BDP Final Template 1

C.
Y 2024-2026) Barangay Development Plan

Sagucan Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga del Sur
BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT
PLAN
C.Y 2024-2026) Barangay Development Plan
Republic of the Philippines

Province of Zamboanga del Sur
MUNICIPALITY OF VINCENZO SAGUN
BARANGAY SAGUCAN
- 7036-
OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY
MESSAGE
The Local Government of Barangay Sagucan updated Barangay Development

Plan (BDP) for the year 2023-2026 This Barangay Development Plan contains
relevant information, plans, programs and situational analysis of the five sectors
namely; Social, Economic, Environment, Infrastructure and Institutional sector for CY
2023-2026.
This book is in-filled with important and updated data about Barangay Sagucan
people and economy. Best hoping that this will serve as a reference for the barangay
and the municipal administration to embark on priority programs and banner projects
that will open the barangay’s frontiers for more development opportunities.
It is hope that this Barangay Development Plan (BDP) for 2023-2026 will
familiarize the existing situation of every citizen and serves as basis for our quest for
development and improvement of quality of life.
Lastly, I would like to thank the constituents of this barangay behind working in
collating data & conducting householdsurveysy and actively attending Group Focus
Discussions and also to Municipal Planning and Development Office (MPDO) and
Staff for extending their help and support to us in realizing this revision and updating of
the Sagucan Barangay Development Plan.
TIBURCIO M. SANDALAN
Punong Barangay
Republic of the Philippines

Province of Zamboanga del Sur
MUNICIPALITY OF VINCENZO SAGUN
BARANGAY SAGUCAN
BARANGAY RESOLUTION No. _______
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (_____ -

_____) FOR BARANGAY SAGUCAN,
VINCENZO SAGUN, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR.
WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council has endorsed for approval and adoption by the
Sangguniang Barangay the Barangay Development Plan (_______ - _______) for Barangay Sagucan,
Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga del Sur;
WHEREAS, after review, the said Barangay Development Plan, as attached, is found to be aligned with
the development policies of the Barangay Government and the Municipal Development Council;
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Sangguniang Barangay Member Hon. Dina L. Sandalan duly seconded
by Sangguniang Barangay Member Hon. Warlita Cole,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay Sagucan, Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga

del Sur, in session duly assembled, as it is hereby resolved to approve and adopt the Barangay
Development Plan (____, ___) as endorsed by the Barangay Development Council;
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this Resolution be forwarded to all concerned for their information
and consideration.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the Sangguniang Barangay this day of ____, 20 _____ at Barangay
Sagucan, Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga del Sur.
HELEN T. MAGALANG WELLYTA C. COLE EDDIE C. BINGHOT

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad
OFELIA T. GANSAN PAULINO G. ROSOS DINA L. SANDALAN

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad
ROMULO L. DALIGANG ROLDAN R.OPALONG

Barangay Kagawad SK Chairperson
Attested by:
TIBURCIO M. SANDALAN
Punong Barangay
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SECRETARY’S CERTIFICATION
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing Sangguniang Barangay Resolution No.
_______ Series of 202ZZentitled “ A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2024,2026 FOR BARANGAY SaAGUCAN, VINCENZO SAGUN, ZAMBOANGA
DEL SUR”, and that it was approved by the Sangguniang Barangay during its Regular Session held
on the __ day of _______________, 2023 at the Barangay Hall, Sagucan, Vincenzo Sagun,
Zamboanga del Sur.
MARIDEL R. GALITO
Barangay Secretary
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Republic of the Philippines 2

Chapter 1 – Introduction 1
Chapter 2 – Background 2
Historical Background 2
Chapter 3 – Situational Analysis 3
3.a. Barangay Profile 3
3.a.1 Physical Characteristics 3
a. 3b. Boundaries 3
c. Reference Points and land area 3
d. Elevation and Slope 3
e. Surface Drainage 4
f. Climate and Rainfall 4
g. Soil Type 5
h. Land Suitability 5
i. 83.a.2 Demography 6
Population Size 6
Population Distribution 7
Population by Group 8
3.a.3 Social Development 10
Health 10
Education 13
Social Welfare 14
Sports and Recreation 14
Peace and Order and Safety 15
Housing 15
3.a.4 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT 17
Barangay Risk Reduction Management 17
Waste Management 17
3.a.5 – LOCAL ECONOMY 20
Income and Food threshold 21
Agriculture 22
Credit Facilitation 23
Mining 23
3.a.6 Inventory of Physical Structure & Facilities 24
3.a.7 Institutional Sector 25
BARANGAY OFFICIALS 26
BARANGAY GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE 27
3.a.8 Capacity Development of Barangay Officials 28
Chapter 4 – ORGANIZATIONAL PHILOSOPHY 29
PANGLANTAW 29
MISYON O TAHAS 29
MGA TUMONG 29
Chapter 5 – SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS
SOCIAL SECTOR 30
ECONOMIC SECTOR 35
INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR 38
ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR 42
INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR 42
5.151Social Development 43
Economic Development 43
Environment Development 44
Public Infrastructure 44
Institutional Development 44
Chapter 6 – BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM 45
Chapter 7 – MONITORING and EVALUATION SYSTEM 48
ANNEXES 49
LIST OF ACRONYMS
o BDP – Barangay Development Plan

