BARANGAY

DEVELOPMENT PLAN
2018-2023
MACULAY, VINCENZO SAGUN,
ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

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 Republic of the Philippines
Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga Del Sur
Barangay Maculay
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Office of the Barangay Chairman

Message

The updated Barangay Development Plan (BDP) of Maculay is a container of a relevant information, Situational
Analysis of the five sectors namely; Social, Economic, Environment, Infrastructure and Institutional sector. It also contain
Plans and Programs of the different sectors for CY 2018-2023.

As this book is in-filled with important and updated data about Barangay Maculay’s people and economy. I am best
hoping that this will serve as ready reference for the barangay and the municipal administration to embark on priority
2.3 Environment Sector 31
TABLE OF CONTENTS
programs and banner projects that will open the barangay’s frontiers for more development opportunities.
2.4 Infrastructure and Utilities Sector 32
2.5 Institutional
It is hoped that this Barangay Development Plan (BDP) for 2018-2023 Sector
will familiarize 36
every citizen the existing
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situation and1serves as basis for our quest development and quality of life.
1.1 Barangay Profile 1 CHAPTER 3
Lastly, I would like to thank the barangay
1.2 Physical Characteristics 5 people behind working in collating
Climate Changedata & conducting
Adaptation household
and Disaster survey
Risk reduction and and
actively attending Focus Group Discussions and also to MPDC and Staff for extending their help and support to us in
1.3 Demography 15 Management
realizing this revision and updating of the Maculay Barangay Development Plan.
3.1. Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment 46
CHAPTER 2 3.2 Local Climate Change Scenario 50
Sectoral Profiles and Situational Analysis BENIGNO SOMBILON
2.1 Social Sector 23 Punong BarangayCHAPTER 4
2.2 Economic Sector 30 Strategic Directions

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Barangay Vision and Mission Statements 52 Table 16- Leading Causes of Morbidity & Mortality 25
Development Plans and Projects 53 Table 17- Number of malnourish Children 25
Table 18- Number of Households with Sanitary Toilets 26
List of Maps Table 19- Number of crimes 27
Map 1- Index Map 5 Table 20- Number of barangay Tanods 27
Table 21- Number of Informal Settlers 28
Table 22- Number of Households living in makeshift housing 28
Table 23- Number of Households with income below poverty 29
Map 2- Administrative Map 7 Table 24- Number of Households with income below
Map 3-Topographic Map 9 Food threshold 29
Map 4- Slope Map 11 Table 25- Number of farming and Fishing Households 30
Map 5- Vegetative Cover Map 14 Table 26- Number of Households engaged in business 30
Table 27- Water Utilities 32
List of Tables Table 28- Power Utilities 33
Table 1- Land Area by Purok 6 Table 29- Transportation Utilities 33
Table 2- Topography 8 Table 30- Inventory of Roads 34
Table 3- Slope 10 Table 31- Inventory of Post Harvest Facilities 35
Table 4- River and Creeks 12 Table 32- Comparative Barangay Income
Table 5- Land Area Category 13 36
Table 6- Population Distribution 15 Table 33- Comparative Barangay Budget Allocation
Table 7- Households and Population 17 And Utilization 38
Table 8- Population Density 17 Table 34- Barangay officials 40
Table 9-Population by Age Group 18 Table 35- Number of Ordinances 43
Table 10- Population by Ethnic Group 19 Table 36- Barangay Development Council composition 43
Table 11- Voting Population 20 Table 37- Hazard Inventory Matrix 50
Table 12- Labor Force Population 21 Table 38- Records of Previous Disasters 51
Table 13- Population & Household Projection 21
Table 14- Inventory of School Facilities 23
Table 15- Inventory of Health facilities 24

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 Chapter 1

R1.0 Profile of Barangay Maculay

1.1 History

Barangay Maculay is like other barangays has a legend as well as history of its name. Maculay is a small community part of Barangay Lunib and
Sagucan under the municipality of Margosatubig before the creation of the municipality of Vincenzo Sagun. Accordingly, the word Maculay is
derived from the subanen word “MANGHULAY”. This is because of the demographic location of the place which is rolling terrain where the people
used to walk in going to Lunib and Sagucan and other neighboring places due to the absence of roads and vehicles before. When the Lumad
people walk and reach to the higher part of the areas of Maculay they usually stop and take a rest which they called it “ MANGHULAY”. After
many years had passed, the community has populated with Visayan and they used to hear the Lumad people saying Manghulay when they felt
tired in walking and the Visayan also called it Manghulay until it was called by the younger generation in the early 1960s as MACULAY and that
is the origin of the name of Maculay.

The first inhabitants lived in Manghulay are the Subanen somewhere in 1933. They are peace loving people who usually live along the river
banks and they make kaingin farm where they can plant rootcrops and other plants for their food. They also have an annual Tribal activity called
the “LUMPOK” which is participated by the Subanen tribe of the neighboring places. The Subanen tribe have their own form of government
before and it was used before the barangay was formally established. The community was administered by the head of the Subanen called the
Timuay and it was identified as Timuay Tungilao. He was known to be the Tribal leader of the place and is responsible in the amicable
settlement of disputes in the area.

In the 1960’s , it was known that Maculay has established a Teniente del Barrio in the name Aurelio Oral . He is the first head under the form of
government as a Barrio and Barrio Maculay is under the municipality of Margosatubig. In 1970s , Maculay was headed by Mr. Manuel Sumiog ,
Sr. as Barrio Captain with Pedro Oral, Ignacio Sumalpong, Eustaquio Salinas and Cristituto Sombilon as Barrio Councilors and Roman Crausus
as Treasurer. In 1977 to 1979 , Maculay was headed by Mr. Pedro S. Oral and with kabataan barangay members Anasarie Laurio and

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Flaviano Moranta. Until the time of the separation of the municipality of Vincenzo Sagun to her mother municipality of Margosatubig and the
Barrio Maculay becomes Barangay Maculay of the municipality of Vincenzo Sagun in 1983.
The records available in the barangay are only the barangay officials from 1992-1995 with the following Officials thru an election with a
highest votes to wit;
1. Salvador Rojas
2. Roger Manginsay
3. Pedro Oral
4. Manuel Sumi-og, Sr.
5. Norberto Mutya
6. Flaviano Moranta
7. Sabino Magalang
With Ronnie Dugho as Secretary; Manuel Sumiog, Jr as Treasurer and Elineta S. Magalang as SK Chairman

In 1995 to 1998, the Barangay Captain was Mr. Francisco Sumiog with his barangay kagawads to wit;

1. Ronnie Dugho
2. Bertuldo Pable
3. Juan Mulat
4. Benjarde Rojas
5. Gerardo Lisaca, Sr.
6. Salvador Magalang
7. Flaviano Moranta
With SK Chairman Romyboy Sumiog; Manuel Sumiog , Jr. as Secretary; and Salvador Rojas as Treasurer
In 1998 to 2002 , the Punong Barangay was Mr. Norberto Samutya ..
In 2002 to 2007 , the Punong Barangay is Mr. Pedro S. Oral with Barangay kagawads to wit;
1. Benigno Sombilon
2. Nieves S. Rojas
3. Salvador D. Magalang
4. Bertuldo Pable
5. Ronnie S. Dugho
6. Rogel A. Mulat
7. Porferio Joromat

