all HH Monthly update Updated data
data of all HH practicing solid waste data of all HH
2023
2024
2025
practicing solid management practicing solid BLGU NONE
waste waste management
management
Leadership
Absence of Presence of action plan Formulate an action Approved action
action plan on on how to implement plan plan
how to the Solid Waste
2023
2024
2025
implement the Management Program BLGU MLGU
Solid Waste
Management
Program

Table 3.11. 10 Flood Control Program CAPDEV Agenda
Flood Control Program CAPDEV Agenda

Time
People who Funding Requirement
Intervention Frame Support
Current State Desire state of Expected will be involve Process
(persons Needed
of Capacity capacity output in the owner
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
involve) from whom
interventions
Structure
Absence of Presence of flood Enactment of Established
flood control control appropriation flood control
infrastructures infrastructures ordinance. infrastructure
Partnership and
2023
2024
2025
BLGU PLGU, NGOs
affiliation with
NGOs in the
realization of the
said program.
Competency
Lack of Knowledgeable Conduct of Trained and
knowledge of residents on training- equipped
residents on disaster workshop of residents on
disaster preparedness and MDRRMO in disaster Barangay
2023
2024
2025
MDRRMO
preparedness management the barangay preparedness residents, BLGU
and management and
management
Management system

Ineffective Effective Partnership and 1. Enactment of

implementation implementation of affiliation with barangay
of Flood Control Flood Control NGOs that can resolution that
2023
2024
2025
Program Program help in the serves as legal BLGU MLGU,NGOs
realization of this binding of the
program affiliation with
partner NGOs
Enabling Policies
ordinance that ordinance that ordinance that ordinance
will ensure will ensure will ensure
enough enough allocated enough
2023
2024
2025
BLGU BLGU
allocated budget for Flood allocated
budget for Control Program budget for
Flood Control Flood Control
Program Program
Presence of Updated data of Monthly update Updated data
data of all HH all HH with of data of all
with houses houses prone to HH with houses
2023
2024
2025
prone to destruction of prone to BLGU NONE
destruction of calamities destruction of
calamities calamities
Leadership
Absence of Presence of Formulate an Approved
action plan on action plan on action plan action plan
how to how to
2023
2024
2025
BLGU MLGU
implement the implement the
Flood Control Flood Control
Program Program

Table 3.11. 11 Leadership Program CAPDEV Agenda

Leadership Program CAPDEV Agenda
Funding
Time Frame Requiremen Support
People who will t
Current State Desire state of Intervention Process Needed
Expected output be involve in the
of Capacity capacity (persons involve) owner from
year 1
year 2
year 3
year 1
year 2
year 3
interventions
whom
Structure
Not compliant Compliant Submission of Awardee of seal of
BLGU on seal BLGU on seal of necessary good local
Php 63,334
Php 63,334
Php 63,334
of good local good local documents on seal governance BLGU
2023
2024
2025
BLGU BLGU MLGU
governance governance of good local
governance
Competency
Incapacitated Fully - Capacity Trained and
BLGU officials capacitated Development equipped BLGU
BLGU officials Training of BLGU officials
2023
2024
2025
Officials BLGU MLGU
Appropriation
ordinance
Management System

Ineffective Effective Partnership and Enactment of

implementation implementation affiliation with barangay resolution
of Information of Information NGOs that can that serves as legal
MLGU,
2023
2024
2025
Center Program Center Program help in the binding of the BLGU
NGOs
realization of this affiliation with
program partner NGOs
Enabling Policies
Absence of Presence of Enactment of Approved ordinance
appropriation appropriation appropriation
ordinance that ordinance that will ordinance that will
will ensure ensure enough ensure enough
2023
2024
2025
enough allocated allocated budget allocated budget for BLGU NONE
budget for for Leadership Leadership Program
Leadership Program
Program

Presence of Updated verifiable Monthly update of Updated data
verifiable and and transparent verifiable and
transparent disclosure of data transparent
2023
2024
2025
BLGU NONE
disclosure of data on full disclosure disclosure of data
on full disclosure policy board on full disclosure
policy board policy board
Leadership
Absence of Presence of action Formulate an action Approved action plan
action plan on plan on how to plan
how to implement the
2023
2024
2025
BLGU MLGU
implement the Leadership
Leadership Program
Program

The table shows the Barangay CapDev Agenda of Barangay Tigbao for the next
three years. The components showed on the CapDev Agenda are the current and desired state
of the capacity (structure, competency, management system, enabling policies, knowledge
and learning, and leadership). The CapDev agenda shows the current capacity of the
barangay elected and appointed officials and the needed trainings and enrichment to widen
their knowledge and capacity on their respective positions in the BLGU. It can be observed
that most of the barangay officials such as the barangay tanods/police need their morale to
boosted by providing needed tanod paraphernalia, attending trainings/seminar to widen their
knowledge in terms of maintaining peace and order in the barangay as well as providing just
compensation to value their hard work.
In general, equipped, and knowledgeable officials whether elected or appointed
should be a requirement when serving the barangay. It is needed to be able to serve the
community and to implement the needed programs and projects that will truly benefit the
barangay.

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 MISSION & VISION
IV. BRGY. VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS

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Vision
A well-known producer of “kalamay” a quality sugarcane product in the
municipality of Carigara, with progressive economy and empowered
community, living in a safe environment, with quality infrastructure governed
by effective and responsive leaders.
Mission
To strengthen community well-being; to lead a progressive barangay through
the promotion of active participation and cooperation in a realistic and
attainable socio-cultural, economic, environmental, and community
development aspirations, and through the alliance of different NGOs and
community organizations towards economical and industrial advancement
program

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
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SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
5.1 Vision-Reality Gap
Table 5.1. 1 Vision-Reality Gap in Social Sector
CURRENT
DESCRIPTOR SUCCESS INDICATOR GAP EXPLANATIONS OF GAP OR ISSUES POLICIES/REGULATIONS
REALITY
100% complete and functional Insufficient funds to provide equipment, emergency
7 3 Medical and Health Program
health Center vehicle and complete medicines
Zero number of malnourished
4 6 Poverty and lack of knowledge on nutrition Health and Nutrition Program
children
Senior Citizens, PWDs are
Insufficient funds to support health and other Social Senior Citizens Health and Social
provided with Health and 6 4
Services to the Senior Citizens and PWDs Services Program
other Social Services
All households have sanitary
15 Not financially capable to provide sanitary toilet Health and Sanitation Program
toilets
Youth may be involved in illegal drugs and other Barangay Scholarship Program
Vulnerable sectors are related activities, no services provided to vulnerable Youth Development Program
6 4
protected sectors (women and youth) that may worsen their
Gender and Development Program
situation
Empowered Active participation of the of
the community, in all Not all constituents of the barangay actively Information Dissemination
6 4
barangay programs and participate in all programs and activities, lack of funds Program
activities
Lack of funds to purchase Day Care center facilities
Fully equipped Day Care and equipment (tables, chairs, cabinets, blackboard, Early Childhood and Care for
5 5
center computer, printer, television set, sound system, and Children Program
electric fans)
Fully equipped Information/ No information/ reading center established, not a
2 8 Information Center Program
Reading center priority project
Zero crime index 6 4 Lack of barangay tanod visibility, lack of IEC. Peace and Order Program
Equipped and effective
Katarungang Pambarangay 0 10 Lack of training for Katarungang Pambarangay Capacity Development Program
officers

Table 5.1. 2 Vision-Reality Gap in Economic Sector

DESCRIPTO SUCCESS CURRENT GAP EXPLANATIONS OF GAP OR ISSUES POLICIES/REGULATIONS
R INDICATOR REALITY
Zero unemployment 0 40 Undergraduate, lack of interest in education, Poultry Management Program
rate, all working age lack of employment opportunities available “Kalamay” Production and Management
population with skills in the community, lack of information and Program
are employed education on livelihood programs Sustainable Livelihood Program
VIBRANT
Farmers are equipped 5 5 Lack of agricultural equipment, lack of farm
with modern inputs and lack of training Agricultural Management Program
equipment, knowledge, personnel
and techniques.
Table 5.1. 3 Vision-Reality Gap in Environment Sector

DESCRIPTOR SUCCESS CURRENT GAP EXPLANATIONS OF GAP OR POLICIES/REGULATIONS
INDICATOR REALITY ISSUES
All households 5 5 Lack of information in terms of proper waste Solid Waste Management Program
practice proper waste segregation and disposal.
disposal
SAFE
Restored wildlife 5 5 Lack of funds to procure seedlings for tree Reforestation Program
habitat and forest planting and not a priority project
growth

