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DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMEN

GENERAL SOLANO STREET, SAN MIGUEL, MANILA

LOCAL BUDGET CIRCULAR No. 146

Date: July 7, 2022

To Local Chief Executives (LCEs), Members of the Local Sanggunian, Local

Budget Officers, Local Treasurers, Local Planning and Development
Coordinators, Local Accountants, and All Others Concerned

Subject GUIDELINES ON THE RELEASE AND UTILIZATION OF THE LOCAL

GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FUND-GROWTH EQUITY FUND (LGSF-
GEF) UNDER THE FY 2022 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT (GAA),
REPUBLIC ACT (RA) NO. 11639

1.0 BACKGROUND

Executive Order (EO) No. 138, s. 2021 provides for the full devolution of certain
functions of the Executive Branch to local government units (LGUs). Pursuant to
Section 8 of said EO, the GEF shall be established to address the issues of
marginalization, unequal development, high poverty incidence, and disparities in
the net fiscal capacities of LGUs.

To gradually enable the full and efficient implementation and delivery of functions
and services devolved to them, the GEF shall cover the funding requirements of
programs, projects, and activities of poor, disadvantaged, and lagging LGUs. The
Fund shall be released to the LGUs in accordance with the implementing rules and
regulations (IRR) prescribed by the Development Budget Coordination Committee
(DBCC).

2.0 LEGAL BASIS

Pursuant to Special Provision (SP) No. 4 of the LGSF under the FY 2022 GAA, RA
No. 11639, the appropriated amount of PhP 1,250,000,000.00 shall be used as
financial assistance to the identified poor, disadvantaged, and lagging LGUs for
the implementation of priority projects to gradually enable the full and efficient
implementation of the functions and services of concerned LGUs as provided under
Section 17 of the Local Government Code of 1991 (RA No. 7160).

Moreover, the President, in his Veto Message to the FY 2022 GAA, RA No. 11639,
reiterated that the LGSF-GEF shall be executed in accordance with the guidelines
to be issued by the DBCC pursuant to EO No. 138, s. 2021.

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3.0 PURPOSE

This Circular is being issued to prescribe the guidelines on the release and
utilization of the LGSF-GEF, consistent with the FY 2022 GAA, RA No. 11639, the
President's Veto Message, and DBCC Resolution No. 2022-5.

4.0 POLICY GUIDELINES

4.1 Determination of the Beneficiary LGUs and Computation of their

Respective Allocations

4.1.1 The appropriated amount of PhP 1,250,000,000.00 for the FY

2022 LGSF-GEF shall be allocated to provinces, cities,
municipalities, and barangays in the following manner:

• Ten percent (10%) or PhP 125,000,000.00 to provinces;

• Ten percent (10%) or PhP 125,000,000.00 to cities;

• Seventy percent (70%) or PhP 875,000,000.00 to

municipalities; and

• Ten percent (10%) or PhP 125,000,000.00 to barangays.

4.1.2 The beneficiary provinces, cities, and municipalities shall be those

that belong to the poorest, disadvantaged, and lagging LGUs,
using the following criteria as bases: (i) income bracket;^ (ii)
poverty incidence;^ and (iii) per capita FY 2022 National Tax
Allotment (NTA).^

In the case of barangays, the beneficiaries shall be those that are:

(i) in the Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas
(GIDA);"^ and (ii) located in municipalities belonging to income
brackets 4 and 5.

The LGUs in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim

Mindanao shall not be included in the allocation of the FY 2022
LGSF-GEF.

4.1.3 The income bracket of LGUs shall be utilized in the initial

determination of the beneficiary LGUs. Only the LGUs belonging
to the following income brackets shall be eligible beneficiaries of
the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF:

^ Defined as the projected income bracket of LGUs. The data was generated by the Department of Finance-Bureau of Local
Government Finance (DOF-BLGF) by deflating the FY 2017-2020 Annual Regular Income (ARI) of LGUs to FY 2004-2007 price
level, but taking into consideration the existing income ranges provided under DOF Order No. 23-08 dated July 29, 2008
2 From the 2018 Full Year Official Poverty Statistics and 2018 Municipal and City Level Poverty Estimates of the Philippine Statistics
Authority (PSA)
^ Computed as the ratio of the National Tax Allotment for the FY 2022 and the 2020 Census of Population of the PSA
* From the 2021 GIDA data from the Department of Health
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 • Provinces belonging to income bracket 4;
• Cities belonging to income bracket 4;
• Municipalities belonging to income brackets 4 and 5; and
• GIDA barangays located in municipalities belonging to income
brackets 4 and 5.

4.1.4 Targeting approximately at least ten percent (10%) of the total

municipalities as recipients, the identified poorest, most
disadvantaged, and most lagging one hundred fifty (150)
municipalities belonging to income brackets 4 and 5 shall be
included in the allocation of the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF, using poverty
incidence and per capita FY 2022 NTA as bases in the
determination.

Similarly, two hundred seventy (270) GIDA barangays located in

municipalities belonging to income brackets 4 and 5 shall be
included in the allocation of the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF, using per
capita FY 2022 NTA as basis in the determination.

4.1.5 From the list of beneficiary LCDs, the individual allocation of each
beneficiary province, city, and municipality shall be computed
based on the following factors:

• Fifty percent (50%) based on poverty incidence as provided

in the 2018 Full Year Official Poverty Statistics and 2018
Municipal and City Level Poverty Estimates of the PSA; and

• Fifty percent (50%) based on per capita FY 2022 NTA shares

of provinces, cities, and municipalities.

