BDP OF ULAB

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
2025 - 2027
Hon. Emerita S. Baculio
Punong Barangay
MESSAGE
As Punong Barangay of Ulab, it is my privileged to come up through this

Development Plan that serves as a guide in realization of our vision, mission
and goals in our barangay.
I am grateful for having obtained the training on BDP. It is indeed an
excessive task and accountability to live up your expectations.
To Sangguniang Barangay, your commitment and support will serve as a
key in looking forward for a better resolution in every struggle that our
barangay is facing. This is not a barrier for us not to move forward because the
knowledge and skills we acquired with enable us to conquer all.
My outmost desire is to have an effective implementation of the plan.
God Bless!!!
EMERITA S. BACULIO
Punong Barangay
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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL
MUNICIPALITY OF GITAGUM
BARANGAY ULAB
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY RESOLUTION

No. 1 Series of 2024
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE THREE (3) YEAR

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (2025- 2027)
FOR BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL
WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council has endorsed for approval and adoption
by the Sangguniang Barangay the three (3) year Barangay Development Plan (2025-2027)
for Barangay Ulab, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental;
WHEREAS, after review, the said Barangay Development Plan, as attached, is found to be
in line with the development policies of the Barangay Government and the City/Municipal
Development Council;
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Sangguniang Barangay Member Marcelino F. Oliquino,

duly seconded by Sangguniang Barangay Member Roland R. Dayham,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay of Ulab, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental, in

session duly assembled, as it is hereby resolved to approve and adopt the Barangay
Development Plan (2025-2027) as endorsed by the Barangay Development Council;
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this Resolution be forwarded to all concerned for
their information and consideration.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the Sangguniang Barangay this 15th day of March, 2024 at
Barangay Cogon, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental.
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Pages of 2 Res. No.1 Series of 2024
SB of Ulab, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental
March 15, 2024
ROLAND R. DAYHAM LILIBETH M. PAMISA

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad
LUZ N. OLIQUINO LUISITO A. ABAS

MARCELINO F. OLIQUINO EDWIN C. BANUAG

FRANCISCO S. ABEJO JR. ISRAEL A. MANCOLINTAS

Barangay Kagawad SK Chairman
Attested by:
EMERITA S. BACULIO
Punong Barangay
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing Sangguniang Barangay Resolution

No. 1 Series of 2024 entitled “A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE
THREE (3) YEAR BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (2025 - 2027) FOR BARANGAY
ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL”, and that it was approved by the Sangguniang
Barangay during its Regular Session held on the 15 Th day of March, 2024 at the Barangay
Hall Ulab, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental.
MICHAEL M. MARQUEZ
Barangay Secretary
Table of Contents
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Message of the Barangay Captain i
Barangay Council Resolution Approving & Adopting the Plan ii
Table of Contents iii
List of Annexes IV
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations v
Chapter I – INTRODUCTION
Rationale
Objective of the Plan
Scope of the Plan
Methodology
Chapter II – BRIEF BARANGAY HISTORY
1- BARANGAY HISTORY
2- GEOGRAPHICAL PROFILE
3- PHYSICAL FEATURES
3.1 Land Area

3.2 Natural Characteristics: Physiography and Slope
3.3 Climate and Rainfall
3.4 Political Subdivision
3.5 Soil, Rock and Mineral Type
Chapter III – SITUATIONAL ACTIVITIES
1. SOCIAL SECTOR
1.1 Population (Size, Growth, Population)
1.2 Social Services and status of well-being basic Utilities/Services/Facilities
1.3 Health Services
1.4 Sanitary Toilet
1.5 Education
1.6 Religion
1.7 Sports/Recreation
1.8 Social Welfare
1.9 Housing
1.10 Protective Service
1.11 Mother Tongue
2. ECONOMIC SECTOR
2.1 :Primary Sector
2.1.1 Agriculture Crops
2.1.2 Water
2.2 Secondary Sector
2.2.1Electricity
2.3 Tertiary Sector
2.3.1 Sari-sari Store
2.3.2 Transportation
2.3.3 Communications
3. ECONOMIC SUPPORT
3.1 Roads
3.2 Telecommunications
4. SOCIAL SUPPORT
4.1 Schools
4.2 Waterworks and Sewerage
5. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT
5.1 Government Buildings
6. ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR
6.1 Air Quality
6.2 Waste Management
7. INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR
7.1 Organization and Management
7.2 Fiscal Management
7.3 Legislative Output
Chapter IV – COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT
1. Content and Process of Community Risk Assessment (CRA)
1.1 Barangay Disaster Risk Profile
1.2 Inventory of Equipment, Infrastructure, Establishment, facilities, and
Economic of people who may be affected by risks
Chapter V – COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT
1. Vision
2. Mission
3. Goals
4. Objectives
Chapter VI – BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
1. Three-Year Development Plan
2. BDRRM Plan
3. Annual Investment Plan
List of Annexes
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Definition of Terms
Maps
 Municipal map showing the different barangays
 Topographic map
 Barangay base map
 Land cover map
 Flooding hazard map
Name of Barangay Officials and Employees
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
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BDP BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
BDRRMC BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEE
BHW BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER
BNS BARANGAY NUTRITION SCHOLAR
BPO BARANGAY POPULATION OFFICER
CRA COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT
DA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
DCW DAY CARE WORKER
FGD FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION
IP INDEGINOUS PEOPLE
GPS GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
LGU LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT
MRF MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY
OFW OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKER
OSY OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH
PRA PARTICIPATORY RURAL APPRAISAL
PWD PERSON WITH DISABILITY
RA REPUBLIC ACT
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Chapter I- INTRODUCTION
RATIONALE
Barangay Ulab is one of the Barangay of the Municipality of Gitagum in the Province
of Misamis Oriental. It is located at the mid-portion of the municipality with a kilometer
distance of 3.9 from the municipal Poblacion.
Local government units are mandated to provide basic services to support the
overall progress of the community and its people. On the other hand, it is certainty that the
most rural communities do not have the financial capability to implement the identified
demand driven plans and developments. Hence, the need to prioritize the projects in order
to minimize the utilization of limited funds.
The RA 2370 (1959) has given the barangay an autonomy for being one of a quasi-
municipal conglomerates. The delegation of power enabled the barangay to be receptive to
the necessities of the people, to be liable if these needs are responded or solved; to be self-
reliant and accomplish its own resources.
In 1991, the creation of RA 7160 has mandated and given the barangay the power to
manage the entire covered areas. The local government unit shall be liberally interpreted to
give more powers local government units in accelerating economic development and
upgrading the quality of life for the people in the community.
It is through the expanded of Barangay Development Plan that a system

coordinating the effort of different development institutions and citizen’s participation can be
established and maintained.
The Barangay Development Plan has formulated a three years

Comprehensive Barangay Development Plan through a Participatory Rural Appraisal
(PRA).
OBJECTIVE OF PLAN:
1. To enhance Barangay Development Plan.