Table 5.1. 4 Vision-Reality Gap in Infrastructure Sector

DESCRIPTOR SUCCESS INDICATOR CURRENT GAP EXPLANATIONS OF GAP OR ISSUES POLICIES/REGULATIONS
REALITY
Well-constructed drainage 3 7 Insufficient funds for the construction of drainage
canal canals
Complete facilities in the 4 6 Lack of funds to construct an evacuation center
Barangay Risk Reduction and Management
evacuation center and lack of funds for the procurement of
Program
evacuation center facilities and equipment
Fully constructed and well- 3 7 Lack of funds to construct covered court and lack
lit covered court of funds on the procurement of lighting materials
Well-lit households and 7 3 Lack of financial capability and location is too far
barangay streetlights to the electric post
DISASTER
Quality barangay roads 6 4 Insufficient funds for the construction and repair
RESILIENT Road Concreting Program
of barangay roads
Established and fully 6 4 Overlooked and not a priority, no separate bank Youth Development Program
equipped SK hall/ office account intended for this project
Concreted Water supply 3 7 No water supply and maintenance for every Sustainable Water Supply Program
facility household
Fully constructed waiting 5 5 Insufficient funds for the construction of waiting
shed shed, not a priority project
Established Information/ 0 10 No information/ reading center established, not a
Reading center priority project
DESCRIPTOR SUCCESS INDICATOR CURRENT GAP EXPLANATIONS OF GAP OR ISSUES POLICIES/REGULATIONS

REALITY
RESPONSIBLE Transparency on 6 4 Lack of training and workshops of the barangay
governance officials Leadership Program
Competence of the 6 4 Lack of capacity development of the barangay
barangay officials officials, lack of materials in the barangay hall
Trained Reading Center 0 10 No information/ reading center established, not a
Personnel priority project

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 DEVELOPMENT PLAN
5.1.1 Social Development Plan
The programs, projects and activities lined up in this development plan are crafted
to answer the issues and concerns pertaining to education, health and sanitation, welfare,
youth, protective services, and housing. The prioritized infrastructures and investments
are to be matched by programs of social progress given the emphasis on skills
development and training programs.
Social Development Goals by Sub-Sector
SUB-SECTOR GOALS
To adapt to new normal education
Social Services / Education To provide a quality childcare and education

To have an active and participative community
Protective Services Ensure peaceful community

To have improved and maintained quality of
health and life
Health and Sanitation
To protect health by providing and promoting
sanitation and clean environment
Prevent youth from involving to illegal activities
Youth
and provision of services to vulnerable sector
Social Development Objectives and Targets
SUB-SECTOR OBJECTIVES
EDUCATION To ensure that education is given emphasis through
procurement of information center facilities and
SOCIAL SERVICES To have a conducive learning environment to the
Daycare pupils of Brgy. Tigbao by providing the
needed equipment and materials (computer, smart tv,
sound system, etc.) by 2024-2025
To encourage residents to attend barangay activities
and events by 2024-2025
To boost the morale of the barangay tanods in
serving the community by providing all their needed
tanod paraphernalia by 2024-2025
PROTECTIVE SERVICES
To provide trainings and workshops to Katarungang
Pambarangay officers starting 2024 to effectively do
their job.

To increase the quality of health services to the

residents of Brgy. Tigbao of up to 50% every year by
providing access to the needed medicines and
supplies starting 2024-2025
To promote quality of life through adequate
sanitation and provision of sanitary toilets to 15
households of Brgy. Tigbao by first quarter of 2024
HEALTH AND SANITATION To achieve zero number of malnourished children by
2024-2025 through intensified health nutrition
services like feeding program and monthly
monitoring of weight
To provide good health services to the Senior
Citizens and PWDs of Brgy. Tigbao by providing
access to the needed medicines and supplies by
2024-2025
YOUTH To strengthen the involvement of youth and women
into sports and other beneficial activities by ensuring
the allocated budget from SK funds by 2024-2025
Social Development Objectives, Programs, Projects, and Activities
OBJECTIVES Activity (PPA)

To ensure that education is given emphasis through
procurement of information center facilities and equipment by Information Center Program
2024-2025
To have a conducive learning environment to the Daycare
pupils of Brgy. Tigbao by providing the needed equipment Early Childhood and Care for
and materials (computer, smart tv, sound system, etc.) by Children Program
2024-2025
To encourage residents to attend barangay activities and
events by 2024-2025
Information Dissemination Program
To boost the morale of the barangay tanods in serving the
community by providing all their needed tanod paraphernalia Peace and Order Program
by 2024-2025
To provide trainings and workshops to Katarungang
Pambarangay officers starting 2024 to effectively do their job.
Capacity Development Program
To increase the quality of health services to the residents of
Brgy. Tigbao of up to 50% every year by providing access to Medical and Health Program
the needed medicines and supplies starting 2024
To promote quality of life through adequate sanitation and
provision of sanitary toilets to 15 households of Brgy. Tigbao Health and Sanitation Program
by first quarter of 2024
To achieve zero number of malnourished children by 2024-
2025 through intensified health nutrition services like feeding Health and Nutrition Program
program and monthly monitoring of weight
To provide good health services to the Senior Citizens and
Senior Citizens and PWD Health
PWDs of Brgy. Tigbao by providing access to the needed
medicines and supplies by 2024-2025 and Social Services Program
To strengthen the involvement of youth and women into Youth Development Program
sports and other beneficial activities by ensuring the allocated Barangay Scholarship Program
budget from SK funds by 2024-2025 Gender and Development Program

Capacity Development and Legislative Requirements for Social

Development
PROGRAM Capacity Development Legislative Requirement

Procurement of
Resolution on the request of financial
Information Center Reading Center
assistance for the procurement of
Program Facilities and
reading center facilities and equipment.
Equipment
Barangay Scholarship Educational Resolution on Barangay assistance to
Program Assistance to Indigent Indigent and out of school youth
and Out of School through Barangay Scholarship Program
Youth
Capacity Development Capacity Development Resolution requesting MLGU to
Program for the Katarungang conduct training workshops to
Pambarangay in Katarungang Pambarangay officers
Solving Disputes
Peace and Order Capacity Development Resolution requesting for financial
Program for Barangay assistance on the procurement of all
Tanod/Police needed tanod paraphernalia
Early Childhood and Procurement of Day Resolution for the procurement of Day
Care for Children Care Center Facilities Care Center Facilities and equipment
Program and Equipment
Information Procurement Of Resolution for establishment of Public
Dissemination Program Public Address Address System, projector, and enough
System and Projector funds for barangay assembly.
Provision of Funds for
Barangay Assembly
Gender and Development Awareness Campaign Resolution requesting DSWD/MSWD
Program on Gender Equality for the conduct of GAD and women
and Women protection awareness campaign
Protection
Youth Development Anti-Drug and Early Resolution requesting DSWD/MSWD
Program Parenthood Awareness and PNP to conduct Anti-Drug and
Campaign Early Parenthood Awareness Campaign
Procurement Of Resolution requesting for financial
Sports Equipment for assistance on the Youth Recreational
Basketball, Volleyball, Activities
Chess, Badminton,
etc.
Youth Organization Executive order on youth organization
Formulation formulation
Health and Sanitation Provision of Toilet Resolution for the procurement of toilet
Program Bowls to All bowls
Households Without
Sanitary Toilets
Orientation on Proper Resolution requesting the Municipal
Sanitation and Its Sanitary Inspector to conduct sanitary

Importance orientation
Senior Citizens and Provision of Quarterly Resolution to allocate funds for Senior
PWD Health and Social Health Check Up to Citizens and PWDs quarterly check up
Services Program All Senior Citizens
and PWDs
Provision of Resolution requesting RHU to conduct
Maintenance medical check up
Medicines and
Vitamins for Senior
Citizens and PWDs
Health and Nutrition Procurement of Resolution requesting for financial
Program Kitchen Wares assistance in conducting feeding
program
Training Workshop on Resolution requesting the Department
Backyard Gardening of Agriculture on backyard gardening
training workshop
Medical and Health Establishment of Barangay resolution allocating funds for
Program Handwashing Area the sports equipment.
and Procurement of
Equipment for The
Health Center
Procurement Of Resolution requesting for financial
Emergency Vehicle assistance on procurement of barangay
emergency vehicle
5.1.2 Economic Development Plan

Goals by Sub-Sector
Sub-Sector Goals
To reduce poverty by generating livelihood

Commerce and Industry programs to unemployed individuals in the
community
Agriculture To be able to achieve a high agricultural
production yield
Objectives/Targets by Sub-Sector
Sub-sector OBJECTIVES
Commerce and Industry To reduce poverty incidence from 50% to 0% within
2024-2025 (monitored every 3 years) by providing
alternative source of income to unemployed
household heads, create sustainable livelihood
opportunities for unemployed individuals in the
barangay
Agriculture To increase the agricultural production of Brgy.
Tigbao from 20% to 80% by 2024-2025 by ensuring

the improvement of farming standards used

Objectives & PPAs for Agricultural, Commerce, and Industry Devt
OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY (PPA)
To reduce poverty incidence from 50% Poultry Management Program

to 0% within 2024-2025 (monitored
every 3 years) by providing alternative
source of income to unemployed Kalamay Production and Management Program
household heads, create sustainable
livelihood opportunities for unemployed
individuals in the barangay Sustainable Livelihood Program
To increase the agricultural production

of Brgy. Tigbao from 20% to 80% by
Agricultural Management Program
2024-2025 by ensuring the
improvement of farming standards used
CapDev and Legislation for Economic Development

