Barangay A. Tumamak Development Planning For 2023-2027

Barangay Development Planning
C.Y 2023-2027
Barangay A. Tumamak, Villaba, Leyte
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Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF LEYTE
Municipality of Villaba
Barangay A. Tumamak
-oOo-
OFFICE OF SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
RESOLUTION NO. ______SERIES OF 2022
A REOLUTION ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE FIVE (5) YEAR BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
(2023-2027) FOR BARANGAY A. TUMAMAK, VILLABA, LEYTE
WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council has endorsed for approval and adoption by the
Sangguniang Barangay the three (3) year Barangay Development Plan (2023-2027) for Barangay A.
Tumamak, Villaba, Leyte;
WHEREAS, after review, the said Barangay Development Plan, as attached, is found to be aligned
with the development policies of the Barangay Government and the Municipality Development
Council;
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Sangguniang BarangayMember Hon. Arnel T. Devota duly

seconded by Sangguniang Barangay Member Hon. Bernard C. Flores,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay A. Tumamak, Villaba, Leyte, in session

duly assembled, as it is hereby resolved to approve and adopt the Barangay Development Plan
(2023-2027) as endorsed by the Barangay Development Council;
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this Resolution be forwarded to all concerned for their
information and consideration.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay this day of _________, 2022 at Barangay
A. Tumamak,Villaba, Leyte.
I HERBY CERTIFY to the correctness of foregoing resolution.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED: ANGELINE R.GLORIA

Barangay Secretary
HON. BERNARD C. FLORES HON. FRANCISCO B. LEPON

SB member SB member
HON. EMERENCIANA G. NUÑEZ HON. LORENA L. BAAY

SB member SB member
HON. JUAN HERCULES D. ROMERO HON. PANCHO P. PEPITO

SB member SB member
HON. ARNEL T. DEVOTA HON. BRYL BINGGO Y. NUÑEZ

SB member SK Chair-person
ATTESTED BY:
HON. RENATO P. TUMAMAK

Punong Barangay
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BARANGAY A. TUMAMAK DEVELOPMENT PLANNING FOR
2023-2027
C.Y 2023-2027
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Republic of the Philippines
Province of Leyte
Municipality of Villaba
BARANGAY A. TUMAMAK
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
RESOLUTION NO. 01-2022
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING AND RECOMMENDING THE APPROVAL OF THE FIVE (5) YEAR
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN CY 2023 – 2027 OF BARANGAY A. TUMAMAK, VILLABA, LEYTE.
WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council has received advisory from the Liga ng mga
Barangay and DILG Villaba Municipal Office to initiate the preparation of Barangay Development
Plan and to strengthen the council;
WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council conducted an inclusive and participatory workshop
on the formulation of its 5-year development plan in order to attain socio-economic growth of the
barangay and our constituents;
WHEREAS, after deliberation, the BDC members found the programs, projects and activities to be
in line with the vision of the Barangay and Municipal Government;
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Hon. FRANCISCO B. LEPON duly seconded by HON. PANCHO P.
PEPITO, Be it;
RESOLVED AS IT HEREBY RESOLVED, by the BDC of Barangay A. Tumamak, Villaba, Leyte, to
endorse and recommend the approval of the Barangay Development Plan for CY 2023-2027 in
order to promote and achieve growth and development;
RESOLVED FINALLY, to authorize the BDC Secretary to transcribe this resolution to
authorities concerned for favorable action.
APPROVED: SEPTEMBER 30, 2022
CERTIFIED TO BE DULY ADOPTED:
HON. BERNARD C. FLORES HON. FRANCISCO B. LEPON HON. LORENA L. BAAY

BDC Member BDC Member BDC Member
HON. EMERENCIANA G. NUÑEZ HON.PANCHO P. PEPITO HON. ARNEL T. DEVOTA

BDC Member BDC Member BDC Member
HON. JUAN HERCULES D. ROMERO HON. BRYL BINGGO Y. NUÑEZ