2. To provide sustainable, fair, economic safe and sufficient water.
3. To establish public market.
4. To construct broken roads.
5. To optimized land utilization through diversification.
6. To establish an effective and efficient community based solid waste management
program.
7. To enhance readiness to manage risk of disasters.
8. To maintain high level of peace and security.
9. To divert the leisure hours of the youths into a wholesome activity instead of
indulging non-productive activities.
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

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SCOPE OF THE PLAN:
This 3 years Barangay Development Plan is composed of 2 parts; first part is for
barangay profile in participating of rural appraisal in which residents have ideas in terms of
history, culture, traditions, and resources of barangay Ulab. Second part is the Barangay
Development Plan that starts with the expressions of the collective vision, mission, and the
representation of their sectoral programs and activities.
METHODOLOGY:
The Barangay Development Plan (BDP) was formulated by the Barangay

Development Council through Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) participated by the
barangay council. Seven (7) Purok Presidents and other sectors in the barangay.
The Perimeter Survey was conducted by the team using the Global Positioning
System (GPS) and community profiling was facilitated by the BHW and purok president
using the standard census forms. Note that data gathered was from 2023 wasn’t integrated
due to the data gathering date was on the mid months of the year 2023. Furthermore, the
Source of the Census was on the year 2023.
Combined session and coordination to the barangay council and barangay planner
was done before conducting the actual barangay planning.
During the actual planning using PRA tools, focus group discussion (FGD), and
seminar workshop we are able to used/adopted. There was also a separate team doing the
thematic mapping.
After the planning session, the selected barangay planners have their inputs for the
improvement of the plan and after the presentation of the 3 years development plan. It was
presented to the barangay assembly for their information and approval.

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CHAPTER II- BRIEF BARANGAY PROFILE
1- BARANGAY HISTORY
ULAB HISTORY
Sa unang panahon daghan kayo kahoy ni nga lugar, matod pa sa mga katigulangan
kalasangan o lasang ni sa unang panahon giabot ang panahon sa ting-init, unya giubanan
sa hangin mao ang hinungdan sa pagbad-id bag-id sa mga kahoy ug nahimo kining kalayo
tungod sa pagbag-id bag-id. Mao ng nag dilaab ang kakahuyan, ug kini ang hinungadan
nga ginganlan ug ‘’Ulab’’, gikan sa netibong pinulungan nga ang buot pasabot
‘’Nagdilaab’’. Tungod nagdilaab ang mga kahoy.
Kani nga lugar dili ni Barangay sa unang panahon sakop pa niini ang lagutay
(G.Pelaez) ug ang kalumapoy (C.P Garcia) nga kauban sa barangay Pangayawan, busa
kon mag fiesta ang pangayawan dugay na nga panahon nga wala gyud nahibaw-an kon
kanus-a nabulag ang Ulab sa barangay pangayawan hangtod nga usa ka adlaw nag storya
me ni Mr. Ceriaco S. Nob 84 years old, nga sa unang panahon matod pa niya, nga kon
muaabot na ang fiesta naay pahina nga mahitabo, aron sa pagpreparar sa kapistahan,
Katorse anyos pa kuno siya adtong panahuna, nagpahina ang mga katawhan sa baybay
pangayawan nahitabo ug taga Ulab ra ang nagpahina walay taga pangayawan kay
nanginhas na hinuon sila imbis magpahina, ug tungod niadtong panghitaboa nahimo nga
dako nga lalis kay lagi taga Ulab nalang kuno ang mupahina busa anang higayuna,
nagdesisyon ang sitio Ulab nga mobulag sa pangayawan, nahitabo ang pahina October 8,
1953 mao kini ang pagkatawo sa among gihigugmang barangay ang Barangay Ulab. Ang
tawag sa unang panahon sa usa ka pangulo sa barangay kay teniente Del Barrio ug ang
unang teniente del barrio kay si Gaudencio Nob 1951 up to 1953.
Nasundan ni teniente Del barrio Seberino Mancolintas 1956 TO 1961. Sunod na dayon
ani nga mga tuig barangay kapitan na, ug ang unang barangay kapitan kay si Kapitan
Eustiquio Salvo 1962 to 1982 dayon ang sunod nga kapitan si Kapitan Cayetano Tomarong
1988 to 2009 dayon nasundan kini ni Kapitan Wilfredo Macapayag 2010 to 2013 dayon si
Kapitan Luis Figuracion 2014 to 2018 sunod si Kapitan Gelyvie Redondo 2019 – 2023 ug
gisundan sa bag ong kapitana Emerita S. Baculio ang kasalukuyan namunuan sa among
Barangay. Tuklas sa araw ng Ulab Mao kini ang history sa Barangay Ulab, ug pagkatawo
sa Barangay Ulab, October 8, 1953.

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2- GEOGRAPHICAL PROFILE
Location Map

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MUNICIPALITY OF GITAGUM
MAP OF BARANGAY ULAB

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3- PHYSICAL FEATURES
Barangay Ulab is situated near the village of C.P Garcia. It’s a part of the rural areas
of Gitagum due to its strategic location along the national highway and Iligan bay.
3.1 Land Area
Barangay Ulab has a total land area of 289.80 hectares it’s situated at approximately
8.5668, 124.3964, in the island of Mindanao. Elevation at these coordinates is estimated at
112.0 meters or 367.4 feet above mean sea level.
3.2 Natural Characteristics: Physiography and Slope
The barangays land facets is characterized by 0-3% level to nearly level, 30-50%
steep, 8-18% undulating to rolling. It presents a general terrain of a surface configuration of
undulating to gently rolling slopes and from hilly to mountainous.
3.3 Climate and Rainfall
The climate of Ulab falls under classification of tropical rainforest climate. The
average annual temperature is 55% degrees and there is about 332 inch of rain in a year.
In this classification seasons are not very pronounced with relatively dry climate from
November to April and wet the rest of the year. Heavy rains usually occur in the month of
January, February, September and December.
3.4 Political Subdivision
Barangay Ulab belongs to the upland barangays which is divided into Seven (7) puroks.
3.5 Soil, Rock and Mineral Type
The type of soil which abound barangay

Ulab classified as Bolinao Clay and Lourdes
clay loam. The soil of barangay Ulab are
generally suitable for cultivation of annual
crops, perennial trees and vines. Ulab belongs
to upper Miocene Pliocene composed of
quarts in the area of Gitagum. Iron oxide and
clay minerals are set up in our barangay.

