BDP Tala-O 2024-2027 Final

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
2025-2027
BARANGAY TALA-O, GITAGUM,

MISAMIS ORIENTAL
REGION 10
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY TALA-O, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORINTAL 1

Republic of the Philippines
Province of Misamis Oriental
Municipality of Gitagum
Barangay Tala-o
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OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY
Message
The Barangay Development Plan is indeed a strong instrument towards our destiny of
development. Through this we can express our needs and priorities.
As the Punong Barangay of Tala-o, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental it has been my desire to
come up with to come up with a comprehensive Barangay Development Plan that serves as
guide in reaching towards our vision, mission and goals.
I enjoin the Barangay residence in particular to maintain the spirit of active participation
in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the projects in our Development Plan. To
the Sangguniang Barangay, your commitment and support to this endeavor is our inspiration
with all hopes that being and officials we will serve as the key in looking forward for a better
solution to the problems of the Barangay. And to all our residents I am encouraging you to do
our share regardless of the position that we might be occupying for the betterment of our
beloved barangay Tala-o for the years to come. With this I take my please in conveying my
heartfelt felicitations to you my beloved for your usual support in this undertaking.
My utmost wish to have a successful implementation of this plan.
To God be the Glory, Mabuhay!!!
HERNANDO M. JABLA
Punong Barangay

INTRODUCTION
RATIONALE
The Local Government Units are mandated to provide basic services to promote the
overall development of the community and its people. However it is reality that most urban
communities do not have the financial capability to implement the identified demand driven
programs and projects. Hence the need to prioritize the projects in order to maximize the
utilization of limited funds.
OBJECTIVE OF THE 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 intervention.
SCOPE OF THE PLAN
The scope and coverage of the plan is limited only to the barangay of Tala-o, Gitagum, Misamis
Oriental covered for the period of Three (3) years. The plan composed of Socio-economic
profile which is the participatory rural appraisal which defines the collective Ideas of the
residents in terms of the history, culture, traditions and resources in the barangay.
METHODOLOGY
The participatory approach in plan formulation was used giving weight to the data and
shared in workshop by local capacity to analyzed, plan and make decisions take action resolve
conflicts, monitor and evaluate program projects by its sector.
This effort is just the beginning of an organized and orderly journey towards
development.

CHAPTER 1. BRIEF BARANGAY PROFILE
HISTORY OF BARANGAY TALA-O

Barangay Tala-o, originally, Tala-o was just a Sitio Barangay Pangayawan, Municipality of
Alubijid, Province of Misamis Oriental. People living in this Sitio sent their children to school at
Pangayawan.They were still under the administration of the Barangay Pangayawan.
Until such time that some civic minded individuals, in the persons of MR. PONCIANO M.
JABLA and MR. SILVERIO S. YAMARO, gathered themselves and shared ideas, and thereby decided
to consult the people living in this sitio, to weather like or not, they agree to separate from their mother
barangay and formed a separate Barangay.
Through the initiative and good ideas of these individuals, the Sitio of Tala-o became a legal
Government Unit of Regular Barangay, by virtue of Provincial Board Resolution No. 115, dated
February 26, 1968.
The First Barangay Tala-o Officials were:
Barangay Captain: Ponciano Jabla
Barangay Councilors: Silverio Yamaro
Felipe Yamaro
Ernesto Bonane
Francisco Yane
Gregorio Obsioma
Salvador Bonane
The name Tala-o is derived from the name small bees was called TALA-O. There were so many
small bees living in any branches of trees, that even the children of young age, were afraid to those
bees.
As years went by, and the population of barangay Tala-o began to increase. The small bees
named Tala-o appeared as a BARANGAY TALA-O.
1.General Barangay Profile
VISION-- an Agro Economic Barangay in Misamis Oriental, with responsible, industrious, God-loving,
and gainfully earning citizens. Living in a healthy resilient, Infrastructure posilities, healthy, clean, and
ecologically balanced environment governed by responsive barangay officials.
MISSION—To Promote new Agri-Industrial Technology for the upliftment of the economic condition,
effective delivery of basic services and facilities, develop values formation, ensure eco-balanced
environment, and broaden the competence of the barangay officials
GOALS--Enhance a stable socio-economic condition, sound ecology, fair and just of basic services,
self-discipline and positive attitude towards people empowerment.
2. Basis of General Statement Presentation
.The consolidated financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the Generally
Accepted Accounting Principles and Standards.

1.2 GEOGRAPHICAL PROFILE
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Location Map

MUNICIPALITY OF GITAGUM
MAP OF BARANGAY TALA-O

1.2.1 PHYSICAL FEATURES
Barangay Tala-o is bounded by Barangay Burnay in Northern part and south is Barangay Cogon, East
by Barangay Poblacion and in West by Barangay C.P Garcia. The Barangay distance is 3.710 kms to
Gitagum Municipal Hall.
1.2.2 LAND AREA
Barangay Tala-o has a total land area of 215.30 hectares.
1.2.3 NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS: PHYSIOGRAPHY AND SLOPE
The barangays land facets is characterized by 0-5% level to nearly level, 30-40% steep, 7-18%
undulating to rolling. It presents a general terrain of a surface configuration of undulating to gently rolling
slopes and from hilly to mountainous.
1.2.4 CLIMATE AND RAINFALL
The climate of the Philippines is tropical and maritime. It is characterized by relatively high temperature,
high humidity and abundant rainfall. Base on the distribution of rainfall, four climate types are
recognized. Based on the Corona Climate Classification (Geohazard Report of Collantes, M.G.B.,
Lucero E.S. and Asis, J.C.V.), the municipality of Gitagum falls under Type III which means the seasons
are not very pronounced, dry from November to April and wet during the rest of the year. Heavy rains
usually occurs in the month of January, February, September and December. The municipality receives
1,000-2,000 millimeter of rain per annual average and 124.. 4-168.i millimeters annual monthly average.
Based from PAG ASA , the wettest month are from, July to December for calendar year 2023 with
monthly rainfall varying from 504.6, 409.9 305.8 and 232.7 millimeter (mm). On the other hand, the
driest period runs from December to May having monthly rainfall ranging from 3.4 mm and 6.8 mm for
the year 2023.
1.2.5 POLITICAL SUBDIVISION
Barangay Tala-o belongs to the Upland barangays which is divided into Seven (7) puroks.
1.2.6 SOIL TYPE
The type of soil which abound barangay Tala-o classified as

Bolinao Clay the soil its physical characteristics clayish and
generally shallow from the weathering of the shale rocks. The
surface soil is very dark gray clay, 15 to 40 centimeters thick,
sticky and plastic when wet. Substratum is massive layer of shale
rock. It has strongly sloping to rolling and hilly topography.

1.3.1
SOCIAL SECTOR

The programs of the local government unit are geared towards Developmental social programs
and projects are being conceive to provide basic services health, education and empowering
all sectors of the society.
1.3.1.1 POPULATION (SIZE, GROWTH, DISTRIBUTION)
A. No. of Registered Voters: ___1,175_

B. No. of Population : __1,336__
C. with RBIs? / Yes No
If yes, No. of Inhabitants (RBI): ___/___ 1st Sem: _____ 2nd Sem.: _____
D. No. of Households: ___345____
E. No. of Families: _____ 385___
F. Population by Age Bracket
Table 1. Distribution of Population by Purok
Purok Population Total No. of No. of HHs

Male Female Families
1 98 104 202 63 54
2A 82 56 138 36 32
2B 165 143 308 79 79
3A 74 67 141 40 38
3B 79 78 157 42 42
4 79 135 212 64 62
5 89 89 178 61 38
TOTAL 666 670 1336 385 345
Source: BNS Survey 2024
The Population and Households of Barangay Tala-o are distributed by Seven (7) puroks that
majority of households located in purok 4. The least number of households located at purok
3A.
As of this year 2024 the total population 1,336 of Barangay Tala-o is composed of 666 male
and 670 female. Both the population of male and female in the barangay is distributed equally.
The total number of households is 345 which are divided into seven (7) puroks.