BDC Member BDC Member
MS. EVA DAGAMO MR. DANILO DEVOTA GIGIE B. ESCOTON

Congress. Rep. CSO SCHOOL PRINCIPAL CSO Representative
MANUEL I. AGANG JUDITH P. DIZON FRANCISCA G. BONITE

CSO Representative CSO Representative CSO Representative
Attested by: Approved by:
ANGELINE R.GLORIA HON.RENATO P. TUMAMAK

BDC Secretary BDC Chairman/Punong Barangay
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Message
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TABLE OF
CONTENT
Barangay Resolution Approving the 5 year BDP CY 2023-2027 i

BDC Resolution Endorsing the 5 year BDP CY 2023-2027 ii
Message of the Punong Barangay iii
Acknowledgement iv
Table of Contents v
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Rationale
1.2 History of the Barangay
1.3 Barangay Profile
1.4 Barangay Officials Profile and SK Officials Profile
1.5 Hazard Map
CHAPTER 2
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
2.1 Impact Chain Analysis
2.2. Problem – Tree Analysis
2.3 Objective – Tree Analysis
CHAPTER 3
THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
3.1 Vision
3.2. Mission
3.3 Sectoral Goals, Objectives, PPAs and Legislations
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CHAPTER 4
LDIP
CHAPTER 5
MONITORING AND EVALUATION MECHANISMS
5.1 M&E Team
5.2 Constraints
ANNEXES
ANNEX A Population Aggregates
ANNEX B Vision Descriptors & Success Indicators
ANNEX C Spot Map
ANNEX D EO Creating the BDC
ANNEX E Pictorials during the BDP Planning
ANNEX F Attendance Sheet during the BDP Planning
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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
RATIONALE
Local government units are mandated to provide basic services to promote the overall
development of the community and its people. However, it is reality that most rural
communities do not have the financial capability to implement the identified demand
driven programs and projects. Hence the need to prioritize the projects in order to
maximize the utilization of limited funds.
OBJECTIVES OF PLAN
The plan is primarily aimed at presenting and appreciating the existing situation by the
barangay people themselves, analyzing the situation using standards and other means of
measurement to come up with identification of needs and corresponding interventions.
SCOPE OF THE PLAN
The scope and coverage of the plan is limited to the barangay of A. Tumamak,
(Cabunga-an), Villaba, Leyte for the period of five (5) years. The plan is composed of two
(2) parts, the barangay profile which is the result of the participatory rural appraisal which
defines the collective ideas of the residents in terms of the history, culture and traditions,
and resources as well as their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. The
second part is the barangay development plan that starts with the expression of the
collective vision and mission and presentation of their sectoral programs and projects.
METHODOLOGY
The participatory approach in plan formulation was used giving weight to the data
and experiences shared by the workshop participants. The data and information were
provided by the people themselves and processed using the PRA tools. However in spite of
this, we still cannot avoid mistakes and deficiencies. This effort is just the beginning of an
organized and orderly journey towards development.
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I. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
ORIGIN AND HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT

OF BARANGAY A. TUMAMAK, (CABUNGA-AN), VILLABA, LEYTE
(as gleaned from Reliable Accounts Patriarchs of the Locality)
The creation of the corresponding evolution of Barangay A. Tumamak, as its official