o PRA – Participatory Rural Appraisal
o ABL – Above Sea Level
o A&D – Alienable & Disposable
o PSA – Philippine Statistics Authority
o RBI – Record of Barangay Inhabitants
o OSY – Out-Of-School Youth
o OSC – Out-Of-School Children
o PWD – Persons With Disabilities
o OFWs – Overseas Filipino Workers
o Ips – Indigenous Peoples
o BDRRMP – Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction Management Plan
o NGO – Non-Government Organization
o NGA – National Government Agency
o BHW – Barangay Health Worker
o BNS – Barangay Nutrition Scholar
o BHS – Barangay Health Station
o LRC – Learner’s Resource Center
o OSCA – Office of the Senior Citizen’s Organization
o CVO – Civilian Volunteer Organization
o AFP – Armed Forces of the Philippines
o ELCAC – End Local Communist Armed Conflict
o BERT – Barangay Emergency Response Team
o HVCC – High Value Commercial Crops
o DCC – Day Care Center
o ZAMSURECO – Zamboanga del Sur Electric Cooperative
o ZANECO - Zamboanga del Norte Electric Cooperative
Barangay Development Plan

CY 2024 – 2026
__________, ____________, ___________
Chapter 1 – Introduction
1.1 Rationale
Local government units are mandated to provide basic services to promote the overall
development of the community and its people. However it is reality that most rural
communities do not have the financial capability to implement the identified demand driven
programs and projects. Hence the need to prioritize the projects in order to maximize the
utilization of limited funds.
1.2 Objective of the Plan
The plan is primarily aimed at presenting and appreciating the existing situation by the
barangay people themselves, analyzing the situation using standards and other means of
measurement to come up with identification of needs and corresponding interventions.
1.3 Scope of the Plan
The scope and coverage of the plan is limited to the barangay of Sagucan for the period of 3
years. The plan is composed of two (2) parts, the barangay profile which is the result of the
participatory situational analysis which defines the collective ideas of the residents in terms of
the history, culture and traditions, and resources as well as their strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities and threats. The second part is the barangay development plan that starts with the
expression of the collective vision and mission and presentation of their sectoral programs and
projects.
1.4 Methodology
The participatory approach in plan formulation was used giving weight to the data and
experiences shared by the workshop participants. The data and information were provided by
the people themselves and processed using the PSA tools. Formulation of the vision and the
identification of the prescribed PPAs were conducted through the tools prescribed by DILG
Memorandum Circular 2021-187 .
Chapter 2 – History
Historical Background
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In the early times, a certain Datu Mustafa whose settlement is from the Municipality of
Dinas, Zamboanga del Sur, ruled Sitio Sagucan. The Datu collected revenues or taxes
in the form of can or sack of rice during harvest seasons.
Sagucan was derived from those two words “To Saguk”. This means that to “fetch rice”
to the place as they are commanded by the Datu during harvest time.
During those times, Sagucan was still a sitio. It was then a settler from other nearby
places called it, as the Subanen inhabited the place. It was ruled by a Timuay, a
Subanen Chieftain and later became a barrio.
In the early of 1974, Barangay Sagucan was raided and attacked by undetermined
armed group belonging to the secessionist Moro rebels who revolted against the
government during martial law. This resulted to damage of properties and even lives of
the settlers. Because of the said experience in the community, some of the populace
evacuated to its mother municipality, Margosatubig.
Barangay Sagucan, has only three prominent, families particularly known Binghgot,
Lasam and Gampongan. These three prominent families sometimes were intermarried
each other that is why inhabitants living in this place are mostly relatives.
The first elected Teniente Del Barrio was the late Tuloy Emia and the Vice Teniente
del Barrio was the late Roman Binghot who donated the first school site of the primary
school until succeeded by the following such until such time, we called them as Punong
Barangay/ Barangay Captain:
1. Honorable Jose Tambac

2. Honorable Andres Rosos
3. Honorable Camilo Lagnason Sr
4. Honorable Samuel Emia
5. Honorable Castro Tambac
6. Honorable Abitona Binghot
7. Honorable Tomas Lasam
8. Honorable Tiburcio Sandalan- Present Punong Barangay
Chapter 3 – Situational Analysis
This chapter provides a comprehensive framework for assessing the factors, contexts, and
relationships that shape a particular situation in the community. This chapter introduces the concept of
Participatory Situational Analysis (PSA), a powerful methodology that seeks to bridge this gap by
actively involving stakeholders in the analysis process.
Here, the importance of including the voices and perspectives in understanding complex
situations is emphasized. It recognizes that individuals and communities possess valuable knowledge,
experiences, and insights that can enrich the analysis and lead to more contextually relevant and
sustainable solutions. By engaging stakeholders, PSA aims to foster ownership, empowerment, and
collaborative decision-making, ensuring that the analysis reflects the realities and priorities of those
involved.
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3.a Barangay Profile
3.a.1 Physical Characteristics MAP

a. Geographical Location
Barangay Sagucan is situated at the

Northern part of the municipality of
Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga del Sur
and its barangay center is along Purok
Talong, Sagucan, Vincenzo Sagun-
Zamboanga del Sur which is about
distance from the municipal
government center in Poblacion.
b. Boundaries
Northeast: Barangay
Limbatong, Zamboanga del Sur
Southeast: Barangay Grap and Barangay Saloagan, Zamboanga
del Sur
West: Barangay Maculay, Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga del Sur
Southwest: Barangay Maculay, Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga del
Sur
c. Reference Points and land area
Latitude : 7˚32’50”N
Longitude : 123˚13’20”E
Land Area : 581.8 hectares
d. Elevation and Slope
d.1 Elevation is about 100 asl to about 500 asl
Barangay Sagucan is topographically elevated, it has an elevation of 100 to 300 meters

