Chapter I IV Kauswagan BDP For Review 2024 2029 021208

Chapter
1
INTRODUCTION
1 –BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CY 2024-2029

I. INTRODUCTION
Barangay Kauswagan crafted its Barangay Development Plan with

the facilitation of MDPO officer, MLGOO, Provincial Director and
participation of barangay Council and sectoral representatives from
Farmer, women, youth, senior citizen, health workers, Purok leaders,
BNS, Tanod who are BDC.
Barangay Kauswagan formulated its BDP. This development plan

covers the sectoral development needs of the barangay in which get the
bulk of their development fund budget. Since the barangay has huge
development needs, their yearly revenue allotment or IRA cannot suffice
for these needs; therefore, they need to plan and execute them in
staggered basis, to their term, yearly basis since their barangay funds is
given annually. In this manner, their barangay development funds are
directed towards a concrete and sustaining programs and projects.
With that context in mind, Barangay Kauswagan projected their Five

(5) years development budget and distributed it to their priority projects
in each of their sectors. Given the fact that the barangay funds cannot
suffice for the financial requirements of the projects laid down as priority
needs by the barangay constituents, they identified other agencies in the
government, non-government organization wherein they could source out
funding to help them realize the programs and projects they needed in
their barangay. Having these sustaining programs and in placed facilities
in the barangay, the people in the community would increase their
capacities and become resilient, prepared and well developed.
BDP is a Five (5) years comprehensive Multi-sectoral development

plan that is formulated through an inclusive and participatory approach
led by its Development council and approved by its Sanggunian. It is an
official document of the barangay that specifies policy options,
programs, projects and activities intended to contribute towards the
achievement of the barangay development goals and objectives. Without
the priority programs and projects embodied in the plan, there is no basis
for the programming of funds and therefore no basis for budgeting.
2–BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CY 2024-2029

Chapter
2
BARANGAY
PROFILE

I. INTRODUCTION
A. Historical Background
The history of Barangay Kauswagan started in 1924 when the late Vicente
Fernandez with his 2 companies Gavino Aca and Rufino Lantaca went hunting on
this place. By this time, Kauswagan was still a forest and a part of Claveria
where wild animals just come and go.
One day, while they were hunting and about to shoot the wild pig, there
came out 3 naked children. These children were sons of the late Miguel
Dahunlay, a native of this place and at the same time their Datu. After knowing
that these children were sons of the Datu, Mr. Fernandez accompanied the 3
children and talked with the Datu. In their conversation, they had agreed that
they will call a meeting for all the people living in this place.
During their meeting, Mr Fernandez voiced out many suggestions for

progress and development of the said place, such as education, barter system
and many other things. After a few minutes, they will talk about of what will be
the name of the place. Miguel Dahunlay and Vicente Fernandez suggested that,
it will name it Kauswagan since they were aiming for progress of their place
which means “Uswag”. Fortunately, it was agreed that place will be called
“Kauswagan” from the word uswag which means progress and development.
Few weeks later, a teacher named Mr.Quipanes was sent to teach the
people of a new discovered place called Kauswagan. Since then, Kauswagan
separated from Claveria and became a sitio of Balingoan and Balingon was still a
Barangay of Talisayan. And now that the Balingoan is already separated town of
Talisayan, Kauswagan is one of its 9 barangays.

B. Demography
This chapter shows information about the barangay survey conducted by

the Purok Presidents, BHW’s and barangay officials.
Population Size, Growth and Density
Barangay Kauswagan has a total population of 776 individuals and 177

households with an average household size of 3, (Table 1).
Table 1 Population size, growth and density
Category Number
Total Population 776
Total No. of HH 177
Average HH Size 3
Distribution of Population
Based on the data gathered during PRA / Census, Barangay Kauswagan

has a total population of 776 individuals or 177 households (Table2). These
consist of 385 male individuals or 50.38% and females of 385 individuals or
49.68%.The highest number of males and females are observed in Purok 5 with
a total 87 of males or 11.21% and 88 females or 11.34%. The lowest number of
males is in Purok 2 with 47 or 6.05% as well as the females with 47 individuals
or 6.05% of the total population.
The highest number of population both sexes is in Purok 5 with 175 or

22.55% and with the highest number of households that consist of 37 or 20.90%.
The lowest number of both sexes is in Purok 2 with 98 or 12. 62 % of the total
barangay population with 24 or 13.55% total households; however, Purok 1
have the least number of households that accounts to 23 or 13% of the total
number of households.
Table 2 Distribution of Population
Population
Sitio HH %
Male % Female % Total %
Purok 1 51 6.57 47 6.05 98 12.62 24 13.55
Purok 2 47 6.05 55 7.08 102 13.14 23
12.99
Purok 3 49 6.31 59 7.60 108 13.91 24
13.55
Purok 4 75 7.66 62 7.60 137 17.65 35
19.77
Purok 5 87 11.2 88 11.34 175 22.55 34 19.2

1 4
Purok 6 76 9.79 80 10.30 156 20.13 37
20.90
TOTAL 385 47.5 391 49.97 776 100 17 100
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Age and Sex Distribution

The highest number or percentage of age by both sexes is within bracket
23-60 years old with a total number of 359 individuals or 46.26%. Second is age
bracket 6-12 years old with a total of 116 or 14.94%. The lowest is in age
bracket 61 years old and above with only 69 or 8.89%.
Among the age brackets, 23-60 years old have the highest number of
males and females with359 male individuals or 46.26% and 176 female
individuals or 20.93%. The lowest number of male and females are within the
bracket of 61 years old and above with a total of 69 individuals or 8.89% from
the total population, it has 37 males or 4.76% and 32 females or 4.12%. It
clearly shows that Females are dominant in the whole bracket with a total of
390.
Individuals or 50.36% compared to Males that 385 or 49.58% from the total
population (Table 3).
Table 3 Ages and Sex Distribution

Age Group Gender
According
to
Sex MALE % FEMALE % Total %
0-5 34 4.38 50 6.44 84 10.82
6-12 64 8.24 52 6.70 116 14.94
13-17 41 5.28 34 4.38 75 9.66
18-22 28 3.60 45 5.79 73 9.43
23-60 181 23.32 178 22.93 359 46.26
61 Above 37 4.76 32 4.12 69 8.89
Total 385 49.58 390 50.36 776 100

Civil Status
Table 4 shows the civil status of the barangay that Single status has the
highest number with 519 individuals or 66.88% by both sexes. Followed by the
Married status by both sexes with a total of 228 or 29.38% and last is the Widow
status by both sexes with a total of 29 or 3.74%.
Table 4 Civil Status
Population
Civil Status
Male % Female % Total %
Single 255 28.99 264 34.02 519 66.88

Married 123 15.8 105 13.53 228 29.38
5
Widow (male/female) 8 1.03 21 2.70 29 3.74
Total 386 49. 390 50.25 776 100
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Population by Mother Tongue
Bisaya dialect is dominant with all of its inhabitants are using furthermore
those strangers that inhabited the place long time ago had adapted the said
dialect.
Ethnic Groups
Bisaya is dominant in Barangay Kauswagan with 700 individuals or

90% of it’s the total population and the 10% of the population are Tribal
group and Higa-onon tribe, (Table 5)
Table 5 Ethnic Groups
Types of Ethnic Groups Population % from total population

Bisaya 700 90
Tribal Group and Higa-onon 76 10
tribe, etc.
Total 776 100
Religious Affiliation
With regards to religious affiliation of Barangay Kauswagan, Roman

Catholic has the highest number in the barangay which account to 75.64% of
the total population, while the Non-Roman Catholics such as United
Pentecostal, Finipinista and Iglesia ni Cristo and Seventh day Adventist are
consisting of the other 24.63% from the total population (Table 6).