name of this Barangay originated way back many years ago before the outbreak of the
World War II. At that time its official name was Cabunga-an, a sitio of the historical town of
Villaba, Leyte. It was inhabited with sparsely distributed households each to their
farmland, but most of them walked a short distance from Villaba town proper. The fertile
and interspersely hilly and low-level lands were famous for its abundant and various fruits,
nutritious and delicious for eating. It was a favorite hunting for game and wild animals
picking on its bounty. Notable of the abundant fruits, locally named “BUNGA’’ so well
distributed in the settlement so that people of the place decided to name the place after it;
hence “CABUNGA-AN’’. It became the popular name of the sitio. And after on, a full-pledge
Barrio. Then, nearby residents from the other places learned to like the settlements, so
they live in the locality for posterity.
When Villaba became a town, Sitio Cabunga-an automatically became a full pledge
barrio, retaining its original name. Its first to known leader or elected barrio teniente was
Apolinario Tumamak, the patriarch and founder, who donated the barrio site, School site
and other strategic areas for the public purposes. This happened sometimes in the year
1946 just after the American Liberation Period. Barrio Cabunga-an rapidly has grown and
prospered to a blooming place. In 1986, forty years after its formal creation, a petition was
made by the people to change the name of Barangay Cabunga-an into Barangay Apolinario
Tumamak or A. Tumamak, for short, to give appropriate recognition to honor the deceased
founder and patriarch of the locality. Another reason was dispel confusion with another
Barangay of Villaba of same import, named CABUNGAHAN. Some of communications,
letters to residents and even the giving of projects, were inadvertently mis-sent or
dispatched to CABUNGAHAN or other way around. The urgent petition for the change of
the official name was endorsed to Sangguniang Bayan thru OIC- Mayor Faustino Tumamak,
SR. (the father of the incumbent Municipal Mayor, Atty. Faustino C. Tumamak, Jr.) and
then to OIC_ Governor Benjamin P. Abella. It was approved by the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan on September 15, 1987. It took EDSA epoch to short-change the need to
honor an endearing philanthropist. These were the following Barrio Teniente,
Barrio/Barangay Captains namely; Apolinario Tumamak (founder) Cesar Devota, Ceriaco
Tumamak, Irenea Tumamak, Rosita Licay-licay (OIC) Avelino Tumamak and Herdulfa T.
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Devota. Tradition revealed that the constituent chooses their elected leaders by consensus
on respect of families.
Progressive of Barangay A. Tumamak grow, from its grassy untended areas to

concrete streets, from oil and candlelight, to electric bulls and fluorescent lamps in the
streets and highways.
Other development of the Barangay are the cross-roads (Provincial Road from
Barangay A. Tumamak Highways to Leyte, Leyte); Barangay Chapel (a landmark of their
great faith in God); Villaba National Comprehensive High School, A project of the
Congressman Eduardo ‘’ Lining’ Veloso and Atty. Faustino C. Tumamak, Jr. Municipal
Mayor of Villaba. Family parks/private Cemetery of Rich families of private sectors and the
School System. The place has become a favorite housing project site of prominent families
and foreigners.
Barangay A. Tumamak is barangay where its residents are fully behind in all
programs of the government. It is currently concentrating of the GPSK Programs. The ages,
continue to bestow its people to bring of a blissful morning.
DEMOGRAPHIC PARAMETERS AND POTENTIALS OF THE LOCALITY
Barangay A. Tumamak, is one of the 35 barangays of Villaba. Composed of 7 Puroks

namely; Purok Tambis, Mangga, Nangka, Mahogany, Buongon, Avocado and Caimito. It is
largely agricultural community. Farming is the predominant occupation of the residents,
raising livestock, planting of Rice and Corn and other Cash crops like Coconut and
vegetables.
The most common type of toilet facility is water sealed. As to dwelling units of residents,
the common housing structure is made of mixed materials like Bamboos, Nipa for the
Families. A few live wooden houses due to scarcity of words. New dwelling units are made
of concrete galvanized iron roofing.
Barangay A. Tumamak has well-maintained facilities, such as Day Care Center,

Health Center, Weighing Posts, Nutrition Center and Barangay Hall. The presence of the
Public Elementary and high School enables poor families to send their children to quality
education.These are now plenty of Professionals are employed. Some are engaged a self-
employment while others are working overseas.
Geopolitically, the locality is now the new potentials center of housing Villaba,
Leyte, being a cross-road Barangay to Leyte-Leyte and Matag-ob going to Kanangga,
Ormoc City and Tacloban the Capital of Region VIII. It has a longest stretch of concrete
highways which borders the Poblacion of Villaba in the west and to the junction road to
the WORLD WAR II SHRINE OF BUGA-BUGA in the East. The place has Potentials Mountain
springs which could supply the town of Villaba. The provincial Animal Breeding Station is
likewise located in the north eastern part of the Barangay.
C. DISTANCE FROM THE POBLACION 2 KILOMETERS
D. TOPOGRAPHY SLIGHTLY ROLLING
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E. BOUNDARIES :
NORTH : BARANGAY HIBULANGAN

