Chapter I-IV-Barangay Dampias BDP FOR REVIEW 2024-2029 (1)

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INTRODUCTION
BARANGAY DAMPIAS – BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2028

MESSAGE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY
Among dakong garbo sa pagpaila o pagpresenta sa

among dedikasyon isip mga leaders o mga Barangay
Oppicials nga nag-alagad sa atong mahal nga dapito lugar
nga mao ang Barangay Dampias Lungsod sa Binuangan
Probinsiya sa Misamis Oriental.
Ang Barangay Dampias nangandoy nga sulod sa lima

ka tuig sugod 2024 – 2029, mamahimong epektibo nga
pagpangalagad ug nakab-ot sa mga katawhan nga
lumolupyo ang tinooray nga pagserbisyo.
Ang BDC nag preparer og nagplano, nag-identify og

mga programs nga appropriate sa panginahanglan o needs
sa katawhan sa Barangay Dampias, Social, Infra,
Economic, Environmental, Institutional, ug labaw sa tanan
spiritual nga aspito. By the year 2029 Barangay Dampias
us ana ka malamboon hapsay, himsog nga mga katawhan
ug usa ka mahigugmaon sa Ginoo ug dunay panaghiusa ug
pagminahalay sa mga katawhan nga adunay seguridad
diha sa atong pagpuyo.
Tabange kami o GINOO…..
CIRILO C. IGNALIG
Punong Barangay
I. INTRODUCTION
Barangay Dampias crafted its Barangay Development Plan with
the facilitation of MDPO officer, MLGOO, Provincial Director and
participation of barangay Council and sectoral representatives from
Farmer, women, youth, senior citizen, health workers, Purok leaders,
BNS, Tanod who are BDC.
Barangay Dampias formulated its BDP. This development plan

covers the sectoral development needs of the barangay in which get
the bulk of their development fund budget. Since the barangay has
huge development needs, their yearly revenue allotment or IRA
cannot suffice for these needs; therefore, they need to plan and
execute them in staggered basis, to their term, yearly basis since
their barangay funds is given annually. In this manner, their
barangay development funds are directed towards a concrete and
sustaining programs and projects.
With that context in mind, Barangay Dampias projected their

Five (5) years development budget and distributed it to their priority
projects in each of their sectors. Given the fact that the barangay
funds cannot suffice for the financial requirements of the projects
laid down as priority needs by the barangay constituents, they
identified other agencies in the government, non-government
organization wherein they could source out funding to help them
realize the programs and projects they needed in their barangay.
Having these sustaining programs and in placed facilities in the
barangay, the people in the community would increase their
capacities and become resilient, prepared and well developed.
BDP is a Five (5) years comprehensive Multi-sectoral

development plan that is formulated through an inclusive and

participatory approach led by its Development Council and approved
by its Sanggunian. It is an Official Document of the barangay that
specifies policy options, programs, projects and activities intended to
contribute towards the achievement of the barangay development
goals and objectives. Without the priority programs and projects
embodied in the plan, there is no basis for the programming of funds
and therefore no basis for budgeting.
Chapter
2
BARANGAY
PROFILE

I. PASIUNA
Background sa kasaysayan sa sinugdanan, and dapit nga

Dampias nailhan nga “kimamaon”. Gikuha gikan sa
lumulopyo nga tribo nga nag-okupar sa maong dapit.
Samtang nag-uswag ang lugar, ang maong dapit gitawag ug
Dampias B, nga gihulagway sa orihinal nga dapit sa Dampias.
Nilapad na kini lapas sa sapa nga nagsilbi nga utlanan sa
Lungsod sa Salay nga gitawag ug “Kalanganan”, nag-ila kini
sa tibuok dapit sa National Highway sa wala pa ang
Dinagsaan, Salay.
Ang ngalan nga Dampias naggikan sa ngalan sa magtiayon

tribu nga gihinganlan og “Dam” ug “Pias” nga gimahal sila
pag-ayo sa komunidad nga isip pagpasidungog sa ilang
dakong kontribusyon sa pagpalambo sa dapit, ang mga
residente nagngalan sa Barangay sa ilang ngalan. Bisan pa,
ang unang mga lumulupyo mao ang tribong timamaon, kinsa
mibalhin sa kabukiran isip naandang tradisyon sa lain tribo
nga nanimuyo.
Ang mga lumulopyo sa tunga-tunga sa 50’s wala

makalimot sa orihinal nga mga tribu sa “KIMAMAON ug
KALANGANAN”, hinunoa naghiusa sa pagtawag sa dapit nga
Dampias. Kini mga lumulopyo gikan sa mga probinsya sa
Camiguin og Bohol. Ang maong mga itnik nga grupo nakig-
away alang sa nigosasyon aron mabulag ang lugar isip laing
barangay pinaagi sa resulosyon nga gipasar ngadto sa lider
sa inahan nga barangay sa Ampenican sa lungsod sa Salay.
Giaprobahan sa Sangguniang Bayan sa Salay uban sa laing
kasikbit nga barangay nga karon gitawag nga Dinagsaan nga
mahimong bahin usab sa Salay.
1. INTRODUCTION
A. Historical Background
1. HISTORY OF THE BARANGAY
Originally, the place Dampias was known as “Kimamaon”,

taken from the tribal settlers who occupy the place. As the place
progresses, the place was then called “Dampias B” described as
the original site of Dampias. It has expanded beyond the creek
that serves as boundary of Salay municipality which was being
called as “Kalanganan”, it identifies the entire area along the
national highway before the Dinagsaan of Salay.
The name Dampias originates from the name of a great

tribal couple named “Dam” and “Pias”. They were so loved by the
community that in honor of their great contribution in developing
the place, the residents named the barangay after their name,
although, the first settlers were the Kimamaon Tribe, who have
moved to the mountains as a customary tradition for another tribe
to settle.
Settlers in the mid - 50’s did not forget the original tribes of
“Kimamaon and Kalanganan”, instead unite in calling the place
Dampias. These settlers came from the provinces of Camiguin and
Bohol. These ethnic groups fought for the negotiation to separate
the place as another barangay through a resolution passed to the
leader of the Mother barangay of Ampenican of Salay
municipality. Until, the mother barangay was convinced and
declared Dampias as a separate barangay through a resolution
approved by the Sangguniang Bayan of Salay, together with
another adjacent barangay now called Dinagsaan, then, part of
the municipality of Salay.

After its declaration as a barangay, the first elected Teniente
del Barrio was Ramon Gumahin Bacala, who also became an SB
Member of Binuangan in the year 1955 until 1958. He’s being
followed by Gerardo Ranido, from the period 1961 – 1963. The
title Teniente del Barrio was later changed to Barangay Captain
during the term of Anacleto O. Rañises in the period 1964 – 1971.
He lost the mayoral race when he first joined the election in
Binuangan. Mr. Jesus Rayos followed Rañises from the period
1972 until 1980, this was under the martial law years of the late
President Ferdinand Marcos. It was also during this period that
Dampias became part of Binuangan municipality along with other
seven (7) barangays, after it separated from Salay municipality.
During Rayos term, he successfully initiated the establishment of
the secondary school in the barangay, now called Dampias
Anacleto O. Rañises National High School (DAORNHS), named
after the lot owner, late and former Barangay Captain Anacleto O.
Rañises, whose heirs donated the lot. Jesus Rayos was succeeded
by Jose P. Ranido and was replaced through election by Benito P.
Abao in 1981 until 1983, and was succeeded by Jorge Virtudazo
after the later won in the election as Sangguniang Bayan member
of Binuangan. Since 1994 until 2007 the elected barangay captain
was Manuel Virtudazo, the younger Jorge Virtudazo. In 2007 up to
2014, Nelsi C. Dagcuta was the elected barangay captain followed
by the present Barangay Captain, Cirilo Ignalig.
2. POLITICAL HISTORY
Ang Barangay Dampias nagsugod o namugna sa tuig Enero 01,

1955 nga nibulag sa iyang mother nga barangay nga mao ang
barangay Ampenican Salay Misamis Oriental pinaagi sa usa ra
resolusyon og ordinansa nga gi approbahan sa Sangguniang Bayan
sa lungsod sa Salay.
Pinaagi sa usa ka deklarasyon nga usa na ka Barangay ang
Barangay Dampias, nagpili dayon kini sa pinakauna nga tiniente del
Bario nga mao si Ramon Gumahin Bacala sa tuig 1955-1958,
gisundan dayon kini ni Bartolome Bangcong Gumahin sa tuig 1958-
1961, misunod dayon sa tuig 1961-1963 si Gerardo Baylin Ranido,
sa tuig 1961-1963 si Anacleto Ora Rañises. Sa tuig 1964- 1971 ang
pinakaunang gitawag nga Barangay Captain mao si Florentino
Virtudazo Rayos, si Jose Pahunang Ranido sa tuig 1972- 1980 isip
OIC sa barangay isip hulip ni Florentino Virtudazo Rayos na
nagresign sa isip Barangay Captain, sa tuig 1980-1981. Sa tuig
1981-1983 si Benito Pahunang Abao ang napili as new elected
Barangay Captain. Si Luz Cayetuna Sacupayo ang nahimong OIC as
barangay Captain human namatay si Benito Pahunang Abao . Sa
tuig 1983- 1986 si Jeorge Ranido Virtudazo , sa tuig 1986- 1993 si
Manuel Ranido Virtudazo. Sa tuig 1994- 2007 si Nelsi Chiong
Dagcuta, sa tuig 2007- 2016 si Cirilo Cagampang Ignalig ug sa tuig
2016 at present ang Punong Barangay mao si Cirilo C. Ignalig.
B. Demography
This chapter shows information about the barangay survey

conducted by the Purok Presidents, BHW’s, BNS and Barangay
Officials.
Population Size, Growth and Density
Barangay Dampias has a total population of 1,307 individuals

and 279 households with an average household size of 5, (Table 1).