Table 2. Population by age bracket
AGE SEX TOTAL

Male Female
1. Children 0 - 5 years old 62 56 118
2. Children 6 -12 years old 117 127 241
3. Children 13 – 17 years old 59 68 127
4. Adult 18-35 years old 178 157 329
5. Adult 36-50 years old 115 117 232
6. Adult 51-65 years old 92 85 177
7. Adult 66 years old & above 58 54 112
Source: BNS Survey 2024
The barangay population is predominantly on the age group of 18-35 followed by the
age group of 6-12 then by the age group of 36-50 ages.
Table 3. Population by Sector
SEX TOTAL
SECTOR
Male Female
Labor Force 42 18 60
Unemployed 40 28 68
Out-of-School Youth (OSY) 70 25 95
Out-of-School Children (OSC) 69 41 110
Persons with Disabilities (PDWs) 13 8 21
Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) 8 7 15
Solo Parents 4 32 36
Indigenous Peoples (IPs) 0 0 0
Source : BNS Survey 2024

Table 4. Inventory of Marital Status
CIVIL STATUS TOTAL

Married 211
Single 152
Widow/er 55
Live-in 37
Separated 27
Source : BHW Survey 2024
Married person is total of 211 found to be majority than single which is 152. where widower
partners is 55 and live-in partner decrease of 37 with 27 separated.
widow/widower separated
Live-in
Married
Married Single
: Live-in
Widow/er
Separated
Single
BHW Survey 2024

1.3.1.2 SOCIAL SERVICES AND STATUS OF WELL-BEING
BASIC UTILIITIES/SERVICE/FACILITIES
Table 5. Inventory of Barangay Facilities
FACILITIES YES With Access Only NONE

Barangay Hall /
Multi-Purpose Hall (separate from the
Barangay Hall) X
Library and/or Reading Center X
Barangay Health Station /
Day Care Center /
Satellite Market/Talipapa X
Sports Center/Covered Court /

Materials Recovery Facility /
Solid Waste Management Collection X
System
Rain Water Collection System X
Water Supply System /
Plaza
Planting Materials Distribution System X
Operation of Farm Produce Collection
and Buying Station X
Covered Court /
Source: Barangay survey
1.2.1 HEALTH SERVICES

The center serves as the place for consultation of pregnant women, immunization of children and other health
benefit programs of the Municipal Health Office. Barangay Health workers and Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS)
rendering health care services and they received honorarium from both barangay and municipal government.
Health center is insufficient of medicines and other medical supplies
and facilities.

Table 6. Inventory of Couple using Family Planning Method
Method Total
Pills 53
IUD 34
Tubal Ligation 11
Injectable 2
Vasectomy 5
Source : Barangay Midwife survey 2024
In Barangay on Family Planning Method most of the couples using contraceptive Pills,
IUD, Tubal ligation, Injectable and vasectomy
Family Planning Method
Vasectomy 1%
Injectibel 3%
Tubal ligation 9%
Pills 60%
IUD 27%
Pills IUD Tubal ligation Injectible Vasectomy

1.2.1.1 SANITARY TOILET
Based on Barangay health workers survey majority of the household has access to sanitary
toilet. Out of 196 Total number of households 178 have access to sanitary toilet facilities 15
families shared and 3 have no access to sanitary toilet facilities.
Table 7. Inventory of Sanitary Toilet
Purok Household w/Toilet Household/Families Household w/o

Shared Toilet Toilet
1 51 3 -
2A 32 3 -
2B 76 3 -
3A 38 3 -
3B 44 2 -
4 43 15 -
5 30 10 -
Source : BNS survey 2024
1.2.2 EDUCATION
There are One (1) Elementary School and one (1) Daycare Center present in the barangay
named Tala-o ElementarySchool and Child Development Center.The Tala-o Elementary
School and Daycare center at present has 1:1 teacher-classroom.Comfort rooms are the only
available facilities in the school. There is no secondary school in barangay Tala-o. Students
attend to the nearest barangay like Brgy. Poblacion where Matangad National High School
(MANHS) and Barangay Poblacion Santo Nino National High School (SNHS) is located.

Table 8. Number of Enrollees
Grade /level School Year

2020 2021 2022 2023
I 29 24 25 17
II 31 27 23 22
III 18 30 28 25
IV 16 19 33 29
V 24 15 20 26
VI 16 25 14 20
Pre- School 25 26 17 20
Source : School Teacher survey 2024
Table 9. Number of Enrollees Daycare

School Year
AGE 2022 2023

Male Female
Children 3 10 5
years old
Children 4 12 6
years old
Source : Daycare Worker 2024
Table 10. Number of Completion

2020 2021 2022 2023
I 28 24 35 -
II 30 27 23 -
III 18 30 28 -
IV 16 19 30 -
V 22 15 19 -
VI 16 24 14 -
Pre-school 25 26 17 -
Source : School Teacher survey

Table 11. Number of Repetition
2020 2021 2022 2023
I 2 - - -
II 1 - - -
III 1 - - -
IV - - - -
V - - - -
VI - - - -
Table 12. Number of Graduates

2020 2021 2022
I
II
III
IV
V
VI 17 16 24
Table 13. Inventory of School Facilities

SCHOOL FACILITIES WITH WITH OUT
Library / Reading Room /
Laboratory /
Sports Facilities /
School Clinic /
Comfort Rooms /
Computer Rooms /
School Canteens /
Auditorium /
Admin Office /
Table 14. Inventory of School Classrooms and Condition

LEVEL TYPE OF CLASSROOMS CONDITION
BUILDING
I Marcos Type Need Repair
II Marcos Type Need Repair
III Marcos Type Need Repair
IV Bagong Lipunan Bldg.. Good
V Bagong Lipunan Bldg.. Good
VI TeleTech Bldg. Good
PRE-SCHOOL KALAHI CIDSS Good

Table 15. Number of Teachers and Classrooms
LEVEL NUMBER OF NUMBER OF CLASSROOMS
TEACHERS
I 1 1
II 1 1
III 1 1
IV 1 1
V 1 1
VI 1 1
PRE-SCHOOL 1 1
1.2.2.1 Religion
The practice of religion in barangay Tala-o is epitomized
in activities done during patronal fiesta celebrations conducted
on 11th and 12th day of October in honor of Nuestra Senora
del Pilar. The activities such as sports competition and so
on to give grace and sportsmanship to the people of the
barangay.The residents of barangay Tala-o is predominantly
Roman Catholic. Other religious affiliations include seventh
Day Adventist, Iglesia ni Cristo and other religious affiliations.
1.2.1.2 Sports / Recreation
Barangay cover court serves as both as barangay

plaza during fiesta celebrations and recreational area
for residents located in purok 3A the basketball court.
Covered court

Table 16. Sports Facilities
NAME OF SPORTS/ RECREATION AVAILABLE FACILITIES No.

Basketball Tournament Covered Court 1
1.2.3 Social Welfare

Improved quality of social services is one of the concerns of the
barangay.It aims to provide all the essential needs of the people
particularly to those who are underprivileged. On one hand, for the
children’s welfare, two (1) daycare centers present in the barangay
with two (1) day care worker. It caters children 3 to 4 year-old. The
daycare center in Purok 3A made up of concrete.
Child Development center
Table 17. Inventory of Elderly Person (Age 60 and above)

Purok TOTAL
Male Female
Purok 1 12 12 24
Purok 2A 9 6 15
Purok 2B 12 14 26
Purok 3A 5 3 8
Purok 3B 12 8 20
Purok 4 8 13 21
Purok 5 4 9 13
The table shows that majority of the Elderly the Female sector is the highest number
of population in barangay.

