NATIONAL SUMMARY OF NATIONAL SUMMARY

BARANGAY FACILITIES IRA SHARES OF BARANGAYS BY RANGE

(As of December 2010) CY 2013

IRA RANGE No. of Barangays

Total No. of Barangay Multi- Library/
(in Pesos) HUC ICC/CC/M TOTAL
Barangays Hall Purpose Reading
Center Center 0 24 110 134
42,026 35,988 19,891 10,468 1 - 1 Million 704 17,169 17,873
1,000,001 - 5 M 1,869 21,398 23,267
Health Day Care Fitness/
Center Center Sports
5,000,001 - 10 M 248 261 509
Center 10,000,001 - 15 M 91 42 133
25,705 31,588 22,766 15,000,001 - 20 M 37 13 50
20,000,001 - 25 M 14 10 24
25,000,001 - 30 M 13 1 14
ESTABLISHMENT OF VAW DESK IN EVERY 30,000,001 - 35 M 8 6 14
BARANGAY 35,000,001 - 40 M 3 1 4
(DILG-PCW-DSWD-DEPED JMC 2010-2)
Above 40 M 5 1 6
As of July 2013
TOTAL 3,016 39,012 42,028
Total No. of With VAW Percentage
Barangays Desk SUMMARY OF BARANGAYS BY REGION
42,028 31,230 74.31% As of March 32, 2013
Region Prov City Mun. Brgy.
CAR 6 2 75 1,176
LOCAL COMMITTEE ON ANTI- I 4 9 116 3,265
TRAFFICKING AND VIOLENCE AGAINST II 5 4 89 2,311
WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN III 7 14 116 3,102
(LCAT-VAWC) IV-A 5 17 125 4,011
IV-B 5 2 71 1,458
As of August 2013
V 6 7 107 3,471
VI 6 16 117 4,051 NATIONAL BARANGAY
No. of Program/ VII 4 16 116 3,003 OPERATIONS OFFICE
No. of Bgys VAWC Project
Bgys. Action VIII 6 7 136 4,390
with VAWC Cases Implemented
(Except Taken IX 3 5 67 1,904
Cases Reported
ARMM)
X 5 9 84 2,022 24th Floor DILG-NAPOLCOM .Center
Training IEC XI 4 6 43 1,162 EDSA corner Quezon Avenue,
39,538 3,035 9,100 10,963 130 351 XII 4 5 45 1,195 Quezon City
XIII 5 6 67 1,311 Phone Nos. : 925-0371,
ARMM 5 2 116 2,490 Fax No. : 925-0328
NCR 16 1 1,706
Website : www.dilg.gov.ph24
TOTAL 80 143 1,491 42,028
 I. BARANGAYS Barangays with Highest IRA CY 2013 V. POWERS OF THE PUNONG
City/Mun Barangay IRA (PhP) BARANGAY
15 Antipolo San Jose 32,867,967
 Basic political unit
16. Mandaluyong Addition Hills 32,322,841
 Planning and implementing unit and  Promote the general welfare of the
17. Quezon Pasong Tamo 32,038,761
government policies, plans, program, 18. Quezon Tandang Sora 31,734,207 barangay
project and activities in the community 19. Antipolo Cupang 31,392,726  Enforce all laws and ordinances
 Forum wherein the collective views of 20. Parañaque B. F. Homes 31,127,658 within the barangay
the people maybe expressed, crystallized  Negotiate, enter into, and sign
and considered III. POWERS OF THE BARANGAY contracts for and in behalf of the
 Forum where disputes could be amicably barangay, upon authorization of
settled  As a government entity, a barangay has the Sangguniang Barangay
power to tax, police or regulatory power,  Maintain public order in the
II. PROFILE and power of eminent domain. It can take barangay
over private property if public interest so  Call and preside over the session
No. of Barangays per LGU demands, by compensating the owner of the Sangguniang Barangay and