Table 1 Population size, growth and density
Category Number
Total Population 1,307
Total No. of HH 279
Average HH Size 5
Distribution of Population
Based on the data gathered during PRA / Census, Barangay

Dampias has a total population of 1,307 individuals or 279
households (Table2). These consist of 670 male individuals and
females of 637 individuals. The highest number of males and females
are observed in Purok-6 with a total 350 of males 161 and 189
females. The lowest number of males is in Purok 1 with 54 or 4.13%
as well as the females with 47 individuals from Purok- 5 or 3.6% of
the total population.
The highest number of population both sexes is in Purok 6 with

350 or 26.78% and with the highest number of households that
consist of 62 or 22.22%.
The lowest number of both sexes is in Purok 5 with 101 or 7.73% of
the total barangay population with 25 or 8.96% total households;
however, Purok 5 have the least number of households that accounts
to 25 or8.96 of the total number of households.
Table 2 Distribution of Population

Population
Sitio HH %
Mal % Femal % Total %
e e
Purok - 1 54 4.13% 66 5.05% 120 9.18 24 8.60%
%
Purok- 2 108 8.26% 115 8.80% 223 17.16 49 17.56%
%
Purok- 3 116 8.87 135 10.33 251 19.20 57 20.43%
% %
Purok 4 63 4.82 86 6.58% 149 11.40 40 14.34%
%
Purok 5 60 4.60% 41 3.14% 101 7.73 24 8.60%
%
Purok - 6 161 12.32 189 14.46 350 26.78 62 22.22%
% % %
Purok - 7 57 4.36% 56 4.28% 113 8.64 23 8.25%
%
619 47.36 688 52.64 1,30 100% 279 100%
TOTAL % 7
Age and Sex Distribution
The highest number or percentage of age by both sexes is

within bracket 23-60 years old with a total number of 695 individuals
or 53.17 %. Second is age bracket 6-12 years old with a total of 171
or 13.08 %. The lowest is in age bracket 0-5 years old and above
with only 66 or 5.05%.
Among the age brackets, 23-60 years old have the highest
number of males and females with 359 male individuals or 27.46 %
and 336 female individuals or 25.71 %. The lowest number of male
and females are within the bracket of 0-5 years old and above with a
total of 66 individuals or 5.05 % from the total population, it has 29
males or 2.22 % and 37 females 2.83 %. It clearly shows that
Females are dominant in the whole bracket with a total of 637
individuals or 48.74 % compared to Males that 670 or 51.26 % from
the total population (Table 3).
Table 3 Ages and Sex Distribution

Age Group Gender
According to
MALE % FEMALE % Total %
Sex
0-5 29 37 66 5.05
6-12 87 84 171 13.08
13-17 48 53 101 7.73
18-22 61 55 116 8.88
23-60 359 336 695 53.18
61 Above 86 72 158 12.09
Total 670 637 1,307 100%

Civil Status
Table 4 shows the civil status of the barangay that Single status
has the highest number with 725 individuals or 55.47% by both sexes.
Followed by the Married status by both sexes with a total of 440 or
33.66% and last is the Widow status by both sexes with a total of 142
or 10.86%.
Table 4 Civil Status
Population
Civil Status
Male % Female % Total %
Single 376 28.77% 349 26.70 725 55.47%
Married 215 16.45% 225 17.21% 440 33.66%
Widow
(male/female) 61 4.67% 81 6.20% 142 10.86%
Total 652 49.89% 655 50.11% 1,307 100%
Population by Mother Tongue
Bisaya dialect is dominant with all of its inhabitants are using

furthermore those strangers that inhabited the place long time ago had
adapted the said dialect.
Ethnic Groups
Bisaya is dominant in Barangay Dampias with 1,307

individuals or 100 % of it’s the total population. And the 0% of the
population are Tribal group and 0 tribe, (Table 5)
Table 5 Ethnic Groups
14–BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CY 2024-2029

Types of Ethnic Groups Population % from total
population
Bisaya 1,307 1,307
Tribal Group and Higa-onon tribe, etc. 0 0
Total 1,307 1,307
Religious Affiliation
With regards to religious affiliation of Barangay Dampias, Roman

Catholic has the highest number in the barangay which account to
92.96% of the total population, while the Non-Roman Catholics such
as United Pentecostal, and Seventh day Adventist are consisting of the
other 7.04% from the total population (Table 6).
Table 6 Religious Affiliations
Type of Religion Population % from total

population
Roman Catholic 1,215 92.96%
United Pentecostal 78 5.97%
Filipinista 0 0
Iglesia Ni Cristo 0 0
Seventh day 14 1.07%

Adventist
Total 1,307 100%
Labor Force and Employment
Barangay Dampias is an agricultural area. The coconut and

banana are the main sources of farmer’s income. Other sources are
derived from fishing, small-scale brackish and inland fishpond and few

cash crops. Aside from these, the barangay has also livelihood activities
done by the community.
Table 7 Labor Forces and Employment

Skills Population % from total
population
Farmer 80 6.12%
Laborer/Caretaker/
Sales boy/girl 56 4.28%
Employee
(govt./private) 45 3.44%
Fisherfolks 30 2.30%
OFW 41 3.14%
Carpenter 25 1.10%
Self – Employee 66 5.05%
Businessmen 58 4.44%
Driver 52 3.98%
Welder/Electrician 17 1.30%
TOTAL 470 35.96%
Educational Attainment
Most of the people in Barangay Dampias are Secondary Graduate

with 255 or 19.51% followed by the College level which has 231 or
17.67%, it is followed by College Graduate with 212 or 16.22%,
followed by Elementary level with 211 or 16.14%, followed by the
Secondary level with 131 or 10.03% and there were also few
individuals who graduated with Vocational courses with 99 or 7.58% or
Non -School Level of 86 individuals or 6.58% and followed by
Elementary graduate with 82 individuals or 6.27% from the total
population (Table 8).
Table 8 Educational Attainments
Grade level Total %
1. Elementary Level 211 16.14%
2. Elementary Graduate 82 6.27%
3. Secondary Level 131 10.03%
4. Secondary Graduate 255 19.51%
5. College Level 231 17.67%
6. College Graduate 212 16.22%
7. Vocational Graduate 99 7.58%
8. None 86 6.58%
Total 1,307 100%
C. NATURAL FEATURES
Geographical Location
Barangay Dampias is a lowland barangay of Binuangan

Municipality. It is in the western part of Binuangan municipality in
Misamis Oriental.From national highway to Barangay Hall. It is
bounded in the north by Barangay Mosangot, in the south by Salay
Municipality, in the west by Binuangan Bay and in the east by
Barangay Nabataan. The Barangay is subdivided into 7 ( seven)purok,
namely; Purok 1, Purok 2, Purok 3, Purok 4, Purok 5, and Purok 6 and
purok 7.
It has a total land area of 120.87 hectares which is 3.97% of

the Total land area of Binuangan. Only small portion of land is
agriculture approximately 30% of the land and Majority is an area
inclined to residential. It is also categorized as urbanized barangay in
the municipality, it is divided into 2 sitios namely Dampias A and
Dampias B.

