Barangay

Development
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 BARANGAY BLOCON
MAGSAYSAY DAVAO DEL SUR

Barangay Socioeconomic
Profile & Development Plan
This document was prepared in coordination with the DBP WRITESHOP Technical Working
Group, HON. JOEMAR OBACH, HON. BILLY AGUILAR, BES Principal-MRS.PILAR ROSALES
and ROZEL MIRANTES-ESCALANTE

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 B A R A N G AY B L O C O N, M A G S AY S AY, D AVA O D E L S U R
Barangay Socioeconomic Profile & Development Plan

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Greetings!!!

To all my Constituents;

It is my great pleasure to be with you my fellowmen for this long term

journey in making our barangay to the most of it…Development is already in
our hands…Improve and making it into Progress to make things happen from
our very own dream. It is our privilege that we felt the change already in our
society today, but it will not be fully enrich if we don’t embrace the change that
fully happen now adays…So I challenge you to join in hand together to make
the impossible becomes possible…to make the things right in an acceptable
reason..and letting the past to be past..just work hard for the present.. and let
it grow for the future to be come….

Hopefully by making it right in a good time…lets find ways to make it

happen..and do not let the world bring us down… by God’s grace let us work
together for this Development plan that we are planning…Do it together…and
let show off the way…

Thank you and God bless!!!

Hon. Gabriel I. Breita

Barangay Chairman

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 PREFACE

Change is always we dream for…Development is what we longing for?…

nowadays People always shout out for the Best! But the question is….What
have you done for the betterment of the society?
With these barangay development plan, trying our best to fulfill the
needs of everyone to make them satisfy their living in a barangay… holding
hand together ..in unity…and embracing every changes will follow our success.

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History of
Barangay BLOCON
According to our Ancestors; The Barangay Blocon was
founded before the World War 11 and it was part of the
Municipality of Santa Cruz. The first people who lived in the small
forest place was the” B’laan tribe”. During that time the place was
called “Bulokon” from the word “Bulok” which mean broken and
“Colon” which mean a pot. It was then said that the tribe found out
that there is a broken pot(“Bulok nga Colon”) under the big tree,
then they named the place “Bulokon”.
The First “Tenyente del Baryo” was Col. Malunggayon then
followed by Supli and the next one was Datu Calibay. Afterwards
they found out that the forest place called “Bulokon” was best and
rich for means of living especially in agricultural form. Mr.
Zacarias Bernal was the First Christian who settled in the place and
followed by other ethnic settlers like Ilocanos, Ilongos, and
Cebuanos. And after that they change the named “Bulokon” to
B’locon because of the pronunciation of the native settlers to the
word until it became BLOCON until now.
After the World War 11, Mr. Arnaldo Casimiro was the first
teacher in barangay Blocon who later resigned and took the
leadership as “Tenyente del Baryo” then followed by the
following;
1959 -Gregorio Artiaga 1960 -Gregorio Barcena 1961 -
Graciano Lucero

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1962 -Mrs. Leonora Antonio – the First Lady Captain of the
Barangay and she built the first barangay hall.
During 1964 Barangay Blocon was already been part of
Magsaysay and it was the started to make a barangay roads from
Blocon to Magsaysay. From 1968 to 1984 Brgy. Captain Leon
Mateo who took the leadership of the place who was then 22 years
old and never been changed because of martial law. On 1984 – Pio
Casimiro was became the brgy Captain and his leadership last for
about 3-4 years, with that Infrastructure projects was started. But
on 1988 there was an appointment of brgy. Captain and Leon
Mateo was appointed and took over the leadership again. But then
again in 1989 there was and election for barangay kagawads and
who ever get the highest votes will take over the position as Brgy.
Captain and it won by barangay Captain Leo I. Antonio and he
lead the Blocon for 18 years (1989-2007) continuous development
focus to Infra-projects, Peace and order and unity. He also mold
and oversee 3 young leaders during his leadership years when there
is an election for KB and SK, namely; Alex Acuna – 1992-1996
KB chairman; Alex Evangelista – 1996-2002 SK Chairman; and
Joemar Obach – 2002-2007 SK Chairman. And during his reign
also he started the Barangay Anniversary celebration on September
21, 2000.(It was then recorded as the 1st Barangay Anniversary
Celebration).
October 29, 2007 there was a synchronized brgy.and sk
election and the Leadership was took over by Gabriel Brieta who
won the election. He continue the development for progress with
the help of his allies from the council many project and programs
being implemented like the new Barangay Hall, farm to market
roads, solar drier, brgy, site…health center and many more which
until today people of barangay Blocon embraced the said
DEVELOPMENT.