In the case of GIDA barangays, the individual allocation shall be

computed based on their respective per capita FY 2022 NTA
shares.

4.1.6 Using the foregoing factors, the list of beneficiary provinces, cities,
municipalities, and GIDA barangays and their respective
allocations from the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF are shown in Annexes A,
B, C, and D hereof, respectively.

4.2 Release of the Allocations of Beneficiary LGUs

4.2.1 The FY 2022 LGSF-GEF shall be automatically and directly released

to the beneficiary provinces, cities, municipalities, and barangays.
While the beneficiary LGUs are not required to submit any
documentary requirement prior to the release of the fund, said
LGUs are strongly enjoined to comply with the guidelines and
policies prescribed under this Circular.

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 4.2.2 Consistent with Department of Budget and Management (DBM)-
DOF Joint Circular No. 2016-1 dated January 4, 2016,^ the Special
Allotment Release Order covering the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF shall be
comprehensively released by the DBM to the Bureau of the
Treasury (BTr), while the corresponding Notices of Cash Allocation
(NCAs) shall be released to the Authorized Government Servicing
Banks (AGSBs) of the beneficiary LGUs.

4.2.3 Upon receipt of the Advice of NCA Issued from the DBM, the BTr
shall release the corresponding Advices to Debit Account (ADAs)
to the AGSBs of the beneficiary LGUs. In parallel, the BTr shall
inform the said LGUs of the released funds through the issuance
of Notice of ADA Issued (NADAI).

4.3 Utilization of the Allocations of Beneficiary LGUs

4.3.1 The FY 2022 LGSF-GEF shall be exclusively used by the beneficiary

LGUs to gradually enable their full and efficient implementation of
the devolved functions and services pursuant to Section 17 of RA
No. 7160.

4.3.2 The programs and projects to be funded from the allocation of

beneficiary LGUs shall be those that are included in their
respective Devolution Transition Plans (DTPs), which should have
been prepared and approved consistent with DBM-Department of
the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Joint Memorandum
Circular (JMC) No. 2021-1 dated August 11, 2021.^

Only the LGUs that have DTPs approved by the Local Sanggunian
on or before the issuance of this Circular, as confirmed by the
DILG, shall be qualified to be beneficiaries of the FY 2022 LGSF-
GEF.

4.3.3 The programs and projects to be funded from the allocation of

beneficiary LGUs shall be included in their respective duly
approved Local Development Investment Programs and Annual
Investment Programs.

In the identification of the programs and projects to be

implemented, the beneficiary LGUs shall conduct public
consultations, through the Civil Society Organizations, to
determine the appropriate programs and projects that are deemed
most beneficial to their constituents.

® Guidelines for the Direct Release of Funds by the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) to Local Government Units (LGUs) in FY 2016
and Thereafter
® Guidelines on the Preparation of Devolution Transition Plans of Local Government Units in Support of Full Devolution under
Executive Order No. 138, Dated 01 June 2021
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4.3.4 Moreover, to optimize the utilization of the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF and
to avoid double-funding, the beneficiary higher level LGUs (i.e.,
provinces, cities, and municipalities) shall prioritize in the
utilization of their respective allocations their component LGUs
that did not receive any allocation from the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF.

Nevertheless, the beneficiary higher level LGUs may augment the

programs and projects of beneficiary lower level LGUs under their
respective jurisdictions, provided that the same beneficiary higher
level LGUs have already implemented the needed programs and
projects in non-beneficiary LGUs.

4.3.5 In the identification of programs and projects to be implemented,

the beneficiary lower level LGUs shall coordinate with the higher
level LGUs to ensure harmonization and vertical integration of
development requirements and convergence across different
levels of LGUs.

4.3.6 Whenever necessary, in the implementation of programs and

projects funded from the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF, the beneficiary LGUs
shall seek technical assistance from the National Government
Agencies concerned to ensure their compliance with the standards
prescribed by the National Government.

4.3.7 The beneficiary LGU shall provide counterpart funds for the
completion of programs and projects which cost exceed the
amount of allocation received by the same beneficiary LGU from
the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF.

4.3.8 In case a beneficiary LGU decides to use its allocation for

infrastructure projects, said LGU shall observe and comply with
the requirements on the implementation of infrastructure projects
pursuant to Section 28 of the General Provisions of the FY 2022
GAA, RA No. 11639.

Furthermore, same LGU shall ensure that the designs of projects

for the construction, rehabilitation, repair, or improvement of
government buildings include the installation of a Rainwater
Collection System, in accordance with the prescribed design of the
Department of Public Works and Highways, pursuant to Section
29 of the General Provisions of the FY 2022 GAA, RA No. 11639.

4.3.9 In no case shall the allocation of beneficiary LGUs from the FY

2022 LGSF-GEF be used for the following expenditure items:

4.3.9.1 Payment of Personal Services expenditures (i.e.,

payment of salaries, including honoraria, allowances,
bonuses, and similar forms of compensation and
benefits);

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 43.9.2 Administrative expenses, such as supplies, meals,
representation, communication, water and electricity,
petroleum products, and the like;

4.3.9.3 Traveling expenses, whether domestic or foreign;

4.3.9.4 Registration fees and other expenses related to the

conduct of and participation in trainings, seminars,
conferences or conventions;

4.3.9.5 Purchase, maintenance or repair of administrative

office furniture, fixtures, equipment or appliances;

4.3.9.6 Purchase, maintenance or repair of motor vehicles

used for administrative purposes; and

4.3.9.7 Other programs, projects, activities, and expenses that

are not related to the implementation of devolved
functions and services to LGUs pursuant to Section 17
of RANo. 7160.