Table 18. Number of Person with Disabilities (PWD’s)
Purok Number of Type of Disability
Male Female Person
w/ Disabilities
Purok 1 2 2 Speech disorder, eye disorder

Purok 2A 1 1 One eye
Purok 2B 2 2 mental
Purok 3A 0 0
Purok 3B 2 2 Mental disorder
Purok 4 2 4 6 Speech disorder, vision, deaf,
walking/action
Purok 5 1 1 2 Walking disorder
Survey BHW 2024
There are identified persons with disability in the barangay with different type of
disabilities accordingly to the table present above.
1.2.4 HOUSING
Majority of the residents of the Barangay Tala-o owned their lot.
Table 19. Number of houses according to materials used:
KIND OF HOUSES TOTAL

Concrete 90
Semi-Concrete 76
Wood and light Materials 179
Cartoon/plastic/ Salvaged house 0
OVERALL TOTAL 345

Table 20. Number of houses according to ownership:
KIND OF OWNERSHIP TOTAL

Owned 320
Rented 3
Shared with Owner 22
Shared with Renter 0
Informal Settler Families (ISF) 0
OVERALL TOTAL 345
1.2.5 PROTECTIVE SERVICES
There are Thirteen (15) barangay Tanod assigned to seven (7)

puroks of Barangay Tala-o. They are assigned in foot patrol at
night and cvo outpost to ensure the communities peace and order
situation.
To carry out the barangay justice system, the Lupong

Tagapamayapa was organized which is composed of ten
(10) members and Punong Barangay as their chairman.
The Lupon exercises administrative supervision over the

conciliation of both parties in dispute.
CVO Outpost
1.2.6 MOTHER TONGUE
The population of Barangay as majority of the population are Visayan speaking the
Cebuano dialects.

Table 21. PRIMARY SOURCE OF INCOME
Source of Livelihood Male Female

Farming 190 20
Fishing 0 0
Poultry and Livestock 0 0
Carpentry 45 0
Professional (Doctor, Lawyer, others) Teacher 11 14
Govt. Employee 9 9
Private Employee 8 6
Vending 0 15
Formal/ Licensed Driver 40 10
non-licensed Driver 0 0
Barker 5 0
Porter 0 0
Masseur 0 0
House helper 14 0
Electricians 9 0
Laborer 59 10
Mining 0 0
Lending 0 0
Brgy. Officials 6 5
Total
2.1 Primary Sector

Agricultural farming is one of the source of income in the
Barangay Tala-o. Farmers plant corn for food
consumption while the corn (chaff) used for animal food
(swine). Coconut farming also alternative income of the
family mostly a farm labor. Sereguellas harvested ones a
year. Tabacco plant majority of the farmers planted as
another source of income due to the demand of tabacco
with good price in selling. it is a big help to the farmers to
sustain their needs.
Corn Plant

2.1.1 Agriculture Crops
Total land area of the barangay with 215.30 The dominant
crop grown is coconut. Actual area planted with corn is 60.50
hectares while tobacco is about 107.50 hectares about 27 hectares
of the area is intercropped with coconut trees and 20 hectares
planted with Sereguellas trees. Root crops are also planted as
food substitute and as additional source of income
Tobacco Plant
Coconut Plant
The table below show the 2023 agricultural crops by area planted and production.
Table 22. Agricultural crop production
Livestocks Areas (Has) Production per year

Corn 56.80 0.0057
Coconut 40.20 0.0040
Tobacco 115.40 0.0115
sereguellas 2.90 0.0003

Table 23. Inventory of livestock
Livestocks Number of Heads
Chicken 980
Goat 300
Pig 94
Cattle 60
60, 4%
94, 7%
300, 21%
980, 68%
Cattle Pig Goat Chicken

Table 24. Inventory of Commercial Poultry farm
Name Type Location
Osen Poultry Boiler Purok 5

Farm
Source : Barangay
2.2 SECONDARY SECTOR
The barangay has no manufacturing establishment or none of the residence

engaged in similar services.
2.2.1 ELECTRICITY
Electricity from the barangay is served by MORESCO-1 (Misamis Oriental -1 Rural Electric Service
Cooperative Inc.) It serve s only 335 Households with access to electricity. 10 household without
electricity due to needed pole and lack of financial
to apply for electricity.
Table 25. Inventory of Household with and w/o access to power supply
Purok No. of Household No. of Household Specify if needed .
with Electricity without Electricity Pole
1 39 15
2A 30 2
2B 67 8
3A 34 6
3B 37 8
4 39 7
5 39 14
Barangay survey 2024

2.2.2 WATER
Water supply of the Barangay Tala-o is rated to fair due to the Insufficient of water supply in the
barangay and rotation schedule of water. Majority of the household using level III of their water
distribution as source on deep well. It is not enough of the community distribution of supply of water.
Table 26. Inventory of Water facilities by Household
Type of Water Household Served

Facility
Household per Purok Purok1 Purok Purok Purok Purok Purok Purok 5
54 2A 2B 3A 3B 4 53
32 75 40 45 46
Community Water
System shared
Deep well shared 54 32 75 40 45 46 53
Private shared
Dug/Shallow well
Others

Purok 1 PUROK 2A Purok 2B PUROK 3A Purok 3B Purok 4 Purok 5
53, 15% 54, 16%
32, 9%
46, 13%
45, 13% 75, 22%
40, 12%
Source : BHW Survey
Table 27. Inventory of Water System Services
Type of Level Location Distribution / No. of Number Present

Water of source Purok Reservoir of Condition
Source source
Deep well III Purok 2A Purok 3B, 2B 1 1 Functional

2A, to Purok
3A,4
Deep well III Purok 2B Purok 3A & 1 1 1 Functional
Deep well III Purok 4 Purok 4 1 1 Functional
Deep well III Purok 5 Purok 5 &2b 1 1 Functional

2.3 Tertiary Sector
In this sector it covers the income generated of the household engaged in small scale
business in the barangay and source of income to sustain daily needs of the family. The use
of present technology for fast and easy access of communication.
2.3.1 Sari- sari Store
There are 43 households are engaged in sari-sari store.
2.3.2 Transportation
The barangay can be reached through any mode of land transportation. Motorcycles and
tricabs are commonly used by the residents for fast and easy access on their daily lives.
2.3.3 Communications
Communication facilities are hand-held radio provided by the provincial government for easy
access in terms of disaster and peace and order in the barangay. Globe and Smart
Telecommunications Companies also provide an easy access to communication through
cellular phones. The signal of said telecommunication companies reaches in most part of the
barangay.

1.3.3
ECONOMIC
SECTOR

3.1 Economic support
3.1.1 ROADS
The Barangay is linked by a concreting Barangay road

that traverse Barangay Burnay to Barangay Cogon
Table 28. Road Type and Network
Road Type Concrete Gravelled Asphalt Earth

kilometer Length Length kilometer
Barangay Road 4kms. 0 0 500mtrs.
3.1.5 TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Table 29. Telecommunication Services

TELECOMMUNICATION LOCATION OF THESE MODE OF
FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN FACILITIES OWNERSHIP
THE BARANGAY
Handheld radio Barangay Site Public
Mobile cellphones Barangay Private

3.2 SOCIAL SUPPORT
3.2.2 SCHOOLS
At present the barangay has One (1) Elementary School named Tala-o, Elementary School
and 1 Child Development Center located at Purok 2B.
3.2.3 WATERWORKS AND SEWERAGE
The barangay has 4 water source deep well in Purok 3, Purok 4, purok 5 and purok 2A.
Water is also a priority of the barangay as essential needs of people in daily lives.
3.3 Public administrative support
3.3.1 Government buildings

Barangay Hall
The barangay hall is located in purok 3A, it serves as

venue for official functions and session. One storey
concrete building it serves various official purposes.
It is located at inside the cover court.
Barangay Hall
Health Center
Health center is a concrete building. it serves as

various health purposes. It is located at purok 2B
of this barangay.
Health center

Child Development Center
The barangay has 1 daycare center at present known

as Child Development center. The picture described the
center is made of concrete.
Child Development Center
The School has 7 classrooms and designated evacuation

center.
Elementary School
3.3.4 PUBLIC ASSEMBLY AREAS
Assembly Area
Mandatory Barangay Assembly held at barangay stage Covered Court by every 1st and 2nd
semester of the year.