above sea level. Purok Balatong and Purok Likway has the highest elevation with 200
to 300 masl. The rest of the Puroks are 100-200 masl.
Table:
Name of Purok Topography
1.Talong 100-200 masl
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2.Balatong 200-300 masl
3.Okra 100-200 masl
4.Petchay 100-200 masl
5.Kamunggay 100-200 masl
6.Tangkong 100-200 masl
7.Likway 200-300 masl
d.2 SLOPE
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Barangay Sagucan is generally categorized as rolling to moderately steep. There are seven (7)
puroks which most of the area are considered as sloping to undulating and partly rolling to
moderately steep. It is located in Purok Balatong, Okra, Petchay and Tangkong. Purok Talong
and Kamunggay is considered as Rolling to moderately steep and Purok Likway is considered
as Sloping to undulating to rolling to moderately to partly undulating to rolling.
TABLE:
Name of Purok Topography
Rolling to moderately steep

1.Talong
Sloping to undulating to partly rolling to
2.Balatong moderately steep
3.Okra moderately steep
4.Petchay moderately steep
5.Kamunggay Rolling to moderately steep

6.Tangkong moderately steep
Sloping to undulating to rolling to moderately to
7.Likway partly undulating to rolling
e. Surface Drainage/Creeks/Rivers
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Barangay Sagucan has 4 surface drainage that flows down to Purok

Kamunggay, Purok Talong, and Purok Kamunggay that confluence with 4
creeks, namely: 1. Belungis Creek (Purok Kamunggay) 2. Seguhan Creek amd
Merugos Creek ( Purok Talong) and Kensaman Creek (Purok Petchay). There
are no Rivers located in this Barangay.
Name of Purok Name of Rivers Name of Creeks
Meregus Creek and Seguhan

1. Talong Creek
2. Balatong
3. Okra
4. Petchay Kensaman Creek
5. Kamunggay Balungis Creek
6. Tangkong
7. Likway
f. Climate and Rainfall
Climate
The climate in the municipality of Vincenzo Sagun is Tropical rainforest climate

(Classification: At), ___________, and ________. Over the course of the year,
the temperature typically varies from ______ to ______.
Precipitation
The chance of wet days in June (221.78mm / 8.73in) varies significantly

throughout the year. The wetter season lasts 6 months, from June to November.
The drier season lasts months, from January to May. The smallest chance of a
wet day is 1 month on December. (Sources: DENR, LGU and PAG-ASA)
Rainfall
Rain falls throughout the year in Barangay Sagucan. The most rain falls during
the (≥ 1.0 mm) 234.39 days (64.22%) days centered around ___________, with
an average total accumul+ation of 4.88 inches. The least rain falls around
_____________, with an average total accumulation of ___________. (Source:
_____________)
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The observed seasonal rainfall for the Province of Zamboanga del Sur
as reflected in Table 4 indicated a reduction during the Northeast
Monsoon or the “amihan” season of 294.4 millimeters, the summer
months of March to May recorded a 298.7 millimeters of rainfall, the
Habagat season has 598.8 milliliters of rain and the transition season
months of September to November has the highest recorded of rainfall
of 663.2 millimeters of rain among the four seasons.
g. Soil Type
Records show that the soil of Barangay Sagucan is classified into hydrosol type.
This is the Class X and the Class Bu. The soil in the lowland areas is classifies as
the class X. The soil in the upland areas on the other hand, is of the class Bu.
h. Land Suitability
The lowland area of the barangay is best suited for vegetable and can also be
utilized as fishing areas while upland is good for corn, sweet, potato, cassava,
coconut, banana and other diversified crops.
i. Land Class
Table 1 Land Classification
Classification Area (has.)
Alienable and Disposable lands 575.7 hectares

Forest lands 6.1 hectares
Total 581.8 hectares
Table 1 shows that barangay Sagucan is mostly Alienable and Disposable lands
which occupies 575.7 hectares of the total land area while the Forest lands is
only 6.1 hectares.
6.1
575.7
A&D Forest Land
3.a.2 Demography
Population Size
Table 2. Population size
Indicators RBI 2019

Total Population 1,151
Total No. of Households 284
Average household size 1
Density 2
Growth Rate 0.02

Source: Barangay Health Records C.Y 2023
Population size, growth rate and average family size as of the latest Barangay Record
of Inhabitants, barangay Sagucan a total of 1,151 population, with a total household of
284 it has an average of 1 household size, a density of 2/km 2 and a growth rate of -0.02
annually.
Table 3. Households Population Distribution by sex, by purok
Population
Purok No. of Households
Total Male Female
Balatong 43 18 25 9
Kamunggay 191 104 87 46
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Lekway 68 38 30 18
Petchay 271 146 125 57
Okra 243 121 122 51
Tangkong 129 66 63 43
Talong 226 109 117 56
Total 1,171 602 569 271

Source: Barangay Profile (BHW and BNS records)
The population and households are distributed in the Seven (7) puroks with
most household population is located in Puroks Petchay and Okra. The least
number in Purok Lekway. For the male to female ratio is _______.
Population Distribution
Table No. 4. Age and Sex Distribution
Gender
Age Group
Total Male Female
0–5 63 30 33
6 – 12 190 85 105
13 – 17 61 31 30
18 – 35 373 199 174
36 – 50 159 81 78
51 – 65 126 69 57
Adult 66 & above 60 26 66
0–4 74 40 34
Young dependents (0 – 14) 1 1 1
Old Dependents (65 & above) 24 8 16
Labor force (15 – 64) 40 23 17

