Barangay Development Plan

(BDP) CY 2024-2026
Barangay Tagudtud,
Bagulin, La Union

BARANGAY OFFICIALS OF TAGUDTUD, BAGULIN, LA UNION

Barangay Development Plan CY
2024-2026
 SAGANI C. LAGASIT
Punong Barangay

JOSEPH T. PINTADO MELANDRO D. CANOR RUBEN B. SALLATIC

Sangguniang Barangay Member Sangguniang Barangay Member Sangguniang Barangay Member

JENOVE M. COMPAS HENRY A. MONARES LEMAR A. PADERES

Sangguniang Barangay Member Sangguniang Barangay Member Sangguniang Barangay Member

LINDA B. COMPAS JELON P. CARINO DINA B. ABANGLEY

Sangguniang Barangay Member SK Chairperson IPMR

GLOVEL D. INLISE JULIE S. ESNARA

Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer

Republic of the Philippines

Province of La Union
Municipality of Bagulin
BARANGAY TAGUDTUD
 ANNEX 4

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PROVINCE OF LA UNION
MUNICIPALITY OF BAGULIN
BARANGAY TAGUDTUD

OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY

SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY RESOLUTION

No. 11 Series 2023

A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE THREE (3) YEAR BARANGAY

DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2024-2026 OF BARANGAY TAGUDTUD, BAGULIN, LA UNION

WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council has endorsed for approval and adoption by
the Sangguniang Barangay the three (3) year Barangay Development Plan (2024-2026) for
Barangay Tagudtud, Bagulin, La Union;

WHEREAS, after review, the said Barangay Development Plan, as attached, is found to be
aligned with the development policies of the Barangay Government and the Municipal Development
Council;

WHEREAS, this planning document is important in implementing responsive

programs/projects/activities as it includes the development needs and priorities from the situational
analysis of the locality as well as those interventions based from the Barangay Agenda for
Governance and Development (BAGAD) and Capacity Development Agenda (CAPDEV);

NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Sangguniang Barangay Member Joseph T. Pintado duly

seconded by Sangguniang Barangay Member Melandro D. Canor;

BE IT RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay Tagudtud, Bagulin, La

Union, in session duly assembled, as it is hereby resolved to approve and adopt the Barangay
Development Plan (2024-2026) as endorsed by the Barangay Development Council;

RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of the resolution be forwarded to all concerned for their
information and consideration;

APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the Sangguniang Barangay this 27th day of September,
2023 at Barangay Tagudtud, Bagulin, La Union.

JOSEPH T. PINTADO MELANDRO D. CANOR RUBEN B. SALLATIC

SB Member SB Member SB Member

JENOVE M. COMPAS HENRY A. MONARES LINDA B. COMPAS

SB Member SB Member SB Member

LEMAR A. PADERES JELON P. CARINO DINA B. ABANGLEY

SB Member SK Chairperson IPMR
 Attested by:

SAGANI C. LAGASIT
Punong Barangay

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SECRETARY’S CERTIFCATION

I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing Sangguniang Barangay Resolution No. 11
Series 2023 entitled “A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE THREE (3) YEAR
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2024-2026 OF BARANGAY TAGUDTUD BAGULIN,
LA UNION”, and that it was approved by the Sangguniang Barangay during its Regular Session
held on the 27th day of September, 2023 at the Multipurpose Hall, Tagudtud, Bagulin, La Union

GLOVEL D. INLISE
Barangay Secretary

VISION
 By year 2030, we envisioned Barangay Tagudtud as an environmentally conscious
and culturally rich barangay, renowned for its sustainable tourism, thriving ecosystems,
vibrant heritage, and unified leadership committed to fostering a harmonious and
prosperous community."

MISSION
"We, the barangay of Tagudtud dedicate ourselves to the preservation and enhancement of
our natural environment, the promotion of sustainable tourism, the celebration and
preservation of our rich culture, and the pursuit of holistic development. Our mission is to:

Protect and Nurture the Environment: We strive to safeguard our pristine natural resources,
promote sustainable practices, and maintain the ecological balance that sustains our community.

Promote Responsible Tourism: We aim to attract tourists who appreciate and respect our
environment and culture, ensuring that tourism benefits both our community and our visitors.