The wastes of the barangay biodegradable are came from domestic garbage such as food
wastes and paper. This is dumped through burning in their backyard pits and composting.
Non-biodegradable wastes such as plastics and bottles also came from household
consumption.
The residents usually reuse the plastics from mineral water and bottles. These are being used
as water containers or Cans are collected to sell at junkshop buyer.
Agricultural wastes such as dried leaves burned in backyard. The residents aside from the
wood, coconut hush used to cook food.
Table 30. Water Resources

Potential Water Sources Location Number of Household that
that are Untapped can be serve
Submersible Pump Purok 2A, 2B, 4 & 5 345
4.1 AIR QUALITY
Air quality index is Good considered satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk
4.2 Waste management
There is no proper dumpsite in the barangay. Household are still adopting the traditional
practice of disposing their garbage which is burning method and backyard compost pit. waste
segregation not implemented although awareness and advocacy encourage every household
on waste segregation, composting and recycling to protect the environment. Thus, the
barangay at present has one (2) Material Recovery Facility (MRF) located at Purok 3A and
Purok 2B Barangay proper.

5.1. ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
A. THE BARANGAY’S ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
BARANGAY OFFICIALS POSITION

HERNANDO M. JABLA PUNONG BARANGAY
REY E. BONANE BARANGAY KAGAWAD
ELVIRA E. GARCIA BARANGAY KAGAWAD
JANE F. LIGSANAN BARANGAY KAGAWAD
ERIC J. MICABALO BARANGAY KAGAWAD
IRELIN M. ABRATIGUIN. BARANGAY KAGAWAD
VIOLITO C. CAGUBCOB BARANGAY KAGAWAD
JOVENCIO L. ESTOQUE BARANGAY KAGAWAD
EMMANUEL N. BNAGQUIAO SK CHAIRMAN
JESSEL S. BALACUIT BARANGAY SECRETARY
LUCHIE JAY B. JANOLINO BARANGAY TREASURER
THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE BARANGAY GOVERNMENT OF TALA-O IS

HEADED BY PUNONG BARANGAY HERNANDO M. JABLA AS THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE WITH 7
MEMBERS OF SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY, SK CHAIRMAN SERVE AS THE LOCAL LEGISLATIVE
BODY. UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY ARE THE APPOINTED
BARANGAY SECRETARY AND TREASURER AND OTHER APPOINTIVE BARANGAY OFFICIALS
ARE FIVE (5) BARANGAY HEALTH WORKERS (8), ONE (1) BARANGAY NUTRITION SCHOLAR
(BNS) ONE (1) BPO, FIFTEEN (15) BARANGAY TANOD, TEN (10) AND LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPA.
PUROK IN THE BARANGAY WAS LEAD BY SEVEN (7) PUROK LEADERS.
5.2 FISCAL MANAGEMENT
a. REVENUES BY SOURCE
RPT 20,000.00
PERMIT FEES 20,000.00
COMMUNITY TAX 6,000.00
CLEARANCE AND CERTIFICATION 15,980.00
SHARE FROM IRA 2,995,615.00
SUBSIDY FROM LGU 1,000.00
TOTAL 3,058,595.00

b. ACTUAL EXPENDITURES BY GENERAL ACCOUNT
Special Purpose Appropriation (SPA)
Appropriation for Sangguniang Kabataan 307,559.50

Appropriation for20% Development Fund 599,123.00
Appropriation for Barangay Disaster Risk 153,779.70
Personal Services (PS)
Honorarium Punong Barangay

(13,575X12) 162,900.00
Honorarium Barangay Kagawad (9,319.80 x7x12) 782,863.20
Honorarium Barangay Secretary 111,837.00

(9,319.80 x12)
111,837.00
Honorarium Barangay Treasurer
(9,319.80 x12)
Honorarium SK Chairman 111,837.00

(9,319.80 x12)
Cash Gift (5,000X11) 55,000.00
Maintenance and other Operating Expenses (MOOE)
Travelling Expenses
65,000.00
Training & Seminar Expenses 50,000.00
Supplies and Materials Expenses 50,982.77
Electricity Expenses 40,000.00
Repairs and Maintenance 11,000.00
Fidelity Bond 3,000.00
Support to Anti-drugs 10,000.00
Aid to daycare Worker 42,000.00
Aid to BNS 14,400.00
BNS Training/Sem. 3,000.00
Aid to Lupon (10) (training) 10,000.00
Aid to BHW 62,400.00
BHW Convention 7,000.00
Aid to Bookeeper 23,527.00
Aid to Barangay Record Keeper 36,000.00
Support to Womens 24,179.70
Aid to Senior Citizen 15,200.00
Aid to BPO 6,000.00
PWD Program 10,000.00
Fuel & Lubricants 20,000.00
Janitorial Expenses 12,000.00
Auditing Service 3,000.00
Other General Services (driver) 24,000.00
Repair & Maint- Water works System 28,667.33
Rent Lease Expenses 7,500.00
Annual Payment for NWRB 10,000.00
Other MOOE
Liga ng Barangay 10,000.00

5.3 LEGISLATIVE OUTPUT
a. Inventory of resolutions passed/ ordinances enacted, by sector, by year
5.4 LGU-NGO-PO LINKAGES
Table 32. Number and Name of Organizations and Members
NAME OF ORGANIZATION NUMBER OF

MEMBERS
1. Senior Citizen 138
2.Womens Association 105
3.Farmers Association 220
4.NTA 220
5. Cooperative Asso. 0
6. PCA (small coconut Association)
Table 33. Institutional and Human Resource
HUMAN RESOURCE NUMBER

Health Facilities and Professionals (Doctor, Midwives
or Nurse)
Trained Barangay Health Workers 8
Trained Barangay Nutrition Scholars 1
Trained Barangay Emergency Response Teams 0
Trained Community Volunteer Organizations 0
Pool of Community Volunteers 0
Trained Day Care Workers 1
BDRRM Operations Center and Trained Personnel 0
Others 0
CHAPTER 3. COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT
CONTENT AND PROCESS OF COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT (CRA)
A. BARANGAY DISASTER RISK PROFILE
Table 34. Disaster or incidents in the Barangay in the past years.
Kind of Calamity: TYPHOON TYPHOON DROUGHT

RUFING PABLO
Year: 1991 2012 2015-2016
EFFECTS OF THE CALAMITY
PEOPLE

Dead
Wounded
Missing
Separated from family
Lost Shelter
LIVELIHOOD
Slight Damage /
Lost
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND
FIXTURES
Damage
Lost
INFRASTRUCTURE
Slight Damage /
Widespread Damage
Collapse
HOUSES
Slight Damage
Widespread Damage
Collapse
COMMUNICATION
Damage
Lost
ELECTRICITY
Lost
Affected /
WATER
Damage
Lost
decreased /
HEALTH CENTER
Slight Damage
Totally Damage
PAARALAN
Slight Damage
Totally Damage

Table 35. Assessment of the possible risk or threats that can be experienced by the
Barangay.
Risk or
Probability Effect Basis Average/Ranking
Threat
No early warning system
for flooding and to all
Baha 2 2 possible risk will happen in 2
barangay
Distance to the river
Landslide 3 3 Slope area 3