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Barangay BLOCON

Physical Characteristics
GENERAL DISCRIPTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BARANGAY

A. CREATION
 Legal Basis: _________________________Date:_____________________
 Date of Plebisite/ratification: June 17, 1967__________________________
 Mother Barangay:______________________________________________
 Old name, if renamed: Bulokon___________________________________
B. TYPE OF BARANGAY
 RURAL
C. BOUNDARIES

 North =New Katipunan, Matanao Davao del Sur

 East = Kasuga, Magsaysay Davao del Sur
 West = New Murcia, Matanao Davao del Sur
 South = Poblacion, Magsaysay Davao del Sur

D. TOTAL LAND AREA

 522 943 Hectares

E. DISTANCE FROM
 Municipal Hall = 5.7 kms.
 Provincial Capitol = 30.7 kms.
 National Highway = 8 kms.

F. LAND FORM
51-75% Plain and 0-25% Valley

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 95% Agricultural Land and 5% Residential Land

Demographic Reference
 Based on the CBMS Survey:

 Based on BNS Actual Survey:

AGE P-1 P-2 P-3 P-4 P-5 P-6 P-7 TOTAL

No. of 88 65 65 54 47 62 56 437
Househo
lds

No. of 97 65 66 57 40 55 61
Families

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

0-5 mos 2 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 2 1 1 8 7

6-11 mos 2 2 0 2 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 6 6

12-23 6 4 2 3 2 3 4 4 1 2 1 3 2 0 18 19
mos

24-35 0 3 0 3 7 5 1 1 2 0 2 0 4 2 16 14
mos

36-47 4 4 4 2 3 1 2 5 2 2 6 2 3 4 24 20
mos

48-59 2 6 2 3 5 2 1 2 0 0 5 3 3 2 18 18
mos

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60-71 6 12 2 3 4 5 4 1 8 1 4 5 1 3 29 30
mos

7-9 y-o 19 13 11 10 5 5 11 7 6 4 9 13 6 9 67 12
8

10-14 y- 17 12 10 6 16 10 11 8 8 1 13 14 9 10 84 70
o 0

15-19 y- 23 26 16 11 14 20 15 13 1 1 12 10 8 14 98 10
o 0 2 6

20-24 y- 29 20 6 5 14 11 4 19 6 1 11 7 3 12 73 92
o 8

25-29 y- 14 9 8 6 9 5 11 12 6 9 10 12 1 10 72 63
o 4

30-34 y- 14 15 9 10 1 4 10 14 1 6 11 6 6 7 52 62
o

35-39 y- 9 14 10 7 8 9 9 2 1 6 10 9 7 6 63 53
o 0

40-44 y- 12 9 3 4 12 10 2 8 8 3 8 6 3 3 48 43
o

45-49 y- 8 10 7 4 9 7 5 6 5 7 8 7 9 7 51 48
o

50-54 y- 9 8 1 5 8 5 7 6 1 4 6 4 9 7 41 39
o

55-59 y- 8 2 2 2 5 6 4 5 6 6 3 6 3 7 31 34
o

60-64 y- 5 4 6 6 5 4 3 4 2 3 5 8 3 0 29 28
o

65- 8 16 4 8 4 6 11 6 8 8 3 5 5 10 43 59
above

total 19 19 10 10 13 11 11 12 9 9 12 12 9 11 87 86
7 0 4 2 3 9 7 3 2 5 9 4 9 4 1 7