4.3.10 Disbursement and utilization of funds by the beneficiary LGUs shall

be subject to pertinent provisions of the Government Procurement
Reform Act (RA No. 9184) and its 2016 Revised IRR, and any
relevant policies issued by the Government Procurement Policy
Board (GPPB), as well as, the applicable budgeting, accounting,
and auditing rules and regulations.

4.4 Treatment of the Shares of LGUs

4.4.1 The FY 2022 LGSF-GEF shall be recorded as a trust fund by the

beneficiary LGUs and shall be made available for disbursement
until December 31, 2023.

4.4.2 After the end of the validity period, any unreleased appropriations
shall lapse, while undisbursed funds shall revert to the National
Treasury, particularly to the unappropriated surplus of the General
Fund in accordance with Section 28, Chapter 4, Book VI of EO No.
292, s. 1987.

4.4.3 If at any point before December 31, 2023, the beneficiary LGU
determines that the funds can no longer be utilized, the amount
received by the same LGU shall be immediately reverted to the
National Treasury.

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5.0 POSTING AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

The beneficiary LGUs shall:

5.1 Comply with the posting requirements prescribed under RA No. 9184 and
its 2016 Revised IRR, and all relevant policies issued by the GPPB;

5.2 Prepare quarterly reports on fund utilization and status of program/project

implementation using the prescribed format (Annex E), until such time that
the Unified Reporting System for LGUs has been developed and can be used
by the LGUs;

5.3 Consistent with the Full Disclosure Policy of the DILG, post the said reports
in at least three (3) conspicuous public places in the locality and on the
LGU's website within twenty (20) calendar days from the end of each
quarter; and

5.4 Through the LCE, send a written notice, together with a copy of the said
reports, to the Secretary of DBM, Secretary of DILG, Speaker of the House
of Representatives, President of the Senate of the Philippines, and the
Chairpersons of the House Committee on Appropriations and Senate
Committee on Finance, upon posting of the reports on the LGU's website.
The date of notice to said agencies shall be considered the date of
compliance with the requirement.

6.0 MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Consistent with SP No. 3 of the DILG-Office of the Secretary Budget under the FY
2022 GAA, RA No. 11639, the DILG shall be responsible for the monitoring and
evaluation of actual project implementation of LGUs. The DBM shall provide the
DILG with a list of releases from the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF for monitoring and
evaluation purposes.

The beneficiary LGUs shall comply with the guidelines that may be issued by the
DILG for the monitoring and evaluation of the actual implementation of projects,
including the submission of the necessary plans/documents that may be required
by the DILG relative to the project design/preparation.

7.0 RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

The responsibility and accountability in the implementation of programs and

projects and proper utilization and disbursement of the FY 2022 LGSF-GEF shall
rest upon the LCE and other local officials concerned of the recipient LGU. It is also
the responsibility of said local officials to ensure that the funds released to the LGU
are utilized strictly in accordance with applicable budgeting, accounting, and
auditing rules and regulations, and pertinent provisions of RA No. 9184.

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8.0 ITEMS FOR RESOLUTION

Interpretation of the provisions of this Circular, including relevant items not covered
herein, shali be referred to the DBM for resoiution.

9.0 SEPARABILITY CLAUSE

If any provision of this Circuiar is deciared invaiid or unconstitutional, the other

provisions not affected thereby shaii remain valid and subsisting.

10.0 REPEALING CLAUSE

All provisions of existing guidelines that are not consistent with this Circular are
hereby revised, modified, and/or repealed accordingly.

11.0 EFFECTIVITY

This Circular shall take effect fifteen (15) calendar days after its publication.

JUbsD? 2022
AMENAfp. PANGANDAMAN
/ Secretary

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 Annex A

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Provinces

Province Amount

REGION II

Batanes 11,185,920
TOTAL REGION II 11485,920

REGION VII

Siquijor 58,000,370
TOTAL REGION VII 58,000,370

REGION X

Camiguin 55,813,710
TOTAL REGION X 55,813,710

GRAND TOTAL 125,000,000

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 Annex B

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Cities

City Amount

REGION I

PROVINCE: IlocosSur

Vigan 10,723,550
TOTAL ILOCOS SUR 10,723,550

TOTAL REGION I 10,723,550

REGION III
PROVINCE: Nueva Ecija

Munoz 13,249,410
Palayan 11,829,760
TOTAL NUEVA ECIJA 25,079,170

TOTAL REGION III 25,079,170

REGION IV-A
PROVINCE: Cavite

Cavite 15,237,010
TOTAL CAVITE 15,237,010

TOTAL REGION IV-A 15,237,010

REGION VII
PROVINCE: Cebu

Bogo 19,572,700
TOTAL CEBU 19,572,700

PROVINCE: Negros Oriental

Canlaon 25,431,710
TOTAL NEGROS ORIENTAL 25,431,710

TOTAL REGION VII 45,004,410

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 Annex B

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Cities

City Amount

REGION X

PROVINCE: Misamis Occidental

Tangub 28,955,860
TOTAL MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL 28,955,860

TOTAL REGION X 28,955,860

GRAND TOTAL 125,000,000

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

CAR

PROVINCE: Abra

Bucloc 4,393,060
La Paz 5,153,720
San Juan 5,215,880
TOTAL ABRA 14,762,660

PROVINCE: Ifugao

Hingyon 5,280,650
TOTAL IFUGAO 5,280,650

TOTAL REGION CAR 20,043,310

REGION II
PROVINCE: Batanes

Itbayat 5,530,230
Ivana 2,713,470
Mahatao 3,972,670
Sabtang 4,316,800
Uyugan 3,365,320
TOTAL BATANES 19,898,490

