Barangay Development Plan Panikian

2024-2026 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Republic of the Philippines

PROVINCE OF SURIGAO DEL SUR
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MUNICIPALITY OF CARRASCAL
I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits.
As the Local Chief Executive of this
municipality, allow me to congratulate the
members of the Barangay Development Council
and all the constituents of Barangay Panikian for
successfully crafting this Barangay Development
Plan for the year 2023-2025.
The Local Government Code (LGC) of
1991 (R.A 7160); The Urban Development and
Housing Act of 1992 (R.A. 7279), and The Social
Reform and Poverty Alleviation Act of 1997 (R.A
8485) mandated the formulation of local
development plans.
It is the utmost priority of my
administration and the Local Government Unit of
Carrascal to ensure the continuous development and progress of the 14 barangays in the
municipality. We will focus on improving the overall quality of life for each and every
resident of our community. We understand that a thriving barangay is built on the welfare and
well-being of its people. To achieve this, we will be implementing various programs that
address healthcare, education, and social services concerns. We will also be implementing
infrastructure development programs to enhance the economic growth of the barangays.
This Barangay Development Plan recognizes community engagement and
participation which are very crucial in the successful implementation of our development
plans. We are glad to have encouraged our residents in the barangay to actively participate in
the whole process of planning. This is a good strategy as we anticipate continued
participation of the residents in all the barangay activities, membership to community
organizations, and sharing of insights and ideas to build a more resilient and progressive
barangay that we can all be proud of.
I am confident that with the collaborative effort and cooperation of all residents, we
can achieve our goals and make significant progress in the development of our barangay. Let
us work hand in hand towards a brighter future for all.
Thank you and Mabuhay!
VICENTE HOTCHKISS
PIMENTEL III
Municipal Mayor
Republic of the Philippines

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PROVINCE OF SURIGAO DEL SUR

MUNICIPALITY OF CARRASCAL
Barangay Panikian
Chapter
I
INTRODUCTION
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Barangays are the building blocks of municipalities. The development of a

municipality depends largely on the vitality, health and dynamism of the different barangays,
which comprise the municipality. Economic activities to name a few, occurs in specific
barangays where sea/air, ports, reclamation area, shopping malls, markets, cultural heritage
and tourism sites are located if taken together, these activities comprise the municipal
economy which provides employments, spurring investments, generating income and
building revenue base for the municipality. Any serious problems and deficiencies in the
barangays in turn affect the pace of development not only in the barangays but also in the
municipality as a whole.
The primary objective of a municipality’s development through its comprehensive

development plan is to improve the quality of life of its residents who are all living in
barangays. Thus, any municipality’s development effort should start with barangay
development, which is initiated, defined and planned not only by the barangay officials but
by the residents and other barangay stakeholders as well.
Development planning is mandated by the law – The Local Government Code (LGC)
of 1991 (R.A 7160); The Urban Development and Housing Act of 1992 (R.A 7279); and The
Social Reform and Poverty Alleviation Act of 1997 (R.A 8485) all mandated the formulation
of local development plans.
As defined by the LGC, that barangay is “the primary planning and implementing unit
of government policies, plans, programs, projects and activities in the community, and as a
form wherein the collective views of the people may be expressed, crystallized and
considered”.
Furthermore, the LGC also stipulated the creation of the Barangay Development
Councils (BDCs). Sec. 106 states that, “each local government unit (including barangays)
shall have a comprehensive multi-sectoral development plan to be initiated by its
development council and approved by its sanggunian”. For this purpose, the development
council at the barangay level shall assist the corresponding sanggunian in setting the direction
of economic and social development, and coordinating efforts within its territorial
jurisdiction. Ensuring people’s participation in local development efforts, prepare barangay
development plans, monitor, and evaluate the implementation of national or local programs
and projects.
Most importantly, said development plan must be Gender-Responsive (with sex-

disaggregated data in the Socio-Economic Profile to facilitate the gender gaps and gender-
differentiated impacts of PPAs) and Disaster Risk Reduction-Climate Change Adaptation
(DRR-CCA) mainstreamed (with database on barangay disaster hazard, risk, climate change
vulnerability/exposure assessments to increase adaptive capacity of the community, managed
risks and disaster impacts on the lives and properties).
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Hence, the formulation of the Barangay Development Plan of

