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Community Description
1.1. Location and Boundary

Doongan is a barangay in the city of Butuan. Its

population as determined by the 2020 Census was
13,814. This represented 3.70% of the total population of
Butuan. Doongan is situated at approximately 8.9593,
125.5237, in the island of Mindanao. Elevation at these
coordinates is estimated at 4.3 meters or 14.1 feet above
mean sea level. Doongan shares a common border with
the following barangay(s) : Ambago, Bonbon, Villa
Kananga , Babag , Agusan Pequeño, Butuan , and
Libertad, Butuan.

1.2. Community map or Spot map

Figure 1. Map of Barangay Doongan

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 1.3 History
Barangay Doongan is among the oldest barangay of
Butuan City. The early establishment of inhabitant of Doongan
was situated in Hegad, now Lower Doongan Hegad which mean
along the river. It was said that the Chinese Traders used to
dock their boats in Hegad hence the place was called DA-
UNGAN which later named DOONGAN. Due to frequent visits of
floods in Hegad, most of the inhabitants move to Lup-an, now
Upper Doongan.
Barangay Doongan was formally established in 1950
through the creation and approval of the Barrio Charter and the
First Kapitan Del Bario was Bonifacio Asaytona Pulido.
According to sources, it was also in the period the Doongan
Elementary School was founded.
Barangay Doongan covers a large area, but due to creation
of Urban Barangays, like Holy Redeemer, Limaha, Imadejas and
Barangay Bayanihan in which portion of these areas were part
of Barangay Doongan. The latest area covered by the barangay
is more or less 383,176 hectares of which were bounded in the
South of Barangay Babag and Barangay Pequeño, North by
Barangay Bayanihan and Barangay Imadejas. West by
Barangay Libertad and Barangay Ambago: East by Barangay
Holy Redeemer and Barangay Limaha.
At present Barangay Doongan is one urbanized barangay.
It is the 2nd largest barangay in terms of number of population.
The last count conducted by the Barangay through Population
census on August 2017 revealed the population of 14, 211.
The increase population is due to the increase of
establishment of resettlement area and housing subdivisions.
Although Barangay Doongan was categorized as residential
area, a portion remains as agricultural area. Most common
occupational grouping are working in a private and government,
some are engaged in small and medium scale business, skilled
workers and a number of laborers and drivers.
The present administration leadership of Punong Barangay
Gilberto A. Enriquez provides various services to its
constituents, it maintains streetlighting facilities, Purok

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Basketball Courts, Day Care Centers, Purok Centers, Laundry
Shop, SLP Convenience Store, Covered Court, Birthing Clinic,
Health Center, Senior Citizen's Office and Barangay Hall which
serves as the delivery of services. It provides a strong support to
the implementation of different projects and programs initiated
by the local and national government in terms of funding
support and logistics. These programs are Peace and Order,
Nutrition, Population Health, Educations, Livelihood, Social
Services and Solid Waste Management, The leadership and its
population are looking forward to the Vision by year 2020,
Brangay Doongan will be a model for a sustainable Urban-Agro-
forest Based Community, Mission to empower people of
Doongan in the effective planning and implementation of an
Agro-Forest Based programs and project geared towards Eco-
Tourism for economic opportunity of making Barangay Doongan
a God Fearing. Empowered to be productive and progressive
place to live in.
1.4. Vision, Mission and Core Values
Vision
By year 2020, Barangay Doongan will be the nodel of
sustenable agro-forest based community.
Mission
To empower people of Doongan in the effective planning and
implementation of Agro-forest Based activities and projects
geared towards improving them socio-economic
entrepreneurship.
Core Values
God fearing Hard-work
Team work Honesty
Loyalty Resourcefulness
Cooperation Professionalism

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2. Barangay Demographic Profile
2.1 Barangay Population (2017)
Barangay Population Number
No. of Individual 14,247
No. household 3,217
No. of families 4,433
Table 1. Doongan Population
According to Data shown above for the Year 2017, that the Barangay
Doongan has a total of individual 14, 247 with a 3,217 number of Household
and 4,433 families living in their barangay.