PROVINCE: Cagayan

Pamplona 4,794,640
Santa Praxedes 3,680,400
TOTAL CAGAYAN 8,475,040

PROVINCE: Isabela

Quezon 5,481,100
Santo Tomas 5,479,360
TOTAL ISABELA 10,960,460

TOTAL REGION II 39,333,990

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

REGION IV-A

PROVINCE: Batangas

Balete 4,549,970
Tingloy 5,151,520
TOTAL BATANGAS 9,701,490

PROVINCE: Quezon

Patnanungan 5,462,710
Perez 5,224,430
Plaridel 3,661,630
Quezon 4,810,620
TOTAL QUEZON 19,159,390

TOTAL REGION IV-A 28,860,880

REGION IV-B

PROVINCE: Palawan

Cagayancillo 5,197,750
TOTAL PALAWAN 5,197,750

PROVINCE: Romblon

Alcantara 5,295,920
Banton 4,419,070
Calatrava 5,256,360
Concepcion 4,266,720
Corcuera 5,011,470
Magdiwang 5,721,270
San Andres 5,274,430
San Jose 5,934,550
Santa Fe 5,873,450
Ferrol 4.954.480
Santa Marla 4.899.480
TOTAL ROMBLON 56,907,200

TOTAL REGION IV-B 62,104,950

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

REGION V

PROVINCE: Albay

Jovellar 6,986,670
TOTAL ALBAY 6,986,670

PROVINCE: Camarines Norte

San Lorenzo Ruiz 6,296,800

San Vicente 5,826,130
TOTAL CAMARINES NORTE 12,122,930

PROVINCE: Camarines Sur

Bombon 5,634,560
Cabusao 6,086,800
Camaligan 5,093,950
Gainza 5,744,300
TOTAL CAMARINES SUR 22,559,610

PROVINCE: Catanduanes

Baras 5,617,400
Bato 4,690,180
TOTAL CATANDUANES 10,307,580

PROVINCE: Masbate

Esperanza 6,409,960
San Fernando 5,993,890
TOTAL MASBATE 12,403,850

PROVINCE: Sorsogon

Barcelona 6,126,210
Prieto Diaz 6,763,420
Santa Magdalena 6,550,500
TOTAL SORSOGON 19,440,130

TOTAL REGION V 83,820,770

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

REGION VI

PROVINCE: Antique

Libertad 5402,530
TOTAL ANTIQUE 5402,530

PROVINCE: Iloilo

Batad 5,668,030
Bingawan 5,372,080
San Rafael 5,317,300
TOTAL ILOILO 16,357,410

TOTAL REGION VI 21,459,940

REGION VII
PROVINCE: Bohol

Anda 5,756,390
Batuan 5.461.540
Clarin 4,979,200
Corella 3,930,640
Dagohoy 5.997.540
Lila 4,854,850
San Isidro 5,575,580
Sikatuna 4,374,930
TOTAL BOHOL 40,930,670

PROVINCE: Cebu

Alcoy 5,517,910
Alegria 5,611,150
Ginatilan 5,133,840
Malabuyoc 5,953,070
Pilar 5,469,930
Ronda 5,373,490
Santander 5,104,340
Tabogon 5,555,060
Tudela 5,026,950
TOTAL CEBU 48,745,740

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

PROVINCE: Siquijor

Enrique Villanueva 4,258,490

Maria 5,638,710
TOTAL SIQUIJOR 9,897,200

TOTAL REGION VII 99,573,610

REGION VIII
PROVINCE: Biliran

Almeria 4,851,760
Biliran 5,427,020
Cabucgayan 6,091,410
Culaba 5,977,970
Kawayan 5,979,090
Marlpipi 4,869,810
TOTAL BILIRAN 33,197,060

PROVINCE: Eastern Samar

General MacArthur 9,056,830

Giporlos 8,366,210
Hernani 8,059,260
Mercedes 6,714,330
Quinapondan 8,395,710
San Policarpo 8,906,110
TOTAL EASTERN SAMAR 49,498,450

PROVINCE: Leyte

Julita 6,035,470
La Paz 6,429,210
Mayorga 6,229,860
Pastrana 6,081,630
Santa Fe 6,106,190
Tabontabon 6,218,630
Tolosa 5,388,880
Tunga 4,759,580
TOTAL LEYTE 47,249,450

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

PROVINCE: Northern Samar

Biri 7,381,330
Capul 6,927,690
Lapinig 6,913,780
Rosario 6,424,830
San Antonio 5,693,560
San Jose 6,508,530
San Vicente 6,721,950
TOTAL NORTERN SAMAR 46,571,670

PROVINCE: Samar (Western Samar)

Almagro 6,033,670
Jiabong 5,802,040
Matuguinao 6,759,990
San Sebastian 5,763,960
Santo Nino 6,236,340
Talalora 6,737,010
Zumarraga 7,186,320
Tagapul-an 6,196,800
Pagsanghan 5,892,690
TOTAL SAMAR (WESTERN SAMAR) 56,608,820

PROVINCE: Southern Leyte

Anahawan 5,279,290
Hinundayan 5,387,350
Libagon 5,939,930
Padre Burgos 5,488,240
Pintuyan 5,780,770
San Francisco 5,863,000
San Juan (Cabalian) 5,548,700
San Ricardo 6,133,140
Tomas Oppus 5,863,850
Limasawa 5,118,150
TOTAL SOUTHERN LEYTE 56,402,420