Table 6 Religious Affiliations
Type of Religion Population % from total population

Roman Catholic 587 75.64
United Pentecostal 24 3.70
Finipinista 156 20.10
Iglesia Ni Cristo 2 0.25
Seventh day Adventist 4 0.58
Total 776 100
Labor Force and Employment
Barangay Kauswagan is an Agricultural area. The coconut and banana are

the main sources of farmer’s income. Other sources are derived from fishing,
small-scale brackish and inland fishpond and few cash crops. Aside from these,
the barangay has also livelihood activities done by the community.
Table 7 Labor Forces and Employment
Skills Population % from total population

Farmer 106 13.65
Laborer/Caretaker/Sales 48 6.18
boy/girl
Employee (govt./private) 42 5.41
Fisherfolks 4 0.77
OFW 6 1.15
Carpenter 9 0.25
Self – Employee 2 0.12
Businessmen 1 2.44
Driver 19 1.15
Welder/Electrician 9 0.51
TOTAL 246 31.63

Educational Attainment
Most of the people in Barangay Kauswagan are Elementary Level or under

graduate with 183 or 23.58% followed by the Secondary Graduates or High
School which has 156 or 20.14 % and there were also few individuals who
graduated with Secondary Level courses or High School Level of 146 individuals
or 18.81% from the total population (Table 8).
Table 8 Educational Attainments
Grade level Total %

1. Elementary Level 183 23.58
2. Elementary Graduate 25 3.22
3. Secondary Level 146 18.81
4. Secondary Graduate 156 20.14
5. College Level 89 11.46
6. College Graduate 58 7.47
7. Vocational Graduate 45 5.79
8. None 74 9.53
Total 776 100

C. NATURAL FEATURES
Geographical Location
Barangay Kauswagan is an upland barangay of Balingoan

Municipality. It is less than 3 kms. From national highway to Barangay
hall. It is bounded in the north by Barangay Bauk-Bauk, Lapinig and
Mantangale, in the south by Barangay Kabangasan, in the west by
Barangay Kabulakan, and in the east by Municipality of Talisayan. The
Barangay is subdivided into 6 puroks, namely; Purok 1, Purok 2, Purok
3, Purok 4, Purok 5, and Purok 6.
It has a total land area of 384 hectares which is 6.65% of the

Total land area of Balingoan. Only small portion of land is residential
approximately 30% of the land and Majority is an area inclined to
agriculture.
Total Land Area
Barangay Kauswagan has a total land area of 384 hectares, representing

the 6 puroks (Table 9).
Table 9 Land Area by Purok

Purok Area (ha.) %
Purok 1 127.24 33.14
Purok 2 12.82 3.34
Purok 3 58.55 15.25
Purok 4 58.69 15.28
Purok 5 114.79 29.89
Purok 6 11.91 3.10
Total 384 10
0
Source: GIS Land Use Mapping 2023

Topography and Slope classification
One of upland Barangay, based on Topographic map, Barangay

Kauswagan is between 200 to 300m above sea level. That’s why crops
and trees are easily to grow.
Surface Drainage
The barangay kauswagan has a river that only have a water when
it is raining or a heavy rain.
Climate and Rainfall
Barangay Kauswagan like any other Barangay in the Municipality of

Balingoan has two types of season, the dry and wet season. Maximum rain
period generally occurs in June until December.
Soil Type
Our soil in the Barangay, based on soil classification map, barangay
Kauswagan soil is Camiguin Clay and Mambajao Clay.(Table 10).
Table 10 Soil Type of the barangay
Soil Type Name Crop Suitability

Camiguin Clay Fruit trees and permanent crops
Mambajao Clay Corn, cacao, root crops
Source: GIS MAP 2023
Land Capability
The 70% of the total Land Area in Barangay Kauswagan is an

Agricultural Land and 30% is the Residential Land.
Land Suitability
The Soil Suitability for tree crops are 201.60 hectares and only 67.20
hectares of Mixed Crop.

Land Cover
Barangay Kauswagan has existing Built-up areas of 6.937

hectares and having a grassland of 1.304 hectares, Annual Crop is
6.882 hectares, inland Water is 1.304 hectares, Perennial Crop of
681.287 hectares, and Brush/Shrubs of 2.72 hectares. (See in Table
11)
Table 11 Existing Land Cover

LAND COVER MAP
Classification Area(Hectares)
Annual Crop 6.882
Brush/Shrubs 2.72
Built-up 14.544
Grassland 6.937
Inland Water 1.304
Perennial Crop 681.287
Total 713.677

II. ECONOMIC DATA
2.1 Agriculture
2.1.1 Agricultural Land Use
Based on the Gathered Data, the Residents of Barangay Kauswagan engage in

different means of livelihood. But the primary source of income is FARMING.
2.1.2 Sustainability of Agricultural Land Use
The current situation of agricultural land use of Barangay Kauswagan is mixed

cropping are commonly practiced by the farmers. Enhance the existing farming
system through introduction of Training on Agricultural Development.
2.1.3 Production by type of Crops
The Identified crops are coconut, cassava, banana, cacao and falcata. Coconut
has the widest coverage in hectares planted. Second is the Falcata, Cassava, Cacao
and banana, that can help for Financial.
Technologies used for each crop consist of the following
1. Coconut – generally coconut is planted in a mono-cropping. Only

patches of land are seen to have mixed with the other crops.
2. Banana – this in more on Plant by Famers
3. Cacao- are one of the ingredients in making tablia.
4. Cassava- this are mostly implanted direct in sunlight, and the
traditional planting of
Cassava are using plow and yoke with a carabao.
5. Falcata - are one of the source of making papers, but falcata can be
mixed with
Another crops unlike of others and the most common in cutting falcata is
using a chainsaw.
2.1.4. Cropping Pattern (Coconut and Banana, Cacao, cassava and

Falcata)
Most of the farmers of Barangay Kauswagan, coconut is commonly planted

during the month of September and leave it for 5 years to have a coconut fruit to be
harvested. Next is cacao, the farmers or individual with a CaCao farm planted it on
Second Quarter of the Year, the Banana is planted on June to July, Cassava is when
the Moon is A full moon and the Falcata is planted in no particular month.