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8. Lenilyn Magalang – SK Chairman
9. Salvador Senerez - Secretary
10. Salvador Rojas – Treasurer

In 2008-2010 , Mr Pedro Oral was still the Punong Barangay with Barangay Kagawads to wit;
1. Salvador Magalang
2. Manuel Summiog , Jr.
3. Benigno B. Sombilon
4. Nieves S. Rojas
5. Elineta M. Ybanez
6. Raul Sumalpong
7. Elena M. Tiana
8. Jonalyn Sumi-og SK Chairman
9. Josephine B. Panduma – Secretary
10. Salvador A. Rojas – Treasurer
11. BRK – Mrs. Quizie S. Senerez

In 2010-2013 , the Punong Barangay was still Mr. Pedro Oral with the barangay Kagawads to wit;
1. Benigno Sombilon
2. Salvador Magalang
3. Manuel C. Sumiog, Jr.
4. Elena M. Tiana
5. Elineta M. Ybanez
6. Raul O. Sumalpong
7. Ester M. Macua
8. Ariel M. Tiana – SK Chairman
9. Josephine Panduma- Secretary
10. Quizie S. Senerez – Treasurer
11. Nichel Cabatuan – Bookkeeper

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In 2013-2018 , the Punong Barangay was Benigno B. Sombilon with Barangay Kagawads to wit;
1. Ester Macua
2. Elineta M. Ybanez
3. Elena M. Tiana
4. Reynold D. Magalang
5. Manuel C. Sumiog, Jr.
6. Pedro S. Oral
7. Raul O. Sumalpong
8. Abundio G. Jumisal, Sr. – IPBR
9. Josephine B. Panduma – Secretary
10. Quizie S. Senerez – Treasurer
11. John Marck Dari – BRK

In 2018 , the Punong Barangay is still Benigno B. Sombilon with the following barangay Kagawads , to wit;
1. Cyril L. Oral
2. Reynold D. Magalang
3. Ester M. Macua
4. Danilo L. Oral
5. Ferly Jayne M. Ybanez
6. Merman S. Sumiog
7. Ariel M. Tiana
8. Abundio G. Jumisal, Sr. –IPBR
9. Irl Ilah M. Jumisal – SK Chairperson
10. Josephine Panduma – Secretary
11. Quiezie S. Senerez
12. Norly M. Malinao - BRK

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1.2 Physical Characteristics

1.2.1 Geographical Location

Barangay Maculay is one of the coastal barangay of the municipality of Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga del Sur. It is located in the
northeastern part of the municipality bounded by the northeast of Sagucan, South by Maligay Bay, West by Cogon and north by Barangay
Lumbog of Margosatubig.

Map 1. Index Map

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1.2.2 Land Area

Barangay Maculay has a total land area of 365.078 hectares distributed among the seven (7) puroks within its territorial
jurisdiction and three (3) of which are coastal . It constitutes 5.53 percent of the municipality’s land area of 6,600.589
hectares. The aggregate land is presently categorized into three (3) land uses, the agricultural, eco-tourism and the built -up
areas.

Table below showed that Purok Tangigue has the biggest land area with 97.71 hectares and second biggest is Purok
Anduhaw with 57.60 and the third biggest Purok is Bangus with 55.42. And Purok Lepte has the smallest land area of
only 15.402 hectares .

Table 1. Land Area by Purok

Name of Purok Land Area in hectares Maculay Island Total
1. Anduhaw 57.60 57.60
2. Bangus 55.42 32.892 88.312
3. Bariles 15.76 15.76
4. Lapu-Lapu 40.822 40.822
5. Lepte 15.402 15.402
6. Mantis 16.58 16.58
7. Tangigue 97.71 97.71
Total 332.186 32.892 365.078

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Map 2. Administrative Map

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1.2.3 Topography

Barangay Maculay is topographically elevated, it has an elevation of 20 to 260 meters above sea level. Purok Tangigue has
the highest elevation with 200 to 260 meters above sea level and second with highest elevation are Purok Lapu-lapu and
Bangus with 80 to 180 masl. The rest of the Puroks are with below 80 masl. Please refer to Topographic Map.

Table 2. Topography and Slope by Purok

Name of Purok Topography
1. Anduhaw 60-100 masl
2. Bangus 20 below masl
3. Bariles 20- 60 masl
4. Lapu-Lapu 20-80 masl
5. Lepte 20-80 masl
6. Mantes 20 below masl
7. Tangigue 200-260 masl

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Map 3. Topographic Map

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 1.2.4 Slope

Barangay Maculay is generally categorized as gently sloping to rolling terrain. There are four barangays which categorized as
partly level to undulating to rolling to hilly and it is located in Purok Bangus, Bariles, Mantis and Tangigue. Two Puroks are
categorized also as hilly to mountainous and these can be located in Anduhaw and Tangingue. And the remaining puroks are
categorized as rolling to hilly.

Table 3. Topography and Slope by Purok

Name of Purok Slope
1. Anduhaw 18% to 30% slope Hilly to mountainous
Above 50% slope
2. Bangus 0% to 8% slope Level to Undulating to rolling
3. Bariles 0% to 8% slope Level to Undulating to rolling
4. Lapu-Lapu 18% to 30% slope Rolling to Hilly
Map 4. Slope Map 5. Lepte 18% to 30% slope Rolling to Hilly
6. Mantes 0% to 8% slope Level to Undulating to rolling
1.2.5 Rivers 18% to 30% slope to Hilly and
Creeks 7. Tangigue 0% to 8% slope Level to Undulating to rolling
Above 50% slope to Hilly to Mountainous
Barangay Maculay
has a river which is one of the big rivers of Vincenzo Sagun, the Maculay River. This river is located in Purok Tangigue. Aside
from this river, the barangay has also creeks one of these is the Kansaman Creek in Purok Anduhaw, another is the Balite
Creek which is located in Purok Lapulapu that traverses Purok Bangus , another is the Bariles Creek which traverses in Purok
Bariles to Purok Lepte and last is the Pedro Creek which is located in Purok Mantes.

Table 4 . Rivers and Creeks by Purok

Name of Purok Name of Rivers Name of Creeks

Anduhaw None Kansaman Creek
Bangus None Balite Creek
Bariles None Bariles Creek
Lapu-Lapu None Balite Creek
Lepte None Bariles Creek
Mantes None Pedro Creek

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 Tangigue Maculay River Taguimahaw Creek

1.2.6 Land Cover / Vegetative Cover

Barangay Maculay is vastly planted with perennial crops which covers 316.088 hectares of its land area or at about 86.58%
of the area and these are planted with coconuts. Annual crops covers only a little portion of 4.98 hectares planted with rice and
corn and is located in Purok Tangingue.

The coastal areas of Purok Bariles and Bangus have mangroves at about 37 hectares or 10% of the total land area that covers
portion of their coastal areas which also considered as the potential eco-tourism site of the barangay.