Brgy. Panikian thru the full support and guidance of the Municipal
Local Government Unit of Carrascal, Liga ng mga Barangay, DILG
Office, MPDO, MSWDO, MHO, MDRRMO, MBO, MEO, Municipal
Accounting Office, Municipal Agriculture’s Office, Barangay Council
of Panikian, Purok Leaders, and other stakeholders.
II
Chapter
BACKGROUND
A. BRIEF HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

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Barangay Panikian is one of the 14 barangays under the Municipal Government of

Carrascal, a 4th class municipality in the province of Surigao del Sur, and is approximately
71.79 km away from Tandag City.
Cabeza Joseph Loren created Barangay Panikian in 1910, through a resolution sent to
the Municipality of Carrascal. It is bounded on the north by Brgy. Bacolod, on the south by
Brgy. Babuyan, on the east by Brgy. Tag-Anito and on the west by Brgy. Gamuton.
Table 1. List of Sitios/Puroks/Zones
Land Area Distance (in km)

Name of Sitios/Puroks/Zones Has. % Poblacio Market
n
Purok 1 – Malinawon 301.32 12
Purok 2 - 251.10 10
Purok 3 - Mabinati-on 200.88 8
Purok 4 – Malipayon 175.77 7
Purok 5 - 150.66 6
Purok 6 - Maslog 401.76 16
Purok 7 - Makiangayon 225.99 9
Purok 8 - Banban 301.32 12
Purok 9 - Pili 502.20 20
Source:
B. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Panikian’s total land area of 3,768.99 hectares, which 9.95% of the total land area of
the municipality (37, 876 hectares), is predominated by its land assets: agricultural cropland,
forestland, and mineral land, residential, commercial and institutional spaces. It has many
scenic spots namely Dinayhugan River, Dinayhugan Hanging Bridge, Maslog Cave, and
Agas-as River.
Table 2. Land Use Distribution
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Area (in Has.)

Land Use %Total
Alienable & Forest al
Category Land Area
Disposable
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Institutional
Agricultural
*Cropland
*Irrigated
*Non-irrigated
*Fishpond
(backyard)
*Ranch
/Pastureland
*Watershed
Area
*Permanent
/Protection
Forest
*Production
Forestry
*Agro-forestry
Mineral Land
TOTAL
Land Use Chart
Residential Commercial
Industrial Institutional
Agricultural Mineral
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Source:
Table 3. Topography/Terrain Characteristics
Terrain Type Area (in Has.) % Total Land Area

Plain/flat
Hilly/Rolling
Mountainous
Coastal
TOTAL
Source:
Table 4. Elevation
Category Area (in Has.) % Total Land Area

Plain/flat
Hilly/Rolling
Mountainous
Coastal
TOTAL
Source:
Table 5. Slope Classification
Slope Area (in Has.) % Total Land Area

Plain/flat
Hilly/Rolling
Mountainous
Coastal
TOTAL
Source:
Table 6. Type of Soil
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Area (in Has.)

Terrain Type % Total Land Area
Hectares Soil Ph
Clay
Loam
Sandy
Clay Loam
Sandy Clay
Sandy Loam
TOTAL
Source:
C. MODE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Table 7. Mode of Public Transportation

Type of Transportation () if present (x) if not
Habal-Habal (Motorcycles)
Tricycles
Motor Banca/Pumpboats
Van/FX
Multicabs
D. CULTURAL CELEBRATION
Barangay Panikian celebrates its Annual Patronal Fiesta every 31 st of May. Araw nan
Panikian is conducted every 14th day of September. There are three (3) Sitios in the barangay
that celebrates its Patronal Fiesta separately. Sitio Maslog celebrates every 14 th day of May;
Sitio Pili celebrates every 19th of September; and Sitio Banban which celebrates its Annual
Patronal Fiesta every 13th of October.
E. EXISTING SITUATIONS ON BARANGAY ROAD NETWORKS, TERMINALS,

BRIDGES, FOOT BRIDGES, COMMUNICATION, WATER AND ELECTRICAL
FACILITIES, AND TOURISM
The road network of the barangay is in place. It has the following services and
facilities: Foot Bridge at ____. Surseco II is the electricity provider and Carrascal Water
System and Panikian Water System are the water provider in the barangay. It has Globe and
Smart telecommunication connections.
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Picture 1. Spot Map of Barangay Panikian
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F. ELECTED, APPOINTED BARANGAY OFFICIALS AND PERSONNEL IN THE

