Barangay Development Plan Final

BARANGAY MAITOM
Tandag City
Barangay Socioeconomic Profile &

Development Plan
This document was prepared in coordination with the CBMS Technical Working Group, Municipal Poverty
Reduction Action Team, Municipal Planning and Development Office and the Community-Based Monitoring
System (CBMS) Network Coordinating Team.
Barangay Socioeconomic Profile & Development Plan
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PROVINCE OF SURIGAO DEL SUR
TANDAG CITY
BARANGAY MAITOM
Office of the Barangay Captain
Message
We are blessed beyond measure for having obtained the training on Barangay
Development Planning through Participatory Rural Appraisal (BDP-PRA). But with
this, come the challenge and the responsibility on our part that is to live up to the
expectations of the people.
This is also the beginning of another struggle that, at times gets even more
challenging when coupled with disappointments. But this should not be a barrier
because the knowledge and skills we acquired will enable us to conquer all
problems.
Our desire to serve for the best interest of the people of our barangay will be
our driving factor to reach our desired success.
My constant prayers will be for the success that we rightly deserve.
ALICIA C. SALAZAR
Punong Barangay
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Table of Contents
Picture
Preface i Tables
Maps
CHAPTER 1
History of the Barangay 1
CHAPTER 2
Barangay Profile 2
CHAPTER 3
Executive Summary 3
CHAPTER 4
Demography 4
CHAPTER 5
Human Development 5
CHAPTER 6
Economic Development 6
CHAPTER 7
Programs Implemented in the Barangay7
CHAPTER 8
LGU-Specific Indicators 8
CHAPTER 9
Vision and Mission of the Barangay 9
CHAPTER 10
Development Programs and Projects 10
Appendices
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PREFACE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
As the saying goes “NO MAN IS AN ISLAND”. Man cannot stand alone without
“GOD” primarily we are thankful to our Almighty God that he gives us knowledge to think what
to do to comply this BDP gives us capacity and ability to do our responsibility. We cannot do this
without guidance of our GOD Almighty. God give us knowledge and wisdom.
The Barangay Planners wish to thanks sincerely to the constituents of Barangay

Mabuhay who gave support and give inspiration the Barangay Development Plan.
To the Barangay planners headed by our late beloved Punong Barangay Hon.
Vivian B. Dispo, and her successors and Hon. Joidy B. Isiang at the same time Acting Punong
Barangay, Barangay Kagawads and other Barangay Development groups sincerely, morally,
spiritually, financially serve us inspiration to accomplish this work.
Special thanks to the office of the City Planning headed by Engineer Noel C.
Cuartero, and their personnel who their priceless technical support and encouragement in
formulation this BDP. To our almighty God, a million of thanks to you for the shower of blessing
you give us.
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Chapter
1
History of
Barangay MAITOM
Long before the fall of Spanish Fort of Tandag in 1631, Barangay Maitom had
already a settlement but not recognized because of its thick-dark forested and
mountainous geographic that the Spaniards pre-occupied with evangelization, collection
of taxes and opening of settlements only along the coastal area and had no way of
knowing that the winds of war would soon hit them. Captain Pedro Bautista, sent to
Tandag to command the fort launched the punitive raids against the Caragans and
imposed an iron-fisted military rule in towns.
The rebellion flared up in most of the territory of Caraga. From Tandag where
the rebels killed its Prior, Fray Juan de Sto. Tomas, the muslims unleashed a campaign of
terror to demoralized many natives who had allied themselves with or pledged loyalty
to the Spaniards soon rose in arms against the Crown thus Spanish military forced to
withdraw and resettled in Campo Metro-Carmen now Barangay Pandanon.
During the Spanish-American war, Campo Metro-Carmen was the last hide-out
of the Spaniards in Tandag. Some Spaniards married to native ladies and made a family
of their own claiming vast track of land, e.g. Donasco, Cabrera, Quintos, Fernandez,
Suarez, Salazar and Velasco family.
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Campo Metro-Carmen was considered a Barangay having a population of more
or less 1,000 residents appointing Pascual Estanislao Cabrera (Ugang) as the first
Teniente del Barrio and have a fiesta patron of Carmen on every 16 th day of July. The
people were so very devoted and proud to have their fiesta celebration spending too
much food preparation and drinks consumable in three days. Because of its wide area
and far distance of the house, there was a motion to split the fiesta celebration of
Carmen and there was a conflict between the leaders of the chapels.
In 1938, during the term of Hon. Santos Donasco, the Municipal Mayor of
Tandag there was a passage of resolution aiming for the splitting of Campo Metro-
Carmen into Barangay Maitom and Barangay Pandanon. Bo. Lieutenant Diego Cabrera
of Barangay Maitom owns the portion of thick-dark forested and mountainous
westward to northward bound while Bo. Lieutenant Patricio Donasco of Pandanon owns
the east-southwards bound of coastal side.
Barangay Maitom got its name accordingly because of the people living thereat
were Mamanwas and have black complexion, brave and hard-headed people the
“bagani” and also the Patron Saint Virgin del Carmen statue out it in the chapel by the
Spaniards was in black-dressed.
On June 9, 1965, Barangay Maitom was officially created and registered pursuant
to Republic Act 3590 with approximate land area of 1,143,673.2 hectares during the
term of Hon. Vincencia Gallardo, the first woman barangay captain of Maitom. The late
Hon. Dante Donasco had suggested to change its name into Barangay Carmen but failed
to do such until his last tenure (1982-1987).
Barangay Maitom is considered a remote and far flung Barangay, almost 20