Celebrate and Preserve Culture: We honor our diverse cultural heritage by organizing festivals,
cultural events, and heritage preservation initiatives that enrich the lives of our residents and
educate others about our traditions.

Facilitate Inclusive Development: We work tirelessly to provide access to education, healthcare,

and economic opportunities for all residents, ensuring a better quality of life for everyone.

Foster Community Engagement: We encourage active participation from our residents,

promoting cooperation, and dialogue to collectively address issues, make informed decisions, and
achieve common goals.

Embrace Innovation: We constantly seek innovative solutions and partnerships that will
empower our barangay to adapt to changing times while preserving our core values.

HISTORY OF THE BARANGAY

During the time when the Spaniards conquered and governed the Philippines, these
ignited the desire of courageous Filipinos to fight for their freedom which the history tells that
they were successful and were able to be freed from the Spanish regime.
 Then came the Americans who also came to conquer the Philippine Island, which
brought the defeat of General Aguinaldo together with his me. The Americans established
their government here in the Philippines and made their own institutions, different laws that
were followed to achieve smooth governance. There was peace, unity, economic growth and
successful agricultural programs because of strong and just governance.

Moreover, American government gave full blanket of authority to authorized people on

the different places in the Philippines to come up with their own place’s name. While they
gave this kind of right to the people, the government people went from town to town to see
how the town leader and barangay leader were coming up in managing their territories.

In this particular barangay, which was formerly called as “Dontog”, came a particular
American, who was somewhat lost in his way. While he was approaching the place, the people
run and hid for they thought that this stranger is a cruel Spanish man who captures and
rapes women for comfort.

However, the stranger was entertained by one woman, who was not able to run because
she is crippled. Despite the fear that she felt, she still entertained the American’s queries
about his location. Since the woman was not able to understand the stranger’s language, she
thought that he was asking about the thing that she was holding which they locally termed as
“pedped”, a kind of leaf which the elders rolled as tobacco that they smoke, so that was
exactly the word she answered to the American’s question which was understood by him as
Barrio Tagudtud. So he said to himself that he is at Barrio Tagudtud. Since then, that name
was already used by the people. So it was then believed that Barangay Tagudtud was formally
registered at such name during the American regime.

This was a story told by Acudan, Bayonna’s husband, the late grandparents of my
mother, Mrs. Licanda C. Balagot. And was arranged by Mrs. Lilibeth B. Balaan and entiltled it
as, “The Legend of Tagudtud”.

-Rev. Ignacio C. Balagot

BARANGAY PROFILE

A. DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES

1. Total Population
 Previous Year Current Year
Total Population 1278 1273
Population Growth Rate
Population Density
Total Land Area (Has.) 432.83 432.83
Dialect Spoken Kankanaey/ Ilokano Kankanaey/Ilokano
Indigenous Group Kankanaey Kankanaey

Barangay Tagudtud has a population of 1,273 as of the latest household survey for
the year 2022, of which 645 are males while 628 are females. It decreases compared to
population in the previous year which is 1,278.

Age Distribution of the Population

Age MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1-5 yrs. old 77 66 143
6-12 yrs. old 76 81 157
13-17 yrs. old 77 78 155
18-35 yrs. old 211 204 415
36-50 yrs. old 112 104 216
51-65 yrs. old 55 59 114
66 yrs. old and above 35 38 73

Barangay Tagudtud was inhabited by indigenous people of Igorot Tribe,

with Kankana-ey as dialect. They believed in the concept of indigenous. They are
practicing rituals in honor of their ancestors which they have inherited from their parent;
pervade important aspects of their lives and that of the community.

2. Number of Households

The total number of households in Barangay Tagudtud is 251. These households

are actually situated in all the seven (7) Puroks of the barangay. Sitio Santol has a total
number of 68 households, Sitio Palali has 35, Sitio Cubas has 39, Sitio Kawayan has 28,
Sitio Libaong has 41, Sitio Nagawa has 13 and 27 households for Sitio Beto.

3. Ratio of Men and Women

In Barangay Tagudtud, the number of male population exceeds the number of

females. Nevertheless, the ratio is almost always 1:1.