Resolution requesting DA for the
Training on Poultry
conduct of training on poultry
Management and Production
management production
Establishment of Poultry
Poultry Management assistance on establishment of
House
Program poultry house
Procurement of Land for the
assistance on the procurement of
Poultry House, Chickens and
land, chicken, and ducks for
Ducks
poultry house
Resolution requesting DA for the
Training on Kalamay conduct of training on kalamay
Production and Management management production and
management
Kalamay Production
Establishment of Standard assistance on establishment of
and Management
Kalamay Production Facility standard kalamay production
Program
facility
Procurement of Land for the
Kalamay Production Facility,
Sugarcane plantation,
land, sugarcane plantlets
sugarcane plantlets
Resolution requesting DOST for
Training workshop on Cassava
the conduct of cassava processing
Value Chain
equipment
Sustainable Livelihood Resolution requesting for financial
Program Procurement of Cassava
Processing Equipment
cassava processing equipment
Training Workshop on Broom Resolution requesting MLGU and

TESDA for technical assistance on

Making
broom making program
Financial Assistance to All
assistance to all barangay farmers
Barangay Farmer Associations
associations
national government for the
financial assistance of barangay
farmer association
Resolution on the Accreditation of
Brgy. Coconut Farmers Association
Resolution for usufruct agreement
with a landowner
Resolution to request DOST
technical intervention
Resolution for the request of
Training Workshop of All financial assistance on training
Members of Barangay Farmer workshop of coconut craft making
Associations on Agricultural Resolution on the request of
Production financial assistance for
procurement of tools and
equipment for the coconut craft
making
Agricultural Resolution requesting PCA on the
Management Program conduct of Awareness Campaign
Program
Application for the coconut tree
insurance to the PCA
Resolution requesting Department
of Agriculture for the conduct of
training on agricultural production
Procurement of Agricultural assistance on the procurement of
Equipment and Farm Inputs agricultural equipment and farm
inputs
Establishment of Satellite
assistance on the establishment of
Market
satellite market
Resolution for an executive order
Appointment of a Satellite
on the appointment of satellite
Market Personnel
market personnel
Resolution on order on duties and
responsibilities of satellite market
Training for Satellite Market personnel
Management Resolution requesting MLGU for
the conduct of training for satellite
market management

5.1.3 Environmental Management Plan

Goals by Sub-Sector
Sub- Sector Goal
A healthy environment free from solid waste
Solid Waste Management
pollution
Green Environment Management To have a restored wildlife and forest growth
Sub- Sector OBJECTIVES
Solid Waste Management To protect the health and wellbeing of the community
through effective waste management measures such
as garbage collection services and ordinances starting
2024
To encourage the residents to take care of the forest
Green Environment Management around the barangay by 2024-2025.
Objectives and PPAs for Environmental Management

To protect the health and wellbeing of
the community through effective waste
management measures such as garbage Solid Waste Management Program
collection services and ordinances
starting 2024
To encourage the residents to take care
of the forest around the barangay by Reforestation Program
2024-2025.
CapDev and Legislation for Environmental Management

Construction of MRF Resolution requesting MLGU

for the conduct of training and
Training of Technical technical requirements on
requirements on Establishment of establishment of MRF
MRF
Solid Waste Resolution to adopt of SWM
Management Program Municipal ordinance
Orientation on Proper Waste
Segregation, Disposal, and Resolution requesting MLGU
Management for the conduct of orientation on
proper waste disposal and
management
Procurement of SWM vehicle Resolution requesting for

financial assistance on the

procurement of SWM vehicle
Appointment of 2 Solid Waste Resolution requesting for the
Management Personnel/ Garbage appointment of 2 SWM
Collector personnel/ garbage collector
Orientation on proper waste
Training Workshop on SWMP
segregation, disposal, and
Formulation
management
Resolution requesting DENR to
Establishment of Compost Pit per
conduct seminars on benefits of
Household
compost pit
Resolution requesting for
financial assistance on the
Tree Planting Activity
procurement of seedlings and
other planting materials
Resolution requesting ENRO to
Reforestation Program
conduct trainings and workshop
Training and Workshop on
on ordinance formulation for
Ordinance Formulation for Anti-
anti-illegal logging and various
Illegal Logging
environmental laws and
procedures
5.1.4 Infrastructure Development Plan

Goals by Sub-Sector
Sub- Sector Goal
Social Support To establish resilient infrasructure support to social,
environment, economic, and instititional sector
Economic Support; Roads, Bridges, etc.
Sub- Sector Objectives
Social Support To establish a fully equipped evacuation center that
will cater 60% of the population of the barangay
within 2024 to 2025
To have a fully constructed and well-lit covered court
by 2024 to 2025
To achieve 100% target of households with

electricity by 2024-2025
To have an established SK hall by 2025 that will
cater the needs of the youth through various
To achieve 100% accessibility to potable water in the
barangay through the provision of concrete water

facilities by 2024-2025
To have an information center that can cater services
to the residents by 2024-2025.
Economic Support; Roads, Bridges, etc. To provide sufficient drainage canals that will
prevent serious flooding during heavy downpour of
rain with target start of construction by 2024-2025
To provide 100% quality roads for accessiblity and
To have a well-built waiting shed that will provide
shelter to commuters from different types of weather
condition by 2024-2025.
Objectives and PPAs for Economic Support: Road, Bridge, and Electrical
Infrastructure
To provide sufficient drainage canals
that will prevent serious flooding during
heavy downpour of rain with target start
of construction by 2024.
To establish a fully equipped evacuation
center that will cater 60% of the
Barangay Risk Reduction and Management Program
population of the barangay within 2024
to 2025
To have a fully constructed and well-lit
covered court by 2024 to 2025
To achieve 100% target of households
with electricity by 2024-2025.
To provide 100% quality roads for
accessibility and transportation by 2025
To have an established SK hall by 2025
that will cater the needs of the youth Youth Development Program
through various programs and services
To achieve 100% accessibility to
potable water in the barangay through
Sustainable Water Supply Program
the provision of concrete water facilities
by 2024-2025
To have a well-built waiting shed that
will provide shelter to commuters from
different types of weather condition by
2024-2025
To have an information center that can
cater services to the residents by 2024- Information Center Program
2025.

CapDev and Legislation for Infrastructure Development

Flood Control Program Construction of Drainage Canals assistance on the construction of
drainage canals
Construction of Evacuation Center assistance on the procurement of
Barangay Risk Reduction evacuation center facilities and
and Management Program equipment, executive order for the
Procurement Of Facilities and
proper usage of the evacuation
Equipment for Evacuation Center
center
Construction of Covered Court
Establishment of Covered
lighting materials for the covered
Court Program
court, executive order for the
Procurement of Lighting Materials
proper usage of the covered court
Establishment of Electrical Post and
National Electrification Agency for
Procurement of Electrical Materials
the free electricity installation
Resolution for the installation of
Installation of Solar Panel
solar panel streetlights in all area of
Streetlights
the barangay
Repair of Damaged Barangay Roads
assistance on the repair of damaged
and Construction of Another Lane
barangay roads and construction of
Farm to Market Road
another lane farm to market road.
Construction of Road for the Inner assistance on the construction of
Sitio (Sitio Kabatuan) road for the inner Sitio (Sitio
Kabatuan)
Construction of SK Hall assistance on the construction of
Youth Development SK hall
Program Resolution requesting for financial
Procurement of SK Hall Equipment
and Facilities
SK hall equipment and facilities
Resolution for the maintenance of
water supply
Sustainable Water Supply
Water Supply Maintenance Resolution to implement an
Program
ordinance on the proper usage of
supply water
Establishment of Waiting waiting shed
Construction of Waiting Shed
Sheds Program Resolution for the appropriation of
funds on the construction of
waiting shed
Information Center Construction of an Information
Program Center
information/ reading center

5.1.5 Institutional Development Plan

Goals by Sub-Sector
Sub- Sector Goal
Organizational Management To become competent and dependable leaders
Fiscal Management To have a competent Information/Reading Center

Personnel
Sub- Sector OBJECTIVES
Organizational Management To be fully compliant to the seal of good local
governance by 2024-2025
To provide verifiable and transparent disclosure of
data on full disclosure policy board of the barangay
every month by 2024-2025
Fiscal Management
To have an information center/reading center that is
taken cared of properly by 2024-2025.
Institutional Development Objectives, Programs, Projects, and Activities

To be fully compliant to the seal of

good local governance by 2024-2025
Leadership Program
To provide verifiable and transparent
disclosure of data on full disclosure
policy board of the barangay every
month by 2024-2025
To have an information center/reading
center that is taken cared of properly by Information Center Program
2024-2025.
CapDev and Legislation for Institutional Development

Resolution requesting MLGU to
Leadership and Management conduct leadership and
Training Workshop management training workshop to
Leadership Program all barangay officials
Resolution on the request of
Procurement of Equipment for The financial assistance for the
Barangay Hall procurement of equipment for the
barangay hall
Resolution requesting TESDA for
Information Center Training of Reading Center
the conduct of skills training of
Program Personnel
Reading Center Personnel

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 BDIP
VI. BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PLAN 6

The Barangay Development Investment Program (BDIP) 2023-2025 is a vital
thee-year planning that ranks the priority programs, projects, and activities (PPAs) of the
barangay. It contains the list of sectoral projects in support to the Barangay Development
Plan. Essentially, the Barangay Tigbao BDIP aims to help realize its vision identified:
reducing poverty incidence, improving access to health services, enhancing the quality of
life, and promoting good governance and responsible citizenship.
Primarily, the program consists of new projects and expansion of existing schemes
aimed at development indicators in the vision-reality gap analysis. Thus, it is also
responsive to the projected change in Barangay Tigbao population. Moreover, all PPAs to
be included in the annual investment program of the barangay of each year from 2021-
2023 will be derived from the BDIP 2023-2025.