kilometers away from the heart of Tandag. It is recipient of the Social Reform Agenda
(SRA) during President Ramos administration. While it is true that the Barangay is one of
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the oldest barangay of the town Tandag, yet it was underdeveloped until 1995. When
President Ramos heard of the massive rebellion and insurgency in the area, he gave
allocation for the construction of roads and school buildings on late part of 1995.
Hon. Alicia C. Salazar, the 2nd woman empowered as Barangay Captain of Maitom
from 1987-2002 had done many things and had proven that women is just good and
better leader than a man of nothing but honor. During the critical years of massive
rebellion, she never dare to escape out from her responsibility but to protect and give
courage to the people that someday there will be peace and progress in the community
through education as mentored by courageous and dignified public school teacher Mr.
Armando Dahang who fulfills to complete the Carmen Elementary School in 1996 as the
show of the barangay.
In 2002 barangay election, Samuel Cedron was elected as the new Barangay
Captain and served 5 years in the barangay. In 2007, Barangay Captain Cedron and Ex-
Barangay Captain Salazar fought for the chairmanship. Honorable Alicia C. Salazar took
back the seat as the new Barangay Captain.
Today, Barangay Maitom is a picture of a growing and developing community

manifested in the existence of new established institutions such as the existence of the
Junior High School and soon to open Senior High School program of the Department of
Education. If given a chance to a sufficient allocation towards total development, the
success of our Barangay will be inevitable.
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Chapter
2
Profile of
Barangay Maitum
Physical Characteristics
The map shows the physical characteristics of Barangay Maitom.
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Barangay Maitom, is one of hinterland areas among the twenty one (21)
barangays of Tandag, Surigao del Sur. It is Twenty (20) kilometers southwest of the
town proper. The barangay is bounded on the north by Barangay Pandanon, on the
south by the mountainous area of Lanuza. It comprises of Eight (8) Puroks and Two (2)
sitios with a total population of 397 household and 1886 total population. Its total land
area is 1,327 hectares.The biggest purok is Purok Pinag-aralan followed by Purok
Carmelo and sitio Banahao, while the smallest in population is in Purok Malipayon.
Barangay Maitom is marked by lowland along Purok Carmelo, Pinag-aralan,

Pag-asa, Malipayon and Sitio Poog. Purok Bamboo, Purok Upper are hilly while Sitio
Banahao where you can reach it by traversing the river.
Barangay Maitom is suitable for agricultural land which is planted with coconut
trees, rice planting, vegetables, & root crops which are the major sources of income of
the people. Otherwise, Farming, Laboring, Carpentry & driving of “Habal- Habal” are
also the main source of income of the people.
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BARANGAY MAITOM MAP
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Educational Health and Service Facilities
Based on the recent CBMS the table below shows the status of health, nutrition and
educational services of the Barangay.
With regards to educational facilities, Barangay Maitum has its own 3 Day Care
Center with its skilled and credible Day Care Workers. It has also 3 Elementary Schools and 1
Junior High School and soon to Open 1 Senior High School Program. Nevertheless, the
residents have a high literacy rate.
Households Population
INDICATOR Magnitude Proportion
Magnitude Proportion
Total Male Female Total Male Female
HEALTH AND NUTRITION

children under 5 years old who
3 1.5 5 1 4 1.8 0.6 3.4
died
women who died due to
1 2.2 1 2.2
pregnancy related-causes
malnourished children 0-5 year
5 2.3 6 4 2 1.9 2.2 1.5
old
BASIC EDUCATION
children 6-11 years old not
30 15.0 41 23 18 13.6 14.5 12.7
attending elementary
40 18.7 51 28 23 14.3 15.0 13.6
98 63.2 123 73 50 56.9 63.5 49.5
attending high school
75 49.7 98 63 35 46.2 54.8 36.1
26 10.2 44 29 15 8.5 10.6 6.2
attending school
37 13.9 58 36 22 10.2 11.9 8.3
attending school
Mode of Public Transportation