BARANGAY
Table 8. Names of the Elected & Appointed Barangay Officials (2018-2023)

Term of
Name Position Gender
Office
Hon. Mamelito M. Cabadonga Punong Barangay M
Hon. Leizl G. Goma-Lozaldo Barangay Kagawad F
Hon. Santiago M. Ganas Barangay Kagawad M
Hon. Hazel Mae B. Intano Barangay Kagawad F
Hon. Carolino I. Costuya Barangay Kagawad M
Hon. Gebhart S. Sugian Barangay Kagawad M
Hon. Miraflor O. Trugillo Barangay Kagawad F
Hon. Antonio A. Huniog, Jr. Barangay Kagawad M
Hon. Reneboy I. Huniog Barangay SK Chairman M
Hawodon Dennis H. Dagno Barangay IPMR M
Ma. Louella I. Sugian Barangay Secretary F
Menchie S. Guiral Barangay Treasurer F
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Table 9. Names of the Elected & Appointed Sangguniang Kabataan Officials (2018-
2023)
Term of
Name Position Gender
Office
Hon. Reneboy I. Huniog SK Chairman M
Hon. Robertwen C. Cabadonga Barangay SK Kagawad F
Hon. Mark Anthony N. Japay Barangay SK Kagawad F
Hon. Wenilyn E. Huniog Barangay SK Kagawad M
Hon. Jesellyn E. Castañeda Barangay SK Kagawad M
Hon. Justin H. Guiral Barangay SK Kagawad M
Hon. Wilmary H. Jusay Barangay SK Kagawad M
Hon. Richard S. Costuya Barangay SK Kagawad M
Leonardo Derilo, Jr. Barangay SK Secretary M
Wendyll S. Rañoa Barangay SK Treasurer M
Table 10. Barangay Human Resource/List of the Appointed Barangay Officials (2018-
2023)
Number of
Positions Number of Females TOTAL
Males
Barangay Tanod/CVO 2 25 27
Barangay Health Workers 12 0 12
Barangay Nutrition Scholar 2 0 2
Barangay Purok Leaders 5 5 10
Barangay Day Care Workers 4 0 4
Lupong Tagapamayapa 3 7 10
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Barangay Utility Workers 3 1 4
G. INVENTORY OF BARANGAY SERVICES & FACILITIES
Table 11. Inventory of Barangay Services & Facilities

Services/Facilities Number
Barangay Hall 1
Bridges 3
Foot Bridge 0
Multi-Purpose Hall 4
Day Care Center 4
Chapel 4
Basketball Court 3
Evacuation Center 1
Barangay Health Station 2
Elementary School 3
Secondary School 1
Street Lights
Drainage Canals
Mobile Tents 0
H. DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES
Barangay Panikian’s total population is 3,445, comprising 791 households with an

average household size of five (5). Its constituents are mostly Surigaonons and speak the
local dialect of Surigaonon. The male population is 2,764, and the female population is 1,377.
Table 12. Barangay Population

Barangay Population Total Numbers
Total Barangay Population 4,141
Total Number of Households in the 791
Barangay
Total Number of Families in the Barangay 858
Source: BHW Survey
Table 13. Barangay Population per Purok
Population Distribution Number of Average
Sitio/
Male Female Total % Household Househol
Purok
s d Size
Purok 1 5
Purok 2 5
Purok 3 5
Purok 4 5
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Purok 5 5
Purok 6 5
Purok 7 5
Purok 8 5
Purok 9 5
TOTAL 5
Source:
Table 14. Barangay Population by Gender
Gender Total Number
Female 1,377
Male 2,764
TOTAL 4,141
Source:
Table 15. Age and Sex Distribution
Age Group Male Female Total
0-11 months old 25 24 49
1-2 years old 70 53 123
3-5 years old 118 84 202
6-12 years old 646 201 847
13-17 years old 966 430 1,396
18-59 years old 545 468 1,013
60-above 76 435 511
TOTAL 2,446 1,695 4,141
Source:
Table 16. Ethnic Groups
Population
Ethnic Dialects
Number of Households
Group Male Femal TOTAL Spoken
e
Manubo
TOTAL
Source:
Table 17. Non-Ethnic Groups
Population
Non-Ethnic Number of Dialects
Group Male Femal TOTA Households Spoken
e L
Upland Farmer 55 61 116 116
Fisher Folks 0 0 0 0
TOTAL
Source:
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Table 18. Number Labor Force and Unemployed

