2021 ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS
 Mensahe ng Punong Barangay

Ang pagganap sa tungkulin ng Barangay Council for the Protection of

Children (BCPC) ay mahalagang bahagi ng panunungkulan ng isang
barangay kung saan ay nagbibigay ng kaukulang proteksyon sa bata at
mga Kabataan. Sa panahon na ang bawat sulok ng mundo ay
nanganganip sa banta ng COVID-19, isang malaking hamon ang
pagbibigay ng angkop na serbisyo at programa gayundin ang
pagpapanatiling ligtas ng bawat isa.

Ang pagbibigay ng serbisyo at pagpapatupad ng mga program na naayon

sa PD 603 o mas kilala sa tawag na “The child and Youth Welfare Code”,
Republic Act 7610 o mas kilala sa tawag na “Special Protection of
Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act” at Republic
Act 9344 o mas kilala sa tawag na “Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of
2006 ay naglalayon na mapabuti ang kalagayan ng bawat bata at
kabataan. Sa pamamgitan nito ay matamasa ang apat na Karapatan gaya
ng Survival, development, protection at participation.

Ang taunang ulat na ito para sa taong 2021 ay nakalahad ang mga
pangunahing problema gayundin ang tugon programa ng barangay. Ang
lahat ng ito ay bunga ng pagsisikap ng Barangay ________________ na
maihatid ang serbisyo at munting kakayahan nito kaakibat ng iba’t ibang
sector ng barangay kasama ang bawat magulang.

________________________________
Punong Barangay
I. Vision/Mission Statement

VISION: Isang Barangay na kilala sa pagnenegosyo, may mamamayang nagkakaisa at may

pagmamahal, may luntiang kapaligiran na pinamumunuan ng makadiyos, makatarungan at
may malasakit na naglilingkod ng Barangay

MISSION: Magsagawa ng programang pangkabuhayan, panatilihin ang kampanya ng

kapayapaan at kaayusan at patuloy na pangalagaan at proteksyunan ang inang kalikasan

II. BARANGAY OFFICIALS AND FUNCTIONARIES

a. Sangguniang Barangay
i. Punong Barangay - Hon. Agnes Pangan
ii. Kagawad - Hon.
b. Sangguniang Barangay
i. SK Chairperson
ii. SK Member
c. Barangay Secretary, Treasurer and other Functionaries
i. Barangay Secretary - Ricaflor Tejada
ii. Barangay Treasurer -
iii. Barangay Health Worker -
iv. Barangay Nutrition Scholar -
v. Barangay Development Worker -
vi. Lingkod Lingap sa Nayon -
vii.
viii.
d. Lupon Tagapamayapa
i.
e. Barangay Tanod
f. Barangay Development Council
g. Barangay Peace and Order Committee
h. Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council
i. Barangay Nutrition Committee
j. Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management Committee
k. Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Committee
l. Barangay Physical Fitness and Sports Development Committee

III. BRIEF PROFILE:

1. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION:

Barangay Gatbuca is more or less 1.5 kilometers from the center of Calumpit. It is
surrounded by the following barangays:

North (Hilaga) : Barangay Sulipan, Apalit, Pampanga

South (Timog) : Barangay Poblacion, Calumpit, Bulacan
East (Silangan) : Barangay Sapang Bayan, Calumpit, Bulacan
Kanluran (West) : Barangay Frances, Calumpit, Bulacan
 Uri/Klasipikasyon ng Barangay : Urban
Kabuuang Lawak ng Lupain : 50.3 hectares
Residential : 65%
Agriculture : 0%
Commercial : 25%
Others : 10%