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PLAN
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM (BDIP)

For Planning Period: 2023-2025
Province/Municipality/Barangay: BRGY. TIGBAO, CARIGARA, LEYTE
No Climate Change Expenditure (Please tick the box if your LGU does not have any climate expenditure)
Amount of Climate Change
Schedule of
Amount (In Thousand Pesos) Expenditure
Implementation
AIP (In Thousand Pesos)
Program/ Implementing
Refe- Funding Maintenance
Project/ Office/ Expected Output Climate Climate Climate
rence Com- Source Personal and Other REMARKS
Description Department Start (6) Capital Total Change Change Change
Code pletion (7) Services Operating
(2) (3) Date Outlay (8+9+10) Adapta Miti Typology
(1) Date (PS) Expenses
(4) (10) (11) tion gation Code
(5) (8) (MOOE)
(12) (13) (14)
(9)
Medical and 100% complete and
BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 2500.00
Health Program functional health center
Health and
Nutrition Zero number of
BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 250.00
Program malnourished children
Senior Citizens
and PWD Health Senior Citizens, PWDs are
and Social BARANGAY 2023 2025 provided with Health and BLGU 60.00
Services Program other Social Services
Health and
Sanitation All households have
Program sanitary toilets
Barangay
Scholarship Vulnerable sectors are
Program protected


Schedule of
Implementation
(In Thousand Pesos)
AIP
Program/ Implementing Maintenan
Refe- Funding
Project/ Office/ Expected Output ce and Climate Climate Climate
rence Com- Source REMARKS
Description Department Start (6) Personal Other Capital Total Change Change Change
Code pletion (7)
(2) (3) Date Services (PS) Operating Outlay (8+9+10) Adapta Miti Typology
(1) Date
(4) (8) Expenses (10) (11) tion gation Code
(5)
(MOOE) (12) (13) (14)
(9)
Youth Vulnerable
Development BARANGAY 2023 2025 sectors are BLGU 150.00
Program protected
Gender and
Vulnerable
Development BARANGAY 2023 2025 sectors are BLGU 50.00
Program protected
Active
participation of
Information
the of the
Dissemination BARANGAY 2023 2025 community, in all BLGU 600.00
Program barangay
programs and
activities
Early Childhood
and Care for Fully equipped
Children Program Day Care center
Peace and Order

Program BARANGAY 2023 2025 Zero crime index BLGU 50.00


Schedule of
Implementation
AIP (In Thousand Pesos)
Program/ Implementing
Refe- Funding Maintenance
Project/ Office/ Expected Output Climate Climate Climate
rence Com- Source Personal and Other REMARKS
Description Department Start (6) Capital Total Change Change Change
Code pletion (7) Services Operating
(2) (3) Date Outlay (8+9+10) Adapta Miti Typology
(1) Date (PS) Expenses
(4) (10) (11) tion gation Code
(5) (8) (MOOE)
(12) (13) (14)
(9)
Equipped and
Capacity effective
Development BARANGAY 2023 2025 Katarungang BLGU 50.00
Program Pambarangay
officers
Information Fully equipped
Center Program BARANGAY 2023 2025 Information/ BLGU 200.00
Reading center
Active
participation of
Information
the of the
Dissemination BARANGAY 2023 2025 community, in all BLGU 600.00
Program barangay
programs and
activities
Zero
Poultry unemployment
Management rate, all working
BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 5100.00
Program age population
with skills are
employed
Zero
Kalamay
unemployment
Production
rate, all working
Management BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 5100.00
age population
Program with skills are
employed


Schedule of
Implementation
(In Thousand Pesos)
AIP
Refe- Funding
Code pletion (7)
(1) Date
(5)
(MOOE) (12) (13) (14)
(9)
Sustainable
Zero
Livelihood BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 1200.00
unemployment
Program
rate, all working
Agricultural
age population
Management with skills are
BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 4800.00
Program employed
Solid Waste
All households
Management BARANGAY 2023 2025 practice proper BLGU 624.00
Program waste disposal
Establishment of All households
compost pit BARANGAY 2023 2025 practice proper BLGU 50.00
waste disposal
Zero
unemployment
Reforestation
rate, all working
Program BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 70.00
age population
with skills are
employed
Flood Control
Well-constructed
drainage canal


Schedule of
Implementation
(In Thousand Pesos)
AIP
Refe- Funding
Code pletion (7)
(1) Date
(5)
(MOOE) (12) (13) (14)
(9)
Barangay Risk Complete
Reduction and facilities in the
BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 3000.00
Management evacuation
Program center
Well-lit
Electrification
households and
barangay
streetlights
Road Concreting
Quality barangay
Program BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 16,000.00
roads
Youth
Established and
Development BARANGAY 2023 2025 fully equipped SK BLGU 1000.00
Program hall/ office
Sustainable
Concreted
Water Supply BARANGAY 2023 2025 Water supply BLGU 100.00
Program facility


Schedule of
Implementation
(In Thousand Pesos)
AIP
Refe- Funding
Code pletion (7)
(1) Date
(5)
(MOOE) (12) (13) (14)
(9)
Establishment of
Fully constructed
Waiting Sheds BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 250.00
waiting sheds
Program
Establishment of
Covered Court Fully constructed
BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 3000.00
Program covered court
Information Established
Center Program BARANGAY 2023 2025 Information/ BLGU 200.00
Reading center
Transparency on
governance
Leadership
Program
Competence of
BARANGAY 2023 2025 the barangay BLGU 140.00
officials
Trained
Information
Information/Read
Center Program BARANGAY 2023 2025 BLGU 15.00
ing Center
Personnel

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 PROJECT BRIEFS
6.1 PROJECT BRIEFS

6.1.1 Project Brief for Social Development
A.
Name of Program or Project Medical and Health Program
Brief Description To increase the quality of health services to the
residents of Brgy. Tigbao of up to 50% ever year by
providing access to the needed medicines and supplies
starting 2023
Program or Project Establishment of Handwashing Area and Procurement
Components of Equipment for The Health Center.
Procurement Of Emergency Vehicle
Proponent BLGU
Justification Insufficient funds to provide equipment, emergency
vehicle and complete medicines
Intended Beneficiaries Residents
Estimated Cost 2,500,000.00
Establishment of Handwashing 1,000,000.00
Area and Procurement of
Equipment for The Health
Center.
Procurement Of Emergency 1,500,000.00
Vehicle
Program or Project Term 2023-2025
Establishment of Handwashing 2023-2025
Area and Procurement of
Equipment for The Health
Center.
Procurement Of Emergency 2023-2025
Vehicle
Target Output and Success 100% complete and functional health center
Indicator
B.
Name of Program or Project Health and Nutrition Program
Brief Description To achieve zero number of malnourished children by
2023 through intensified health nutrition services like
feeding program and monthly monitoring of weight
Program or Project Procurement Of Kitchen Wares and Basic Food
Components Essentials.
Training Workshop on Backyard Gardening
Proponent BLGU
Justification Poverty and lack of knowledge on nutrition
Intended Beneficiaries Parents and malnourished children
Estimated Cost 250,000.00

Procurement Of Kitchen Wares 200,000.00

and Basic Food Essentials.
Training Workshop on Backyard 50,000.00
Gardening
Procurement Of Kitchen Wares 2023-2025
and Basic Food Essentials.
Training Workshop on Backyard
Gardening
Target Output and Success Zero number of malnourished children
Indicator
C.
Name of Program or Project Senior Citizens and PWD Health and Social Services
Program
Brief Description To provide good health services to the Senior Citizens
and PWDs of Brgy. Tigbao by providing access to the
needed medicines and supplies by 2023
Program or Project Provision of Quarterly Health Check Up to All Senior
Components Citizens and PWDs
Provision of Maintenance Medicines and Vitamins for
Senior Citizens and PWDs
Proponent BLGU
Justification Insufficient funds to support health and other Social
Services to the Senior Citizens and PWDs
Intended Beneficiaries Senior Citizens and PWDs
Provision of Quarterly Health 30,000.00
Check Up to All Senior
Citizens and PWDs
Provision of Maintenance 30,000.00
Medicines and Vitamins for
Provision of Quarterly Health 2023-2025
Check Up to All Senior
Citizens and PWDs
Provision of Maintenance 2023-2025
Medicines and Vitamins for
Target Output and Success Senior Citizens, PWDs are provided with Health and
Indicator other Social Services
D.