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CHAPTER III- SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
1- SOCIAL SECTOR
The programs of the local government unit are geared towards developmental social
programs and projects are being conceive to provide basic services health, education and
empowering all sectors of the society.
1.1 POPULATION (SIZE, GROWTH, DISTRIBUTION)
A. No. of Registered Voters: __880____

B. No. of Population : __1273____
C. with RBIs? / Yes No
If yes, No. of Inhabitants (RBI): 1st Sem: _____ 2nd Sem.: _____
D. No. of Households: 294
E. No. of Families: 368
F. Population by Age Bracket
Table 1. Distribution of Population by Purok
Purok Population Total No. of No. of HHs

Male Female Families
1 90 96 186 57 40
2 156 138 294 84 72
3 95 86 181 51 41
4 96 92 188 52 40
5 72 63 135 38 31
6 54 55 109 35 27
7 93 89 180 51 46
TOTAL 656 619 1,273 368 294
Source: BNS Survey 2023
The Population and Households of Barangay Ulab are distributed by seven (7)
puroks that majority of households located in purok 2, purok 7 and purok 3. The least
number of households located at purok 6. As of this year 2023 the total population is 1,273.
It is composed of 656 male which represents 52 % of the total population and 619 female
representing 48% of the barangay population. The total number of households is 294 which
are divided into seven (7) puroks with 368 number of families.

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Table 2. Population by age bracket
AGE SEX TOTAL

Male Female
1. Children 0 - 5 years old 44 60 104
2. Children 6 -12 years old 76 77 153
3. Children 13 – 17 years old 85 77 162
4. Adult 18-35 years old 184 175 359
5. Adult 36-50 years old 125 92 217
6. Adult 51-65 years old 107 90 197
7. Adult 66 years old & above 38 43 81
The barangay population is predominantly on the age group of 18-35 followed by

the age group of 36-50 then by the age group of 51-65 ages.

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Table 3. Population by Sector
SEX TOTAL
SECTOR
Male Female
Labor Force 50 35 85
Unemployed 27
Out-of-School Youth (OSY) 20 11 31
Out-of-School Children 0 0 0
(OSC)
Persons with Disabilities 15 14 29
(PDWs)
Overseas Filipino Workers 6 13 19
(OFWs)
Solo Parents 14 4 18
Indigenous Peoples (IPs) 0 0 0
Table 4. Inventory of Marital Status
Civil Status Total

Married 394
Single 751
Widow/er 95
Live-in 66
Separated 17
Source: BHW Survey 2023
Single person has a total of 751 found to be a majority than married person which
has 394, where live-in partners has 66, then widow/er has 45 and lastly we had 17
separated couple.
Marital Status
Source: BHW Survey 2023

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1.2 SOCIAL SERVICES AND STATUS OF WELL-BEING BASIC UTILIITIES/
SERVICE/FACILITIES
Table 5. Inventory of Barangay Facilities

FACILITIES YES With Access Only NONE
Barangay Hall /
Multi-Purpose Hall (separate from
the Barangay Hall) /
Library and/or Reading Center X
Barangay Health Station /
Day Care Center /
Satellite Market/Talipapa X
Sports Center X
Materials Recovery Facility /
Solid Waste Management
Collection System X
Rain Water Collection System X
Water Supply System /
Plaza X
Planting Materials Distribution
System X
Operation of Farm Produce
Collection and Buying Station X
Covered Court /
Source: Barangay survey 2023
1.3 Health Services
The delivery of health and care services in Barangay Ulab was realized of having a
one Unit Concrete Health Center manned by one Midwife, one BNS and 10 barangay
health workers (BHW).

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The center serves as the place for consultation of pregnant women, immunization of
children and other health benefit programs of the Municipal Health Office. Barangay Health
workers and Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS) rendering health care services and they
received honorarium from both barangay and municipal government. Health center is
insufficient of medicines and other medical supplies and facilities.
The center available facilities include, examining table and chairs, Salter scale, BP
apparatus, scanner, Weighting Scale Beam type.
Table 6. Inventory of Couple using

Family Planning Method
Method Total
Pills 62
IUD 12
Tubal Ligation 9
Injectable 12
Vasectomy 3
Source: Barangay Midwife survey 2023
On Family Planning Method most of the couples using Contraceptive Pills,

IUD, Tubal Ligation, Injectable and Vasectomy.
Family Planning Method

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1.4 Sanitary Toilet
Based on Barangay health workers survey majority of the household has access to
sanitary toilet. Out of 294 Total number of households 272 have access to sanitary toilet
facilities 6 families shared and 53 have no access to sanitary toilet facilities.
Table 7. Inventory of Sanitary Toilet
Purok Household w/ Household/Families Household w/o

Toilet Shared Toilet Toilet
1 36 2 4
2 58 1 6
3 31 0 0
4 47 1 11
5 30 0 30
6 24 2 2
7 46 0 0
Source: BNS survey 2023
1.5 Education
Ulab Elementary School
There is one school premises in barangay Ulab, it is elementary school present in

the barangay named Ulab Elementary School. The Ulab Elementary School at present has
1:1 teacher- classroom. Comfort rooms are the only available facilities in the school.

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Table 8. Number of Enrollees
Grade /level School Year
2020 2021 2022 2023
I 28 31 20 24
II 24 28 31 18
III 28 24 25 33
IV 22 27 23 24
V 24 22 25 24
VI 25 24 23 27
Pre- School 26 23 25 22
Source: School Teacher survey 2023
Table 10. Number of Completion

2020 2021 2022 2023
I 28 31 20 24
II 24 28 31 18
III 28 24 25 33
IV 22 27 23 24
V 24 22 25 24
Pre-school 26 23 25 22
Source: School Teacher survey
Table 11. Number of Repetition

2020 2021 2022 2023
I 0 0 0 3
II 0 0 0 3
III 0 0 0 8
IV 0 0 0 2
V 0 0 0 1
VI 0 0 0 0
Table 12. Number of Graduates

2020 2021 2022 2023
I
II

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III
IV
V
VI 25 24 23 27
Source: School Teacher survey 2023
Table 13. Inventory of School Facilities
SCHOOL FACILITIES WITH WITH OUT

Library / Reading Room /
Laboratory /
Sports Facilities /
School Clinic /
Comfort Rooms / (not standard)
Computer Rooms /
School Canteens /
Auditorium /
Admin Office /
Table 14. Inventory of School Classrooms and Condition
LEVEL TYPE OF CLASSROOMS CONDITION

BUILDING
I Deped Modified School Building Needs Major Repair
II Steel Tech School Building Needs Major Repair
III Marcos Pre-Fabricated Building Condemned

IV Marcos Pre-Fabricated Building Condemned
V Marcos Pre-Fabricated Building Condemned

VI Marcos Pre-Fabricated Building Condemned
Pre-school Deped Modified School Building Needs Major Repair
Table 15. Number of Teachers and Classrooms

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LEVEL NUMBER OF TEACHERS NUMBER OF CLASSROOMS
I 1 1
II 1 1
III 1 1
IV 1 1
V 1 1
VI 1 1
Pre-school 1 1
Note: Grades 3-6 classrooms are dilapidated.
1.6 Religion
Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

Catholic Church
The practice of religion in barangay Ulab is epitomized in activities done during

patronal fiesta celebrations conducted on 15th day of August in honor of Nuestra Señora de
la Asunción. The events are ball games, search, and etc. to show camaraderie and
sportsmanship to the people of the Barangay. The residents of Barangay Ulab are
predominantly Roman Catholic. Other religious affiliations include Seventh Day Adventist,
Born Again, Pentecostal, Christian (IFI), Iglesia ni Cristo and other religious affiliations.
Other religious building present in the barangay are Faith Tabernacle, IFI, Alliance, and
Seventh Day Adventist church.
1.7 Sports / Recreation

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Covered court
Barangay cover court serves as a multipurpose facility within the barangay or
community. It is commonly used for various activities such as sports events, ball games and
other recreational activities during fiesta celebrations. It is located in purok 3 and having a
floor area of 17.00m x 25.00m.
Table 16. Sports Facilities
NAME OF SPORTS/ RECREATION FACILITIES No.