Source: Barangay Profile (BHW and BNS
records)
The barangay population is predominantly on the age group of Adult

ages 18-35 followed by the age group of Adult ages 6-12 then by the age group
of Adult ages 36-50.
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Group-age Population
60 63
126
190
159
61
373
0-5 6-12 13-17 18-35 36-50 51-65 66 & above
Population by Group
Table No. 5. Population by Sector
Population
Sector
Male Female Total
Labor force 111 95 206
Unemployed 77 770 847
Out-of-school Youth (OSY) 5 17 22
Out-of-school Children (OSC) 4 2 6
Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) 20 18 38
Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) 0 11 11
Solo Parents 15 13 28
Indigenous People (Ips) 431 461 892

Source___________
Per above table, Eight Hundred Forty-Seven 847 of the total labor force is
unemployed, only Twenty-Two 22 are OSY and Six 6 are OSC. There are
_____ indigenous people in the barangay.
Table No. 6 Population by Ethnic Group

Group Population
Cebuano 269
10
Ilonggo 0
Subanen 897
Ilocano 0
Boholano 0
Muslim 4
Others 1
Source____________
Of the total population, One Thousand One Hundred Seventy One (1,171) or
Subanen group is predominant occupants in the barangay.
Table No. 7. Population by Religious affiliation
Group Population
Roman Catholic 301
Seventh Day Adventist 6
Pentecostal 8
Church of Crist 142
Camacop 643
Panon 36
Islam 15
UCCP 4
Alpa Omega 4
Holy Ghost 12
Others
Source: RBI – 2019
Christian and Missionary Alliance Churches of the Philippines (CAMACOP)

dominates more on the practiced religion of the constituents in the barangay. Followed
by the Roman Catholic with the total number of Three Hundred One (301) from the
total population.
Table No. 8. School-age Distribution

School-age Population
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Elementary School age (6 – 12) 190

Junior High School age (13 – 16) 146
Senior High School age (17 – 18) 32
Tertiary School age (19 – 23) 5
As shown in the Table 8, a greater number of Elementary School aged 6-12 are now
going to school due to close partnership of the school and the barangay officials on
monitoring if the __________ are religiously going to school. The problems on out-of-
school youth lessen on all levels of education and child labor have already been
addressed due to the help of _______________.
The following reasons namely: ________, ___________, and ______________ are no
longer barrier since the project has rendered forums and ____________ as well as
awareness on the different laws on child labor.
3.a.3 Social Development
Health
a. Health and Nutrition
Among the diseases that the recurring and occurs during the rainy season are
flu, cough, colds and fever. A Barangay Health Station was also established
manned by RHU personnel (Midwife and Nurse) and assisted by Baranga
BHWs and Barangay Oficials.
b. Medical Health Facility/ Personnel and Services
There is a Barangay Health Station in the barangay where a service of a rural

midwife is available during ________ of the week. The midwife is also
responsible for the conduct of various health-related activities including checks
up.
Patients that needed medical attention are referred to the main health center at
Regional Health Unit, Kabatan Vincenzo Sagun, ZDS of about Five (5)
kilometers away.
The center serves as the place for consultation of Fever,

Birth giving and other health related programs of the Municipal Health Office.
Three (3) midwife, who receives salary from the municipal government, is
assigned in the barangay. There are Seven (7) barangay health workers (BHW),
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Two (2) Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS) rendering health care services and
they received honorarium from both barangay and municipal government.
c. Nutritional Status
Table 9. Nutrition status by sex, by Barangay
number of children 0-5 Nutrition status of children 0-5 years old*
Barangay years old Magnitude* Proportion**
Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female
Sagucan
86 50 36 86
(barangay)
Above Normal 0 0 0
Normal 81 48 33 81
Below Normal (moderate) 4 2 2 4
Below Normal (severe) 1 0 1 1

Source: CBMS Census 2014 – 2016
A total of 86 children aged 0-5 years old weighed by the Barangay Nutrition
Scholars. Of these, Eighty One (81) have normal weight, Four (4) are below
normal (BN) and One (1) on below normal very low (BNVL). The barangay
government recommended for the continuation of supplementary feeding and
promote proper nutrition for every household to maintain the good nutrition among
children.
Water and Sanitation

d.1 Water Supply
Table 10. Households without access to safe water by Purok

Access to safe Water Doubtful
Purok Total Households
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Sources
Barangay Sagucan
1.BALATONG 9 9
2.KAMONGAY 46 20 26
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3.LIKWAY 18 18
4.PECHAY 57 27 30
5.OKRA 51 25 26
6.TANGKONG 34 14 20
7.TALONG 56 6 50
Source: Barangay Profile (BHW and BNS)
Above table shows that Level 3 water system is available only in Purok
Kamunggay, Petchay, Okra, Tangkong and Talong– while purok Balatong
have access to level 2 & Likway has the level 1 source of water. Total
households with doubtful source are none.
d.2 Access to Sanitary Toilet Facilities
Table 11. Households without access to sanitary toilet facility, by purok
Households without access to