4. Housing Materials

A total of 251 households are counted in the barangay. Of the total figure, 45%

Housing Materials
 Light

are made up of concrete materials. There is only 40% that are made up of semi-concrete
materials while only 15% are made up of light materials.
B. GEOGRAPHIC FEATURES

1. Location and Boundaries

Tagudtud is one of the ten barangays of the Municipality of Bagulin, La Union.

Based on the data obtained from the Bagulin Municipal Profile, Tagudtud has a total
land area of approximately 432.83 hectares.

It is surrounded by five barangays. It is bounded to the north side of

Alibangsay, to the south by Wallayan, Baay to the east, Cambaly to the southwest and
Suyo to the northwest, where the Municipal Hall is located. Tagudtud is composed of
seven (7) sitios namely Cubas, Palali, Santol, Libaong, Beto, Kawayan and Nagawa.

2. Topography

The geographical terrain of Barangay Tagudtud is a mountainous area with hilly

and deep valleys slopes. Its residential area is located among the mountainous and
forested area.

3. Climate and Weather

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Barangay Tagudtud, just like in any other barangays of Municipality of
Bagulin, experienced a Type 2 climate classification which has no pronounced dry
season but with a very pronounced maximum rain period. Maximum rain period
generally occurs in June until December.

4. Accessibility and Transportation

Barangay Tagudtud is about 8 kilometers away from the Town Proper of

Bagulin, 22 Kilometers to Nagulian and 39 Kilometers from the City of San Fernando.

Barangay Tagudtud has a 2.3-kilometer stretch of the National/Provincial Road.

It does have a Barangay road from Sitio Cubas to Sitio Beto, from Sitio Libaong to
Boundry (Kilong, Cambaly) and Sitio Nagawa. The construction of road widening
(National/Provincial Road) from Lower Tagudtud with 2.2kilometer going to the
neighboring barangay is ongoing. Nevertheless, it is very accessible to all types of
vehicles.
5. Land Use

The 60% of the total land area that is a residential area. The rest of the land area
covers forestland, agricultural land and grassland.

The Barangay has a potential local tourist destination which called Kudal
People’s Park. It can view the barangays of Bagulin, Poro Point, Bacnotan Cement Plant,
Lingayen Gulf, Payocpoc, Bauang Electric Plant, Sto. Tomas Radar Station of Benguet,
over viewing the mountains of Kapangan and includes the soldier-lying mountain called
Mokgong Mountain of Benguet.

C. ECONOMIC

1. Sources of Income

Based on the gathered data, the residents of Barangay Tagudtud engage in

different means of livelihood. Majority of them is tigergrass farmer or softbroom maker
and rice farmer as main source of income. They comprise 70% in the active labor force.

The other residents are employees. Some are working in government institution
while the rest are in private institution in nearby municipalities/province. They comprise
20% in the active labor force. OFWs in Barangay Tagudtud comprise 9%, while with
those who have retired from their jobs also called “pensionados” is (1%).

Labor Force
Farmers
Employees
OFWs
Retirees

2. Income Utilization
Barangay Tagudtud residents earn more in order to spend for their basic needs
such as food and household maintenance, education of their children, taxes and utility
bills which include electricity, cellphone loads and cable system, medicines,
transportation communication allowances, socials or entertainment and savings.

3. Tigergrass / Crop Production

The farmers of Barangay Tagudtud produce different crops such as tigergrass,

palay, vegetables, banana and root crops.

Tigergrass or commonly called “Boyboy” in their local dialect is the most

commonly produced crop in the community. In quantity, it comprises 65%. What comes
next is the staple rice or palay, which is 15%. A very common problem among the
farmers who produce palay is the inadequate supply of water. As usual, they all depend
on the occasional visit of the rain.

Garden vegetables (8%), fruits (5%) and root crops (7%) are basically for
domestic consumption only, although some can still manage to market the products
depending on the quantity of the harvest.

Crops
Tigergrass
Palay
Vegetables
Fruits
Rootcrops

4. Livestock / Poultry

Production

A number of households in the barangay are engaged in raising hogs as an extra

source of income. Although some residents are into hog raising, majority raises chicken
basically for home consumption so they can prepare sumptuous chicken dishes especially
when visitors come. Only one household engage in poultry as their business.

Problems

Problems like livestock diseases, lack of medicines and vaccinations, lack of

technical assistance, expensive feeds and vitamins are the common complaints of the
concerned residents.

