FINAL PROJECT

IN
UNDERSTANDING
CULTURE,
SOCIETY, AND
POLICIES

SUBMITTED BY: JUNJIE P. MANLEGRO

 SEC/YR: POPE GREGORY
SUBMITTED TO: MRS. JANNAH KYRA JANE B. FLORES
Description

Tambulig Zamboanga del Sur. Tambulig has a population of 37,480 people.  Tambulig is

politically subdivided into 31 barangays. A Tambulig has one famous resort in the Zamboanga

del sur province, which is the Calolot, Spring Resort. This resort become famous when it was

renovated and being one of the tourist spots in the province. Many people visited in Calolot

when it became famous. The lightning, the water, the view, and the garden. The water is flowing

and it is very clean. The staff in the said resort is very approaching and help you to choose

cottages. The cottage is very clean and makes you comfortable. You can go to that resort when

there is a birthday or any occasions that you can celebrate together with the family and friends.

Situation

The situation today is the river flooded because of the heavy rain sadly the farmers and to

the people who affected the flood, hoping they are better. The current situation in the said area

has a large flood and many have been affected by it.

Name of the program

January 8-14 is the 66th araw ng tambulig. There is so many programs happened and

there so many visitors. There is a contest game that everyone can join. We enjoyed the 66 th

araw ng tambulig even it is rainy they still continue the events. And today are the last events of

66th araw ng tambulig.  Tambulig as a productive, peaceful and united community of god-

fearing people; healthy, progressive, self-reliant and living in a sustained environment-friendly

society fully. In order to ensure the welfare and well-being to its people, the municipal

government of tambulig, therefore, commit themselves to: provide basic and essential services

and utilities.
People Involved

To Mrs. Charlotte D. Panal our beloved mayor in Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur. I am

very thankful to her because the tambulig now is peaceful and happy there are so many

events happened in 2022-2023. She takes care the Tambulig to make it beautiful and

known. We are very thankful for the staff of tambulig government the police member and

officers. I belong to the barangay Gabunon.

Elected Gabunon Officers

 Punong Barangay (Captain/Chairman): < > Fabriga, Leonila Logronio

1. Barangay Kagawad (Councilor): < > Redulla, Joey Lito Decierdo

2. Barangay Kagawad (Councilor): < > Hangcan, Emma Sacil

3. Barangay Kagawad (Councilor): < > Rabago, Santos Angot

4. Barangay Kagawad (Councilor): < > Batoctoy, Temoteo Belesta

5. Barangay Kagawad (Councilor): < > Apale, Geodina Fabriga

6. Barangay Kagawad (Councilor): < > Logronio, Valentin Opeleña

Expected Problem

But as a person and part of tambulig we also have a problem. For me the problem in our

place is the river in calolot because it become wider. The large currents of water and flooding

have been experienced in its river and many animals have also died and been washed away.

Rivers and streams drain water that falls in upland areas. Moving water dilutes and decomposes

pollutants more rapidly than standing water, but many rivers and streams are significantly

polluted all around the world. Climate change. Unsurprisingly, climate change is one of the main

reasons behind the global water crisis. Water pollutants may cause disease or act as poisons.

Bacteria and parasites in poorly treated sewage may enter drinking water supplies and cause

digestive problems such as cholera and diarrhea. Logging, urbanization, and dam building are a

few ways people have significantly altered natural river ecosystems. The factors determining the

flow of a river are Volume of water, Rock structure, Slope of the terrain and Amount of

sediments.
Possible Solution

And we have a solution from it. We have to put a big concrete block on the side of the

river. The water needs to be pure in order to prevent side reactions from occurring which may

weaken the concrete or otherwise interfere with the hydration process.  In many countries, rivers

prone to floods are often carefully managed. Defences such as levees, bunds, reservoirs, and

weirs are used to prevent rivers from bursting their banks. When these defences fail, emergency

measures such as sandbags or portable inflatable tubes are used. Nature-based solutions

include restoring wetlands, developing water retention areas, removing obstacles, and reviving

old channels. They can complement conventional infrastructure to improve flood protection and

create additional environmental and social benefits.

Proposed Budget

Fiscal Year Annual Regular Income Change

2014 52,650,568.94 –
2015 56,141,253.20 6.63%
2016 62,411,271.18 11.17%
2017 60,663,236.75 -2.80%
2018 66,645,055.60 9.86%
2019 76,343,772.60 14.55%
2020 87,216,004.50 14.24%
2021 99,512,191.87 14.10%

Fiscal Year Budget Change

2014 30,840,600.95 –
2015 38,499,338.64 4.90%
2016 42,900,050.30 9.12%
2017 45,109,302.90 -4.05%
2018 47,875,920.10 11.45%
2019 50,655,890.90 13.50%
2020 55,900,689.80 14.10%
2021 58,900,650.90 14.50%