LGU No. of Bgys. Percentage  As a Public Corporation, it can increase the Barangay Assembly. and
HUC 2,995 7% its resources and build equity through vote only to break a tie
ICC 211 1% prudent management. It may invest part  Appoint or replace the appointed
CC 4,650 11% of its income. It may borrow from finan- barangay officials
Mun 34,172 81% cial institutions. It may create enter-  Organize and lead an emergency
Total 42,028 100% prises, acquire or sell property, forge ven- group whenever the sane maybe
tures with public or private investors, necessary for the maintenance of
Barangays with Highest IRA CY 2013 even lend money. In other words, it may peace and order or on occasions of
City/Mun Barangay IRA (PhP) do what other corporations do emergency or calamity within the
1. Caloocan Bgy. 176 89,781,904
barangay
2. Quezon Commonwealth 68,815,209
IV. TERM OF OFFICE OF  Prepare the annual executive and
3. Quezon Batasan Hills 55,734,012
BARANGAY OFFCIALS supplemental budgets of the
4. Pasig Pinagbuhatan 46,363,923
5. Quezon Payatas 44,140,120 barangay
 3 years in the same position  Approve vouchers relating to the
6. Rodriguez San Jose 40,313,270
7. Muntinlupa Poblacion 38,308,990  Voluntary renunciation of office for disbursement of barangay funds
8. Quezon Holy Spirit 37,680,505 any length of time shall not be consid-  Enforce laws and regulations
9. Caloocan Bgy. 178 36,102,162 ered as an interruption in the continu- relating to pollution control and
10. Cainta San Juan 35,764,337 ity of service for the full term for
11. Cainta San Andres 34,780,478 protection of the environment
12. Quezon Pasong Putik 34,021,470
which the elective official was elected  Administer the operation of the
13. Taytay San Juan 33,327,539 Katarungan Pambarangay
14. Valenzuela Hen. T. De Leon 33,228,825
 Exercise general supervision over the
activities of the Sangguniang Kabataan
 Ensure the delivery of basic services as
mandated under Sec. 17 of the RA 7160
VI. MGA KATANGIANG TAGLAY NG
ISANG PUNONG BARANGAY NA
KARAPAT-DAPAT NA IBOTO:
1. HAYAG AT LANTAD NA PAMAMA-
HALA (Transparency)
 Nagsasagawa ng Barangay Assembly,
tuwing ika-huling Sabado ng Marso at
ikalawang Linggo ng Oktubre bawat
taon upang ipahayag sa publiko ang
mga naisakatuparang mga programa,
proyekto, aktibidad, pananalapi at mga
problema ng barangay (Sec. 397 of RA
7160 & Proclamation No. 260)
Bararangay Assembly Day
March 30, 2013
Total No. of Conducted % isang Manual of Operations/Barangay
Barangays Barangay
Assembly
42,028 37,924 90.24%
 Nagpapaskil ng mga itemized monthly
collections and disbursements sa isang
lugar na kapansin-pansin (Sec. 513 of
RA 7160)
 Nagpapaskil ng Annual Summary of
Income and Expenditures sa isang lugar
na kapansin-pansin (Sec. 352 of RA
7160)
National Summary of Full Disclosure Policy
(As of April 30, 2013)
No. of Compliance
Bgys.
