BARANGAY III-POBLACION

La Carlota City, Negros Occidental

Barangay Socioeconomic Profile &

Development Plan

This document was prepared in coordination with the CBMS Technical Working Group, Municipal Poverty Reduction
Action Team, Municipal Planning and Development Office and the Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS)
Network Coordinating Team.
 BA R AN G AY I I I - P O B L AC I ON, L A C A RL OT A C I T Y

Barangay Socioeconomic Profile & Development Plan

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Date of Publication 2019

First Edition 2019

Published by the City Planning and Development Office of the Local Government Unit of La Carlota City
 Republic of the Philippines
Province of Negros Occidental
City of La Carlota

Mayor’s Office

Message

Warmest greetings to the good people of Barangay III-Poblacion, La Carlota City as they take
on an active role in the framing of a comprehensive and multi-sectoral development plan for the
years 2019-2025 called the Barangay Development Plan.

True to the mandate of Executive Order No. 27, series of 2017 calling for the
implementation of the Philippine Development Plan (2017-2022), we are one with the National
Government in building a future where everyone enjoys a stable (matatag), prosperous (maginhawa)
and peaceful (panatag) life.

Let us help chart a strong bedrock of safety, peace and security, infrastructure, and a healthy
environment, worthy of appreciation and emulation of our future leaders. This is the foundation for
inclusive growth, a high-trust and resilient society, and a globally-competitive knowledge economy
that are presently being laid thru this plan.

However, a plan will only remain a plan until the people and the government unites in
translating it into tangible results by which people can benefit and elevate their quality of life. Make a
difference and be ready to implement your plan to the hilt.

Congratulations to your craft as government officers who invested unsparingly in making

Barangay III-Poblacion relevant, inclusive and sustainable in the task of nation-building.

Republic of the Philippines

HON. LUIS J. JALANDONI III
City Mayor

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 Republika ng Pilipinas
Province of Negros Occidental
Barangay III-Poblacion

Office of the Punong Barangay

Message

With true dedication to our duties and responsibilities as Sangguniang Barangay Member, we
exert all the resources and efforts to ensure that constituents are given quality and fair services
through implementation of various projects and programs catering the needs of the community.

Hand in hand, the Sanggunian works harmoniously towards the progress of the barangay and
to realize our mission and vision. However, there are still issues and problems needing solutions. It is
timely that presently the barangay is formulating its Barangay Development Plan for Calendar Year
2019-2025. This identifies the community’s needs and we, the Members of the Sanggunian, ensure
that these needs be properly addressed.

With our partnership with the Provincial Government, Sangguniang Panlungsod and the
other actors of governance such as, the private sector and the civil society and other stakeholders, my
administration is now ready to lead the people of Barangay III-Poblacion towards the realization of
our goals and objectives.

ANNABELLE Q. BERMUDO
Punong Barangay

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Table of Contents
Preface 1 CHAPTER 10
Vision and Mission of the Barangay 33
CHAPTER 1
History of the Barangay 2 CHAPTER 11
Development Programs and
CHAPTER 2 Projects 37
Barangay Profile 4
Appendices
CHAPTER 3 Picture
Implementation of CBMS in Tables
Barangay III-Poblacion 9 Maps

CHAPTER 4
CBMS Survey Results: An
Executive Summary 10

CHAPTER 5
Demography 12

CHAPTER 6
Human Development 14

CHAPTER 7
Economic Development 23

CHAPTER 8
Programs Implemented in the
Barangay 29

CHAPTER 9
LGU-Specific Indicators 30

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 PREFACE

The growing need for data at the local level continues to rise. This is in line with the

Barangay’s continued pursuit on local autonomy, as mandated under the Local Government

Code, particularly along the development and planning process.

This Barangay Development Plan incorporates the results of the Community-Based

Monitorting System (CBMS) as basis for providing much needed basic services of the

constituents of Barangay III-Poblacion, La Carlota City. With these results, the Barangay

Officials were able to identify interventions that will help improve the community’s quality

of life.

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History of
Barangay III-Poblacion

Pursuant to Presidential Decree No. 86 creating Barangay (Citizens Assemblies)

dated December 31, 1972, the City Mayor, Hon. Luis G. Jalandoni Jr. created the Barangay
A-(I), Barangay B-(II) and Barangay C(III) within the Poblacion of the City of La Carlota. It
was then that the Sangguniang Panlungsod of the City of La Carlota passed a Resolution on
January 9, 1980 which recognized the Creation of Barangay A-(I), Barangay B-(II) and
Barangay C(III) within the Poblacion of the City of La Carlota. Mrs. Trinidad Ortega was
appointed as Barangay Captain with six (6) Councilmen, a Secretary and Treasurer.

Back then, the Barangay III-Poblacion, La Carlota City was comprised of a

residential/agricultural land - a sugarcane field. Rumor has it that during the Japanese
occupation of the Philippines in the early 1940’s, they have reached the City and built their
airport at Hda. Fe (now Cojuangco family’s sugarcane field) and is part of the first
Subdivsion to be established within the barangay in early 1970’s that is, the Uriarte
Subdivision. Gille, Ampani, Dioma, Talapiero, Eslabon and Villan family was the first family
to reside in the said Subdivision. Moreover, Ello, Villaseñor, Jereza, Benedicto, Valera and
Valdeviezo were the original families to settle in the barangay.

Original street names include Lupan-on (now Corner Yunque-Danao), Burgos,

Bulangan (now Mabini Street), J.M. Basa and Ogatis Streets and Ampong. The Ampong was
the area considered as the center of local business where various stores sold all kinds of
items. Until now, people still fondly called the area as Ampong.

The electricity was sourced from the “Planta” – a motor generator which supplies
electricity to the households. It was owned by Vicente Jimenez and is located at Lupan-on.
Later on, the said Planta was caught on fire and burned caused by a troubled motor. It was
then that the Negros Occidental Electric Cooperative (NOCECO) took over.

In 1966, the Officials agreed that one urgent need for the growing city was that of an
institution of higher learning that could offer quality but affordable education to the youth in
the city and adjoining communities. Through Municipal Ordinance Ordinance 193, La
Carlota City College was established, chartering it in R.A. No. 4585 also known as the
Charter of the City of La Carlota. Likewise, elementary education was made available with
the establishment of the La Carlota South II Elementary School.