Total Land Area
Barangay Dampias has a total land area of 120.87 hectares,

representing the 7 puroks (Table 9).
Topography and Slope classification
The whole area is situated at the foot of Mount Kibungtod which

served as watershed area, with flat land and generally rolling hills
towards the upper barangays of Nabataan and Valdeconcha. Mostly of
its terrain is rolling, rugged and hilly with various elevations from sea
level. Approximately the area has slope of less than 8% described as
a rolling terrain. The soil type of Dampias is similar to that of the
municipality.Since it is located along the national highway areas
expanding to the shoreline, soil is categorized as Beach Sand. The
upper part is categorized as Camiguin Clay and undifferentiated
mountain soils which is suited for perennial and seasonal crops such
as banana, coconuts, fruit trees and commercial trees.
Surface Drainage
The barangay Dampias has 2 creeks that only have a

water when it is raining or a heavy rain.
Climate and Rainfall
Barangay Dampias like any other Barangay in the Municipality of

Binuangan has two types of seasons, the dry and wet season.
Maximum rain period generally occurs in June until November.
Soil Type
The barangay has two classifications of soil namely:

Camiguin clay at 25% which crops are planted for local
consumption and 75% is undifferentiated mountain soil (Table
10).
Table 10 Soil Type of the barangay
Soil Type Name Crop Suitability
Camiguin Clay Corn,
Undifferentiated mountain soil Corn, banana,
Source: GIS MAP 2023
Land Capability
Barangay Dampias has 120.807 hectares total land area,
categorized as Commercial, Agricultural and Residential Land.
Land Suitability
Trees and crops are suitable in the type of soil of barangay

Dampias.
Land Cover
Barangay Dampias has existing Built-up areas of

120.807 hectares comprised with a grassland, Annual Crop,
inland Water, Perennial Crop and Brush/Shrubs. (See in
Table 11)

Table 11 Existing Land Cover
LAND COVER MAP

Classification Area (Hectares)
Total
II. ECONOMIC DATA
2.1 Agriculture
2.1.1 Agricultural Land Use

Based on the Gathered Data, the Residents of Barangay Dampias
engage in different means of livelihood. But the primary source of
income is Fishing.
2.1.2 Sustainability of Agricultural Land Use
The current situation of agricultural land use of Barangay Dampias is

mixed cropping are commonly practiced by the farmers. Enhance the
existing farming system through introduction of Training on Agricultural
Development.
2.1.3 Production by type of Crops
The Identified crops are corn, banana, falcata tree, coconut tree,
mango tree, and lanzones tree has the widest coverage in hectares
planted. Second is the vegetables, fruits, and cassava and livestock that
can help for Financial.
Technologies used for each crop consist of the following.
1. Coconut – generally coconut is planted in a mono-

cropping.
Only patches of land are seen to have mixed with the
other
crops.
2. Banana – this in more on Plant by Famers
3. Cassava- this are mostly implanted direct in sunlight,
and the traditional planting of
Cassava is using plow and yoke with a carabao.
4. Falcata - are one of the sources of making papers, but
falcata can be
mix with other crops unlike of others and the most common in
cutting falcata is using a chainsaw.
5. Mango
6. Durian
2.1.4. Cropping Pattern (Coconut and Banana, Cacao,

cassava and Falcata)
Most of the farmers of Barangay Dampias, mango tree is

commonly planted during the month of December and leave it for 6
years to have a bare fruit to be harvested. Next is cassava, the farmers
or individual with a cassava farm planted it on April and May, the Durian
is planted on September. Lanzones is planted on September to
November and the Banana is planted in no particular month.
Table 12. Seasonality Diagram- Cropping Season (Coconut and

Banana, Cacao, cassava and Falcata)
Months
Commodity
J F M A M J J A S 0 N D
Banana
Cassava
Coconut
Falcata No season
Mango
Durian
Lanzones
Legend:
Planting and
Maintenance
2.1.5 Labor Requirements
Table below shows the labor requirements are high during the month of
September. Minimal on the months of April to June and October to
December and the rest is Low Requirements.
Table 13 Seasonality Diagram Labor Requirements
Category Months
J F M A M J J A S O N D
High
Minimal
Low .
2.1.6. Occurrence of Pest and Diseases
The common disease that attacked crops are pole worm borer and
stem borer. The common pest attacks the crops through tunnelling
stems and leaves and made it as the source of their food.
2.2 Livestock and Poultry
Livestock production in the barangay is for backyard scale,

production level is minimal. Livestock like cow is used as working or
draft animals and are very useful in hauling commodities/crops. Goats,
Chicken, and hogs serve as an additional family income and
consumption.
Table 14 Household Raising Livestock’s
Types No. of Heads HH
Chicken 1000 200

Carabao 0 0
Goats 10 3
Cow 5 3
Hogs 30 12
Total
* Data not fix due to trade and consumption.
** Data not fix due to economic, accessibility and location.
Poultry production is also on backyard scale. Households prefer to

raise native chicken because it is economical compared to high breed.
This serves also as source of income and for consumption.
Table 15 Household Raising Poultry
Poultry No. of Heads HH

Chicken: 1500 1
• Meat/Laying 50 1
Pigs 15 1
Total
* Data not fix due to trade and consumption.
** Data not fix due to raising capability and consumption.
2.2.1 Occurrence of Pest and Diseases
Carabao, Cow and Goats – Worms, Ticks and Lice, Septicemia,

Pneumonia, respiratory infections, Diarrhea, External/Internal
parasites, Lameness and Bacterial infections.
Hogs- African swine fever (ASF), Diarrhea, Bacterial infection, Hog

cholera.
Poultry – Coryza, Fowl fox, Worms, Salmonella, Coccidiosis and
Nutritional disorder.
Note: Staff from the Municipal Agricultural Office is always ready for
technical support and services in preventing and if not eradicating such
pest and diseases.
2.3 Aquatic and Fishery
Nukos represents the types of fish catches recorded during the months of
January to March. This period typically includes fish species that are prevalent
or actively caught during the early months of the year. Pedlayan denotes the
types of fish catches observed and documented from April to June. This
timeframe usually captures fish species that are abundant or targeted during
the middle months of the year. Kampit covers the types of fish catches
recorded from January through June. It encompasses a broader range of fish
species caught throughout the first half of the year. Kutob refers to the types
of fish catches documented from January to June. This category includes
various fish species that are caught across the initial six months of the year.
Tuna signifies the types of fish catches specifically involving tuna, observed
and reported during the months of April to June. This period often coincides
with the peak season for tuna fishing activities. The "Total" section
summarizes the cumulative data for all types of fish catches (Nukos,
Pedlayan, Kampit, Kutob, Tuna) across their respective months. It provides an
overall count or aggregate of the fish catches recorded throughout the
specified time periods.
Types of fish Catch Month of Fish Catch
Nukos January -March
Pedlayan April-June
Kampit January-June

Kutob January – June
Tuna April-June
Total
2.3. Food Supply and Requirements
Food supply of the Individual Household of the Barangay

Dampias are root crops, Vegetables and Native Chickens.
2.4 Agricultural Facilities
As an agricultural barangay, farm tools are useful in the different

stages of production. Many of the farmers have their own tools does
not have equipment to facilitate production processes (Table 16).
Table 16 Inventories of Farm Tools and Equipment’s
Types No. of Facilities
Plow 60
Sprayer 35
Cart 10
Others (bolo, hatchet, spade and 279

etc.)
Total 384
Motorized fishing boats are equipped with engines for propulsion, enabling
fishermen to navigate waters more efficiently and cover larger fishing
grounds. With 30 facilities dedicated to motorized boats, this indicates a
significant portion of the fishing fleet using mechanized power to support
fishing operations. These boats are crucial for reaching deeper waters and
maximizing catch efficiency, contributing to the productivity of the fishing
industry in the area.
Demano fishing boats are traditionally non-motorized or manually
powered vessels used in coastal and inland waters for fishing purposes.
With 9 facilities supporting Demano boats, this highlights the importance
of traditional fishing practices and smaller-scale operations within the
community. These boats are often used for artisanal fishing methods,
targeting specific species or fishing in more shallow waters where
motorized vessels may not be as practical.
Inventory of Fishing Boats
Types of Fishing Boats No. of Facilities
Motorized 30
Demano 9
Total 39
2.5 Credit Facilitation
Table below shows that 164 HH have availed of credit facilities

to private lending institutions. Repayment scheme involves daily
payment (arawan), weekly and monthly.
Table 17 No. of Household Availed the Credit Facilities
Credit Institutions No. of Households
ASA 35
CARD. INC 84
RAFY 0
ONE PUHUNAN 20
LIFEBANK 10
KAMADA 10
LENDING 5
TOTAL 164

* Data not fix due to
payment scheme.
2.6 Irrigation Developments
Barangay Dampias has no existing irrigation facilities. The

Barangay is Dependent of the Municipal Water System and When it
Rains.
2.7 Other Infrastructure and Post-Harvest Development
Barangay Dampias has farm to market roads for the easy

access of The Farmers and the Other Barangays to Go to Market.
2.8 Extension Support, Education and Training Services
In terms of extension support services, technical staff or

extension worker of the municipality is always available to reinforce
good agricultural practices to the farmers.
Table 18 Extension Services
Extension Agency Frequency of visit

Worker Governmen Private
t
Municipal When the Barangay

Agricultural Needed Them
Officer
2.9 Regulatory Services
A. Barangay Tanod – Regulates Peace and Order

