CONTENTS

 Messages

 Municipal Mayor

 Municipal Vice Mayor

 Vision Statement

 Mission Statement

 Core Values

 Strategic Thrusts and Development Priorities

 Brief Ecological Profile of the Municipality

 Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction And Management Plan

 Republic of the Philippines
Province of Oriental Mindoro
MUNICIPALITY OF PINAMALAYAN

OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MAYOR

Typhoon Nona has undoubtedly one of the most powerful typhoon

we had ever experienced in the last decade. We have seen a lot of
homeless families, we had encountered number of washout school
building and some had lost their love ones. However, amidst the
challenges that we had encountered, it is also undeniable that our
strong faith in humanity and our unending love to our municipality
has become stronger than the typhoon.

This administration assures that with the trainings and equipment’s that our MDRRMO had
undertaken, we are ready to face the challenges that our mother nature may bring. We will
maximize the use of our resources and we will expand our information dissemination
campaign in school and in community.

As your Local Chief Executive, I am encouraging all of you to work harder and train tougher,
take this journey seriously as your office will play a very significant role in times disaster and
emergency.

Lastly, I am appealing to our constituents, to help the Local Government in conservation of

our environment and in the implementation of a zero waste municipality. I am very sure that
these steps will help us to mitigate the impact of typhoon on our community, especially now
that global warming is on a very alarming stage. As a community who believes in the
goodness of humanity, I know that there is a better Pinamalayan ahead of us.

Together we will achieve victory! God Bless Pinamalayan!

ARISTEO APASAN BALDOS, JR.

Municipal Mayor
 Republic of the Philippines
Province of Oriental Mindoro
MUNICIPALITY OF PINAMALAYAN

OFFice OF THe MUNiciPAL vice MAYOR

Local Government Units are expected to be at the frontline of

emergency measures in the aftermath of disasters, according to the
1991 Local Government Code and every LGU should create a Local
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan (LDRRMP) which will
serve as our guide to make us more prepared to manage risk and
hazards and to prevent and mitigate the effect of disaster. LDRRMP
covers 4 aspects of DRRM as specified in NDRRMC's framework,
namely: disaster preparedness, response, prevention and mitigation, and rehabilitation and
recovery.

In 2015, we become a victim of typhoon “Nona” that brought us much damaged of our
properties and livelihood. And from that, we have learned and appreciated the value of
disaster consciousness and disaster risk management.

Now, we have a ground plan in managing disasters through a comprehensive disaster

rehabilitation, recovery plan and decision making. This plan will be more effective and
successful through coordination, cooperation, collaboration and working hand in hand of all
Pinamaleños.

Thank you and let us all be prepared, Pinamaleños!

HON. RODOLFO M. MAGSINO

Municipal Vice Mayor
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
LEGEND GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION AND RESOURCE ENDOWMENT
According to an old story, the name Pinamalayan, came from the words, Pinamalayan having a total land area of 28,266 hectares is located
“IPINAMALAY NA” (“It has been made known to us”), as exclaimed by its at the center of Oriental Mindoro. It is around 118 km from Puerto
first settlers who lost their bearing amidst turbulent sea, when a rainbow Galera, the northernmost town of the province; 68 km from
appeared in the horizon and guided them towards safety and to a place Calapan City, the capital of Oriental Mindoro and its major entrance
where they discovered abundant resources for livelihood. Other sources point from Manila; around 56 km from the town of Roxas, entrance
attribute the name Pinamalayan simply to the fact that the area was once point from the Philippines southern provinces and 120 km from
a vast area planted to rice, hence the name “PINAGPALAYAN”. Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro southernmost town.

The town of Pinamalayan is bounded in the north by the towns of

HISTORY
Socorro and Pola; in the west by the Province of Occidental
Pinamalayan is one of the oldest towns in the Province of Oriental
Mindoro; in the south by the Town of Gloria and in the east by Tablas Strait. National and provincial road
Mindoro and a major political and economic center in the southern
networks connect Pinamalayan with other local government units. Tablas Strait separates Pinamalayan from
part of the province way back the latter years of Spanish regime.
the island-province of Marinduque and the island-towns of Concepcion and Bantuin, Romblon but all are
accessible by passenger boats plying the routes daily.
Pinamalayan was organized as a permanent settlement in the
1800’s under the leadership of a Gobernadorcillo. In 1914, the
Local Topography is generally plain except in areas edging the boundary with the town of Pola which are hilly
Municipal Council acted on the selection of a new town site through viva-voce voting.
and mountainous. Westward from Maningcol-Rosario-Malaya area to the boundary with Occidental Mindoro is
likewise hilly or rolling plains.
It was in 1916 that the seat of the Municipal Government was
transferred from Lumambayan to its present site which was then
Soil type category evaluates the area in terms of its potential for agricultural development. The types of soil in
part of Panggulayan. Pinamalayan was originally composed of six
the municipality of Pinamalayan include the San Manuel, Quingua, Luisiana and Maranlig Series and Rough
big barrios namely: Panggulayan, Quinabigan, Nabuslot,
Mountain Soils. San Manuel and Quingua are considered as the two most suitable soils for lowland and
Lumambayan, Tambong and Balete.
upland rice production.

During the American Occupation, American planners made sure that the town is properly laid out according to
Climate falls under climatic type III which has no very pronounced maximum rain period with a short dry
a planning system that included wide, symmetrical roads with appropriate drainage facilities. It was also during
season lasting from one to three months. Northeast monsoon prevails from August to March. It is east to
that time when the plaza, along with the rainbow structure was constructed adjacent to the municipal building.
northeast in April, southeast in May and June and easterly in October.

Several rivers and streams cut across the broad plain of Pinamalayan. The major river that traverses the
municipality is the Pula River. The Pula River is categorized as Class C by the Department of Environment
and Natural Resources (DENR). The beneficial use of Class C is for recreational and industrial uses as well
as for the propagation and growth of fish and other aquatic resources.
MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
Lands outside the delineated Protection Areas are then identified as Development Opportunity Areas and are
assessed for potential urban development. The land suitability assessment provides the basic framework in
determining the various land use strategies of Pinamalayan.

The other river systems in Pinamalayan are Macanlig, Babahurin, Pinamalayan, Sabang, Buli, and The land use strategy encourages the dispersal of growth across the municipality. This is done through the
Quinabigan River. Creeks, on the other hand, include Banilad, Pili, Puting-Tubig, Macanlig, Matood-tood and development of multiple growth nodes centered on the Poblacion, Cacawan-Marfrancisco-Sta. Rita and the
Papandayan. Maliangcog-Pabmisan Munti areas. This strategy shall be supported by an extensive infrastructure backbone
to make socio-economic growth more efficient.
The type of rocks lain beneath the municipality is alluvium, known for good water bearing abilities. As such,
the municipality possesses fair to good groundwater resources. Potential areas of high yielding wells can be
found in Barangays Zone I to IV, Cacawan, Sta. Rita, etc.