2. BASIC INFORMATION AS PER BARANGAY PROFILE:

2.1. Total Number of Households - 1,753
2.2. Total Number of Household survey - 1,753
2.3. Number of Households with
2.3.1. Water sealed toilets - 864
2.3.2. Open pit toilets - 0
2.3.3. Others - 0
2.3.4. No toilets - 0
2.4. Total number of Households with access to water system - 864
2.4.1. Piped water system - 864
2.4.2. Well - 0
2.4.3. Spring - 0
2.4.4. None - 0
2.5. Total number of households practicing agricultural-related activity:
2.5.1. Vegetable gardening - 54
2.5.2. Livestock and poultry - 29
2.5.3. Fishpond - 0
2.5.4. Others: specify______ -
2.6. Number of households utilizing products in support to good health
2.6.1. Iodized salt - 825
2.6.2. FORTIFIED Food Products - 560
2.6.3. Sangkap Pinoy Seal - 740 (pls tally w/ # of HH)
2.7. Total number of women who are
2.7.1. Pregnant - 29
2.7.2. Nursing - 50
2.7.3. Practicing Family Planning - 69
2.8.
2.9.
3. TOTAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN (NOTE: Below data is from Panducot)

AGE GROUP MALE FEMALE TOTAL

< 1 y.o. 12 10 22
1–2 63 47 110
3–5 45 42 87
6- 12 153 137 290
13 – 17 119 107 226
18 – 29
30- 59
60 and above
 TOTAL 378 357 735

4. ACCESS TO BASIC HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES: (NOTE: Below data is from Gatbuca)

4.1. Total Number of Children Immunized with BCG, PENTA I, PENTA II, PENTA III, Polio
1, Polio 2, Polio 3, and measles
NUMBER OF RECIPIENT PER
CATEGORY AGE GROUP AGE GROUP TOTAL
MALE FEMALE
Fully Immunized 0 to less than 1
Child (FIC) year old
Completely 1 year old and
Immunized Child above
(CIC)
Booster vaccine
(Polio, Diphtheria,
Tetanus, etc.)

4.2. Number of Preschoolers weighted (5-59 months) - 409

a. Weight – Overweight - 0
b. Weight – Underweight - 0
c. Weight - Severely Underweight - 0
d. Height - Normal - 395
e. Height - Tall - 0
f. Height - Stunted - 14
g. Height - Severely Stunted - 0
h. Weight - Height/Length – Normal - 398
i. Weight – Height/length – Overweight - 10
j. Weight – Height/length – Obese - 0
k. Weight – Height/Length – Wasted - 1
l. Weight – Height/Length – Severely Wasted - 0

4.3. Number of children dewormed

AGE GROUP MALE FEMALE TOTAL

4.4. Number of children provided with vitamin Supplementation

AGE GROUP MALE FEMALE TOTAL

5. ACCESS TO EDUCATION:
 4.1. Number of preschoolers enrolled in daycare center - 45
4.1.1. Male - 19
4.1.2. Female - 27
4.2. Number of preschoolers enrolled in other public and private school – no data
4.3. Number of Children enrolled in Elementary Education
4.3.1. Male - 00
4.3.2 Female - 00
4.4. Number of Children enrolled in Secondary Education
4.4.1. Male - 00
4.4.2. Female - 00

6. REPORTED CASES OF ABUSE, EXPLOITATION AND VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN:

a. Sexual Abuse and Exploitation - 0
b. Physical Abuse - 0
c. Child at Risk (CAR) - 0
d. Child in Conflict with the Law (CICL) - 0
e. Discrimination - 0
f. Others: Specify - 0

7. OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION ON CHILDREN

Male Female Total
a. Total Number of solo parent - 125 96 221
b. Number of children placed in
Foster family - 0 0 0
c. Number of children placed
Under legal guardianship - 15 9 24
d. Number of unemployed - 0 0 0
Working Population
e. Number of Senior Citizen - 0 0 0
f. Number of Persons with Disability 0 0 0

IV. SECTORAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

1. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

a. Social Welfare and Development
i. Program for Person with Disability and Elderly –
 Provision of vitamins to # Persons with Disability (PWD)
 Provision of vitamins to # Senior Citizens
 Provision of maintenance medicines to # indigent PWD and Senior
citizens
ii. Women and Family - Conducted information dissemination campaign
on the rights of women.
iii. Child and Youth Program – with the assistance of the Sangguniang
Kabataan, the following programs were implemented:
  Conducted activities in relation to Linggo ng Kabataan with the
theme “An open letter to the Youth who survived the Pandemic, as
the following:
o Poster Making Contest
o Essay Writing Contest
o Mobile Photography