B. Barangay Treasurer – Collect toll fees and rentals
C. Lupong Tagapamayapa – Barangay Social Justice
2.10 Information Support
The barangay has two units of laptop and printer, one for the
secretary and treasurer for records filing and communication
services to the barangay constituents and other clients.
2.11 Solid Waste Management
All Barangay Constituents of Barangay Dampias are engaged in

non- Biodegradable Segregation and all Purok has a Compos Pit for
biodegradable.
2.12 Agrarian Reform and Land Tenure
Most of the residents of Barangay Are Owner/CARP/Declared

with 65% of the households.
Table 19 Agrarian / Land Tenure
Types of Land Tenure Total Households %
Owner/CARP/Declaration
Tenant
Total
2.13 Trade and Industry
The barangay has sari-sari store, selling common needs/goods

for the community. The total number of sari-sari stores posted to

40, 0, 0 and 0 traders. There are also roving traders offering credit
items for the community.
Table 20 Business Establishment in the Barangay
Establishmen Sitio No. of Average Total No. of

t Type Located Establishment No. of Employed
Employed Person to
person Establishment
Sari-sari 40 1 40
Stores
Copra Trader Purok- 2 1 1 1
Cassava 0 0 0 0
Trader
Falcata Trader 0 0 0 0
2.14 Tourism and Recreational Facilities
The Barangay Dampias has covered court used for

recreational activities like basketball and volleyball and it is located
at Purok 2 Dampias, Binuangan, Misamis OrientaL.
III. SOCIAL SECTOR and CULTURAL DATA
3.1 Health and Nutrition
3.1.1) Medical Health Facility/Personnel

Services
The Barangay Health Station is Located at Purok-2, Dampias,

Binuangan, Misamis Oriental. But not all Medical Facilities are there.
The barangay commonly goes to the Rural Health Unit or the
Provincial Hospital, Balingasag, Misamis Oriental. However, for
major cases that it needs more advances facilities, patients are
referred to Cagayan De Oro City.
Table 21 Distances to Medical Health Facilities
From To
Barangay
Municipality Talisayan Gingoog Cagayan De
of MOPH City Oro City
BALINGOAN
(RHU)
The barangay has 7 Barangay Health Workers (BHW), 1

Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS) and 0 NDP from Municipal. The
health personnel in the barangay have conducted regular
immunization, prenatal check-up for the pregnant women and
feedings to the children.
Table 22 Number of Health Personnel
Personnel No. Benefit / honoraria given
BLGU MLGU PLGU
NDP 0 0 0 0
Barangay Health Worker 7 600.00 500.00 700.00
Barangay Nutrition Scholar 1 1000.00 2,000.00 1,000.00
3.1.2 Leading Causes of Maternal Mortality

For the year 2023 as to present, the barangay has reported 0 case
of death among mothers. The health workers assigned in the

barangay continue educating the mothers regarding the importance
of pre-natal and post-natal care.
3.1.3 Nutritional Status
Out of 68 population aging 0-5 years old, there are only 2 or

2.94% considered malnourish. Table below shows the magnitude of
malnourished which is one factor of poverty in the barangay (Table
42).
Table 23 Nutrition Status by Gender (0-5 years old)
Gende Pop Normal Below Normal Below Normal

r . Low Very Low
Magnitud % Magnitud % Magnitud %

e e e
Male 42 41 60.29 1 1.47% 0 0

%
Female 26 25 36.76 1 1.47% 0 0

%
Total 68 66 97.06 2 2.94 0 0
% %
3.1.4 Birth Control and Methods Used
Out of 279 households, 42 households are family planning

acceptors. Family Planning Method using pills is the most common
with 8.24%; followed by ligate with 3.94%, IUD with 1.79%,
implant with .72% and Condom with .35%.

Table 24 Family Planning Methods Used
Methods Used Number of % from total household

Adopter
Pills 23 8.24%
Ligate 11 3.94%
Depo 0 0
Implant 2 .72%
Condom 1 .35%
IUD 5 1.79%
Total 42 15.05%
3.1.5 Water Facilities
There is only one water system in the Barangay Dampias. The

Barangay is dependent on the Municipal Water System.
Table below shows that out of 279 households of Barangay

Dampias there are 279 households or 100% access to safe water.
Table 25 Access to safe water by Purok
Households without access to

Number of
PUROK improved water source*
households
Magnitude* Proportion**
0 0
Purok- 1 24 0 0
Purok- 2 49 0 0

Purok -3 57 0 0
Purok -4 40 0 0
Purok -5 24 0 0
Purok- 6 62 0 0
Purok -7 23
*Households without access to safe drinking water (piped water into
dwelling or bottled water)
**Total number of households without access to improved sources of
drinking water (piped water into dwelling/yard/plot, public tap/standpipe,
tube well/borehole, protected or semi-protected dug well, protected water
from spring, rainwater and bottled water
3.1.6 Number of Households with toilet facilities
There are 279 households in the barangay, out of these 277

or 99% have Water Sealed sewer septic tank used exclusively by
the household, Water-sealed other depository shared with other
households with 2 0r 1%, and the rest is zero.
(Table 26).
Table 26 Types of Toilets

BARANGAY Number of Type of toilet facility*
households Magnitude* Proportion*
*
Dampias 279
Water-sealed sewer 279 277 99%

septic tank used
exclusively by
household
Water-sealed sewer
septic tank shared
with other households
Water-sealed other
depository used
exclusively by
household
Water-sealed other 2 1%
depository shared with
other households
Closed pit
Open pit
Pail system
None (bodies of water
backyard public
spaces)
Source: CBMS Census
2023
Table 27 shows that the gap between the magnitude and the
total households that who access the sanitary toilets is 177
households or about 28% from the total households of the
barangay.
Table 27 Access to Sanitary Toilets by Purok

Number of
PUROK sanitary toilet facility*
households

Barangay
Dampias
Purok -1 24 0 0
Purok -2 49 0 0
Purok -3 57 0 0
Purok -4 40 0 0
Purok -5 24 0 0
Purok -6 62 0 0
Purok - 7 23 0 0
*Households with no access to closed pit or water-sealed toilet facility (Note: 'others' is
included here)
**Number of households with no access to closed pit or water-sealed toilet facility over
total number of households

3.1.7 Households Using Iodized Salts
All of the residents of the barangay use Iodized Salt as it is

recommended by the Department of Education (DOH) as well as the
Barangay Health Center.
Table 28 Households Using Iodized Salts
Use of Iodized Salt Total HH %

Yes 1,307 100%
Total 1,307 100%
3.1.12 Housing
Dwelling Condition and Type of Structure
Most of the households of Barangay Dampias are owner of the

houses they live in.
Barangay Dampias has a total of 279 households; out of these

households 121 houses are concrete, Semi-Concrete with 68
Households and 90 Households for Light Materials.
Table 30 Type of Houses by Puroks
Type of
Sitio Houses
Total
Concrete Semi- Light
concrete Materials
Purok 1 10 5 9 24
Purok 2 20 12 17 49
Purok 3 24 13 20 57
Purok 4 24 5 11 40
Purok 5 11 9 4 24
Purok 6 23 17 22 62
Purok 7 9 7 7 23
Total 121 68 90 279
3.2 Education
3.2.1 Educational Institutions
Barangay Dampias has 2 public school, elementary school and

high school located in barangay proper which caters complete
grades 1- 6 for elementary level and Grade 7 – 10 from high school.
It has also 1 Day Care Center that caters kindergarten education.
Table 31 Number of School According to Level
Name of School Location Area Type Level

(Sitio) Occupied
Dampias A.E. Rañesis Purok- 6
Elementary School
Dampias A.O. Rañesis Purok - 6
National High School
Dampias Day Care Purok -2
Center Dampias -A
Dampias Day Care Purok -3
Center -Dampias -B
All Children from Purok 1 to Purok 7 are going to School every

school Days.

Table 32 Distances from Barangay Proper
School Distance from

Barangay Proper
____________Elementary School
____________ High School
Day Care Center Dampias -A
Day Care Dampias - B
3.2.2 Population
School Age Population Distribution
Data show that age between 13 – 16 years old (secondary school

going age) has the highest number that consist of 144 individuals,
followed by 6 – 10 years old (primary school going age) with 136
individuals and the last is the 17 – 21 years old (tertiary school
going age) with 61 individuals.
Table 33 School Age Population Distribution
Classification No. %
06 – 10 years old (primary school going 136

age)
11 – 12 years old (intermediate school going 25

age)
13 – 16 years old (secondary school going 144

age)
17 – 21 years old (tertiary school going age) 61
Others-Vocational 1
Total

3.2.3 Enrolment
Table below shows the current enrollees (2023), it revealed that

out of 6 school age populaces of the barangay (Includes
kindergarten), the rate of participation is 389 enrollees which abled
to attend school.
Table 34 Current Enrollments and Ratio
Level No. of No. of % (no. of

Enrollees School Enrollees/school
going age age pop by level)
Pop. 100
Kinder 27 65 42%
Primary level 136 136 100%
Elementary level 25 25 100%
Secondary level 144 144 100%
College level 56 61 91.80%
Vocational 1 1
Total 389
Number of Classroom, Teachers per School and its Ratio
Table 35 Number of Teacher per School, Classroom, Enrollees and

its Ratio
Name of School No. of Total No. of Total Ratio (Total no.