2.2. Population according to Sex

Sex Number
Male 7,271
Female 7,076
Total 14,247
Table 2. Population according to Sex
According to Population Census Conducted in 2017, the total
population of Barangay doongan 14,247 people. The male had the
most with 7,271 or percent while female had 7,076 or of the total
population.

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 2.3. Population according to Age

800
700
600
500
400
300
200 60 years old up
18-59years old
100
13-17 years old
0 10-12 years ol
P1 A 2
P1 P P3 P4 4A 5 6 6-9 years old
P P P P7 8 9
P P 10 1 2 O-5 years old
P 6-9P1years 13 14 1510-12
P1 Pold
O-5 years old P P P16 17years ol
13-17 years old 18-59years old P
60 years old up

Figure 2. Population according to Age

Age bracket (year) Number

0-5 years old 1,730
6-9 years old 1,209
10-12 years old 962
13-17 years old 1,509
18-59 years old 7,824
60 years old up 977
Table 3. Population according to Age
Among the total population, age 18-59 years old
dominates other age groupings and followed by the ages level 0-5
years old with the total number of 1,209.

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 2.3. Total of Children
Total of Children Number
Total No. of children 18 years 5,506
old below
Total No. of Male 18 years old 2,787
below
Total No. of female 18 years 2,723
old below
Total no. of PWD 51
Table 4. Total of Children
According to the figure no.2 the children also hold second
most large population in barangay doongan with the total
number of 5,510. Also in these table includes the total number of
persons with disability which according to the data 4 children is
part of PWD.
2.4. Total households by type of Ownership:
TYPE OF OWNERSHIP Total
Owned 2,378
Renting 198
Transiet 567
Gipapuyo 121
Table 5. Households by type of Ownership
The table above shows the type of ownership of every household.
There are four classifications of ownership in barangay doogan , first
is the is the owned which was according to the cencus conducted in
2017 there are 2,327 houses are owned by the family, second type of
ownership is the rented with a number of 198 households, third is the
transiet which was label according to Webster as a person who is
staying in a place for short time. Gipapuyo has a total of 121
households. Therefore, most of the residence in the Barangay
doongan owned houses while 27.03 percent are rented, shared with
owner or renter, and even informal settlers.

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 2.5. Number of Household according to the type of
materials used in construction

Salvage House
0%
Concrete
21%

Semi-concrete
16%
Light Materials
63%

Figure 3. Type of materials used in construction

Type Material Used Total

Concrete 700
Semi-concrete 524
Light Materials 2,137
Salvage House 12
Table 6. Number of Household according to the type of
materials used in construction

The Table shows that mostly of the household in

barangay doongan are made in light materials with total
number of 2,137 and followed by concrete with 700 household
and semu-concrete with 524 and also has 12 salvage houses.

2.6. Basic Sanitation facilities

Toilet Total
Water sealed 2,975
No toilet 195
Table 7. Basic Sanitation facilities

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 According to the data there are 93.85 percent of the
people of doongan has water sealed while on the other hand
there is still 6.15 percent has no toilet in barangay doongan.
2.7 Property Ownership
Lot Total
Owned 1,256
Rent 146
Landless 1,843
Table 8. Property Ownership
Similar to the data show in table no. 5 most of the people in
barangay doongan are landless which according to the data in
2017 there are 56.79 percent or 1,843 total of landless residents
while 39.71 percent has own their property and 4.50 percent
rent.
3. Economic System Profile
3.1 Main source of income of the population
TYPE OF LIVELIHOOD TOTAL NUMBER OF
(source of income PERSONS
Farmer 94
Fishing 2
Livestock 1
Cost-worker 215
Teacher/prof 167
Gov’t employee 401
Private employee 647
Vending 306
Formal Driver 521
Non formal Driver 86
Barker 5
Masseur 3
House helper 21
Electrician 28
Laborer 261
Others 1,240
Unemployed 205
Table 9. Main source of income
3.1.1 Who owns and control the means of production
Farmer and private business personnel living in barangay
doongan owns the land. Most of the residents had the power to

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control the means of production specifically in terms of food. As
well as the consumer of their food or any types of production. As
they just rely on the resources available in the community for
their livelihood. Most of the community people are working in
public and private government although they have lots of land
barangay doongan is more on infrastructure. However, most of
families living in P-16 sell fertilizer soil which was one of the
means of living of the families there its like 12 percent of the
community people way of making money.