 Conducted
iv. mm
b. Health Services
i. Feeding for undernourished preschool children – 5 male and 5 female or
a total of ten (10) undernourished children were provided supplemental
feeding for one hundred twenty (120) days from mm/dd/yyy to
mm/dd/yyyy.. Conducted regular growth monitoring to determine
improvements on weight.
ii. Provision of vitamins – Distribution of hygiene kit and multi-vitamins for
underweight and normal borderline 0-59 months
iii. Promotion of breastfeeding with # first time / lactating mothers –
Conduct of information education campaign on the benefits of
breastfeeding among first-time / lactating mothers as well as old-time
mothers. # of IEC materials were distributed
iv. Conducted activity in relation to nutrition month celebration like
hanging of streamers on nutrition education, PABASA sa Nutrition for #
mothers with malnourished children;
v. Provision of food packs in support to 100 indigent children with family
undergoing home quarantine at the height of pandemic.

c. Education Services
i. Scholarship program – 100 Poor but deserving students were provided
with financial assistance in the amount of PHP1,000.00 each or a total of
PHP100,000.00 for the school year 2020-2021

ii. Provision of school supplies – school supplies containing school pad for
grade level, crayons, pencil, envelope, notebook and sharpener were
provided to grade school children with # male and # female or a total of
##
d. Peace and Order and Public Safety
i. Crime prevention – Regular patrolling is conducted within the vicinity of
the barangay between 0:00pm to 0:00pm daily. A number of incidents
during the said period were monitored as the following:
 1 vehicular accident
 1 robbery incident
ii. Conducted or attended continuing learning program for Barangay
Tanod, Barangay Peace Keeping Action Teams (BPATS), Barangay Peace
Keeping Action Teams (BPATs) and Barangay Council for the Protection
of Children (BCPC) on _____________________,
____________________ and __________________________.
iii. Anti-Drug Abuse Program and Projects –
  Conducted anti-Drug Abuse prevention program thru the Kabataan
Kontra Droga at Terorismo (KKDAT) in coordination with the
Philippine National Police, Calumpit Police Station attended by ##
male and ## female youth sector
 Hanging of streamer in participation to Drug Abuse Prevention and
Control (DAPC) month in November 2021
 Conducted Community-Based Drug Rehabilitation Program (CBDRP)
for twenty- Five (25) Persons Who Used Drugs (PWUDS) from
mm/dd/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy-
iv. Disaster Preparedness and quick Response – In anticipation of disaster,
the following activities were undertaken:
 Attendance to earthquake drill via zoom meeting last mm/dd/yyyy
v. Katarungang Pambarangay – Received cases for the period covered are
as follows:
 Total Cases received - xx
 Civil Cases - xx
 Criminal Cases - xx
 Others - xx
 Total Cases Settled:
o Mediation - xx
o Conciliation - xx
o Arbitration - xx
 Total Cases Unsettled - xx
o Dismissed - xx
o Dropped - xx
o Issue of CFA
o Endorsed to other agency

2. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

a. Agricultural Support Services – Conducted support program for agriculture as

the following:
 Conducted clean-up activity on waterways including stretch from
________________________________________________
 Facilitated the distribution of variety of vegetable seeds and
seedlings to # households
 Provision of Banca and Fishing paraphernalia to # qualified
fishermen
 Facilitated the distribution of fertilizer to qualified farmers
 Facilitated the distribution of fingerlings to qualified fishermen
 Informed residents of the schedule of anti-rabies vaccination among
# dog owners. Vaccination takes place on __________.
 b. Skills training and Livelihood Assistance – Conducted the following skills and
livelihood training with the assistance of TESDA and PESO with corresponding
number of participants:
 Food Processing with # participants from mm/dd/yyyy to
mm/dd/yyyy
 Candle making with # participants from mm/dd/yyyy to
mm/dd/yyyy
 Automotive with # participants from mm/dd/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy
 Welding with # participants from mm/dd/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy
 Electronics with # participants from mm/dd/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy
 Others – please indicate: _________________________________