Table 12 Seasonality Diagram- Cropping Season (Coconut and Banana, Cacao,
cassava and Falcata)
Months
Commodity
J F M A M J J A S 0 N D
Cacao
Banana
Cassava
Coconut
Falcata No season
Legend:
Full moon
Planting and
Maintenance
2.1.5 Labor Requirements
Table below shows the labor requirements are high during the months of February,
March, April, May, June, November and December while January and October is
Minimal and the rest is Low Labor Requirements.
Table 13 Seasonality Diagram Labor Requirements
Category Months
J F M A M J J A S O N D
High
Minimal
Low
2.1.6. Occurrence of Pest and Diseases
The common disease attacking their banana is bugtok and minimal on bunchy
top, the pest attacking cacao can be bugtok and minimal black dots in the shield. As
we observe Cassava are not in common of pest but it’s a common food of chicken.
The common pest attacking in coconut are rats, thru the source of their foods.
maybe the pest attacking of falcata is the big ants where they live the brunch of
falcata

2.2 Livestock and Poultry
Livestock production in the barangay is for backyard scale, production level is

minimal. The Barangay Kauswagan provides upgraded stocks through pig dispersal
program. Carabaos, Cow are used as working or draft animals and are very useful in
copra and corn production in terms of transportation. Goats, Chicken and hogs
serve as an additional family income and consumption.
Table 14 Household Raising Livestocks
Types No. of Heads HH

Chicken 1000 per household or 25
more
Carabao 15 30
Goats 10 8
Cow 14 13
Hogs 150 25
Total 1189 101
* Data not fix due to trade and consumption.
** Data not fix due to economic, accessibility and location.
Poultry production is also on backyard scale. Households prefer to raise native

chicken because it is economical compared to high breed. This serves also as source
of income and for consumption.
Table 15 Household Raising Poultry
Poultry No. of Heads HH

Chicken:
• Meat/Laying 500 55
Pigs 50 10
Total 550 65
* Data not fix due to trade and consumption.
** Data not fix due to raising capability and consumption.
2.2.1 Occurrence of Pest and Diseases
Carabao, Cow and Goats – Worms, Ticks and Lice, Septicemia, Pneumonia,
respiratory infections, Diarrhea, External/Internal parasites, Lameness and
Bacterial infections.
Hogs- African swine fever (ASF), Diarrhea, Bacterial infection, Hog cholera.
Poultry – Coryza, Fowl fox, Worms, Salmonella, Coccidiosis and Nutritional

disorder.
Note: Staff from the Municipal Agricultural Office is always ready for technical support
and services in preventing and if not eradicating such pest and diseases.

2.3. Food Supply and Requirements
Food supply of the Individual Household of the Barangay KAuswagan are

root crops, Vegetables and Native Chickens.
2.4 Agricultural Facilities
As an agricultural barangay, farm tools are useful in the different stages of

production. Many of the farmers have their own tools does not have equipment
to facilitate production processes (Table 16).
Table 16 Inventories of Farm Tools and Equipment’s
Types No. of Facilities

Plow 10
Sprayer 20
Cart 4
Others (bolo, hatchet, spade and etc.) 565
Total 599
2.5 Credit Facilitation
Table below shows that 177 HH have availed of credit facilities to private
lending institutions. Repayment scheme involves daily payment (arawan),
weekly and monthly at a rate ranging from 3.95% to 10% per month.
Table 17 No. of Household Availed the Credit Facilities
Credit Institutions No. of Households

ASA 40
CARD. INC 30
RAFY 20
ONE PUHUNAN 15
MMC 11
KAMADA 7
LENDING 10
TOTAL 133
* Data not fix due to payment scheme.

2.6 Irrigation Developments
Barangay KAuswagan has no existing irrigation facilities. The Barangay is

Dependent of the Municipal Water System and When it Rains.
2.7 Other Infrastructure and Post-Harvest Development
Barangay Kauswagan has farm to market roads for the easy access of The
Farmers and the Other Barangays to Go to Market.
2.8 Extension Support, Education and Training Services
In terms of extension support services, technical staff or extension worker

of the municipality is always available to reinforce good agricultural practices to
the farmers.
Table 18 Extension Services
Extension Worker Agency Frequency of visit

Government Private
Municipal 3 None When the Barangay Needed
Agricultural Officer Them
2.9 Regulatory Services
A. Barangay Tanod – Regulates Peace and Order

B. Barangay Treasurer – Collect toll fees and rentals
C. Lupong Tagapamayapa – Barangay Social Justice
2.10 Information Support
The barangay has two units of laptop and printer, one for the secretary
and treasurer for records filing and communication services to the barangay
constituents and other clients.
2.11 Solid Waste Management
All Barangay Constituents of Barangay Kauswagan are engaged in non-

Biodegradable Segregation and also all Purok has a Compos Pit for
biodegradable.

2.12 Agrarian Reform and Land Tenure
Most of the residents of Barangay Are Owner/CARP/Declared with 65% of

the households and followed by tenants of 35% households.
Table 19 Agrarian / Land Tenure
Types of Land Tenure Total Households %

Owner/CARP/Declaration 123 70%
Tenant 54 30%
Total 177 100
2.13 Trade and Industry
The barangay has sari-sari store, selling common needs/goods for the
community. The total number of sari-sari stores posted to 11, 1 Casaava, 1
copra and 3 falcata traders. There are also roving traders offering credit items
for the community.
Table 20 Business Establishment in the Barangay
Establishment Sitio Located No. of Average No. Total No. of

Type Establishment of Employed Employed
person Person to
Establishment
Sari-sari Stores All puroks 11 1 11
Copra Trader Purok 1 1 5 5
Cassava Trader Purok 1 1 5 5
Falcata Trader Purok 1,2,and 5 3 13
2.14 Tourism and Recreational Facilities
The Barangay Kauswagan has a Private Tourism Spot Named VISTA DEL
PARAISO Located at Purok-5, Kauswagan, Balingoan, Misamis Oriental.