Table 5. Land Area by category

Category Land Area Proportion
Agricultural Land 316.088 86.58 %
Mangrove Forest 37.20 10.18 %
Built-up Area 6.81 1.86 %
Annual Crops 4.98 1.36 %
Total 365.078 100 %

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Map 5. Vegetative Cover Map

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1.3 Demography

1.3.1 Population distribution by sex, by Purok

Table 6 shows the population of Barangay Maculay by Purok by sex. The barangay has a total population of 930 distributed into seven puroks
in the area. Among the 7 puroks, Purok Bangus has the largest population of 172 or 18.49% of the total, second largest population is Purok
Bariles with 158 population and the third largest population count is Purok Lapu-lapu with 144 .

The Purok with the smallest population are Puroks Tangigue and Anduhaw with 108 population , the rest barangays are in average of the
largest and smallest population.

Table 6. Population distribution by sex, by Purok

Magnitude Proportion
Purok Total Male Female Total Male Female

1. Anduhaw 108 59 49 100 54.62 45.37

2. Bangus 172 92 80 100 53.48 46.51
3. Bariles 158 80 78 100 50.63 49.36
4. Lapu-lapu 144 72 72 100 50.70 50.70
5. Lepte 131 70 61 100 53.43 46.56
6. Mantis 109 50 59 100 45.87 54.12
7. Tangigue 108 66 42 100 63.46 40.38
Total 930 489 441 100 53.17 47.57
Source:: CBMS 2016-2019, Maculay

Out of the 930 total population , 53.17% or 489 are males and 47.57% or 441 are females. Among the 7 puroks, Purok Tangigue has the
highest male population with 63% , second is Purok Anduhaw with 55 % and the third is Purok Bangus with 53% . The Purok with more number
of Females than males are Purok Mantis with 54% and Purok lapulapu with 51%.

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1.3.2 Households and Population Size by Purok

Population size is the number of population in a household. The Barangay has an average household size of 4.94 or round of to 5. Purok
Mantes has the highest number of household size with 5.45 , second is barangay Purok Bangus with 5.37 and third is Purok Bariles
with 5.24 and the rest barangays are within the range of 4.36 to 5.0.

Table 7. Households and Population Size by Purok

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 Purok No. of Households Population Population Size

Anduhaw 21 108 5
Bangus 32 172 5.37
Bariles 29 158 5.45
Lapu-lapu 31 144 4.64
Lepte 30 131 4.36
Mantis 20 109 5.45
Tangigue 23 108 4.69
Total 186 930 4.94
Source: CBMS 2016-2019, Maculay

1.3.3 Population Density by Purok

Population in Maculay are scattered throughout the seven (7) puroks, it is considered that Purok Bariles and Mantis are the built-up area
of the barangay and noted to be the barangay center and contagiously populated with a population density of 10.02 and 6.6
respectively ,Purok Lepte is also considered as high dense purok with 8.5 which rank no. 2 and the remaining Puroks has a density of
3.5 and below. This is understandable, because most people tend to converge in areas where most of the support facilities for economic
and social activities such as livelihood, health centers, schools, power and water utilities.

Table 8. Population Density by Purok

Purok Land Area Population Population Density

Anduhaw 57.60 108 1.88

Bangus 88.312 172 1.94
Bariles 15.76 158 10.02
Lapu-lapu 40.822 144 3.53
Lepte 15.402 131 8.50
Mantis 16.58 109 6.57
Tangigue 97.71 108 1.10
Total 365.078 930 2.54

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 Source: CBMS 2016-2019, Maculay

1.3.4 Population by Age Group

Table 9 show the population by Age group of Barangay Maculay. In the 2017, population ages 0-17 years old accounts 372 or (40%) of
the total population. Ages 18-59 accounts 487 or (52.4%) and the Old age population 60 years old and above accounts to 71 or (7.6%)
of the total population.

Table 9. Population by Age Group by sex

Purok 0-12 mos 1-2 years old 3-5 years old 6-11 years old 12-17 years old 18-21 years old
Anduhaw 3 5 5 16 19 10
Bangus 2 10 8 30 22 17
Bariles 1 3 9 19 21 12
Lapu-lapu 2 6 7 18 17 14
Lepte 2 6 12 20 16 10
Mantis 2 2 5 24 18 11
Tangigue 0 3 6 18 15 12
Total 12 35 52 145 128 86

Continuation to Table 9. Population by Age Group

Purok 22-30 years old 31-45 years old 45-59 years old 60 and above
Anduhaw 22 13 13 4
Bangus 12 24 20 13
Bariles 26 29 18 16
Lapu-lapu 29 16 26 9
Lepte 18 24 11 13

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 Mantis 22 26 5 8
Tangigue 17 17 13 8
Total 146 149 106 71
Source: CBMS 2016- 2017, Maculay, V. Sagun, ZDS.

1.3.5 Population of Indigenous People

The ethnic group present in barangay Maculay is the subanen. The IP population accounts 441 or forty seven percent (47.42%) of the
total population . The Purok with highest IP population with a proportion of 86.8% or 125 out of 144 purok population is Purok Lapulapu .
The second highest IP population is in Purok Bangus with 56.4% or 97 IP population out of 172. And the Purok with the least IP
population is Purok Mantis with 11 out of 109 or only 10%.

Table 10. Population by Ethnic Group by Purok

Population IP Population Proportion
Purok
Anduhaw 108 40 37.0
Bangus 172 97 56.4
Bariles 158 77 50.7
Lapu-lapu 144 125 86.8
Lepte 131 49 37.4
Mantis 109 11 10.0
Tangigue 108 42 40.3
Total 930 441 47.42%
Source : CBMS Survey 2016-2019

1.3.6 Voting Population

Barangay Maculay has a voting population of 529 or 56.88 percent out of the total population of 930. Out of this voting population of 529, all of
them are registered voters as per COMELEC records.

Table 11. Voting Population by Purok

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 Population Registered Voters Proportion
Purok 18 years old and above
Anduhaw 62 62 100
Bangus 104 104 100
Bariles 105 105 100
Lapu-lapu 63 63 100
Lepte 76 76 100
Mantis 59 59 100
Tangigue 60 60 100
Total 529 529 100
Source: CBMS 2016-2019, Maculay

1.3.7 Labor Force Population

Table 12 shows the labor force population which accounts 635 which is 68.27% of the total population. Sixty Eight percent (68.81%) of the labor
force or 437 are employed , 92 are unemployed and the remaining 106 are in school population.

Table 12. Labor Force Population by Purok

Population Employed Unemployed Students
Purok 15 years old and above

Anduhaw 71 50 12 9
Bangus 76 49 14 13
Bariles 127 81 18 28
Lapu-lapu 115 79 15 21
Lepte 89 66 12 11
Mantis 73 54 9 10
Tangigue 84 58 12 14

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 Total 635 437 92 106
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Source: CBMS 2016-2019, Maculay

1.3.8 Household and Population Projection

Population projections are estimates of total size or composition of populations in the future. It is a calculation of future birth rate, death
rate and migration of population based on their past and present conditions. They are neither predictions, nor forecasts, nor estimates.
Rather they are in between predictions and forecasts.