EAST : BARANGAY STA. CRUZ
WEST : BARANGAY TINGHUB
SOUTH : BARANGAY SUBA & SILAD
FIGURE 1: Spot map:
F. TOTAL LAND AREA 8, 929, 820.88

Square meters more or less.
G. LAND CLASSIFICATION (by type in square meters)
1. AGRICULTURAL 8,776,774.64 sq.meter
a. CORN AREA 162,1615.47 sq. meter

b. RICE AREA 98,3116.78
c. ABACA 15.6223
d. RICE UPLAND .7350
e. COCO LAND 505.3976.15
f. PASTURE LAND 14.4037
g. CEGONAL LAND 12.4383
h. SUIT FOR CULT. 98.3116.78
2. RESIDENTIAL LAND 14,869.63 sq. meter

3. GOVERNMENT 138,129.00 sq. meter
4. RELIGIOUS
5. COMMERCIAL none
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6. INDUSTRIAL none
II. DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES:
A. POPUPATION AND HOUSEHOLDS

Table 1: Population
2015 2020
Total Number of Population Total Number of Population
2324 2477
Source: PSA Census 2015, 2020
Table 2: Household
2015 2020
Total Number of Household Total Number of Household
584 666
Source: PSA Census 2015, 2020
B. REGISTERED BARANGAY INHABITANTS AS OF AUGUST 2022
TABLE 3. REGISTERED INHABITANTS BY PUROK

NAME OF PUROK HOUSEHOLD EXTENDED MALE FEMALE TOTAL
FAMILIES
1. PUROK TAMBIS 59 6
2. PUROK MANGGA 70 27
3. PUROK NANGKA 174 26
4. PUROK MAHOGANY 133 18
5. PUROK BUONGON 105 25
6. PUROK AVOCADO 56 4
7. PUROK CAIMITO 85 12
TOTAL 682 118
Table 4: Registered Barangay Inhabitant by age
SITIO 0 – 17 YEARS 18 – 59 YEARS OLD 60 YEARS OLD &

OLD ABOVE
PUROK TAMBIS
PUROK MANGGA
PUROK NANGKA
PUROK MAHOGANY
PUROK BUONGON
PUROK AVOCADO
PUROK CAIMITO
TOTAL
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Table 5: Registered Barangay Inhabitant by age by gender

MALE
Infant Toddler Pre- School Teenage Adult Senior PWD Other
school Age Citizen
0-12 1-3 4-5 6-12 13-17 18- 60
month years years years years 59 above
years
TOTAL
FEMALE
Infant Toddler Pre- School Teenager Adult Senior PWD Other
School Age Citizen
0-12 1-3 4-5 6-12 13-17 18- 60

month years years years years 59 above
old years
TOTAL
Table 6: Registered Barangay Inhabitant by age group by gender

AGE GROUP FEMALE MALE TOTAL
0 — 11 mos.
1— 2
3–5
6 – 12
13 – 17
18 – 59
60 and above
TOTAL
III. ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES:

as per household
1. TOTAL LABOR FORCE 182
2. EMPLOYMENT BY MAJOR INDUSTRY:
a. Agriculture----- coconut and rice farming
3.STATUS OF ELECTRIFICATION
a. Source LEYECO V
b. No. of Household serve 571
c. No. of Household not yet serve 123
4. PORTABLE WATER SYSTEM

a. FAUCET 246
b. SPRING 13
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c. DEEP WELL 80
5. SANITARY
a. household with toilet 544
b. household without toilet 145
c. household shared toilet 25
6. WASTE DISPOSAL
a. waste segregation 450

b. compost pit 80
c. recycling materials 60
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Barangay A. Tumamak
Officials
RECHEL P. SANGLITAN
Barangay Treasurer
HON. RENATO P. TUMAMAK
Punong Barangay
ANGELINE R. GLORIA
Barangay Secretary
HON. BERNARD C. FLORES