III. SOCIAL SECTOR and CULTURAL DATA
3.1 Health and Nutrition
3.1.1) Medical Health Facility/Personnel Services
The Barangay Health Station is Located at Purok-2, Kauswagan,

Balingoan, Misamis Oriental. But Not all Medical Facilities are there. The
barangay commonly go to the Rural Health Unit or the Talisayan Misamis
Oriental Provincial hospital. However, for major cases that it needs more
advances facilities, patients are referred to Cagayan De Oro City or gingoog City.
Table 21 Distances to Medical Health Facilities
From Barangay To
Municipality of Talisayan Gingoog City Cagayan De Oro City

BALINGOAN MOPH
(RHU)
KAUSWAGAN 3.5 KM 6.5 KM 45 KM 87 KM
The barangay has 6 Barangay Health Workers (BHW) ,1 Barangay

Nutrition Scholar (BNS) and 1 NDP from Municipal. The health personnel in the
barangay have conducted regular immunization, prenatal check-up for the
pregnant women and feedings to the children.
Table 22 Number of Health Personnel
Personnel No. Benefit / honoraria given

BLGU MLGU PLGU
NDP 1 - -
Barangay Health Worker 6 700.00 - -

Php/Mo.
Barangay Nutrition Scholar 1 1,000.00 .
Php/Mo.
3.1.2 Leading Causes of Maternal Mortality

For the year 2023 as to present, the barangay has no reported case of death
among mothers. The health workers assigned in the barangay continue
educating the mothers regarding the importance of pre-natal and post-natal
care.

3.1.3 Nutritional Status
Out of 84 population aging 0-5 years old, there are only 2 or 2.38%
considered malnourish. Table below shows the magnitude of malnourished which
is one factor of poverty in the barangay (Table 42).
Table 23 Nutrition Status by Gender (0-5 years old)
Gender Pop. Normal Below Normal Below Normal

Low Very Low
Magnitude % Magnitude % Magnitude %
Male 34 33 97.06 0 0 1 2.94
Female 50 49 98.00 0 0 1 2.00
Total 84 82 97.62 0 0 2 2.38
3.1.4 Birth Control and Methods Used
Out of 177 households, 51 households are family planning acceptors.

Family Planning Method using Pills is the most common with 12.99%; followed
by Ligate with 7.91%, Depo with 6.78%, IUD with 2.83%, implant with 2.26%
and Condom with 0.56%.
Table 24 Family Planning Methods Used
Methods Used Number of Adopter % from total household

Pills 23 12.99
Ligate 14 7.91
Depo 12 6.78
Implant 4 2.26
Condom 1 0.56
IUD 5 2.83
Total 59 33.33
3.1.5 Water Facilities
There is only one water system in the Barangay KAuswagan. The

Barangay is dependent on the municipal Water System.

Table below shows that out of 177 households of Barangay Kauswagan
there are 137 households or 77.40% access to safe water, while 22.6% are still
served with unsafe source (Table 25).
Table 25 Access to safe water by Purok
Households without access to improved

Number of water source*
PUROK households
Magnitude* Proportion**
KAUSWAGAN 177 3 2.19
Purok 01 22 3 13.64
Purok 02 18 0 0
Purok 03 22 0 0
Purok 04 32 0 0
Purok 05 29 0 0
Purok 06 14 0 0
*Households without access to safe drinking water (piped water into dwelling or bottled water)
**Total number of households without access to improved sources of drinking water (piped water into dwelling/yard/plot, public
tap/stand pipe, tube well/borehole, protected or semi-protected dug well, protected water from spring, rainwater and bottled water
3.1.6 Number of Households with toilet facilities
There are 177 households in the barangay, out of these 58 or 42.34%

have Water Sealed sewer septic tank used exclusively by the household, 16
households or 11.68% have Water-sealed sewer septic tank shared with other
households and 33 or 24.09% have Water-sealed other depository used
exclusively by household and 6 or4.38% Water-sealed other depository shared
with other households and 19 0r 13.87 and 4 or 2.92% are Closed pit and 5 or
3.65% None (bodies of water backyard public spaces) (Table 26)

Table 26 Types of Toilets
BARANGAY Number Type of toilet facility*
of Magnitude* Proportion**
househo
lds
KAUSWAGAN 177
Water-sealed sewer septic 58 42.34

tank used exclusively by
household
Water-sealed sewer septic 16 11.68
tank shared with other
households
Water-sealed other 33 24.09
depository used exclusively
by household
Water-sealed other 6 4.38
depository shared with
other households
Closed pit 19 13.87
Open pit 4 2.92
Pail system 0 0
None (bodies of water 5 3.65
backyard public spaces)
Source: CBMS Census
2023

Table 27 shows that the gap between the magnitude and the total
households that who access the sanitary toilets is 177 households or about 28%
from the total households of the barangay.
Table 27 Access to Sanitary Toilets by Purok
Households wihout access to sanitary toilet

Number of
PUROK households
facility*
Purok 01 38 1 4.55
Purok 02 22 0 0
Purok 03 27 0 0
Purok 04 32 3 9.38
Purok 05 40 2 6.9
Purok 06 18 3 21.43
*Households with no access to closed pit or water-sealed toilet facility (Note: 'others' is included here)
**Number of households with no access to closed pit or water-sealed toilet facility over total number of households

3.1.7 Households Using Iodized Salts
All of the residents of the barangay use Iodized Salt as it is recommended

by the Department of Education (DOH) as well as the Barangay Health Center.
Table 28 Households Using Iodized Salts
Use of Iodized Salt Total HH %

Yes 177 100
Total 177
100
3.1.12 Housing
Dwelling Condition and Type of Structure

Most of the households of Barangay Kauswagan are owner of the houses they
live in.
Barangay Kauswagan has a total of 177 households, out of these households 26

houses are concrete, Semi-Concrete with 62 Households and 89 Households for
Light Materials.
Table 30 Type of Houses by Puroks
Type of Houses
Sitio Total
Concrete Semi-concrete Light Materials
Purok 1 5 8 11 24
Purok 2 4 11 8 23
Purok 3 4 4 16 24
Purok 4 4 11 20 35
Purok 5 6 14 14 34
Purok 6 3 14 20 37
Total 26 62 89 177

3.2 Education
3.2.1 Educational Institutions
Barangay Kauswagan has 1 public elementary school located in barangay

proper which caters complete grades 1- 6. It has also Kauswagan Day Care
Center that caters kindergarten education.
Table 31 Number of School According to Level
Name of School Location Area Type Level

( Sitio) Occupied
Kauswagan Elementary School Purok 5 0.88 ha. Public Elementary
KAuswagan Day Care Center Purok 4 0.020 ha. Public Pre- School
All Children from Purok 1 to Purok 6, are going to School every school
Days.
Table 32 Distances from Barangay Proper

School Distance from Brgy. Proper
Kauswagan Elementary School 0 km.
KAuswagan Day Care Center 0 km.
3.2.2 Population
School Age Population Distribution
Data show that age between 06 – 10 years old (primary school going age) has
the highest number that consist of 183 individuals or 38.69% followed by 11 –
14 years old (intermediate school going age) with 146 individuals or 30.87% and
the last is the 17 – 21 years old (tertiary school going age) with 89 individuals or
18.82%.
Table 33 School Age Population Distribution
Clasification No. %
06 – 10 years old (primary school going age) 183 38.69
11 – 14 years old (intermediate school going age) 146 30.87
13 – 16 years old ( secondary school going age) 45 9.51
17 – 21 years old ( tertiary school going age) 89 18.82
Others-Vocational 10 2.11
Total 473 100