Table 13. Household and Population Projection

Year Population Households
2010 (Actual Census) 919 179
2015 (Actual Census) 902 174
2017 ( Actual CBMS) 930 186
2018 Projection 936 187
2019 projection 942 188
2020 projection 948 189
2021 projection 954 191
2022 projection 960 192
2023 projection 966 193
2024 projection 972 194

2.0 Sectoral Profiles and Situational Analysis

2.1 Social Sector

2.1.1 Education Services

2.1.1.1 Day Care Services

a.) No. of Day Care Center : 1 b.) No. of Day Care Worker : 1

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 No. of Pre-schoolers : 19 Male : 7 Female: 12

2.1.1.2. Elementary School

Maculay Primary School was established in 1970. After several years , the Primary school was turn into an elementary school on
June 2000. Table 14 show the inventory of school facilities and enrolment as well as the status and condition of the facilities. The
school site has a total area of one (1) hectare.

Table 14. Inventory of School Facilities, Enrolment and Personnel

Grade No. of Enrolment No of No. of Classrooms

Male Female Teachers Good Dilapidated
Kindergarten 7 12 1 1 0
Grade I 13 11 1 1 0
Grade II 5 10 1 1 0
Grade III 13 12 1 1 0
Grade IV 15 7 1 1 0
Grade V 15 6 1 1 0
Grade VI 17 6 1 1 0
Total 85 64 7 7 0

2.1.1.3. Secondary School

The barangay has no secondary school established , most of the 128 (12-17 years old) children of the barangay are enrolled at the
nearest secondary school at Sagucan National High School , Cogon National High School and Kabatan National High School. There are
also a few enrolled at the private school at MASFSAT which is located more or less one (2) km. away from barangay Maculay.

2.1.1.4. Tertiary School

The tertiary education students also are enrolled in the JH Cerilles State College in V. Sagun and Margosatubig campuses. There are
also others enrolled in private school in Pagadian City.

.2.1.2 Health , Nutrition and Sanitation Services

2.1.2.1 Health Services

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The Barangay has a Barangay Health Center that caters the Basic Services of the health sector in the area. The barangay health
center are manned by a Midwife and a Barangay Health Workers assigned in every Purok. The facility is focused on the Maternal
Health and Child Care services. Minor illnesses are forwarded to the Municipal Health Center where there is a Municipal Health
Officer who will do the check up and provide medicines and or prescription.

Table 15. Inventory of Heath Facilities and Personnel , 2018

Name of Facilities Condition No. of Workers

Good Dilapidated BHW BNS
Maculay Health Center 1 0 7 2
BNS Station 1 0 7 2

2.1.2.1.1 Leading Causes of Morbidity and Mortality

Based on the records from the health office, there are only three leading causes of morbidity, the Upper respiratory Tract
infection, infected wound and Gastritis. On the mortality, there are four cases in the barangay, Hypertension, Diabetes,
Cancer and Tuberculosis.

Table 16. Leading Causes of Morbidity and Mortality , 2018

Leading Causes of Morbidity Leading Causes of Mortality

Upper Respiratory Tract Infection Hypertension

Infected Wound Diabetes
Gastritis Cancer
Tuberculosis

2.1.2.2. Nutrition Services

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Based on the CBMS survey, the barangay has 99 ( 0-5 years old children) . Out of this 99 children, there 4 who are declared as
malnourished and it is located in Purok Lepte with 2 malnourish children and Purok Anduhaw and Bangus with 1 malnourish
children each purok.

Table 17. Number of Malnourished Children, 2017

Name of Purok No. of Children No. of Malnourished Proportion
0-5 years Old Children
Anduhaw 13 1 7.69
Bangus 20 1 5.00
Bariles 13 0 0.00
Lapu-Lapu 15 0 0.00
Lepte 20 2 10.00
Mantes 9 0 0.00
Tangigue 9 0 0.00
Total 99 4 4.04

2.1.2.3. Environmental Sanitation Services and Garbage Disposal

Table 18 shows the number of households with sanitary toilets. It is observed that Purok Tangigue has the least number of
households with sanitary toilets or the highest number of households without sanitary toilets, there are only 18 households with
sanitary toilets out of 23 households. Second place with highest number of households without sanitary toilets is Purok Lapulapu
with 6 households out of 31.

Barangay Maculay promotes the practice of waste segregation and waste minimization at includes the Waste Segregation and
Storage; Waste Processing and Resource Recovery; Collection and Transportation of Wastes; and Violation and Penalty
Provision.

The Municipal Ecological Solid Waste Management Board was strengthened through Executives Orders issued in compliance to
Republic Act 9003, otherwise known as the Ecological Solid Waste Management Plan of 2003.

Table 18. Number of Households with Sanitary Toilets, 2017

Name of Purok No. of Households No. of HHs. With Sanitary Toilets Proportion
Anduhaw 21 18 85.7
Bangus 32 29 90.6

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Lapu-Lapu 31 25 80.6
Lepte 30 26 86.7
Mantes 20 18 90
Tangigue 23 18 78.2
Total 186 163 87.4

2.1.3 Peace and Order

Barangay Maculay . It is considered as one a very peaceful barangays of Vincenzo Sagun for it has no record of any crimes in the year
2017 as reflected in table 19. The barangay has maintained its peace and order through the services of the barangay Tanods and the
Bantay Dagats.

Table 19. Number of Crimes in the barangay, 2017

Name of Purok Murder Homicide Theft RA 9262 Acts of
Lasciviousness
Anduhaw 0 0 0 0 1
Bangus 0 0 1 0 0
Bariles 0 0 0 0 0
Lapu-Lapu 0 0 0 0 0
Lepte 0 0 0 0 0
Mantes 0 0 0 0 0
Tangigue 0 0 0 0 0
Total 0 0 0 0 0

Table 20. Number of Barangay Tanods and Bantay Dagats

Name of Purok Barangay Tanod Bantay Dagats
Anduhaw 1 0
Bangus 1 4
Bariles 2 2
Lapu-Lapu 1 0

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Mantes 1 0
Tangigue 1 0
Total 9 6

2.1.4. Housing

Table 21 below shows that there are a total of forty six (46) informal settlers in the barangay. Purok Bangus has the highest number of informal
settlers with 23 out of 23 households or 71.87 percent . And purok Bariles and Mantes has no informal settlers. Table 21 also reflects the
number of households with makeshift housing and there are three (3) households out of 186 or 1.61%.