6. Credits

There is one credit facility in the barangay named, Tagudtud Farmers Credit
Cooperative. It is a financial institution that promotes savings and lending services
owned and managed by the members themselves wherein most of the members are
resident of the barangay.

D. SOCIAL

Health and Previous Current

Education Previous Year Current Year
Nutrition Year Year
No. of Brgy. No. of No. of
1 1 Level Level
Health Center Schools Schools
7 BHW 7 BHW Elementar
No. of BHW/BNS 1 Elementary 1
1 BNS 1 BNS y
Source of High High
0 0 1 1
Potable Water School School
Social Welfare and Protective
Previous Year Current Year
Services
No. of Day Care Centers 2 2
No. of Street Children 0 0
No. of Police Tanod 14 14

1. Health

There is a Barangay Health Station in the barangay located at Sitio Cubas nearby
Barangay Hall. The Barangay Health Center has a total personnel compliment of seven
(7) Barangay Health Workers (BHW), one (1) Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS), one
Barangay Service Point Officer (BSPO) and one (1) Midwife where a service of a rural
midwife is available every Wednesday of the week. Together with the assistance of the
Barangay Health Workers, they serve the community particularly the children by way of
Operation Timbang, Deworming, Vitamins Distribution, DOTS and Birth Control
Program, Supplemental Feeding and Assistance for Disabled Persons. They are also
responsible for the conduct of various health-related activities such vaccination and other
preventive measures. Patients that needed medical attention are referred to the Rural
Health Unit at Suyo, Bagulin, La Union about seven (7) kilometers from the barangay or
at hospitals.

2. Education

Barangay Tagudtud has its owned two (2) Day Care Centers. It has also
elementary school, Tagudtud Elementary School and high school, Tagudtud
National High School which caters Junior High School and Senior High School
which offers the following strands: TVL- Cookery, Bread and Pastry, Food and
Beverages, Electronic Products Assembly and Servicing (EPAS) and HUMMS.

3. Organization

There are registered and accredited non-government organizations in the

barangay which are:
 Tagudtud Youth Organization
 Tagudtud KALIPI Association
 GAIT Farmers Credit Cooperative
 Give and Take Farmers Association
E. INFRASTRUCTURE

1. Existing Roads

The present road network covers a total area of 2.4 kilometers for national/provincial
road from Tagudtud-Cambaly boundary to Tagudtud-Baay boundary. With a total of
2.3 kilometers from Tagudtud-Cambaly boundary to Kudal Park road while 2.2
kilometers from Tagudtud-Cambaly boundary to Lower Tagudtud road.

Existing Roads Current Data

Type Length
Tagudtud-Cambaly
boundary to Tagudtud- Concrete 2.4 km
Baay boundary
Tagudtud-Cambaly
Concrete 2.3 km
boundary to Kudal Park
Tagudtud-Cambaly Concrete
boundary to Lower Ongoing 2.2 km
Tagudtud road widening/construction
Sitio Cubas to Sitio Beto Concrete 1.2 km
Sitio Nagawa Road Earth 1 km

2. Infrastructure

Location
Barangay Hall Sitio Cubas
Health Center Sitio Cubas
Day Care Center A Sitio Cubas
Day Care Center B Sitio Beto
Multi-purpose Hall Sitio Santol
Streetlights All Sitios
TAGYO office (youth organization) Sitio Cubas
Basketball Court Sitio Cubas

3. Water System
The water source of Barangay Tagudtud is spring from nearby Barangay
(Barangay Libbo) going to the water tank to be distributed to households. Other also
is spring from Sitio Libaong but have limited water supply. During summer,
insufficient supply of water is too much burden to the residents.

F. LOCAL GOVERNMENT

1. Barangay Government Structure

Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay Tagudtud is composed of six (7)

barangay kagawads, SK Chairman, barangay treasurer and secretary headed by an
 energetic Punong Barangay. The Barangay Development Councils are represented
by NGOs and congressman’s representative with the Sangguniang Barangay of
Tagudtud. Different institutions of Barangay San Guillermo are properly represented
by kagawad committee chair.