3.2.3 Enrolment
Table below shows the current enrollees (2023), it revealed that out of 492
school age populace of the barangay (Includes kindergarten), the rate of
participation is 331 enrollees which only 67.28% abled to attend school.
Table 34 Current Enrollments and Ratio
Level No. of No. of School % (no. of

Enrolles going age Enrollees/school age
Pop. pop by level) 100
Kinder 19 19 100%
Primary level 12 20 60%
Elementary level 100 163 61.35%
Secondary level 105 191 54.97%
College level 85 89 95.51%
Vocational 10 10 100%
Total 331 492 67.28%
Number of Classroom, Teachers per School and its Ratio
Table 35 Number of Teacher per School, Classroom, Enrollees and its Ratio
Name of School No. of Total No. of Total Ratio (Total

Teachers Classrooms Enrollees no. of
Enrollees: total
no. of Teachers
Kauswagan 4 7 189 189:7

Elementary School
KAuswagan Day 1 1 19 17:1

Care Center
Total 5 8 200 200:8

3.3 Social Welfare and Development
Barangay Kauswagan has organized groups like, Farmers Association,

Womens Association, Kauswagan growers Association, Senior Citizen
Association, SLP and 14 AIM Rag Making Association. This Association composed
almost of the Legal Age Male and Legal Age of Female.
Table 36 List of Existing Association in the Barangay

LIST OF EXISTING ASSOCIATION IN THE BARANGAY
NAME OF ASSOCIATION NO. OF MEMBERS STATUS
Farmers Association 15 Member Active
Womens Association 20 Members Active
Senior Citizen Association 56 members Active
Kauswagan Growers 15 members Active
Association
14 AIM Rag making 10 Members Active
Association
Sustainable Livelihood 10 Members Active
Program (SLP)
3.4 Sports and Recreation
Barangay Kauswagan has 1 multi-purpose court located at Purok-2,

Kauswagan, balingoan, Misamis Oriental.
Table 37 Number of sports & recreation facilitiies
Name of sports/recreation Facilities No.

available
Multi-purpose pavement Basketball court 1
Volleyball court 2
3.5 Protective Services
Barangay Kauswagan has 10 fullforce Barangay Tanods headed by the

Barangay Chairman who is maintaining the peace and order situation in the area
through the active participation of the community.
3.6 Gender and Development
3.6.1 Violence against women and children
Record of the barangay shows, that there was no reported case of physical
abuse among women from 2021-2023.

3.6.2 Drug prevention and abuse
Barangay Kauswagan is not spared of drug cases, though not accounted

as to number yet there are reported problems on same. Appropriation allotted
for Sangguniang Kabataan also includes funds intended for youth development in
the field of sports related activities.
3.6.3 Community role of men and women
Most men are officers of community organization and are members of groups
which require their services, while women are usually tasked to attend meetings
because men are normally attending the farm activities.
Table 38 Community roles of men and women

MEN WOMEN
Members of the organizations Majority are Barangay & Purok officials
Mostly involved in sports activities Most often attending religious activities

Do the heavy works in the Food and preparation for community activities
community
Member of the organizations Majority attending general assembly /meetings
Barangay Tanods Mostly assigned on documentation role
WOMEN
11:00 12:MN
10:00
PM 1:00 AM 2:00 AM
PM
9:00 PM 3:00 AM
8:00 PM 4:00 AM
7:00 5:00
PM AM
6:00
6:00 PM AM
5:00 7:00
PM AM
4:00 8:00
PM AM
3:00 PM 9:00 AM
2:00 PM 10:00
12:00 11:00 AM
1:00 PM
NN AM
Figure 1 Activity Clock for Men and Women

LEGEND:
SLEEP WORK MEALS HOUSEHOLD CHORES
3.6.4 Household Task of Men and Women
Table 39 shows, the household tasks of men and women in the household
tasks. Commonly men tasks are on hard works, and women be a part of the
decision and household activities.
Table 39 Household Tasks of Men and Women

Men Women
Head of the household Assist the husband in farm activities
Decision-maker Decision-Maker
Earn a living(Mostly a bread winner) Budget and finance of the family
Assist the wife in doing household chores Doing household chores
Tending the Farm and livestock Rearing the children

Preparing firewood Taking cared of the husband needs
Fetching water Backyard gardening
Doing construction and repair of the Assist the husband in livestock and poultry
house taking cared
Commonly attending educational needs of
children( meetings, nutrition activity)
Assist in fetching water
Ensure spiritual uprightness of the family
3.6.5 Formal Organizations
3.6.5.1 Peoples Organizations and Cooperative Development
As per data gathered, there are 6 existing people’s organization in the

barangay. However, only 3 of these are registered with DSWD and SEC.
Organization activities were livelihood, consumer related activities and
organizational strengthening. The presence of this organization indicates people
empowerment in the barangay.
IV. Infrastructure

4.1. Water Supply Services
The 137 households of Barangay Kauswagan used a potable water.
Table 40 Source of Water supply

Households wihout access to improved
water source*
PUROK Number of households
Purok 01 22 3 13.64
Purok 02 18 0 0
Purok 03 22 0 0
Purok 04 32 0 0
Purok 05 29 0 0
Purok 06 14 0 0
Table 41 Source of Drinking Water

Source of drinking water*
Number of
BARANGAY households Magnitude*
Proportion*
*
KAUSWAGAN 137
Own use faucet community water system (e.g.

36 26.28
Maynilad)
Shared faucet community water system 98 71.53
Own use tubed/piped deep well 0 0
Shared tubed/piped deep well 1 0.73
Tubed/piped shallow well (e.g. Poso Artesian well etc) 3 2.19
Dug well (e.g. balon) 0 0
Protected spring 0 0
Unprotected spring 0 0
Lake river rain, and others 1 0.73
Peddler 2 1.46
Bottled water (purified distilled mineral) 0 0
4.2 POWER
4.2.1 Fuel Used for Lighting

Kerosene is the power supply of the constituents of Barangay Kauswagan
when Blackout occur. About 7 or 4% households are using kerosene or batteries
while the other 170 or 96% households are supplied by electricity by MORESCO
II.
Table 42 Fuel used f0r Lighting

Kinds of fuel used for lighting HH %
Kerosene 7 96%
Electricity 170 4%
Total 177 100
4.2.2 Fuel Used for Cooking
Most of the residents use firewood / charcoal as fuel for cooking a total of
122 or 68.93% households, while LPG users accounts for 55 households or
31.07% of the total households of the barangay.
Table 43 Types of fuel used for cooking
Types of fuel used for cooking NO. of HH %

Firewood / charcoal 122 68.93
LPG 55 31.07
Total 177 100
4.2.3 Electric Service
The MISAMIS ORIENTAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE II (MORESCO II) is supplying

the electric needs of the barangay. A total of 170 households availed of the
services of the power company while a total of 7 households are still unserved.
Reason for this include: distance from the main line, affordability level of the
households and financial constraints on the part of the barangay government.
4.3 Transportation and Road
4.3.1 Road Networks
Barangay Kauswagan has a Provincial road of 3.5 kilometers, Barangay

roads of 5.65 kilometers.