Table 21. Number of Informal Settlers

Name of Purok No. of Households No. of Informal Settlers Proportion

Anduhaw 21 2 9.52
Bangus 32 23 71.87
Bariles 29 0 0
Lapu-Lapu 31 8 25.80
Lepte 30 7 23.33
Mantes 20 0 0
Tangigue 23 6 26.08
Total 186 46 24.73

Table 22. Number of Households living in makeshift housing

Name of Purok No. of Households No. of HHs. Living in makeshift Housing Proportion
Anduhaw 21 0 0
Bangus 32 1 3.12
Bariles 29 0 0
Lapu-Lapu 31 1 3.22
Lepte 30 0 0
Mantes 20 0 0
Tangigue 23 1 4.35
Total 186 3 1.61

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2.1.5 Poverty

CBMS records shows that Barangay Maculay has 145 households or 78% with income below poverty threshold
Table 23. Number of Households with Income below poverty Threshold
Name of Purok No. of Households No. of HHs w/ income below poverty Proportion
threshold
Anduhaw 21 19 90.47
Bangus 32 30 93.75
Bariles 29 27 93.10
Lapu-Lapu 31 16 51.61
Lepte 30 28 93.33
Mantes 20 10 50
Tangigue 23 15 65.22
Total 186 145 77.96

CBMS record shows that there are 69 households or 37% of the total households of 186 are with income below food
threshold. Below Food threshold means – a household with income below Four Thousand pesos ( Php only P 4,000.00) as shown
in Table below .

Table 24. Number of Households with Income below Food Threshold

Name of Purok No. of Households No. of HHs w/ income below Food threshold Proportion
Anduhaw 21 9 42.85
Bangus 32 12 37.50
Bariles 29 10 34.48
Lapu-Lapu 31 11 35.48
Lepte 30 9 30
Mantes 20 10 50
Tangigue 23 8 34.78
Total 186 69 37.09

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2.2 Economic Sector
2.2.1 Agriculture and Fisheries

Barangay Maculay is an agricultural area where farming and fishing are the economic activities of the populace. There are 110 households are engaged in farming of which coconut
and corn are their major products as reflected in Table 22. There are also farmers who are engaged in fishing for their own consumption. Fishing households accounted to 53 out of
186 households. There major products are fish and other marine products. Table 25 also show that there are 13 households are engaged in small business
while others are farm laborers.

Table 25. Number of Farming and Fishing Households

Name of Purok No. of Households No. of Farming HHs Proportion Number of Fishing HHs Proportion

Anduhaw 21 16 76.2 4 19
Bangus 32 18 56.3 12 37.5
Bariles 29 12 41.4 10 34.5
Lapu-Lapu 31 23 74.2 8 25.9
Lepte 30 14 46.7 9 30
Mantes 20 9 45 8 40
Tangigue 23 18 78.3 2 8.6
Total 186 110 59.7 53 27.9

Table 26. Number of Households engaged in Business and Farm Laborers

Name of Purok No. of Households No. of Households Proportion Number of households Proportion
engaged in business who are Farm Laborer
Anduhaw 21 0 0 16 76.2
Bangus 32 0 0 18 56.3
Bariles 29 3 10.3 16 55.2
Lapu-Lapu 31 1 3.2 22 71
Lepte 30 3 10 18 60
Mantes 20 3 15 9 45
Tangigue 23 3 13 18 78.3
Total 186 13 40.4 117 63.1

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2.3 Environment Sector
2.3.1 Existing Forest Land uses, location and area
The barangay has 37.20 hectares forest lands per record from the MPDO V. Sagun. The area represents 10.18% of the total barangay
area. These areas are located in the Purok Bangus and Bariles going eastward and southward towards the sea and there is also a
portion located in the boundary with the barangay Lunib.

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 2.3.2 Coastal Resources
The coastal ecosystem comprises the mangrove, sea grasses and corals that serves as the shelter of fishes and other coastal organisms.
The coastal ecosystem has approximately 1,500 hectares that serves as one of the major grounds of the economic activities of the
barangay for approximately 53 fishing households or 28.49% over the total household are greatly dependent on this ecosystem

2.4 Infrastructure and Utilities Sector

2.4.1 Water Utilities

Barangay Maculay has 126 households with Level III water connection or 68 percent out of the total households, 55 households or 29.56% of the
total households are using level II , and 4 households or 2.6% using Level I.

Table 27 . Water Utilities

Name of Purok No. of No. of Proportion No. of Proportion No. of Proportion
Households Households w/ Households Households
level III w/ level II w/ level I
Anduhaw 21 7 33.33 14 66.66 0 0
Bangus 32 32 100 0 0 0 0
Bariles 29 29 100 0 0 0 0
Lapu-Lapu 31 17 54.83 13 41.93 1 3.22
Lepte 30 16 53.33 14 46.66 0 0
Mantes 20 15 75 2 10 3 15
Tangigue 23 10 43.47 12 52.17 0 0
Total 186 126 67.74 55 29.56 4 2.60

2.4.2 Power Utilities

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The barangay has only 87 households with power connection or 46.77% and the remaining 53% has no electricity. They used
kerosene for their lightings. Based on Table 28 below , the Purok with more power connection households are in Purok Bariles with
76% , then Purok Lepte with 70% , third is Purok mantes with 60% and the rest of the Puroks were below 50%.

Table 28. Power Utilities

Name of Purok No. of No. of Households Proportion No. of Households Proportion
Households w/ electricity Without electricity
Anduhaw 21 5 23.80 17 80.95
Bangus 32 8 25.00 24 75
Bariles 29 22 75.86 7 24.13
Lapu-Lapu 31 10 32.25 21 67.74
Lepte 30 21 70 9 30
Mantes 20 12 60 8 40
Tangigue 23 9 39.13 13 56.52
Total 186 87 46.77 99 53.22

1.4.4.3 Transportation Utilities

Table 29 reflects the distance of the Purok area to the barangay Center which is the urban area of the barangay.

Table 29. Transportation Utilities

Name of Purok Distance from Poblacion/ Barangay Center in kms Means of Transportation

Anduhaw 50 meters Single motorcycle

Bangus 15 meters Single motorcycle
Bariles 5 meters Single motorcycle
Lapu-Lapu 30 meters Single motorcycle
Lepte 35 meters Single motorcycle
Mantes 10 meters Single motorcycle
Tangigue 80 meters Single motorcycle

1.4.4.4 Inventory of Roads and Bridges

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Table 30 reflects the Roads and Bridges in the barangay with its category , length and condition.

Table 30. Inventory of Roads

Name of Roads/ Bridges Length in meters Category Condition

Maculay- Sagucan Road 1,500 meters National Road Concreted

Maculay –Cogon Road 1,650 meters National Road Concreted
Macua Street 500 meters Barangay Road Gravelled
Oral Street 800 meters Barangay Road Earth road
Magalang Street 500 meters Barangay Road Earth road
Saavedra St. 400 meters Barangay Road Earth road
Maculay Bridge 25 meters National Bridge Steel & concrete

Maculay to Sagucan Road

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 2.4.5 Post Harvest Facilities

There is only one considered as post harvest facilities in the area as reflected in Table 31.

Table 31. Inventory of Post Harvest facilities

Name of Post Harvest Facilities Length in meters/ Area in Location
sq.m.
Fish Drier 500 sq.m. Purok Mantis

2.5 Institutional Sector

2.5.1 Local Fiscal Management

Table below shows the generated income of Barangay Maculay, Vincenzo Sagun for CY 2016 and 2017.