Teachers Classrooms Enrollees of Enrollees’:
’ total no. of
Teachers
Dampias A.E. Rañesis 7 10 161 1:23

Elementary School
Dampias A.O. Rañesis 6 8 144

National High School
Total

3.3 Social Welfare and Development
Barangay Dampias has organized groups like, Farmers

Association, Womens Association,Senior Citizen Association, SLP
and 14 AIM Rag Making Association. This Association composed
almost of the Legal Age Male and Legal Age of Female.
Table 36 List of Existing Association in the Barangay

LIST OF EXISTING ASSOCIATION IN THE BARANGAY
NAME OF NO. OF MEMBERS STATUS
ASSOCIATION
Farmers/Fisherfolks
Association 30
B 23
Women’s Association 65
Senior Citizen Association
DAMNACA 22
Sustainable Livelihood 70
Program (SLP)
DAMUPCO 72
DAFFIMCO 48
3.4 Sports and Recreation
Barangay Dampias has 1 multi-purpose court located at

Purok-2, Dampias, Binuangan, Misamis Oriental.
Table 37 Number of sports & recreation facilitiies
Name of Facilities No.

sports/recreation

available
Multi-purpose pavement 1 1
3.5 Protective Services
Barangay Dampias has 14full-force Barangay Tanods headed

by the Barangay Chairman who is maintaining the peace and order
situation in the area through the active participation of the
community.
3.6 Gender and Development
3.6.1 Violence against women and children
Record of the barangay shows that there was no reported case of

physical abuse among women from 2021-2023.
3.6.2 Drug prevention and abuse
Barangay Dampias is not spared of drug cases, though not

accounted as to number yet there are reported problems on same.
Appropriation alloted for Sangguniang Kabataan also includes funds
intended for youth development in the field of sports related
activities.
Tending the Farm and livestock Rearing the children
Preparing firewood Taking cared of the husband needs
Fetching water Backyard gardening
Doing construction and repair of Assist the husband in livestock and

the house poultry taking cared

Commonly attending educational
needs of children(meetings,
nutrition activity)
Assist in fetching water
Ensure spiritual uprightness of the

family
3.6.5 Formal Organizations
3.6.5.1 Peoples Organizations and Cooperative

Development
As per data gathered, there are existing people’s organization

in the barangay. Organization activities were livelihood, consumer
related activities and organizational strengthening. The presence of
this organization indicates people empowerment in the barangay.
IV. Infrastructure
4.1. Water Supply Services

The 279 households of Barangay Dampias used a potable water.
Table 40 Source of Water supply

Number of
PUROK improved water source*
households
Dampias
Purok -1 24 0 0
Purok -2 49 0 0
Purok -3 57 0 0
Purok -4 40 0 0
Purok -5 24 0 0
purok -6 62 0 0
Purok -7 23 0 0
Table 41 Source of Drinking Water

Source of drinking water*
Number of
BARANGAY Magnitude
households Proportion**
*
Dampias 279
Own use faucet community

279 279 100%
water system (e.g. Maynilad)
Shared faucet community water
system
Own use tubed/piped deep well
Shared tubed/piped deep well

Tubed/piped shallow well (e.g.
Poso Artesian well etc)
Dug well (e.g. balon)
Protected spring
Unprotected spring
Lake river rain, and others
Peddler
Bottled water (purified distilled
mineral)
4.2 POWER
4.2.1 Fuel Used for Lighting
Kerosene is the power supply of the constituents of Barangay

when Blackout occur. All households are supplied by electricity by
MORESCO II.
Table 42 Fuel used f0r Lighting
Kinds of fuel used for lighting HH %
Kerosene 0 0
Electricity 279 100
Total 279 100
4.2.2 Fuel Used for Cooking

Most of the residents use firewood / charcoal as fuel for
cooking a total of 259 or 93% households, while LPG users accounts
for 20 households or 7.17% of the total households of the barangay.
Table 43 Types of fuel used for cooking.
Types of fuel used for cooking NO. of HH %
Firewood / charcoal 259 92.83%
LPG 20 7.17%
Total 279 100%
4.2.3 Electric Service
The MISAMIS ORIENTAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE II (MORESCO II)

is supplying the electric needs of the barangay. A total of 279
households availed of the services of the power.
4.3 Transportation and Road
4.3.1 Road Networks
Barangay Dampias has a 2 Barangay Road of 1.6 kilometers.
Table 44 Road Networks
Road Type Length/KMS.
Barangay Road 1.6 km
• Purok 2 and Purok 6

• Purok 3

Grand-Total
4.3.2 Mode of Transportation
Barangay Dampias is accessible to any transportation

facilities, but the most common means of transportation from
barangay going to the different puroks are by motorcycle.
4.4 COMMUNICATION
4.4.1 Telecommunication Services
All populace of the barangay has access to all type of

telecommunication services that are based such as internet and
other mobile phone networks.
4.4.2 Broadcast Media Services
Broadcast media facilities that reached the area are the radio
network, televisions and karaoke / DVD / VCD / CD.
4.4.3 Postal Service Facility
There is no postal service facilities in the barangay, however, mails and

letters are fetched by the barangay from the Post Office and concerned
addressee would just get it from the barangay hall.

V. Local Government
5.1 Development Administration
5.1.1 Barangay Government Administration
5.1.1.1. Barangay Government Structure
Barangay Dampias is presently governed by the normal flow

of Barangay Government Structure as illustrated below. The
barangay council as the highest governing body manages the whole
government administration. It is composed of Punong Barangay,
Barangay Kagawad, Barangay Treasurer and Barangay Secretary.
The Barangay Development Council is responsible in the formulation
of the development plans, programs and projects implemented in
the barangay.
Several barangay institutions are also organized that include,

Barangay Peace and Order Council (BPOC), Barangay Disaster
Coordinating Council (BDCC), Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council
(BADAC), Barangay Health Workers (BHWs), Barangay Nutrition
Scholar (BNS), Barangay Council for the Protection of Women and
Children (BCPWC), Lupong Tagapamayapa, Barangay Tanod (BT),
Women’s Organization, Senior Citizens Organization, Barangay
Health Response Team (BHERT), Barangay Physical Fitness and
Sports Devt Council (BPFSDC), ), Barangay Ecological Solid Waste
Management Committee (BESWMC),Barangay Violence Againsts
Women Desk (BZAWD). These institutions or bodies perform specific
functions supportive of the efficient and effective operations of the
Barangay.
Barangay functionaries rendered services directed towards the
general welfare of its constituency, the general assembly. Based on

the flow of the performance rating of the Sangguniang Barangay,
Outstanding rating is generally obtained which means that citizens
are very much satisfied with the services being delivered to them.
The Barangay Government Structure
BARANGAY DAMPIAS
BARANGAY COUNCIL
PB
7 BARANGAY KAGAWAD
SK CHAIR
TREASURER
SECRETARY
BARANGAY BARANGAY CHAIRMAN

DEVELOPMNET COUNCIL PUROK PRESIDENT
(BDC) ¼ NGO’S
BARANGAY BPOC
INSTITUTIONS BCPWC
BHERT
BADAC
BESWMC
BVAWD
LUPON TAGAPAMAYAPA
BHW
BNS
WOMENS
SENIOR CITIZEN
BARANGAY TANOD
BPFSDC
BARANGAY ASSEMBLY
Figure2: Barangay Government Structure
Figure 3: The Barangay Organizational Structure

Figure 4: Barangay Officials and Functionaries
BARANGAY DAMPIAS COUNCIL

Hon. Cirilo C. Ignalig Punong Barangay
Hon. Glind E. Zulita Committee on Health, Family and
Women, Social Services & Comm.
On Tourism
Hon. Richard O. Cailing Committee on Infrastructure
Hon. Johnrey C. Eugenio Committee on Agriculture
Hon. Jose Z. Dalaniel Committee on Peace And Order
Hon. Rosy I. Salon Committee on Education
Hon. Eva G. Ranido Committee on Appropriation
Hon. Apolinar D. Camus Family and Women, Social Services
& Comm. On Tourism
Hon. Basty A. Virtudazo Committee on Sports/ SK Chairman
Marelyn C. Loquire Barangay Secretary
Marycell S. Reyes Barangay Treasurer
SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN COUNCIL
Kim Jushua C. Loquire 1st Kagawad
Christian P. Dalaniel 2nd Kagawad
Jane Kersee Odchigue 3rd Kagawad
Kenneth B. Oreta 4th Kagawad
John Bert G. Almerol 5Th Kagawad
Milmar E. Tutor 6th Kagawad
BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER

Assigned Purok
Dina O. Cabildo Purok 1
Rita B. Ranido Purok 2
Nemesia V. Chiu Purok 3
Ma. Susan L. Bestil Purok 4
Glind E. Zulita Purok 5