Based on Land suitability assessment conducted to determine the location of Protection Areas and those that
may be earmarked for urban development (Development Opportunity Areas), Protection Areas include those
that are part of the National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) per RA 7586. These areas should be
“managed to enhance biological diversity and protected against destructive human exploitations”. Other areas
that should be accorded the same degree of protection include Environmentally Critical Areas (Proclamation
2146), non-NIPAS areas (NPFP), and SAFDZ/NPAAAD (RA 8435).
MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
CURRENT STATUS
2020 TREND HIERARCHY OF CENTERS
Pinamalayan is a First Class Municipality by virtue of DOF Department Order No. 20-05 as implemented by
Change in Status (2002-2020)
BLGF Memorandum Circular No. 01-M (43) – 05 issued on January 31, 2006 and vying to become the Current Centres in Future Centres in
Levels in Urban Hierarchy + centre moves to next level by 2020
Hierarchy (2002) Hierarchy (2020)
Second City in Oriental Mindoro. ,= centre stays at same level by 2020
Calapan
1. Large Town +
Calapan Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan stands as a proud testament to the legendary pot of gold which is found at the rainbow’s origin. It (Primary Urban Center B) ,= Calapan
Roxas
continues to flourish as an indispensable trading center and investment zone in the province as it is one of the 2. Medium Town PINAMALAYAN + PINAMALAYAN Victoria
identified provincial growth centers and is extremely well positioned to be such. Its highly strategic location, (Primary Urban Centre A) Roxas + Roxas
being at the center of the province, augurs well for the development of facilities to serve the surrounding Bongabong ,= Bongabong
Bongabong
Victoria + Victoria
municipalities and nearby island-provinces. The Poblacion of Pinamalayan has grid-pattern of roads with 20- Mansalay
Mansalay ,= Mansalay
Bulalacao
meter wide right-of-way in major segments that can still absorb further urban growth and remains a model in 3. Small Town Bulalacao ,= Bulalacao
Gloria
(Secondary Urban Center Gloria ,= Gloria
town planning. Naujan
B) Naujan ,= Naujan
Socorro
Socorro ,= Socorro
Bansud
Bansud ,= Bansud
Puerto Galera
Puerto Galera ,= Puerto Galera
4. Village Baco Baco
(Tertiary Urban Center) San Teodoro San Teodoro
Pola Pola
Source: PLUC-TWG Oriental Mindoro, 2011
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
BASIC FACTS AND FIGURES DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION
Brief Profile Financial Profile – 2015
Development Drives Priority Investment Areas
LGU Type : Municipality IRA Share : 151,618,883.00
Income Class : 1st Class Local-Sourced Revenues : 25,550,822.19
 Diversify the Economy  Comprehensive Rest and Recreation
Total Land Area (has) : 28,266 Economic Enterprise  Strengthen the Agricultural Production Estate
Population : 81,666 (2010 NSO) Market : 6,565,217.17  Ensure Adequate and Accessible Social  Processing, Manufacturing and
: 83,987 (2014 CBMS) Slaughterhouse : 361,200.60 Services Marketing
No. of Barangays : 37  Ensure Sustainable Utilization of Natural  Banking and Other Financial Services
Proposed Urban Barangay : 8 TOTAL LGU INCOME : 184,096,122.96 Resources  Commercial Subdivision and
Rural Barangay : 29  Provide Adequate Infrastructure Support Warehousing
No. of Households : 17,760 (2010 NSO)
Facilities  Fast-food Chain and Fine Dining
: 19,276 (2014 CBMS Raw Data)
 Create Conducive Climate for Livelihood and  Realty and Development
Ecosystem Economic Activity Tourism Potential Growth Enterprises Development  Agro-Business
Agricultural Ecosystem 1 Agricultural Beach Resort  Increase and Expand Internal Capacity,  Tourism
Forest Ecosystem 2 Commercial and Services Centers Water Sports and Recreational Activities Capability and Resources  Infrastructure
Coastal Marine Ecosystem 3 Fishery History and Culture (e.g., fort, cathedral and church,  Environment
Freshwater Ecosystem 4 Industrial historical road, historical monument, museum, structures  Social Services
5 Mining and buildings)
Hotels
  Natural attraction
 Festivities Comparative Advantages Land Use Strategy
   Bahaghari Festival, Centurion Festival, etc.  Strategic Location  Major Urban Centers
 Well-Planned Urban Core  Urban Corridor
Intra-Regional Transport Facilities Public Utilities  Availability of Intra-Regional Transport Facilities  Secondary Urban Center
 Strong Republic Nautical Highway Inland Power Producer (GBH)  Vast Land Resources  Rural Growth Centers
 Domestic Airport Local Water District  Availability of Labor Force  Transport Framework
 Feeder Ports Electric Power Distributor
1. Recodo, Barangay Zone I Telecommunications
2. Barangay Pili Courier Services

Contact Details
Website : www.pinamalayan.gov.ph
Email Address : mayorsoffice@pinamalayan.gov.ph / mpdo@pinamalayan.gov.ph
Telefax No. : (043) 284 – 3146 / (043) 284 – 4389
Zip Code : 5208
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
FISCAL MANAGEMENT
Report of Revenue and Receipts, As of December 31, 2015 Income
Income 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
ACCOUNT ACTUAL OVER/UNDER Real Property Taxes 2,136,946.12 2,598,209.61 2,328,926.98 2,870,835.30 3,567,852.61
REVENUE SOURCES ESTIMATE %
CODE COLLECTION COLLECTION
Business/Local Taxes 12,198,222.68 13,578,324.56 13,828,208.60 14,147,088.67 15,864,334.51
Business Taxes and Licenses 582 15,540,000.00 13,100,955.67 (2,439,044.33) -18.62%
Community Tax 583 2,500,000.00 1,983,515.84 (516,484.16) -26.04% Revenue for Economic
6,541,516.86 6,297,612.04 6,185,993.42 6,411,815.36 6,926,417.77
Enterprises
Mun. Tricycle Operation Permit
558 500,000.00 401,297.50 (98,702.50) -24.60% Fees / Charges 3,245,923.45 3,691,424.05 3,687,583.22 4,067,609.04 4,390,377.55
(Franchise)
Occupation Tax 585 500,000.00 270,750.00 (229,250.00) -84.67% Allotments 106,130,748.00 103,099,806.00 117,134,334.00 132,814,413.00 151,618,883.00
Real Property Tax 588 11,360,000.00 7,392,274.60 (3,967,725.40) -53.67% Other Income 1,712,941.74 914,396.46 1,361,264.40 1,038,179.84 1,728,257.52
Sand and Gravel & Quarry Products 593 5,000.00 107,815.50 102,815.50 95.36% Total Income 131,966,293.85 130,179,772.72 144,526,311.08 161,349,941.22 184,096,122.96
Fees on Weight & Measures 601 55,000.00 28,490.00 (26,510.00) -93.05%
Source: Municipal Treasurer’s Office, 2015
Permit Fees 605 4,000,000.00 2,638,136.43 (1,361,863.57) -51.62%
Registration Fees 606 1,300,000.00 454,850.00 (845,150.00) -185.81%
Clearance & Certification Fees 613 800,000.00 537,911.00 (262,089.00) -48.72%
Expenditure
Garbage Fees 616 600,000.00 567,220.12 (32,779.88) -5.78%
Expenditure 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Income from Market 636 7,000,000.00 6,565,217.17 (434,782.83) -6.62%
General Public Services 60,038,631.09 63,882,109.80 66,925,714.26 72,684,815.39 86,737,570.96
Income from Slaughterhouse 637 4,000,000.00 361,200.60 (3,638,799.40) -1007.42%
Health & Social Services 12,234,890.36 20,578,388.80 12,996,483.82 15,638,298.65 16,247,591.54
Landing & Parking Fees 640 135,000.00 163,770.00 28,770.00 17.57%
Economic Services 23,552,498.22 28,726,056.24 23,049,481.10 26,823,977.58 39,500,908.22
Interest Income 664 400,000.00 334,373.52 (65,626.48) -19.63% Operation of Economic
5,096,562.01 5,969,463.29 6,117,555.49 6,296,075.49 6,295,895.49
Internal Revenue Allotment 665 132,814,413.00 151,618,883.00 18,804,470.00 12.40% Enterprises
Misc. Income/Misc. Other Taxes 678 900,000.00 1,393,884.00 493,884.00 35.43% Other Charges 4,082,885.98 208,468.00 6,629,134.65 2,290,010.70 1,575,750.77
TOTAL 182,409,413.00 187,920,544.95 5,511,131.95 3.35% Total Expenditure 105,005,467.66 119,364,486.13 115,688,369.32 123,733,177.81 150,357,716.98
Source: Municipal Budget Office, 2015
Source: Municipal Accounting Office, 2015
 No. FUNCTIONS/SERVICES No. FUNCTIONS/SERVICES

9
7
Hardware / Construction Supply Supermarkets/Groceries

Establishment Providing

5
Sari-sari Stores

563
Construction Services

2
Coco Lumber Dry Goods

54

Construction

2
Hollowblocks Gift Shop/Variety Stores

21
Industries General Merchandise

13
74

8
Food/Sweets/Fruits Processing Motorcycle Dealers

21

1
Power Plant Motor/Auto Parts

14

Processing
Manufacturing /
CHECKLIST OF FUNCTIONS/SERVICES , Year 2015

Ricemills Furnitures/Appliances

38
12

1
Ice Plant Glasswares/Plasticwares

11

1
Food Terminal Bakery

25
Slaughterhouse Accredited by Fast Foods

1
4
NMIS (Jollibee, Chowking, etc)