AVAILABLE
Basketball Tournament Covered Court 1
1.8 Social Welfare

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Child Development Center
Improved quality of social services is one of the concerns of the Barangay. It aims to
provide all the essential needs of the people particularly to those who are underprivileged.
On the other hand, for the children’s welfare, one Daycare Center are present in Barangay
Ulab with one daycare worker. It caters children 3 to 4 years old. The daycare center in
purok 3 made up of concrete materials with concrete flooring and fence.
Table 17. Number of Enrollees Daycare
School Year
AGE 2021 2022 2023

Male Female Male Female Male Female
Children 4 2 5 7 3 6
3 years old
Children 7 10 8 8 4 10
4 years old
Source: Daycare Worker 2023
Table 18. Inventory of Elderly Person (Age 60 and above)
Purok Elderly Person TOTAL

Male Female
Purok 1 5 11 16
Purok 2 16 16 32
Purok 3 7 11 18
Purok 4 5 8 13
Purok 5 3 3 6
Purok 6 6 6 12
Purok 7 6 11 17
Total 48 66 114

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Survey BHW 2023
The table shows that majority of the Elderly is the Female sector which has a
highest number of population in barangay.
Table 19. Number of Person with Disabilities (PWD’s)
Purok Number of Person Type of Disability

Male Female w/ Disabilities
Purok 1 2 3 5 Speech disorder, heart

congenital, walking /action,
physical disability
Purok 2 7 6 13 Mental, hearing, walking,
eye impairment
Purok 3 0 3 3 Visual, physical, walking,
Mental Deficiency
Purok 4 2 1 3 hearing, physical,
Purok 5 3 2 5 Mental disorder
Purok 6 1 1 2 Speech disorder, vision,
deaf, walking/action
Purok 7 0 1 1 Mute, vision, hearing
Survey BHW 2023
There are identified persons with disability in the barangay with different type of
disabilities accordingly to the table present above.
1.9 Housing
Majority of the residents of the Barangay Ulab owned their lot.
Table 20. Number of houses according to materials used:
KIND OF HOUSES TOTAL

Concrete 26
Semi-Concrete 127
Wood and light Materials 137
Cartoon/plastic/ Salvaged house 4
OVERALL TOTAL 294
Table 21. Number of houses according to ownership:
KIND OF OWNERSHIP TOTAL

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Owned 294
Rented 0
Shared with Owner 0
Shared with Renter 0
Informal Settler Families (ISF) 0
OVERALL TOTAL 294
1.10 Protective Services
CVO Outpost
There are twenty (20) barangay Tanod assigned to seven puroks of Barangay Ulab.
They are assigned in foot patrol at night in CVO outpost to guarantee the public’s peace
and order state.

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Lupon Tagapamayapa
To carry out the barangay justice system, the Lupon Tagapamayapa was organized
and composed of 8 members and Punong Barangay as their chairman. The Lupon
exercises administrative supervision over the reconciliation of both parties in dispute.
1.11 Mother Tongue

The population of Barangay as majority of the population are speaking vernacular
dialects which is Bisaya.
2- ECONOMIC SECTOR
Table 22. PRIMARY SOURCE OF INCOME
Source of Livelihood Male Female

Farming 187 30
Fishing 0 0
Poultry and Livestock 5 0
Carpentry 22 0
Professional (Doctor, Lawyer, others) Teacher 14 7
Govt. Employee 13 0
Private Employee 27 0
Vending 5 0
Formal/ Licensed Driver 86 2
non-licensed Driver 0 0
Barker 0 0
Porter 0 0
Masseur 2 0
House helper 3 8
Electricians 2 0
Laborer 15 0
Mining 0 0
Lending 4 0
Brgy. Officials 7 4
Total 396 51

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2.1 Primary Sector
Corn Plant Tobacco Plant
Sineguelas
Agricultural farming is one of the sources of income in the Barangay. Farmers plant
corn for food consumption while the corn (chaff) used for animal food (swine).
Coconut farming also alternative income of the family mostly a farm labor.
Sineguelas harvested ones a year.
Tobacco plant majority of the farmers planted as another source of income due to
the demand of tobacco with good price in selling. It is a big help to the farmers to sustain
their needs.
2.1.1 Agriculture Crops
Coconut Tree

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Total land area of the barangay with 201.70
the dominant crop grown is coconut. Actual
area planted with corn is 34.75 hectares while
tobacco is about 49.8 hectares about 156
hectares of the area is intercropped with
coconut trees and 2.84 hectares planted with
Sineguelas trees. Root crops are also planted
as food substitute and as additional source of
income.
The table below show the 2023 agricultural crops by area planted and
production.
Table 23. Agricultural crop production
Livestock Areas (Has) Production per year

Corn 94.5 330.75 kilos
Coconut
Tobacco 26.0 19,500 kilos
Sineguelas
Source: DA/MPDC
Table 24. Inventory of livestock

Livestock Number of Heads
Chicken 942
Goat 224
Pig 70
Cattle 139
Source: DA/MPDC

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Table 26. Inventory of Water facilities by Household
2.1.2 Water
Water supply of the Ulab is rated to

fair due to the Insufficient of water supply in
the barangay and rotation schedule of
water. Majority of the household using level
III of their water distribution as source on
deep well. It is not enough of the community
distribution of supply of water.
2.2 Secondary Sector
The barangay has no manufacturing establishment or none of the residence

engaged in similar services.
2.2.1 Electricity

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Electricity from the barangay is served by MORESCO-1 ( Misamis Oriental -1 Rural
Electric Service Cooperative Inc.) It serves only 241 Households with access to electricity.
62 household without electricity due to lack of financial to apply for electricity, and 16
households needed pole for electricity.
Table 25. Inventory of Household with and w/o access to power supply
Purok No. of Household No. of Household Specify if
with Electricity without Electricity needed
Pole
1 34 6 0
2 55 17 0
3 32 9 0
4 34 14 14
5 25 5 0
6 17 11 0
7 46 0 0
Source: Barangay survey 2023
Table 26. Inventory of Type of Toilet Facility per Household
Type of Water Household Served

Facility
Household per Purok Purok Purok Purok Purok Purok Purok
Purok 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Community 40 72 41 40 31 27 66
Water
System shared
Deep well 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
shared
Private shared 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dug/Shallow well 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Source: BHW Survey
Table 27. Inventory of Water System Services
Type of Location Distribution / No. of Number Present

Water of source Purok Reservoir of Condition
Source source
Reservoir Purok 3 Purok 1,2,3 & 1 1 Functional
Purok 4
Reservoir Purok 7 Purok 5, 6 & 1 1 Functional
Purok 7
Deep Well Purok 2 Purok 6 0 1 Functional
2.3 Tertiary Sector
In this sector it covers the income generated of the household engaged in small
scale business in the barangay and source of income to sustain daily needs of the family.
The use of present technology for fast and easy access of communication.
2.3.1 Sari- sari Store
There are 28 household are engaged in sari-sari store.
2.3.2 Transportation
The barangay can be reached through any mode of land transportation. Motorcycles
and tricabs are commonly used by the residents for fast and easy access on their daily
lives.