Agricultural area
Typhoon 3 3 No early warning system 3
Note:
Probabilidad Epekto
1 – Bahagya (Most Unlikely) 1 – Maaring isa-walang bahala (Negligible)
2 – Mababa (Low Probability) 2 – Mababa ang Epekto (Low Impact)
3 – Maari (Perhaps) 3 – Katamtaman ang Epekto (Maintain Impact)
4 – Mataas ang Probabilidad (High Probability) 4 – Mataas ang Epekto (High Impact)
5 – Magaganap (Almost Certain) 5 – Malawakang Kasiraan (Devastating)
Table 36. Vulnerability or Weakness of the Barangay.
Put a Check (√) in the

box if it match with the Reason why the Barangay is vulnerable to
Aspect
situation of the Disaster
Barangay
1. Physical and Material ☐ Near the beach
☐ Near the river
☐
a. Appearance or Near the mountains
Characteristic
☐ Near the fault line
☐ Near the volcano
☐ No proper drainage
☐ Soft land
☐ Denuded Forest
☐ Presence of sinkholes
☐ Obstructed Canal
☐ Absence of proper waste disposal system
☐ Absence of ramps in government buildings
☐ Protruding rocks in the hills near houses
☐ Absence of fire exits the buildings
☐ ___% of houses made of wood and nipa

Aspect
Barangay
☐ Absence of circuit breaker in the buildings
☐ Absence of fire extinguisher in the buildings
☐ Lack of equipment for disaster response
☐ Others (specify)
b. Evacuation Center ☐ Lack evacuation centers
☐
With evacuation center but absence of sanitary
toilet
☐ Absence of evacuation centers
☐ With evacuation center but no access ramp
☐
k. Facilities No Signal of Mobile Network in the entire
Barangay
☐ No Signal in Purok: __5__
☐ Bad road
☐ Far from hospital
☐ No electricity
☐ ____% of people rely in deep well
☐ Other (specify)
k. Early Warning System ☐ Absence of warning signs

☐ Lack of siren and other warning equipment
☐
Absence of specific warning for PWDs (example,
deaf and blind)
☐
Absence of specific warning for each threat or
danger
☐
d. Barangay Disaster Absence of designated Barangay Disaster
Operation Center Operation Center (BDOC)
☐ The BDOC lacks facilities
☐ Absence of generator in BDOC
e. Households ☐ ___% of households made of light materials

☐ ___% of households live near the river
☐ ___% of households live near the mountain side
☐ ___% of households are adjacent with each other
g. Livelihood ☐ Only one kind of livelihood or source of living

☐ Lack of alternative livelihood
☐ Others
Social and Organizational
a. BDRRM Committee ☐ Not organized and active BDRRM Committee
☐ Not clear responsibilities of each member
☐ Lack of capacity because of lack of training
☐ _100_% of members not active
☐
_____% of members do not understand DRR or
DRRM
☐
_____% of members do not understand RA
10121, RA 10821 and other laws related to DRR
Aspect
Barangay
and
Climate Change
☐ No regular meeting of BDRRMC
☐ Others
☐
b. Civil Society There are organizations but do not know DRRM
Organization
☐
There are organizations but no programs on
DRRM
☐
There are organizations but not actively participate
in the barangay, specially about DRRM
2. Attitudinal / Motivation
a. Outlook in Life ☐ People do not believe the barangay officials
☐
Many do not comply with what the barangay
officials say especially on DRR issues
☐
b. Initiative and Other people do not care about their neighbors.
willingness
37. Capacity or Strength of the Barangay
Put (⇃) if
Aspect present and Factors that increase the capacity of the Barangay
(x) if absent
1. Pisikal at Materyal
a. Appearance or ☐ Enough number of evacuation centers
character of place ☐ Many planted trees in the mountains
and infrastructure ☐ Well-constructed and complete drainage canal
☐
Enough response equipment to provide response and help
to the affected families
The EWS of the barangay are for every risk or danger and
☐ well-placed that can easily be seen, especially by the
vulnerable groups
b. Early Warning
☐
The EWS can easily be understood by the people of what
System kind of risk or danger is coming
☐ There are EWS for PWDs and other vulnerable
☐
There is systematic early warning system and instruments
used for warning people
☐ Presence of generator in the barangay
☐
2. Social and Organizations actively participate in prospective activities
organizational
☐
The organizations participate in identifying problems
especially in aspect of calamity
☐ The organization participates in village planning
☐ There is still “bayanihan system” in the barangay
☐
3. Attitudinal/ Motivation
People listen to what the barangay official says and orders

1. Knowing and inventory of families/people that may be affected by major risks.
This information is separated from the number of children, adults, disabled, and so on.
38.Number of family and people who may be affected by any kind of danger. (Landslide)
in purok 3A
Bilang ng
Sanggol Bata Persons
Tao ADULT ELDERLY WITH
Bilang (Infant) (Children) with
(No. of (18-59 60 y/o & SICKNESS
SITIO/ ng (0-11 17 y/o and Disability PREGNANT
person) y/o) above (All Ages)
PUROK Pamilya Months) below (PWD) WOMEN
(Family)
L B L B L B L B L B L B L B
2A
2B
3A 3 4 5 - 2 1 1 2 2 1 - - - - - -
3B
TOTAL 3 3 3 - 2 1 1 2 2 1 - - - - - -
39.Number of family and people who may be affected by any kind of danger. (Flood)
in purok 3A (Tambo)
Bilang ng
Sanggol Bata Persons
Tao ADULT ELDERLY WITH
Bilang (Infant) (Children) with
(No. of (18-59 60 y/o & SICKNESS
SITIO/ ng (0-11 17 y/o and Disability PREGNANT
person) y/o) above (All Ages)
PUROK Pamilya Months) below (PWD) WOMEN
(Family)
L B L B L B L B L B L B L B
SITIO/
PUROK
2A
2B
3A 3 4 5 - 2 1 1 2 2 1 - - - - - -
3B
TOTAL 3 4 5 - 2 1 1 2 2 1 - - - - - -

40. Detailed Number of People with Disabilities:
Pangkat ayon sa Edad (Taon) Kasari- Kabuuang

Types of Disabilities an Bilang
0– 13
3– 6- 18 –
11 1–2 – 60 – > B L
5 12 59
mos. 17
Hearing Disabilities 1 1 1
Speech disabilities 7 4 3 7
Vision Disabilities 1 1 1
Mental Disabilities 4 2 2 2
Autism
Intellectual incapacity
Developmental Delay
Physical Disabilities
Walking or action 6 4 2 6
disabilities
Multi-Disabilities
Health-related disabilities
Others Heart Congenital
Total
41. Number of family and persons that may be affected by the Flood
Lugar na Mababa (Low) Katamtaman Mataas (High)

Maapektuh (Medium)
an Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
1
2A
2B
3A 3 9
3B
4
5
Total 3 9

Number of in persons or families that may be affected by risk per category according
to three categories.
Effects of danger. Landslide
Lugar na Mababa (Low) Katamtaman Mataas (High)

Maapektuh (Medium)
an Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
1
2A
2B
3A 3 9
3B
4
5 3 9
Total
a.Inventory of equipment, infrastructure, establishments, facilities and economics of

people who may be affected by risks.
8.1 landslide
TOTAL NUMBER IN THE PERCENTAGE OR

ITEM
BARANGAY NUMBER OF AFFECTED
Infrastructure
● Bridge
● Barangay Hall
● Multi-purpose Building
● House 3 HH (Purok 3A)
● Kiosk / purok
● School
● Others
Establishments
● Store
● Eatery
● Bakery
● Others
Facilities
● Water
● Electricity
● Telephone
● Road /
● Hospital
● Barangay Health Center
● Other
Livelihood
● Rice (corn) /
● Vegetable /

ITEM
● Banca
● Fish nets
● livestock’s /
● Fish Ponds
● Other
Environment
● Mountains /
● Mangroves
● Others
Earthquake and Typhoon