4. Political System
Barangay Doongan is a democratic community in which
the entire resident holds free and equal power to designate their
chosen leaders through electoral procedures. A set of Barangay
Officers - Barangay Captain, Barangay Kagawads, and
Sangguniang Kabataan Chairman and officers - is elected and
holds a term every three (3) years. Also, a group of leaders in
each puroks are elected within the purok level and is headed by
the Purok Presidents.
In terms of catering to community concerns/problems
and in formulating barangay development plans, a barangay
session will be conducted by the barangay officers only, it takes
place twice monthly; every first and last Thursday of the month.
During these schedules, the officers will discuss important
matters such as identifying and prioritizing problems, policy
making, as well as in budgeting, financing, and other planning
for development initiatives in every purok, and in the barangay
as a whole.

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4.1. Barangay Directory
4.1.1 Punong Barangay and Barangay Kagawad
NAME
Hon. Gilberto A. Enriquez Punong Baragay
Hon. Romie G. Macabudbud Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Rosarito T. Pulido Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Rosita M. Asaytona Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Andy Jonathan S. Beltran Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Rene P. Balacuit Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Victor L. Morigo Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Pedro P. Cultura Barangay Kagawad
Gerrelene F. Java Barangay Secretary
Rosalin P. Dinalo Barangay treasurer
Hon. Ronie I. Ybanez Sk Chairman
Pastor Hermogenes M. Pagtalunan
Pastor Noel Nelson U. Abbellano
Pastor Nicolas B. Vilagonzalo
Table 10. Punong Barangay and Barangay Kagawad
This data shows the formal leaders of the community
which was the list of elected into office by the community
through the process of election. They are comprised of the
Barangay Officials and the SK Federation.

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 4.1.2 Purok Leaders
Mr. Charles Arendain Purok President- P1
Mr. Danny Precioso Purok President- P1A
Ms. Elizabeth Arroyo Purok President- P3
Mr. Felson T. Wahinig Purok President- P4
Mr. Ludylito E. Agagdang Purok President- P4A
Mr. Ludylito E. Agagdang Purok President- P5
Mr. Joseph T. Sain Purok President- P6
Mr. Rogelio C. Ybanez Purok President- P7
Mr. Eduardo Dinglasa Purok President- P8
Mr. Reynold Mijares Purok President- P9
Mr. Alan Owang Purok President- P10
Mr. Arnel Sepuldiva Purok President- P11
Mr. Nestor Eroa Purok President- P12
Ms. Teresita P. Tampos Purok President- P13
Mr. Roger S. Serdan Purok President- P14
Mr. Allen S. Tolo Purok President- P15
Ms. Anjie S. Omictin Purok President- P16
Ms. Alma Jania
Ms. Jessie S. Coraler Purok President- P17
Table 11. Purok leaders
The data Shows list of 19 purok leaders in their puroks.
This enable each individual to easy access of information and
make the voice of their puroks.
4.2 Who are the formal and Informal Leaders
The are formal leaders are the teachers, community
organizer ,social workers, administrators, missionaries and
community development field workers found inside the community.
The informal leaders that connect communities with the Institute
include many elders, youth leaders , barangay tanod , purok leaders
who serve a variety of roles — mediating disputes, serving as liaisons
with police and others outside the community, building community
centers and other institutions, and maintaining the community’s
traditional culture through festivals, the arts, and other events.

5. Socio-Cultural System
Butuan City celebrates its annual fiesta called Balangay
festival , Butuan city also known for its crafts made of gold
sash Golden dagger. However Barangay Doongan are known for
their religious and devotion which was annual events celebrate
on May 30 Viva Senor San Miguel Archangel. These only shows

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that festival have major impact on the development of one
community.
6. Basic Infrastructure and facilities
A. Access to electricity
Owned 2,689
No electricity 537
B. Access to Water
Well 124
Common 23
Faucet 3,128
C. Solid Waste Manegement
Burning 347
Compost pit 97
Recycle 121
Segragation 2,765
Table 12. Basic Infrastructure and facilities
6.1. Buildings and other infrastructure in the
Barangay
Types of infrastructure
Covered Court or Gymnasium 1
Barangay hall 1
Multi-purpose building 1
Evacuation center
Public Schools 1
Private School 1
Churches 8
Government Hospitals
Private Hospitals
Barangay health Centers 1
Other:

Table 13. Buildings and other infrastructure

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 6.2 Basic services in the Barangay
BASIC SERVICES
Barangay hall 1
Health: Hospital
Health: Health Center 1 1
Health: Birthing Clinic/ 1
Nutrition Post
School: Elementary 1
School: Secondary
Day Care Center 1
Playground for Children 1
Office of Senior Citizen 1
(OSCA)
Center for PWD's
Police Station/ Civilian
Volunteer
Organization Post
Jail
Youth Center / SK Center
Table 14. Basic services
7. Agencies/Existing functioning organizations
7.1 Institutional and Human Resource
HUMAN RESOURCE
Health facilities and Nurse
professionals (Doctor,
Midwives o Nurse) (please
specify what
profession)
Trained Barangay health
workers
Trained Barangay Nutrition
Scholars
Trained Barangay Emergency
Response
Teams
Trained Community Volunteer
Organizations
Trained Day-care Workers
BDRRM Oeration Centers
and Trained

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 Personnel
Table 15. Institutional and Human resource
7.2 List of NGO’s/GO’s.
Name Members
Womens
Men
PWD
Drug
Senior citizen
Kalahi Cids
Table 16. List of NGO’s/GO’s
8. Problems/Needs
1. Proper Waste Segregation
2. Rampant robbery “Lungkab”
3. .Unemployment
4. Illegal Drugs
5. Malnutrition
6. Teen-age pregnancy
7. Street Lights
8. Poverty and Homelessness
9. Rampant Thieft
10. Clogged canals/drainage

Base in the data that was gathered during our community

study we asked individual in the community what are top 5
common problems they think in Barangay Doongan. The Top 3
was identify by some of the residents in Barangay Doongan
Butuan City are; Proper Waste Segregation and Management,
Rampant Thief “Lungkab”, and lastly Unemployment.

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 8.1 Problem Tree Analysis

Figure 4 Problem Tree #1

Pollutions
Health
risk

Air
Pollutions
Flood “Odor”

Leaves: Consequences
PROPER WASTE SEGREGATION
Trunk: Problem

Roots: Causes

Reckless in
throwing
POOR GARBAGE Ignorance/
garbage
COLLECTOR aggnorance

Proper waste segregation ranks first in the list of perceived

problems/concerns in the community. Based on the key informants,
one of the causes of this problem is due to poor garbage collector,
most of the residents have Reckless in throwing garbage, and also
Ignorance and aggnorance of the residents. Due to this, the results
are having bad odor that causes risk of the health on the residents
especially kids. Having flood because of clogged of canals because of
the waste trapped their.

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 Figure 5. Problem Tree #2
FEAR THAT
CAUSE STRESS
Have negative
impact on local INCREASE OF
environment CRIME RATE

Lost of SOCIAL
families afraid FUNCTIONING

Leaves: Consequences

Trunk: Problem Rampant Robbery “lungkab”

Roots: Causes

No street Lack of Job

Under the lights
Influence of
Substance
No personnel
Influence of roving every
peers (e.g night
Gangs)

Second problem identify by the residents was the rampant robbery

in their community, robbery is one of serious crime with far reaching
consequences for the victims , peers and especially for the
family.whole community may be affected by this anti-social
behaviour. Which sometimes resulting to no street lights, under
influence of substance lack of job or the Gangs.

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 Figure 6. Problem Tree #3
DEPRESSION

CANNOT AFFORD
RESULTS TO EARLY
SOME NEED
MARRIAGE

POVERTY CHILD LABOR’S

EXPLOITATION

Leaves: Consequences
UNEMPLOYMENT
Trunk: Problem

Roots: Causes
PICKY ON
WORK LACK OF
OPTIONS OPPORTUNITIES

LACK OF
EDUCATION
“BACKER” DEPENDENT
TO PARENTS

LACK SKILLS

Rank 3,in the list is the problem of Unemployment/Joblessness.

