Enhancement BDP Workshops Presentation V3 Primer
Enhancement BDP Workshops Presentation V3 Primer
FORMULATION /
UPDATING OF
BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT
PLAN
(VERSION 2.0)
SCOPE OF PRESENTATION
• Briefer on the linkage of Enhanced BDP geared
towards peace development
• Reporting Mechanism
PRIMER ON
BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING
DILG-NBOO
Purpose of this guide..
• For ILs (Immersed LGOOs) and HLs (Host LGOOs) to
have a uniform understanding on the formulation / updating
of the BDP, for this purpose (Immersion)
PREPARATION
SHAPE PLANNING
OVERLAPPING PHASES
CRAFTING OF BDP
STRENGTHENED BARANGAY-BASED
TRANSFORM INSTITUTIONS
RESOLUTION OF SECONDARY ISSUES
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Formulation/Review
Determination of
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps
and Mission
BDP Formulation Flowchart
Formulation of the
Annual Investment
Program (AIP)
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Formulation/Review
Determination of
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps
and Mission
Organization of
Barangay Development
Council – TWG / Sectoral
Planning Groups
BHERT
SK PB SB TANOD
BAFC BPOC
BADAC BNC
Secretary Treasurer
BFARMC BHRAO
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Formulation/Review
Determination of
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps
and Mission
Situational Analysis and
Problem Identification
Indicative Mapping
• Plotting of location of current
situation, also shows natural resources
and other characteristics of the
Barangay
Planning Indicators
• Data sets to be gathered and analysed
Situational Analysis
• Demography (Pop. Size,
Migration Rate etc.)
and Problem
• Social Development (Health, Identification
Education, Peace and Order Planning
• Local Economy (Employment,
Production Areas)
Indicators
• Inventory of Physical Structures
and Facilities
• Capacity Development Agenda of
Officials
Minimum Customized
Planning Planning
Indicators Indicators
• For conflict – affected barangays (
Primary and secondary issues
resulting to armed conflict and
infiltration of communist terrorist
groups)
• For IP-dominated barangays (land
• Data on RBIs
Validation of size of the ancestral domains)
Baseline Data • For GIDA – Poverty Incidence and
• Other Information relevant to the
Access to Basic Social Services)
5 development sectors
• For Disaster –prone –(disaster
• Delivery of basic services
timeline history, hazard maps)
Situational Analysis
and Problem
Identification
Data and Information Sources
Internal Sources (Within the Barangay) External Sources(Outside the Barangay)
CBMS
Situational Analysis and
Problem Identification
WORKSHOP 1:
SPOT MAPPING
(
WS1: SPOT MAPPING
(Day 1 – Half-day)
OBJECTIVES:
At the end of this session, the Barangay will be able to
demonstrate awareness on their current state,
available resources, basic services and desired state.
WS1: SPOT MAPPING
(Day 1 – Half-day)
Activity / Methodology Materials / Person/s Required Output
Instructions Resources Responsible
Needed
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Formulation/Review
Determination of
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps
and Mission
Formulation/Review
of Barangay Vision
and Mission
Inter-Barangay • Every barangay must coordinate and cooperate with each other and should
not compete with the neighbouring barangays. Progress is achieved faster if
Cooperation there is unity among the barangays towards one objective
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Formulation/Review
Determination of
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps
and Mission
Determination
of Vision-
Reality Gaps
• The comparison of the standards with the data based on the actual
situation is necessary in order to determine the gaps, if any, which
the barangay should aspire to address. Once they determine the
gaps, they can identify the necessary interventions to address such
gaps
• The development issues and concerns can be those areas with huge
gaps between the standards, as dictated by laws and policies, and
the data on the actual situation. An example of such gap is:
Identification of Primary
and Secondary Issues
Situational Analysis
Primary Issues Secondary Issues
Low Farm Worker Wages or Low crop
productivity yield
Low Buying Price of Agricultural
Products re: Copra and Rice
Tenant Concerns re: Awarding of
Lands (Absence of Proof of Land
Ownership of Tenants)
Land Titling of Barangay Site
WS3: DETERMINATION OF PRIMARY AND
SECONDARY ISSUES
Activity / Methodology Materials / Person/s Required Output
Instructions Resources Responsible
Needed
Inadequate Irrigation
WS4: DETERMINATION OF
VISION-REALITY GAP
Inadequate Irrigation 5 5
SESSION 5:
SETTING OF GOALS AND
OBJECTIVES
(
BDP Formulation Flowchart
Organization of Formulation of the
BDC – TWG / Identification and Barangay
Sectoral Planning Prioritization of PPAs Development
Groups Investment Program
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Formulation/Review
Determination of
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps
and Mission
Setting of
Goals and
Objectives
GOAL
- A desired outcome OBJECTIVE
and is typically
-Specific, measurable
broad and long-term
actions to be taken in a
in nature
defined period of time
to achieve the goal
Setting of
Goals and
Objectives
Sector: Economic
Inadequate Irrigation 5 5
SESSION 6:
IDENTIFICATION AND
PRIORITIZATION OF PPAs
BDP Formulation Flowchart
Organization of Formulation of the
BDC – TWG / Identification and Barangay
Sectoral Planning Prioritization of PPAs Development
Groups Investment Program
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Formulation/Review
Determination of
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps
and Mission
WS 6.1:
IDENTIFICATION OF PPAs
WS6.1: IDENTIFICATION OF PPAS
Activity / Methodology Materials / Person/s Required Output
Instructions Resources Responsible
Needed
4. Identification Focus Group Manila Paper/ Immersed Duly filled-up WS
of PPAs Discussion / Cartolina / Meta LGOOs, Barangay 6.1 Template
- Let workshop Cards, Sheet of Officials /
participants Owned PPAs, Barangay
identify PPAs Laptop and WS 2 Development
or solutions template Council / Sectoral
that may Groups /
contribute to Municipal Core
cease felt Team, Provincial
issues and Government and
needs NGAs
5. Identification
of Intervention
Type
- Through
theLGOO facis,
participants shall
identify PPAs as
Project, Service
or Legislation
WS6.1: IDENTIFICATION OF PPAS
SECTOR: ECONOMIC / FARMERS
OBJECTIVES:
- Among the Focus group Manila Paper/ Immersed Duly filled out
identified discussion / Cartolina / Meta LGOOs, WS 6.2:
URGENT workshop Cards and WS 3 Barangay PRIORITIZATIO
projects, template Officials / N OF
participants, in Barangay PROJECTS
consensus, Development
shall rank the Council /
projects Sectoral Groups
according to / Municipal Core
their immediate Team, Provincial
needs. Government
and NGAs
WS6.2: PRIORITIZATION OF PROJECTS
(Day 2 )
Activity / Methodology Materials / Person/s Required Output
Instructions Resources Responsible
Needed
Urgent projects Focus group Manila Paper/ Immersed Duly filled out
shall be ranked discussion / Cartolina / Meta LGOOs, WS 6.2:
in ascending workshop Cards and WS 3 Barangay PRIORITIZATIO
order with rank template Officials / N OF
1 as the top- Barangay PROJECTS
most priority. Development
Council /
-Same process Sectoral Groups
shall apply for / Municipal Core
other Team, Provincial
classification of Government
PPAs. and NGAs
WS6.2: PRIORITIZATION OF PROJECTS
(Day 2 )
Workshop 3: PRIORITIZATION OF PROJECTS
Sector: Economic / Farmers
Goal: To provide mechanism to increase employment / income opportunities
Primary Issues Secondary Issues Projects Prioritization Ranking
Tenant Concerns re: Awarding of lands to
Awarding of Lands Tenants
(Absence of Proof Urgent 3
of Land Ownership
of Tenants)
Inadequate Irrigation Construction of
irrigation canal in Purok Essential 1
2 and Purok 4
SESSION 7:
FORMULATION OF THE
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT PROGRAM
BDP Formulation Flowchart
Organization of Formulation of the
BDC – TWG / Identification and Barangay
Sectoral Planning Prioritization of PPAs Development
Groups Investment Program
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Formulation/Review
Determination of
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps
and Mission
Formulation of the
Barangay
Development
Investment Program
Low Buying Price To provide Training on Poddy Service DA, PLGU and
of Agricultural alternative means of and Coco Sugar MLGU
Products re: Copra livelihood Production (Venue:
and Rice Upper Sta. Cruz)
Tenant Concerns To award titled lands Awarding of lands to Project DAR
re: Awarding of to deserving tenants Tenants
Lands (Absence of
Proof of Land
Ownership of
Tenants)
Inadequate To provide adequate Construction of Project NIA, MLGU
Irrigation irrigation to 18% of irrigation canal in
farm lands by 2022 Purok 2 and Purok 4
WS7: FORMULATION OF THE BDIP
Amount
AIP Ref Intervention Ownership / Period of Implementation Expected Project
Primary Issues Secondary Issues PSLs (In thousand Pesos)
Code Type OPR Outputs Cost
2020 2021 2022 PS MOOE CO Total
Those governance gaps that are related to Those that are related to the cultural, Provide the appropriate Project, Service or Type the name of Expected Cost of the Project
agriculture and agrarian reform such as economic, political, and social Programs, Projects, Legislation the Implementing Outputs /
land ownership and other natural challenges of the community including Services, Activities and Unit / Agency first Results
resources (DILG MC 2019-169; see Sample lack of government facilities, absence of Lagislative Interventions followed by the
Pri and Sec Issues Sheet) basic government services among Cooperating Units
others(DILG MC 2019-169; see Sample
Pri and Sec Issues Sheet)
Seminar on
Seminar on Crop Crop Rotation
Rotation Practices and DA, PLGU and Practices and
Low Farm Worker Wages Service 500,000
other farming MLGU other farming
techniques techniques
conducted
Training on
Training on Poddy and Poddy and
Coco Sugar
Low Buying Price of Agricultural Coco Sugar Production DA, PLGU and
Service Production 750,000
Products re: Copra and Rice (Venue: Upper Sta. MLGU (Venue: Upper
Cruz) Sta. Cruz)
conducted
Tenant Concerns re: Awarding of Lands
Awarding of lands to
Lands (Absence of Proof of Land Project DAR awarded to 6,000,000
Tenants
Ownership of Tenants) 12 tenants
Irrigation
Construction of
canal at P2
Inadequate Irrigation irrigation canal in Purok Project NIA, MLGU 3,500,000
and P4
2 and Purok 4
condtructed
BDP Formulation Flowchart
Organization of Formulation of the
BDC – TWG / Identification and Barangay
Sectoral Planning Prioritization of PPAs Development
Groups Investment Program
Situational Analysis
Setting of Goals and Adoption and
and Problem Approval of the BDP
Objectives
Identification
Submission of
Formulation/Review
Determination of Approved BDP to
of Barangay Vision
Vision-Reality Gaps C/M Development
and Mission
Council
BDP Formulation Flowchart
Formulation of the
Annual Investment
Program (AIP)
Camarines Labo Macogon Farm Output Prices Establish a marketing system in the
DA
Norte barangay
Expected Outputs..
• Excel File BDP Workshop Templates V3 Primer
Workshop 7: SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Amount
AIP Ref Intervention Ownership / Period of Implementation Expected Project
Primary Issues Secondary Issues PSLs (In thousand Pesos)
Code Type OPR Outputs Cost
2020 2021 2022 PS MOOE CO Total
Those governance gaps that are related to Those that are related to the cultural, Provide the appropriate Project, Service or Type the name of Expected Cost of the Project
agriculture and agrarian reform such as economic, political, and social Programs, Projects, Legislation the Implementing Outputs /
land ownership and other natural challenges of the community including Services, Activities and Unit / Agency first Results
resources (DILG MC 2019-169; see Sample lack of government facilities, absence of Lagislative Interventions followed by the
Pri and Sec Issues Sheet) basic government services among Cooperating Units
others(DILG MC 2019-169; see Sample
Pri and Sec Issues Sheet)
Seminar on
Seminar on Crop Crop Rotation
Rotation Practices and DA, PLGU and Practices and
Low Farm Worker Wages Service 500,000
other farming MLGU other farming
techniques techniques
conducted
Training on
Training on Poddy and Poddy and
Coco Sugar
Low Buying Price of Agricultural Coco Sugar Production DA, PLGU and
Service Production 750,000
Products re: Copra and Rice (Venue: Upper Sta. MLGU (Venue: Upper
Cruz) Sta. Cruz)
conducted
Tenant Concerns re: Awarding of Lands
Awarding of lands to
Lands (Absence of Proof of Land Project DAR awarded to 6,000,000
Tenants
Ownership of Tenants) 12 tenants
Irrigation
Construction of
canal at P2
Inadequate Irrigation irrigation canal in Purok Project NIA, MLGU 3,500,000
and P4
2 and Purok 4
condtructed
Expected Outputs..
• PDF File of the PACKAGED ENHANCED BDP
(EBDP)
Expected Outputs..
• PDF File of Baranggayan Terminal Report
Reporting Mechanism
• HLs are responsible in the submission of all the
required 4 BARANGGAYAN OUTPUTS:
1. Excel File Baranggayan Consolidated List of PPAs 2020
2. Excel File BDP Workshop Templates V3 Primer
3. PDF File of the PACKAGED ENHANCED BDP (EBDP)
4. PDF File of Baranggayan Terminal Report
• Submission through:
http://bit.ly/R5RCSP20<ProvinceName>
example: bit.ly/R5RCSP20CamarinesNorte
• Materials of EBDP available through this link
http://bit.ly/R5ebdp2020
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
DIOS MABALOS!