ITEM
Infrastructure
● Bridge
● Barangay Hall 1
● Multi-purpose Building
● House Households
● Kiosk / purok
● School 1
● Others
Establishments
● Store
● Eatery
● Bakery
● Others
Facilities
● Water
● Electricity /
● Telephone
● Road /
● Hospital
● Barangay Health Center /
● Other
Livelihood
● Rice/ corn /
● Vegetable /
● Banca
● Fish nets
● livestock /
● Fish Ponds
● Other (crops, tobacco, banana, /
coconut)
Environment
● Mountains
● Mangroves
● Others

a. Major issues or problems facing vulnerable groups when disaster occurred inside the barangay like
children and youth, women, pregnant, breastfeeding mothers, disabled, elders or senior citizens and
local citizens.
Immediate solutions or
Put () if
actions made by
Vulnerable Groups present and Issue facing each Vulnerable Group
barangay officer or
(x) if absent
BDRRMC
Walang hiwalay na palikuran ang babae sa
☐
lalake
Children cannot attend school because
☐
school is used as an evacuation center
Children and youth Pagkawalay ng bata sa kanyang mga
☐
magulang
☐ Lost accommodation
Loss of key documents such as birth
☐
certificates and school tools
Women can easily be abused at evacuation

☐
Women center
☐ Can easily feel colder
Unable to walk fast to get to the evacuation

☐
center
Pregnant Women Not enough equipment in the evacuation
☐ center to care take and monitor pregnant
women about to give birth during calamity
☐ Absence of mother-baby friendly spaces in

the evacuation center
Breas-feeding
Women ☐ No community health workers have
practice counseling with mothers
breastfeeding
☐ Absence of ramps evacuation center
Absence of particular warning signal for
With disabilities ☐
deaf and blind
Absence of wheel chair in the barangay or
☐
evacuation center
☐ Absence of ramps in the evacuation center

Senior Citizen ☐ Easily get sick
☐ Easily feel cold
Indigenous People ☐ No proper accommodation

☐ No clean source of drinking water
☐ The houses are made of wood and nipa
Absence of radio or television shows
☐
warning at upcoming risks or risks

a. Inventory of secure evacuation centers or locations where families can be affected by risk
or danger.
Kabuua Bilang ng Pangalan
ng Populasyon na ng
Bilang ng hindi
Bilang nasa Risgo (o Bilang ng kayang Bilang ng hindi Evacuation
kayang ma-
ng maaaring Pangalan ng ma- kayang ma- Center
accommodate
Popula maapektuhan ng Evacuation accommodate accommodate (Plan B)
Purok ng Plan A at B
syon Peligro o Center (Plan Pag-aari ng Remarks
No.
Panganib) A) Pag-aari Pribadong
ng Gobyerno Tao,
T
Pamilya o
Pamilya a
Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao Negosyant
o
e
Purok 3 Tala-o, Elem.

9 3
3A School
3
Total 9 3
7. Places where people may be evacuated at a time of Risk or risk coming or can happen in
the village (Flood)
Kabuuang populasyon kada Bilang ng populasyon na

Lugar na paglilikasan o
Purok purok o sitio Maaapektuhan
pupuntahan
Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
3A 3 9 Purok 2B Tala-o Elemtary
School
Total 3 9
8. Places where people may be evacuated at a time of Risk or risk coming or can happen
in the village (Landslide)
Kabuuang populasyon kada Bilang ng populasyon na

Lugar na paglilikasan o
Purok purok o sitio Maaapektuhan
pupuntahan
Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
3A 3 9 Purok 2B Tala-o Elemtary
School
Total 3 9

9. List of designated evacuation centers of barangay and city/municipality (owned by
government or private)
Nasuri ng Engineer
(lagyan ng tsek ( ) Kasunduan sa Pag-gamit
Pangalan ng Evacuation Nagmamay-ari
kung OO o Hindi ang (MOU/MOA)
Center
sagot
Gobyerno Pribado Oo Hindi Meron Wala

Paaralan / / /
Barangay Hall
Day Care Center
Barangay Health Center
Multi-purpose Building
Bahay (isulat ang bawat
pangalan ng may-ari ng
bahay)
At iba pa _______ isulat
ang pangalan)
10. Process or method of providing relief goods (food and non-food items) to
designated evacuation centers/areas
Pangalan ng
Pangalan ng Uri ng Pamilya o Lugar kung saan sila
Bilang Yunit
Evacuation Center Relief individual na manggagaling
(Dami) (Unit)
(EC) o Lugar Goods tatanggap ng (purok/sitio/street/village/etc)
Relief Goods
Tala-o Elementary
Sch.

11. Inventory of received or acquired training by BDRRMC members
Lagyan ng Tagal ng Ahensiya o

Petsa na
() kung panahon ng organisasyon
Pamagat ng Pagsasanay o ginawa ang Bilang ng mga
meron at pagsasanay na nagbigay ng
Oryentasyon pagsasanay o dumalo
(x) kung o pagsasanay o
oryentasyon
wala oryentasyon oryentasyon
1. Orientation on RA 10821
(Children’s Emergency Relief X
and Protection Act)
2. Orientation on RA 10121
(Philippine Disaster Risk X
Reduction and
3. Management Act)
4. Orientation on Pre-Disaster X
Risk Assessment
5. Orientation on Protocol for
Management of the Dead & X
Missing
6. Orientation on Camp X
Management
7. Orientation on Incident X
Command System
8. Training on First Aid and
Basic Life Support X
9. Training on Search and

Rescue (Basic) X
10. Training on Community-
Based Disaster Risk X
Reduction and Management
(CBDRRM)
11. Training on Psychosocial X
Support
12. Training on how to Conduct
Simulation/Drills for Priority X
Hazards
13. Training on Rapid Damage
Assessment and Needs X
Analysis (RDANA)
14. At iba pa (paki-sulat)

12. Inventory of mobilization equipment during disaster
Lagyan ng () kung meron at (x)

Kagamitan Remarks
kung wala
Spine Board x
Axe x
Fuel /
Emergency Kit x
Hand-held Radio /
Helpmet o hard hat /
Batteries x
Portable Generator or x
equivalent (e.g. solar
panel)
Boots /
Ropes /
Search Light /
Flash Light /
Megaphone x
Chainsaw (optional) /
At iba pa_______(paki-
sulat)

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Aims to improve the state of physical and social well-being of barangay populace by
enhancing the quality of social services in health, education, welfare and protective
services.
Health Services
a. Existing Situation
b.
The health services of the barangay is inadequate of medicines due to the demand
of the resident’s health conditions.
c. Situational Analysis
• Insufficient of medicines
• Insufficient water pump machine
• Absence of ambulance
• Absence of streetlights
• Absence of CCTV System
d. Goal
To provide the essential and quality health services delivery system by achieving a
quality life for all the barangay populace.
e. Objectives
To procure appropriate medicines and provide quality of water source.
f. Programs/ Projects/Activities
PPA’S LOCATION DESCRIPTION TIME COST FUND IMPLEMENTING

FRAME SOURCE AGENCY
Medical
Supply for the Barangay site Procurement of 2025 49,000.00 20% BDF Brgy. Council
Vulnerable Medicines for
sick
Purchase of 3 unit of 2025
Submersible Barangay Tala-o submersible 149,700.00 20% BDF Brgy. Council
Pump pump
Purchase of Barangay Tala-o Procurement of 2027 2.5 M National National
Rescue Rescue Vehicle
Vehicle
Const. Solar Purok 1 to 20 solar lights 2027 2.5 M National NEDA/
Street lights Purok 5 NLGU
Installation Purok 1 to 10 CCTV 2027 1M National NEDA/

of Purok 5 NLGU
CCTV
System

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
The state of the local economy determines family income hence, the well-being of its
residents. The economic development plan embodies measures which the local
government intends to implement to support the sector and to create a favorable climate
for public investments. Such local measures include a combination of policies and
public investments necessary to enable private investment to flourish and assure the
residents of steady supply of goods, adequate food, services and jobs and household
income.
Agriculture and Livelihood
The farmers in the barangay are still using old methods of farming, due to the lack of
modern farming equipment. Inadequate farm tools and equipment’s in this barangay
resulted to non-modernization goal on food sufficiency since farm machineries play a
vital role on agricultural production & profitability. The residents is cattle to cultivate land
for farming
b. Situational Analysis
• Lack of farm equipment

c. Goal
To uplift the living condition of the farmers and populace in the barangay
by providing them a livelihood projects dispersal of livestock, farm
equipment.
d. Objectives
To Increase agricultural productivity of the farmers.