Causes can be traced from derogatory record of the applicants, to
their lack of education, lack of skills, lack of opportunities, dependent
to parents and picky on work options and “backer system. Hence,
these results to the increase of poverty rate, Depression, child labor,
exploitation, resorting to early marriage and also family’s that cannot
afford basic needs because they are unemployed.

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9. Resources Mapping

The worker identified first the problems that need

immediate action. With the help of the data gathered from
residents, we were able to come up with the Top 3 problems
that are in need of immediate action in the community. The
data were collected through random interview – where in the
residents Identify the problems that is very visible in their in-
charged community. The worker used the Community Resource
Mapping Tool; Scanning the Resources, Defining the Resources,
Analyzed the resources.
10. Community Development Plan
Problem 1: PROPER WASTE SEGREGATION
Goal: To improve the well-being of the community people
OBJECTIVES PROGRAM/PR TIME BUDGE MONITORING
OJECTS/ACTIV ITIES - T AND AND
FRA SOURC EVALUATION
ME E OF MECHANISM
FUNDS
To train up Conduct a symposium Nov-
and capacitate about the health effects dec
the residence of proper waste 2022
about the management
fundamentals
of Proper
Waste
Management
Program
To persuade Formulation of Policies, Dec
the Ordinance and 2022
community Implementation of it
people to start
practicing
proper waste Barang Goal-Base
segregation ay local Evaluation
Effective Presentation of Project Dec- fund
implementat Proposal Relative for Jan
ion of laws RA the Construction of 2022
9003 in Material Recovery
schools, Facility
building and
houses

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Implement the Construction of the Jan-
MRF Project Material Recovery feb
Proposal Facility And Placing the 2023
ESWM materials in the
vicinity such as garbage
bins and others

Table 17. Problem 1: proper waste segregation

Problem 2: RAMPANT ROBBERY “LUNGKAB”

Goal: To enables the residence and purok leaders, tanod to be
vigilant and reduced robbery through awareness and
prevention.
OBJECTIVES PROGRAM/PR TIME- BUDGET MONITORIN
OJECTS/ACTI FRAME AND G AND
V ITIES SOURCE EVALUATION
OF MECHANISM
FUNDS
To organized building bond Nov.
neighbourhoo with the 2022
d safety effort residence
To make Robbery Dec.
Barangay Goal-Base
awareness prevention 2022
local Evaluation
and and fund
prevention to procedures
the
community
Installing Making Jan.
street lights proposal in 2023
and have barangay
personnel officials in
roving in installing
night lights
Table 18. Problem 2: rampant robbery “lungkab”

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Problem 3: UNEMPLOYMENT/JOBLESSNESS
Goal: To increase local employment in the community of at least
20% rating by year 2023
OBJECTIVE PROGRAM/PR TIME- BUDGET MONITORIN
S OJECTS/ACTI FRAM AND G AND
V ITIES E SOURCE EVALUATION
OF MECHANISM
FUNDS
To conduct TESDA Jan. Baranga Evaluation
symposium Trainings like 2023 y Local Form -Goal-
and skills Dress Making, fund and based
training welding , City
program Baking ,electric
fund.
al skills and
others

To organize Launching of Feb.

Baranga
Job Fair Job Fair 2023 y fund
and
DOLE
Table 19. Problem 3: unemployment/joblessness

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Andresa M. Lasduce

Annex:
1. Documentation of all sort

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a. Communication Letter/s

Figure.7.

Annex.B. PHOTOS

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Gathering Data

Figure.8
This photo Taken on
October 19, 2022. The
Upper picture was the
researcher and the
secretary of doongan
while the below picture is
the branagay kagawad of
Barangay Doongan.

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Figure.9.
This Picture is one of the residents we interview about the
common problems they face in the community which was
barangay doongan. Noted that we will not be able to capture
another resident’s interview because our cell-phones got lowbat.
However, we still be able to gathered data despite of lack of
battery.

C. Secondary Data Sources

I. Barangay Documents

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Figure 10.
The data shows above are the secondary data we gathered
from the barangay doongan. These are utilize and analyse for
educational purpose only.

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