1
Cold Storage 56 Restaurant/Carinderia

Source: Permits and Licensing Division/Municipal Planning and Development Office

3
Fish Ports ISP/Café/ICT services
38

Agri Business/Piggery Facilities Cellphones/Accessories

13
11

Agri / Livestock / Fish

Baculong Beauty Salons

11
18

7
4

Rural Banks Barber Shops

4
Commercial Banks Dressmaking/Tailoring
11

6
ATM Poultry and Agri Supply
15
Commercial / Social

Lending Institutions Pharmacies/Drugstores

22
14

Pawnshops Private Clinics / Hospitals

12
17

6
7

Money Transfer/Changer Tertiary Education

1

Insurance Vocational Schools

12
4
8

Real Estate Office Gas Filling Stations

2

Commercial Subdivision Warehouses

15
4
5

Memorial Parks/Private Cemetery Funeral Services

Finance / Real Estate / Business Service

Lessors Meat Dealer/Retailer

90
38

Municipal Theme Park Dried/Fresh Fish Dealer/Retailer

63

Sports Center/Gym Fruit/Vegetable Dealer/Retailer

47

Cockpit Arena Rice/Palay/Copra Dealer/Retailer

32

Services

Repair/Machine/Welding/
2

Bar/Cocktail Lounge
Recreation/
46

Junk/Vulcanizing Shops
Entertainment

Fitness Centers Water Refilling Stations

12

Seaports Footwear
13

1
5

Airport Socialized Housing

5
4

Bus/Van Terminal Travel Agencies

1
5

AUV for Hire Resorts

Tourism

1
8

Radio Station Hotels/Inns

2
1

Cable TV Government Hospitals

1

Cellsites Community eCenter

13
1
1

Telephone Service Provider Crisis Management Center

Facilities
Government

Transportation / Telecommunication
MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017