To provide livelihood program to barangay populace.
e. Programs/ Projects/Activities

FRAME SOURCE AGENCY
Livelihood Purok 1 to Livestock 2025-2027 50,000 20% BDF Barangay

projects Purok 5 dispersal (2025) Council
50,000
(2025)
Purchased
of farm Barangay Procurement 2025-2027 2M National National
equipment Tala-o of
1 unit tractor

INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
This sectoral plan deals with the infrastructure building programs of the local
government. The plan plays a dual role in local development: it lays the physical base
for the economic development of the barangay as well as provides the infrastructure
support requirements of the social sector
Road, Health Center and water system Facilities
The barangay has one (1) health station, some portion of road is not concrete, lack
of water supply due to the rotation schedule, health facilities unimproved and in-
complete health equipment
• Insufficient of water supply

• Lack of access road
• Absence of Public comfort room
• Unimproved health facilities
• Unimproved Recreational facilities
• Rehabilitation of Barangay building
c. Goal
The Improvement and construction of various Infrastructure projects in the barangay.
d. Objectives
1. To improve the basic facilities in barangay

2. To construct Public comfort room
3. To improve the health facilities
4. To opened road for remote areas.
5. To be able to distribute sufficient water supply service in the barangay
6. To construct additional water system

E. PROGRAMS/ PROJECTS/ACTIVITIES

FRAME SOURCE AGENCY
Improvement Purok 3A Flooring smooth 2026 3M National National
of Basketball concrete/Bleacher
Court
Construct of
Perimeter Purok 3A Perimeter Fence 2025 150,000 20% BDF Barangay
Fence Council
Const/Rehab Drilling & const. of
of Purok 2A reservoir 2025 2M Province Province
Water
system
Const/Rehab Drilling & const. of
of Purok 2B reservoir 2025 2M Province Province
Water
system
Const/Rehab Box culvert
of Purok 5 concrete 2025 500,000 Municipal MLGU
Box culvert
Const. of Purok 3B Concrete road

farm to 600 linear mtrs. 2026 5M National National
market road
Const/Rehab
hanging Tala-o to Steel of wood 2026 40M National National
bridge Tala-o Ulab bridge
Garcia to construct
Ulab
Rehabilitation Purok 3A 2 storey building
of for barangay hall 2026 3M National National
2 Storey
building
(Barangay
hall)

ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT
The plan also embodies programs for maintaining and preserving the quality of
natural environment resources and to support the requirements of socio-economic
development and ecological balance across generations. The preservation,
conservation and management of protected areas within the territorial jurisdiction of
the barangay.
Waste Segregation
The barangay has One (1) existing MRF located at Purok 3 for
biodegradable waste segregation.
• Lack of MRF to all purok

• Maintenance of flood and economic control declogging of canals
c. Goal
To work out a comprehensive and sustainable eco system waste

management program To preserve and maintain ecological balance
environment.
d. objectives
To established barangay Material Recovery Facility (MRF) in every purok

To maintained cleaned declogged canals

FRAME SOURCE AGENCY
Implementation of Purok 1 to
flood and Purok 5 Dec logged 2023- 180,000 20% BDF Barangay Council
economic control Canals 2026
program
60,000
Established of Const. of Purok 1 to Purok 2023- (2025) 20% BDF Barangay Council
MRF (5) MRF 3B 2026 80,000
(2026)

INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Enhancing the Barangay Officials effectiveness and efficiency in the delivery of basic
services and facilities thus monitoring and evaluation of different sectoral program,
projects and activities implemented.
Governance
The present political system and structure in Barangay Tala-o as reflected in the
leadership of Punong Barangay and the members of the Barangay Council
 In efficient on local governance and legislation

 In active of barangay based institution
c. Goal
 To strengthen the capability of barangay officials

 To enhance people’s participation in local governance
d. Objectives
 To equip barangay officials with more knowledge on barangay governance and

local legislation.
 To enhance implementation of priority development programs and projects

FRAME SOURCE AGENCY
Capability Brgy. Training/Workshop 2024-2026 60,000 GF Barangay Council

Building Council
Seminars on Brgy. 2024-2026 40,000 GF Barangay Council

BDC Council Training/Workshop

VISION
An Agro Economic Barangay in Misamis Oriental, with responsible,
industrious, God-loving, and gainfully earning citizens. Living in a
healthy resilient, Infrastructure posilities, healthy, clean, and
ecologically balanced environment governed by responsive barangay
officials.
MISSION
To Promote new Agri-Industrial Technology for the upliftment of the
economic condition, effective delivery of basic services and facilities,
develop values formation, ensure eco-balanced environment, and
broaden the competence of the barangay officials
GOAL
Enhance a stable socio-economic condition, sound ecology, fair and
just of basic services, self-discipline and positive attitude towards
people empowerment.
OBJECTIVES
1. Improve Barangay governance
2. To enhance the capability of barangay officials.
3. To promote an environment -friendly community
4. To maintain Peace and Order situation within the barangay
5. To provide and enhance the delivery of basic services and facilities

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT PROGRAM
For Planning Period 2025
Years Covered 2025-2027
Barangay : Tala-o
Municipality : Gitagum
AIP Program/Project/ Schedule of Expected Funding Amount in words

Reference Activity Description Implementation Output Source
Code Maintenance and Capital Outlay TOTAL
Start Date Completion other Operating (CO)
Date Expenses
(MOOE)
SOCIAL
SERVICES
Medical Supply for the Medical Supply 49,000.00
Vulnerable Quarterly purchased 20% BDF 49,000.00
Purchase of March 2025 Dec. 2027 Submersible 147,000.00
Submersible Pump Pump Purchased 20% BDF 147,000.00
Purchase of Rescue March 2025 Dec. 2027 Rescue Vehicle Province/ 2,500,000.00 2,500,000.00
Vehicle Purchased National
Const. Solar Street lights March 2025 Dec. 2027 Street light National 2,500,000.00 2,500,000.00
constructed
Installation of March 2025 Dec. 2027 CCTV installed National 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
CCTV System
ECONOMIC
SERVICES
Livelihood Projects March 2025 Dec. 2027 Constituents 20% BDF 100,000.00 100,000.00
reduce poverty
Purchase of Farm March 2025 Dec. 2027 Farm Eqpt. National 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00
equipment purchased

AIP Reference Program/Project/Activity Schedule of Expected Funding Amount in words
Code Description Implementation Output Source
Start Completion Maintenanc Capital Outlay TOTAL
Date Date e and other (CO)
Operating
Expenses
(MOOE)
INFRASTRUCTUR
E DEVELOPMENT
Improvement of Basketball March 2025 Dec. 2027 Basketball court Province/ 300,000.00 300,000.00
Court improved MLGU
(Flooring)
Construction of Perimeter March 2025 Dec. 2027 Perimeter 20% BDF 100,000.00 100,000.00
Fence Fence
(New lot purchased) Constructed
Const./Rehab of Water March 2025 Dec. 2027 Water System Province 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00
System Rehabilitated
Const./Rehab of Water March 2025 Dec. 2027 Water System Province 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00
System Rehabilitated
Const./Rehab Box culvert March 2025 Dec. 2027 Box culvert Municipal 500,000.00 500,000.00
rehabilitated
Const. of Farm to Market March 2025 Dec. 2027 Market road National 5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00
Road Constructed
Const./rehab Hanging Bridge March 2025 Dec. 2027 Hanging Bridge National 40,000,000.00 40,000.00
C.P Constructed
Garcia to Talao
Const./of 2 storey MP Bldg. March 2025 Dec. 2027 MP constructed National 3,000,000.00 3,000,000.00
ENVIRONMENTAL
DEV’T
Implementation of flood and March 2025 Dec. 2027 Canals declog 20% BDF 360,000.00 360,000.00
economic control program and cleaned
20% BDF
Establishment of MRF March 2025 Dec. 2027 Proper Solid 14,000.00 14,000.00
Waste Mngt.