Ethylene Cano Purok 6
Amie B. Sacote Purok 7
BARANGAY NUTRITION SCHOLAR
Mary Ann D. Bangasaw Municipal Level
CHILD DEVELOPMENT WORKER
Aurelia G. Zagado – Dampias-A School Center
Melba D. Rañera – Dampias - B
BARANGAY TANOD
Melecio B. Lorejo Chief Tanod
Kevin Paul Virtudazo CVO Secretary
Jeremias I. Jamero CVO Treasurer
Arturo B. Martorillas Member
Reno G. Fuentes Member
Ronnie S. Econar Member
Kevin Paul Member
Henrie G. Odchigue Member
Rene O. Sacote Member
Melecio P. Lorejo Sr. Member
Alfredo Baylin Member
Nandie B. Bacala Member
Leopoldo Rivera Member
Gilbert G. Baculanta Member
BARANGAY UTILITIES
WORKING DAYS
MARIA V. RANIDO Monday
Wednesday
DANTE C. SACOTE Friday
BARANGAY LUPON TAGAPAMAYAPA

Joy C. Abejo
Tomas Z. Ignalig
Pableo Z. Balaman Sr.
Luz C. Sacupayo
Henry V. Carbajosa
Julios Bagongon
Erwin G. Ranido
Olympio S. Halop
BARANGAY PUROK LEADER

Honey Grace O. Cabildo Purok 1
Henriel A. Roquero Purok 2
Lido A. Limbatao Purok 3
Fregrino G. Vicente Purok 4
Jodel W. Acera Purok 5
Violito S. Zulita Purok 6
Verulo A. Sacote Purok 7

Organizational Rating of Barangay Officials
Performance of Barangay Officials Sangguniang Barangay,

Sangguniang Barangay committee the average rating is
Satisfactorily, and the Barangay Development Council has the
average rating of very satisfactory in terms of role and function in
the barangay.
Table 45 Organizational Rating Matrix of Barangay Officials
Perfomance of Barangay Officials Rating
A Performance of the Sangguniang Barangay 1 2 3 4 5
1 Administration to Basic Services relative to:
a. Agriculture /
b. Health and Social Welfare Sevices /
c. General Hygiene and Sanitation,Beautification and Waste Disposal /
d. Administration/Maintenance of Barangay Justice /
e. Maintenance of Barangay Roads, Bridge and Water Systems /
f. Infrastructure Facilities /
g.General Welfare /
h. Information and Reading Materials /
i.Satellite Public Markets
2 Capability to raise funds and Initiate fund sourcing and other Income /
3 Relation to PO’s through its representation in the Barangay Dev’t /
Counci l(BDC)
4 Support & Assistance for the establishment & Organization of /

organization/ Cooperative in the Barangay
5 Organization/ Re-organization/Establishment of BDC /

6 Enactment of Barangay Ordinances, resolutions and etc. /
7 Ensure the performance of the roles and functions of the Barangay /
Secretary
8 Ensure the performance of the roles and functions of the Barangay /

Treasurer
9 Conduct of Barangay Assembly /

10 Quality of resolutions/Ordinances enacted relative to: /

/
b.Human Resource and Development /
c.Agriculture /
d.Infrastructure /
B Sangguniang Barangay Committee Performance
1 Conduct of Hearing and Investagation /

2 Making and Submission of reports /
C BDC Performance
1 Conduct Regular Meeting /

2 Ability/Capability to make a short and long term Comprehensive BDP /
3 Conduct Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation /
4 Motivation of constituents to participate in various local activities /
Table 46 Organization Rating Matrix of People’s Organization
People’s Participation 1 2 3 4 5
1 Active Participation in the General Assembly /

2 Indication of Commitment /
3 Active participation in Barangay Based Organization activities /
4 Assistance in keeping peace and order within & outside the Barangay /
5 Assistance towards the maintenance of Health and Sanitation in the /
Barangay
6 Abiding in the Policies and Ordinances /

7 Respect to Barangay Officials /
8 Payment of Taxes /
9 Gender Sensitivity /
10 Close coordination of PO’s to Barangay Council /
Legend:
1-Poor 2-Unsatisfactory 3-Satisfactory 4-Very Satisfactory 5-Outstanding

5.2 Local Fiscal Administration
Table 46 Estimated Distributions of Revenues by Sources
Income (Php)
Income %
2024 2025 2026 Average
1 Tax Revenue 10%
a. NTA 2,679,120.00 2,947,032.00 3,241,735.20 10%
b. Share on
Real 130,000.00 150,000.00 180,000.00 10%
Property Tax
c. Community
70,000.00 80,000.00 90,000.00 10%
Tax
d. Clearance &
90,000.00 100,000.00 110,000.00 10%
Certificate
Operating &
2 Miscellaneous 20,000.00 30,000.00 40,000.00 10%
Revenue
a. Gov’t.
Business 365,000.00 375,000.00 395,000.00 10%
Operation
Total 3,354,120.00 3,682,032.0 4,056,735.2

0
It shows the actual annual distribution of revenue by source, it is noted

that the bulk of the income of the barangay is coming from the tax
revenue particularly from NTA which accounted to 10% of the total
income.

Table 47 Estimated Expenditures
Expenditures Year (Php) Ave %

rag
2024 2025 2026
e
1 Personal Services (Php) (Php) (Php) (Php 10%
)
a. Honoraria & cash

1,493,734.00 1,643,107.41 1,807,412.14 10%
gifts
2 MOOE 10%
Travelling Expenses 150,000.00 165,000.00 175,000.00 10%
Office supplies
20,000.00 22,000.00 24,000.00 10%
Expense
Accountable Forms 10%
Training Expenses 150,000.00 165,000.00 181,000.00 10%
Auditing services 10,000.00 11,000.00 12,100.00 10%
Electricity expense 80,000.00 88,000.00 96,800.00 10%
Repairs &
Maintenance of
12,000.00 13,200,00 14,520.00 10%
Transportation
Equipment
Membership Dues 10%
Fidelity bond
3,650.00 4,015.00 4,416.50 10%
Premiums
Janitorial Services
Other general
services
12,100.0
Honorarium of BRK 10,000.00 11,000.00 10%
0
Honorarium of
Other Secretary
Honorarium of
72,000.00 79,200.00 87,120.00 10%
Lupon
Maintenance of
3,000.00 3,300.00 3,630.00 10%
Health Centers
BPOC

BADAC
Environmental &
Solid Waste
Katarungang
Pamabarangay
Agriculture
BCPC
Assistance to Purok
Meeting Place
Other Expenses
Total 2,004,384.00 2,204,822.41 2,418,098.64 10%
3 Non-Office
Expenditures
a. Sangguniang
267,912.00 294,703.2 324,173.52 10%
Kabatan Funds
b.
Brgy.Development
Fund
c. Gender &
133,956.00 147,351.60 162,086.76
Development
d. BDRRMF 133,956.00 147,351.60 162,086.76
e. BCPC
f. Senior Citizen
g. Capital Outlay 50,000.00 55,000.00 60,500.00
Total 585,824.00 644,412.40 708,847.04
Grand Total
It shows the actual expenditure of the barangay. The biggest

expense is the Maintenance and Operating Expenses, Followed by
the Personal Services and lastly the Non-Office Expenditure.

5.3 Administration of Justice (Lupong Tagapamayapa)
Barangay Dampias has complied with the provision of the

Local Government Code regarding the organization of Lupon. It is
composed of the Punong Barangay as chairman and 10 members.
The following are the function normally performed by the Lupon.
o Exercise administrative supervision over the conciliation

panels.
o Meet regularly once a month to provide a forum for
exchange of ideas among its members and the public on
matters relevant to the amicable settlement of dispute and
to enable various conciliation panel members to share with
one another their observation and experiences in effecting
speedy resolution of dispute; and
o Exercise such other powers and perform such other duties
and functions as may be prescribed by law or ordinance.
5.4 Public Order and Safety
5.4.1 Civilian Volunteer Organization (CVO)
To maintain peace and public safety, the barangay ensures

that Civilian Volunters Organization (CVO) or Barangay Tanods is
organized. The barangay has active CVO/Barangay Tanod members
representing the different puroks of the barangay. They are doing
roving activity in the barangay. Prior to deployment, the CVO
members undergo training to gain knowledge and skills regarding
their duties and responsibilities.
• Disaster Preparedness

By virtue of Barangay Executive Order No. 005 Series of 2024,
the barangay created another peace service provider is the
Barangay Disaster Coordinating Council composed of the Punong
barangay as chairman, the Sangguniang Barangay,all purok
presidents and representative from other sector and organization in
the barangay.
Duties and Function:
• To revitalize and strengthen existing Disaster Coordinating

Committee and responding task units/staff and develop their
capability of meeting emergency requirements of the
populace.
• To institutionalize a functional Disaster Coordinating Operation
Center publicly known as a center of disaster activities and
coordination in various level.
• To re-activate and strengthen internal and external

communications network set to warn people of an
impending danger and monitor disaster operations
and developments to higher level.
• To operationalize a Disaster Preparedness Plan of Barangay
Disaster Coordinating Council responsive to the needs of the
people before, during and after disaster, and
• To adopt Standard Operating Procedures or Action Plan that
shall be observed to enable to respond positively with the
least delay.
5.5 Advocacy and Communication
With the present system the Barangay Adopted the Registry of

Inhabitants of the Barangay Annually. Aside from this, the barangay
is also continuously advocating for participatory barangay
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CY 2024-2029
governance to empower community in achieving development in the
barangay.