Barangay Officials Name

Barangay Chairman Sagani C.Lagasit
Sanggunian Barangay Member Joseph T. Pintado
Melandro D. Canor
Ruben B. Sallatic
Jenove M. Compas
Henry A. Monares
Linda B. Compas
Lemar A. Paderes
SK Chairperson Jelon P. Carino
IPMR Dina B. Abangley
Barangay Treasurer Julie S. Esnara
Barangay Secretary Glovel D. Inlise
NGOs in the Barangay BBIs in the Barangay
Tagudtud Youth Organization Brgy. Peace and Order Committee (BPOC)
Tagudtud KALIPI Association Brgy. Disaster Risk Reduction &
Management (BDRRM)
GAIT Farmers Credit Cooperative Brgy. Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC)
Give and Take Farmers Organization Brgy. Health Workers (BHWs)
Brgy. Nutrition Scholars (BNs)
Brgy. Council for the Protection of
Children (BCPC)
Lupong Tagapamayapaya
Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team
(BPAT)
Barangay Tourism Officer
Other Barangay institutions present in the
locality

Local Fiscal Administration

Local Fiscal Administration 20% Development Fund Distribution

Previous Current Previous Current
Economic
Total Income 2,244,663.00 2,949,152.00 75,232.00 50,000.00
Development
Income Social
208,000.00 39,830.00
Distribution Development
Infrastructure
PS 1,095,774.00 1,448,913.10 157,000.00 500,000.00
Development
Development
MOOE 361,387.04 450,942.60
Administration
Capital Outlay 0 57,000.00
20% Development
440,232.60 589,830.40
Fund
HAZARD MAPPING & RESOURCES
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLAN

2024-2026
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT AND
INVESTMENT PLAN

2024-2026
 Republic of the Philippines

PROVINCE OF LA UNION

Municipality of Bagulin

Barangay Tagudtud

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

2024-2026

Performance Area/
INSTITUTIONAL
Governance Sector:
Goal: Enhanced institutional development through strengthening the governance and administration system in the barangay.

Objectives:
1. To strengthen relationships and camaraderie of the barangay officials and employees
2. To strengthen/enhance the leadership capabilities of barangay officials.
2. To strengthen/enhance the KSAs of BADAC, Lupon Members and PWDs in the barangay
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS Source of
Program/Project/ Location and Year Funds/ Agencies
Brief Description of the Project Year 2 Year 3
Activity Beneficiaries 1 Budgetary Involved/OPR
(2025) (2026) Requirements
(2024)
 Training for Barangay Officials to enhance their
Management and Leadership management and leadership capabilities
All Barangay Officials 50,00
Seminar for Barangay a. Liga Congress 50,000 50,000 GAD/ MOOE BLGU
of Tagudtud 0
Officials b. Other relevant training relative to good
governance

BADAC
20,00
Strengthening of BADAC BADAC Training for BADAC Members Members/Brgy 20,000 20,000 MOOE BLGU
0
Officials
Lupon Members, Brgy
Strengthening the LUPONG 10,00
Training for Lupon/Katarungang Pambarangay Sec and Punong 10,000 10,000 MOOE BLGU
TAGAPAMAYAPA 0
Barangay

To have knowledge strategy to consolidate plan of

Training Programs for action as well as Brgy Policies which give
Disability Equality Training opportunity to potential PWD Leader in the Barangay Officials 5,000 5,000 5,000 GAD BLGU
(DET) Barangay, to be aware of the Laws such as RA
7277 (Magna Carta of PWDs)
 Conduct of Team Building Activities to
Enhancement of training strengthen camaraderie of barangay officials and
skills for the Barangay employees Barangay Tagudtud;
50,00
Officials/Conduct of Team all barangay officials 50,000 50,000 GAD/MOOE BLGU
0
Building Activities cum and employees
Benchmarking

Performance Area/
SOCIAL
Governance Sector:
Goal: Enhanced the delivery of social services to the residents in the barangay

Objectives:
1. To improve access of the residents to social services
2. To provide essential and quality health service delivery system
3. To strengthen the programs towards the total development and protection of children
4. To increase the capability of protective services in the barangay in order to sustain safe and peaceful environment
5. To support the programs/activities of youth organization in the barangay
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS Agencies
Program/Project/ Brief Description of the
Location and Beneficiaries Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Source of Funds Involved/OP
Activity Project
(2024) (2025) (2026) R
Construction of Barangay
Hall to serve as office of
the barangay and meeting
place for the Barangay Sitio Cubas,all residents of
Construction of Barangay Hall 2M MLGU MLGU
Council and constituents Barangay Tagudtud

