no barangay

misallocation of government health station

funds
lack of sex
education

hostile-nearby
health centre lower life
“selfishness” of other barangays expectancy
to use resources

increase
of lack of
pregnancy
decline of
disoriented social relationship quality
gov’t vs. NPA faction rates health
education

sexual abuse big

slower increasing
families
migration to infrastructure poverty and
urban areas development hunger
gender few job opportunities
inequality for women division
of wealth

low crop yield main problem: lack of increase in normalization of

few job
community gender community stigma
opportunities kaingin method lack of water conversion lack of resources inequality on pregnancy
from rice to development
corn
 no barangay
misallocation of government health station
funds a barangay health lack of sex
budget is properly station will be
distributed according to the established
education life expectancy and quality
of life is increased and is
needs of the barangay group discussion on
hostile-nearby improved
family planning;
health centre additional lower life
“selfishness” of other barangays friendly health educational expectancy
to use resources centers are materials
quality education can
partnerships are established accessible in nearby be accessed by the
barangays decrease in health
w/ other barangays increase people
issues
of lack of
pregnancy
decline of
disoriented social relationship quality
gov’t vs. NPA faction rates health
stable relationship is unwanted education
gov’t settle agreement union pregnancies are
maintained
with NPA decreased
sexual abuse big size of families
slower increasing poverty and hunger
families are decreased
migration to decrease in infrastructure poverty and rates have
urban areas sexual abuse development hunger decreased
gender few job opportunities cases
decreased rate division more resources are infrastructure
inequality for women shared among each development
in migration to of wealth
women are alternative family for barangay is
urban areas
involved in livelihoods are crop yields implemented gender community stigma
made available inequality is on pregnancy is
livelihood increase
reduced reduced
low crop yield main problem: lack of increase in normalization of
few job
community gender community stigma
opportunities kaingin method lack of water conversion lack of resources inequality on pregnancy
alternative
more sustainable
gain access from rice to development
livelihoods are
methods of farming
are used to irrigation corn gain easier access
made community development
available
water rice is the to resources plan is implemented
primary crop
to be planted
 no barangay
misallocation of government health station
funds a barangay health lack of sex
budget is properly station will be
distributed according to the established
education life expectancy and quality
of life is increased and is
needs of the barangay group discussion on
hostile-nearby improved
family planning;
health centre additional lower life
“selfishness” of other barangays friendly health educational expectancy
to use resources centers are materials
quality education can
partnerships are established accessible in nearby be accessed by the
barangays decrease in health
w/ other barangays increase people
issues
of lack of
pregnancy
decline of
disoriented social relationship quality
gov’t vs. NPA faction rates health
stable relationship is unwanted education
gov’t settle agreement union pregnancies are
maintained
with NPA decreased
sexual abuse big size of families
slower increasing poverty and hunger
families are decreased
migration to decrease in infrastructure poverty and rates have
urban areas sexual abuse development hunger decreased
gender few job opportunities cases
decreased rate division more resources are infrastructure
inequality for women shared among each development
in migration to of wealth
women are alternative family for barangay is
urban areas
involved in livelihoods are crop yields implemented gender community stigma
made available inequality is on pregnancy is
livelihood increase
reduced reduced
low crop yield main problem: lack of increase in normalization of
few job
community gender community stigma
opportunities kaingin method lack of water conversion lack of resources inequality on pregnancy
alternative
more sustainable
gain access from rice to development
livelihoods are
methods of farming
are used to irrigation corn gain easier access
made community development
available
water rice is the to resources plan is implemented
primary crop
to be planted
 no barangay
misallocation of government health station
funds a barangay health lack of sex
budget is properly station will be
distributed according to the established
education
needs of the barangay group discussion on Will the government funds be sufficient for the health stations?
hostile-nearby family planning;
health centre additional
“selfishness” of other barangays educational
friendly health
materials
Is there available space for the health center stations?
to use resources centers are
partnerships are established accessible in nearby
barangays
w/ other barangays increase Are the municipal health staff willing to be trained on
of
pregnancy
teaching family planning?
rates unwanted
pregnancies are Can you find efficient, professional, and excellent medical doctors
RESULTS CHAIN #1 decreased for the health station in this rural area?
big size of families
families are decreased
Stakeholders: Are there possible propositions we can make for a partnership
with other barangays?
• Dr. Nenita Tumanda (Municipal Health division more resources are
shared among each
of wealth family
Will the other barangays agree to partner up and agree to
Officer), contribute with the funding?
• Local Government,
main problem: Are the resources on sex education credible?
• Babes (Project Coordinator for
lack of resources
Kauswagan Community Social gain easier access Is the community interested and will participate in sex
education programs?
Development Center), to resources
• The Community Planning Team
 no barangay
misallocation of government
funds
health station
a barangay health lack of sex
7/8 = 87.50% FEASIBLE
budget is properly station will be
distributed according to the established
education
needs of the barangay group discussion on Will the government funds be sufficient for the health stations?
hostile-nearby family planning;
health centre additional
“selfishness” of other barangays educational
friendly health
materials
Is there available space for the health center stations?
to use resources centers are
partnerships are established accessible in nearby
barangays
w/ other barangays increase Are the municipal health staff willing to be trained on
of
pregnancy
teaching family planning?
rates unwanted
pregnancies are Can you find efficient, professional, and excellent medical doctors
RESULTS CHAIN #1 decreased for the health station in this rural area?
big size of families
families are decreased
Stakeholders: Are there possible propositions we can make for a partnership
with other barangays?
• Dr. Nenita Tumanda (Municipal Health division more resources are
shared among each
of wealth family
Will the other barangays agree to partner up and agree to
Officer), contribute with the funding?
• Local Government,
main problem: Are the resources on sex education credible?
• Babes (Project Coordinator for
lack of resources
Kauswagan Community Social gain easier access Is the community interested and will participate in sex
education programs?
Development Center), to resources
• The Community Planning Team
 no barangay
misallocation of government health station
funds a barangay health lack of sex
budget is properly station will be
distributed according to the established
education
needs of the barangay group discussion on
hostile-nearby family planning;
health centre additional
“selfishness” of other barangays friendly health educational
to use resources centers are materials
partnerships are established accessible in nearby
barangays increase
w/ other barangays
of
pregnancy
rates unwanted
pregnancies are
decreased
big size of families
families are decreased