Table 44 Road Networks
Road Type Length/KMS.

Provincial Road
Purok 1 to Purok 5 4.5
Barangay Road
• Kabangasan 5.10
• Kabulakan 3.5
Grand-Total 13.10
4.3.2 Mode of Transportation
Barangay Kauswagan is accessible to any transportation facilities, but the

most common means of transportation from barangay going to the different
puroks are by motorcycle.
4.4 COMMUNICATION
4.4.1 Telecommunication Services
All populace of the barangay has access to all type of telecommunication

services that are based such as internet and other mobile phone networks.
4.4.2 Broadcast Media Services
Broadcast media facilities that reached the area are the radio network
accounting for 110 units, 32 televisions and 47 karaoke / DVD / VCD / CD.
4.4.3 Postal Service Facility
There is no postal service facilities in the barangay, however, mails and letters
are fetched by the barangay from the Post Office and concerned addressee
would just get it from the barangay hall.

V. Local Government
5.1 Development Administration
5.1.1 Barangay Government Administration
5.1.1.1. Barangay Government Structure
Barangay Kauswagan is presently governed by the normal flow of

Barangay Government Structure as illustrated below. The barangay council as
the highest governing body manages the whole government administration. It is
composed of Punong Barangay, Barangay Kagawad, Barangay Treasurer and
Barangay Secretary. The Barangay Development Council is responsible in the
formulation of the development plans, programs and projects implemented in
the barangay.
Several barangay institutions are also organized that include, Barangay Peace
and Order Council (BPOC), Barangay Disaster Coordinating Council (BDCC),
Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC), Barangay Health Workers (BHWs),
Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS), Barangay Council for the Protection of Women
and Children (BCPWC), Lupong Tagapamayapa,Barangay Tanod (BT), Women’s
Organization, Senior Citizens Organization, Barangay Health Response Team
(BHERT), Barangay Physical Fitness and Sports Devt Council (BPFSDC), ),
Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management Committee (BESWMC),Barangay
Violence Againsts Women Desk (BZAWD). These institutions or bodies perform
specific functions supportive of the efficient and effective operations of the
Barangay.
Barangay functionaries rendered services directed towards the general welfare

of its constituency, the general assembly. Based on the flow of the performance
rating of the Sangguniang Barangay, Outstanding rating is generally obtained
which means that citizens are very much satisfied with the services being
delivered to them.

The Barangay Government Structure
BARANGAY KAUSWAGAN
BARANGAY COUNCIL PB
7 BARANGAY KAGAWADS
SK CHAIR
TREASURER
SECRETARY
BARANGAY BARANGAY CHAIRMAN

DEVELOPMNET COUNCIL PUROK PRESIDENT
(BDC) ¼ NGO’S
BARANGAY BPOC
INSTITUTIONS BCPWC
BHERT
BADAC
BESWMC
BVAWD
LUPON TAGAPAMAYAPA
BHW
BNS
WOMENS
SENIOR CITIZEN
BARANGAY TANOD
BPFSDC
BARANGAY ASSEMBLY
Figure2: Barangay Government Structure

Figure 3: The Barangay Organizational Structure

Figure 4: Barangay Officials and Functionaries
BARANGAY KAUSWAGAN COUNCIL

Hon. Renato P. Budlao Punong Barangay
Hon. Soledad C. Etom Committee on Health, Family and Women,
Social Services & Comm. On Tourism
Hon. Cherry Mae Q. Budlao Committee on Infrastructure
Hon. Bryan B. Branzuela Committee on Agriculture
Hon. Johny B. Quijada Committee on Peace And Order
Hon. Francisco P. Budlao Committee on Education
Hon. Ma. Theressa Annabelle B. Budlao Committee on Appropriation
Hon. Arvy M. Macaldo Committee on Sports
Hon. Romel B. Yagotyot SK Chairman
Jocel G. Dahunlay Barangay Secretary

Patty Jane F. Hallasgo Barangay Treasurer
SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN COUNCIL
Jimuel B. Budlao 1st Kagawad
Mariel B. Ayahay 2nd Kagawad
Josel Mae Budlao 3rd Kagawad
Jomar Agustin S. Bayhon 4th Kagawad
Quenie R. Felisilda 5Th Kagawad
Julius B. Quijada 6th Kagawad
BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER

Assigned Purok
Shiela B. Magna Purok 2
Pedrita B. Nanol Purok 1
Alona L. Galarion Purok 3
Cita L. Taganas Purok 4
Karen Khim H. Paredes Purok 5
Florie Mae Galenzoga Purok 6
BARANGAY NUTRITION SCHOLAR
Alona T. Quijada Municipal Level
CHILD DEVELOPMENT WORKER
Aiza Q. Anoc School Center
BARANGAY TANOD
Rodrigo R. Placente Chief Tanod
Shiela Mar G. Dahunlay CVO Treasurer
Myrna A. Bacla-an CVO Secretary
Alma B. Budlao Member
Josie B. Ayahay Member
Richard E. Budlao Member
Danny Taganas Jr. Member
Leo Q. Tagaro Member
Eldrid T. Quijada Member
Jeric M. Quijada Member
BARANGAY UTILITIES
WORKING DAYS
Arabella F. Sacalla Monday
Agustina Espinosa Wednesday
Analyn P. Paredes Friday
BARANGAY LUPON TAGAPAMAYAPA

Edgar Supat Purok 1
Liza Corazon F. Quijada Purok 3
Gaudencio Budlao Purok 4
Wilfredo Sabit Purok 5
Carlito C. Cabresos Purok 1
Remie W. Quijada Purok 4
Nerio Q. Branzuela Purok 1
Reynold L. Budlao Purok 4
Estrella A. Quijada Purok 4
Shirley R. Placente Purok 2
BARANGAY PUROK LEADER

Rosalita Q. Budlao Purok 1
Narciso S. Budlao Purok 2
Marta Bunsay Purok 3
Emelia B. Cajilla Purok 4
Romelito L. Yagotyot Purok 5
Maria Gina Tion Purok 6

Organizational Rating of Barangay Officials
Performance of Barangay Officials Sangguniang Barangay, Sangguniang

Barangay committee the average rating is Satisfactorily and the Barangay
Development Council has the average rating of very satisfactory in terms of role
and function in the barangay.
Table 45 Organizational Rating Matrix of Barangay Officials

Perfomance of Barangay Officials Rating
A Performance of the Sangguniang Barangay 1 2 3 4 5