Over-all 387 206 252 240 187 253 213 1738

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 Legend: M= Male F= Female P-1(Mapagtanggol) P-2(Pakigdait) P-3(Silahis) P-4(Pagkakaisa) P-5(Saranay) P-
6(Pag-asa) P-7(Paraiso)

Educational Health and Service Facilities

A. Daycare Center

B. Health Center

C. Barangay Gym (Evacuation Center)

D. Blocon Elementary School

E. Barangay Hall

F. Hospital - 4 to 5 kilometers away from Barangay Blocon

G. College & Universities - 10-20 kilometers away from Blocon

H. Secondary School - 2-3 kilometers away from Blocon

Mode of Public Transportation

A. Motorcycle

B. Tri-motor (pedicab)

Credit Institutions
 Bansalan Cooperative Society (BCS)-SCWE

 CARD

 PAG-ASA

 ASA

 TAYTAY

 FRIENDS-BANK OF CARAGA

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Water & Electric Supply

 Source of Drinking Water

Type/Level Total Source of Drinking Water

Number of
Household
s
Magnitude Proportion
409
Own use faucet,
community water
system 40 9.78
Shared faucet,
community water
system 24 5.87
Own use tube/piped
deep well 95 23.23
Shared tube/piped
deep well 247 60.39
Bottled water 3 0.73
Source: Based on CBMS census 2017

 Source of Lighting/Electricity

Source Number of Household % to Population

Served

Electricity(DASURECO 401 98.04.%

)
Kerosene Lamp 8 1.96%

Source: Based on BNS survey 2017

Waste Management
 The barangay has built a MRF- Material Recovery Facility

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 A. Collected - 20%

B. Burned - 50%

C. Compost - 30%

GOVERNMENT LAND AND RESETTLEMENT

 Barangay site

GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

GAD PROGRAM Amount

Aid to BHW 30,000

Aid to DCW 36, 000

Health Support 34, 451.40

Program

Aid to BNS 5, 000

TOTAL
105, 451.40

BARANGAY EQUIPMENTS

 MULTICAB
 SOUND SYSTEM
 COMPUTER
 TABLET
 T.V.
 AIRCONDITIONED UNIT
 ELECTRICFAN

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Peace and Order
Blocon maintained its Peaceful and Loving barangay in the municipality
of Masaysay.

 Based on the CBMS Survey of 2017

 Victim of Crime - 2

 Male - 1

 Female - 1

 Reason/Cause: Gun Shot

Barangay Officials
Start here.Barangay Chairman - HON. GABRIEL I. BRIETA

Sangguniang Barangay Members

1. HON. JULIUS SAHAGUN

2. HON. ALBERT SANTOS

3. HON. JOEMAR OBACH

4. HON. MINDA GOMINTONG

5. HON. BILLY AGUILAR JR.

6. HON. RANDY ARBOLEDA

7. HON. MERCIDITA IBASCO

VO LU NTE E R S

List of Barangay Tanods:

1. LEONARDO B. DUCUSIN pres.

2. MELBERT D. CORTEZ
3. JOHNNY T. IGNACIO
4. GEDION J. ARTIAGA
5. HELARIO B. DE VERA
6. DAMACINO C. BRIETA

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 7. EUGENIO S. BARCENA
8. ALBERTO G. GALDOZA
9. RAMIE P. PENDON
10. ALAN A. QUIBIDO
11. NESTOR S. DURAN
12. ROMY N. AGUILAR
13. ANTHONY S. AGUILAR
14. MANUEL O. IGNACIO
15. ROGELIO C. PANTINOPLE SR.
16. RENANTE T. JAYME
17. SATURNINO B. QUINTO

LIST OF BHW/BNS:

1. SHENIE S. DUCUSIN president

2. HELENDREZ S. CORPUZ
3. BEVERLY S. GASPAR BNS
4. FRIDAY L. AGUILAR
5. MERCEDITA S. GATTOC
6. ANGELITA G. ALMOCERA
7. NELIA B. BATILO
8. AVELINA L. CABALLERO
9. ELSIE E. FERNANDEZ
10. ANITA P. GEVEROLA
11. SABINA D. BRIETA
12. LYDIA R. CASAS municipal paid
13. GEMMA B. SAMSON
14. MANUELA A. TIPDAS municipal paid
15. ROLLIE S. BALLEN municipal paid Sanitary Inspector

LIST OF LUPONG TAGAPAMAYA:

1. BERNARDO T. IGNACIO
2. NORMA M. GABALDON
3. PABLITO B. CABALLERO
4. NESTOR S. DURAN
5. DOMINGO F. VILLANUEVA
6. BEVERLY S. GASPAR
7. JOY C. ALBIOS
8. BONIFACOP P. RAPAL
9. ROGELIO O. OGOY SR.
10. DEXTER C. VALDEZ

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 11. FERDINAND D. LUCERO
12. ROLLIE S. BALLEN

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13. ANICETO CASIMIRO
14. JESUS D. LUCERO
15. JULIUS MAYORMITA

CBMS Results:
An Executive Summary

TABLE 1-3

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Source: CBMS census 2017
Based on the above table; it indicates that the barangay faring its best in
the Health & Nutrition section which formulates zero proportion.
Meaning the barangay perform well in caring 0-5 years old children,
women pregnancy, and no indications of malnourished children from 0-5
years old. It also shows that the access of drinking water with in the
barangay is safe.

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Demography
Chapter

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D E M O G R A P H Y

Number of Puroks
Number of
Households
 Population
Distribution by Sex
 Population
Distribution By Age

TABLE 1-4

# of Puroks - 7

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H E A L T H &

N U T R I T I O

Households with
N

Children Aged 0-5 Years

Old who are
Malnourished
 Households with
Child Deaths
 Women who Died
Due to Pregnancy-
Related Causes

Human Development

Table 1-5 Source: CBMS Survey 2017

Table 2-5
Numbe Proport
Basic needs Indicators r ion

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 W ATE R &

S A N I TAT I

Health
O N and Children under 5 years old who
 Nutrition
Households without died 0 0.0
Access to Improved Women deaths due to
Water Source pregnancy related causes 0 0.0
 Households without
Malnourished children aged 0-5
years old 0 0.0
Access to Sanitary Toilet
Facilities

 Both table shows, that NO children in the barangay aged 0-5 years
old are malnourished even across puroks/sitios and in both sexes.
 It also indicates that, NO children in the barangay aged 05 years
old died during the past 12 months.
 And it also cited, based on the CBMS survey of 2017 for the past
12 months, NO women in the barangay died due to the child birth
or pregnancy-related complications.

TABLE 3-5
BARANGAY NUMBER OF SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER
HOUSEHOLDS Magnitude Proportion
Blocon 409
Own use faucet, 40 9.78
community water
system
Shared faucet, 24 5.87
community water
system
Own use 95 23.23
tubed/piped deep
well
Shared 247 60.39
tubed/piped deep
well
Bottled water 3 0.73

 Table 3-5, shows that the majority households’ main sources of safe
water was the Shared tubed/piped deep well. But the above
detailed cited the following sources of safe drinking water of the
household living in the barangay.

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 E D U C ATI O N

 Children Aged 6-12

Years Old who are not
Attending Elementary
School
 Children Aged 13-16
Years Old who are not
Attending High School
 Children Aged 6-16
Years Old who are not
Attending School
 Cited also that No stated data that households have no access to
safe water in the area, meaning all sources of water are safe.
Table 4-5

 Table 4-5, shows the kinds of toilet facility do the household used
in the barangay.
 Based also on the table, the result of the survey, there are only
0.73% or only 3 households have no access to sanitary toilet
facility in the barangay because of the lack of space and these
households members are belong to the squatters settlers.