Full Partial
39,538 18,631 13,687
2. MAAGAP, KARAPAT-DAPAT AT
SAPAT NA TUGON (Responsiveness)
 Nagtatatag at nagpapanatili ng:
 Barangay Public Information Desk
 Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Committee (BDRRMC)
As of February 28, 2013
Barangays within the 18 MRB
Total No. of Barangays with:
 CBDRRM Plan
 Disaster Readiness Profile
 Organized BDRRM Structure
 Contingency Plan Per Hazard
 Nagbabalangkas at nagpapatupad ng
Citizen’s Charter
Implementation of Barangay Citizen’s Charter
(As of April 30, 2013)
Total No. of
With Charter Without Charter
Barangays
39,538 * 28,045 11,493
* Except Barangays in ARMM
3. PAMAMAHALA NA MAY
PANANAGUTAN (Accountability)
 Ginugugol ang 20% ng IRA sa wastong
pamamaraan alinsunod sa mga umiiral
na batas at pamantayan
 Nagpo-post ng Bonds para sa mga
kinauukulang Collection and
Disbursement Officers
 Nagpapakilos sa Barangay Bids and
Total
Awards Committee (BAC) upang
32,318 magsagawa ng pre and post
qualification ng mga bidders,
pagsusuri at pagbibigay ng mga
kontrata para sa winning bidders ng
mga proyekto
 Nag-iimbentaryo ng mga pasilidad
at mga kagamitan ng barangay
upang matiyak na ang lahat ng mga
14,530
ito ay maayos at dokumentado
9,791 4. BUKAS NA PAKIKILAHOK NG
SINUMAN (Participation)
11,291
 Iniimbita and publiko, lalo na sa
12,681 mga taong kumakatawan sa iba't-
ibang sektor na maaaring interesado
5,539 o apektado sa pamamagitan ng isang
ipinanukalang mga panukala, na
dumalo sa Symposium/Fora/Public
Hearing
 Hinihikayat ang NGOs/CSOs/POs
upang maging kasapi sa mga
Barangay-Based Institutions (BBIs)
 Inihahanda ang Barangay Socio-
Economic Profile (BSEP)
 Pinapanatili/ina-update ang Regis-
try of Barangay Inhabitants (RBIs)
 Nagbubuo ng Barangay Develop-
ment Plan (BDP) sa pamamagitan
ng participatory approach
 Nagtatatag ng feedback mechanism
(suggestion box or small gatherings)
 VII. BASIC SERVICES AND
FACILITIES IN THE BARANGAY
 Agricultural support services which
include planting materials distribution
system and operation of farm produce
collection and buying stations
 Health and social welfare services
which include maintenance of
barangay health center and day-care
center
 Services and facilities related to general
hygiene and sanitation, beautification,
and solid waste collection
 Maintenance of katarungang pam-
barangay
 Maintenance of barangay roads and
bridges and water supply systems
 Infrastructure facilities such as multi-
purpose hall, multipurpose pavement,
plaza, sports center, and other similar
facilities
 Information and reading center
 Satellite or public market
VIII. SOURCES OF INCOME OF THE
BARANGAY
 Barangays are authorized to generate
income from taxes on stores or retailers
with fixed business establishments and
gross sales or receipts in the preceding
year of P50,000 or less in cities and
P30,000 or less in municipalities at the
rate not exceeding one percent (1%) on
such gross sales or receipts
 Service fees or charges for the use of
barangay property or facilities
 Barangay clearance fees
 Fees or charges for the commercial
breeding of fighting cocks and on cock-
pits and cockfights
 Fees or charges on places of recreation
with admission fees
 Fees or charges for billboards, sign
boards, neon signs and other outdoor
advertisements
 Toll fees or charges for the use of any
public road, pier or wharf, waterway,
bridge, ferry, or telecommunications
system funded and constructed by the
barangay
 Revenues from the operation of public
utilities and barangay enterprises
(markets, slaughterhouses, etc.)
 Fines (not exceeding P1,000) for the
violation of barangay ordinances
 Proceeds from the sale or lease of
barangay property or from loans and
grants secured by the barangay
government
 Real property tax (RPT) collections of
the province and city
 Community tax collections when col-
lected by the barangay
 Internal revenue collections
 The development and utilization of the
national wealth
 The proceeds of tax on sand, gravel, and
other quarry sources
 Tobacco excise tax pursuant to RA No.
7171
Share from Real Property Tax (RPT)
 In the case of provinces, twenty-
five percent (25%) of the proceeds
from RPT collections of the
province shall accrue to the
barangay where the property is
located.
 In the case of cities and municipali-
ties within the MetropolitanManila
Area, thirty percent (30%) of the
proceeds shall be distributed among
the component barangays within
the city/municipality where the
property is located, as follows:
 50% to the barangay where the
property is located; and,
 50% to be distributed equally
among all component barangays
of the city/municipality
Share from national wealth utilization
 A barangay is entitled to thirty-five
percent (35%) of the forty percent
(40%) share of the province or
highly urbanized or independent
component city where it belongs. If
the natural resources are located in
two (2) or more barangays,
 Population - 70%
 Land area - 30%
Share from IRA
 Barangays get 20% of the total IRA
which is divided among each one of
the 42,028 barangays based on the
following fomula:
 Population - 60%
 Equal Sharing - 40%