Gender TOTAL
Number of Number of
Females Males
Number of Labor Force
Number of Unemployed
TOTAL
Source:
Table 19. Number of Persons with Disabilities
Disability Child Adult Elderly TOTAL
(17 y/o (18-59 y/o below) (60 y/o &
below) above)
M F M F M F M F
Pangisip 0 0 2 3 0 1 2 4
Autism 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Pisikal
Paglakaw/ 0 0 1 1 2 0 3 1
Paglihok
Panglawas (Sakit)
Baldado 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0
Source:
I. SOCIAL SERVICES (Number of Schools, Hospitals, Daycare Centers)
J. ECONOMY (Major Economic Services, Number of Business Establishment by

industry sectors)
K. INFRASTRUCTURES (Transport & Utilities, Water, Power Supply,

Communication Facilities)
L. ENVIRONMENT (Solid Waste Management)
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PARTICIPATORY SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
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SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS
A. Social Development
SUB-SECTOR: Social Welfare
CHILD AND YOUTH WELFARE
ELDER PERSONS
PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
WOMEN
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY
SUB-SECTOR: Health
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Issues and Challenges
Sectoral Goal
Objectives
SUB-SECTOR: Disaster Management
Sectoral Goal
Objectives
SUB-SECTOR: Education
Sectoral Goal
Objectives
SUB-SECTOR: Housing
Sectoral Goal
Objectives
B. Economic Development
AGRICULTURE
VETERINARY SERVICES
Table 20. Livestock Inventory Report

Name of Species
Baranga Cattle Carabao Goat Swine Chicken Turkey Ducks
y
TOTAL
Source:
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Sectoral Goal
Objectives
C. Infrastructure and Physical Development
Sectoral Goal
Objectives
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C. Environmental Management
LAND AREA
MINERALS
WATER RESOURCES
WILDLIFE AND OTHER RESERVATIONS
a. Wildlife
b. Watershed
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Sectoral Goal
Objectives
D. Institutional Development
Sectoral Goal
Objectives
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT PROGRAM
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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLAN MONITORING
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2024-2026 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Republic of the Philippines

Republic of the Philippines

PROVINCE OF SURIGAO DEL SUR

Barangays are the building blocks of municipalities. The development of a

The primary objective of a municipality’s development through its comprehensive

Most importantly, said development plan must be Gender-Responsive (with sex-

Hence, the formulation of the Barangay Development Plan of

A. BRIEF HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

Barangay Panikian is one of the 14 barangays under the Municipal Government of

Table 1. List of Sitios/Puroks/Zones

Land Area Distance (in km)

Table 2. Land Use Distribution

Area (in Has.)

Land Use Chart

Table 3. Topography/Terrain Characteristics

Terrain Type Area (in Has.) % Total Land Area

Category Area (in Has.) % Total Land Area

Slope Area (in Has.) % Total Land Area

Area (in Has.)

Table 7. Mode of Public Transportation

E. EXISTING SITUATIONS ON BARANGAY ROAD NETWORKS, TERMINALS,

Picture 1. Spot Map of Barangay Panikian

F. ELECTED, APPOINTED BARANGAY OFFICIALS AND PERSONNEL IN THE

Table 8. Names of the Elected & Appointed Barangay Officials (2018-2023)

Barangay Utility Workers 3 1 4

G. INVENTORY OF BARANGAY SERVICES & FACILITIES

Table 11. Inventory of Barangay Services & Facilities

Barangay Panikian’s total population is 3,445, comprising 791 households with an

Table 12. Barangay Population

Table 18. Number Labor Force and Unemployed

J. ECONOMY (Major Economic Services, Number of Business Establishment by

K. INFRASTRUCTURES (Transport & Utilities, Water, Power Supply,

L. ENVIRONMENT (Solid Waste Management)

PARTICIPATORY SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS

SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS

SUB-SECTOR: Social Welfare

CHILD AND YOUTH WELFARE

PERSONS WITH DISABILITY

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY

Issues and Challenges

SUB-SECTOR: Disaster Management

Issues and Challenges

Issues and Challenges

Issues and Challenges

Table 20. Livestock Inventory Report

C. Infrastructure and Physical Development

Issues and Challenges

WILDLIFE AND OTHER RESERVATIONS

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

Issues and Challenges

Issues and Challenges

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