Completion of Multi- Sitio Santol,all residents of

1M MLGU MLGU
Completion of Multi-purpose purposehall to be Barangay Tagudtud
Hall functional to its purpose

Renovation of Health Center
Maintenance/Renovation of
Day Care Centers
Construction of Pavilion at Sitio Cubas,all residents of
health center 50, 000 BLGU BLGU
Barangay Tagudtud
Construction of Exit Doors
of DayCare Centers and Sitio Cubas and Sitio Beto,
installation of electrical Day Care workers and 50, 000 BLGU BLGU
wirings/electric meter learners

Construction of Tanod
Construction of Tanod Outposts Outposts near tourist spot Kudal People's Park and near 100,000 BLGU BLGU
and school Tagudtud Elem School; all
residents and tourists

Educational campaign to
5,000 5,000 5,000 BLGU BLGU
prevent malnutrition Barangay Tagudtud;
Nutrition Education Program parents/guardian of children

Construction of Covered Tagudtud Elementary School,

Construction of Covered Court Court to provide Tagudtud NHS, Kudal 2M 2M 2M PGLU PGLU
recreational facilities Park;all
residents/benefeciaries of the
barangay
Construction of
Convention Hall to serve Kudal People's Park; all
Construction of Convention as meeting place at the residents of Barangay 200,000 200,000 200,000 BLGU BLGU
Hall Tourism area (Kudal Park) Tagudtud

Construction of Senior
Sitio Cubas; Senior Citizens 2M MLGU MLGU
Construction of Senior Citizen Citizen Building at Sitio
Building Cubas
Performance Area/
INFRASTRUCTURE
Governance Sector:
Goal: Improved safe, efficient, adequate, cost-effective and sustainable infrastracture projects for the easy movement of people, services and goods of the barangay

Objectives:

1. To rehabilitate/concrete farm-to-market roads to make it passable to all types of motorized land vehicles.

2.To provide better accessibility to the farmers and workers in transporting their products to the market

3. Easy delivery of social services to the community

FUNDING REQUIREMENTS Agencies
Program/Project/ Source of
Brief Description of the Project Location and Beneficiaries Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Involved/
Activity Funds
(2024) (2025) (2026) OPR

MLGU/
Sitio Nagawa road, residents 1M
Rehab/Concrete barangay road for Municipal DPWH
Rehabilitation of Barangay road easy access of transporation Fund/DPWH

Construction of Hanging
Hanging footbridge construction at Barangay Tagudtud, residents 2M 2M MLGU MLGU
footbridge
Sitio Nagawa connecting to Kudlap
and Barangay Tagudtud connecting
to Barangay Alibangsay

Sitio Libaong, Sitio Cubas,

Slope Protection 200,000 200,000 BLGU BLGU
Construction of slope protection at Tagudtud residents
Sitio Libaong and Sitio Cubas

Concreting of Pathways 100,000 BLGU BLGU

Concreting of Pathways at all Sitios All Sitios of Barangay
of Barangay Tagudtud Tagudtud,residents
Road Canals 100,000 BLGU BLGU
Construction of road canal at Sitio Sitio Beto and Sitio Cubas,
Beto and Sitio Cubas residents
Performance Area/
ENVIRONMENT
Governance Sector:
Goal: Improved, effficient and sustainable waste disposal management system within the community.
Maintained cleanliness of the sorroundings that provides protection for the health and welfare of all living things.