TOTAL REGION VIII 289,527,870

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

REGION IX

PROVINCE: Zamboanga del Norte

La Libertad 8,362,030
Mutia 7,847,820
Rizal 7,170,490
Sirawai 9,200,590
TOTAL ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE 32,580,930

PROVINCE: Zamboanga del Sur

Josefina 5,908,230
TOTAL ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR 5,908,230

TOTAL REGION IX 38,489,160

REGION X
PROVINCE: Camiguin

Catarman 5,887,280
Guinsiliban 5,963,780
Mahinog 5,829,000
Sagay 6,436,350
TOTAL CAMIGUIN 24,116,410

PROVINCE: Lanao del Norte

Matungao 7,362,220
Sapad 5,854,700
Tagoloan 6,859,050
Pantar 7,079,020
TOTAL LANAO DEL NORTE 27,154,990

PROVINCE: Misamis Occidental

Baliangao 5,887,710
Concepcion 8,104,640
TOTAL MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL 13,992,350

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

PROVINCE: Misamis Oriental

Binuangan 4,582,840
Gitagum 4,770,600
Kinoguitan 4,822,280
Libertad 4,904,480
Sugbongcogon 4,787,750
TOTAL MISAMIS ORIENTAL 23,867,950

TOTAL REGION X 89,131,700

REGION XIII - CARAGA

PROVINCE: Agusan del Norte

Remedies T. Romualdez 5,969,120

TOTAL AGUSAN DEL NORTE 5,969,120

PROVINCE: Surigao del Norte

Alegria 6,987,460
Bacuag 6,320,130
Burgos 5,870,640
Malimono 6,789,340
Pilar 6,799,190
San Benito 6,723,280
San Francisco (Anao-Aon) 6,420,170
San Isidro 6,706,980
Santa Monica (Sapao) 6,421,730
Sison 6,836,650
Tubod 6,139,890
TOTAL SURIGAO DEL NORTE 72,015,460

PROVINCE: Surigao del Sur

Bayabas 6,007,170
Carmen 5,670,630
TOTAL SURIGAO DEL SUR 11,677,800

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 Annex C

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Municipalities

Municipality Amount

PROVINCE: Dinagat Islands

Dinagat 6,500,730
Tubajon 6,490,710
TOTAL DINAGAT ISLANDS 12,991,440

TOTAL REGION XIII - CARAGA 102,653,820

GRAND TOTAL 875,000,000

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 Annex D

Allocation from the FY 2022 Local Government Support Fund -

Growth Equity Fund for Barangays

Barangay Amount

CAR

PROVINCE: Abra

MUNICIPALITY: Boliney

Amti 449,630
Danac East 459,620
Danac West 473.790
Dumagas 456.790
Kilong-Olao 415,810
TOTAL BOLINEY 2,255,640

MUNICIPALITY: Danglas

Caupasan (Pob.) 503,590

Nagaparan 484,800
TOTAL DANGLAS 988,390

MUNICIPALITY: Lagayan

Ba-i 477,880
Pang-ot 426,810
TOTAL LAGAYAN 904,690

MUNICIPALITY: Peharrubia

Lusuac 500,710
Santa Rosa 436,440
Tattawa 451,280
TOTAL PENARRUBIA 1,388,430

MUNICIPALITY: Sallapadan

Bazar 456,790
Ud-udiao 457,030
TOTAL SALLAPADAN 913,820

MUNICIPALITY: San Juan

Quidaoen 483,170
TOTAL SAN JUAN 483,170

TOTAL ABRA 6,934,140

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Barangay Amount

PROVINCE: Benguet

MUNICIPALITY: Sablan

Bagong 476,930
Balluay 472,570
Banangan 525,960
Banengbeng 488,730
Pappa 468,630
TOTAL SABLAN 2,432,820

TOTAL BENGUET 2,432,820

PROVINCE: Ifugao

MUNICIPALITY: Hingyon

Bangtinon 439,370
Cababuyan 473,010
Northern Cababuyan 485,260
Umalbong 478,730
TOTAL HINGYON 1,876,370

TOTAL IFUGAO 1,876,370

PROVINCE: Mountain Province

MUNICIPALITY: Barlig

Chupac 450,730
Kaleo 474,800
Lunas 436,260
Ogoog 453,400
TOTAL BARLIG 1,815,190

MUNICIPALITY: Besao

Ambaguio 388,580
Catengan 464,230
Laylaya 487.750
Tamboan 482.750
TOTAL BESAO 1,823,310

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Barangay Amount

MUNICIPALITY: Sabangan

Bao-angan 439,710
Bun-ayan 484,130
Data 485,460
Gayang 446,020
Lagan 449,910
Napua 475,220
Tambingan 470,510
TOTAL SABANGAN 3,250,960

MUNICIPALITY: Sadanga

Anabel 486,360
Bekigan 459,280
Betwagan 528,300
Saclit 490,330
TOTAL SADANGA 1,964,270