Table 6-5

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 S H E L TE R

 Households who are

Informal Settlers
 Households Living
in Makeshift Shelter

 Table shows the number of children living in the barangay who are
not attending school in elementary and Secondary School ranging
from years old to 16 years old.

 It only shows that there are few parents who can’t afford to send
their children in school based on the basic needs and criteria for
sending children in school and factors also assess to interest of the
children in going to school, even we lived to the principle that
studies are free to all and it is the right of every children to have a
basic education.

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Table 5-5

 Only 1 Household in the barangay live in a makeshift housing

based on the CBMS survey of 2017 shows in the above table 5-5.

 Out of 409, only 8 households in the barangay are classified as

informal settlers, it was shown on the table 5-5 that out of the total
population there are 27 individuals composed of 18 males and 9
females.

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 P E A C E & O R D E R

 Households which
Fell Victim to Crimes
During the Past 12
Months

Table7-5

 Only two incidents are being happened based on the survey of the
above table for the past 12 months.

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E C O N O M I C

D E V E L O P

M E N T

 Unemployment Rate
 Households with
Income Below the
Poverty Threshold
 Households with
Income Below the Food
Threshold
 Households which
Experienced Food
Shortage

INCOME AND LIVELIHOOD/ POVERTY INCIDENCE

Table 8-5

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Table 9-5

 The primary sources of employment and livelihood in the barangay

are the farming for only seasonal, depends on the crop season. And
animal raising for livelihood.

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 The above data’s shown on the table above (table 9-5) shows the
result of members in a labor force and residents who are
unemployed.

 Table 8-5 shows the numbers in the barangay have income below
the poverty threshold, income below food threshold, and
experienced food shortage, based on the cbms census of 2017…
which has an impact to the economy growth of the barangay that
need an attention for the betterment of the future.

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Programs Implemented in P R O G R A M S

the Barangay I M P L E M E

N T E D I N

T H E

B A R A N G A

 Programs
Implemented During the
Past 12 Months
 Households which
Participated in or
Benefited from these
Programs

 Infrastracture

o Construction Health Center Projects (PLGU funds)

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L G U S P E C I F I C

I N D I C ATO

R S

 Programs
Implemented During the
Past 12 Months
 Households which
Participated in or
Benefited from these
Programs

o Barangay Road Projects(BLGU funds)

 Women empowerment

 Youth empowerment

LGU-Specific Indicators
 PAK PROGRAM

o 200-300 BENEFICIARIES (estimated)

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Brgy. Vision and Mission Statements

VISION STATEMENT:

“BY 2023, BARANGAY BLOCON WILL BECOME THE DYNAMIC

ECO-TOURISM AND INTEGRATED FARMING IN THE MUNICIPALITY
OF MAGSAYSAY.”

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MISSION STATEMENT:

“We, competent leaders and volunteers, the people and the

barangay as awhole are committed to work harmoniously in the
transformation of the barangay into ECO-TOURISM and INTEGRATEDLY
PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURE that will improve economic activities
catering the needs of our people. We will exert more effort to make our
fellow constituents to be God-loving, environmentally friendly, productive
and disaster-resilient with increased trust with the local government who
provides sufficient utilities and infrastructure and to protect and guide
the people with transparent, efficient, effective and gender-sensitive
governance.

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:

 Sourced-out external funds for various developmental

infrastructure projects of the BLGU, re; Daycare Center Building,
Concrete Farm to Market Roads, Public Comfort rooms, Health
Center Facilities & Equipments.
 Provide BLGU equity sharing on development programs and infra
projects.
 Revise, formulate and implement ordinances, policies, programs,
projects and activities that increase economic activities and
revenue generation.
 Provision of Livelihood projects.
 Formulate enabling support ordinances & policies and intensify
campaign on environmental protection and rehabilitation.
 Increase adopters in Integrated farming system including but not
limited to Rice, Vegetable and other high-yalued Crops Production
 Peace & Order and Public Safety support programs
 Participatory people empowerment and partnership in good local
governance thru provision of trainings, capacity development,
information advocacy and re-direction of moral values.