Sangguniang Barangay Member HON. FRANCISCO B. LEPON
Comm. On Environmental Sangguniang Barangay Member
Management Comm. On Education
HON. EMERENCIANA G. NUÑEZ HON. LORENA L. BAAY

Sangguniang Barangay Member Sangguniang Barangay Member
Comm. On Agriculture Comm. On Health and
Sanitation
HON. JUAN HERCULES D. HON. PANCHO P. PEPITO

ROMERO Sangguniang Barangay Member
Sangguniang Barangay Member Comm. On Peace & Order
Comm. On Finance
HON. BRYL BINGGO Y. NUÑEZ

HON. ARNEL T. DEVOTA
Sangguniang Kabtaan Chairman
Sangguniang Barangay Member
Comm. On Youth &
Comm. On Infrastructure
Development
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Barangay A. Tumamak
SK Officials
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CHAPTER II
SITUATIONAL
ANALYSIS
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2. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
Based on data gathering conducted by Barangay Health Workers, Barangay Nutrition

Scholar and Barangay Record Keeper, Barangay A. Tumamak has the following data.
Figure 1. Age Distribution of the Population
AGE MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Under 5 89 92 181
5-9 114 101 215
10-14 129 143 272
15-19 134 141 275
20-24 121 126 247
25-29 110 102 212
30-34 116 99 215
35-39 84 98 182
40-44 83 72 155
45-49 79 63 142
50-54 68 126 194
55-59 67 63 130
60-64 51 52 103
65-69 33 45 78
70-74 25 68 93
75-79 21 18 39
80 and over 18 13 31
1,342 1,422 2,764
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Impact Chain Analysis
Ecosystem : Agriculture
Climate events Primary Impact Secondary Impact
Increasing Temperature  Caused damaged to the plants  Less of income of
and fruits. farmers
 Enhancing the rate ripening  Spread of diseases
and the fruit softens at a faster  Greater water
rate demand
 It caused yield declines  Hunger
 It losses banana flavor
 It will slow the plant growth
and continuously it can kill the
plant
Increased Rainfall  It will affect the growth of  Low production of
Banana banana fruit
Sea Level Rise

Ecosystem : Forest
Increasing Temperature
Increased Rainfall
Sea Level Rise
Ecosystem : Urban
Increased Rainfall
Sea Level Rise
Ecosystem : Coastal
Increased Rainfall
Sea Level Rise
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Problem Tree Analysis
Issues and Concerns Causes Effects

(Mga Isyu /Problema) (Mga Ugat / Dahilan) (Mga Epekto /
Implikasyon)
Social
Presence of out of school • Children not interest in  no read no write
youth going school  Non-reader
• parents are not  Low quality of life
interested to send their  Lack of life skills
children in school and social skills and
• others are helping their behavior problem
parent in everyday living.  Lack of self-esteem
• families cannot afford and physiological
fees for tuition, books and well being
uniforms.
•sometimes they are the
one who take good care of
their siblings.
Incidence of VAWC  Lack of supervision  The child will