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 Over the years, one can tell of the economic and political growth of the barangay.
Agricultural lands were converted into Subdivisions. Presently, the Barangay III-Poblacion
has now three major Subdivisions namely Uriarte, Villa Caridad and Cristina Homes.
Infrastructure projects rose with the establishment of Covered Courts in Uriarte and Villa
Caridad Subd., Rehabilitation of Multi-Purpose Building and Establishment of various
Centers through the efforts of the present Sangguniang Barangay Members led by Punong
Barangay Annabelle Q. Bermudo.

The barangay annually celebrates the Feast of the Miraculous Medal every last
Sunday of November. At the term of Punong Barangay Bermudo, the celebration is
simultaneously celebrated alongside the Barangay Day Celebration in November of every
year. Furthermore, she organized the Puroks in the barangay during her term of office. The
Purok is composed of Purok Paglaum, Progreso, Malinong, Mabinuligon, Malipayon, Villa
Caridad A (Phase I and II), Villa Caridad B (Phase III) and Villa Caridad C (Housing),
Burmada, Mahogany and Happy Valley. As paramount priority, the Purok Federation was
established in Barangay III-Poblacion. Mr. Dimas de la Cruz was elected as the President.
Oath-taking of Purok Officers and Federation took place on November 20, 2014
administered by Punong Barangay Bermudo.

With a high regard to the positive ageing society, she recommended the unification
of the two groups of Senior Citizens of the Barangay under the leadership of Sol
Resureccion Amar (Brgy. III-B) and Romeo Rentoy (Brgy. III-A). The said unification did
not prosper, thus, the creation of the new group of Senior Citizens (Brgy. III). The election
for the new set of Senior Citizen’s Officers was conducted on March 12, 2016 with Noemi
Pendon as the President-elect.

On the other hand, several educational institutions are readily available in the
barangay such as the Mama’s Love Kindergarten School, Maranatha Christian Academy,
Child Development Center and La Carlota Adventist Elementary School. Various churches
are also present namely, Evangelical Church, The Living God Baptist Church, Maranatha,
Community Bible Church, Jehovah’s Witness and Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

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Profile of
Barangay III-Poblacion

Physical Characteristics
Geographic Location

Barangay III-Poblacion is one of the 14 barangays of the City of La Carlota, Province of

Negros Occidental. It is located in the Southern part of the City. Barangay III-Poblacion is
bounded by Barangay I-Poblacion on the North, Barangay Cubay on the east, Barangay Batuan
on the South and Municipality of San Enrique on the West.

Topography

Barangay III-Poblacion’s land classification is lowland which is an urban area with a total
land area of 90.22 hectares.

Land Use and Area

Table 1. Topography
Land Use Land Area

Residential/Commercial 90.22 has

Total 90.22 has

Based on the Community-Based Monitoring System Survey in 2017, the Barangay III-Poblacion,
La Carlota City has a total population of 5, 936 with 1, 557 Household. It consists of Eleven (11)
Puroks.

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Climate and Weather

The barangay experiences a Type I climate classification for there is a distinct dry and a wet
season; wet from June to November and dry, the rest of the year.

Facilities and Existing Infrastructures

Table 2. Barangay Facilities

Facilities Number Proximity to Barangay Hall

Barangay Hall 1 -
Health Center 1 -
Uriarte Subd. Covered Court 1 200m
Public Swimming Pool 1 200m
Villa Caridad Subd.’s Covered Court 1 300m
Elementary School (La Carlota South II Elem. 1 100m
School)
La Carlota City College (Elementary Level) 1 100m
Secondary School (Doña Hortencia Salas 1 100m
Benedicto National High School)
College (La Carlota City College) 1 100m
Church and religious halls 7
Lending Corporations 14
Material Recovery Facility 1 10m
Day Care Center 1 10m
VAW Center 1 10m
ALS Center 1 10m

Educational Health and Service Facilities

Barangay III-Poblacion has two (2) public elementary school which caters the primary
and intermediate pupils and one public secondary school, all are under the supervision of
Department of Education (DepEd) schools district. Higher education for the La Carloteños is
also available with the presence of tertiary educational institution specifically the La Carlota City
College. The barangay also has its own Day Care Center which is supervised by a skilled Child
Development Worker.

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 The barangay has a health center manned by equipped Midwife, seven (7) Barangay
Health Workers and 1 Barangay Nutrition Scholar assigned to take charge in the implementation
and monitoring of various health programs and services such as maternal and health care which
includes family planning, nutrition, and immunization of children below five (5) years old.
Barangay III-Poblacion has provided adequate health services and facilities to cater the needs of
its constituents.

Mode of Public Transportation

Located in the Poblacion area, the major public transportation in the barangay is tricycle.
Other transportation include private cars, trisikads and other vehicles. Buses that transport people
from the City of La Carlota to Bacolod City and other part of the Municipalities and Cities in the
Province are also available such as Ceres Bus Liner and LCC Lines.

Credit Institutions
Several credit institutions in the barangay offer loans to the residents needing their
services such as the Harnoorgill Lending Corp., Sanda Lending, HRB Credit Inc., CCT Credit
Cooperative, ASA Philippines Foundation Inc., Rafi Microfinance, PAG-ASA Philippines
Finance Corporation, Commercial Credit Corporation of Negros, RDG Lending Corporation,
VivienGlaze Lending Services, Inc., Money Global Lending Corp., Katuwang Resource Center,
Inc., ARDCI Microfinance Incorporated and Genesis Credit Microlending Corp.

Water & Electric Supply

Most of the residents depend their water connection from the La Carlota City Water
District as a source of potable water. As for electric supply, most of the households depend on
the Negros Occidental Electric Cooperative (NOCECO).

Waste Management
For the protection of the environment, there is an organized Barangay Solid Waste
Management Council (BSWMC) that oversees the implementation of solid waste management
program. Barangay III-Poblacion has a functional Material Recovery Facility (MRF) located at
within the Barangay compound. Garbage collection is set every Monday and Thursday which are
segregated accordingly.

Peace and Order

Generally, Barangay III-Poblacion is a peaceful community. The Barangay Tanods
conduct regular foot patrol in various areas of the barangay.