Table 32. Comparative Barangay Income for CY 2016 & 2017

2016 2017

Internal Revenue Allotment 1,329,054.00 1,466,819.00

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Local Income (RPT 34,000.00 31,000.00

RPT 6,000.00 11,000.00

Fees and Charges 8,500.00 8,500.00

Other Miscellaneous Fees 19,500.00 11,500.00

Others (share from National wealth, EVAT) 0 3,000.00

Total 1,363,054.00 1,500,819.00

Figure 2. Comparative barangay income 2016 & 2017

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1,600,000.00

1,400,000.00

1,200,000.00

1,000,000.00

800,000.00 2016
2017

600,000.00

400,000.00

200,000.00

0.00
Internal Revenue Local Income (RPT Other Mis. Fees Others (share from Total
Allotment National wealth,
EVAT)

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2.5.3 Resource Allocation and Utilization

Table 30. Comparative Barangay Budget Allocation and Utilization for CY 2016 & 2017
2016 2017

Allocation Utilization Allocation Utilization

Personal Services 577,800.00 565,040.00 639,280.00 631,959.00

Capital Outlay 0 0 0 0

MOOE 219,571.32 186,334.40 237,995.02 196,867.09

20% EDF 265,810.80 207,178.18 293,363.80 0

10% SK Fund 136,305.40 60,050.00 0 0

5% GAD Fund 68,152.70 9,520.08 75,040.95 12,165.96

5% BDRRMF 68,152.70 26,299.00 75,040.95 1,288.00

1% BCPC 13,630.54 6,164.00 15,008.19 9,628.69

1% Senior Citizen and PWD 13,630.54 9,625.00 15,008.19 14,988.70

Total 1,363,054.00 1,070,210.66 1,350,737.10 866,897.44

Figure 3. Comparative Resource allocation and Utilization 2016 & 2017

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 700,000.00

600,000.00

500,000.00

400,000.00

300,000.00
2016 Allocation
200,000.00 2016 Utilization
2017 Allocation
2017 Utilization
100,000.00

0.00
Personal Capital MOOE 20% EDF 10% SK 5% GAD 5% 1% BCPC 1% Senior
Services Outlay Fund Fund BDRRMF Citizen
and PWD

2.5.4 The Barangay Government Structure

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Barangay Maculay is a smallest political unit comprises of 7 puroks. The Punong Barangay is the head the Executive
department, the Punong barangay also is the head of the Legislative department with its 7 Barangay Kagawads and the
Punong Barangay also is the head of the Judiciary Department. The barangay also has a Sangguniang Kabatan as ex-officio
member of the legislative department that represents the youth sector.

Table 34. Barangay Officials, Employees and Volunteers

Position Name

Punong Barangay Benigno B. Sombilon

Barangay Kagawad Cyril L. Oral

Barangay Kagawad Reynold D. Magalang

Barangay Kagawad Ester M. Macua

Barangay Kagawad Danilo L. Oral

Barangay Kagawad Ferly Jane M. Ybanez

Barangay Kagawad Merman S. Sumiog

Barangay Kagawad Ariel M. Tiana

IPMR Abundio G. Jumisal, Sr.

SK Chairman Erl Ilah M. Jumisal

Barangay Secretary Josephine B. Panduma

Barangay Treasurer Quizie S. Senerez

Barangay Records Keeper Norly M. Malinao

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 Day Care Worker Christine Olbido

Barangay Health Worker Vilma Oral

Carmela Dumon

Ritchelle Lisaca

Emelita Laurio

Victoria Tiana

Juvy Sumiog

Dominga Lisaca

Barangay Nutrition Scholar Elisa Jumisal

Reazil Jumisal

Utility Worker Nieves Rojaz

Donamie Ybanez

Bantay Dagat Miguel Sabala

Feliter Ybanez, Sr.

Rolando Alfon

Donie Mutya

Bantay Kalikasan Benjie Tibud

Gomer Salazar

Barangay Tanod Ronulfo Dumon

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 Arsenio Dari

Rex Jumisal

Rodolfo Oral

Abundio Jumisal,Jr.

Wilfredo Crausos

Abram Tiana

Samuel Andoy

Feliter Ybanez, Jr.

Lupong Tagapamayapa Manolo Sumiog Sr.

Arnold Liwanag

Norberto Mutya

Editha Paler

Velmor Sumiog

Narcisa Alfon

Artemia Tiana

Alvin Encio

Juana Dari

Cito Nono

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2.5.4.1 Development Legislation

The Punong Barangay presides over the sessions of the barangay, while the barangay Secretary is the one take the records and
produces legislative output such as resolutions and ordinances.

The Sangguniang Barangay holds sessions every 1ST and 3RD Friday of the month at 9:00 o’clock in the morning. Special and
Emergency Sessions are called to treat very important legislative agenda along with other matters considered of utmost urgency.

2.5.4.2 Inventory of resolutions passed/ Ordinances enacted

Table 35. Number of ordinances and resolutions passed, 2015-2017

Year No. of Ordinances enacted Number of resolutions passed

2015 5 18
2016 5 21
2017 7 26

2.5.4.2 Local Special Bodies

2.5.4.2.1 Barangay Development Council
Table 36. Barangay Development Council composition
NAME DESIGNATION

Benigno B. Sombilon Punong Barangay

Cyril L. Oral Kagawad, Committee Chairman on Infrastructure

Reynold D. Magalang Kagawad, Committee Chairman on Agriculture

Ester M. Macua Kagawad, Committee Chairman on Health and Women

Danilo L. Oral Kagawad, Committee Chairman on Peace and Order

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 Ferly Jayne M. Ybanez Kagawad, Committee Chairman on Appropriations
Merman S. Sumiog Kagawad, Committee Chairman on Education/BCPC Chapter 3
Ariel M. Tiana Kagawad, Committee Chairman on Environment protection
Abundio G. Jumisal Indigenous People Chairman
Erl Ilah M. Jumisal SK, Committee Chairman on Sports/Youth development
Vilma Oral BHW Chairperson
Ritchelle Lisaca Women Sector Representative
Ronulfo Dumon Chief Tanod
Elisa M. Jumisal BNS Chairperson
Salvador Sinerez Religious Sector representative
Nieves S. Rojas Farmer’s Sector Representative
Junalyn Guevarra Business Sector representative
Deogenes N. Francisco Principal, Maculay Elem. School
Anabelle O. Gutierrez Rural Health Midwife
Christine C. Olbido Day Care Worker
Chona Oral NGO
Manolo Sumiog Lupon Chairman
Alvin Encio Purok president
Miguel Sabala Bantay dagat
Gomer Salazar Bantay Katunggan
3.0 Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Our world experiences the changing in climate nowadays. The rising in temperature, variability of precipitation, frequency and intensity of
typhoons, water level rise, and the risk of more droughts, floods, heat waves, and forest and grassland fires proves the scientific study of
some experts to be correct. Scientists believe Earth is currently facing a period of rapid warming brought on by rising levels of heat-
trapping gases, known as greenhouse gases, in the atmosphere. For the past years, global warming has continued at a rate that is
unprecedented. This has resulted to melting of polar ice and glaciers, as well as warming of oceans, expands ocean volume and raises
sea level, which will eventually flood some coastal regions and even entire islands. Patterns of rainfall have change, with some areas to
receive more rainfall while other areas to receive considerably less. Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns have damage food
crops already, disrupting food production. Droughts are now longer and more intense. Heat waves have continued to become more
frequent and intense. Violent storms that draw their force from warm ocean water have become more severe. Human  beings are now
facing global warming with a huge population at risk.