Purok Total Households sanitary toilet
Magnitude Proportion
Barangay Sagucan
1.BALATONG 9
2.KAMONGGAY 46
3.LIKWAY 18
4.PECHAY 57
5.OKRA 51
6.TANGKONG 34
7.TALONG 56
Total 271
Inadequate toilet facilities can cause health issues due to unsanitary

disposal of human wastes. Periodic inspection is necessary and compels
households to make sanitary toilets particularly on the _______
households that currently with no access to sanitary toilet.
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Access to Sanitary Toilet

350
300
250
200
150 ______
100
50
______
0
Households
With Access Without Access
Education
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
There is only One (1) complete Elementary School located Purok Petchay. It
occupies an area of One (1) hectare of government-owned land. It has Nine (9)
teachers manned by a school principal. On the other hand there are One (1)
complete High School Junior and Senior High School located at Purok Okra. It
has Nine (9) teachers manned by a school responsible. The Elementary school
has Eight (8) instructional classrooms with LRC (Learner’s Resource Center),
and the High School has also Eight (8) instructional classrooms with LRC
(Learning Resource Center).
Table 12. Elementary School Data by School Year
Enrolment No. of No. of

School Year
(Grade 1-6) Teachers Classrooms
2020 – 2021 203 9 8
2021 – 2022 202 9 8
2022 – 2023 183 11 8

Source: Barangay Survey
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As the above table show, that for the two consecutive year the teacher-pupil
ratio is 1:40 and just the same as of the classroom-pupil ratio which is also 1:40.
Higher levels of education are far distance from the ___________.
Table 13. Distance from community to School
Level Distance (km)

Elementary 0.05 km
Junior High 0.0 5km
Senior High 0.05 km
Tertiary
Source: Barangay Barangay Profile
Above table show the distance of the community to the different levels of education.
The Elementary School, Junior and Senior High School measures only 0.05km from
the community. Tertiary School schows the farthest which measures _______km
from the community.
Social Welfare
a. PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN
- No. of pre-school age children : 23
- No. of day care centers : __2__
- No. of pre-school children enrolled : 23
b) THE AGED CITIZENS

- No. of senior citizens : 108
- No. of senior citizen associations :1
- No. of senior citizen who are association members: 100
Elderly persons who comprise 9.20 % of the total population. Some of them are
not registered as senior citizen but they are encouraged to register to the Office
of the Senior Citizen Association (OSCA) in the municipality.
c) FACILITIES FOR DIFFERENTLY-ABLED CITIZENS
- No. of differently-abled citizens : 103

- No. of associations for differently-abled citizens :
16
- No. of citizens who are members of these ass’n : ______

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Sports and Recreation
Basketball and Volleyball tournaments and other sporting activities are held
annually especially during fiestas and/or Araw ng barangay. School is also
having sports activities bringing the school children into a spirit of
sportsmanship. Barangay plaza is also a venue of the constituents for their
recreation during free time.
Peace and Order and Safety
There are 20 active CVOs in the barangay. Their duties and responsibilities are to
protect and provide safety on the life and properties of all the constituents in the
barangay. They attended skills training conducted by the Provincial Government
in coordination with the Philippine National Police and Municipal Local
Government Unit to learn new strategies of crime prevention and enhance
awareness in anti-emergency efforts of the government.
There are no reported Rebel Forces (NPA) in the Barangay. Moreover, the
Barangay Sagucan is a very peaceful Barangay which Lupong Tagapamayapa
recorded only 5 cases of family issues that can be settles immediately with
harmonious settlement.
On illegal drugs, barangay Sagucan was already certified as Drug-Cleared

Barangay in the year 2023 and as of today the barangay continue the campaign
against illegal drugs.
Housing
Tenure Status
Table 14. No. of Household by Tenure Status
Status No. of Families Proportion/Percentage
Owner 255 94.10
Rent 1 0.37
Shared with Owner 10 3.69
Stay free with consent 0
Illegal settler 5 1.84
Total
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According to the data shown, 94.10 % of the total number of families own a house
and those who shared with owner reached 10 families or 3.69 % of the total.
Construction Materials
Table 15. Household by Construction Materials
No. of
Status Proportion
Households
Barangay Sagucan 271
Strong materials
Mixed materials predominant strong
Mixed materials predominant light
Light materials (salvage/makeshift)
Source: Barangay ________
Table 15 shows that majority of the houses are made of mixed materials
predominantly light which comprised 8.66% of the total household. Some are mixed
but predominantly strong materials which is 13.54%.
House Construction Materials
______
_______ Strong Materials
Mixed Materials (predom-
inant strong)
Mixed Materials (predom-
inant light)
_________
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3.a.4 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT
Proper environmental management is one of the goals of barangay Sagucan . From the
ridge to reef, the barangay government initiated some measures to protect and
preserve its environment.
Barangay Risk Reduction Management
Waste Management
Table 16. Waste Management by Disposal
Mode of Disposal Households
Garbage collected 0
Garbage burned 0
Garbage composted 0
Garbage recycled 71
Garbage segregated 100