MUNICIPALITY: Sagada

Ambasing 484,730
TOTAL SAGADA 484,730

TOTAL MOUNTAIN PROVINCE 9,338,460

TOTAL REGION CAR 20,581,790

REGION I
PROVINCE: La Union

MUNICIPALITY: Burgos

Agpay 489,690
Linuan 451,010
TOTAL BURGOS 940,700

TOTAL LA UNION 940,700

TOTAL REGION I 940,700

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REGION II

PROVINCE: Cagayan

MUNICIPALITY: Pamplona

Tupanna 467,860
TOTAL PAMPLONA 467,860

TOTAL CAGAYAN 467,860

PROVINCE: Isabela

MUNICIPALITY: Quezon

Calangigan (Calamagui) 478,030

Lepanto 522,090
TOTAL QUEZON 1,000,120

TOTAL ISABELA 1,000,120

TOTAL REGION II 1,467,980

REGION III
PROVINCE: Nueva Ecija

MUNICIPALITY: Nampicuan

Alemania 356,790
Edy 359,780
Mayantoc 500,260
TOTAL NAMPICUAN 1,216,830

TOTAL NUEVA ECIJA 1,216,830

TOTAL REGION III 1,216,830

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REGION IV-A

PROVINCE: Laguna

MUNICIPALITY: Famy

Cuebang Bato 418,750

TOTAL FAMY 418,750

TOTAL LAGUNA 418,750

PROVINCE: Quezon

MUNICIPALITY: Alabat

Villa Norte 485,720

TOTAL ALABAT 485,720

MUNICIPALITY: Patnanungan

Amaga 468,440
Patnanungan Sur (Pob.) 557,990
TOTAL PATNANUNGAN 1,026,430

MUNICIPALITY: Quezon

Cagbalogo 493,780
Caridad 482,260
Gumubat 437,490
Sabang 441,360
Villa Belen 450,870
Villa Francia 451,140
Villa Mercedes 438,350
TOTAL QUEZON 3,195,250

TOTAL QUEZON 4,707,400

TOTAL REGION IV-A 5,126,150

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REGION IV-B

PROVINCE: Occidental Mindoro

MUNICIPALITY: Looc

Ambil 520,230
Bulacan 464,960
TOTAL LOOC 985,190

TOTAL OCCIDENTAL MINDORO 985,190

PROVINCE: Palawan

MUNICIPALITY: Agutaya

Concepcion 543,760
Maracanao 424,030
Matarawis 433,530
TOTAL AGUTAYA 1,401,320

MUNICIPALITY: Cagayancillo

Magsaysay 508,720
Mampio 484,800
Nusa 461,980
TOTAL CAGAYANCILLO 1,455,500

MUNICIPALITY: Magsaysay

Canipo 496,500
TOTAL MAGSAYSAY 496,500

TOTAL PALAWAN 3,353,320

PROVINCE: Romblon

MUNICIPALITY: Alcantara

Bonlao 509,440
San Roque 497,810
Tugdan 537,530
TOTAL ALCANTARA 1,544,780

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Barangay Amount

MUNICIPALITY: Banton

Balogo 440,870
TOTAL BANTON 440,870

MUNICIPALITY: Calatrava

Balogo 527,050
Linao 517,720
Pagsangahan 488,180
TOTAL CALATRAVA 1,532,950

MUNICIPALITY: Concepcion

Bachawan 433,340
Calabasahan 462,960
Sampong 428,460
San Vicente 410,570
TOTAL CONCEPCION 1,735,330

MUNICIPALITY: Ferrol

Claro M. Recto 478,420

TOTAL FERROL 478,420

MUNICIPALITY: Santa Fe

Guinbirayan 522,180
Pandan 517,510
TOTAL SANTA FE 1,039,690

MUNICIPALITY: Santa Maria (Imelda)

Bonga 505,760
Concepcion Norte (Pob.) 538,330
Concepcion Sur 531,630
Paroyhog 477,410
San Isidro 463,170
TOTAL SANTA MARIA (IMELDA) 2,516,300

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TOTAL ROMBLON 9,288,340

TOTAL REGION IV-B 13,626,850

REGION V

PROVINCE: Albay

MUNICIPALITY: Jovellar

Del Rosario 473,010

Florista 485,590
Mamlad 497,720
Salvacion 444,510
San Isidro 502,520
TOTAL JOVELLAR 2,403,350

TOTAL ALBAY 2,403,350

PROVINCE: Camarines Sur

MUNICIPALITY: Bombon

San Antonio 549,940

TOTAL BOMBON 549,940

MUNICIPALITY: Camaligan

Tarosanan 530,070
TOTAL CAMALIGAN 530,070

TOTAL CAMARINES SUR 1,080,010

PROVINCE: Catanduanes

MUNICIPALITY: Baras

Guinsaanan 454,420
TOTAL BARAS 454,420

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MUNICIPALITY: Panganiban (Payo)

Cagdarao 478,960
Tibo 467,570
TOTAL BARAS 946,530

TOTAL CATANDUANES 1,400,950

PROVINCE: Masbate

MUNICIPALITY: Batuan

Costa Rica 486,430

Sawang 495,240
TOTAL BATUAN 981,670

MUNICIPALITY: Esperanza

Agoho 500,970
Labangtaytay 489,090
Poblacion 499,720
Potingbato 492,310
TOTAL ESPERANZA 1,982,090

TOTAL MASBATE 2,963,760

PROVINCE: Sorsogon

MUNICIPALITY: Prieto Diaz

Bulawan 495,450
Diamante 521,170
Rizal 498,570
San Juan 480,230
San Rafael 475,050
Talisayan 500,750
TOTAL PRIETO DIAZ 2,971,220

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Barangay Amount

MUNICIPALITY: Santa Magdalena

Barangay Poblacion I 499,360

La Esperanza 456,790
San Antonio 514,590
San Eugenio 499,040
San Roque 503,430
TOTAL SANTA MAGDALENA 2,473,210

TOTAL SORSOGON 5,444,430

TOTAL REGION V 13,292,500

REGION VI
PROVINCE: Antique

MUNICIPALITY: Libertad

Tinindugan 457,630
TOTAL LIBERTAD 457,630

TOTAL ANTIQUE 457,630

PROVINCE: Iloilo

MUNICIPALITY: Batad

Alapasco 461,650
TOTAL BATAD 461,650

TOTAL ILOILO 461,650

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PROVINCE: Negros Occidental

MUNICIPALITY: Moises Padilla (Magallon)