Name of Program or Project Health and Sanitation Program

Brief Description To promote quality of life through adequate sanitation
and provision of sanitary toilets to 15 households of
Brgy. Tigbao by first quarter of 2023
Program or Project Provision of Toilet Bowls to All Households Without
Components Sanitary Toilets
Orientation on Proper Sanitation and Its Importance
Proponent BLGU
Justification Insufficient funds to support health and other Social
Services to the Senior Citizens and PWDs
Intended Beneficiaries Households without toilets
Provision of Toilet Bowls to 125,000.00
All Households Without
Sanitary Toilets
Orientation on Proper 30,000.00
Sanitation and Its Importance
Provision of Toilet Bowls to 2023-2025
All Households Without
Sanitary Toilets
Orientation on Proper 2023-2025
Sanitation and Its Importance
Target Output and Success All households have sanitary toilets
Indicator
E.
Name of Program or Project Barangay Scholarship Program
Brief Description To strengthen the involvement of youth and women
the allocated budget from SK funds by 2023
Program or Project Educational Assistance to Indigent and Out of School
Components Youth
Proponent BLGU
Justification Youth may be involved in illegal drugs and other
related activities, no services provided to vulnerable
sectors that may worsen their situation
Intended Beneficiaries OSY
Educational Assistance to Indigent and 200,000.00
Out of School Youth

Educational Assistance to Indigent and 2023-2025

Out of School Youth
Target Output and Success Vulnerable sectors are protected
Indicator
F.
Name of Program or Project Youth Development Program
Brief Description To strengthen the involvement of youth and women
the allocated budget from SK funds by 2023
Program or Project Anti-Drug and Early Parenthood Awareness Campaign
Components
Procurement Of Sports Equipment for Basketball,
Volleyball, Chess, Badminton Etc.
Youth Organization Formulation
Proponent BLGU
Intended Beneficiaries Youth and Teens
Anti-Drug and Early Parenthood 30,000.00
Awareness Campaign
Procurement Of Sports Equipment for 90,000.00
Basketball, Volleyball, Chess,
Badminton Etc.
Youth Organization Formulation 30,000.00
Anti-Drug and Early Parenthood 2023-2025
Awareness Campaign
Procurement Of Sports Equipment for 2023-2025
Basketball, Volleyball, Chess,
Badminton Etc.
Youth Organization Formulation 2023-2025
Indicator
G.

Name of Program or Project Gender and Development Program

Brief Description To strengthen Gender and Development Program the
involvement of youth and women into sports and other
beneficial activities by ensuring the allocated budget
from SK funds by 2023
Program or Project Awareness Campaign on Gender Equality and Women
Components Protection
Proponent BLGU
Intended Beneficiaries Women
Awareness Campaign on Gender 50,000.000
Equality and Women Protection
Awareness Campaign on Gender 2023-2025
Equality and Women Protection
Indicator
H.
Name of Program or Project Information Dissemination Program
Brief Description To encourage residents to attend barangay activities
and events
Program or Project Procurement of Public Address System, and Projector
Components Provision of Funds for Barangay Assembly
Proponent BLGU
Justification Not all the constituents of the barangay actively
participate in all programs and activities, lack of funds
Procurement of Public Address 300,000.00
System, and Projector
Provision of Funds for Barangay 300,000.00
Assembly
Procurement of Public Address 2023-2025
System, and Projector
Provision of Funds for Barangay 2023-2025
Assembly
Target Output and Success Active participation of the of the community, in all
Indicator barangay programs and activities
I.

Name of Program or Project Early Childhood and Care for Children Program
Brief Description To have a conducive learning environment to the
daycare pupils of Brgy. Tigbao by providing the
needed equipment and materials by 2023
Program or Project Procurement of Day Care Center Facilities and
Components Equipment
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of funds to purchase Day Care center facilities
and equipment
Intended Beneficiaries Day Care pupils
Procurement of Day Care Center 300,000.00
Facilities and Equipment
Procurement of Day Care Center 2023-2025
Facilities and Equipment
Target Output and Success Fully equipped Day Care center
Indicator
J.
Name of Program or Project Peace and Order Program
Brief Description To boost the morale of the barangay tanods in serving
the community by providing all their needed tanod
paraphernalia by 2023
Program or Project Capacity Development for Barangay Tanod/Police
Components
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of barangay tanod visibility, lack of IEC.
Intended Beneficiaries Barangay Police
Capacity Development for Barangay 50,000.00
Tanod/Police
Capacity Development for Barangay 2023-2025
Tanod/Police
Target Output and Success Zero crime index
Indicator
K.
Name of Program or Project Capacity Development Program

Brief Description To provide trainings and workshops to Katarungang

Pambarangay officers starting 2023 to effectively do
their job.
Program or Project Capacity Development for the Katarungang
Components Pambarangay in Solving Disputes
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of training for Katarungang Pambarangay
Intended Beneficiaries Katarungang Pambarangay officers
Capacity Development for the 50,000.00
Katarungang Pambarangay in Solving
Disputes
Capacity Development for the 2023-2025
Katarungang Pambarangay in Solving
Disputes
Target Output and Success Equipped and effective Katarungang Pambarangay
Indicator officers
L.
Name of Program or Project Information Center Program
Brief Description To ensure that education is given emphasis through
procurement of information center facilities and
equipment
Program or Project Procurement of Reading Center Facilities and
Components Equipment
Proponent BLGU
Justification No information/ reading center established, not a
priority project
Intended Beneficiaries Residents and students
Procurement of Reading 200,000.00
Center Facilities and
Equipment
Procurement of Reading 2023-2025
Center Facilities and
Equipment
Target Output and Success Fully equipped Information/ Reading center
Indicator
6.1.2 Project Brief for Economic Development

A.

Name of Program or Project Kalamay Production And Management Program
Brief Description To reduce poverty incidence from 50% to 0% within

2023-2025 by providing alternative source of income
to unemployed household heads, create sustainable
livelihood opportunities for unemployed individuals in
the barangay
Program or Project Training on Kalamay Production and Management
Components Establishment of Standard Kalamay Production
Facility
Procurement of Land for the Kalamay Production
Facility, sugarcane plantlets
Proponent BLGU
Justification Undergraduate, lack of interest in education, lack of

employment opportunities available in the community,
lack of information and education on livelihood
programs
Intended Beneficiaries Unemployed residents
Training on Kalamay 100,000.00

Production and Management
Establishment of Standard 1,000,000.00
Kalamay Production Facility
Procurement of Land for the 4,000,000.00
Kalamay Production Facility,
sugarcane plantlets
Training on Kalamay 2023-2025
Production and Management
Establishment of Standard 2023-2025
Procurement of Land for the 2023-2025
and sugarcane plantlets
Target Output and Success Zero unemployment rate, all working age population
Indicator with skills are employed
B.
Name of Program or Project Poultry Management Program

2023-2025 by providing alternative source of income

to unemployed household heads, create sustainable

livelihood opportunities for unemployed individuals in
the barangay
Program or Project Training on Poultry Management and Production
Components Establishment of Poultry House
Procurement of Land for the Poultry House, Chickens
and Ducks
Proponent BLGU

programs
Training on Poultry 100,000.00

Establishment of Poultry 1,000,000.00
House
Procurement of Land for the 4,000,000.00
Ducks
Training on Poultry 2023-2025
Establishment of Poultry 2023-2025
House
Procurement of Land for the 2023-2025
Ducks
C.
Name of Program or Project Sustainable Livelihood Program
2023-2028 (monitored every 3 years) by providing
alternative source of income to unemployed household

heads, create sustainable livelihood opportunities for

unemployed individuals in the barangay
Program or Project Training workshop on Cassava Value Chain
Components Procurement of Cassava Processing Equipment
Training Workshop on Broom Making
Proponent BLGU
programs
Training workshop on 100,000.00
Cassava Value Chain
Procurement of Cassava 1,000,000.00
Training Workshop on Broom 100,000.00
Making
Training workshop on 2023-2025
Cassava Value Chain
Procurement of Cassava 2023-2025
Training Workshop on Broom 2023-2025
Making
D.
Name of Program or Project Agricultural Management Program
Brief Description To increase the agricultural production of Brgy. Tigbao
from 20% to 80% in 2024 by ensuring the
improvement of farming standards used
Program or Project Financial Assistance to All Barangay Farmer
Components Associations
Training Workshop of All Members of Barangay
Farmer Associations on Agricultural Production
Procurement of Agricultural Equipment and Farm
Inputs
Establishment of Satellite Market
Appointment of One Satellite Market Personnel
Training for Satellite Market Management
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of agricultural equipment, lack of farm inputs and
lack of training

Intended Beneficiaries Farmers

Financial Assistance to All 1,400,000.00
Barangay Farmer
Associations
Procurement of Agricultural 2,006,000.00
Equipment and Farm Inputs
Training Workshop of All 300,000.00
Members of Barangay Farmer
Associations on Agricultural
Production
Establishment of Satellite 1,000,000.00
Market
Appointment of One Satellite 50,000.00
Market Personnel
Training for Satellite Market 50,000.00
Management
Financial Assistance to All 2023-2025
Barangay Farmer
Associations
Procurement of Agricultural 2023-2025
Equipment and Farm Inputs
Training Workshop of All 2023-2025
Members of Barangay Farmer
Associations on Agricultural
Production
Establishment of Satellite 2023-2025
Market
Appointment of One Satellite 2023-2025
Market Personnel
Training for Satellite Market 2023-2025
Management