more resources are

division
shared among each
of wealth family

main problem:
lack of resources
gain easier access
to resources
 RESULTS CHAIN #2

Stakeholders: !
Government
NPA
increase
of
disoriented social relationship pregnancy
gov’t vs. NPA faction rates unwanted
stable relationship is
gov’t settle agreement union maintained
pregnancies are Will the NPA faction benefit anything from this?
with NPA decreased
big size of families
families are decreased
Is there a possible agreement that can be reached?*
more resources are
division
shared among each
of wealth family Can we meet at consensus with the government and NPA?*

main problem:
lack of resources
gain easier access
to resources
 RESULTS CHAIN #2

Stakeholders: !
Government
NPA
increase
of 1/3 = 33.33% FEASIBLE
disoriented social relationship pregnancy
gov’t vs. NPA faction rates unwanted
stable relationship is
gov’t settle agreement union maintained
pregnancies are Will the NPA faction benefit anything from this?
with NPA decreased
big size of families
families are decreased
Is there a possible agreement that can be reached?
more resources are
division
shared among each
of wealth family Can we meet at consensus with the government and NPA?

main problem:
lack of resources
gain easier access
to resources
 RESULTS CHAIN #3

Stakeholder: !
• Rene (Development Worker) Are there possible alternative farming methods vs. kaingin?
• BACOD (farmer’s Are there possible job opportunities outside of the farming
organisation) increase
of
community?
pregnancy
• NGOs/Social Enterprises rates unwanted
pregnancies are
Is there potential to maximised the assets of the community?
decreased
sexual abuse big size of families
families are decreased Can social enterprises get this community as their partner
migration to decrease in
urban areas sexual abuse organisation?
gender few job opportunities cases
decreased rate division more resources are
inequality for women shared among each
in migration to of wealth Can these citizens in Cabacnitan contribute and be trained to
women are alternative family
urban areas
involved in livelihoods are crop yields these NGOs and social enterprises as a job?
livelihood made available increase

few job
low crop yield main problem: Can you ensure that these job opportunities have no gender
biases?*
opportunities kaingin method
more sustainable
lack of water conversion lack of resources
alternative gain access from rice to
livelihoods are
methods of farming
are used to irrigation corn gain easier access
made
available
water rice is the to resources
primary crop
to be planted
 RESULTS CHAIN #3

Stakeholder: ! 5/6 = 83.33% FEASIBLE

• Rene (Development Worker)
Are there possible alternative farming methods vs. kaingin?
• BACOD (farmer’s
organisation) increase
of
Are there possible job opportunities outside of the farming
pregnancy community?
• NGOs/Social Enterprises rates unwanted
pregnancies are
decreased Is there potential to maximize the assets of the community?
sexual abuse big size of families
families are decreased
migration to decrease in
urban areas sexual abuse Can social enterprises get this community as their partner
gender few job opportunities cases organisation?
decreased rate division more resources are
inequality for women shared among each
in migration to of wealth
women are alternative family
urban areas
involved in livelihoods are crop yields Can these citizens in Cabacnitan contribute and be trained to
livelihood made available increase these NGOs and social enterprises as a job?

few job
low crop yield main problem:
Can you ensure that these job opportunities have no gender
opportunities kaingin method
more sustainable
lack of water conversion lack of resources biases?*
alternative gain access from rice to
livelihoods are
methods of farming
are used to irrigation corn gain easier access
made
available
water rice is the to resources
primary crop
to be planted
 no barangay
misallocation of government health station
funds a barangay health lack of sex
budget is properly station will be
distributed according to the established
education life expectancy and quality
of life is increased and is
needs of the barangay group discussion on
hostile-nearby improved
family planning;
health centre additional lower life
“selfishness” of other barangays friendly health educational expectancy
to use resources centers are materials
quality education can
partnerships are established accessible in nearby be accessed by the
barangays decrease in health
w/ other barangays increase people
issues
of lack of
pregnancy
decline of
disoriented social relationship quality
gov’t vs. NPA faction rates health
stable relationship is unwanted education
gov’t settle agreement union pregnancies are
maintained
with NPA decreased
sexual abuse big size of families
slower increasing poverty and hunger
families are decreased
migration to decrease in infrastructure poverty and rates have
urban areas sexual abuse development hunger decreased
gender few job opportunities cases
decreased rate division more resources are infrastructure
inequality for women shared among each development
in migration to of wealth
women are alternative family for barangay is
urban areas
involved in livelihoods are crop yields implemented gender community stigma
made available inequality is on pregnancy is
livelihood increase
reduced reduced
low crop yield main problem: lack of increase in normalization of
few job
community gender community stigma
opportunities kaingin method lack of water conversion lack of resources inequality on pregnancy
alternative
more sustainable
gain access from rice to development
livelihoods are
methods of farming
are used to irrigation corn gain easier access
made community development
available
water rice is the to resources plan is implemented
primary crop
to be planted