Brief Ecological Profile

Municipality of Pinamalayan

1
1

Postal Services Public Cemetery

 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT
(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
HEALTH AND NUTRITION WATER AND SANITATION
Barangay Malnourished Children Child Death Pregnancy Death Household Without Sanitary Toilet Households Without Access to Safe Drinking Water
# of Children 0-5 y/o Magnitude % # of Children 0-4 y/o Magnitude % # of Child Birth Magnitude % # of HH Magnitude % # of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 229 19 8.30 183 0 0.00 36 0 0.00 444 25 5.63 444 225 50.68
Bacungan 197 20 10.15 167 1 0.60 28 0 0.00 340 104 30.59 340 12 3.53
Bangbang 160 11 6.88 136 0 0.00 27 0 0.00 235 38 16.17 235 18 7.66
Banilad 247 1 0.40 202 0 0.00 38 0 0.00 457 180 39.39 457 44 9.63
Buli 226 11 4.87 192 2 1.03 41 0 0.00 331 57 17.22 331 4 1.21
Cacawan 577 22 3.81 480 1 0.21 92 0 0.00 1,016 107 10.53 1,016 393 38.68
Calingag 274 16 5.84 226 2 0.88 45 0 0.00 456 135 29.61 456 5 1.10
Del Razon 213 3 1.41 182 2 1.09 40 0 0.00 375 56 14.93 375 253 67.47
Guinhawa 305 7 2.30 250 0 0.00 44 1 2.22 500 213 42.60 500 49 9.80
Inclanay 210 3 1.43 177 1 0.56 38 0 0.00 344 67 19.48 344 4 1.16
Lumambayan 375 7 1.87 301 0 0.00 56 0 0.00 658 84 12.77 658 3 0.46
Malaya 107 3 2.80 89 0 0.00 15 0 0.00 167 74 44.31 167 16 9.58
Maliangcog 204 23 11.27 173 2 1.14 36 0 0.00 339 104 30.68 339 0 0.00
Maningcol 213 14 6.57 173 1 0.57 33 1 2.94 418 118 28.23 418 115 27.51
Marayos 187 4 2.14 144 1 0.69 22 0 0.00 398 71 17.84 398 135 33.92
Marfrancisco 795 30 3.77 648 0 0.00 101 0 0.00 1,359 38 2.80 1,359 1,197 88.08
Nabuslot 340 21 6.18 273 1 0.37 63 0 0.00 604 94 15.56 604 43 7.12
Pagalagala 158 14 8.86 129 1 0.77 25 0 0.00 307 28 9.12 307 46 14.98
Palayan 211 13 6.16 173 2 1.14 33 1 2.94 421 24 5.70 421 124 29.45
Pambisan Malaki 238 19 7.98 200 0 0.00 37 0 0.00 413 54 13.08 413 2 0.48
Pambisan Munti 165 10 6.06 140 2 1.41 27 0 0.00 254 60 23.62 254 3 1.18
Panggulayan 340 25 7.35 287 0 0.00 62 0 0.00 586 110 18.77 586 160 27.30
Papandayan 835 7 0.84 696 3 0.43 151 0 0.00 1,338 234 17.49 1,338 1,285 96.04
Pili 495 21 4.24 410 0 0.00 74 0 0.00 800 312 39.00 800 37 4.63
Quinabigan 284 15 5.28 233 0 0.00 39 0 0.00 502 53 10.56 502 359 71.51
Ranzo 109 5 4.59 95 1 1.04 17 0 0.00 225 38 16.89 225 1 0.44
Rosario 232 7 3.02 188 0 0.00 34 1 2.86 353 97 27.48 353 71 20.11
Sabang 516 14 2.71 432 6 1.37 95 0 0.00 686 216 31.49 686 401 58.45
Sta. Isabel 377 19 5.04 324 0 0.00 64 1 1.54 570 107 18.77 570 64 11.23
Sta. Maria 202 7 3.47 166 0 0.00 37 0 0.00 321 35 10.90 321 10 3.12
Sta. Rita 357 4 1.12 292 1 0.34 59 0 0.00 674 80 11.87 674 607 90.06
Sto. Niño 163 6 3.68 130 0 0.00 20 0 0.00 274 51 18.61 274 55 20.07
Wawa 613 24 3.92 498 3 0.60 115 0 0.00 1,123 125 11.13 1,123 97 8.64
Zone I 332 14 4.22 266 0 0.00 55 0 0.00 680 107 15.74 680 517 76.03
Zone II 267 19 7.12 216 0 0.00 33 1 2.94 625 11 1.76 625 472 75.52
Zone III 211 8 3.79 172 0 0.00 23 0 0.00 475 17 3.58 475 396 83.37
Zone IV 90 2 2.22 79 1 1.25 13 0 0.00 208 1 0.48 208 57 27.40
TOTAL 11,054 468 4.23 9,122 34 0.37 1,768 6 0.34 19,276 3,325 17.25 19,276 7,280 37.77
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT
(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY SHELTER
Availability of Facility
Children 6-12 Years Old Who are Not Attending Children 13-16 Years Old Who are Not Attending High
Barangay Children 6-16 Years Old Who are Not Attending School Makeshift Housing Squatters/Informal Settlers
High Tertiary Elementary School
Elementary
School School
# of children 6-12 y/o Magnitude % # of children 13-16 y/o Magnitude % # of children 6-16 y/o Magnitude % # of HH Magnitude % # of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 1 1 0 269 41 15.24 155 36 23.23 424 20 4.72 444 17 3.83 444 2 0.45
Bacungan 1 0 0 235 25 10.64 148 46 31.08 383 19 4.96 340 49 14.41 340 3 0.88
Bangbang 1 0 0 136 21 15.44 84 16 19.05 220 9 4.09 235 2 0.85 235 1 0.43
Banilad 1 0 0 295 52 17.63 162 45 27.78 457 26 5.69 457 12 2.63 457 25 5.47
Buli 1 1 0 247 35 14.17 142 37 26.06 389 19 4.88 331 47 14.20 331 2 0.60
Cacawan 1 1 0 727 129 17.74 365 95 26.03 1,092 45 4.12 1,016 35 3.44 1,016 20 1.97
Calingag 1 1 0 336 54 16.07 199 46 23.12 535 22 4.11 456 7 1.54 456 1 0.22
Del Razon 1 0 0 242 36 14.88 125 36 28.80 367 23 6.27 375 1 0.27 375 0 0.00
Guinhawa 1 0 1 339 46 13.57 193 56 29.02 532 19 3.57 500 3 0.60 500 1 0.20
Inclanay 1 0 0 194 24 12.37 128 43 33.59 322 25 7.76 344 102 29.65 344 50 14.53
Lumambayan 1 0 0 390 73 18.72 227 73 32.16 617 30 4.86 658 27 4.10 658 191 29.03
Malaya 1 0 0 136 12 8.82 76 21 27.63 212 9 4.25 167 55 32.93 167 9 5.39
Maliangcog 1 0 0 249 31 12.45 149 46 30.87 398 25 6.28 339 30 8.85 339 39 11.50
Maningcol 1 0 0 302 47 15.56 169 77 45.56 471 46 9.77 418 47 11.24 418 2 0.48
Marayos 1 0 0 295 31 10.51 160 49 30.63 455 26 5.71 398 0 0.00 398 2 0.50
Marfrancisco 2 2 3 920 125 13.59 564 148 26.24 1,484 66 4.45 1,359 78 5.74 1,359 50 3.68
Nabuslot 1 1 0 392 58 14.80 282 80 28.37 674 38 5.64 604 39 6.46 604 4 0.66
Pagalagala 1 0 0 194 31 15.98 103 30 29.13 297 14 4.71 307 4 1.30 307 0 0.00
Palayan 0 0 0 261 41 15.71 157 42 26.75 418 18 4.31 421 12 2.85 421 6 1.43
Pambisan Malaki 1 1 0 237 28 11.81 130 36 27.69 367 12 3.27 413 21 5.08 413 8 1.94
Pambisan Munti 1 1 0 173 25 14.45 96 26 27.08 269 16 5.95 254 34 13.39 254 19 7.48
Panggulayan 1 0 1 424 56 13.21 257 69 26.85 681 32 4.70 586 7 1.19 586 7 1.19
Papandayan 1 0 0 996 139 13.96 549 197 35.88 1,545 124 8.03 1,338 40 2.99 1,338 208 15.55
Pili 1 1 0 612 92 15.03 337 100 29.67 949 50 5.27 800 1 0.13 800 196 24.50
Quinabigan 1 1 0 335 53 15.82 220 58 26.36 555 31 5.59 502 0 0.00 502 0 0.00
Ranzo 1 1 0 127 13 10.24 93 25 26.88 220 10 4.55 225 3 1.33 225 0 0.00
Rosario 1 0 0 285 50 17.54 172 59 34.30 457 32 7.00 353 1 0.28 353 6 1.70