6.1.3 Project Brief for Environmental Management

A.
Name of Program or Project Solid Waste Management Program
Brief Description To protect the health and wellbeing of the community
through effective waste management measures such as
collection services and ordinances starting 2023
Program or Project Construction of MRF
Components Training of Technical Requirements on Establishment
of MRF
Orientation on Proper Waste Segregation, Disposal,
and Management
Procurement of SWM Vehicle
Appointment of Two Solid Waste Management
Personnel/Garbage Collectors
Training Workshop on SWMP Formulation
Establishment of Compost Pit per Household
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of information in terms of proper waste
segregation and disposal.
Estimated Cost
Construction of MRF 20,000.00
Training of Technical 50,000.00
Requirements on
Establishment of MRF
Orientation on Proper Waste 50,000.00
Segregation, Disposal, and
Management
Procurement of SWM 400,000.00
Vehicle
Appointment of Two Solid 50,000.00
Waste Management
Training Workshop on
SWMP Formulation
Establishment of Compost Pit 54,000.00
per Household
Construction of MRF 2023-2025
Training of Technical 2023-2025
Requirements on
Establishment of MRF
Orientation on Proper Waste 2023-2025
Segregation, Disposal, and
Management
Procurement of SWM 2023-2025
Vehicle
Appointment of Two Solid 2023-2025

Waste Management
Training Workshop on 2023-2025
SWMP Formulation
Establishment of Compost Pit 2023-2025
per Household
Target Output and Success All households practice proper waste disposal
Indicator
B.
Name of Program or Project Reforestation Program
Brief Description To encourage the residents to take care of the forest
around the barangay.
Program or Project Tree Planting Activity

Components
Training and Workshop on Ordinance Formulation for
Anti-Illegal Logging
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of funds to procure seedlings for tree planting and
not a priority project
Tree Planting Activity 50,000.00
Training and Workshop on 20,000.00

Ordinance Formulation for
Tree Planting Activity 2023-2025
Training and Workshop on 2023-2025

Ordinance Formulation for
Target Output and Success Restored wildlife habitat and forest growth
Indicator

6.1.4 Project Brief for Infrastructure Development

A.
Name of Program or Project Flood Control Program
Brief Description To provide sufficient drainage canals that will prevent
serious flooding during heavy downpour of rain with
target start of construction by 2023
Program or Project Construction of Drainage Canals
Components
Proponent BLGU
Justification Insufficient funds for the construction of drainage
canals
Construction of Drainage 500,000.00
Canals
Construction of Drainage 2023-2025
Canals
Target Output and Success Well-constructed drainage canal
Indicator
B.
Name of Program or Project Barangay Risk Reduction and Management Program
Brief Description To establish a fully equipped evacuation center that will
cater 60% of the population of the barangay w/in 2023-2024
Program or Project Construction of Evacuation Center
Components
Procurement of Facilities and Equipment for Evacuation
Center
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of funds to construct an evacuation center and lack of
funds for the procurement of evacuation center facilities and
equipment
Construction of Evacuation 2,000,000.00
Center
Procurement of Facilities and 1,000,000.00
Equipment for Evacuation
Center
Construction of Evacuation 2023-2025
Center
Procurement of Facilities and 2023-2025
Equipment for Evacuation
Center
Target Output and Success Complete facilities in the evacuation center
Indicator

C.
Name of Program or Project Establishment of Covered Court Program
Brief Description To have a fully constructed and well-lit covered court
by 2024 to 2025
Program or Project Construction of Covered Court
Components
Procurement of Lighting Materials for Covered Court
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of funds to construct covered court and lighting
materials
Construction of Evacuation 2,000,000.00
Center
Procurement of Lighting 1,000,000.00
Materials
Construction of Covered 2023-2025
Court
Procurement of Lighting 2023-2025
Materials
Target Output and Success Fully constructed and well-lighted covered court
Indicator
D.
Name of Program or Project Electrification Program
Brief Description To achieve 100% target of households with electricity
by 2023
Program or Project Establishment of Electrical Post and Procurement of
Components Electrical Materials
Installation of Solar Panel Streetlights in All Areas of
the Barangay
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of financial capability and location is too far to
the electric post
Establishment of Electrical 950,000.00
Post and Procurement of
Electrical Materials
Installation of Solar Panel 1,000,000.00
Streetlights in All Areas of
the Barangay

Establishment of Electrical 2023-2025

Post and Procurement of
Electrical Materials
Installation of Solar Panel 2023-2025
Streetlights in All Areas of
the Barangay
Target Output and Success Well-lit households and barangay streetlights
Indicator
E.
Name of Program or Project Road Concreting Program
Brief Description To provide 100% quality roads for accessibility and
Program or Project Repair of Damaged Barangay Roads and Construction
Components of Another Lane Farm to Market Road
Construction of Road for Sitio Kabatoan
Proponent BLGU
Justification Insufficient funds for the construction and repair of
barangay roads
Repair of Damaged Barangay 10,000,000.00
Roads and Construction of
Another Lane Farm to Market
Road
Construction of Road for Sitio 6,000,000.00
Kabatoan
Repair of Damaged Barangay 2023-2025
Roads and Construction of
Another Lane Farm to Market
Road
Construction of Road for Sitio 2023-2025
Kabatoan
Target Output and Success Quality barangay roads
Indicator
F.

Name of Program or Project Youth Development Program

Brief Description To have an established SK hall by 2024 that will cater
the needs of the youth through various programs and
services
Program or Project Construction of SK Hall
Components Procurement of SK Hall Equipment and Facilities
Proponent BLGU
Justification Overlooked and not a priority, no separate bank
account intended for this project
Intended Beneficiaries SK and Youth
Construction of SK Hall 500,000.00
Procurement of SK Hall 500,000.00
Equipment and Facilities
Construction of SK Hall 2023-2025
Procurement of SK Hall 2023-2025
Equipment and Facilities
Target Output and Success Established and fully equipped SK hall/ office
Indicator
Name of Program or Project Sustainable Water Supply Program
Brief Description To achieve 100% accessibility to potable water in the

barangay through the provision of concrete water
facilities by 2023
Program or Project Water Supply Maintenance
Components
Proponent BLGU
Justification No water supply and maintenance for every household

Water Supply Maintenance 100,000.00

Water Supply Maintenance 2023-2025
Target Output and Success Concreted Water supply facility

Indicator
G.
Name of Program or Project Establishment of Waiting Sheds Program

Brief Description To have a well-built waiting shed that will provide

shelter to commuters from different types of weather
condition by 2023
Program or Project Construction Of Waiting Shed
Components
Proponent BLGU
Justification Insufficient funds for the construction of waiting shed,
not a priority project
Construction Of Waiting 250,000.00
Shed
Construction Of Waiting 2023-2025
Shed
Target Output and Success Fully constructed waiting shed
Indicator
H.
Brief Description To have an information center that can cater services to
the residents
Program or Project Construction of an Information Center
Components
Proponent BLGU
Justification No information/reading center established, not a
priority project
Intended Beneficiaries Students and residents
Construction of an 200,000.00
Information Center
Construction of an 2023-2025
Information Center
Target Output and Success Established Information/ Reading center
Indicator

6.1.5 Project Brief for Institutional Development

A.
Name of Program or Project Leadership Program
Brief Description To provide verifiable and transparent disclosure of data
on full disclosure policy board of the barangay every
month
Program or Project Leadership and Management Training Workshop
Components
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of training and workshops of the barangay
officials
Intended Beneficiaries Barangay officials and residents
Leadership and Management 50,000.00
Training Workshop
Leadership and Management 2023-2025
Training Workshop
Target Output and Success Transparency on governance
Indicator
B.
Name of Program or Project Leadership Program
Brief Description To be fully compliant to the seal of good local
governance by 2023
Program or Project Procurement of Equipment for The Barangay Hall
Components
Proponent BLGU
Justification Lack of capacity development of the barangay
officials, lack of materials in the barangay hall
Intended Beneficiaries Barangay officials
Procurement of Equipment 140,000.00
for The Barangay Hall
Procurement of Equipment 2023-2025
for The Barangay Hall
Target Output and Success Competence of the barangay officials
Indicator

C.
Brief Description To have an information center that is taken cared of
properly
Program or Project Training of Reading Center Personnel
Components
Proponent BLGU
Justification No information/ reading center established, not a
priority project
Training of Reading Center 15,000.00
Personnel
Training of Reading Center 2023-2025
Personnel
Target Output and Success Trained Information/Reading Center Personnel
Indicator

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 MONITORING AND EVALUATION
VII. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

7
Vision Statement: A well-known producer of "kalamay", a quality product from sugarcane in the municipality of Carigara, with progressive
economy and empowered community, living in a safe environment, with quality infrastructure governed by effective and responsive leaders.
Mission Statement: "To strengthen community well-being; to lead a progressive barangay through the promotion of active participation and
cooperation in a realistic and attainable socio-cultural, economic, environmental, and community development aspirations and through the alliance of
different NGOs and community organizations towards economical and industrial advancement programs."
Data
Baselin Unit
Sectoral Goals Indicators Target Data Source Collection Frequency
e Responsible
Method
Social Sector
To adapt to new Learning 0 All needed learning Actual survey Actual Survey Annually Committee on
normal education materials and materials and education
equipment for the
equipment for info/reading center are
info/ reading provided by 2025
center
To provide a Support facilities Laptop, printer, bond DCW Actual Survey Annually Committee on
quality childcare and equipment paper, flatscreen TV education
for educational
and education for Day Care purposes are provided
Center
Ensure peaceful Capacity 0 Annual training of Barangay List of Names of Annual Committee on
community building of barangay Barangay Peace and Order
tanods/police, Tanods/ Police
barangay provision of needed
tanods/police tanod paraphernalia