1 Administration to Basic Services relative to:
a. Agriculture √
b. Health and Social Welfare Sevices √
c. General Hygiene and Sanitation,Beautification and Waste Disposal √
d. Administration/Maintenance of Barangay Justice √
e. Maintenance of Barangay Roads,Bridge and Water Systems √
f. Infrastructure Facilities √
g.General Welfare √
h. Information and Reading Materials √
i.Satellite Public Markets √
2 Capability to raise funds and Initiate fund sourcing and other Income √
3 Relation to PO’s through its representation in the Barangay Dev’t √

Council(BDC)
4 Support & Assistance for the establishment & Organization of √
organization/ Cooperative in the Barangay
5 Organization/ Re-organization/Establishment of BDC √
6 Enactment of Barangay Ordinances, resolutions and etc. √
7 Ensure the performance of the roles and functions of the Barangay √

Secretary
8 Ensure the performance of the roles and functions of the Barangay √
Treasurer
9 Conduct of Barangay Assembly √
10 Quality of resolutions/Ordinances enacted relative to:
a.Local Administration √
b.Human Resource and Development √
c.Agriculture √
d.Infrastructure √
B Sangguniang Barangay Committee Performance
1 Conduct of Hearing and Investagation √
2 Making and Submission of reports √
C BDC Performance
1 Conduct Regular Meeting √
2 Ability/Capability to make a short and long term Comprehensive BDP √
3 Conduct Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation √
4 Motivation of constituents to participate in various local activities √
Table 46 Organization Rating Matrix of People’s Organization

People’s Participation 1 2 3 4 5
1 Active Participation in the General Assembly √
2 Indication of Commitment √
3 Active participation in Barangay Based Organization activities √
4 Assistance in keeping peace and order within & outside the Barangay √
5 Assistance towards the maintenance of Health and Sanitation in the √

Brgy.
6 Abiding in the Policies and Ordinances √
7 Respect to Barangay Officials √
8 Payment of Taxes √
9 Gender Sensitivity √
10 Close coordination of PO’s to Barangay Council √
Legend:
1-Poor 2-Unsatisfactory 3-Satisfactory 4-Very Satisfactory 5-Outstanding
5.2 Local Fiscal Administration
Table 46 Estimated Distributions of Revenues by Sources

Income (Php)
Income %
2022 2023 2024 Average
1 Tax Revenue
97.0
a. NTA 2,851,088.00 2,441,062.00 2,593,144.00 2,628,431.33
3
b. Share on
Real 15,000.00 20,000.00 25,000.00 20,000.00 0.74
Property Tax
c.
Community 10,000.00 10,000.00 30,0000.00 16,666.67 0.62
Tax
d. Clearance
30,000.00 15,000.00 35,000.00 26,666.67 0.98
& Certificate
Operating
Miscellaneou
2
s
Revenue
a. Gov’t.
Business 15,000.00 16,000.00 20,000.00 51,000.00 0.63
Operation
Total 2,921,088.0 2,502,062.0 2,703,144.0 2,708,764.6 100
0 0 0 7
It shows the actual annual distribution of revenue by source, it is noted that the
bulk of the income of the barangay is coming from the tax revenue particularly
from IRA which accounted to 97.03% of the total income.

Table 47 Estimated Expenditures
Expenditur Year (Php) Average %
es
2022 2023 2024
1 Personal (Php) (Php) (Php) (Php)
Services
a. Honoraria &
969,096.00 1,066,260.00 1,162,032.00 1,065,796 39.35%
cash gifts
2 MOOE
Travelling
100,000.00 60,000.00 40,000.00 66,666.67 2.46%
Expenses
Office
30,556.80 7,556.58 3,791.52 13,968.30 0.52%
supplies Expense
Accountabl
9,000.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 5,666.67 0.21%
e Forms
Training
50,000.00 20,000.00 107,000.00 59,000.00 2.18%
Expenses
Auditing
10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 0.37%
services
electricity
40,000.00 32,000.00 18,000.00 30,000.00 1.11%
expense
Repairs &
Maintenance of
25,000.00 25,000.00 0.92%
Transportation
Equipment
Membershi
4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 0.15%
p Dues
Fedelity
5,000.00 42,000.00 5,000.00 17,333.33 0.64%
bond Premiums
Janitorial
42,000.00 104,400.00 21,600.00 56,000.00 2.07%
Services
other
75,600.00 60,000.00 116,400.00 252,000.00 9.30%
general services
Honorariu
36,000.00 43,200.00 39,600.00 1.46%
m of BRK
Honorariu
36,000.00
m of Other 36,000.00 1.33%
Secretary
Honorariu
48,000.00 38,4000 48,000.00 44,800.00 1.65%
m of Lupon
Maintenan
ce of Health 30,000.00 30,000.00 1.11%
Centers
BPOC 10,000.00 6,000.00 3,000.00 6,333.33 0.23%
BADAC 15,000.00 7,000.00 3,000.00 8,333.33 0.31%
Environme
ntal & Solid 35,000.00 6,000.00 3,000.00 14,666.67 0.54%
Waste
Katarunga
15,000.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 7,666.67 0.28%
ng Pamabarangay

Agriculture 10,000.00 10,000.00 3,000.00 7,666.67 0.28%
BCPC 15,000.00 15,000.00 0.55%
Assistance
to Purok Meeting 6,000.00 6,000.00 0.22%
Place
Other
60,800.00 60,800.00 2.24%
Expenses
Total 707,956.80 422,156.58 427,791.52 519,301.63 19.17%
3 Non-Office
Expenditures
a. Sangguniang
292,108.80 250,206.20 270,314.40 270,876.47 9.99%
Kabatan Funds
b. Brgy.
570,217.60 488,212.40 518,628.80 525,686.27 19.41%
Development Fund
c. Gender &
155,654.40 125,103.10 135,157.70 91,942.07 3.39%
Development
d. LDRRMF 146,054.40 125,103.10 135,157.70 135,438.84 5.00%
e. BCPC 25,020.62 27,031.44 26,026.03 0.96%
f. Senior Citizen 27,031.44 27,031.44 0.99%
g. Capital Outlay 80,000.00 80,000.00 2.95%
Total 1,244,035.20 1,013,645.42 1,113,321.48 1,117,000.70 41.24%
Grand Total 2,921,088.00 2,502,062.00 2,703,145.00 2,708,765.00 100%
It shows the actual expenditure of the barangay. It can be noted that an average
actual expenditure amounted to Php. 1,117,000.77. The biggest expense is is
the Non-Office Expenditure with A 41.24%, Followed by the Personal Services
with 39.35% and lastly the Maintenance and Operating Expenses with 19.17% of
the Total.