Garbage to close pit 0
Garbage to open pit 100
Source: Barangay Survey
Per table above, there are almost 63.10 % of the total households dumped their solid
waste at their backyard. Only few made segregation but more than 36.90 % are already
in the proper disposal.
Waste Disposal
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Recycled; 71; 26%
Collected
To Open Pit; 100; 37%
Recycled
Segregated
To Close Pit
To Open Pit
Segregated; 100; 37%
MODE OF TRANSPORTATION
COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION
3.a.5 LOCAL ECONOMY
Table 17. Employment
Labor Force
Barangay Employed Un-employed
(15-64 years old)
SAGUCAN
Data shows in table 17 that ________% of the total labor force are employed and
the rest are not totally unemployed but with no permanent job due to no skill or
skills at all.
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Employment
Un-Employed
___%
Employed
_____%
Employed Un-Employed
Income and Food threshold
Poverty by Purok
Table 18. households with income below poverty threshold
Total Households with income

Purok Househol below poverty threshold
ds Magnitude Proportion Male Female
Barangay Sagucan
1.BALATONG 9 9 100% 18 25
2.KAMONGGAY 46 40 86.96% 104 87
3.LIKWAY 18 18 100% 38 30
4.PECHAY 57 50 87.72% 146 125
5.OKRA 51 49 96.08% 121 122
6.TANGKONG 34 30 88.24% 66 63
7.TALONG 56 50 89.29% 109 117
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271 246 90.78% 602 569

Source: Barangay Sagucan
Above table shows that, in barangay Sagucan there are 90.78% of the total households have
income below poverty threshold which numbered to 246 are income below poverty
threshold.
Table 19. households with income below food threshold, by

purok
Total Households with income

Purok Househo below food threshold
lds Magnitude Proportion Male Female
Barangay Sagucan
1.BALATONG 9 9 100% 18 25
2.KAMONGGAY 46 40 86.96% 104 87
3.LIKWAY 18 18 100% 38 30
4.PECHAY 57 50 87.72% 146 125
5.OKRA 51 49 96.08% 121 122
6.TANGKONG 34 30 88.24% 66 63
7.TALONG 56 50 89.29% 109 117
271 246 90.78% 602 569

Source: Barangay Sagucan Profile
Subsistence by Purok
Table above picture out that, households with income below food threshold in barangay
Sagucan reaches 90.78% which is equal to almost 246 of the total households.
Agriculture
Table 20. Agricultural Land Use
Commodity Planted Area (has.) Percentage

Rice 0 hectares 0%
Corn 15 hectares 3.0 %
Rubber 0 hectares 0%
Other High Value crops 10 hectares 2.0 %
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Fruits trees 15 hectares

Vegetables 1 hectare
Copra 458 hectares
Others
Total 499 hectares
Above table shows that 499 hectares are devoted in agricultural production which is 87.77 % of
the total barangay area. Copra has the greater area and next is the corn and fruit tress. Other
crops have not captured the attention of the farmers due to some factors that they needed.
Commodity Planted
__
Rice
0%
___ Corn
____
Rubber
Othr HVC
_____
Fruits Trees
______ Vegetables
Livestock and Poultry
Table 21. Livestock and Poultry, 2019
Livestock Count Poultry Count

Carabao Chicken
Cattle Duck
Goat Turkey
Sheep
Swine
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Credit Facilitation
∙ Most of the residents engaged in _________________ for

___________________ and _____________;
∙ Payment shall be made during _____________;
∙ Family income is insufficient to finance the financial farm cultivation

expenses so, they engaged in lending.
3.a.6 Inventory of Physical Structure & Facilities
Table 22. Inventory of Physical Infrastructure and Facilities
Type Count Purok Status
Houses 271
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
Daycare Center 2
Multi-purpose Building 1
Evacuation Center 0
Barangay Market 0
Isolation Facility 0
Tribal Hall 0
Basketball Court 1
Barangay Stage 1
Covered Court 1
NIA building 0
Elementary School 1
Church/Chapel 7
Stores 22
Rice Mill 0
Warehouse 0
Drying Pavement 0
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Water System 1
Reservoir 0
Power lines 0
Road 3
Bridge 1
Irrigation Main Canal 0
Cemetery 13
Source: Barangay _______
3.a.7 Institutional Sector

Local Government
BARANGAY OFFICIALS
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Hon. Tiburcio . Sandalan - Punong Barangay
Hon. Helen T. Magalang - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Wellyta C. Cole - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Eddie C. Binghot - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Ofelia T. Gansan - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Paulino G. Rosos - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Dina L. Sandalan - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Romulo L. Daligang - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Roldan R. Opalong - SK Chairperson
Abitona G. Binghot - IPMR
Maridel R. Galito - Secretary
Jean G. Burburan - Treasurer
Meflor S. Gatunan - BRK
BARANGAY GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE
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BARANGAY ASSEMBLY
Punong Barangay
BARANGAY COUNCIL 6 Barangay Kagawads

SK Chairperson
Barangay Secretary
Barangay Treasurer
BARANGAY PB, SBs, NGOs rep (1/4),