of parents/guardian traumatize
 Presence of  Lost of self
Alcoholic individual confidence
 Being neglect in the  Bully
family  Anxiety
 Mental problems  Depression
 Insecurity
 Anger
 Poor anger
management
 Poor social skills
 Pathological lying
 Manipulative
behavior
 Impulsiveness
 Lack of empathy
Road accidents  lack of self-  Causes injury
discipline in driving.  Can cause casualty
 No seminar  Disabled
 Over speeding  Unexpected
expenses will occur
Presence of persons who  Bad influence of  Presence of violence
used illegal drugs (addicted friends act
to illegal drugs)  Lack of parental  Emotional problem
guidance  Affects brain and
 Family problem mental behavior
leads to use drugs  Problems in school
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 Some are just or work suddenly
curious and want to disinterested
have fun  Lack of interest in
 Lack of energy and all lifestyle
motivation  Changes behavior
Presence of stray animals • household are not • causes road
responsible with their accidents resulting to
animals injury and casualty to
• constituents did not individuals
follow the ordinance •cause unhealthy
implemented by brgy. environments due to
dog waste.
Environment
Households not practicing  No ordinance  Unsanitary
waste segregation implemented on waste surroundings
segregation  Waste along the road
 Absence of MRF  Clogged canals
 Absence of trash bin  Causes illness and
along the road diseases
Presence of households  Financial problem  Faces the danger of

along disaster prone areas  Abandoning place death or physical
(landslide) where they grow up injury
would leave them  May also lose homes
uprooted or shelter
Economic
Insufficient Income  Lack of work  Poverty
 Unemployment  Higher mortality rate
 Low level of education and increase rate of
and skills mental health
 Higher mortality rate condition
and increase risk of  Homeless
mental health  Lack of access to
condition health care
 Poor education
Infrastructure
Lack of basic facilities and insufficient funds *
structure in the barangay * No lot
*Reading Center
*Evacuation Center
Institutional
Absence of officers of the  The Sangguniang
day Barangay did not do
their responsibilities
and duty
 No cooperation
Barangay Officials unable
to perform fast and
efficient services
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Objective Tree Analysis
Objective Policy Options Effect

( Mga Layunin ) PPAs (Mga Epekto /
( Mga Gagawin ) Implikasyon)
Social
Out of school youth  Barangay skwela and  Low quality of life, lack
enrolled in ALS Barangay literacy of skills and social skills,
workers, promoting and behavior problems.
education of out of  Can causes low
school youth children, achievements in school
and adults. and dismissal from
school
Minimize incidence of  Provide training of RA  Lessen child abuse case
VAWC 7610 anti child abuse and women’s
law  Educate the people
 Provide training RA
8353 anti rape law
Minimize road accidents  Road lightnings and  Lessen road accidents
signages causes injury and death
 Putting barricade on
streets
Community based  Guidance for community  Persons will able to
rehabilitation program for based treatment and recover from the mis use
persons who used drugs care services for people  To lessen drug users in
affected by drugs. the brgy
 Barkada kontra druga
program will implement
in the barangay as a
preventive education
and information
program targeting.
Responsible pet ownership  Conduct orientation on  Pet owner will have

promoted how to be a responsible knowledge
pet owner.
Environment
100% households  Strictly implementation  promote clean and safe
practicing waste of waste segregation in environment around the
segregation at source accordance with brgys.
ordinance. 
 Encourage the people to
practice waste
segregation.
 Providing Material
Recovery Facility (MRF)
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100% households living in  Brgys will provide  It will provides security,

low-risk disaster prone housing program personal safety and
areas  Procurement in protection from
distribution of housing weather, and prevents
materials disaster incidents.
 Livelihood programs  Adequate housing
 Living in a safe and provides people with
comfortable dignity and the
environment opportunity to lead to a
normal life.
 