5.3 Administration of Justice (Lupong Tagapamayapa)
Barangay Kauswagan has complied with the provision of the Local

Government Code regarding the organization of Lupon. It is composed of the
Punong Barangay as chairman and 10 members. The following are the function
normally performed by the Lupon.
o Exercise administrative supervision over the conciliation panels.

o Meet regularly once a month to provide a forum for exchange of ideas
among its members and the public on matters relevant to the
amicable settlement of dispute and to enable various conciliation panel
members to share with one another their observation and experiences
in effecting speedy resolution of dispute; and
o Exercise such other powers and perform such other duties and
functions as may be prescribed by law or ordinance.
5.4 Public Order and Safety
5.4.1 Civilian Volunteer Organization (CVO)
To maintain peace and public safety, the barangay ensures that Civilian
Volunters Organization (CVO) or Barangay Tanods is organized. The barangay
has active CVO/Barangay Tanod members representing the different puroks of
the barangay. They are doing roving activity in the barangay. Prior to
deployment, the CVO members undergo training to gain knowledge and skills
regarding their duties and responsibilities.
• Disaster Preparedness
By virtue of Barangay Executive Order No. 005 Series of 2024, the

barangay created another peace service provider is the Barangay Disaster
Coordinating Council composed of the Punong barangay as chairman, the
Sangguniang Barangay,all purok presidents and representative from other sector
and organization in the barangay.
Duties and Function:
• To revitalize and strengthen existing Disaster Coordinating Committee and

responding task units/staff and develop their capability of meeting
emergency requirements of the populace
• To institutionalize a functional Disaster Coordinating Operation Center
publicly known as a center of disaster activities and coordination in
various level.
• To re-activate and strengthen internal and external communications
network set to warn people of an impending danger and monitor disaster
operations and developments to higher level.
• To operationalize a Disaster Preparedness Plan of Barangay Disaster
Coordinating Council responsive to the needs of the people before, during
and after disaster, and
• To adopt Standard Operating Procedures or Action Plan that shall be
observed to enable to respond positively with the least delay.
5.5 Advocacy and Communication
With the present system the Barangay Adopted the Registry of Inhabitants of
the Barangay Annually. Aside from this, the barangay is also continuously
advocating for participatory barangay governance to empower community in
achieving development in the barangay
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CY 2024-2029

Chapter 3
SITUATIONAL
ANALYSIS
This chapter is the analysis of the real
situation of the different Land Uses and
sector of Barangay Kauswagan.

SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
1.1 Land Use Analysis
This part of the plan is the analysis of different land uses of the barangay. It
discusses how these resources can be best use to achieve a more rationalize use
of land resources in the barangay. It further discusses how these resources are
important to the people, its existing issues and problems, how these problems
affect the barangay. Corresponding suggestions and recommendations are also
proposed for implementation.
1.1.1 Existing Land Use
Barangay Kauswagan has existing Built-up areas of 6.937 hectares and

having a grassland of 1.304 hectares, Annual Crop is 6.882 hectares, inland
Water is 1.304 hectares, Perennial Crop of 681.287 hectares, and Brush/Shrubs
of 2.72 hectares.
Table 48 Existing Land Cover
Classification Area(Hectares)
Annual Crop 6.882
Brush/Shrubs 2.72
Built-up 14.544
Grassland 6.937
Inland Water 1.304
Perennial Crop 681.287
Total 713.677
1.1.2 Perimeter / Boundary
There are 6 Puroks composing Barangay Kauswagan, Purok -1 has the

biggest land area approximated at 127.24 hectares which is equivalent to
33.14% of the total barangay land area. The smallest purok is Purok-6
constituting only an estimated area of 11.91 hectares equivalent to 3.10% of the
total barangay area.
Table 49 Perimeter / Boundary and area per Purok

Purok Area (ha.) %
Purok 1 127.24 33.14
Purok 2 12.82 3.34
Purok 3 58.55 15.25
Purok 4 58.69 15.28
Purok 5 114.79 29.89
Purok 6 11.91 3.10
Total 384 100

Chapter 4
Barangay
Vision and
Mission
Statement
This chapter is the Vision and Mission of
the Barangay Kauswagan.

VISION
By the End of 2034, Barangay Kauswagan is one of the
Safest Barangay of the Municipality.
We Envisioned for a progressive, peaceful, GOD
centered Society, governed by an effective dynamic
government that is responsive to the needs of the
people.
MISSI
ON
Through Good Administration, we can help our
community in solving issues on Social, Environmental
and Peace and Order. We could help our barangay to
prosper, make each and every one resourceful to help
our fellow constituents to have a Peaceful and Orderly
living by lending each hand to one another.

Chapter
5
SECTORAL
DEVELOPMENT

Chapter
6
BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT PLANS
(BDIP)

Chapter
7
BDP MONITORING AND
EVALUATION PLAN

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1 –BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CY 2024-2029

Barangay Kauswagan crafted its Barangay Development Plan with

Barangay Kauswagan formulated its BDP. This development plan

With that context in mind, Barangay Kauswagan projected their Five

BDP is a Five (5) years comprehensive Multi-sectoral development

2–BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CY 2024-2029

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During their meeting, Mr Fernandez voiced out many suggestions for

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This chapter shows information about the barangay survey conducted by

Population Size, Growth and Density

Barangay Kauswagan has a total population of 776 individuals and 177

Table 1 Population size, growth and density

Total Population 776

Total No. of HH 177

Based on the data gathered during PRA / Census, Barangay Kauswagan

The highest number of population both sexes is in Purok 5 with 175 or

Table 2 Distribution of Population

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Age and Sex Distribution

Table 3 Ages and Sex Distribution

0-5 34 4.38 50 6.44 84 10.82

6-12 64 8.24 52 6.70 116 14.94

13-17 41 5.28 34 4.38 75 9.66

18-22 28 3.60 45 5.79 73 9.43

23-60 181 23.32 178 22.93 359 46.26

61 Above 37 4.76 32 4.12 69 8.89

Total 385 49.58 390 50.36 776 100

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Table 4 Civil Status

Single 255 28.99 264 34.02 519 66.88

Population by Mother Tongue

Bisaya is dominant in Barangay Kauswagan with 700 individuals or

Table 5 Ethnic Groups

Types of Ethnic Groups Population % from total population

With regards to religious affiliation of Barangay Kauswagan, Roman

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Type of Religion Population % from total population

Labor Force and Employment

Barangay Kauswagan is an Agricultural area. The coconut and banana are

Table 7 Labor Forces and Employment

Skills Population % from total population

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Most of the people in Barangay Kauswagan are Elementary Level or under

Table 8 Educational Attainments

Grade level Total %

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Barangay Kauswagan is an upland barangay of Balingoan

It has a total land area of 384 hectares which is 6.65% of the

Total Land Area

Barangay Kauswagan has a total land area of 384 hectares, representing

Table 9 Land Area by Purok

Purok 1 127.24 33.14

Purok 2 12.82 3.34

Purok 3 58.55 15.25

Purok 4 58.69 15.28

Purok 5 114.79 29.89

Purok 6 11.91 3.10