To have improved Health center Procurement of BNS/BHW/Rural Actual survey Annual Committee on
and maintained facilities and emergency vehicle, Health Midwife Health
maintenance medicine BNS/BHW
quality of health equipment and vitamins and
and life needed medical
equipment by 2024-
2025
No. of 5 All cases of BNS OPT Monthly Committee on
malnourished malnourished children Health BNS/BHW
and mitigation of
children possible cases of
malnourished children
To protect health No. of 15 Five per year BNS/BHW Actual survey Annually Committee on
by providing and households Health BNS/BHW
promoting without sanitary
sanitation and toilets
clean environment
Prevent youth from No. of OSY in 35 Skills training and Barangay Actual Survey Annually Committee on
involving to illegal the barangay enrollment to ALS of Secretary, Education
all the OSY in the BNS/BSPO/BHW
activities and barangay by 2024-
provision of 2025
services to
vulnerable sector

Economic Sector
Data
Data Unit
Sectoral Goals Indicators Baseline Target Collection Frequency
Source Responsible
Method
To reduce poverty by
generating livelihood Skills training and
No. of unemployed employment assistance
programs to Barangay Committee on
working age 50 from Carigara PESO of
Secretary
Actual Survey Annual
Education
unemployed 16 beneficiaries every
residents
individuals in the year
community
No. of farmers who Distribution of farm
To be able to achieve a inputs, and equipment
are actively Barangay Committee on
high agricultural 30 to all the farmers
Secretary
Actual survey Annual
Agriculture
engaged in farming actively engaged in
production yield
in the barangay farming by 2024-2025
Environment
Data
Data Unit
Source Responsible
Method
A healthy Establishment and
environment free Presence of MRF in maintenance of MRF in Committee on
Barangay Actual survey Annual
from solid waste the barangay the barangay by 2024- Health
pollution 2025
Delivery of woods Conduct nightly

To have a restored checkpoint of every
from illegal logging Chief Barangay Committee on Peace
wildlife and forest four-wheeler vehicles
Tanod checkpoint
Daily
and Order, BPLO
activities from with suspicious goods
growth
nearby barangays onboard.

Infrastructure
Data
Data Unit
Source Responsible
Method
To establish resilient Road Present Rehabilitation of Actual Actual survey Annual Committee on
infrastructure support to Rehabilitation condition of dilapidated parts of survey Infrastructure
provincial road the barangay roads
social, environment, (boundary to by 2024-2025
economic, and boundary)
Institutional
Sectoral Data Data Collection Unit
Indicators Baseline Target Frequency
Goals Source Method Responsible
To become Monthly update Barangay
Compliance on Verification of
and should be Secretary,
competent and Full disclosure documents posted on
seal of local good policy board
verifiable full Barangay
the Full Disclosure
Monthly BLGU
dependable disclosure policy Treasurer,
governance Policy Board
leaders board BLGU
PPAs and Investment Plan

Social Sector
Data
Data Unit
Objectives PPAs Description Target Outputs Collection Frequency
Source Responsible
Method
To ensure that Information Procurement of Fully equipped and Barangay Actual Survey Annual Committee on
education is given Center reading center established Education
emphasis through Program facilities and information/reading
procurement of equipment center
(computer sets,
information center
printer, wi-fi,
facilities and books, and other
equipment by 2024- reading materials,
2025 tables, chairs, and
electric fan)
To have a conducive Early Procurement of All needed Day care DCW Actual survey Annual Committee on
learning environment Childhood and Day Care center facilities and equipment Education
to the Daycare pupils Care for facilities and are procured by 2024-
of Brgy. Tigbao by Children equipment (tables, 2025
chairs, cabinets,
providing the needed Program
blackboard,
equipment and printer, computer,
materials (computer, television set,
smart tv, sound sound system and
system, etc.) by 2024- electric fans
2025
To encourage residents Information Procurement of 80% of the barangay Barangay Attendance Every Semester BLGU
to attend barangay Dissemination public address population attend to 2 Secretary Sheet
activities and events Program system, and semester barangay
by 2024-2025 projector assembly
Provision of funds
for barangay
assembly
To boost the morale of Peace and Capacity Trained and equipped Chief Tanod List of Names Annual Committee on

the barangay tanods in Order Program Development barangay tanods by of Barangay Peace and Order
serving the community for Barangay 2024-2025 Tanods
by providing all their Tanod/Police
needed tanod
paraphernalia by 2024-
2025
To provide trainings Capacity Capacity Fully capacitated Lupon List of Names Annual Lupon
and workshops to Development development for Katarungang Secretary of Lupon Tagapamayapa
Katarungang Program the Katarungang Pambarangay in solving Tagapamayapa
Pambarangay officers Pambarangay in disputes members
solving disputes
starting 2024 to
effectively do their
job.
To increase the quality Medical and Establishment of Fully equipped and BNS/BHW/ Actual Survey Annual Committee on
of health services to Health handwashing area established health center BSPO, Rural Health
the residents of Brgy. Program and procurement Health Midwife
Tigbao of up to 50% of equipment for
the health center.
every year by
Procurement of
providing access to the emergency
needed medicines and vehicle
supplies starting 2024
To promote quality of Health and Provision of toilet 5 households every year BNS/BHW Actual Survey Annual Committee on
life through adequate Sanitation bowls to all Health
sanitation and Program households
provision of sanitary without sanitary
toilets
toilets to 15
Orientation on
households of Brgy. proper sanitation
Tigbao by first quarter and its importance
of 2024

To achieve zero Health and Feeding Program 5 to 0 cases of BNS/BHW OPT Monthly BNS/BHW
number of Nutrition malnourished children
malnourished children Program
by 2024 through Procurement of All necessary kitchen BNS/ Inventory Monthly BNS/BHW/DCW
intensified health kitchen wares wares and basic food BHW/DCW
nutrition services like (swasha, pots, essentials are procured
feeding program and utensils) and basic by 2024-2025
monthly monitoring of food essentials
weight (rice, vegetables,
fruits, canned
goods,
chicken/pork)
Training 196 households have a BNS/BHW, 4Ps Actual Survey Monthly Committee on
workshop on backyard garden by Parent Leader Health
backyard 2024-2025
gardening
To provide good Senior Provision of Quarterly check-up and President of List of Names Quarterly Committee on
health services to the Citizens and quarterly health provision of maintenance Senior Citizens of Senior Health
Senior Citizens and PWD Health check up to all medicine and vitamins to Association in Citizens
PWDs of Brgy. Tigbao and Social Senior Citizens all senior citizens in the the Barangay
Provision of barangay by 2024-2025.
by providing access to Services
Maintenance
the needed medicines Program medicines and
and supplies by 2024- vitamins for
2025 Senior Citizens
To strengthen the Youth Anti-drug and Annual anti-drug and SK Council Attendance Annual SK Council

involvement of youth Development early parenthood early parenthood sheet,

and women into sports Program awareness awareness campaign Inventory, List
and other beneficial campaign All needed sports of officers and
activities by ensuring Procurement of equipment for basketball, members of
sports equipment volleyball, chess, youth
the allocated budget
for basketball, badminton, etc. are organization
from SK funds by volleyball, chess, procured by 2024-2025
2024-2025 badminton etc. Able to formulate an
Youth active youth organization
organization in the barangay
formulation
Barangay Educational Deserving OSY and Barangay List of OSY Annual Committee on
Scholarship assistance to Indigent students were Secretary And Indigent Education
Program indigent and out able to avail the students
of school youth educational assistance by
2024-2025
Gender and Establishment of 1 established PWD Barangay Actual survey Annual Committee on
Development PWD friendly friendly comfort rooms Health
Program comfort rooms (ramps for elders, using
(ramps for elders, wheelchairs) on every
using BLGU offices and
wheelchairs) on facilities every year by
every BLGU 2024-2025
offices and
facilities.
Awareness Annual awareness Barangay Attendance Annual Committee on
campaign on campaign on gender sheet Education
gender equality equality and women
and women protection
protection
Economic Sector

Objectives PPAs Description Target Outputs Data Data Collection Frequency Unit
Source Method Responsible
To reduce poverty Poultry Training on poultry Trained personnel on Barangay NC Certificate Annual Committee
incidence from 50% to Management management and poultry management and Deed of Sale/ on Finance,
0% within 2024-2025 Program production production by 2024-2025. Donation of Land Agriculture
(monitored every 3 Establishment of Established poultry house Procurement
years) by providing poultry house compliant to documents
alternative source of Procurement of land environmental measures
income to unemployed for the Poultry by 2024-2025.
household heads, house, chickens, and Able to procure or secure
create sustainable ducks a donated land for the
livelihood poultry house and
opportunities for procurement of chickens
unemployed and ducks by 2024-2025
individuals in the
barangay
“Kalamay” Training on Trained personnel on Barangay, NC Certificate Annual Committee
Production "kalamay" kalamay management and Tigbao Deed of on
and management and production by 2024-2025 Sugarcane Sale/Donation of Agriculture,
Management production Established standard Planters Land BLGU
Program Establishment of kalamay production Association Procurement
standard "kalamay" facility compliant to documents
production facility environmental measures
Procurement of land by 2024-2025
for the "Kalamay" Able to procure or secure
production facility, a donated land for the
sugarcane standard kalamay
plantation. production facility and
procurement of needed
equipment and sugarcane
plantlets by 2024-2025