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Barangay Officials
Table 3. Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay III-Poblacion
C.Y. 2013-Up to the Present

Name Position
ANABELLE Q. BERMUDO Punong Barangay
BARLOW F. BIÑAS SB Member
RENAN Q. BERMUDO SB Member
JOBERT G. JALANDO-ON SB Member
MARIO B. POLO SB Member
CARMEN A. BACLAGON SB Member
NOEMI E. PENDON SB Member
MAKKI Z. PILAR SB Member
JUDDSON KEITH G. CABALLERO SK Chairman
SIONY D. VARON Barangay Treasurer
JENNIBETH D. BACULNA Barangay Secretary
Picture 1. Brgy. Officials

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 Table 4. Sangguniang Kabataan of Barangay III-Poblacion
C.Y. 2018-Up to the Present

Name Position
JUDDSON KEITH G. CABALLERO Sangguniang Kabataan Chairperson
SHALIMAR S. VILLAR Sangguniang Kabataan Member
JOHN ARJAY A. MONDIA Sangguniang Kabataan Member
KIMBERLY FAITH J. TRASPORTO Sangguniang Kabataan Member
JAYA D. BESONAYA Sangguniang Kabataan Member
IAN PAUL P. AIZPURO Sangguniang Kabataan Member
JASON P. SIPAT Sangguniang Kabataan Member
L’MICHELLEE P. SOLIS Sangguniang Kabataan Member
HELROSE P. DELMONTE Sangguniang Kabataan Secretary
KYNA JOY B. YUCARIZA Sangguniang Kabataan Treasurer

Picture 2. Sangguniang Kabataan Members

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Implementation of CBMS in
Barangay III-Poblacion
The Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) team of DILG Negros Occidental
oriented the La Carlota City Officials on the benefits of the program to the local government unit
as well as to the planners and the community. The expected output of the implementation of
CBMS is a comprehensive database as reference for development planning.

The CBMS was implemented in the City of La Carlota, Negros Occcidental through a
letter of intent sent by the Local Chief Executive to the AKI-CBMS Network Coordinating Team
thru the Department of the Interior and Local Government. The Sangguniang Panlungsod
authorized the Local Chief Executive to enter into a MOA with AKI-CBMS, the MOA was
signed between the LGU represented by Mayor Luis J. Jalandoni, III, DILG Regional Director
Atty. Anthony C. Nuyda, CESO III, CBMS Network Leader Dr. Celia M. Reyes and DILG-
BLGD Director Anna Liza F. Bonagua, CSEE on June 8, 2017.

The project is under the supervision of Arch. Lee M. Debulgado, City Planning and
Development Coordinator in coordination with Local Functionaries and Barangay Officials. A
Technical Working Group was created by virtue of an Executive Order No. 41 series of 2016 as
an oversight committee. An orientation was conducted for the TWG followed by the hired
enumerators and field editors.

The Mobile-based CBMS Data Collection - Module 1 was conducted on September 25-
29, 2017. It was attended by the CBMS TWG, field editors, coordinators and enumerators. The
survey started on October 2017 and was completed on January 2018. The Field Editors reviewed
the accomplished questionnaires and was submitted to the IT Office. The Module 2 Data
Consolidation, Poverty Mapping and Building of the CBMS Database was conducted a year after
on September 3-7, 2018. Barangay Validation followed through using the result of the data
collection. Although there were lapses, the barangay officials and stakeholders appreciated the
results of the program. They became aware of the pressing problems and needs; moreover, the
situation of the barangay was revealed. Development programs are now geared to address the
needs and problems of the community. Participatory planning was strategized for the
development and improvement of the community as an offshoot of the workshops.

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Executive Summary
Barangay III-Poblacion, La Carlota City has no incidence of women deaths due to
pregnancy-related causes and children under 5 years old who died. Only 3 children are
considered malnourished in the barangay. On the other hand, cause of death in the barangay
includes diseases of vascular system, malignant neoplasms, road/vehicular accidents and
chronic lower respiratory diseases.

With regard to the poverty incidence in the barangay, out of the 1, 557 households,
310 (19.9%) households are with income below poverty threshold. Purok 6 has the highest
number of households with income below poverty threshold with 53 households. Likewise,
12.5% or 194 Households have income below food threshold. There are a total of 120
households or 9.5 % which has Unemployed Members of the Labor Force. Reasons of
umemployment includes household family duties and that they are too young/old or retired
and due to permanent disability.

Barangay III-Poblacion is generally peaceful since only 4 were reported as victim of

crimes. In terms of education, there are 102 children or 18.6% ages 6-12 years old who are
not attending elementary while there are 101 students or 51.5% ages 16-17 years who are not
attending Senior High School. Moreover, 18 households in the barangay have members 6-15
years old who are not attending school.

On water and sanitation, only 1 household has no access to sanitary toilet facility.
Most of the households (99.55%) own use faucet community water system relying entirely to
the water supply of the La Carlota City Water District. Two (2) households located at Purok
3 and 4 are recorded having no access to safe drinking water.

There is a presence of Informal Settlers in the barangay with a total of 19 households

(1.2%); 9 from Purok 11, 3 from Purok 3 and 1 from Purok 2, 6, 8 and 10 respectively. As to
the tenure status in the barangay, 71.29% or 1110 households own and possess house and
lot and 11.95% or 186 household own house rent-free lot with consent of owner. Likewise,
there are 62 households (4%) living in makeshift housing.

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Table 5 below shows which indicators Barangay III-Poblacion fared well and worst.

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Demography
As of 2017, Barangay III-Poblacion, La Carlota City
D E M O G R A P H Y
has a total population of 5, 936 wherein 2, 833 are males
and 3, 103 are females. Out of the total population, 213 are  Number of Puroks
Overseas Filipino Workers.  Number of Households
 Population Distribution by
All in all there are 1, 557 households. The average
Gender
household member in the community is 4.
 Population Distribution By Age

Table 6. Population per Purok,Brgy. III-Poblacion, 2017

Household Total Population Male Female

Purok 1 144 593 278 315
Purok 2 130 537 253 284
Purok 3 174 650 302 348
Purok 4 250 923 441 482
Purok 5 269 1011 486 525
Purok 6 206 792 374 418
Purok 7 110 427 207 220
Purok 8 72 283 130 153
Purok 9 24 111 55 56
Purok 10 71 249 130 119
Purok 11 100 338 167 171
Purok 12 4 10 4 6
Purok 99 3 12 6 6

TOTAL 1, 557 5, 936 2, 833 3, 103

Source of data: CBMS Census, Brgy. III-Poblacion, 2017

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 Table 7. Population Distributionby Age, Brgy. III-Poblacion, 2017

Source of data: CBMS Census, Brgy. III-Poblacion, 2017

Table 7 shows the population distribution by age of Barangay III-Poblacion, La Carlota City.
There are a total of 64 children under 1 year old, 419 children under 5 years old, 530 children aged
0-5 years old, 111 children aged 5 years old, 606 children aged 6-11 years old, 703 children aged 6-
12 years old, 390 Members belonging to 12-15 years old, 394 Members aged 13-16 years old, 209
Members aged 16-17 years old, 996 Members aged 6-15 years old, 1097 Members aged 6-16 years
old, 1205 Members aged 6-17 years old, 5,026 Members aged 10 years old and above and 1, 250
Members who are in the labor force.

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Human Development

H E A L T H &

Health & Nutrition N U T R I T I O N

 Households with Children Aged

0-5 Years Old who are
The table shows the number of malnourished children Malnourished
aged 0-5 years. Out of 530 children ages 0-5 years old,
 Households with Child Deaths
there are only 3 malnourished ones or 0.57% of which 3
are all females. (Children Aged 0-6 Years Old)
With the massive campaign against malnutrition, the  Women who Died Due to
data shows a low occurrence of this condition. Childbirth/Pregnancy-Related
However, continuous intervention should be Complications
implemented to totally eradicate malnutrition in the
barangay such as continuation of the feeding program.

Table 8. Households with Children Aged 0-5 Years Old who are Malnourished, Brgy.
III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

Household Members for Purok 99 is composed of Julie Uy, Johnson Ayungon and Arnold Villar.

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 Map 1. Households with Children Aged 0-5 Years Old who are Malnourished, Brgy. III-
Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

Table 9. Households with Children Aged 0-5 Years Old who died at Brgy. III-Poblacion,
La Carlota City, 2017

The data shows that there is no children under 5 years old who died in the barangay.

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Table 10. Households with Women who died due to pregnancy related causes, Brgy. III-
Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

The table shows the number of women who died due to pregnancy related causes. The
data shows that there is no occurrence of death among women that are pregnancy related.
Various programs for pregnant mothers such as prenatal care are regularly conducted in the
barangay to ensure the safety of both mother and child in the womb.

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 W A T E R &

S A N I T A T I O N

 Households with no Access to

Water & Sanitation Safe Drinking Water
 Households with no Access to
Sanitary Toilet Facilities

Map 2. Households Without Access to Safewater, Brgy. III-

Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017.

Table 11. Households without access to potable and safe water, Brgy. III-Poblacion, 2017

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 Based on the data, 2 of the 1, 557 total households in the barangay have no access to
safe water; one household in Purok 3 and 4 respectively. Generally, households of Brgy.
III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, have access to potable or safe drinking water.

Table 12. Households without access to sanitary toilet facility, Brgy. III-Poblacion, 2017

Table 12 shows that One (1) household from Purok 4 was reported to have no
access to sanitary toilet facility which uses an open pit.

Most of the households (99.55%) own use faucet community water system
relying entirely to the water supply of the La Carlota City Water District. Two (2)
households located at Purok 3 and 4 are recorded having no access to safe drinking
water.

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 S H E L T E R

 Households Classified as
Informal Settlers/Squatters
 Households Living in Makeshift
Shelter Shelters

In Barangay III-Poblacion, 19 or 1.22% of

the 1, 557 households are informal settlers wherein
most are located in Purok 11 with nine (9)
households.

Table 13. Households who are Informal Settlers/Squatters, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La

Carlota City, 2017

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 E D U C A T I O N

 Children Aged 6-11 Years Old

who are not Attending
Elementary School
Education  Children Aged 12-15 Years Old
who are not Attending High
School
 Children Aged 6-15 Years Old
who are not Attending School

Table 14. Children Aged 6-15 Years Old who are not Attending Elementary School, Brgy.
III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

The table shows that most of the children 6-15 years old in the barangay are attending
elementary. Only 20 are not attending elementary education. Number of boys (13) is higher than
the girls (7) in terms of non-attendance in elementary education. Purok 7 has the highest number
of children aged 6-15 years old not attending school.

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Map 3. Children 6-15 Years Old Not Attending School, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota
City, 2017.

Table 15. Illiteracy Rate by Sex, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

The illiteracy rate of Barangay III-Poblacion is low with only 1.29% or 65 persons out of 5,
026. More males are illiterate than females. Purok 6 has the highest number of illiterate
individuals in the Barangay. All residents of Purok 12 and 99 are literates.

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 Peace & Order

In 2017, there are five (5) victims of crime recorded in the barangay. Based on the given
data, all victims are Females. Moreover, the peace and order situation in the barangay is generally
peaceful and orderly.

Table 16. Household who are victims of crime, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

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Economic Development
E C O N O M I C

D E V E L O P ME N T

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

Map 4. Households with Unemployed Members of the Labor Force, Brgy. III-Poblacion,
La Carlota City, 2017

Map 4 shows the location of the households in Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, with
employed and unemployed members. A total of 141 Members are unemployed.

Unemployed members of the labor force. Labor force members includes all members 15 years old and above who are currently working
or actively seeking for work.
**Number of unemployed members of the labor force over total number members of the labor force
Source: CBMS Census 2017

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Table 17. Number of members of the labor force and unemployed members of the labor
force Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

There are 141 out of 2, 176 who are unemployed members of the labor force in the
barangay. There are 79 Unemployed Male Members while 62 for the Females
Unemployed members of the labor force. Purok 8 and 4 got the highest number of
unemployed members with a total of 22 and 20 members respectively. Purok 9, 12 and 99
has no number of unemployed members of the labor force.

Map 5. Households with Income Below Poverty Threshold, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La

Carlota City, 2017.

Map 5 shows that out of the 1, 557 total households of the barangay, 310 (19.91%)
households have income below poverty threshold.

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Table 18. Number and proportion of household with income below poverty threshold by
purok of Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

*Households with income below poverty threshold. Current thresholds are estimated, when the official is not applicable
to the reference period, by projecting the official NSCB thresholds using prevailing prices.
The currently used poverty thresholds are: 20645 (Rural) and 21484 (Urban).
**Number of households with income below poverty threshold over total number of household
Source : CBMS Census 2017

Based on the data, there are 310 households or 19.91% out of 1, 557 have income
below poverty threshold. Purok 6 has the highest number of households with income
below the poverty threshold while Purok 12 and 99 has the least number with 4 and 3
households respectively.

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Table 19. Number of household with income below food threshold per purok, Brgy III-
Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

A total of 194 out of 1557 households in the barangay have income below the food
threshold as seen in the table above. Purok 5 and 6 have the highest number of
households with income below food threshold with 34 and 31 households respectively
while only 1 household from Purok 12 and 99 have income below the food threshold.

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Map 6. Households with Income Below Food Threshold, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota
City, 2017.

Table 20. Number of household who experienced food shortage, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La
Carlota City, 2017

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 The data shows that 3 households or 0.18% out of 1, 635 have experienced food
shortage. Two (2) households out of 1, 604 of Purok 99 experienced food shortage.
Overall, extreme scarcity of food is not really a problem in the barangay given the less
number of household experiencing food shortages.

Map 7. Households who Experienced Food Shortage, Brgy. III-Poblaciom, La

Carlota City, 2017.

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P R O G R A MS Programs Implemented in the
I M P L E M E N T E D I N
Barangay
T H E B A R A N G A Y
Infrastructure, Health and Sports projects and programs have
 Programs Implemented During
been a priority of Barangay III-Poblacion, La Carlota City. Below
the Past 12 Months are the programs implemented in the barangay.
 Households which Participated
in or Benefited from these
Programs

Table 21. Programs Implemented in the Barangay

Programs Implementer Purok No. of Households

(Beneficiary)
Construction of Stage and DPWH 11
Comfort Room At Villa 1, 557 HH
Caridad Subd.
Rehabilitation of Barangay SB 11 1, 557 HH
Health Center
1st Kap Nabel Bermudo
Women’s Invitational SB 11 20 pax
Volleyball Tournament
TUPAD Pangarap DOLE 11 52 pax
CHED Scholarship CHED 11 23 pax
Educational Assistance PB 11 100 pax
Massive Clean-up Drive SB 11 1, 557 HH
Anti-Dengue Campaign and SB/Health 11 1, 557 HH
Awareness Center
Circumcision Services SB/Health 11 60 pax
Center
Conduct of Bloodletting SB/Health 11 78 pax
Activity Center
Training & Seminar on R.A. SB/PNP/ 11 30 pax
9262 CSWDO
Purchase of Disaster SB 11 1, 557 HH
Response Vehicle
TOTAL: 1, 557 HH/363 pax

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L G U S P E C I F I C

I N D I C A T O R S

LGU-Specific Indicators

Migration

Table 22. Migration, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

Data shows that there are twenty (20) persons who migrated in the last five years; 11 are
males and 9 are females. Purok 11 has the highest number of persons migrated with a total of 7
individuals.

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Registered Voters

Data shows that the total number of Members in the barangay aged 17 years old and
above is 4, 420 of which 2, 052 are males while 2, 368 are females. The total registered voters is 4,
216 or 95.38%; 1, 977 (96.35%) are composed of males and 2, 239 (94.55%) are females. Purok 5
has the highest number of Registered Voters in the barangay with a total of 737 Voters followed
by Purok 4 with 637 Voters. The least number of Voters are from Purok 12 and 99 with only 5
and 8 Voters respectively.

Table 23. Registered voters by sex, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)

A total of 49 individuals or 0.81% are Persons with Disabilities (PWD’s); 27 or

0.93% are males and 22 or 0.69% are females. Purok 1 has the most numbers with PWD’s
with 12 Members. Purok 12 and 99 has zero (0) number of Members with PWD’s.

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Table 24. Persons with Disability (PWD), Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

Overseas Filipino Workers

The Barangay III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, has a total of 213 Overseas Filipino
Workers; 133 are males while 80 are consist of female population.

Table 25. Overseas Filipino Workers, Brgy. III-Poblacion, La Carlota City, 2017

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Brgy. Vision and Mission Statements

VISION
“A highly progress and innovative barangay with empowered
citizenry who are God-loving, resilient, peaceful, gender sensitive,
drug-free and environmentally-responsive under the administration
of a just, transparent and efficient governance.”

MISSION
“Undertake measures to ensure a governance that is effective,
efficient, proactive and responsive.”

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Economic Development Sector

 Goal – Increase the rate of employment in Barangay III-Poblacion.

Objective – Within three years there will be an increase in the labor

force. Conduct of Jobs Fair (City/Barangay) initiated will
greatly reduce the unemployed members.
-Flourishing of community-based entrepreneurial activities
(food production activities through livelihood programs
and trainings)
-Coordination with TESDA for available programs and
trainings
-Encourage business investments in the barangay to create
Social Developmentmore
Sector
jobs for the constituents.

 Goal – Decrease the rate of children not attending schools

Objective – Availability of Scholarship grants and educational
assistance.
-Strengthening of the Alternative Learning System (ALS)
in the barangay by fully supporting the education needs
of the Out-of-school Youth. This is to encourage youth
who cannot afford enrolling to school to avail the said
program.
-Support to activities of Child Development Center and
distribution of school supplies to pupils

 Goal – Strengthening of VAW Desk

Objective – Implementation and Functionality of Gender and
Development
- Promote and ensure human development with respect
to gender and conflict sensitivity.
- Provision of assistance to abused women and children

 Goal – Provision of assistance to Indigent families

Objective – Financial Assistance to Barangay Indigents

Goal – Maintenance of Streetlighting facilities

Objectives: Repair malfunctioned streetlights through a request from

the General Services Office

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 Goal – Improve nutrition and health services
Objective – Purchase of basic medical equipment for barangay use
- Conduct of bloodletting activity
- Purchase of medicines for free distribution
- Zero Open Defecation Status
- Provision of maternal care, feeding programs, monthly
immunization of babies, Vitamin A Distribution, Promotion of
breastfeeding practice and other health services

 Goal –Proactive in terms of disaster risk reduction and climate

change adaptation

1. Objective: Strengthen Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change

Adaptation Management.
-Strengthen cooperation with the NGO’s/PO’s/CSO’s
-Conduct of Fire & Earthquake Drill

 Goal – Relocate the informal settlers

Objective – Lobby to the city government regarding availability of
relocation sites for the informal settlers.

Environment Sector

 Goal –Strict Implementation of R.A. 9003 particularly on the Proper

Waste Disposal or the “No Segregation, No Collection Policy”

Objective: To spread public awareness on the strict implementation of

the No Segregation, No Collection Policy”
-Massive clean-up along barangay streets
-Availability of a Functional Materials Recovery Facility in the
barangay

Institutional Development

 Goal – Elected and Appointed Officials being capable in doing their

functions for efficient delivery of basic services and to be proactive in
addressing over-all development of the barangay.

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 Objective: Attendance to Capability /Capacity Building for Sangguniang
Barangay Members in Fiscal Management, Responsive legislation,
program and project management and monitoring and evaluation.
- Ensure membership in various Barangay-based Institutions
and active involvement in every activities and meetings

 Goal – Involvement of civil society various sectoral programs,

projects and activities.

Objective: Membership in the Barangay-Based Institutions

-Active involvement in all barangay’s undertaking
-Participate in the preparation, implementation, monitoring and
evaluation of sectoral programs, activities and projects on the
barangay.

Infrastructure
Goal – Expansion of Existing Facilities

Objectives: Improvement/Rehabilitation of present facilities (Multi-

Purpose Building, VAW Center, Covered Courts/Evacuation Center,
etc.) and construction of other infrastructure such as Senior Citizen’s
Center and Children’s Playground.

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Development Plans & Projects

Sector PPAs Time frame

Economic Development Conduct of Job Fairs January 2019-December 2023

Skills Training on Meat July 2019-December 2023
Processing
Training on Beauty Care January 2020-December 2020
Services (Manicure, Pedicure,
Hair Spa, etc.)
Skills Training on Table January 2023-December 2023
Skirting and Flower
Arrangement
Skills Training on Body January 2021-December 2021
Massage Therapy
Skills Training on Soap January 2022-December 2022
Making
Social Development
Distribution of School May 2019-2023
Supplies
Strengthening of the January 2019-December 2023
Alternative Learning System
(ALS)
Educational Assistance January 2019-December 2023
Strengthening of VAW Desk January 2019-December 2023
Assistance to Indigent January 2019-December 2023
Families
Conduct of Bloodletting February 2019-2023
Activity
Operation Tuli May 2019-May 2023
Distribution of free medicines January 2019-December 2023
Free Medical and Dental January 2019-December 2023
Consultation
Provision of toilet bowls January 2019-December 2023
Purchase of medical January 2019-December 2023
equipment

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 Regular provision of maternal January 2019-December 2023
and child care
Relocation of informal settlers January 2020-December 2023
Maintenance of street lighting January 2019-December 2023
facilities
Conduct of Fire and August 2019-December 2023
Earthquake Drill
Purchase of Rescue July 2019 and January-
Vehicle/Motor Vehicle December 2023
Environmental Implementation of R.A. 9003 January 2019-December 2023
Management (waste segregation, collection
scheme, etc.)
Clean-up Drive January 2019-December 2023
Functional Materials Recovery January 2019-December 2023
Facility (MRF)
Tree Planting Activity June 2020-December 2023
De-clogging Operation May 2019-December 2023
Attendance of Sangguniang January 2019- December 2023
Institutional Development Barangay Members to
Capacity/Capability Building
(Seminar on Budgeting,
Procurement, VAW, BNEO,
Katarungang Pambarangay
etc.)
Membership/Participation January 2019-2023
of Civil Society
Organizations and other
sectoral groups to various
Barangay-Based Institutions
and other barangay programs
Peace and Order Sector Conduct of Regular Roving January 2019-December 2023
of Barangay Tanods
Coordination with Philippine January 2019-December 2023
National Police
Strengthening of the January 2019-December 2023
Katarungang Pambarangay
Regular Meeting of Barangay January 2019-December 2023
Peace and Order Council
and Barangay Anti-Drug
Abuse Council
Infrastructure Improvement/Rehabilitation January 2019-December 2023
/Renovation of Multi-
Purpose Building
Rehabilitation/Renovation/ January 2019 – December
Improvement of Senior 2023
Citizens Office
Rehabilitation of Covered January 2019-December 2023

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Courts/Evacuation Center
Construction/Rehabilitation January 2019-December 2023
of VAWC Center
Improvement/Renovation/ January 2019-December 2023
Rehabilitation of Parameter
Fencing of Day Care Center
Construction/Rehabilitation January 2021-December 2021
of Recreational Facility
Establishment of Children’s January 2020-December 2023
Playground

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 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
FOR THE YEAR 2019-2023

Name of Barangay: Barangay III-Poblacion Land Area: 90.22 hectares

City: La Carlota City Population: 5, 936
Province: Negros Occidental Dominant Land Use: Residential/Commercial

Period of Implementation
Performance Name of Description Location Output 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Remarks
Area Project Benefit Funding Funding Funding Funding Funding
Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source

Institutional Attendance of Attendance City/Brgy. Capacitate 30, 000 Brgy. 35, 000 Brgy. 40, 000 Brgy. 45, 000 Brgy. 50, 000 Brgy.
Sangguniang to various both the Fund/ Fund/SK Fund/SK Fund/SK Fund/SK
Barangay seminar s elective SK Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
Members and and and
Sangguniang trainings appointive
Kabataan officials of
Members to their
Various functions
Capacity/ for an
Capability effective
Building and
efficient
delivery of
basic
services
Formulation of Formulate Barangay Formulate/
Internal Rules IRP Adopt IRP
of Procedure
Conduct of Conduct of Barangay Hear and 5, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. 15, 000 Brgy. 15, 000 Brgy. Fund
Barangay Barangay discuss Fund Fund Fund Fund
Assemblies Assemblies issues and
twice a year concerns of
residents

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 Period of Implementation
Performance Name of Description Location Output 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Remarks
Area Project Benefit Funding Funding Funding Funding Funding
Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source
Membership/ Presence of Barangay Active 10, 000 Brgy. 12, 000 Brgy. 15, 000 Brgy. 18, 000 Brgy. 20, 000 Brgy. Fund
Participation CSO’s and involvement Fund Fund Fund Fund
of CSO’s and sectoral of CSO’s
groups in and sectoral
sectoral
BBI’s and groups in the
groups in Barangay BBI’s
BBI’s and programs
barangay
programs
Update of Mainte- Barangay Updated
Registry of nance of Registry of 1, 000 Brgy. 2, 000 Brgy. 2, 000 Brgy. 2, 000 Brgy. 2, 000 Brgy. Fund
Barangay Registry of Barangay Fund Fund Fund Fund
Inhabitants Barangay Inhabitants
Inhabitants
Social Distribution of Distribution Day At least 130
Services School Supplies of School Care/ALS students 5, 000 Brgy. 5, 000 Brgy. Fund 5, 000 5, 000 8, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund
Supplies to Center provided with Fund Fund
Day Care school
Pupils and supplies
ALS
Students
Educational Provision of Barangay Decrease
Assistance educational the rate of 20, 000 Brgy./ SK 20, 000 Brgy./ SK 20, 000 Brgy./ SK 25, 000 Brgy./ SK 25, 000 Brgy./ SK
assistance/ students not Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
scholarship attending
grants school
Strengthening Protection of VAW Protection of
of VAW Desk abused Center abused 40, 000 GAD 45, 000 GAD Fund 45, 000 GAD Fund 50, 000 GAD 50, 000 GAD Fund
women and women and Fund Fund
children children from
their
Perpetrators
Provision of Financial Barangay 100
assistance to assistance to Indigents 20,000 Brgy. 20, 000 Brgy. Fund 20, 000 Brgy. Fund 30, 000 Brgy. 30, 000 Brgy. Fund
Indigents Indigents provided with Fund Fund
assistance
Conduct of Blood Barangay At least 100
Bloodletting donation Blood donors 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 20, 000 Brgy. 20, 000 Brgy. Fund
Activity drive donated Fund Fund
Distribution of Procurement Barangay 100 availed Brgy. Brgy. Fund 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund
free medicines of medicines 10, 000 Fund 10, 000 10, 000 Brgy. Fund Fund

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 Period of Implementation
Performance Name of Description Location Output 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Remarks
Area Project Benefit Funding Funding Funding Funding Funding
Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source
Conduct of Free Barangay Male
Operation Tuli circumcision adolescents 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 12, 000 Brgy. Fund 15, 000 Brgy. 15, 000 Brgy. Fund
services and adults Fund Fund
will be
circumcised
Conduct of Free Medical Barangay Free Medical
Dental and and Dental and Dental 15, 000 Brgy. 15, 000 Brgy. Fund 15, 000` Brgy. Fund 15, 000 Brgy. 15, 000 Brgy. Fund
Medical Check-up Check-up Fund Fund
Consultation
Provision of Zero Open Purok 4 Household to
toilet bowls Defecation avail free 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund
Status toilet bowl Fund Fund
Purchase of Procurement Barangay Availability of
medical of various medical 20, 000 Brgy. 20, 000 Brgy. Fund 20, 000 Brgy. Fund 20, 000 Brgy. 30, 000 Brgy. Fund
equipment medical equipment Fund Fund
equipment for the use of
barangay
health center
Regular Conduct of Health Ensure
provision of activities and Center Safety, 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund
maternal and programs for Health & Fund Fund
child care pregnant protection of
mothers and Mothers and
children children
Relocation or Resettlement Purok 2, 3, 19
Assistance to / Assistance 5, 6, 8, 10 households 50, 000 Brgy. 50, 000 Brgy. Fund 50, 000 Brgy. Fund 60, 000 Brgy. 70, 000 Brgy. Fund
Informal to Informal & 11 will be Fund Fund
Settlers Settlers relocated
Maintenance of Repair of All Purok Well-lit
street lighting various streets and 40, 000 Brgy. 40, 000 Brgy. Fund 40, 000 Brgy. Fund 40, 000 Brgy. 50, 000 Brgy. Fund
facilities streetlights in roads Fund Fund
barangay
streets
Training on Conduct of Barangay Impart
Disaster Fire and knowledge 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 20, 000 Brgy. Fund 25, 000 Brgy. 30, 000 Brgy. Fund
Preparedness Earthquake on how to Fund Fund
and Resiliency Drills be prepared
in times of
disaster and
become a
resilient
individuals

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 Period of Implementation
Performance Name of Description Location Output 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Remarks
Area Project Benefit Funding Funding Funding Funding Funding
Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source
Purchase of Procurement Barangay 1 unit of
Rescue of 1 unit of rescue 200, 000 Province/ 300, 000 Province/
Vehicle/Motor rescue vehicle Brgy. Brgy. Fund
Vehicle vehicle purchased Fund

Economic Conduct of Job Conduct of City/ Employment 50, 000 Brgy. 50, 000 Brgy. Fund 50, 000 Brgy. Fund 50, 000 Brgy. 50, 000 Brgy. Fund
Fairs Job Fairs Barangay opportunities Fund Fund

Skills Training Conduct of Barangay Trained 15, 000 Brgy. 20, 000 Brgy. Fund
on Meat Training on individuals Fund
Processing Meat
Processing

Training on Training on Barangay Trained 20, 000 Brgy. Fund

Beauty Care Beauty Care individuals
Services Services
(Manicure,
Pedicure, Hair
Spa, Facial etc.)

Skills Training Conduct of Barangay Trained 20, 000 Brgy. Fund

on Table Training on individuals
Skirting and Table
Flower Skirting and
Arrangement Flower
Arrangement

Skills Training Training on Barangay Trained 20,000 Brgy. Fund

on Body Body individuals
Massage Massage
Therapy Therapy

Skills Training Training on Barangay 20, 000 Brgy.

on Soap- Soap-making Fund
making

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 Period of Implementation
Performance Name of Description Location Output 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Remarks
Area Project Benefit Funding Funding Funding Funding Funding
Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source
Environment Implementation Knowledge Barangay Promote
of R.A. 9003 on proper individual 15, 000 20% 15, 000 20% Urban 15, 000 20% Urban 20, 000 20% 20, 000 20% Urban
waste responsibility Urban Greening/ Greening/ Urban Greening/
segregation, towards Greening/ Solid Solid Greening/ Solid Waste
availability of proper Solid Waste Waste Solid Manage-ment
collection segregation, Waste Manage- Manage- Waste
scheme, collection, Manage- ment ment Manage-
functional transport, ment ment
MRF, etc.) storage,
treatment
and disposal
of
solid waste
Clean-up Drive Massive All Puroks Live in a
clean-up sound and 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 10, 000 Brgy. Fund 10, 000 Brgy. 10, 000 Brgy. Fund
activity healthy Fund Fund
among environment
barangay away from
streets any diseases
Tree Planting Procurement Barangay Environ-
Activity of Seedlings Streets mental 3, 000 Brgy. Fund 3, 000 Brgy. Fund
Preservation
De-clogging Conduct of Barangay Minimize
Operation de-clogging flooding 200, 000 20% 200, 000 20% Dev’t. 200, 000 20% Dev’t 200, 000 20% 200, 000 20% Dev’t
operations Dev’t Fund Fund Dev’t Fund
Fund Fund
Infrastructure Improvement/ Improvement Barangay Improved
Rehabilitation/ of physical physical 100, 000 20% 300, 000 20% Dev’t 300, 000 20% Dev’t 300, 000 20% 300, 000 20% Dev’t
Renovation of structure of structure of Dev’t Fund Fund Dev’t fund
Multi-Purpose Multi- Multi- Fund Fund
Building Purpose Purpose
Building Building
Rehabilitation of Rehabilita- Barangay Improved 142, 20% 100, 000 20%
Covered tion of services for 930.43 Dev’t Dev’t
Courts/ Uriarte and the Fund Fund
Evacuation Villa Caridad constituents
Center Subdivisions
Covered
Court/
Evacuation
Center

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 Period of Implementation
Performance Name of Description Location Output 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Remarks
Area Project Benefit Funding Funding Funding Funding Funding
Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source Amount Source
Rehabilitation/ Rehabilita- Barangay Availability of
100, 000 100, 000
Renovation/ tion of Senior office for the 20% 20% Dev’t 100, 000 20% Dev’t
Improvement of Citizens Senior Dev’t Fund Fund
Senior Citizens Office Members of Fund
Office the
Barangay
Rehabilitation of Rehabilita- Barangay Permanent
100, 000 100, 000
VAWC Center tion of VAW structure to 20% 20% Dev’t 100, 000 20% 100, 000 20% Dev’t
Center cater the Dev’t Fund Dev’t Fund
abused Fund Fund
women and
children
Improvement/ Rehabilita- Barangay Rehabilitated
100, 000
Renovation/ tion of Parameter 20% 100, 000 20% Dev’t
Rehabilitation of Parameter Fencing of Dev’t Fund
Parameter Fencing of CDC Fund
Fencing of Day Child
Care Center Development
Center
Establishment Provision of Barangay Enhance
100, 000
/Rehabilitation Children’s child’s motor 20% Dev’t 100, 000 20% Dev’t
of Children’s play park and social Fund Fund
Playground development
Construction/Re Provision of Barangay Availability of
200, 000
habilitation of Recreational Recreational 20% Dev’t
Recreational Facility facility for the Fund
Facility Residents

TOTAL P1, 348, 1, 232, 1,149, 1,218,000. 1,785,000.00

930.43 000.00 000.00 00

ANNABELLE Q. BERMUDO BARLOW F. BIÑAS RENAN Q. BERMUDO JOBERT G. JALANDO-ON MARIO B. POLO
Punong Barangay SB Member SB Member SB Member SB Member

CARMEN A. BACLAGON NOEMI E. PENDON MAKKI Z. PILAR JUDDSON KEITH G. CABALLERO HOMER Q. BERMUDO
SB Member SB Member SB Member SK Chairperson Congressman’s Representative

EDDIE G. GARCIA MARCELO JALANDONI RUFINO RIEGO SR. ELIZABETH CAJURAO

CSO/PO Representative CSO/PO Representative CSO/PO Representative CSO/PO Representative

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 Annual Investment Plan
Barangay III-Poblacion
Year: 2019

Program or Project Brief Description Location Status Source of Implementation Period Total Remarks
Funds & Amount
Needed Funds
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
Honorarium/Allowance of Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 2, 881, 370.00
Administrative & Legislative Barangay Officials,
Services Personnel and Staff
Maintenance and Other Provision of basic Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 979, 703.92
Operating Expenses services to the residents
Capital Outlay Barangay / / / / 110, 000.00

Day Care Services Child Development Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 36,000.00

Workers
Health & Nutrition Services Allowance of 7 BHW’s, 1 Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 120,000.00
BNS and 1 LS
Conduct of regular roving Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 150, 000.00
Peace and Order Services of Barangay Tanods
Development Projects (20% of IRA)-
MOOE
Environmental Management Urban Greening/ Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 210, 686.17
Implementation of R.A
9003
Flood Control Program & Projects Riprapping/ declogging of Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / 200, 000.00
canals
Social Development –Child Attendance to training Brgy. Fund / / / 15, 000.00
Protection Program and seminar

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 Development Projects (20%) of IRA
– Capital Outlay
1. Improvement/Renovation/ Rehabilitation of Multi- Barangay Brgy. Fund / 100, 000.00
Rehabilitation of Multi-Purpose Purpose Building
Building
2. Purchase of Rescue Purchase of One (1) unit Barangay Brgy. Fund / 100, 000.00
Vehicle/Motor Vehicle of rescue vehicle
3. Improvement/Renovation/ Improved physical Barangay Brgy. Fund / 100, 000.00
Rehabilitation of Senior Citizens structure of Senior
Office Citizens Office
4. Rehabilitation of Covered Court/ Rehabilitation of Covered Barangay Brgy. Fund / 142, 930.43
Evacuation Center Court/Evacuation Center
5. Construction of VAWC Center Construction of VAW Barangay Brgy. Fund / 100, 000.00
Center
6. Improvement/ Renovation/ Parameter fencing of Day Barangay Brgy. Fund / 100, 000.00
Rehabilitation of Parameter Fencing Care Center
of Day Care Center
SK Projects (10%) Implementation of various Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 690, 747.88
programs, projects and
activities for the welfare
of youth.
BDRRMF (5%) Preparedness in any Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 345, 373.94
disaster that may occur
and minimize the impact
of disaster.
GAD Fund (5%) Conduct of activities/ Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 345, 373.94
programs addresses,
provides and pursues full
equality and development
for men and women.
Senior Citizens/PWDs (1%) Conduct of activities and Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 53, 430.83
programs for the welfare
and protection of Senior

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 members and Person
with Disabilities
LCPC (1%) Conduct of programs and Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 53, 430.83
activities that protects
and promotes children’s
welfare
BADAC (1%) Conduct of programs and Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 53, 430.83
activities that strengthens
the campaign against the
use of illegal drugs
HIV AIDS (1%) Conduct of programs and Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 10, 000.00
activities to intensify HIV
AIDS Awareness
PPAN Conduct of programs to Barangay Brgy. Fund / / / / 10, 000.00
address malnutrition in
the barangay.
TOTAL 6, 907, 478.77

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