DEVELOPMENT congressman
COUNCIL (BDC)
Brgy. Peace and Order Committee

(BPOC)
Brgy. Disaster Coordinating Council
BARANGAY-BASED (BDCC)
INSTITUTIONS
Brgy. Anti-Drug Abuse Council
(BADAC)
Brgy. Health Workers (BHWs)
Brgy. Nutrition Scholars (BNs)
Brgy. Council for the Protection of
Children (BCPC)
Lupong Tagapamayapa
Barangay Tanod
Brgy. Agrariran Reform
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Barangay Development Council
Section 106 of RA 7160 provides that each Barangay shall have multi-sector
development plan to be initiated by the Barangay Council for the purpose of setting
direction of economic and social development and coordinating development efforts
within its territorial jurisdiction.
Administration of Justice
To carry out the Barangay justice System, the Lupong Tagapamayapa was organized
in the Barangay which is composed of the _________. The Lupon exercises
administrative supervision over the conciliation of parties in disputes. Lupon meets
regularly to provide forum to have an exchange of ideas among the members and the
public in matters relevant to amicable settlement of the disputes.
Public Order and Safety
There are _________ Barangay Tanod in Barangay _______________, all receiving

honorarium from the Barangay. Its duty and responsibility are to safeguard and
protect the life and properties of the Barangay People. CVO members had attended
skills training conducted by the provincial government in coordination with the DILG
and PNP has to learn new strategies of crime prevention and awareness in anti-
emergency efforts of the government.
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
The barangay being the basic political unit, serves as the primary planning and
implementing unit of government policies, plans, programs and activities in the
community, and as a venue wherein the collective view of the people may be
expressed and considered, and where disputes may be amicably settled. The
organizational structure of the barangay government of Sagucan places the Punong
Barangay at the helm of local government leadership. Under the Punong Barangay
are the members of Sangguniang Barangay and SK Chairperson who serves as the
local legislative body. Under the supervision of the Punong Barangay are the
Barangay Secretary, Barangay Treasurer and Utility Workers.
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3.a.8 Capacity Development of Barangay Officials
Barangay New Elected Officials (BNEO) of Barangay Sagucan have

undergone seminar conducted by the DILG entitled BNEO for GREAT
Barangays Program. This program is designed to meet the challenge of
reinvigorating the political and administrative leadership at the community
and barangay level, and to prepare barangays and their officials in actively
fulfilling their roles and their relevance to development.
Barangay Sagucan are continuously availing capacity building programs

that suit their unique role in local governance. It might be free or with
charge unless it recognizes the barangay’s special nature as a
governmental institution that relies mostly on voluntary work from the
community.
Priority Target Barangay Expected Implementation Details

Capacity Official/Personnel Output
Functions Developmen Timefram Funding Source of Funding
/ t e Requirements Technical Source
Intervention Support
Services Year Year Year
1 2 3
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]
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3.b. Resource Map/Spot Map
The map below illustrates the available resources and facilities available in the
barangays which may serve as a driving force/hindrance in the realization of the
plan
3.c. Hazard Map

The map below illustrates the prevailing hazards which may affect the
area. The resources and facilities which may be affected are likewise
illustrated
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3.d. Historical Timeline of Barangay/Disasters in the Barangay
3.d.1 Historical Timeline of Barangay
Below illustrates the historical journey of Barangay ____________, since the time it was
constituted.
3.d.2. Historical Timeline of Disasters in the Barangay
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Disaster Timeline
Effects Response
Lessons
Year Name Areas/ Non-
Damages Community Government Learned
Sector Government
Below illustrates the list of disasters which were experienced by the Barangay. The data
includes the dates, affected areas, extent of damages and the corresponding responses.
3.f. Income-Expenditure Tree
This figure illustrates the inflow and outflow of the resources of the community. The diagram
provides data on the sources of the community’s income and the main drivers of expenditure.
Expenditures
Sources of
Income
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3.g. Venn Diagram
The Venn Diagram below illustrates the relationships of the various agencies and entities
working in the barangay, with their constituencies. This shows how these entities are perceived
to have impacted the community and how they work with other organization in working in the
community.
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3.h. Climate Change Impact Chain Analysis
Social
Climate Events Primary Impact Secondary Impact
Environmental
Economic
Institutional
Infrastructure
The matrix below illustrates the primary and secondary impact on a given climate-related
events.
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3.i. Summary of Findings, Issues, and Possible Actions
Observation and
Issues and Concerns Possible Solution
Findings
Social
Environmental
Economic
Institutional
Infrastructure
After conducting series of participatory situational analysis using the prescribed tools, below is
the summary of the findings, issues and possible actions.
3.j. Problem Tree Analysis
To understand deeper the core issues as identified after the participatory situational analysis, a
Problem Tree Analysis was conducted to determine the root cause and effect of the core issue.
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SOCIAL
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ENVIRONMENT
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ECONOMIC
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INFRASTRUCTURE
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INSTITUTIONAL
Chapter 4 – ORGANIZATIONAL PHILOSOPHY
PANGLANTAW (VISION)
“En vision a progressive, Healthy, Peaceful community empowered

continuants and collectively participating in decision making gearing
towards good governance. With integrity and dedication ,we strive to
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manage properly the value of true services as what we have pledged in

order to gain strong foundation that serves an inspiration to every
individuals such the better living of all the people in Barangay Sagucan is
fruitful and bountiful as the year goes by.’’
MISYON O TAHAS (MISSION)
“To formulate and enforce Transparent Plans, Programs & Regulations for
the protection of the interest of the community with regards to
Environment, Education, Health, Social Services, Financial, Moral, Peace &
Order. Pursue collaborative effort together with our eagerness & active
participation as we mobilize its continuants, we can be a progressive and
productive community.’’
MGA TUMONG (GOALS)
1. ________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________.
2. ________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________.
3. ________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________.
4. ________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________.
Chapter 5 – SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS
SOCIAL SECTOR
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Health
Existing Situation
Barangay _____________, ______________, _______________ has a total of