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Development Plans & Projects

 CONSTRUCTION DAYCARE CENTER BUILDING

 RE-CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY FENCES

 CONCRETING OF FARM TO MARKET ROADS

 ROAD OPENING AND CONCRETING

 PURCHASING OF HEALTH CENTER EQUIPMENTS

 LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS/TRAININGS/SUSTAIN

 CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGES (TULAY NG PAG-ASA

PROJECTS)

 CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL MINI GYM.MULTIPURPOSE

HALL

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 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1
________2018____- __2019__________

A. Name of Barangay: _Blocon_________________ D. Land Area: ___________________________

B. District: _________2___________________ E. Population: _1761
C. City/Municipality: _____Magsaysay____________ F. Dominant Land Use: Agricutural

Project Name Descriptio Location Output/Benefits Project Costs Funding Period of Implementation Remarks
Category of n (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
(1) Project (3) Personal Materials Equipm Others Total Source Amoun Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
(2) Services (6-b) ent (6-d) (6-e) (7-a) t
(6-a) (6-c) (7-b)
Day care Complete Brgy.Blocon 1 unit Daycare PLGU 1.5M
Educ Center facilities and building
400k 1.4M 100k 100k 2M MLGU 500k
Nov.2 Sept.
aminities w/c constructed/ 5 018 2019
conducive for years old children
learning 120M NG 100M
Casimiro 4-kms concrete 2M PLGU 1.8M Jan.
Infra Farm to
Construction/
Opening of
road , sitio
maligang
roads
Easy access of
MLGU
BLGU
150K
50K
2019
market 4kms farm to Blocon and products and
road market road pag-asa st services
Fenol-
Construction gaoriran 250 meters NG/DA 9M
Tulay ng of Bridge concrete bridge – 10M PLGU 1M
road,
Pag-asa connecting blocon easyacces to
Blocon to services
Katipunan
Barangay 200k March-
Construction 50 mts. Concrete 200k BLGU 150k
hall Sept.
‘KORAL” of barangay compound fences around PLGU 50k 2018
Fences brgy. Hall
Health & compound
Nutrition
Purchasing Blocon 1 unit of birthing PLGU 100k
Health of Health health facilities 150k 50k 200k MLGU 50k April-
center,
Center center Blocon hall
Tables and chairs BLGU 50k June
Facilities equipments compound Health equipments
& and facilities Medicines 2019
equipme

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Source: Barangay Administration Training Program Module II (Barangay Development Planning) of the Local Government Academy.
Economic nts
developm
ent Purchase of Blocon
(members
100 hectares of 200k 100k PLGU/ 200k
Liveihoo seedling for of the 7
rice fields are 300k DA
d farming and Puroks) integrated with MLGU 80k
projects farming high-valued crops BLGU 20k
equipments

1.5M SEP
EDUC BES
CONSTRUC
TION OF
BLOCON
CONTRUCTED
MINI GYM FOR
1.5M PLGU
MLGU
1M
500K
T
MINI MINI GYM
ELEM
SCHOOL 300 STUDENTS 2019
HALL FOR B.E.S. DURING
GRADUATION
AND OTHERS

______________________ _______________________ _____________________ ___________________

Punong Barangay SB Member SK Chairman Representative of the Congressman
(Chairman)

__________________________ ___________________________ _________________________ _______________________

SB Member SB Member NGO Representative NGO Representative

_______________________ ___________________________ _________________________ _______________________

SB Member SB Member NGO Representative NGO Representative

Source: Barangay Administration Training Program Module II (Barangay Development Planning) of the Local Government Academy.