Sabang 2 1 1 553 116 20.98 321 144 44.86 874 106 12.13 686 1 0.15 686 8 1.17
Sta. Isabel 1 0 0 432 68 15.74 236 80 33.90 668 46 6.89 570 11 1.93 570 3 0.53
Sta. Maria 0 0 0 219 45 20.55 134 34 25.37 353 12 3.40 321 3 0.93 321 0 0.00
Sta. Rita 3 0 1 410 63 15.37 249 64 25.70 659 35 5.31 674 42 6.23 674 2 0.30
Sto. Niño 0 0 0 191 29 15.18 110 27 24.55 301 10 3.32 274 2 0.73 274 1 0.37
Wawa 1 0 0 732 107 14.62 422 158 37.44 1,154 80 6.93 1,123 32 2.85 1,123 350 31.17
Zone I 1 0 0 434 70 16.13 279 88 31.54 713 42 5.89 680 15 2.21 680 290 42.65
Zone II 1 2 1 355 59 16.62 221 63 28.51 576 24 4.17 625 133 21.28 625 22 3.52
Zone III 2 0 0 284 52 18.31 193 51 26.42 477 12 2.52 475 40 8.42 475 22 4.63
Zone IV 1 0 0 123 23 18.70 69 26 37.68 192 9 4.69 208 0 0.00 208 27 12.98
Total 39 15 8 13,081 2,000 15.29 7,676 2,327 30.32 20,757 1,182 5.69 19,276 953 4.94 19,276 1,577 8.18
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Brief Ecological Profile
PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT
(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
INCOME EMPLOYMENT PEACE AND ORDER
Barangay Below Poverty Threshold Below Food Threshold Experienced Food Shortage Unemployed Persons in the Labor Force Victims of Crime
# of HH Magnitude % # of HH Magnitude % # of HH Magnitude % # of members of the labor force Magnitude % Total Population Magnitude %
Anoling 444 153 34.46 444 83 18.69 444 2 0.45 662 68 10.27 1,824 0 0.00
Bacungan 340 144 42.35 340 79 23.24 340 8 2.35 551 45 8.17 1,498 0 0.00
Bangbang 235 102 43.40 235 58 24.68 235 8 3.40 447 33 7.38 1,089 0 0.00
Banilad 457 313 68.49 457 221 48.36 457 0 0.00 682 24 3.52 1,954 1 0.05
Buli 331 135 40.79 331 74 22.36 331 0 0.00 780 60 7.69 1,653 1 0.06
Cacawan 1,016 334 32.87 1,016 193 19.00 1,016 73 7.18 1,607 33 2.05 4,372 2 0.05
Calingag 456 231 50.66 456 161 35.31 456 36 7.89 837 52 6.21 2,083 1 0.05
Del Razon 375 162 43.20 375 112 29.87 375 4 1.07 603 56 9.29 1,583 0 0.00
Guinhawa 500 276 55.20 500 162 32.40 500 0 0.00 760 45 5.92 2,129 2 0.09
Inclanay 344 232 67.44 344 173 50.29 344 13 3.78 526 53 10.08 1,417 0 0.00
Lumambayan 658 327 49.70 658 199 30.24 658 3 0.46 937 74 7.90 2,605 0 0.00
Malaya 167 89 53.29 167 54 32.34 167 0 0.00 239 13 5.44 742 0 0.00
Maliangcog 339 175 51.62 339 115 33.92 339 4 1.18 619 69 11.15 1,544 0 0.00
Maningcol 418 247 59.09 418 167 39.95 418 12 2.87 603 41 6.80 1,725 1 0.06
Marayos 398 185 46.48 398 119 29.90 398 10 2.51 593 57 9.61 1,646 0 0.00
Marfrancisco 1,359 320 23.55 1,359 146 10.74 1,359 46 3.38 2,323 167 7.19 6,197 8 0.13
Nabuslot 604 241 39.90 604 158 26.16 604 28 4.64 918 106 11.55 2,685 2 0.07
Pagalagala 307 154 50.16 307 109 35.50 307 0 0.00 449 46 10.24 1,284 0 0.00
Palayan 421 195 46.32 421 122 28.98 421 20 4.75 692 66 9.54 1,869 0 0.00
Pambisan Malaki 413 136 32.93 413 81 19.61 413 2 0.48 705 80 11.35 1,701 0 0.00
Pambisan Munti 254 95 37.40 254 59 23.23 254 10 3.94 466 36 7.73 1,175 0 0.00
Panggulayan 586 151 25.77 586 72 12.29 586 10 1.71 928 39 4.20 2,601 0 0.00
Papandayan 1,338 704 52.62 1,338 453 33.86 1,338 20 1.49 2,111 113 5.35 5,964 1 0.02
Pili 800 369 46.13 800 219 27.38 800 17 2.13 1,389 33 2.38 3,643 0 0.00
Quinabigan 502 227 45.22 502 128 25.50 502 1 0.20 722 80 11.08 2,142 1 0.05
Ranzo 225 124 55.11 225 83 36.89 225 13 5.78 293 19 6.48 869 0 0.00
Rosario 353 247 69.97 353 181 51.27 353 0 0.00 465 87 18.71 1,584 0 0.00
Sabang 686 534 77.84 686 440 64.14 686 181 26.38 1,298 43 3.31 3,157 1 0.03
Sta. Isabel 570 351 61.58 570 247 43.33 570 24 4.21 858 60 6.99 2,594 1 0.04
Sta. Maria 321 83 25.86 321 30 9.35 321 0 0.00 650 24 3.69 1,538 0 0.00
Sta. Rita 674 141 20.92 674 65 9.64 674 18 2.67 1,183 39 3.30 2,952 2 0.07
Sto. Niño 274 77 28.10 274 28 10.22 274 0 0.00 508 38 7.48 1,286 0 0.00
Wawa 1,123 357 31.79 1,123 175 15.58 1,123 195 17.36 1,638 125 7.63 4,555 1 0.02
Zone I 680 160 23.53 680 77 11.32 680 1 0.15 1,173 54 4.60 2,891 0 0.00
Zone II 625 224 35.84 625 127 20.32 625 49 7.84 874 49 5.61 2,410 1 0.04
Zone III 475 47 9.89 475 15 3.16 475 3 0.63 886 79 8.92 2,153 2 0.09
Zone IV 208 56 26.92 208 28 13.46 208 1 0.48 373 18 4.83 873 2 0.23
Total 19,276 8,098 42.01 19,276 5,013 26.01 19,276 812 4.21 31,348 2,124 6.78 83,987 30 0.04
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
HEALTH AND NUTRITION
Barangay Malnourished Children
# of Children 0-5 y/o Magnitude %
Anoling 229 19 8.30
Bacungan 197 20 10.15
Bangbang 160 11 6.88
Banilad 247 1 0.40
Buli 226 11 4.87
Cacawan 577 22 3.81
Calingag 274 16 5.84
Del Razon 213 3 1.41
Guinhawa 305 7 2.30
Inclanay 210 3 1.43
Lumambayan 375 7 1.87
Malaya 107 3 2.80
Maliangcog 204 23 11.27
Maningcol 213 14 6.57
Marayos 187 4 2.14
Marfrancisco 795 30 3.77
Nabuslot 340 21 6.18
Pagalagala 158 14 8.86
Palayan 211 13 6.16
Pambisan Malaki 238 19 7.98
Pambisan Munti 165 10 6.06
Panggulayan 340 25 7.35
Papandayan 835 7 0.84
Pili 495 21 4.24
Quinabigan 284 15 5.28
Ranzo 109 5 4.59
Rosario 232 7 3.02
Sabang 516 14 2.71
Sta. Isabel 377 19 5.04
Sta. Maria 202 7 3.47
Sta. Rita 357 4 1.12
Sto. Niño 163 6 3.68
Wawa 613 24 3.92
Zone I 332 14 4.22
Zone II 267 19 7.12
Zone III 211 8 3.79
Zone IV 90 2 2.22
TOTAL 11,054 468 4.23
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
HEALTH AND NUTRITION
Barangay Child Death
# of Children 0-4 y/o Magnitude %
Anoling 183 0 0.00
Bacungan 167 1 0.60
Bangbang 136 0 0.00
Banilad 202 0 0.00
Buli 192 2 1.03
Cacawan 480 1 0.21
Calingag 226 2 0.88
Del Razon 182 2 1.09
Guinhawa 250 0 0.00
Inclanay 177 1 0.56
Lumambayan 301 0 0.00
Malaya 89 0 0.00
Maliangcog 173 2 1.14
Maningcol 173 1 0.57
Marayos 144 1 0.69
Marfrancisco 648 0 0.00
Nabuslot 273 1 0.37
Pagalagala 129 1 0.77
Palayan 173 2 1.14
Pambisan Malaki 200 0 0.00
Pambisan Munti 140 2 1.41
Panggulayan 287 0 0.00
Papandayan 696 3 0.43
Pili 410 0 0.00