______ BHWs, __________ BNS, and __________ regular midwife performing
health basic services.
Goal
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________.
Objectives
___________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________:
1. _______________________________________________________________;
2. _______________________________________________________________;
3. _______________________________________________________________;
4. _______________________________________________________________.
Education
Existing Situation
There is ___________ Elementary School in the barangay located at

purok ____________. It occupies an area of ______________ hectare(s), more
or less of government-owned land. It has enough teachers and classrooms,
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_____ teachers manned by a school principal and has ______ classrooms,

__________________and the _____________ Building.
Goals
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________.
Objectives
● _____________________________________________________________;
● _____________________________________________________________.
Social Welfare
Existing Situation
The Social Welfare organizations and instrumentalities are organized in the
barangay with the support of the Municipal Social Welfare and Development
Office.
Goal
Objectives
1.
2.
Sports and Recreation
Existing Situation
The most common sports and recreation facilities existing in the barangay is the
____________________ which holds the different sports and recreational
activities.
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Goal
.
Objectives
1.
2.
3.
Peace and Order
Existing Situation
Goal
Objectives
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ECONOMIC SECTOR
Agriculture
A.EXISTING SITUATION
A.a.1 Irrigation Facilities
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A.a.2 Farm to Market Roads
A.a.3 Post-Harvest Facilities
A.a.4 Agricultural Support Program
A.a.5. Livestock and Poultry
A.b. CROPS PRODUCTION
A.b.1 Rice Production
A.b.2 Corn Production
B. Goal
C. Objectives
1.
2.
3.
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INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
Transportation
Existing Situation
Goal
Objectives
In order to promote accessibility to and from the barangay, these following

objectives are set:
1.
2.
3.
Communication
Existing Situation
Goal
.
Objectives
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Water
Existing Situation
Goal
Objectives
1.
2.
3.
Power
Existing Situation
Goal
Objectives
1.
2.
3.
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ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR
Existing Situation
Goal:
Objectives:
a.
b.
c.
INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR
Existing Situation
Goal:
Objectives:
a.
b.
c.
d.
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e.
5.1 Programs, Projects and Activities
Social Development
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
7.
8.
9.
10.
Economic Development
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
7.
8.
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9.
10.
Environment Development
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
7.
8.
9.
10.
Public Infrastructure
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
7.
8.
9.
Insitutional
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
7.
8.
9.
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Chapter 6 – BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT PROGRAM

For Planning Period: 2023 – 2025
Years Covered: Three (3)
Barangay:
Municipality:
Province:
A M O U N T
Schedule of Implementation
(in Thousand Pesos)
Maintenance
AIP Reference Implementing Completion Expected Funding Personnel & Other Capital
Program/Project/Activity Description Start Date Total
Code Office/Unit Date Outputs Source Services Operating Outlay
Expenses
(PS) (MOOE) (CO) 8+9+10
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
General
Services
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(0000)
Social Services
(0000)
Economic
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Services
(0000)
Other Services
(0000)
Prepared by: Attested by:
MARIDEL R. GALITO JEAN G. BURBURAN TIBURCIO M. SANDALAN

Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer Punong Barangay
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Chapter 7 – MONITORING and EVALUATION SYSTEM
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ANNEXES
I. Photo Documentation
II. Attendance Sheet of Planning

Activities conducted
III. BOPIS Form
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Y 2024-2026) Barangay Development Plan

Republic of the Philippines

OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY

The Local Government of Barangay Sagucan updated Barangay Development

Republic of the Philippines

BARANGAY RESOLUTION No. _______

A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (_____ -

BE IT RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay Sagucan, Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga

HELEN T. MAGALANG WELLYTA C. COLE EDDIE C. BINGHOT

OFELIA T. GANSAN PAULINO G. ROSOS DINA L. SANDALAN

ROMULO L. DALIGANG ROLDAN R.OPALONG

Republic of the Philippines 2

o BDP – Barangay Development Plan

Barangay Development Plan

1.2 Objective of the Plan

1.3 Scope of the Plan

1. Honorable Jose Tambac

Chapter 3 – Situational Analysis

3.a Barangay Profile

3.a.1 Physical Characteristics MAP

Barangay Sagucan is situated at the

c. Reference Points and land area

d. Elevation and Slope

d.1 Elevation is about 100 asl to about 500 asl

Barangay Sagucan is topographically elevated, it has an elevation of 100 to 300 meters

Name of Purok Topography

1.Talong 100-200 masl

2.Balatong 200-300 masl

3.Okra 100-200 masl

4.Petchay 100-200 masl

5.Kamunggay 100-200 masl

6.Tangkong 100-200 masl

7.Likway 200-300 masl

Name of Purok Topography

Rolling to moderately steep

5.Kamunggay Rolling to moderately steep

Barangay Sagucan has 4 surface drainage that flows down to Purok

Name of Purok Name of Rivers Name of Creeks

Meregus Creek and Seguhan

4. Petchay Kensaman Creek

5. Kamunggay Balungis Creek

f. Climate and Rainfall

The climate in the municipality of Vincenzo Sagun is Tropical rainforest climate

The chance of wet days in June (221.78mm / 8.73in) varies significantly

Classification Area (has.)

Alienable and Disposable lands 575.7 hectares

Indicators RBI 2019

Growth Rate 0.02

Table 3. Households Population Distribution by sex, by purok

Kamunggay 191 104 87 46

Petchay 271 146 125 57

Okra 243 121 122 51

Talong 226 109 117 56

Total 1,171 602 569 271

18 – 35 373 199 174

Adult 66 & above 60 26 66

Young dependents (0 – 14) 1 1 1