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These occurrences are already felt in Barangay Maculay. Storms now are more frequent and more intense. Weather patterns are less
predictable and more extreme as reported by the PAG-ASA. Water evaporated more rapidly from soil, causing it to dry out faster between
rains.

These effects in global warming and other hazards as identified and classified by the residents according to the frequency of occurrence
and to the degree of damages on the lives and properties of the people are the following:

3.1 Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment

Barangay Maculay has identified three hazards in the area. Landslide, Flood and Tsunami.

3.1.1 Landslide

Looking into the geohazard map, Purok Lapulapu and parts of Mantes , Lepte and Tangigue are identified as moderately
landslide prone area. And only a few households will be affected if landslide happens due to its location has no houses
constructed. (see attached Geo-hazard Map)

3.1.2 Flooding

Flood description in the geohazard map describes Purok Bangus and part of Purok Lapulapu and Bariles will highly affected
if flooding occurs. These areas are located where the Maculay River traverse going to the sea. Based on previous
experienced on flooding in this area, there were no life casualties but the damaged are the agricultural crops planted nearby
like rice and other farm plants. ( See attached geohazard map)

3.1.3 Tsunami

The municipal planning and Development office thru the Assistance of the DENR personnel has mapped the tsunami
inundated areas in the municipality including barangay Maculay and it is projected that the wave height of 10.84
meters along the Maligay Bay where Barangay maculay waters are located. Based on the Tsunami Inundated Map,
there are four (4) Puroks will be affected Purok Bangus, Bariles, Mantes and Lepte. But Purok Bangus has identified
as the biggest area to be affected by the tsunami and based on the assessment conducted by the barangay officials

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and workers, if there is tsunami there were no possible life casualties due to the absence of households along the
costs but the possibility of damaged will be on Pump boats and fishing paraphernalia present along the shoreline.

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Map 6. Geo Hazard Map

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Map 6. Tsunami Inundated map

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3.2 Local Climate Change Scenario

Table 37. Hazard Inventory Matrix, Barangay Maculay . Vincenzo Sagun, Province of Zamboanga del Sur

Map Information Hazard Description

Hazard Frequency
Format/date/ Reference Magni Areas
Source Scale Susceptibility Speed of Onset and/or
system tude Covered
Duration

A B C D E F G H I

Flood Susceptibility MPDO 1:50,000 Manifold/ 2013/ DENR Medium Rapid/Fast Once a year Purok Bangus,
Lapu-lapu and
Bariles
Rain Induced Landslide MGB 1:50,000 Manifold/ 2013/ DENR Medium Rapid/Fast only once - Purok Lapu-
2005 lapu, Lepte
and Tangigue
Storm Surge MGB 1:50,000 Manifold/ 2013/ DENR High Rapid/Fast Bangus,
Bariles, Mantis
& Lepte
Ground Rupture MGB 1:50,000 Manifold/ 2013/ DENR Low All Puroks
Ground Shaking MGB 1:50,000 Manifold/ 2013/ DENR Low Rapid Fast 16-Aug-76 All Puroks

Earthquake Induced MGB 1:50,000 Manifold/ 2013/ DENR Low All Puroks
Landslide
Tsunami MGB 1:50,000 Manifold/ 2013/ DENR Low Rapid /Fast Purok Bangus,
Bariles,
Mantes and
Lepte
Strong Winds - - - High Rapid /Fast All Puroks

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 Table 35. Records of Previous Disasters, Barangay Maculay, Province of Zamboanga del Sur

Number of No. of Houses Source of

Number of Casualties Damage to Properties (Php)
Affecte Affected Persons Damaged Information
Hazard Events and
d
Description/Date Missin
Private /
Puroks Dead Injured Persons Families Totally Partially Infra Agri Insti Commercia Total
g
l

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N  

Earthquake - August All Records from

0 0 0 320 70 0 2 None None 0 2 2
16, 1976 Puroks MDRRMO

Tidal Wave/Tsunami
Records from
on August 16, 1976 - 0 0 0     0 2 0 0 0 0 0
MDRRMO
due to earthquake
Storms and Strong Disaster Report
Winds due to Low on Nov. 26,
pressure usually roads and 10 has. 2012
occurs yearly 0 0 0 15 30 0 1 water pipe Cornland 0 0  
Landslide due to heavy 100
rainfall usually 100 meter meters Disaster Report
happens every 3 years 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 road 0 0 0 road on July 31, 2007
El Nino/Drought 0 0 0 0 390 0 0 0 200 0 0   Office of the
usually happens once hectares of Municipal
cocoland ,
in every three to five 15hectares Agriculturist
years of riceland
and 120
hectares of
cornland

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 Chapter 4

STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS:
Barangay Vision and Mission Statements

VISION:
Barangay Maculay envisioned being a progressive community with a healthy,
educated , child and environment friendly constituents living in abundance of
land and marine resources.

MISSION :

The barangay government of Maculay, Vincenzo Sagun, Zamboanga del Sur

together with the municipal officials and civil society organizations will be an
effective and efficient service provider to its constituents to come up a
transparent and participative governance.

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 Development Plans & Projects
SOCIAL SECTOR Proposed Programs /Projects
a.1 Education Sector Improvement of Day Care Center
Provision of Learning materials and playing apparatus
Assistance for the Improvement of Maculay Elementary School
a.2 Health Sector Improvement of Barangay Health Center
Provision of complete health equipment and supplies
Provision of Incentives for the Barangay Health Workers
Health Development Programs
Provision of Emergency Vehicle
Establishment of Barangay Nutrition Action Center
Nutrition Program Activities
a.3 Water and Sanitation Improvement of Water System
Implementation of 100% households with sanitary toilet
a.4 Protective Services Conduct trainings for the Barangay Tanods and Bantay Dagats
Improvement of Barangay Outpost
Provision of Barangay Tanods communication equipment
Establishment of Evacuation Center
a.5 Recreation Facilities Establishment of Volley Ball Court
Establishment of other sport facilities
ECONOMIC SECTOR
b.1 Agriculture Provision of Farm Inputs
High value crops production (fruit trees)
Capability Building training for farmers
b.2 Fisheries Capital Assistance for Fish production
Provision of Fishing gears and pump boats
Establishments of Fish Cages
b.3 Tourism Development Development of Maculay beach
ENVIRONMENT SECTOR
Watershed Reforestation
Mangrove Reforestation
Riverbank Reforestation
Full Implementation of Republic Act 9003
INFRASTRUCTURE
Construction of Maculay River Control

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 Construction of Maculay to Baybay Road
Construction of Maculay Covered Court
Improvement of Maculay Barangay Hall
INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR
Capability Building Trainings for the Barangay Officials
Capability Building Trainings for the Barangay Emergency Response Team (BERT)
Capability Building Trainings for Barangay Volunteers ( BNS, BHW, Day Care Workers, etc.)
Provision of IT equipments for the Barangay Hall , Barangay Health Center and Day Care Center

BARANGAY MACULAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2018-2023

A. Name of Barangay : Maculay D. Land Area : 365.078 hectares

B. District : II E. Population : 972
C. City/Municipality : Vincenzo Sagun F. Dominant Land Use :Agriculture
Name of Programs/ Location Output/ Benefits Project Costs Funding Period of Implementation/ Project Cost ( in thousand Pesos) Remarks
Projects/ Activities
(4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
(1)
Capital MOOE Total Source Amount Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6
Outlay
(7-a) (7-b)

Improvement of Day Care Purok Mantes, Maculay Day Care 300,000 300,000 General 300,000 500 500 500 500 500 500
Center Maculay Center improved / Fund
upgraded

Provision of Learning Purok mantes Learning materials 300,000 300,000 General 300,000 50 50 50 50 50 50
materials and playing and playing Fund
apparatus apparatus provided

Assistance for the Purok Lepte, Assistance to 300,000 300,000 General 300,000 50 50 50 50 50 50
Improvement of Maculay Maculay Maculay Elem.