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2.3.3 Communications
Communication facilities are hand-held radio provided by the provincial government

for easy access in terms of disaster and peace and order in the barangay. Globe and Smart
Telecommunications Companies also provide an easy access to communication through
cellular phones. The signal of said telecommunication companies reaches in most part of
the barangay.
3- Economic Support
This support is intended to serve people and provide safe travels and fastest
communications.
3.1 Roads
The Barangay is linked by a

concreting Provincial Road that traverse
brgy. Pangayawan to G.PeLaez.
Table 28. Road Type and Network
Road Type Concrete Gravelled Asphalt Earth

kilometer Length Length kilometer
Provincial Road 1 ¾ kms. 0 0 ¼ km.
Barangay Road 2.2 kms. 100 mtrs. 0 2.9 kms.
3.2 Telecommunications
Table 29. Telecommunication Services
TELECOMMUNICATION LOCATION OF THESE MODE OF

FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN FACILITIES OWNERSHIP
THE BARANGAY
Handheld radio Barangay Site Public

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Mobile cellphones Barangay Private
4- Social Support
The barangay always cared for the citizen of Ulab especially the social support to
turn to in times of needs and crisis.
4.1 Schools
At present the barangay has Elementary School named Ulab, Elementary School
located at Purok 2 and Child Development Center located at Purok 3.
4.2 Waterworks and Sewerage
The barangay has 3 water sources which are deep wells in purok 2, purok 3 and
purok 7 with one reservoir each purok except the deep well in purok 2. And the water
source from purok 3 will be distributed to Purok 1, 2, 3 and 4 and purok 2 water source will
be distributed to purok 2 only and purok 7 water source will be distributed to purok 5, 6 and
7. Water is also the priority of the barangay as an important needs of the people in their
day-to-day life.
5- Public Administrative Support
5.1 Government Buildings
Barangay Hall
The barangay hall is located in purok
3, it serves as venue for official functions and session. One story concrete building with
floor area of 5.50 m x 7.20 m or 39.60m2. It serves various official purposes. It is located
along the provincial road.
Health Center
Health center is a concrete building

with floor area of 20 x 20 cm. it serves as
various health purposes. It is located at purok
4 of this barangay.

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Child Development Center
The barangay has one daycare center

at present known As Child Development
center at Purok 3 the Picture described the
center is made of concrete
Public Assembly Areas
Mandatory Barangay Assembly held at barangay Covered Court by every 1st and 2nd
semester of the year.

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

that are Untapped that can be serve
Submersible Pump Purok 2, 3 & 7 294
6.1 Air Quality
Air quality index is good considered satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no
risk. It is most acceptable for most individuals. However, sensitive group may experience
minor to moderate symptoms for long term exposure.
6.2 Waste Management
There is no proper dumpsite in the barangay. Household are still adopting the traditional
practice of disposing their garbage which is burning method and backyard compost pit.
Waste segregation is not implemented although awareness and advocacy encourage every
household on waste segregation, composting and recycling to protect the environment.
Thus, the barangay at present has 7 Material Recovery Facility (MRF) located at every
purok areas.

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7- INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR
7.1 Organization and Management
The Barangay’s Organizational Structure
Name Position/Designation
Emerita S. Baculio Punong Barangay
Roland R. Dayham Barangay Kagawad
Lilibeth M. Pamisa Barangay Kagawad
Luz N. Oliquino Barangay Kagawad
Luisito A. Abas Barangay Kagawad
Marcelino F. Oliquino Barangay Kagawad
Edwin C. Banuag Barangay Kagawad
Francisco S. Abejo Jr. Barangay Kagawad
Israel A. Mancolintas SK Chairman
Michael M. Marquez Barangay Secretary
Chita S. Donque Barangay Treasurer
Cherrie Banuag Day Care Worker
Sol M. Duyogan Barangay Midwife
Engily D. Colanse Barangay Nutrition Scholar
Sherly Redondo Barangay Population Officer
List of Barangay Health Workers
Lorelie Bulalahos Romana Roxas

Engily D. Colanse Adeline R. Decenilla
Maria Delia Rabina Letecia D. Colanse
Marianita O. Oliquino Mylin Tomarong
Melrose M. Amante Adelaida Libet S. Inotao
List of Purok Leaders
Jennie Banuag Eusibio Dalondonan

Rosita R. Rivera Evelyn Dalondonan
Charita R. Dayham Vivian Cadena
Andrelou Caseres
List of Lupon Tagapamayapa
Eusibio Dalondonan Joel Zate

Seriaco S. Nob Cristobal N. Morala
Honorata Bayron Isidro M. Abas
Consorcia M. Bahian Rodrigo Dayham

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List of Barangay Tanods
Josetito S. Dayham Wilfredo C. Cabigquez

Mariolito R. Oliquino Juanito Dalondonan
Lanie C. Lasola Melo Anggano
Bryan J. Cabiladas Ernesto Rollon
Clint Carlo M. Nob Paulo Clarin
Landy Dalondonan Alberto W. Jamis
Elson S. Arances Vannebar S. Padayhag
Nelson Sator Mely Anggano
Delgie Salvo Aba Bagnaran
Eduardo C. Macana Celso Inotao
The organizational structure of the barangay government of Ulab is headed by

Punong Barangay Emerita S. Baculio as the chief executive with 7 members of
Sangguniang Barangay, SK Chairman serve as the local legislative body. Under the
supervision of the Punong Barangay are the appointed Barangay Secretary, Treasurer and
other appointed barangay officials; ten Barangay Health Workers, one Barangay Nutrition
Scholar (BNS) one BPO, one DCW, twenty Barangay Tanods, eight Lupon
Tagapamayapa, and every purok in the barangay was led by seven purok leaders.
7.2 Fiscal Management

Revenues by Source
REAL PROPERTY TAX 44,725.00

PERMIT FEES -
COMMUNITY TAX CERTIFICATE 5,050.00
CLEARANCE AND CERTIFICATION 5,000.00
SHARE FROM IRA 2,584,082.00
SUBSIDY FROM LGU 1,000.00
TOTAL 2,639,857
Actual Expenditures by General Account

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Personal Services (PS)
Honorarium Punong Barangay