Objectives:
1.To upgrade the capability of barangay in planning and implementing proper waste segregation and disposal
2. To strengthen Barangay Solid Waste Management Council (BSWMC) which will undertake all planning and implementation of solid waste

management initiatives

3. To maintain cleanliness of pathways and roads in the barangay

FUNDING REQUIREMENTS Agencies

Program/Project/ Brief Description of the
Location and Beneficiaries Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Source of Funds Involved/OP
Activity Project
(2024) (2025) (2026) R

BSWMC
Formulation of Solid Waste BSWMC/
Solid Waste Management Plan Management Plan BLGU
Maintain the cleanliness of Barangay Tagudtud Barangay
pathways/roads 30,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 Barangay Fund
Clearing of Pathways/Roads residents Officials

Sitio Kawayan, Sitio Nagawa,

Establish MRFs for solid waste Barangay
Construction of MRFs Sitio Beto,Tagudtud Elem Sch. 20,000.00 25,000.00 Barangay Fund
transfer and drop-off station And Tagudtud Nat'l High School Officials
 Barangay
Officials and
Plant 100 trees to improve the residents
environment and bring the Kudal Park and along
Tree Planting Program 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 Barangay Fund
benefit of the trees such as Tagudtud road
clean air and green spaces

Barangay
Conduct IEC/Training on
BSWMC and all Barangay Officials and
awareness on proper waste 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 Barangay Fund
IEC/Training on proper waste Tagudtud residents residents
segregration
segregation
Performance Area/ Governance
ECONOMIC
Sector:
Goal: Achieved economic stability and increase the standard of living of residents in the barangay

Objectives:

1.To provide an adequate water supply among the residents and farmers of the barangay

2.To provide agricultural equipment and facilities to increase the crop production of farmers in the barangay

3.To improve the tourism site of the barangay

FUNDING REQUIREMENTS
Program/Project/ Brief Description of the Source of Agencies
Location and Beneficiaries Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Activity Project Funds Involved/OPR
(2024) (2025) (2026)

Lower Tagudtud; benefeciaries

Construction of Water Tank Construction of water tank for 500,000 MLGU MLGU
of the barangay
water storage and faster access
to water supply
 Procurement of Agricultural
Procurement of Agricultural
equipment to be used by
equipment like Hose, Cricket and Barangay Tagudtud;
farmers which will be taken 300,000 DA DA
others to be handled by farmers' benefeciaries of the barangay
cared of by farmers'
organization
organization in the barangay

Distribution of seeds and

fertilizer to farmers to boost
Purchase and distribution of seeds the crop poduction and source Barangay Tagudtud;
of income 5,000 5,000 5,000 DA DA
and fertilizers for farmers benefeciaries of the barangay

Training for farmers in organic

Organic Farming Training 5,000 5,000 5,000 DA DA
farming and other farming Barangay Tagudtud;
methods benefeciaries of the barangay
Improvement of
Barangay/Community Garden and
Nursery Barangay Tagudtud; residents
Maintained Barangay Garden 5,000 5,000 5,000 BLGU BLGU
of the barangay
for consumption and additional
source of income
Development and Beautification of
Tourism Site Fencing of Kudal People's
Park, Installing solar lights and Kudal People's Park; residents
50,000 50,000 50,000 BLGU BLGU
installation of additional of the barangay
attractions in the park
 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT PROGRAM (BDIP)
For Planning Period: 2023
Years Covered: 2024-2026
Barangay :
TAGUDTUD
Municipality/Province : BAGULIN, LA UNION