Quinabigan 233 0 0.00
Ranzo 95 1 1.04
Rosario 188 0 0.00
Sabang 432 6 1.37
Sta. Isabel 324 0 0.00
Sta. Maria 166 0 0.00
Sta. Rita 292 1 0.34
Sto. Niño 130 0 0.00
Wawa 498 3 0.60
Zone I 266 0 0.00
Zone II 216 0 0.00
Zone III 172 0 0.00
Zone IV 79 1 1.25
TOTAL 9,122 34 0.37
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
HEALTH AND NUTRITION
Barangay Pregnancy Death
# of Child Birth Magnitude %
Anoling 36 0 0.00
Bacungan 28 0 0.00
Bangbang 27 0 0.00
Banilad 38 0 0.00
Buli 41 0 0.00
Cacawan 92 0 0.00
Calingag 45 0 0.00
Del Razon 40 0 0.00
Guinhawa 44 1 2.22
Inclanay 38 0 0.00
Lumambayan 56 0 0.00
Malaya 15 0 0.00
Maliangcog 36 0 0.00
Maningcol 33 1 2.94
Marayos 22 0 0.00
Marfrancisco 101 0 0.00
Nabuslot 63 0 0.00
Pagalagala 25 0 0.00
Palayan 33 1 2.94
Pambisan Malaki 37 0 0.00
Pambisan Munti 27 0 0.00
Panggulayan 62 0 0.00
Papandayan 151 0 0.00
Pili 74 0 0.00
Quinabigan 39 0 0.00
Ranzo 17 0 0.00
Rosario 34 1 2.86
Sabang 95 0 0.00
Sta. Isabel 64 1 1.54
Sta. Maria 37 0 0.00
Sta. Rita 59 0 0.00
Sto. Niño 20 0 0.00
Wawa 115 0 0.00
Zone I 55 0 0.00
Zone II 33 1 2.94
Zone III 23 0 0.00
Zone IV 13 0 0.00
TOTAL 1,768 6 0.34
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
WATER AND SANITATION
Barangay Households Without Access to Safe Drinking Water
# of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 444 225 50.68
Bacungan 340 12 3.53
Bangbang 235 18 7.66
Banilad 457 44 9.63
Buli 331 4 1.21
Cacawan 1,016 393 38.68
Calingag 456 5 1.10
Del Razon 375 253 67.47
Guinhawa 500 49 9.80
Inclanay 344 4 1.16
Lumambayan 658 3 0.46
Malaya 167 16 9.58
Maliangcog 339 0 0.00
Maningcol 418 115 27.51
Marayos 398 135 33.92
Marfrancisco 1,359 1,197 88.08
Nabuslot 604 43 7.12
Pagalagala 307 46 14.98
Palayan 421 124 29.45
Pambisan Malaki 413 2 0.48
Pambisan Munti 254 3 1.18
Panggulayan 586 160 27.30
Papandayan 1,338 1,285 96.04
Pili 800 37 4.63
Quinabigan 502 359 71.51
Ranzo 225 1 0.44
Rosario 353 71 20.11
Sabang 686 401 58.45
Sta. Isabel 570 64 11.23
Sta. Maria 321 10 3.12
Sta. Rita 674 607 90.06
Sto. Niño 274 55 20.07
Wawa 1,123 97 8.64
Zone I 680 517 76.03
Zone II 625 472 75.52
Zone III 475 396 83.37
Zone IV 208 57 27.40
TOTAL 19,276 7,280 37.77
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
WATER AND SANITATION
Barangay Household Without Sanitary Toilet
# of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 444 25 5.63
Bacungan 340 104 30.59
Bangbang 235 38 16.17
Banilad 457 180 39.39
Buli 331 57 17.22
Cacawan 1,016 107 10.53
Calingag 456 135 29.61
Del Razon 375 56 14.93
Guinhawa 500 213 42.60
Inclanay 344 67 19.48
Lumambayan 658 84 12.77
Malaya 167 74 44.31
Maliangcog 339 104 30.68
Maningcol 418 118 28.23
Marayos 398 71 17.84
Marfrancisco 1,359 38 2.80
Nabuslot 604 94 15.56
Pagalagala 307 28 9.12
Palayan 421 24 5.70
Pambisan Malaki 413 54 13.08
Pambisan Munti 254 60 23.62
Panggulayan 586 110 18.77
Papandayan 1,338 234 17.49
Pili 800 312 39.00
Quinabigan 502 53 10.56
Ranzo 225 38 16.89
Rosario 353 97 27.48
Sabang 686 216 31.49
Sta. Isabel 570 107 18.77
Sta. Maria 321 35 10.90
Sta. Rita 674 80 11.87
Sto. Niño 274 51 18.61
Wawa 1,123 125 11.13
Zone I 680 107 15.74
Zone II 625 11 1.76
Zone III 475 17 3.58
Zone IV 208 1 0.48
TOTAL 19,276 3,325 17.25
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY
Availability of Facility
Barangay Children 6-16 Years Old Who are Not Attending School
High Tertiary
Elementary
School School # of children 6-16 y/o Magnitude %
Anoling 1 1 0 424 20 4.72
Bacungan 1 0 0 383 19 4.96
Bangbang 1 0 0 220 9 4.09
Banilad 1 0 0 457 26 5.69
Buli 1 1 0 389 19 4.88
Cacawan 1 1 0 1,092 45 4.12
Calingag 1 1 0 535 22 4.11
Del Razon 1 0 0 367 23 6.27
Guinhawa 1 0 1 532 19 3.57
Inclanay 1 0 0 322 25 7.76
Lumambayan 1 0 0 617 30 4.86
Malaya 1 0 0 212 9 4.25
Maliangcog 1 0 0 398 25 6.28
Maningcol 1 0 0 471 46 9.77
Marayos 1 0 0 455 26 5.71
Marfrancisco 2 2 3 1,484 66 4.45
Nabuslot 1 1 0 674 38 5.64
Pagalagala 1 0 0 297 14 4.71
Palayan 0 0 0 418 18 4.31
Pambisan Malaki 1 1 0 367 12 3.27
Pambisan Munti 1 1 0 269 16 5.95
Panggulayan 1 0 1 681 32 4.70
Papandayan 1 0 0 1,545 124 8.03
Pili 1 1 0 949 50 5.27
Quinabigan 1 1 0 555 31 5.59
Ranzo 1 1 0 220 10 4.55
Rosario 1 0 0 457 32 7.00
Sabang 2 1 1 874 106 12.13
Sta. Isabel 1 0 0 668 46 6.89
Sta. Maria 0 0 0 353 12 3.40
Sta. Rita 3 0 1 659 35 5.31
Sto. Niño 0 0 0 301 10 3.32
Wawa 1 0 0 1,154 80 6.93
Zone I 1 0 0 713 42 5.89
Zone II 1 2 1 576 24 4.17
Zone III 2 0 0 477 12 2.52
Zone IV 1 0 0 192 9 4.69
Total 39 15 8 20,757 1,182 5.69
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY
Availability of Facility Children 13-16 Years Old Who are Not Attending High
Barangay
High Tertiary School
Elementary
School School # of children 13-16 y/o Magnitude %
Anoling 1 1 0 155 36 23.23
Bacungan 1 0 0 148 46 31.08
Bangbang 1 0 0 84 16 19.05
Banilad 1 0 0 162 45 27.78
Buli 1 1 0 142 37 26.06
Cacawan 1 1 0 365 95 26.03
Calingag 1 1 0 199 46 23.12
Del Razon 1 0 0 125 36 28.80
Guinhawa 1 0 1 193 56 29.02
Inclanay 1 0 0 128 43 33.59
Lumambayan 1 0 0 227 73 32.16
Malaya 1 0 0 76 21 27.63
Maliangcog 1 0 0 149 46 30.87
Maningcol 1 0 0 169 77 45.56
Marayos 1 0 0 160 49 30.63
Marfrancisco 2 2 3 564 148 26.24
Nabuslot 1 1 0 282 80 28.37
Pagalagala 1 0 0 103 30 29.13
Palayan 0 0 0 157 42 26.75
Pambisan Malaki 1 1 0 130 36 27.69
Pambisan Munti 1 1 0 96 26 27.08
Panggulayan 1 0 1 257 69 26.85
Papandayan 1 0 0 549 197 35.88
Pili 1 1 0 337 100 29.67
Quinabigan 1 1 0 220 58 26.36
Ranzo 1 1 0 93 25 26.88
Rosario 1 0 0 172 59 34.30
Sabang 2 1 1 321 144 44.86
Sta. Isabel 1 0 0 236 80 33.90
Sta. Maria 0 0 0 134 34 25.37
Sta. Rita 3 0 1 249 64 25.70
Sto. Niño 0 0 0 110 27 24.55
Wawa 1 0 0 422 158 37.44
Zone I 1 0 0 279 88 31.54
Zone II 1 2 1 221 63 28.51
Zone III 2 0 0 193 51 26.42
Zone IV 1 0 0 69 26 37.68
Total 39 15 8 7,676 2,327 30.32
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)

BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY

Availability of Facility Children 6-12 Years Old Who are Not Attending
Barangay
High Tertiary Elementary
Elementary
School School # of children 6-12 y/o Magnitude %
Anoling 1 1 0 269 41 15.24
Bacungan 1 0 0 235 25 10.64
Bangbang 1 0 0 136 21 15.44
Banilad 1 0 0 295 52 17.63
Buli 1 1 0 247 35 14.17
Cacawan 1 1 0 727 129 17.74
Calingag 1 1 0 336 54 16.07
Del Razon 1 0 0 242 36 14.88
Guinhawa 1 0 1 339 46 13.57
Inclanay 1 0 0 194 24 12.37
Lumambayan 1 0 0 390 73 18.72
Malaya 1 0 0 136 12 8.82
Maliangcog 1 0 0 249 31 12.45
Maningcol 1 0 0 302 47 15.56
Marayos 1 0 0 295 31 10.51
Marfrancisco 2 2 3 920 125 13.59
Nabuslot 1 1 0 392 58 14.80
Pagalagala 1 0 0 194 31 15.98
Palayan 0 0 0 261 41 15.71
Pambisan Malaki 1 1 0 237 28 11.81
Pambisan Munti 1 1 0 173 25 14.45
Panggulayan 1 0 1 424 56 13.21
Papandayan 1 0 0 996 139 13.96
Pili 1 1 0 612 92 15.03
Quinabigan 1 1 0 335 53 15.82
Ranzo 1 1 0 127 13 10.24
Rosario 1 0 0 285 50 17.54
Sabang 2 1 1 553 116 20.98
Sta. Isabel 1 0 0 432 68 15.74
Sta. Maria 0 0 0 219 45 20.55
Sta. Rita 3 0 1 410 63 15.37
Sto. Niño 0 0 0 191 29 15.18
Wawa 1 0 0 732 107 14.62
Zone I 1 0 0 434 70 16.13
Zone II 1 2 1 355 59 16.62
Zone III 2 0 0 284 52 18.31
Zone IV 1 0 0 123 23 18.70
Total 39 15 8 13,081 2,000 15.29
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
SHELTER
Barangay Squatters/Informal Settlers
# of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 444 2 0.45
Bacungan 340 3 0.88
Bangbang 235 1 0.43
Banilad 457 25 5.47
Buli 331 2 0.60
Cacawan 1,016 20 1.97
Calingag 456 1 0.22
Del Razon 375 0 0.00
Guinhawa 500 1 0.20
Inclanay 344 50 14.53
Lumambayan 658 191 29.03
Malaya 167 9 5.39
Maliangcog 339 39 11.50
Maningcol 418 2 0.48
Marayos 398 2 0.50
Marfrancisco 1,359 50 3.68
Nabuslot 604 4 0.66
Pagalagala 307 0 0.00
Palayan 421 6 1.43
Pambisan Malaki 413 8 1.94
Pambisan Munti 254 19 7.48
Panggulayan 586 7 1.19
Papandayan 1,338 208 15.55
Pili 800 196 24.50
Quinabigan 502 0 0.00
Ranzo 225 0 0.00
Rosario 353 6 1.70
Sabang 686 8 1.17
Sta. Isabel 570 3 0.53
Sta. Maria 321 0 0.00
Sta. Rita 674 2 0.30
Sto. Niño 274 1 0.37
Wawa 1,123 350 31.17
Zone I 680 290 42.65
Zone II 625 22 3.52
Zone III 475 22 4.63
Zone IV 208 27 12.98
TOTAL 19,276 1,577 8.18
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
SHELTER
Barangay Makeshift Housing
# of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 444 17 3.83
Bacungan 340 49 14.41
Bangbang 235 2 0.85
Banilad 457 12 2.63
Buli 331 47 14.20
Cacawan 1,016 35 3.44
Calingag 456 7 1.54
Del Razon 375 1 0.27
Guinhawa 500 3 0.60
Inclanay 344 102 29.65
Lumambayan 658 27 4.10
Malaya 167 55 32.93
Maliangcog 339 30 8.85
Maningcol 418 47 11.24
Marayos 398 0 0.00
Marfrancisco 1,359 78 5.74
Nabuslot 604 39 6.46
Pagalagala 307 4 1.30
Palayan 421 12 2.85
Pambisan Malaki 413 21 5.08
Pambisan Munti 254 34 13.39
Panggulayan 586 7 1.19
Papandayan 1,338 40 2.99
Pili 800 1 0.13
Quinabigan 502 0 0.00
Ranzo 225 3 1.33
Rosario 353 1 0.28
Sabang 686 1 0.15
Sta. Isabel 570 11 1.93
Sta. Maria 321 3 0.93
Sta. Rita 674 42 6.23
Sto. Niño 274 2 0.73
Wawa 1,123 32 2.85
Zone I 680 15 2.21
Zone II 625 133 21.28
Zone III 475 40 8.42
Zone IV 208 0 0.00
TOTAL 19,276 953 4.94
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
INCOME
Barangay Below Poverty Threshold
# of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 444 153 34.46
Bacungan 340 144 42.35
Bangbang 235 102 43.40
Banilad 457 313 68.49
Buli 331 135 40.79
Cacawan 1,016 334 32.87
Calingag 456 231 50.66
Del Razon 375 162 43.20
Guinhawa 500 276 55.20
Inclanay 344 232 67.44
Lumambayan 658 327 49.70
Malaya 167 89 53.29
Maliangcog 339 175 51.62
Maningcol 418 247 59.09
Marayos 398 185 46.48
Marfrancisco 1,359 320 23.55
Nabuslot 604 241 39.90
Pagalagala 307 154 50.16
Palayan 421 195 46.32
Pambisan Malaki 413 136 32.93
Pambisan Munti 254 95 37.40
Panggulayan 586 151 25.77
Papandayan 1,338 704 52.62
Pili 800 369 46.13
Quinabigan 502 227 45.22
Ranzo 225 124 55.11
Rosario 353 247 69.97
Sabang 686 534 77.84
Sta. Isabel 570 351 61.58
Sta. Maria 321 83 25.86
Sta. Rita 674 141 20.92
Sto. Niño 274 77 28.10
Wawa 1,123 357 31.79
Zone I 680 160 23.53
Zone II 625 224 35.84
Zone III 475 47 9.89
Zone IV 208 56 26.92
TOTAL 19,276 8,098 42.01
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
INCOME
Barangay Below Food Threshold
# of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 444 83 18.69
Bacungan 340 79 23.24
Bangbang 235 58 24.68
Banilad 457 221 48.36
Buli 331 74 22.36
Cacawan 1,016 193 19.00
Calingag 456 161 35.31
Del Razon 375 112 29.87
Guinhawa 500 162 32.40
Inclanay 344 173 50.29
Lumambayan 658 199 30.24
Malaya 167 54 32.34
Maliangcog 339 115 33.92
Maningcol 418 167 39.95
Marayos 398 119 29.90
Marfrancisco 1,359 146 10.74
Nabuslot 604 158 26.16
Pagalagala 307 109 35.50
Palayan 421 122 28.98
Pambisan Malaki 413 81 19.61
Pambisan Munti 254 59 23.23
Panggulayan 586 72 12.29
Papandayan 1,338 453 33.86
Pili 800 219 27.38
Quinabigan 502 128 25.50
Ranzo 225 83 36.89
Rosario 353 181 51.27
Sabang 686 440 64.14
Sta. Isabel 570 247 43.33
Sta. Maria 321 30 9.35
Sta. Rita 674 65 9.64
Sto. Niño 274 28 10.22
Wawa 1,123 175 15.58
Zone I 680 77 11.32
Zone II 625 127 20.32
Zone III 475 15 3.16
Zone IV 208 28 13.46
TOTAL 19,276 83 18.69
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)

INCOME
Barangay Experienced Food Shortage
# of HH Magnitude %
Anoling 444 2 0.45
Bacungan 340 8 2.35
Bangbang 235 8 3.40
Banilad 457 0 0.00
Buli 331 0 0.00
Cacawan 1,016 73 7.18
Calingag 456 36 7.89
Del Razon 375 4 1.07
Guinhawa 500 0 0.00
Inclanay 344 13 3.78
Lumambayan 658 3 0.46
Malaya 167 0 0.00
Maliangcog 339 4 1.18
Maningcol 418 12 2.87
Marayos 398 10 2.51
Marfrancisco 1,359 46 3.38
Nabuslot 604 28 4.64
Pagalagala 307 0 0.00
Palayan 421 20 4.75
Pambisan Malaki 413 2 0.48
Pambisan Munti 254 10 3.94
Panggulayan 586 10 1.71
Papandayan 1,338 20 1.49
Pili 800 17 2.13
Quinabigan 502 1 0.20
Ranzo 225 13 5.78
Rosario 353 0 0.00
Sabang 686 181 26.38
Sta. Isabel 570 24 4.21
Sta. Maria 321 0 0.00
Sta. Rita 674 18 2.67
Sto. Niño 274 0 0.00
Wawa 1,123 195 17.36
Zone I 680 1 0.15
Zone II 625 49 7.84
Zone III 475 3 0.63
Zone IV 208 1 0.48
TOTAL 19,276 812 4.21
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
EMPLOYMENT
Unemployed Persons in the Labor Force
Barangay # of members # of members # of members
of the labor of the labor of the labor
force force force
Anoling 662 662 662
Bacungan 551 551 551
Bangbang 447 447 447
Banilad 682 682 682
Buli 780 780 780
Cacawan 1,607 1,607 1,607
Calingag 837 837 837
Del Razon 603 603 603
Guinhawa 760 760 760
Inclanay 526 526 526
Lumambayan 937 937 937
Malaya 239 239 239
Maliangcog 619 619 619
Maningcol 603 603 603
Marayos 593 593 593
Marfrancisco 2,323 2,323 2,323
Nabuslot 918 918 918
Pagalagala 449 449 449
Palayan 692 692 692
Pambisan Malaki 705 705 705
Pambisan Munti 466 466 466
Panggulayan 928 928 928
Papandayan 2,111 2,111 2,111
Pili 1,389 1,389 1,389
Quinabigan 722 722 722
Ranzo 293 293 293
Rosario 465 465 465
Sabang 1,298 1,298 1,298
Sta. Isabel 858 858 858
Sta. Maria 650 650 650
Sta. Rita 1,183 1,183 1,183
Sto. Niño 508 508 508
Wawa 1,638 1,638 1,638
Zone I 1,173 1,173 1,173
Zone II 874 874 874
Zone III 886 886 886
Zone IV 373 373 373
TOTAL 31,348 31,348 31,348
 MUNICIPAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2017
Municipality of Pinamalayan
Pinamalayan CBMS QuickStat

PINAMALAYAN CBMS QUICKSTAT

(As a Result of the 2014 CBMS 2nd Round Survey and 2015 Barangay Validation)
PEACE AND ORDER
Barangay Victims of Crime
Total Population Magnitude %
Anoling 1,824 0 0.00
Bacungan 1,498 0 0.00
Bangbang 1,089 0 0.00
Banilad 1,954 1 0.05
Buli 1,653 1 0.06
Cacawan 4,372 2 0.05
Calingag 2,083 1 0.05
Del Razon 1,583 0 0.00
Guinhawa 2,129 2 0.09
Inclanay 1,417 0 0.00
Lumambayan 2,605 0 0.00
Malaya 742 0 0.00
Maliangcog 1,544 0 0.00
Maningcol 1,725 1 0.06
Marayos 1,646 0 0.00
Marfrancisco 6,197 8 0.13
Nabuslot 2,685 2 0.07
Pagalagala 1,284 0 0.00
Palayan 1,869 0 0.00
Pambisan Malaki 1,701 0 0.00
Pambisan Munti 1,175 0 0.00
Panggulayan 2,601 0 0.00
Papandayan 5,964 1 0.02
Pili 3,643 0 0.00
Quinabigan 2,142 1 0.05
Ranzo 869 0 0.00
Rosario 1,584 0 0.00
Sabang 3,157 1 0.03
Sta. Isabel 2,594 1 0.04
Sta. Maria 1,538 0 0.00
Sta. Rita 2,952 2 0.07
Sto. Niño 1,286 0 0.00
Wawa 4,555 1 0.02
Zone I 2,891 0 0.00
Zone II 2,410 1 0.04
Zone III 2,153 2 0.09
Zone IV 873 2 0.23
TOTAL 83,987 30 0.04
 Annex A
Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund Investment Plan (LDRRMFIP)
January to December 2017