(12,504.22x12) 150,048
Honorarium Barangay Kagawad (8,609.52x12) 103,314.24

Maintenance and other Operating
Honorarium Expenses (MOOE)
Barangay Secretary 103,314.24
(8,609.52x12)
Travelling Expenses 55,000.00
103,314.24
Honorarium Training
Barangay& Treasurer
Seminar Expenses 85,000.00
Supplies
(8,609.52x12) and Materials Expenses 20,000.00
Electricity Expenses 25,251.00
Honorarium Repairs and Maintenance
SK Chairman 8,794
103,314.24
(other expenses)
(8,609.52x12)
Fidelity Bond 3,000.00
Support to Anti-drugs
Cash Gift (5,000X11) 55,000-
IT Repair/Maint. -
Support to BCPC 2,000.00
Aid to daycare Worker 30,000.00
Aid to BNS 19,200.00
BNS Training/Sem. -
Aid to Lupon (10) 18,000.00
Aid to BHW 90,000.00
BHW Convention 5,000.00
Aid to Barangay Tanod 62,400.00
Barangay Tanod Training 5,000.00
Aid to Bookeeper 18,000.00
Bookeeper Supplies -
Support to Womens 20,000.00
Aid to Senior Citizen 20,000.00
Aid to BPO 7,200.00
BPO training/Sem. -
Other MOOE
Notarial Fee 2,000.00
Liga Dues 10,000.00
Capital Outlay
Purchase of IT Equipment -
Special Purpose Appropriation

(SPA)
Appropriation for Sangguniang 284,834.70

Kabataan
Appropriation for Development 533,125.40

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Fund
Appropriation for Barangay 133,281.35

Disaster Risk
7.3 Legislative Output
Inventory of resolutions passed/ ordinances enacted, by sector, by year
LGU-NGO-PO Linkages
Table 32. Number and Name of Organizations and Members
NAME OF ORGANIZATION NUMBER OF

MEMBERS
1. Senior Citizen 114
2.Women’s Association 126
3.Farmers Association 192
Table 33. Institutional and Human Resource
HUMAN RESOURCE NUMBER

Health Facilities and Professionals
(Doctor, Midwives or Nurse) 1
Trained Barangay Health Workers 10
Trained Barangay Nutrition Scholars 1
Trained Barangay Emergency Response Teams 10
Trained Community Volunteer Organizations 20
Pool of Community Volunteers -
Trained Day Care Workers 1
BDRRM Operations Center and Trained Personnel 10
Others
CHAPTER IV. COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT
1- CONTENT AND PROCESS OF COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT (CRA)
1.1 Barangay Disaster Risk Profile
Table 34. Disaster or Incidents in the Barangay in the past years.
Kind of Calamity: BAHA LANDSLIDE TYPHOON

Year:
EFFECTS OF THE
CALAMITY OF PEOPLE

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

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Table 35. Assessment of the possible risk or threats that can be experienced by the
Barangay.
Risk or Threat Probability Effect Basis Average/Ranking

No early warning
system for
Baha 2 3 flooding and to all 3
possible risk will
happen in
barangay

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Distance to the
river
Landslide 2 3 Slope area 3

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

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

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Aspect
Barangay
Absence of fire extinguisher in the
buildings
Lack of equipment for disaster
√
response
Others (specify)
b. Evacuation Center Lack evacuation centers

With evacuation center but absence of
√
sanitary toilet
Absence of evacuation centers
With evacuation center but no access
ramp
k. Facilities No Signal of Mobile Network in the
√
entire Barangay
No Signal in River
Bad road
√ Far from hospital
No electricity
____% of people rely in deep well
Other (specify)
k. Early Warning Absence of warning signs

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

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

√
living
Lack of alternative livelihood
Others

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Aspect
Barangay
Social and Organizational
a. BDRRM Not organized and active BDRRM
Committee Committee
Not clear responsibilities of each
member
√ Lack of capacity because of lack of
training
_100_% of members not active
_____% of members do not understand
DRR or DRRM
_____% of members do not understand
RA 10121, RA 10821 and other laws
related to DRR and
Climate Change
No regular meeting of BDRRMC
Others
b. Civil Society There are organizations but do not
Organization know DRRM
√ There are organizations but no
programs on DRRM
There are organizations but not actively
participate in the barangay, specially
about DRRM
2. Attitudinal / Motivation
a. Outlook in Life People do not believe the barangay
officials
Many do not comply with what the
barangay officials say especially on
DRR issues
b. Initiative and Other people do not care about their

willingness neighbors.
Table 37 Capacity or Strength of the Barangay
Put (⇃) if
present Factors that increase the capacity of the
Aspect
and (x) if Barangay
absent
1. Pisikal at Materyal
a. Appearance or √ Enough number of evacuation centers
character of place √ Many planted trees in the mountains
and infrastructure x Well-constructed and complete drainage canal

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Put (⇃) if
present Factors that increase the capacity of the
Aspect
and (x) if Barangay
absent
Enough response equipment to provide
x
response and help to the affected families
The EWS of the barangay are for every risk or
x danger and well-placed that can easily be seen,
especially by the vulnerable groups
b. Early Warning
The EWS can easily be understood by the
System x
people of what kind of risk or danger is coming
x There are EWS for PWDs and other vulnerable
There is systematic early warning system and
x
instruments used for warning people
x Presence of generator in the barangay
2. Social and Organizations actively participate in prospective

√
organizational activities
The organizations participate in identifying
√
problems especially in aspect of calamity
x The organization participates in village planning
There is still “bayanihan system” in the
√
3. Attitudinal/ barangay
Motivation People listen to what the barangay official says
√
and orders
Knowing and inventory of families/people that may be affected by major risks. This
information is separated from the number of children, adults, disabled, and so on.
(Landslide)
Table 38 Number of family and people who may be affected by any kind of danger.
SITIO/ Bilang
PUROK Bilang ng Tao
Sanggol Bata Persons
ELDERLY WITH
ng (Infant) (Children) ADULT with Pregnant
(No. of 17 y/o and 60 y/o & SICKNESS
Pamilya (0-11 (18-59 y/o) above Disability Women
person) (All Ages)
(Family) Months) below (PWD)
L B L B L B L B L B L B L B

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1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(Flood)
Table 39 Number of family and people who may be affected by any kind of danger.
Bilang
Bilang ng Tao
Sanggol Bata Persons
ELDERLY WITH
ng (Infant) (Children) ADULT with Pregnant
(No. of 17 y/o and 60 y/o & SICKNESS
Pamilya (0-11 (18-59 y/o) above Disability Women
SITIO/ person) (All Ages)
PUROK (Family) Months) below (PWD)
L B L B L B L B L B L B L B
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Table 41 Number of family and persons that may be affected by the Flood (Flood)
Mababa (Low) Katamtaman (Medium) Mataas (High)

Lugar na
Maapektuhan
Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
Purok 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Purok 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 0 0 0 0 0 0
Table 42 Number of in persons or families that may be affected by risk per category
according to three categories.
Effects of danger. Landslide
Mababa (Low) Katamtaman (Medium) Mataas (High)

Lugar na
Maapektuhan
Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
Purok 1 2 5 2 5 2 5
Purok 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 5 6 35 10 48 10 48
Purok 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
Purok 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 0 0 0 0 0 0
1.2 Inventory of equipment, infrastructure, establishments, facilities and

economics of people who may be affected by risks.
Table 43 (Landslide)
Total number in the Percentage or number