No Climate Change
Expenditure

AIP REFERENCE Implement Expected Funding CC

CODE ing Office Schedule of Output Source Typology
Program/Project/ AMOUNT Amount Code
Implementation
Activity
Description Start Date Complet Pers MOOE Capita TOTAL Climate Clim
ion Date onal l Change ate
Servi Outlay Adaptati Cha
ces on nge
Miti
gati
 on
Trained
Management and Barangay
A. January January 50,00 50,0
Leadership Seminar BLGU Officials BLGU
INSTITUTIONAL 2024 2026 0 00
for Barangay Officials and
Personnel
Trained
Strengthening of January January 20,0 2
BLGU Badac BLGU
BADAC 2024 2026 00 0,000
Members
Strengthening the
January January Trained 10,0 1
LUPONG BLGU BLGU
2024 2026 Lupon/KP 00.00 0,000
TAGAPAMAYAPA
Training Programs
January January 5,0
for Disability Equality BLGU BLGU
2024 2026 00.00 5,000
Training (DET)
Enhancement of
training skills for the
Team
Barangay
January January buiding 50,0 5
Officials/Conduct of BLGU BLGU
2024 2026 activities 00.00 0,000
Team Building
conducted
Activities cum
Benchmarking
4th Construct
Construction of 1st Quarter
B. SOCIAL MLGU Quarter ed Brgy. MLGU 2M
Barangay Hall 2025
2025 Hall
Construct
4th
Completion of Multi- 1st Quarter ed
MLGU Quarter MLGU 1M
purpose Hall 2024 Multipurpo
2024
se Hall
4th Renovate
Renovation of Health 1st Quarter 50,00 50,0
BLGU Quarter d Health BLGU
Center 2026 0.00 00
2026 Center
Maintenance/ BLGU 1st Quarter 4th Renovate BLGU 50,00 50,0
Renovation of Day 2026 Quarter d 0.00 00
Care Centers 2026 DayCare
 Center
4th Establishe
Establish Tanod 1st Quarter 100,00 100,
BLGU Quarter d Tanod BLGU
Outposts 2025 0.00 000
2025 Outposts
Prevent
Nutrition Education July Manourish 5,00 5,0
BLGU July 2024 BLGU
Program 2026 ed 0.00 00.00
Children
Construct
Construction of 1st Quarter last Qtr ed
PLGU PLGU 6M
Covered Court 2024 2026 Covered
Court
Construct
Construction of 4th ed
BLGU BLGU 200,000 200,000
Convention Hall 3rd Quarter Quarter Conventio
2024 2024 n Hall
Construct
Construction of
4th ed Senior
Senior Citizen MLGU MLGU 2M
3rd Quarter Quarter Citizen
Building
2024 2026 Building
Barangay
C. INFRASTRUC- Rehabilitation of MLGU/ 1st Quarter last Qtr road
MLGU 1M
TURE Barangay road DPWH 2025 2025 rehabilitat
ed
Hanging
Foortbridg
Construction of
BLGU 2th e MLGU 2M
Hanging footbridge
1st Quarter Quarter constructe
2024 2025 d
2th
Slope
Slope Protection BLGU 1st Quarter Quarter BLGU 200,000 200,000
protected
2025 2026
1st Quarter last Qtr Pathways
Concreting of Pathways BLGU BLGU 100,000 100,000
2025 2025 concreted
 Road
1st Quarter last Qtr Canals
Road Canals BLGU BLGU 100,000 100,000
2024 2026 constructe
d
D. Solid Waste BSWMC/
BLGU
ENVIRONMENT Management Plan BLGU
Cleared
Clearing of Barangay 1st Quarter last Qtr
Pathways/ BLGU 30,000.00 30,000.00
Pathways/Roads Officials 2024 2026
roads
MRFs
Barangay 1st Quarter last Qtr
Construction of MRFs consturcte BLGU 20,000.00 20,000.00
Officials 2024 2026
d
Tree
Barangay
planting
Officials 1st Quarter last Qtr
Tree Planting Program program BLGU 5,000.00 5,000.00
and 2024 2026
implement
residents
ed
iEC/
Barangay
Training
IEC/Training on proper Officials 1st Quarter last Qtr
on SWM BLGU 5,000.00 5,000.00
waste segregation and 2024 2026
implement
residents
ed
Water
Construction of Water 1st Quarter last Qtr Tank
E. ECONOMIC MLGU MLGU 500,000
Tank 2025 2025 Construct
ed
Procurement of
Agricultur
Agricultural equipment
1st Quarter last Qtr al
like Hose, Cricket and DA DA 300,000
2026 2026 Equipmen
others to be handled by
t procured
farmers' organization
Purchase and DA 1st Quarter last Qtr Seeds DA 5,000
distribution of seeds 2024 2026 and
and fertilizers for fertilizers
 distributed
farmers
to farmers
Framers
Organic Farming 1st Quarter last Qtr trained on
DA DA 5,000
Training 2024 2026 Organic
Farming
Improvement of Barangay
Barangay/Community Garden
1st Quarter last Qtr
Garden and Nursery BLGU and BLGU 5,000 5,000
2024 2026
Nursery
Improved
Development and Kudal
1st Quarter last Qtr
Beautification of BLGU Park BLGU 50,000.00 50,000.00
2024 2026
Tourism Site developed
TOTAL
Approv
ed by:
Prepared by:
GLOVEL D. INLISE JULIE S. ESNARA SAGANI C. LAGASIT
Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer Punong Barangay
Date: Date: Date: