PA 207 LOCAL GOVERNMENT

PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION
AND EVALUATION OF PPAS
Barangay
Development
Plan
The Barangay Development Annual investment
plan is a component of the medium-term
barangay development plan. It contains the
specific programs, projects and activities with
corresponding project costs including the
reasonable timing in the release of funds
Barangay Development Plan (BDP)
Official document contains the
P/P/As
intended to provide solutions to
issues and concerns
contains the processes which
the barangay government can
harness
attain higher levels of quality of
life, prosperity and peace
 Legal Bases for the Preparation of the
Barangay Development Plan
 Section 106, LG Code of 1991

 LGU is mandated to have a

comprehensive and multi-sectoral
development plan
- spearheaded by the development
council and duly approved by the
sanggunian/legislature
Joint Memorandum Circular No. 01 series of
2007 (DILG, DBM, NEDA and DOF) –
Rationalized Planning System

One of its guidelines is ensuring

the connection between the local
development and local budget
 Importance of the Preparation and Rationalization of
Barangay Development Plan

Ensures that its contents directly

address the needs of the
community and the residents of
the barangay
Primary Purpose of Barangay
Development Plan

to protect public interest

and that of every
individual who has a stake
in the planning process
Planning is a key element in governance
that is expected to answer the following key
questions:

 WHY is there a need for the local government

to plan?
 WHO are involved in planning?
 HOW is the plan accomplished
 WHAT are the activities that will ensure the
implementation of the prepared plan?
The current planning system
attempts to avoid having different
plans. This is through the
encouragement of sectoral groups
and CSOs to participate in the
planning process.
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Section 16, LCG - General Welfare of the Citizenry
Preservation and enrichment of culture
Promotion of health and safety
Enhancement of people’s right to a
balanced ecology
Encouragement and support for
appropriate self-reliant technology
Improvement of public morals
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Cont’n Section 16, LG Code

Enhancement of economic prosperity and
social justice
 Promotion of full employment
 Maintenance of peace and order
Preservation of comfort and convenience
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 Section 17 (b.1) , LG Code – Basic Services and

Facilities for a Barangay
Agricultural support services which include
planting materials distribution system and
operation of farm produce collection and
buying stations
Health and social welfare services which
include maintenance of barangay health
center and day-care center
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 Section 17 (b.1) , LG Code – Basic Services and

Facilities for a Barangay
Services and facilities related to general
hygiene and sanitation , beautification, and
solid waste collection
Maintenance of katarungang pambarangay
Maintenance of barangay roads and bridges
and water supply systems
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 Section 17 (b.1) , LG Code – Basic Services and

Facilities for a Barangay
Infrastructure facilities such as: multi-
purpose hall, multipurpose pavement,
plaza, sports center, and other similar
facilities
Information and reading center
Satellite or public market, where viable
Composition of BDC
Chairperson – Punong Barangay
Members:
Sangguniang Barangay
Members
Representatives of NGOs
operating in the barangay, who
shall constitute not less that ¼ of
the members of the fully
organized council
A representative of the
congressman
 The NGO that will be
represented in the BDC must
be duly recognized or
accredited by the
Sangguniang Barangay
BDC must meet at least
once every 6 months or as
often as necessary.
 Duties and Functions of the
BDC
1. Assist the corresponding sanggunian in setting
the direction of economic and social
development, and coordinating development
efforts within its territorial jurisdiction
(Se. 106, LGC)

2. Perform the functions according to Section 109,

LGC
 Encourage the citizenry to be involved in the
preparation and implementation of
development programs and projects
Duties and Functions of the BDC
3. Prepare a development plan based on the
barangay’s priority needs
4. Monitor and evaluate the
implementation of national or local
programs and projects
5. Perform such other functions as maybe
provided by law or competent authority
The BDC Secretariat headed by the barangay

secretary with the assistance of the

City/Mun. Planning and Development
Coordinator shall perform the following:
• Assist the BDC with requirements
which are technical in nature
• Record meetings or events
pertaining to planning
• Prepare reports
• Assist in other activities as maybe
required
 II. The Barangay Development Planning Process
The Barangay Development Planning Framework

Pre Monitoring
Formulation Implementation
-Formulation &Evaluation
 Barangay Development Planning Process
A. Pre-Formulation
1. Issuance of the Executive Order;
2. Creation of Technical Working Group
(TWG);
3. Mobilization of Resources;
4. Orientation of Barangay Stakeholders;
5. Data Gathering
6. Indicative mapping; and
7. Validating and Updating of Baseline
data.
 B. Formulation
1. Revisiting/Formulating the Vision-Mission-
Goals;
2. Situational Analysis;
3. Benchmarking of Sectoral Data;
4. Ranking of Priority Issues and Concerns;
5. Setting the Objectives;
6. Generation of Solutions through the
Implementation of Programs Projects
Activities (PPAs); and
7. Investment Programming.
 C. Implementation
 The BDP can be implemented
through an Annual Investment
Program (AIP). This is expected to
answer the different issues covering
the 5 sectors of development.
 It is important that all prioritized
programs or projects must be funded
to enable their implementation.
 D. Monitoring and Evaluation

Only through strict monitoring and

evaluation can the value of a project be
fully appreciated and its consistency with
the expected results determined.
Monitoring and evaluation are necessary
to identify gaps and areas for improvement
and be given proper solutions. This is
essential to avoid the worsening of
problems and be resolved accordingly.

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 III. Barangay Budget Process
 The Barangay Budget is a document that
enumerates costs for expenditures in relation to
the revenue earned by the barangay in a given
period of time
 Article 423 of the IRR Code states that “the
punong barangay is mandated to prepare a
Barangay Budget after receiving the Statement of
income and Expenditures from the barangay
treasurer and to submit the same to the
sanguniang barangay for proper ratification.”
 This is done to ensure that the implementation of
all identified programs shall benefit all barangay
residents.
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 The Barangay Budget is a document that enumerates
costs for expenditures in relation to the revenue earned
by the barangay in a given period of time
 Article 423 of the IRR Code states that “the punong
barangay is mandated to prepare a Barangay Budget
after receiving the Statement of income and
Expenditures from the barangay treasurer and to
submit the same to the sanguniang barangay for proper
ratification.”
 This is done to ensure that the implementation of all
identified programs shall benefit all barangay residents.
 Section 324 of the LG Code of 1991 states that “The
budgets of local government units for any fiscal year
shall comply with the following requirements:
1. The total amount appropriated shall not exceed the
estimates of income;
2. Full provision shall be made for all statutory and
contractual obligations of the local government unit
concerned: Provided, however, that the amount of
appropriations for debt servicing shall not exceed
20% of the regular income of the local government
unit concerned;
3. All approved and ratified programs and projects must
be properly funded according to the mandate of the
law to include:
• 5% of the General Fund is earmarked for Gender and
Development.
• 1% of the IRA is earmarked for Senior Citizens (R.A.
No. 9994 or the Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010)
and for the Differently Abled Persons (R.A. No. 7277 or
the Magna Carta for Disabled Persons).
• 1% of the IRA is for the implementation of projects of
the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
(BCPC).
• Five percent (5%) of the estimated revenue
from regular sources shall be set aside as an
annual lump sum appropriation for unforeseen
expenditures arising from the occurrence of
calamities: Provided, however, That such
appropriation shall be used only in the area, or
a portion thereof, of the local government unit
or other areas declared by the President in a
state of calamity.
 Date Activity Person Responsible
January Stakeholders Meeting and BDC
Planning BDC Secretariat
January - February • Indicative mapping BDC
• Gathering and validation of
baseline data
March – April • Setting of Objectives and BDC
identification of Solutions
through the implementation
of programs, projects and
activities
 Date Activity Person
Responsible
March – April • Sorting and Review of BDC
Information Needed for the
Development Plan
May 1 Submission of the BDC Secretariat
Development Plan to the
Sanguniang barangay

May 15 Submission of the BDC Secretariat

Development Plan to the
Office of the City/Municipal
Planning and Development
Officer(s)
 Date Activity Person Responsible
On or before Submission of the Detailed Barangay
September 15 and Itemized Revenues and Treasurer
Expenditures of the previous
year and Projected Revenues
and Expenditures for the
current year by the punong
barangay to the sanguniang
barangay
September 15 Preparation of the Annual Punong Barangay
to October 15 Budget
October 16 Submission of the Barangay Punong Barangay
Annual Budget to the
Sanguniang Barangay
 Date Activity Person Responsible
October 17 to Ratification of the Annual Sangguniang
November 16 Budget through the enactment Barangay
of an Appropriation Ordinance

November 26 Submission of Ratified Annual Punong Barangay

Budget to the sanguniang
panlungsod/bayan covering the
barangay through the
City/Municipal Budget Officer
for review
November 27 to Review of the barangay Annual Sangguniang
December 26 Budget Panlungsod/Bayan
through the
City/Municipal
Budget Officer
 Date Activity Person
Responsible
January 1 to Budget utilization in Barangay
December of the accordance with approved Treasurer
ensuing year system and laws on the
utilization and
disbursement of public
funds
1st January – 31st Implementation and Punong Barangay
December of the execution of priority and
ensuing year funded programs, projects
and activities.
According to Section 331 of the LG Code of 1991:
1. The Annual budget for personal services of the barangay
must not exceed 55% of its annual revenue actually
realized from local sources during the next
preceding fiscal year.
2. A barangay budget is also covered by the same regulation
or limitation as mandated by law, to include the
following:
• 10% of the General Fund of the Barangay is allocated for
the SK
• At least 20% of the IRA is allocated for development
programs.
 Sample of Barangay
Development Plan
of Barangay Pangdan
Municipality of Jagna
Municipality of Bohol

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 Introduction
Methodology

As mandated by the LGC.

The Municipal Local Government is
advocating the dramatic planning budgeting
workshop to lower levels of local
government unit’s services. As spelled out in
the synchronized planning-budgeting
linkage and budget operations manual for
barangay and the use of the budget forms to
be utilized in three succeeding years. The
objective of the program is to promote
transparency in local governance.
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 History of the Barangay Pangdan
Pangdan is the popular, past and present name of the
barrio. This is the only barrio of Jagna where “pandan”
or “pandamus” thrivess. Hence it is called Pangdan.
The word Pangdan is derived from the word “pandan”,
which is a thorny-leafed plant. The leaves are used for
making mats and other similar articles. This barrio
includes the sitios of Balbalan, Kanhabol, and
Kinalumsan.
There is no authentic record available which definitely
tells the date of the establishment of this barrio.
According to reliable informants, when the Spaniards
came to Bohol, this pace was already occupied by a
certain group of natives headed by a datu. Just a few
years after the defeat of the Spaniards by the British,
the Spanish government established the barrios of
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 History of the Barangay Pangdan

The families that originally occupied Pangdan

were the Acenas of Balbalan, the Jamisola,

Acedo,
Ranara, and Galolo of Kinalumsan, and the
Lakaran of Canhabuol.

The recorded Cabezas of Pangdan were Juan Acas,

Anecito Acenas, Nicolas Acenas, Dumpas Galolo,
Paulino Acenas and Tomas Jalloren. During the
American administration and to the early Philippine
Republic, the barrio was headed by Tenientes
Paulino Acenas, Nazario Jamisola, Mariano Acaso,
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 PROMINENT LEADERS OF THE BARANGAY
AND THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
YEAR LEADER ACCOPLISHMENTS
1956-1962 Rev. Fr. Jacinto Acedo First Ordained Priest in
Jagna
1956-1962 Urbano Llido Teniente del Barrio
1963-1964 Agripino Jamisola VICE MAYOR of Jagna
Asphalted the Pangdan
National Highway
1965-1967 Agripino Jamisola MAYOR of Jagna
1964-1968 Celso Ranis Barangay Captain
Construction of the Birhen
sa Barangay Shrine in
Ilihan Hill Irrigation Dam
Improvement of the
Cultural Stage Pangdan
Waterworks

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 PROMINENT LEADERS OF THE BARANGAY
AND THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
YEAR LEADER ACCOMPLISHMENT
1968-1971 Adrian Abrau Barangay Captain Construction of the
Barangay Cultural Center
1972-1979 Ursino Apalisok Barangay Captain Installation of
jetmatic pumps Improvement of
Barangay Cultural Center
1973 German First Kabataang Barangay President of
Guidaben Pangdan First Kabataang Barangay
President- Provincial Level First
Kabataang Barangay President-
Regional Level DOLE Officer –
Province of Bohol (presently
1980-1988 Cristituto Barangay Captain ABC President
Jamisola Construction of the Day Care Center
Karahan Waterworks Barangay Tanod
Headquarters Barangay Health Center
Basketball Court
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 PROMINENT LEADERS OF THE BARANGAY
AND THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

YEAR LEADER ACCOMPLISHMENT

1989-1994 Cristituto Barangay Captain ABC Vice-President
Jamisol Tree Planting projects
1994-2002 Artemio Barangay Captain Extension of Karahan
Ranada and Pangdan Waterworks Marine
Sanctuary Solar Dryer Improvements of
Day Care Center Improvements of
Cultural Center Renovation of the
Tanod Outpost
1990-1993 Marciana O. VICE MAYOR of Jagna
Tsurumi
1990-1993 Roland Municipal Councilor
Ballentos
1994-2000 Marciann O. MAYOR of Jagna
Tsurumi

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 PROMINENT LEADERS OF THE BARANGAY
AND THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

YEAR LEADER ACCOMPLISHMENT

1997-2001 Temistocles Abcede Municipal Councilor Lot

donor

1998-present Romeo Wycoco NGO President Chamber of

Commerce-Jagna

2000-present Dr. Enriquito President-Pangdan

Acenas Waterworks Improve the bill
collection of waterworks

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 DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES
Total Population

Pangdan has an overwhelming population of 1,052 as of the latest

household survey for the year 2002, of which 524 are males while
528 are females. This is an indication that the population keeps on
rising compared to the last population figure of the barangay,
which is 980.
Age Distribution of the Population
AGE NUMBER AGE NUMBER
1-4 yrs. old 105 45-49 yrs. old 49
5-9 yrs. old 115 50-54 yrs. old 44
50-54 yrs. old 126 55-59 yrs. old 36
15-19 yrs. old 118 60-64 yrs. old 41
20-24 yrs. old 101 65-69 yrs. old 29
25-29 yrs. old 72 70-74 yrs. old 27
30-34 yrs. old 81 75-79 yrs. old 6
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 Number of Households

The total number of households in Pangdan is 237.

These households are actually situated in all the
seven (7) Puroks of the barangay. Purok 1 has a
total number of 47 households, Purok 2 has 35,
Purok 3 has 25, Purok 4 has 35, Purok 5 has 27 and
22 households for Purok 7.

Ratio of Men and Women

In Barangay Pangdan, the number of female population

exceeds the number of males. Nevertheless, the ratio is
almost always 1:1.

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 Housing Materials

A total of 237 households are counted in the

barangay. Of the total figure, 45% are made up
of concrete materials. There is only 40% that
are made up of semi-concrete materials while
only 15% are made up of light materials.
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 GEOGRAPHIC FEATURES
Location and Boundaries:

Pangdan has a total land area of 122.6733 hectares.

Based on the data gathered, 5 hectares is
accommodated to ricefields, 0.1 hectares is to cornfields
and another 0.1 hectares to vegetable production (10%).
Other uses of the total land area are residential (30%),
industrial (10%), and 50% for the proposed watershed.

Barangay Pangdan has a distance of 2 kilometers from

the Poblacion where the Municipal Hall is located. Its
adjacent barangays or boundaries include Canbugason
on the North, Mindanao Sea on the South, Nausok on
the East and Poblacion on the West.

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 Topography
The terrain of Pangdan is slightly rolling or hilly. One of the
hills which lies on the boundary of Pangdan is the Ilihan
Hill. The side, which faces the town, belongs to Poblacion
and the summit and the rest of the hill belong to Pangdan.

Pangdan, just like in any other barangays of Jagna,

experience a Type 2 climate classification which has no
pronounced dry season but with a very pronounced
maximum rain period. Maximum rain period generally
occurs in June until December.
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 Accessibility and Transportation
Barangay Pangdan has a 1.5-kilometer stretch of the
National/Provincial Road. It does not have a
Barangay road although there is a plan of opening
one from Purok 6 to Purok Carahan. Nevertheless,
it is very accessible to all types of vehicles.
Land Use
The 50% of the total land area that is a watershed area covers 62
hectares. Once realized, the problem on water supply can be
arrested.
The Brgy also envisions a proposed beach resort. Council as the
barangay is a potential local tourist destination.
The proposed construction of a seawall and a boulevard is
thought to be the ultimate solution against the strong monsoon
rains that cause destruction of the houses along the shorelines
and the eventual erosion of the national highway.
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 NATURAL RESOURCES

Pangdan is not only historically rich but likewise is

naturally endowed with resources. Forest resources
still abound like the nito, sig-id, bamboo, and
fruits. Its deep blue seawaters also teem with coral
reefs, shells, fish of different varieties, etc. Pangdan
beach, though not yet fully developed can also
boast of its soothing blue seawaters.

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 Sources of Income
Based on the gathered data, the residents of Pangdan
engage in different means of livelihood. Majority of
them is employees. Some work in private institutions
and the rest are government employees. They
comprise 72% in the active labor force. Fisherfolk in
Pangdan comprise 14%, an equal percentage with
those who have retired from their jobs also called
“pensionados” (14%). The rest are farmers (13%).

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 Income Utilization

Pangdan residents earn more in order to spend for

their basic needs such as food and household
maintenance, education of their children, taxes and
utility bills which include electricity, water,
telephone or prepaid cards and cable system,
religious obligations especially if the concerned
resident is the hermana or hermano of the patron
saint’s yearly fiesta celebration, medicines, cosmetics
particularly for the women, transportation
communication allowances, socials or entertainment
and savings.

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 Crop Production

1. Types of Crops

The farmers of Pangdan produce different crops such as

copra, palay, fruits, vegetables, banana and root crops.
Copra is the most commonly produced crop in the
community. In quantity, it comprises 36%. What comes next
is the staple rice or palay, which is 25%. A very common
problem among the farmers who produce palay is the
inadequate supply of water. Irrigation is what the farmers
absolutely need for them to be able to continue to produce a
regular twice a year harvest. As usual, they all depend on the
occasional visit of the rain.

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 Backyard garden vegetables (7%), fruits (10%) and
root crops (7%) are basically for domestic
consumption only, although some can still
manage to market the products depending on the
quantity of the harvest.

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 Diseases

Farmers who are into land cultivation generally

experience the lack of technical assistance. The common
disease for banana growers is the “bugtok”. Rats and
insects are the occasional problems for palay growers. If
the farmers used to produce large quantity of copra
before, the same quantity is not possible now. One
reason why the farmers are getting discouraged is the
very low price of copra due to monopoly. Besides, the
resident farmers are still using the traditional pre and
post harvest facilities. They hope that the concerned
agencies can help them arrest the said problem.

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 Marketing (Copra)
There is a break-even result. If they don’t spend for
labor they may tend to gain definitely. What adds to
the problem is the aging of the coconut trees and the
lack of technical assistance from the concerned
agencies in the government

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 Livestock / Poultry
1. Production
A number of households in the barangay are
engaged in raising hogs. It has become customary
already being part of Jagna’s culture and tradition,
specifically intended to be part of the preparations
for the annual fiesta that requires a lot of food being
served.

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 Although some residents are into hog raising, majority
raises chicken basically for home consumption so they can
prepare sumptuous chicken dishes especially when
visitors come. Our residents think that raising chicken is
easier because it does not require a large area. Those
engaged in agriculture raise carabaos as beasts of burden.
Raising native cows used to be easy but since the areas for
pasteur were converted into residential and industrial
areas, the residents already felt the hindrance. Other
livestocks are raised for consumption.
Problems
Problems like livestock diseases, theft, lack of medicines and
vaccinations, lack of technical assistance, expensive feeds and
vitamins are the common complaints of the concerned
residents. It’s no wonder that they can only raise a handful of
animals for fear that they can not enjoy the fruits of their labor.
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 Marine and Other Products
Production

Only one percent (1%) of the total labor force of

barangay Pangdan are fishermen, these people still play a
very vital role in the economy of Pangdan. Fish
production is not the bigger issue for the Pangdan
fisherfolk but the eventual degradation of the marine
resources. Comparatively, Pangdan fisherfolk don’t
spend much on capital as the fisherfolk of barangay
Bunga Mar.

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 Types of Fish

The seawaters of Pangdan used to produce

abundant marine resources. It is undeniably true
that one of the most beautiful coral formations in
Jagna is found in Pangdan.

In the early 1950’s and 60’s, one could catch varied

species of fish abundantly like the owan-owan, solid,
bahol, lambana, danggit, indangan, bilason and
nokos (pusit). The fisherfolk themselves presented
some general reasons for the scarcity of such marine
resources as follows:

Changes in climate and temperature Illegal and

destructive fishing technology and practices
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 F. Credit
Sources

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 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Health

A.Water and Sanitation

one of the identified problems of the community is

on the supply of potable water.
 without comfort rooms
improper waste disposal particularly along riversides
and coastal areas.

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 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

B. Common Disease

fever, common colds, cough, diarrhea, rheumatism, high

blood pressure and cases of malnourishment.
 rheumatism
 Diarrhea is common during the months of May and July
 Common coughs occur in June and December
 Common colds accompanied with fever usually occur the
months of June and December, too
Accordingly, the improper garbage disposal of the
residents and the lack of hygienic practices generally cause
these diseases. As per report of the Barangay Nutrition
Scholar, one child is found to be suffering from 3rd degree
malnourishment.
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 Human Development

Health Facilities and Services

Pangdan has its own Health Center and a Midwife. Together
with the assistance of the Barangay Health Workers, they serve
the community particularly the children by way of Operation
Timbang, Deworming, Vitamins Distribution, DOTS and Birth
Control Program, Supplemental Feeding and Assistance for
Disabled Persons.
According to the report of the Midwife, the insufficiency of
medicines and other relevant medical supplies and facilities
hinder quality service. The feeding program of the DSWD
suffers the lack of funding from concerned agencies.

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 Human Development

Education
As regards educational facilities, Pangdan has its own Day
Care Center with its skilled Day Care Worker. However, it
does not have an elementary school nor a secondary
school. Since it is located near the Poblacion, the children
get their primary, intermediate, secondary and tertiary
education from the schools nearby. Nevertheless, the
residents have a high literacy rate

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 Human Development

Organization

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 Human Development

Role of Women

Basically, women in Pangdan are good household

keepers. From morning till night, they take charge of all
the chores. Based on data however, their time should be
supplemented with productive activities such as any
livelihood projects that might also help the family
economy.

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 DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION

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 Active Citizenship

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 INFRASTRUCTURES

The service map of Pangdan tells the kind of problem that they
have in terms of infrastructures. The renovation of their Day
Care Center and Barangay Hall need immediate attention. This
is also true to their Barangay Cultural Center the roof of
which, needs major repairs. Their tennis court likewise needs
improvement. The increase in population might be a problem
for the commuting residents of Pangdan so they are thinking
of putting up additional waiting sheds along the national road.
We want to relocate The Barangay Tanod Outpost due to road
widening. We also feel safe if additional streetlights could be
installed along the main streets and the additional facilities for
sound system can make us socially aware. Our solar drier also
needs improvement.

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 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
Province of Bohol Municipality of Jagna
BARANGAY PANGDAN

EXCERPT FROM THE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF

THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG
BARANGAY OF PANGDAN, JAGNA, BOHOL HELD ON
JANUARY 6,2002 AT THE BARANGAY SESSION HALL.

PRESENT: Artemio S. Ranada - Punong Barangay Hugo G.

Galiste Jr. - Barangay Kagawad Pacita N. Galolo - -do-
Antonio J. Acebu - -do- Carlito C. Galolo - -do- Valentino
A. Galolo - -do- Justiniana A. Ranara - -do- Lorelie A.
Abcede - -do-

ABSENT: N O N E

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 BARANGAY RESOLUTION NO. 2002-01
Series of 2002

RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

TO ACHIEVE THE KIND AND LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT THROUG
WHICH THE BARANGAY AND THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT
(LGU) AIM TO ACHIEVE.

WHEREAS, it is a continuous effort of the Barangay Development

Council to speed up the process of growth and development in the
areas;

WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Plan contains specific

programs and activities to be developed and implemented in the
locality;

NOW THEREFORE, on motion duly seconded, be it resolved as it is

hereby resolved by the Sangguniang Barangay in a session duly
assembled-
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 To adopt the Barangay Development Plan to achieve the
kind and level of development the Barangay and the Local
Government Unit (LGU) aim to achieve.

RESOLVED THEREFORE, that copy of this resolution be

furnished to the Office of the Mayor and the DILG Office for
their information and guidance.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY.

CERTIFIED TO BE DULY ADOPTED:

(SGD) ARTEMIO S. RANADA

Punong Barangay

ATTESTED:

(SGD) LYDIA G. ACEBU

Barangay Secretary

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