Item
Barangay of affected
Infrastructure
● Bridge 0 0%
● Barangay Hall 0 0%
● Multi-purpose Building 0 0%
● House 0 0%
● Kiosk / purok 0 0%
● School 0 0%
● Others
Establishments
● Store 0 0%
● Eatery 0 0%

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Item
● Bakery 0 0%
● Others
Facilities
● Water 0 0%
● Electricity 0 0%
● Telephone 0 0%
● Road 0 0%
● Hospital 0 0%
● Barangay Health Center 0 0%
● Other 0 0%
Livelihood
● Rice (corn) 0 0%
● Vegetable 0 0%
● Banca 0 0%
● Fish nets 0 0%
● livestock 0 0%
● Fish Ponds 0 0%
● Other
Environment
● Mountains 0 0%
● Mangroves 0 0%
● Others 0 0%
Table 44 (Earthquake and Typhoon)

Item
Infrastructure
● Bridge 0 0%
● Barangay Hall 0 0%
● Multi-purpose Building 0 0%
● House 0 0%
● Kiosk / purok 0 0%
● School 0 0%
● Others
Establishments 0 0%
● Store 0 0%
● Eatery 0 0%
● Bakery 0 0%
● Others 0 0%
Facilities

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Item
● Water 0 0%
● Electricity 0 0%
● Telephone 0 0%
● Road 0 0%
● Hospital 0 0%
0% 0
0% 0
Livelihood
● Rice/ corn 0 0%
● Vegetable 0 0%
● Banca 0 0%
● Fish nets 0 0%
● livestock 0 0%
● Fish Ponds 0 0%
● Other (crops, tobacco, banana, 0 0%
coconut)
Environment
● Mountains 0 0%
● Mangroves 0 0%
● Others 0 0%
Table 45 Major issues or problems facing vulnerable groups when disaster occurred
inside the barangay like children and youth, women, pregnant, breastfeeding
mothers, disabled, elders or senior citizens and local citizens.
Immediate
Put () if
solutions or
Vulnerable present Issue facing each Vulnerable
actions made by
Groups and (x) if Group
barangay officer
absent
or BDRRMC
Children and Create comfort
Walang hiwalay na palikuran ang
youth X rooms for male
babae sa lalake
ang female.
Schools should
Children cannot attend school not allowed
X because school is used as an evacuee’s
evacuation center especially school
days
Pagkawalay ng bata sa kanyang put them in
X
mga magulang MSWD
X Lost accommodation Look for another
space ,building or
houses

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Immediate
Put () if
solutions or
actions made by
barangay officer
absent
or BDRRMC
Loss of key documents such as provide them their
X
birth certificates and school tools necessities
Women can easily be abused at Provide them

X
Women evacuation center protection
X Can easily feel colder give them blanket
Unable to walk fast to get to the Guide them

X
evacuation center
Pregnant Not enough equipment in the Transfer them in
Women X evacuation center to care take the nearest Lying
and monitor pregnant women In/hospital
about to give birth during calamity
X Create a
Absence of mother-baby friendly
safety/covered
spaces in the evacuation center
space
Breast-feeding
X No community health workers Tell them to look
Women
have one another
practice counseling with mothers
breastfeeding
Absence of ramps evacuation Ask for another
center venue
Ask for alternative
Absence of particular warning
With disabilities material that can
signal for deaf and blind
be used
Absence of wheel chair in the Ask for assistance
barangay or evacuation center
X Ask other houses

Absence of ramps in the
that can cater
evacuation center
older people
Senior Citizen
X Separate them
Easily get sick
from others
X Easily feel cold Keep them warm
Indigenous X Ask assistance of

No proper accommodation
People other
X Provide the clean
No clean source of drinking water
water
X The houses are made of wood Ask assistance in
and nipa the LGU
X Absence of radio or television Assign some
shows warning at upcoming risks members to give

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Immediate
Put () if
solutions or
actions made by
barangay officer
absent
or BDRRMC
them news every
or risks time there is a
calamity

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Table 46 Inventory of secure evacuation centers or locations where families can be
affected by risk or danger.
Bilang ng Pangalan ng
Populasyon na Pangalan Bilang ng Evacuation
Bilang ng hindi
Kabuuang nasa Risgo ng Bilang ng hindi Center
kayang ma- kayang ma-
Bilang ng (o maaaring Evacuation kayang ma- (Plan B)
Purok Populasyon accommoda accommodate Remark
maapektuhan Center accommodate Pag-aari ng
No. te ng Plan A at B s
ng Peligro o (Plan A) Pribadong
Panganib) Pag-aari ng Tao, Pamilya
Ta Gobyerno Ta o
Pamilya Pamilya Tao Pamilya Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
o o Negosyante
1 Ulab
Purok 3 Isolation
1 57 8 0 0 Elementary 5 0
52 156
area
48 136
6 School
2 Ulab 3 Health
Purok Elementary
2 84 9 0 0 School 5 0 79 241 Center 76 226
4 office
1 Ulab 5 3 Senior
Purok Elementary
3 51 8 0 0 School 0 46 151 citizen 43 141
1 office
1 Ulab 5 3
Purok Barangay
4 52 8 0 0 Elementary 0 47 158
hall
42 138
8 School
1 Ulab 5 3
Purok
0 Day Care
5 38 3 0 0 Elementary 32 105
Center
27 85
School
5
1 Ulab 5 3 Multi -
Purok
6 35 0 0 0 Elementary 0 30 179 Purpose 20 125
School
9 building
1 Ulab 5 3
Purok
0 Covered
7 51 8 0 0 Elementary 46 150
court
30 70
School
0
1 2
2 113 92
Total 368
7
0 0 35 1 332 9 286
1
3 0
Table 47 Places where people may be evacuated at a time of Risk or risk coming or can
happen in the village
(Flood)
Kabuuang populasyon Bilang ng populasyon

Lugar na paglilikasan o
Purok kada purok o sitio na Maaapektuhan
pupuntahan
Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
1 57 186 0 0 Purok 2 Ulab, Elementary School
Total 368 1273 0 0

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Table 48 Places where people may be evacuated at a time of Risk or risk coming or can
happen in the village
(Landslide)
Kabuuang populasyon Bilang ng populasyon

Lugar na paglilikasan o
Purok kada purok o sitio na Maaapektuhan
pupuntahan
Pamilya Tao Pamilya Tao
Total 57 186 12 53
Table 49 List of designated evacuation centers of barangay and city/municipality

(owned by government or private)
Nasuri ng Engineer
(lagyan ng tsek ( ) Kasunduan sa Pag-
Nagmamay-ari
Pangalan ng kung OO o Hindi gamit (MOU/MOA)
Evacuation Center ang sagot
Gobyerno Pribado Oo Hindi Meron Wala
Paaralan / / /
Barangay Hall / / /
Day Care Center / /
Barangay Health
Center / /
Multi-purpose Building
/ /
Bahay / / /