Macagahay 539,250
Quintin Remo 560,560
TOTAL MOISES PADILLA (MAGALLON) 1,099,810

TOTAL NEGROS OCCIDENTAL 1,099,810

TOTAL REGION VI 2,019,090

REGION VII
PROVINCE: Bohol

MUNICIPALITY: Anda

Buenasuerte 430,660
TOTAL ANDA 430,660

MUNICIPALITY: Dagohoy

Estaca 460,420
La Esperanza 498,620
TOTAL DAGOHOY 959,040

TOTAL BOHOL 1,389,700

PROVINCE: Cebu

MUNICIPALITY: Alcantara

Manga 527,950
TOTAL ALCANTARA 527,950

MUNICIPALITY: Alcoy

Nug-as 545,300
TOTAL ALCOY 545,300

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Barangay Amount

MUNICIPALITY: Ginatilan

Anao 467,860
Cambagte 451,410
Campisong 449,350
TOTAL GINATILAN 1,368,620

MUNICIPALITY: Malabuyoc

Mahanlud 466,780
Salmeron (Bulak) 481,110
TOTAL MALABUYOC 947,890

MUNICIPALITY: Tabogon

Mabuli 518,990
TOTAL TABOGON 518,990

TOTAL CEBU 3,908,750

TOTAL REGION VII 5,298,450

REGION VIII
PROVINCE: Biliran

MUNICIPALITY: Maripipi

Binalayan East 445,420

Trabugan 382,130
TOTAL MARIPIPI 827,550

TOTAL BILIRAN 827,550

PROVINCE: Eastern Samar

MUNICIPALITY: General Macarthur

Laurel 396,200
Magsaysay 370,110
Quirino 399.540
Roxas 414.540

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San Roque 345,550

Tandang Sora 376,380
Tugop 399,540
TOTAL GENERAL MACARTHUR 2,701,860

MUNICIPALITY: Giporlos

Huknan 456,790
President Roxas 426,390
San Miguel 363,770
TOTAL GIPORLOS 1,246,950

MUNICIPALITY: Quinapondan

Cagdaja 341,340
San Isidro 350,400
TOTAL QUINAPONDAN 691,740

MUNICIPALITY: San Policarpo

Bangon 405,440
TOTAL SAN POLICARPO 405,440

TOTAL EASTERN SAMAR 5,045,990

PROVINCE: Leyte

MUNICIPALITY: Julita

Santo Nino 506,400

TOTAL JULITA 506,400

MUNICIPALITY: La Paz

Tabang 320,370
TOTAL LA PAZ 320,370

TOTAL LEYTE 826,770

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Barangay Amount

PROVINCE: Northern Samar

MUNICIPALITY: Biri

Macarthur 460,650
TOTAL BIRI 460,650

MUNICIPALITY: Lapinig

Can Maria 470,320

Pio Del Pilar 441,520
TOTAL LAPINIG 911,840

MUNICIPALITY: Mapanas

Magsaysay 468,630
TOTAL MAPANAS 468,630

MUNICIPALITY: San Vicente

Maragat 508,330
TOTAL SAN VICENTE 508,330

TOTAL NORTERN SAMAR 2,349,450

PROVINCE: Samar (Western Samar)

MUNICIPALITY: Almagro

Costa Rica II 433,530

Lunang I (Look) 463,710
Mabuhay 451,010
Malobago 423.140
Panjobjoban II 464,860
Roho 405.140
San Isidro 441,520
Talahid 455,680
Tonga-tonga 390,480
TOTAL ALMAGRO 3,929,070

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Barangay Amount

MUNICIPALITY: Jiabong

Cristina 397,890
Garcia 450,460
Jidanao 413,510
Mercedes 428,050
Nagbac 422,020
San Fernando 485,060
TOTAL JIABONG 2,596,990

MUNICIPALITY: Matuguinao

Angyap 392,320
Bag-otan 414,800
Barruz (Barangay No. 1) 474,550
Camonoan 366,480
Caroiina 372,100
Dei Rosario 373,080
Inubod 410,290
Libertad 397,890
Ligaya 332,950
Mahanud 409,740
Mahayag 375,450
Nagpapacao 440,370
Rizai 386,230
Saivacion 388,200
San Isidro 409,740
San Roque (Mabuhay) 391,590
Santa Cruz 386,630
TOTAL MATUGUINAO 6,722,410

MUNICIPALITY: Pagsanghan

Caianyugan 441,190
Range 429,670
TOTAL PAGSANGHAN 870,860

MUNICIPALITY: Santo Nino

Cabunga-an 503,060
Ilijan 494,100
lio (Rob.) 513,110
TOTAL SANTO NINO 1,510,270

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MUNICIPALITY: Tagapula-an

Guinbarucan 442,160
Suarez (Manlangit) 434,450
TOTAL TAGAPULA-AN 876,610

MUNICIPALITY: Talalora

Malaguining 452,870
Navatas Guti 462,960
TOTAL TALALORA 915,830

MUNICIPALITY: Zumarraga

Alegria 469,010
Lumaiantang 459,970
Talib 405,140
TOTALZUMARRAGA 1,334,120

TOTAL SAMAR (WESTERN SAMAR) 18,756,160

TOTAL REGION VIII 27,805,920

REGION IX
PROVINCE: Zamboanga del Norte

MUNICIPALITY: La Libertad

La Victoria 436,790
New Bataan 412,190
TOTAL LA LIBERTAD 848,980

MUNICIPALITY: Mutia

Diland 444,820
New Siquijor 480,900
Totongon 453,650
TOTAL MUTIA 1,379,370

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MUNICIPALITY: Sirawai

Balatakan 467,670
Bitugan 462.960
Bongon 480,750
Danganon 467.960
Dona Cecilia 519,610
Pisa Itom 449,070
Pisa Puti 434,640
San Roque (Pob.) 498,660
Sirawai Proper (Pob.) 524,890
TOTAL SIRAWAI 4,306,210