Economic
Sufficient income to  Provide cash for work  Empowering people to
household head assistance to household build up their own and
 Provide job training/s to buy their needs.
to educate and give  Acquired knowledge
knowledge to
household heads.
Infrastructure
Adequate and disaster-
resilient basic facilities and  Establishments of  Provides distance
structure in the barangay reading center in the learning to students
*Reading Center barangay
 To prioritize safety and
 Construction of welfare of children
Evacuation Center. during disasters,
*Evacuation Center ensured the setting of
affected inhabitants
Institutional
Duty officers of the day •Encourage them to  Transparency of good
attending at the barangay governance.
follow their duties
and responsibilities
as elected brgy
official
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CHAPTER 3
BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT PLAN
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VISION
BANANA BAGSAKAN CENTER OF VILLABA, LEYTE,
WITH HEALTHY, EDUCATED, PEACEFUL AND
PRODUCTIVE COMMUNITY, LIVING IN A CLEAN
AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT ADHERING TO
TRANSPARENT LEADERS AND GOOD
GOVERNANCE.
MISSION
TO CREATE AN INVESTMENT-FRIENDLY
ENVIRONMENT THROUGH EFFECTIVE SERVICES
AND PROACTIVE LOCAL GOVERNANCE THAT
WILL UPLIFT THE STANDARD OF FAMILY LIVING
IN THE COMMUNITY.
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GOALS
1. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
A GOOD QUALITY OF LIFE THRU ADEQUATE AND
EFFECTIVE HEALTH, EDUCATION AND OTHER BASIC
SERVICES AND DISASTER RESILIENT COMMUNITY
LIVING IN A LIVING AND PEACEFUL ENVIRONMENT
2. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
TO ATTAIN STABLE ECONOMY BY PROVIDING
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT
INCENTIVES.
3. INRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR
FURTHER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
4. ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT
TO HARNESS THE PEOPLE’S PARTICIPATION AND
UTILIZE THE NATURAL RESOURCES TOWARDS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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5. INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
TO CONTINUE THE ESSENCE OF GOOD
GOVERNANCE THROUGH ENHANCED CULTURE OF
EXELLENCE, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY.
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BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM FY 2023-2027

BARANGAY A. TUMAMAK, VILLABA, LEYTE
Schedule of
Amount (In Thousand Pesos)
Implementation
AIP Implementing
Maintenanc
Refere Office / Expected
Programs / Project / Activity Compl Funding Source Personal e and Other Capital
nce Responsible Start Outputs
etion Services Operating Outlay Total
Code Person Date
Date (PS) Expenses (CO)
(MOOE)
SOCIAL SECTOR
1. BARANGAY SKWELA AND
BARANGAY LITERACY WORKERS,
PROMOTING EDUCATION FOR OUT
OF SCHOOL YOUTH CHILDREN AND
ADULT
2. PROVIDE TRAINING ON RA 7610
ANTI CHILD ABUSE LAW
3. PROVIDE TRAINING ON RA 8353
THE ANTI RAPE LAW
SOCIAL-SAFE
4. ROAD LIGHTNINGS AND SIGNAGES
AND PUTTING BARRICADE ON
STREETS
5. GUIDANCE FOR COMMUNITY
BASED TREATMENT AND CARE
SERVICES FOR PEOPLE AFFECTED BY
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DRUGS.
6. BARKADA CONTRA
DRUGA PROGRAM WILL
IMPLEMEENT IN THE
BARANGAY AS A
PREVENTIVE EDUCATION
AND INFORMATION
PROGRAM TARGETING
7. CONDUCT ORIENTATION OR
TRAINING ON HOW TO BE A
RESPONSIBLE PET OWNER
ENVIRONMENT
8. PROVIDING MATERIAL RECOVERY
FACILITY (MRF) ON TRASH BIN ON
EVERY PUROK
9.
ECONOMIC
10. PROVIDE CASH FOR WORK
ASSISTANCE TO A VULNERABLE
HOUSEHOLD
11. PROVIDE JOB TRAINING TO
EDUCATE AND GIVE KNOWLEDGE
TO HOUSEHOLD HEADS
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12.
INRASTRUCTURE
13. CONSTRUCTION OF TWO STOREY
MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING
14. IMPROVEMENTS OF DAY CARE
CENTER
15. IMPROVEMENTS OF HEALTH
CENTER
16. CONSTRUCTION OF PATH WAYS
AND PAVEMENTS
17. CONSTRUCTION OF TANOD
OUTPOST WITH DETENTION
18. REHABILATATION OF
RECREATION CENTER
19.
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C.Y 2023-2027
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C.Y 2023-2027
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2023-2027

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Barangay Development Planning

RESOLUTION NO. ______SERIES OF 2022

NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Sangguniang BarangayMember Hon. Arnel T. Devota duly

BE IT RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay A. Tumamak, Villaba, Leyte, in session

I HERBY CERTIFY to the correctness of foregoing resolution.

UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED: ANGELINE R.GLORIA

HON. BERNARD C. FLORES HON. FRANCISCO B. LEPON

HON. EMERENCIANA G. NUÑEZ HON. LORENA L. BAAY

HON. JUAN HERCULES D. ROMERO HON. PANCHO P. PEPITO

HON. ARNEL T. DEVOTA HON. BRYL BINGGO Y. NUÑEZ

HON. RENATO P. TUMAMAK

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

RESOLUTION NO. 01-2022

HON. BERNARD C. FLORES HON. FRANCISCO B. LEPON HON. LORENA L. BAAY

HON. EMERENCIANA G. NUÑEZ HON.PANCHO P. PEPITO HON. ARNEL T. DEVOTA

HON. JUAN HERCULES D. ROMERO HON. BRYL BINGGO Y. NUÑEZ

MS. EVA DAGAMO MR. DANILO DEVOTA GIGIE B. ESCOTON

MANUEL I. AGANG JUDITH P. DIZON FRANCISCA G. BONITE

Attested by: Approved by:

ANGELINE R.GLORIA HON.RENATO P. TUMAMAK

Barangay Resolution Approving the 5 year BDP CY 2023-2027 i

2.2. Problem – Tree Analysis

2.3 Objective – Tree Analysis

3.3 Sectoral Goals, Objectives, PPAs and Legislations

SCOPE OF THE PLAN

ORIGIN AND HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT

The creation of the corresponding evolution of Barangay A. Tumamak, as its official

Progressive of Barangay A. Tumamak grow, from its grassy untended areas to

DEMOGRAPHIC PARAMETERS AND POTENTIALS OF THE LOCALITY

Barangay A. Tumamak, is one of the 35 barangays of Villaba. Composed of 7 Puroks

Barangay A. Tumamak has well-maintained facilities, such as Day Care Center,

C. DISTANCE FROM THE POBLACION 2 KILOMETERS

D. TOPOGRAPHY SLIGHTLY ROLLING

NORTH : BARANGAY HIBULANGAN

FIGURE 1: Spot map:

F. TOTAL LAND AREA 8, 929, 820.88

G. LAND CLASSIFICATION (by type in square meters)

1. AGRICULTURAL 8,776,774.64 sq.meter

a. CORN AREA 162,1615.47 sq. meter

2. RESIDENTIAL LAND 14,869.63 sq. meter

II. DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES:

A. POPUPATION AND HOUSEHOLDS

B. REGISTERED BARANGAY INHABITANTS AS OF AUGUST 2022

TABLE 3. REGISTERED INHABITANTS BY PUROK

Table 4: Registered Barangay Inhabitant by age

SITIO 0 – 17 YEARS 18 – 59 YEARS OLD 60 YEARS OLD &

Table 5: Registered Barangay Inhabitant by age by gender

0-12 1-3 4-5 6-12 13-17 18- 60

Table 6: Registered Barangay Inhabitant by age group by gender

III. ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES:

4. PORTABLE WATER SYSTEM

a. waste segregation 450

HON. BERNARD C. FLORES

HON. EMERENCIANA G. NUÑEZ HON. LORENA L. BAAY

HON. JUAN HERCULES D. HON. PANCHO P. PEPITO

HON. BRYL BINGGO Y. NUÑEZ

Based on data gathering conducted by Barangay Health Workers, Barangay Nutrition

Figure 1. Age Distribution of the Population

AGE MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Sea Level Rise

Problem Tree Analysis

Issues and Concerns Causes Effects

Incidence of VAWC  Lack of supervision  The child will