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Elementary School School provided Fund

Improvement of barangay Purok bangus, Barangay Health 300,000 300,000 General 300,000 50 50 50 50 50 50
Health Center Maculay Center improved Fund

Provision of complete Purok Bangus , Health equipment 300,000 300,000 General 300,000 50 50 50 50 50 50
health equipment and Maculay and supplies Fund
supplies provided

Provision of Incentives for All Puroks Incentives for the 350,000 350,000 General 350,000 55 55 55 55 65 65
the Barangay Health BHW provided Fund
Workers

Establishment of Barangay Purok mantes , Barangay Nutrition 200,000 200,000 General 200,000 50 40 40 30 30 10
Nutrition Action Center Maculay Action Center Fund
established

Provision of Emergency Barangay Maculay Emergency Vehicle 500,000 500,000 General 500,000 0 500,000 0 0 0 0
Vehicle provided Fund/
Municipal

Improvement of Water Barangay Maculay Maculay Water 300,000 300,000 20% EDF 300,000 0 50 100 50 50 50
System System improved

Implementation of 100% All Puroks of 100% of households 100,000 100,000 GAD 100,000 0 30 30 30 10 0
households with sanitary Maculay have sanitary toilets Fund
toilet

Conduct trainings for the All Puroks of Trainings for 120,000 120,000 DRRM/ 120,000 20 20 20 20 20 20
Barangay Tanods and Maculay Barangay Tanods BPOC
CVOs and CVos
conducted

Improvement of Barangay Purok Mantes, Barangay Outpost 30,000 30,000 BPOC 30,000 0 15 15 0 0 0
Outpost Maculay improved

Provision of Barangay Barangay Maculay Barangay Tanods 100,000 0 100,000 BPOC 100,000 0 20 20 20 20 20
Tanods communication Communication
equipment equipments
provided

Establishment of Purok Anduhaw, Evacuation center 300,000 0 300,000 BDRRM 300,000 50 50 50 50 50 50

Evacuation Center Maculay established

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Establishment of Volley Purok Mantes Volley Ball Court 100,000 0 100,000 General 100,000 0 0 50 50 0 0
Ball Court established Fund

Establishment of other Barangay Maculay Sports Facilities 500,000 0 500,000 General 500,000 50 100 100 100 100 50
sport facilities established Fund

Provision of Farm Inputs All Puroks Farm Inputs 0 200,000 200,000 General 200,000 0 25 25 50 50 50
provided Fund

High value crops All Puroks Fruit tress seedlings 0 300,000 300,000 General 300,000 0 50 50 50 50 100
production (fruit trees) provided Fund

Capability Building training All Puroks Farmer’s training 0 200,000 200,000 General 200,000 0 25 25 50 50 50
for farmers conducted Fund

Capital Assistance for Fish All Puroks Capital Assistance 0 200,000 200,000 General 200,000 0 25 25 50 50 50
production provided Fund

Provision of Fishing gears All Fisherfolks of Fishing Gears and 0 300,000 300,000 General 300,000 0 50 50 50 50 100
and pump boats Maculay Pump Boats Fund
provided

Establishments of Fish Maculay Waters Fish Cages 0 500,000 500,000 DA/ 500,000 0 500 0 0 0 0
Cages Established BFAR

Development of Maculay Maculay seashore Maculay Beach 5,000,000 0 5,000,00 DOT/ 5.0 M 0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0
beach developed 0 BLGU

Watershed Reforestation Maculay Watershed Maculay Watershed 300,000 300,000 DENR/ 300,000 0 50 50 50 50 100
Areas areas reforested BLGU

Mangrove Reforestation Maculay Mangrove Maculay mangrove 300,000 300,000 DENR/ 300,000 50 50 50 50 50 50
areas areas reforested BLGU

Riverbank Reforestation Along Maculay Maculay riverbank 200,000 200,000 DENR/ 200,000 30 30 30 30 30 50
River reforested BLGU

Full Implementation of Barangay Maculay Solid Waste Mgt. 200,000 200,000 DENR/ 200,000 30 30 30 30 30 50
Republic Act 9003 fully implemented BLGU

Construction of Maculay Maculay River Maculay River 10,000,00 10 M DPWH/ 10M 0 5M 0 5M 0 0

River Control Control constructed 0 DILG

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Construction of Maculay to Purok mantes and Maculay Centro to 5,000,000 10M DPWH/ 10M 0 5M 0 5M 0 0
Baybay Road Bangus baybay Road DILG
constructed

Construction of Maculay Purok Mantes Maculay covered 3,000,000 3M DPWH 3M 0 3M 0 0 0 0

Covered Court court constructed

Improvement of Maculay Purok Mantes Barangay Hall 2,000,000 3M DPWH 2M 0 1M 2M 0 0 0

Barangay Hall improved

Capability Building Maculay Capability Trainings 600,000 600,000 BLGU 600 100 100 100 100 100 100
Trainings for the Barangay conducted/ attended
Officials

Capability Building Maculay Trainings for BERT 300,000 300,000 BLGU 300 0 50 50 50 50 100
Trainings for the Barangay conducted
Emergency Response
Team (BERT)

Capability Building Maculay Trainings/Seminars 300,000 300,000 BLGU 300 50 50 50 50 50 50

Trainings for Barangay for the BNS, BHW,
Volunteers ( BNS, BHW, DCW , etc.
Day Care Workers, etc.) conducted/ attended

Provision of IT equipment Maculay IT equipments for 600,000 600,000 BLGU/ 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
for the Barangay Hall , the Barangay Hall, National
Barangay Health Center barangay Health
and Day Care Center Center and day
Care Center
provided

Prepared by :

JOSEPHINE B. PANDUMA
Barangay Secretary

Attested By:

CYRIL L. ORAL REYNOLD D. MAGALANG ESTER M. MACUA DANILO L. ORAL

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

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FERLY JAYNE M. YBANEZ MERMAN S. SUMI-OG ARIEL M. TIANA ABUNDIO G. JUMISAL
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad IPBR Representative

ERL ILAH M. JUMISAL Approved By :

SK Chairperson
BENIGNO B. SOMBILON
Punong Barangay

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