Municipality of PINAMALAYAN

Schedule of
Amount of Appropriation/Allocation
Functional Implementing Implementation Funding
Program/Project/Activity Code and Description Expected Output
Classification Office Completion Source
(2) Starting Date (6) MOOE CO Total
(1) (3) Date (7)
(4) (8) (9) (10)
(5)
94-Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Program
I. DISASTER RESPONSE
Provide life preservation and meet the basic
subsistence needs of affected population based on
acceptable standards during or immediately after a
disaster
1. RESCUE AND RELIEF OPERATIONS MSWDO / JAN DEC (IN CASE OF STATE OF MDRRMF 2,991,710.00 2,991,710.00
Emergency procurement of Basic Commodities MDRRMO / CALAMITY ) 30% QRF
(Foods, water, medicines, fuels, etc.) (that may be SCO Basic Commodities and
needed at the Evacuation Center (ie blankets,sleeping Services provided
mats, sanitary kit, ashousekeeping supplies etc.
-Provision of additional supplies and materials may be
necessary, Rental of additional equipment, and
services

II. DISASTER PREVENTION & MITIGATION

Avoid hazards and mitigate their potential impacts by
reducing vulnerabilities and exposure and enhancing
capacities of communities

1. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND

ENGINEERING SUPPORT PROGRAMS
- General Maintenance of Facilities MEO / MENRO JAN JUNE Infrastructure facilities MDRRMF 600,000.00 1,200,000.00 1,800,000.00
- Inventory / Monitoring of Public Infrastructure / ZONING improved & maintained 70% PMF
Facilities
- Retrofitting of damaged structures
- Continous Regular Clearing & Declogging of
Canals,Creeks, drainages & Waterways
 Annex A
Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund Investment Plan (LDRRMFIP)
January to December 2017

Municipality of PINAMALAYAN

Schedule of
Amount of Appropriation/Allocation
Functional Implementing Implementation Funding
Program/Project/Activity Code and Description Expected Output
Classification Office Completion Source
(2) Starting Date (6) MOOE CO Total
(1) (3) Date (7)
(4) (8) (9) (10)
(5)
- Construction of Drainage Canals
- Construction Repair of Seawalls, protection Dike,
Flood Control etc.
2. REHABILITATION OF MANGROVE AREAS JAN JUNE Mangrove areas rehabilitated MDRRMF 400,000.00 400,000.00
70%
3. IMPROVEMENT OF EARLY WARNING SYSTEM
- Procurement and Installation of Additional Early MDRRMO/ JULY OCTOBER Early warning system MDRRMF 300,000.00 300,000.00
Warning System (Siren, Communication System, MEO developed among Coastal 70%
Rain Gauge, Disaster Warning signs, Brgys. and other selected
Communication equipment, and other related brgys.
projects.)
- Repair and maintenance of equipment MDRRMO AS NEED ARISES All equipment needed repair MDRRMF 100,000.00 100,000.00
& maintenance 70%
4. INSURANCE PROGRAM FOR ACCREDITED MDRRMO / JULY DEC 200 ACDV enrolled with MDRRMF 200,000.00 200,000.00
COMMUNITY DISASTER VOLUNTEERS SCO Insurance Program 70%

III. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

Establish and strengthen capacities of communities to
anticipate, cope and recover from the negative
impacts of emergency occurences and disasters
1. Improvement of DRRM Equipment, gears and
Rescue Vehicles
- Procurement of one pick up truck MDRRMO / JAN DEC 1 Rescue Pick up Truck MDRRMF 1,879,000.00 1,879,000.00
SCO procured 70%
- Procurement of additional tools and equipment for Additional equipment & gears MDRRMF 250,000.00 250,000.00
search & rescue/Acquisition of Trailers and procured 70%
Collapsible Tents
- Repair and maintenance / upgrade JULY DEC Repair and maintenance MDRRMF 150,000.00 150,000.00
upgraded 70%
 Annex A
Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund Investment Plan (LDRRMFIP)
January to December 2017

Municipality of PINAMALAYAN

Schedule of
Amount of Appropriation/Allocation
Functional Implementing Implementation Funding
Program/Project/Activity Code and Description Expected Output
Classification Office Completion Source
(2) Starting Date (6) MOOE CO Total
(1) (3) Date (7)
(4) (8) (9) (10)
(5)
2. Enhancement of community Preparedness
- Skills Training and Development on Search and MDRRMO / Jan Dec Various Trainings, Simulation MDRRMF 900,000.00 900,000.00
Rescue, First Aid, Extraction, WASAR, MOSAR, SCO Drills, & other capability 70%
CBDRRM, Simulation Drills/ Exercises, Contingency building conducted
Planning & others.
3. IMPROVEMENT OF EVACUATION CENTER MDRRMO / JAN JUNE Facilities and Provisions of the MDRRMF 250,000.00 250,000.00 500,000.00
(Facilities, extra tents, Immediate provisions) MEO Evacuation Center improved 70%
4.REPRODUCTION OF IEC MATERIALS MDRRMO JULY OCTOBER IEC Materials Reproduced MDRRMF 200,000.00 200,000.00
70%
5.IMPROVEMENT OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM MDRRMO / JULY DECEMBER Mobile Phones, Handheld MDRRMF 100,000.00 200,000.00 300,000.00
SCO Radios, and support 70%
apparatus/ infrastructure
acquired

SUB - TOTAL MDRRMF 2,991,710.00 - 2,991,710.00

30% QRF
MDRRMF 2,900,000.00 4,079,000.00 6,979,000.00
70%

IV. DISASTER REHABILITATION AND RECOVERY

Restore and improve facilities, livelihood and living
conditions and organizational capacities of affected
communities, and reduce disaster risks in accordance
with the "building back better"principle.
 Annex A
Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund Investment Plan (LDRRMFIP)
January to December 2017

Municipality of PINAMALAYAN

Schedule of
Amount of Appropriation/Allocation
Functional Implementing Implementation Funding
Program/Project/Activity Code and Description Expected Output
Classification Office Completion Source
(2) Starting Date (6) MOOE CO Total
(1) (3) Date (7)
(4) (8) (9) (10)
(5)
1. Repair and Rehabilitation of damaged properties MEO ANA Damaged properties/ MDRRMF 3,000,000.00 3,000,000.00
due to calamities infrastructure Unused QRF
Rehabilitated/Repaired (30%) from
2. Livelihood Assistance to affected communities MDRRMO/ ANA Victims provided with 2011 to 2015 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
MAO/ alternatives livelihood
MSWDO/SCO activities
3. Housing Program for displaced families due to MSWDO/SCO ANA Victims provided materials for 1,816,105.00 1,816,105.00
calamities. their houses

SUB - TOTAL MDRRMF 5,816,105.00 5,816,105.00

Unused QRF
(30%) from
2011 to 2015

GRAND TOTAL MDRRMF 2,991,710.00 - 2,991,710.00

30% QRF
MDRRMF 2,900,000.00 4,079,000.00 6,979,000.00
70%
MDRRMF 5,816,105.00 - 5,816,105.00
Unused QRF
(30%) from
2011 to 2015

Prepared by: Approved by:

RICARDO A. LIM HON. ARISTEO A. BALDOS, JR.

AMGDH/SCO Focal Person Municipal Mayor