Chapter 3
SITUATIONA
L ANALYSIS
This chapter is the analysis of the real

situation of the different Land Uses and
sector of Barangay Dampias.
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
1.1 Land Use Analysis
Population Size, Growth, and Density

Barangay Dampias has a total population of 1,307 individuals
residing in 279 households, with an average household size of 5.
This indicates a stable community size with a significant number of
households supporting the local population.
Distribution of Population
The population is distributed across seven puroks, with Purok 6
having the highest population at 350 individuals (26.78%).
Conversely, Purok 1 and Purok 5 have the lowest populations, each
accounting for around 9% of households. This distribution pattern
suggests varying levels of density and possibly differing economic
activities or settlement patterns within the barangay.
Age and Sex Distribution

The majority of the population falls within the age bracket of 23-60
years old, comprising 53.17% of the total population. This age
group also shows balanced representation between males (27.46%)
and females (25.71%). The lowest population group is within the 0-
5 years old bracket, highlighting potential implications for future
population dynamics and service needs.
Civil Status
Single individuals constitute the largest group (55.47%), followed
by married individuals (33.66%), and widows (10.86%). This
distribution reflects typical demographic trends in rural areas where

younger populations might dominate due to migration patterns or
cultural factors.
Ethnic Groups and Mother Tongue

The barangay is predominantly Bisaya-speaking (100%), indicating
a cohesive linguistic and cultural community. There are no
significant tribal or minority groups reported in the demographic
data.
Religious Affiliation
Roman Catholics make up the majority of religious affiliations
(92.96%), followed by a smaller percentage practicing other faiths
like United Pentecostal and Seventh-day Adventist. This distribution
reflects the predominant religious practices in the region,
influencing community norms and cultural practices.
Labor Force and Employment

Agriculture, particularly coconut and banana farming, is the primary
source of income for many residents, with fishing and small-scale
aquaculture also contributing to livelihoods. The labor force is
diversified, including farmers, laborers, employees, fisherfolk, and
entrepreneurs, reflecting a mix of traditional and modern economic
activities.
Educational Attainment
The educational attainment of the population is varied, with
secondary graduates comprising the largest group (19.51%),
followed closely by individuals at the college level (17.67%). This
suggests a relatively educated population base capable of engaging
in various skill-based occupations and contributing to local
development initiatives.
Natural Features
Geographical Location and Land Area
Barangay Dampias is located in the lowlands of Binuangan
Municipality, covering approximately 120.87 hectares. It is
characterized by rolling terrain with fertile soils suitable for
agriculture and residential purposes. The proximity to Binuangan
Bay enhances its potential for coastal economic activities like
fishing.
Topography and Soil Type

The barangay's topography is primarily rolling and hilly, conducive
to agriculture, especially for perennial crops like bananas and
coconuts. Soil types include Camiguin clay and undifferentiated
mountain soils, supporting a range of agricultural practices essential
for local livelihoods.
Climate and Soil Characteristics

The barangay experiences two distinct seasons—dry and wet—with
peak rainfall occurring from June to November. This climatic pattern
influences agricultural productivity and the water availability in local
creeks, which are critical during the rainy season.
Barangay Dampias exhibits a stable demographic profile with a

predominantly agricultural and fishing-based economy. Its
population distribution, educational attainment, and cultural
practices underscore a community rooted in local traditions while
adapting to modern economic demands. Understanding these
demographic aspects is crucial for planning sustainable development
initiatives and addressing the evolving needs of the population in
terms of infrastructure, education, and economic opportunities.

Barangay Dampias relies predominantly on agriculture and fishing
as its primary sources of income and livelihood. Here’s a detailed
analysis based on the provided information:
Agriculture
Primary Source of Income: Fishing is identified as the primary

income source for residents, indicating a strong reliance on marine
resources for livelihoods.
Sustainability of Agricultural Land Use

Mixed Cropping: Farmers commonly practice mixed cropping, which
promotes biodiversity and can enhance soil fertility. This method
helps mitigate risks associated with mono-cropping.
Production by Type of Crops

Major Crops: The identified major crops include corn, banana,
coconut, mango, lanzones, and cassava. These crops are well-suited
to the local soil types (Camiguin clay and undifferentiated mountain
soil).
Technological Utilization: Each crop has specific cultivation methods:
coconut in mono-cropping, banana through farmer-led planting, and
cassava traditionally using plow and yoke.
Cropping Pattern
Seasonal Planting: Mango and durian are planted at specific times
(December and September, respectively), aligning with optimal
growth periods. Lanzones and cassava also have designated
planting seasons, optimizing agricultural output.
Labor Requirements

Seasonal Variation: Labor requirements peak in September, likely
due to planting and harvesting activities, with minimal requirements
during April to June and October to December.
Occurrence of Pest and Diseases

Common Issues: Crops face challenges such as pole worm borer
and stem borer, impacting plant health and yield. Effective pest
management strategies are crucial for sustaining agricultural
productivity.
Livestock and Poultry

Livestock Production: Backyard-scale operations are prevalent,
primarily for subsistence and additional income. Animals such as
chickens, goats, cows, and hogs contribute to household economies.
Poultry: Native chicken rearing is favored due to its economic
viability and suitability to local conditions.
Occurrence of Pest and Diseases

Health Concerns: Livestock and poultry are susceptible to various
diseases like pneumonia, diarrhea, and external parasites. Proper
management and veterinary care are essential to maintain animal
health.
Aquatic and Fishery

Fishing Activities: The barangay engages in fishing with motorized
and traditional (Demano) boats, targeting fish species like tuna.
Seasonal fish catches (Nukos, Pedlayan, etc.) reflect the availability
and peak periods of marine resources.
Agricultural Facilities
Equipment Availability: Basic agricultural tools like plows, sprayers,
and carts are common among farmers, supporting various stages of
production. Limited mechanization suggests opportunities for
enhanced efficiency and productivity.
Credit Facilitation
Access to Credit: A significant number of households (164) access
credit facilities from private institutions, aiding in agricultural
investments and economic stability.
Irrigation Developments
Dependency on Water Systems: Lack of existing irrigation facilities
necessitates reliance on municipal water systems and rainwater,
impacting agricultural productivity during dry seasons.
Other Infrastructure and Post-Harvest Development

Farm-to-Market Access: The presence of farm-to-market roads
facilitates the transportation of agricultural produce, connecting
farmers to markets efficiently.
Extension Support, Education, and Training Services

Technical Assistance: Municipal agricultural officers provide critical
extension services, promoting good agricultural practices and
enhancing farmer skills through training.
Regulatory Services
Barangay Governance: Regulatory bodies like Barangay Tanod and
Barangay Treasurer ensure peace, order, and fiscal management,
supporting community welfare and economic activities.
Information Support
Technological Integration: Limited but essential technology (laptops,
printers) supports administrative functions and communication
within the barangay, enhancing service delivery.

Solid Waste Management
Environmental Responsibility: Segregation practices and composting
(compos pit) indicate community efforts toward sustainable waste
management, aligning with environmental conservation goals.
Agrarian Reform and Land Tenure
Land Ownership: A majority of households (65%) own their land
under CARP (Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program), promoting
tenure security and fostering agricultural investments.
Trade and Industry

Local Economy: Small-scale enterprises such as sari-sari stores
contribute to local trade and community commerce, providing
essential goods and services.
Tourism and Recreational Facilities

Community Engagement: Recreational facilities like covered courts
support social activities and community bonding, enhancing quality
of life within Barangay Dampias.
Barangay Dampias demonstrates a robust agricultural sector with a

strong emphasis on fishing and diversified crop cultivation.
Challenges such as pest management, limited irrigation, and
seasonal labor demand require strategic interventions to sustain
productivity and enhance livelihoods. The integration of modern
agricultural practices, improved infrastructure, and continued
support for small-scale enterprises will be crucial for fostering
economic resilience and community development in the barangay.
Barangay Dampias primarily relies on the Rural Health Unit (RHU) in

Balingoan, Misamis Oriental, and occasionally on the Provincial
Hospital in Talisayan or even Cagayan De Oro City for advanced
medical cases. The health station within the barangay serves as a
local point for basic health services and is staffed by 7 Barangay
Health Workers (BHW) and 1 Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS). The
honoraria for these personnel vary, with BHWs receiving between
PHP 500 to 700 monthly, and the BNS receiving PHP 1,000 to PHP
2,000, funded by the Barangay Local Government Unit (BLGU),
Municipal LGU (MLGU), or Provincial LGU (PLGU).
Leading Causes of Maternal Mortality