c. Tourism development – the following activities were conducted in relation to

tourism development
 Creation of the Barangay Tourism, Culture and Arts Council
 Inventory of historical sites and cultural properties within the
barangay
d. Trade and Commerce – No activities conducted

3. ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

a. Solid Waste Management Program – this sector of governance is implemented

and monitored with the following:
 Regular meeting of the Barangay Ecological Solid Waste
Management Committee every ____________________
 Maintenance of Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
 Strict implementation of “Segregation at Source” Rule. There were
a total of ## Households with segregated waste collected or __%
out of ## of household
 Strict implementation of “No littering” Ordinance within the
barangay (Municipal Ordinance no. 571-2020 dated September 7,
2020)
 Conduct of weekly clean-up drive every Saturday for ___ weeks
excluding weeks the LGU is under Alert Level 2.
b. Informal Settler’s Family – Assisted the municipal government in the inventory
of informal settler’s families within Manila Bay Area (waterways):
 Conducted survey along waterways within the barangay with #
household living along the 3 meter easement
 Maintenance of cleared areas
c. Conducted inventory of commercial establishments and factories
 Total Number of Commercial establishments - #
 Total Number of Factories - #

4. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

a. Concreting – Roads and bridges construction, repair and maintenance of the

following areas:
NAME OF ROAD AND/OR PERIOD OF SOURCES AMOUNT REMARKS
 BRIDGE UNDER IMPLEMENTATION OF FUNDS
CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR OR
MAINTENANCE
1.
2.
3.

b. Infrastructure facilities – The following infrastructure projects are implemented

during the year through the support of government agencies and higher local
government units:

PROJECT/S PERIOD OF SOURCES OF AMOUNT REMARKS

IMPLEMENTATION FUNDS
1. Rehabilitation of July to December Barangay 50,000.00 20% Economic
Daycare Center Development
Fund
5. Construction of January to National AM – turn-over to
Evacuation Center December barangay on
mm/dd/yyyy
6. Construction of Senior January to Municipal 500,000.00
Citizens Building September

5. INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

a. Revenue Generation – In 2020, the barangay has generated a total of PHPxx.xx

from local sources and in 2021 a total of PHPxx.xx. This reflects an increase in
revenue in the amount of PHPxx.xx or __% as compared revenues from that of
the previous year and the current year.

b. Development Planning, Policy Formulation – The different Barangay-Based

Institution (BBIs) has come-up with respective Resolutions in approving plans
and programs

c. Human Resource Capacity Development Program - To strengthen the capacity

of each officials and functionaries in the barangay, the following webinars were
attended by respective officials and functionaries:

BARANGAY TITLE OF TRAINING OR SEMINARS

OFFICIALS/FUNCTIONARIES/BBIs
1. Lupon Tagamayapa
2. Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse
SPONSORED BY
ATTENDED / DATED CONDUCTED
Process of Mediation, Conciliation and Office of the
Arbitration – September 10, 2021 Alternative Dispute
Resolution (AODR
(Give Title of Trainings Attended
 Committee including date attended)

3. Sangguniang Barangay

7. Barangay Peace and Order

Committee

d. Legislative Services/ Measures adopted/enacted – The Sangguniang Barangay

has conducted Twenty Four (24) Regular Sessions and ## Special session. From
the 24 sessions conducted, the following resolutions and ordinances were
approved and enacted as follows:

RESOLUTION/ DATE APPROVED/

TITLE
ORDINANCE NUMBER ENACTED

e. Financial Accomplishments
i. Statement of Income CY 2021
ii. Statement of Expenditures CY 2021