AIP Reference Program/Project Schedule of Expected Funding Amount in words
Code /Activity Implementation Output Source
Description Start Completion Maintenance Capital TOTAL
Date Date and other Outlay
Operating (CO)
Expenses
(MOOE)
INSTITUTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Capability Building March 2025 Dec. 2027 Barangay Council GF 40,000.00 40,000.00
enhanced
knowledge
BDC enhanced GF 40,000.00 40,000.00
Seminar on BDC March 2025 Dec. 2027 knowledge
Conduct legislative March 2025 Dec. 2027 Legislative Trained DILG 100,000.00 100,000.00
Training
PB & Barangay
Kagawad

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
2025-2027
Name of Barangay : Tala-o D. Land Area: 215.30
Municipality : Gitagum E. Population: 1,336
Province : Misamis Oriental F. Dominant Land Use: Agricultural
Project Costs Period Implementation Remarks
Performance Area Name of Description Location Output/Benefit (6) (7) (8)
(1) P/P/As (3) (4) (5)
(2) 2025 2026 2027 2025 2026 2027
Amount Fundin Amount Funding Amount Fundin Time Time Time

g Source g frame frame frame
Source Source
A.SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
Medical Procurement of Barangay site Constituents 49,000 20% Quarterly
Supply for the Medicines for BDF
Vulnerable sick
Purchase of 3 unit of Barangay
Submersible submersible Tala-o Constituents 147,000 20% 1st Qtr.
Pump pump BDF
Purchase of Procurement of Barangay Constituents 2.5 M Province 1st Qtr.
Rescue Rescue Vehicle Tala-o /National
Vehicle
Const. Solar 20 solar lights Purok 1 to Monitoring crime, 2.5 M National 1st Qtr.
Street lights Purok 5 road incidence
Installation of 10 CCTV Purok 1 to Monitoring crime, 1M National 1st Qtr.

CCTV Purok 5 road incidence
System
B. ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
. Livelihood Livestock Purok 1 to Constituents 50,000 20% 20% 2nd Qtr. 2nd
Projects Dispersal Purok 5 BDF 50,000 BDF Qtr.
Purchase of Procurement 1 Barangay Constituents 2M Nation 1st
Farm unit tractor Tala-o al Qtr.
equipment

C.INFRA.
DEVEOPMENT
Improvement Flooring smooth concreting the
of Evacuation Concrete Purok 3A basketball court 300,000 Province 2nd Qtr.
center flooring /MLGU
/Basketball
Court
(Flooring)
Construction
of Perimeter Fencing in 4 Purok 3A New lot Fenced 100,00 20% 2nd
Fence blocks 0 BDF Qtr.
(New lot
purchased)
Const./Rehab Drilling and Purok 2A Water system 2M Province 2nd Qtr.
of Water const. of construct
System reservoir
Const./Rehab Drilling and Purok 2B Water system 2M Province 2nd Qtr.
of Water const. of construct
System reservoir
Const./Rehab Box culvert Purok 5 Box culvert Mun. 500T 2nd Qtr.
Box culvert concrete construct
Const. of Farm Concrete road Purok 3A to Road Concrete 5M Nation 2nd Qtr.
to Market 600 linear mtrs. Ulab al
Road
Const./rehab 40M Nation 3rd Qtr.

Hanging Steel bridge CP Garcia Steel of wood al
Bridge C.P to Talao Bridge
Garcia to Constructed
Talao
Rahab./of 2 2 storey 64ldg... Purok 3A 2 storey MP Bldg. 3M Nation 3rd
storey MP MP Bldg. constructed al Qtr.
Bldg.
D.ENVIRONMENTAL
DEVELOPMENT
Implementati
on of flood Decloging of Purok 1 to Canals declog 180,00 20% 180,00 20% 180,0 20% Quarterly Quarter Quart
and Canals Purok 5 and cleaned 0 BDF 0 BDF 00 BDF ly erly
economic
control
program
Establishme Const. of (7) Purok 1 to Proper Solid

nt of MRF Material Purok 7 Waste Mngt. 60,000 20% 80,00 20% 1st 1st
Recovery BDF 0 BDF Qtr. Qtr.
Facility

E.INSTITUTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Capability Training & Barangay
Building Workshop Council 20,000 20,000 GF 20,00 1st Qtr. 1st 1st
GF 0 GF Qtr. Qtr.
Brgy.
Seminar on Training & Council/ 40,000 2nd Qtr.
BDC Workshop LGU GF
Conduct Training &

legislative Workshop DILG 100,0 1st
Training 00 Qtr
PB &
Barangay
Kagawad
HERNANDO M. JABLA REY E. BONANE ELVIRA E. GARCIA ANIE S. ABRATIGUIN

Punong Barangay SB Member SB Member NGO Representative
(Chairman)
JANE F. LIGSANAN ERIC J. MICABALO IRELIN M. ABRATIGUIN DELIA Y. JABLA

SB Member SB Member SB Member NGO Representative
VIOLITO C. CAGUBCOB JOVENCIO L. ESTOQUE EMMANUEL N. BANGQUIAO

SB Member SB Member SK Chairman

MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN
Monitoring and Objectives What to monitor Frequency Responsible Reports Users

Evaluation Person Expected monitoring
activities Output
Evaluation on the To determine the Projects Quarterly Committee on List of projects Barangay
implementation of the duration of the implemented in Infra, implemented Council
plans and programs implemented accordance of the Health,
projects approved Agriculture,
as approved in the development finance, BSWMC
BDP plan
Conduct ocular To know the Status of the Quarterly Committee on List of projects Barangay
inspection on the development of the project Infra, and status Council
project implemented Project implemented Health, report
implemented Agriculture,
finance, BSWMC
Observe the Observe the Implemented Committee on

implementation of implementation of projects Quarterly Infra, Program by BLGU
program on different different sector By different Health, sectoral
abled sector plan plan sectors Agriculture, plan
finance, BSWMC


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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

BARANGAY TALA-O, GITAGUM,

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY TALA-O, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORINTAL 1

OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY

My utmost wish to have a successful implementation of this plan.

To God be the Glory, Mabuhay!!!

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY TALA-O, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORINTAL 2

OBJECTIVE OF THE PLAN

SCOPE OF THE PLAN

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HISTORY OF BARANGAY TALA-O

1.General Barangay Profile

2. Basis of General Statement Presentation

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MAP OF BARANGAY TALA-O

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1.2.2 LAND AREA

Barangay Tala-o has a total land area of 215.30 hectares.

1.2.3 NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS: PHYSIOGRAPHY AND SLOPE

1.2.4 CLIMATE AND RAINFALL

1.2.5 POLITICAL SUBDIVISION

1.2.6 SOIL TYPE

The type of soil which abound barangay Tala-o classified as

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1.3.1.1 POPULATION (SIZE, GROWTH, DISTRIBUTION)

A. No. of Registered Voters: ___1,175_

Table 1. Distribution of Population by Purok

Purok Population Total No. of No. of HHs

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AGE SEX TOTAL

Table 3. Population by Sector

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CIVIL STATUS TOTAL

BHW Survey 2024

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Table 5. Inventory of Barangay Facilities

FACILITIES YES With Access Only NONE

Sports Center/Covered Court /

1.2.1 HEALTH SERVICES

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Family Planning Method

Pills IUD Tubal ligation Injectible Vasectomy

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Table 7. Inventory of Sanitary Toilet

Purok Household w/Toilet Household/Families Household w/o

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Grade /level School Year

Table 9. Number of Enrollees Daycare

AGE 2022 2023

Table 10. Number of Completion

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Table 12. Number of Graduates

Table 13. Inventory of School Facilities

Table 14. Inventory of School Classrooms and Condition

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1.2.1.2 Sports / Recreation