No maternal mortality cases were reported in 2023. This can be
attributed to regular prenatal and postnatal care provided by the
health workers in the barangay, emphasizing education on maternal
health.
Nutritional Status
Out of a population of 68 children aged 0-5 years, only 2 (2.94%)
are malnourished, indicating a generally good nutritional status
among young children in the barangay.
Birth Control and Methods Used

42 households out of 279 are using family planning methods, with
pills being the most common (8.24%), followed by ligation (3.94%),
IUD (1.79%), implant (0.72%), and condoms (0.35%). This shows
moderate acceptance of family planning methods, which contributes
to reproductive health management.
Water Facilities
Barangay Dampias has only one water system, relying on the
Municipal Water System. Access to safe water is reported at 100%
for all households, indicating good infrastructure in this regard.
Number of Households with toilet facilities

99% (277 households) have water-sealed sewer septic tanks used
exclusively by the household, while 1% (2 households) share such
facilities. This reflects adequate sanitation facilities in the barangay.
Households Using Iodized Salts

100% of households use iodized salt, aligning with health
recommendations for iodine intake.
Housing
Majority of households (121 out of 279) in Barangay Dampias own
concrete houses, followed by semi-concrete (68 households) and
light materials (90 households). This indicates decent housing
conditions with a significant portion having durable structures.
Education
Barangay Dampias has adequate educational facilities with 2 public
schools (elementary and high school) and 2 daycare centers.
Enrollment rates are relatively high, with most school-age children
attending classes regularly.
Social Welfare and Development

Several organized groups operate within the barangay, including
farmers/fisherfolks associations, women's associations, senior
citizen associations, and livelihood programs like the Sustainable
Livelihood Program (SLP). This shows active community
participation in social welfare and development activities.
Sports and Recreation

There is one multi-purpose court in Barangay Dampias, providing a
venue for sports and recreational activities.
Protective Services
The barangay maintains 14 Barangay Tanods, overseen by the
Barangay Chairman, ensuring peace and order within the
community.
Gender and Development

No reported cases of physical abuse against women from 2021 to
2023 were recorded. The barangay also addresses drug prevention
and abuse issues through youth development activities funded by
the Sangguniang Kabataan.
Barangay Dampias shows strengths in health services, sanitation,

education, and community organization. The high access to safe
water, good housing conditions, and active participation in social
welfare programs contribute to a decent quality of life. Areas for
potential improvement could include further promoting family
planning methods, enhancing educational facilities, and possibly
expanding health services for more specialized care within the
barangay.
Barangay Dampias relies entirely on a community water system
(e.g., Maynilad) for its potable water needs. All 279 households are
connected to this system, indicating full coverage with access to
improved water sources. This suggests good infrastructure support
for basic water supply needs, likely resulting in better health
outcomes and quality of life for residents.
Electricity from MORESCO II is universally available, with 100% of

households (279 households) connected to the power grid. This
indicates reliable access to electricity for lighting purposes, which is
crucial for daily living, safety, and economic activities.
Most households (92.83%) primarily use firewood or charcoal for

cooking, while a smaller proportion (7.17%) use LPG. This dual fuel
usage pattern reflects accessibility to traditional cooking methods
alongside some adoption of cleaner cooking technologies (LPG),
albeit to a lesser extent.
The fact that all households are served by MORESCO II

demonstrates comprehensive electrification, likely contributing to
improved living conditions and economic opportunities through
enhanced access to modern amenities.
Barangay Dampias has a total of 1.6 kilometers of barangay roads,

specifically serving Purok 2, Purok 3, and Purok 6. This network
supports local mobility, though its relatively limited length suggests
potential challenges in accessibility, especially during adverse
weather conditions.
The primary mode of transportation within the barangay is

motorcycles, indicating a reliance on individual motorized vehicles
for local travel. While motorcycles provide flexibility, they may pose
challenges in terms of safety and environmental impact.
Residents have access to various telecommunications services,

including internet and mobile networks, ensuring connectivity for
communication, information access, and possibly economic activities
like e-commerce.
Broadcast media such as radio, television, and multimedia

entertainment (e.g., karaoke/DVDs) are available, contributing to
both information dissemination and recreational activities within the
community.
While there is no dedicated postal service facility within the

barangay, arrangements are made for mail collection and
distribution through the barangay hall, ensuring basic access to
postal services despite the absence of a formal post office.
Barangay Dampias demonstrates significant infrastructure

development in critical areas such as water supply, electricity,
transportation, and communication. These services collectively
contribute to the overall quality of life, economic potential, and
community well-being. However, challenges such as limited road
infrastructure and predominant use of traditional cooking fuels
highlight areas that may benefit from further development and
modernization efforts to enhance resilience and sustainability.
1.1.1 Existing Land Use
Barangay Dampias has a total land area of 120.87 hectares,

representing the 7 puroks.
1.1.2 Perimeter / Boundary

There are 7 Puroks composing Barangay Dampias with a land
area of 120.87 hectares. There is no specific data that could
implicate a detailed information with regards to purok
perimeter/boundaries. Purok identification was divided according to
number of households and location.

Chapter 4
Barangay
Vision and
Mission
Statement
This chapter is the Vision and Mission of the

Barangay Dampias

VISION
Barangay Dampias, mahimong mas progresibo, mahigugmaon, ug
malinawon nga puy-anan diin ang mga tawo ug mga lumulupyo
makatagamtam sa mauswagon nga pamaagi sa kinabuhi, Negosyo,
sa trabahoan ug sa panimalay, ug ilabi na alang sa usa ka mas
direkta ug progresibo nga pagpamalakad sa barangay.
MISSI
ON
Ang Barangay Dampias magpadayon sa pagpausbaw sa progreso ug
kalambuan pinaagi sa paghatag og suporta sa negosyo, trabaho, ug
panimalay. Maghimo og mga programa ug proyekto nga makapadugang
sa kauswagan sa ekonomiya ug kalidad sa kinabuhi sa mga residente.
Pinaagi sa usa ka malinawon ug mahigugmaong komunidad, atong
palambuon ang mga serbisyo sa barangay ug magtinabangay aron
maabot ang atong mga tumong alang sa mas direkta ug progresibong
pagpamalakad.

Chapter
5
SECTORAL
DEVELOPMENT

Chapter
6
BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT PLANS
(BDIP)

Chapter
7
BDP MONITORING
AND EVALUATION
PLAN

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Among dakong garbo sa pagpaila o pagpresenta sa

Ang Barangay Dampias nangandoy nga sulod sa lima

Ang BDC nag preparer og nagplano, nag-identify og

Tabange kami o GINOO…..

Barangay Dampias formulated its BDP. This development plan

With that context in mind, Barangay Dampias projected their

BDP is a Five (5) years comprehensive Multi-sectoral

BARANGAY DAMPIAS – BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2028

BARANGAY DAMPIAS – BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2028

Background sa kasaysayan sa sinugdanan, and dapit nga

Ang ngalan nga Dampias naggikan sa ngalan sa magtiayon

Ang mga lumulopyo sa tunga-tunga sa 50’s wala

1. HISTORY OF THE BARANGAY

Originally, the place Dampias was known as “Kimamaon”,

The name Dampias originates from the name of a great

BARANGAY DAMPIAS – BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2028

Ang Barangay Dampias nagsugod o namugna sa tuig Enero 01,

This chapter shows information about the barangay survey

Population Size, Growth and Density

Barangay Dampias has a total population of 1,307 individuals

BARANGAY DAMPIAS – BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2028

Total Population 1,307

Total No. of HH 279

Based on the data gathered during PRA / Census, Barangay

The highest number of population both sexes is in Purok 6 with

Table 2 Distribution of Population

Age and Sex Distribution

The highest number or percentage of age by both sexes is

Table 3 Ages and Sex Distribution

6-12 87 84 171 13.08

13-17 48 53 101 7.73

18-22 61 55 116 8.88

23-60 359 336 695 53.18

61 Above 86 72 158 12.09

Total 670 637 1,307 100%

Table 4 Civil Status

Population by Mother Tongue

Bisaya dialect is dominant with all of its inhabitants are using

Bisaya is dominant in Barangay Dampias with 1,307

Table 5 Ethnic Groups

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With regards to religious affiliation of Barangay Dampias, Roman

Table 6 Religious Affiliations

Type of Religion Population % from total

Roman Catholic 1,215 92.96%

United Pentecostal 78 5.97%

Seventh day 14 1.07%

Total 1,307 100%

Labor Force and Employment

Barangay Dampias is an agricultural area. The coconut and

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Table 7 Labor Forces and Employment

Most of the people in Barangay Dampias are Secondary Graduate

Grade level Total %

1. Elementary Level 211 16.14%

2. Elementary Graduate 82 6.27%

3. Secondary Level 131 10.03%

4. Secondary Graduate 255 19.51%

5. College Level 231 17.67%

6. College Graduate 212 16.22%

7. Vocational Graduate 99 7.58%

Total 1,307 100%