TOTAL ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE 6,534,560

PROVINCE: Zamboanga del Sur

MUNICIPALITY: Josefina

Mansanas 491,980
Sebukang 449,770
TOTAL JOSEFINA 941,750

TOTAL ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR 941,750

TOTAL REGION IX 7,476,310

REGION X
PROVINCE: Camiguin

MUNICIPALITY: Sagay

Cuna 487,940
Mayana 488,910
TOTAL SAGAY 976,850

TOTAL CAMIGUIN 976,850

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PROVINCE: Lanao del Norte

MUNICIPALITY: Matungao

Bangco 494,040
Bata I 508,650
Batangan 527,660
Bubong Radapan 478,960
Santa Cruz 449,490
Somiorang 508,920
TOTAL MATUNGAO 2,967,720

MUNICIPALITY: Pantar

Bowi 493.670
Cadayonan 488.670
Dibarosan 486,360
Pantao-Marug 478,880
Pantao-Ranao 502,180
Pitubo 477,720
Sundiga-Punod 505,140
TOTAL PANTAR 3,432,620

MUNICIPALITY: Sapad

Baning 511,750
Gamal 462,420
Inudaran II 489,390
Karkum 504,470
Mabugnao 466,280
Mapurog 491,140
Pancilan 497,380
TOTAL SAPAD 3,422,830

MUNICIPALITY: Tagoloan

Darimbang 522,970
Kiazar (Pob.) 528,830
Malimbato 509,880
Panalawan 520,590
TOTAL TAGOLOAN 2,082,270

TOTAL LANAO DEL NORTE 11,905,440

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PROVINCE: MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL

MUNICIPALITY: Concepcion

Bagong Nayon 494,780

Capule 436,260
Guiban 440,700
Laya-an 454,550
Lingatongan 406,910
Maligubaan 477,480
Mantukoy 453,140
Marugang 420.640
New Casul 448.640
Pogan 482,680
Small Potongan 468,060
Soso-on 443,900
Upper Dapitan 421,790
Upper Dioyo 442,160
Upper Potongan 470,420
Upper Salimpono 446,760
Vi rayan 446,170
TOTAL CONCEPCION 7,655,040

MUNICIPALITY: Panaon

Bangko 427,230
San Juan 479,640
TOTAL PANAON 906,870

TOTAL MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL 8,561,910

PROVINCE: MISAMIS ORIENTAL

MUNICIPALITY: Kinoguitan

Kantian 406,620
Salubsob 447,200
Suarez 478,960
TOTAL KINOGUITAN 1,332,780

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MUNICIPALITY: Sugbongcogon
Kautayanan 447,930
Kidampas 470,140
TOTAL SUGBONGCOGON 918,070

TOTAL MISAMIS ORIENTAL 2,250,850

TOTAL REGION X 23,695,050

REGION XIII - CARAGA

PROVINCE: Surigao del Norte

MUNICIPALITY: Bacuag

Cambuayon 477,640
TOTAL BACUAG 477,640

MUNICIPALITY: Malimono

Karihatag 512,930
TOTAL MALIMONO 512,930

MUNICIPALITY: Pilar

Salvacion 489,510
TOTAL PILAR 489,510

MUNICIPALITY: San Francisco (Anao-aon)

Macopa 483,990
Magtangale 488,310
TOTAL SAN FRANCISCO (ANAO-AON) 972,300

TOTAL SURIGAO DEL NORTE 2,452,380

TOTAL REGION XIII - CARAGA 2,452,380

GRAND TOTAL 125,000,000

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 ANNEXE

FY 2022 LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FUND-GROWTH EQUITY FUND

Report on Fund Utilization and Status of Program/Project Implementation
For the Quarter Ended_______

Date of Estimated
Notice of Period of Remarks on
Name
Authority to Type of Mechanism/ Estimated Amount Compietion Program/
Fund Titie of Specific
Debit Program/ Mode of Number of (month and Project Status
Source Program/ Location
Account Project Impiementation Beneficiaries year)
Project
Issued Contracted Disbursed/
Received
(NADAI) Out Utiiized

Certified correct by: Attested by:

The Locai Finance Committee (LFC)

Local Budget Officer Locai Chief Executive

Local Treasurer

Local Planning and Development Coordinator

Instructions:
1. The report shall be prepared by the LFC, in coordination with the other local officials concerned (e.g., local accountant on the allotment, obligation and disbursements; local
engineer on the status of infrastructure projects, as may be applicable).
2. The fund source pertains to the type of fund and pertinent General Appropriations Act from which the implementation of the program/project was charged against.
3. Amount received refers to the amount transferred by Bureau of the Treasury to the LGU as indicated in the NADAI. Amount contracted out refers to the total commitments
by the LGU arising from official acts binding the LGU to the immediate or eventual payment of a sum of money. Disbursement refers to the total amount paid by the LGU
as of reporting period.
4. The status of programs/projects refers to the percentage of physical completion or delivery of service as of reporting period.