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Table 50 Process or method of providing relief goods (food and non-food items) to
designated evacuation centers/areas
Pangalan ng
Pangalan ng
Uri ng Pamilya o Lugar kung saan sila
Evacuation Center Bilang Yunit
Relief individual na manggagaling
(EC) (Dami) (Unit)
Goods tatanggap ng (purok/sitio/street/village/etc)
o Lugar
Relief Goods
Ulab Elementary Water 2-3 2-3
School supply, goods items
can goods, per per
rice, family family
medicine,
personal
hygiene
Water 2-3 2-3
supply, goods items
can goods, per per
Isolation area rice, family family
medicine,
personal
hygiene
Water 2-3 2-3
supply, goods items
can goods, per per
Health Center
rice, family family
office
medicine,
personal
hygiene
Water 2-3 2-3
supply, goods items
can goods, per per
Senior citizen office rice, family family
medicine,
personal
hygiene
Water 2-3 2-3
supply, goods items
can goods, per per
Barangay hall rice, family family
medicine,
personal
hygiene
Water 2-3 2-3
supply, goods items
can goods, per per
Day Care Center rice, family family
medicine,
personal
hygiene
Water 2-3 2-3
supply, goods items
can goods, per per
Multi-Purpose
rice, family family
building
medicine,
personal
hygiene
Water 2-3 2-3
supply, goods items
can goods, per per
Covered court rice, family family
medicine,
personal
hygiene

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Table 51 Inventory of received or acquired training by BDRRMC members
Lagyan Ahensiya o
Tagal ng Petsa na
ng () organisasyon
panahon ng ginawa ang Bilang ng
Pamagat ng Pagsasanay o kung na nagbigay
pagsasanay pagsasanay mga
Oryentasyon meron at o
ng
pagsasanay o o dumalo
(x) kung oryentasyon
oryentasyon oryentasyon
wala
1. Orientation on RA 10821
(Children’s Emergency X
Relief and Protection Act)
2. Orientation on RA 10121
(Philippine Disaster Risk X
Reduction and
Management Act)
3. Orientation on Pre-Disaster X
Risk Assessment
4. Orientation on Protocol for
Management of the Dead X
& Missing
5. Orientation on Camp X
Management
6. Orientation on Incident X
Command System
7. Training on First Aid and x
Basic Life Support
8. Training on Search and x
Rescue (Basic)
9. Training on Community- x
Based Disaster Risk
Reduction and
Management (CBDRRM)
10. Training on X
Psychosocial Support
11. Training on how to
Conduct Simulation/Drills X
for Priority Hazards
12. Training on Rapid
Damage Assessment and X
Needs Analysis (RDANA)
13. At iba pa (paki-sulat)
Table 52 Inventory of mobilization equipment during disaster
Lagyan ng () kung meron

Kagamitan Remarks
at (x) kung wala
Spine Board √ Need 1 in case if needed
Axe x Need 2 in case if needed
Fuel x Need 2-3 galloons

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Emergency Kit √ Need necessary medicines
Hand-held Radio x Need 7 for respondents
Helmet o hard hat x Need 7 for respondents
Batteries x Need 1-2 incase if needed
Portable Generator or x Need 1 incase if needed
equivalent (e.g. solar panel)
Boots x Need 7 for respondents
Ropes √ Need more meters of rope in
case of emergencies
Search Light x Need 7 for respondents
Flash Light √ Need 7 for respondents
Megaphone √ Need 1-2 in case if needed
Chainsaw (optional) x Need 1 incase if needed
At iba pa_______(paki-sulat)

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CHAPTER V. DEVELOPMENTAL DIRECTIONS
1. Vision
VISION
Visualizes a progressive, responsible, God- centered and a
peaceful community empowered continuous and collectively
involving in decision making gearing towards noble governance.
With integrity and dedication, we strive to manage properly in
order to gain strong foundation that serves inspiration to every
individual living in Barangay Ulab in a fullness of time.
2. Mission
MISSION
To promote transparent plans, programs, and regulations

for the protection and interest of the community in regards to
Education, Infrastructure, Health, Agri-industrial, Social
Services, Finances, Peace & Order, and Youth Development
Programs.
3. Goals
GOALS
To improve barangay Governance.
To develop land use and environmental management.
To sustain peace and order in the community.
To immediately take actions of all concern of the citizens.
4. Objectives
OBJECTIVES
To enhance Barangay Development Plan.
To provide sustainable, fair, economic safe and sufficient water.
To establish public market.
To construct broken roads.
To optimized land utilization through diversification.
To establish an effective and efficient community based solid waste
management program.
To enhance readiness to manage risk of disasters.
To maintain high level of peace and security.
To divert the leisure hours of the youths into a wholesome activity
instead of indulging non-productive activities.
CHAPTER VI. BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

As Punong Barangay of Ulab, it is my privileged to come up through this

OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY

SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY RESOLUTION

A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE THREE (3) YEAR

NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Sangguniang Barangay Member Marcelino F. Oliquino,

BE IT RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay of Ulab, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental, in

ROLAND R. DAYHAM LILIBETH M. PAMISA

LUZ N. OLIQUINO LUISITO A. ABAS

MARCELINO F. OLIQUINO EDWIN C. BANUAG

FRANCISCO S. ABEJO JR. ISRAEL A. MANCOLINTAS

I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing Sangguniang Barangay Resolution

3.1 Land Area

 Barangay base map

 Land cover map

 Flooding hazard map

Name of Barangay Officials and Employees

List of Acronyms and Abbreviations

It is through the expanded of Barangay Development Plan that a system

The Barangay Development Plan has formulated a three years

1. To enhance Barangay Development Plan.

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

The Barangay Development Plan (BDP) was formulated by the Barangay

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

MAP OF BARANGAY ULAB

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

3.1 Land Area

3.2 Natural Characteristics: Physiography and Slope

3.3 Climate and Rainfall

3.4 Political Subdivision

3.5 Soil, Rock and Mineral Type

The type of soil which abound barangay

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

1.1 POPULATION (SIZE, GROWTH, DISTRIBUTION)

A. No. of Registered Voters: __880____

Table 1. Distribution of Population by Purok

Purok Population Total No. of No. of HHs

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

AGE SEX TOTAL

The barangay population is predominantly on the age group of 18-35 followed by

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

Table 4. Inventory of Marital Status

Civil Status Total

Source: BHW Survey 2023

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

Table 5. Inventory of Barangay Facilities

1.3 Health Services

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

Table 6. Inventory of Couple using

On Family Planning Method most of the couples using Contraceptive Pills,

Family Planning Method

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

Table 7. Inventory of Sanitary Toilet

Purok Household w/ Household/Families Household w/o

Ulab Elementary School

There is one school premises in barangay Ulab, it is elementary school present in

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2025-2027 BARANGAY ULAB, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

Source: School Teacher survey 2023

Table 10. Number of Completion

Grade /level School Year

Table 11. Number of Repetition

Grade /level School Year

A. No. of Registered Voters: 880__