Sustainable Training workshop Trained farmers on Barangay, NC Certificate Annual Committee

Livelihood on Cassava Value Cassava Value Chain by Tigbao Procurement on
Program Chain 2024-2025 Able to Small documents Agriculture,
Procurement of procure standard cassava Farmers BLGU
Cassava Processing processing equipment by Association
equipment 2024-2025 Trained
Training workshop residents on broom
on broom making making
To increase the Agricultural Financial assistance to Able to distribute financial Barangay, NC Certificate Annual Committee
agricultural Management all barangay farmer assistance to all barangay Tigbao List of officers and on
associations Training farmer associations by Sugarcane members of Agriculture,
production of Brgy. Program workshop of all 2024-2025 Trained Planters farmers BLGU
Tigbao from 20% to members of barangay members of barangay Association, associations
80% in 2024 by farmer associations on farmer association on Tigbao Small Procurement
ensuring the agricultural production agricultural production by Farmers documents
improvement of Procurement of 2024-2025 Able to Association
agricultural equipment procure agricultural
farming standards and farm inputs equipment and farm inputs
used (tractor, truck, (tractor, truck, seedlings,
seedlings, fertilizers, fertilizers, and other farm
and other farm facilities) by 2024-2025
facilities)
Establishment of
satellite market
Appointment of 1
satellite market
personnel Training for
satellite market
ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR

Data
Data Unit
Source Responsible
Method
To protect the Solid waste Construction of MRF Constructed and established Barangay Actual Survey Annual BLGU
health and management Training of Technical MRF Trained personnel on
requirements on technical requirements on
wellbeing of the program establishment of MRF establishments of MRF
community Orientation on proper Annual conduct of proper
through effective waste segregation, waste segregation, disposal
waste management disposal, and management and management Able to
measures such as Procurement of SWM procure SWM vehicle
vehicle Appointment of 2 Appointed 2 solid waste
garbage collection solid waste management management personnel/
services and personnel/ garbage garbage collector Trained
ordinances starting collector Training BLGU on SWMP
2023 workshop on SWMP formulation Established
formulation compost pit per household by
2024-2025
To encourage the Reforestation Tree planting activity Annual conduct of tree Barangay Tree planting Annual BLGU
residents to take Program Training and workshop on planting activity attendance
ordinance formulation for sheet
care of the forest anti-illegal logging All BLGU officials are Formulated
around the trained on ordinance ordinance
barangay by 2024- formulation on anti-illegal
2025 logging
Infrastructure

Data
Data Unit
Source Responsible
Method
To establish a fully Barangay Risk Construction of Fully constructed Actual Actual survey Annual BLGU
equipped evacuation center Reduction and evacuation center evacuation center survey Procurement
that will cater 60% of the Management Program Procurement of facilities by 2025 documents
population of the barangay and equipment for Able to procure
evacuation center (bed, needed facilities
within 2024 to 2025
kitchen wares, and early and equipment for
warning devices evacuation center
(bed, kitchen
wares, and early
warning devices)
by 2025
To have a fully constructed Establishment of Construction of covered Established and Actual Actual survey Annual BLGU
and well-lit covered court Covered Court court well]-lit covered survey
by 2024 to 2025 Program court
To achieve 100% target of Electrification Establishment of Able to establish Actual Actual survey Annual BLGU
households with electricity Program electrical post and electrical posts and survey
by 2024-2025 procurement of electrical procure electrical
materials Installation of materials by 2025
solar panel streetlights in Installed solar
all areas of the barangay panel streetlights
by 2025
To have an established Youth Development Construction of SK hall Fully constructed Actual Actual survey Annual SK Council
SK hall by 2025 that will Program SK Hall by 2025 survey
cater the needs of the
youth through various

To achieve 100% Sustainable water Water supply Established water Barangay Actual survey Annual BLGU
accessibility to potable supply program maintenance supply system that
will cater 80% of
water in the barangay the households by
through the provision of 2025
concrete water facilities
by 2024-2025
To have an information Information Center Construction of an Fully constructed Actual Actual survey Annual BLGU
center that can cater Program Information Center and established survey
information center
services to the residents
by 2024-2025
To provide sufficient Flood Control Construction of drainage Fully constructed Actual Actual survey Annual Committee in
drainage canals that will Program canals drainage canals by survey Infrastructure
2025
during heavy downpour
of rain with target start of
construction by 2024-
2025
To provide 100% quality Road concreting Repair of damaged Rehabilitated roads Actual Actual survey Annual Committee in
roads for accessibility Program barangay roads and boundary to survey Infrastructure
construction of another boundary by 2025
and transportation by lane farm to market road
2025 (boundary to boundary)
To have a well-built Establishment of Construction of waiting 1 to 6 waiting Barangay Actual survey Annual BLGU
waiting shed that will Waiting Sheds shed sheds by 2025
provide shelter to Program
commuters from different
types of weather
condition by 2024-2025

Institutional
Objectives PPAs Description Target Outputs Data Data Frequenc Unit
Source Collection y Responsible
Method
To be fully compliant to Leadership Leadership and 100% attendance of all Barangay Attendance Annual BLGU
the seal of good local Program Management training BLGU officials on secretary sheet
workshop leadership training Barangay Certificate of
governance by 2024- management training appearance
2025 workshop
To provide verifiable Procurement of Able to procure needed Barangay Procurement Annual BLGU
and transparent equipment for the equipment for the documents
barangay hall (tables, barangay hall (tables,
disclosure of data on full chairs, cabinets, air chairs, cabinets, air
disclosure policy board condition, and tv, sound condition, and tv,
of the barangay every system) sound system)
month
To have an information Information Training of Reading Trained reading Barangay Certificate of Annual BLGU
center/reading center Center Center Personnel personnel completion
that is taken cared of Program
properly by 2024-2025

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 ANNEXES
VIII. ANNEXES
DAYCARE CENTER
BASKETBALL COURT HEALTH CENTER
TIGBAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

CHAPEL
“KAMALIG” BRGY. HALL
ACCESS ROAD TO BRGY. PILORO ACCESS ROAD TO SITIO CABATUAN

KAN DADA INTEGRATED FARM TIAGO GAMEFARM
2ND SESMESTER BARANGAY ASSEMBLY 2023

ENHANCED BDP TRAINING-WORKSHOP 2023 HELD AT LGU CARIGARA ROOFDECK
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (BDC) DOT VOTING OF PROJECTS, PROGRAMS

AND ACTIVITIES (PPA) HELD AT THE BARANGAY HALL OF BRGY. TIGBAO,
CARIGARA, LEYTE



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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025 PRELIMINARY

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

We are lucky enough to have the opportunity to undergo this Barangay

IV. BRGY. VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS....................................................118

Table 3. 1 Disaster Timeline....................................................................................................31

Table 3.4. 1 Climate Change Effects and Impact on Social Sector.........................................40

Table 3.5 1 Problem Identification on Social Sector...............................................................44

Table 3.6. 1 Ranking and Prioritization of Problems on Social Sector....................................50

Table 3.7. 1 Social Sector Goals and Objectives.....................................................................73

Table 3.8. 1 Social Sector Determined PPA’s.........................................................................77

Table 3.9. 1 Social Sector PPAs Dot Voting...........................................................................85

Table 3.10. 1 Medical and Health Program Capacity Change Matrix.....................................88

Table 3.11. 1 Medical and Health Program CAPDEV Agenda...............................................94

Table 5.1. 1 Vision-Reality Gap in Social Sector..................................................................119

Physical and Demographical Profile

Climate and Weather

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Figure 1 Climate and Weather

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Sitio's No. of Households Percentage

Ratio of Men and Women

Population Population Age group

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80 and above 11 1.82% 13 1.90%

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Table 2. 5 Teacher and Pupil, Classrooms to Pupil Ratio

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Table 2. 6 Source of Potable Water Supply

Table 2. 7 Toilet Facilities

Category Of Toilet Facilities No. of Households using facilities Percent

Health Facilities and Services

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Figure 2 Housing Materials by Type

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Table 2. 8 Registered Day Care Children

Proposal project for this sector:

Facilities for Aged Citizens:

Sports and Recreation

Table 2. 9 Sports and Recreation

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Community Role of Men and Women

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4. Procurement of Agricultural Equipment and Farm Inputs (tractor, truck, seedlings,

Livestock and Poultry

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8. Procurement of Cassava Processing Equipment

Trade and Industry

Tourism and Culture

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construction of multi-purpose covered court, construction of information/reading center,

Table 2. 12 Water Supply Services

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Transportation and Road

Type of Vehicle (ex. Truck, motorcycles,

Habal-habal is a highly improvised two-wheeled single motorcycle usually occupied

Flood Control Systems