Table 49: Type of Vehicle
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Utility Type
Type of Vehicle TOTAL
Public Private
1. Jeepney 2 2
2. Motorcycle 15 50 65
3. Motorize 1 1
4. Bangka 7 7
5. Baby Dump Truck 1 1
TOTAL 17 59 76
Source: Barangay Council 2015
In the recent years, the Bangka has been used to transport copra and other farm
products from the upper portion of the barangay through the river, this was used for cheaper
transportation cost. However, with the concreting of the public road, most farmers preferred to
deliver their farm products using public utility vehicle such as “Habal-habal.”
The Baby Dump Truck and the Motorize Tricycle which is owned by the barangay is
used to transport constituents during emergency cases. Farm products of the people in the
barangay are also delivered in the city for a minimal transportation cost. Most of the time,
motorcycle is the fastest and easiest transport in and out of the barangay.
Credit Institutions
Credit facilities in the Barangay include the small sari-sari stores, banks from the City
Proper, department stores, supermarkets and the lending institutions.
Majority of the residents resorts to credit from small stores, believing that the interest
is lower as compared to other existing credit facilities. The absence of a barangay cooperative
which offers loans renders no options for our residents to be able to avail of a fair interest rate.
Banks and other lending companies are for big and emergency needs of our residents.
Supermarkets and department stores located in the city help the residents during opening of
classes and during fiestas.
Water & Electric Supply

Electric Service
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The electricity in the Proper was supplied by SURSECO II, while in Purok Melagrosa,
Purok Malinawon used kerosene and Generator, Sitio Poog kerosene was there used for
lighting, and in sitio Banaho some are using kerosene and others was using solar system.
Figure 1. Household with access to electricity
Name of Purok Number of Household Household with access to

electricity
Maitom 397 212
Purok 01 68 59
Purok 02 80 54
Purok 03 36 29
Purok 04 28 12
Purok 05 14 5
Purok 06 21 15
Purok 07 37 8
Purok 08 23 5
Purok 09 40 8
Purok 10 50 17
Figure 2. Source of Electricity
Existing Electric Service No. of HH served Reason why other HHs were not served
in the barangay
Surigao del Sur Electric 212 Financial/ far areas
Cooperative II
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Solar 33 DAR-SPOTs implemented for IPs
Generator 10 Limited Coverage
Kerosene 120 financial
Water Supply Services
List of Water Systems
No. of Location of
Present
Level Water the Water Purok Served
Condition
Systems System
1 1 Maitom Pag-asa, Pinag- Potable

aralan & Carmilo
2 1 Upper Pag-asa, Pinag- potable

aralan & Carmelo
2 1 Upper Pag-asa, Pinag- Potable

aralan & Carmelo
Source: FGD with Barangay Officials July. 2015
Other Water Source
There are three (3) other water sources in the barangay, one of which is un-tapped
while the other two was used before but water connection was stop due to damaged of
distribution lines.
Waste Management
Figure 4. Type of Garbage collection by, barangay
Name of Purok Number of Household by type of garbage
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Household collection
Maitom 397
Garbage collected 0
Garbage burned 359
Garbage composted 133
Garbage recycled 38
Garbage segregated 69
Garbage dumped to closed pit 16
Garbage dumped to open pit 77
Other waste management 1

Source CBMS 2015
Based on CBMS 2015, most of the household are disposing their garbage through
Burning because they believed that smoke from the grass and leaves can lessen mosquitoes
that can give illness to our constituents such as Dengue fever while the other are using
Garbage composted. The remaining is disposing elsewhere since nobody is collecting its
garbage in the area.
Peace and Order

Barangay Maitom, this city has 13 Barangay Tanods that conducting roving around, to
avoid theft and other illegal activities and implementing “curfew hours “ and prohibiting
minors ( 18 years old & below ) to loiter or walk to any Public places from 10:00 pm to 4:00
pm. The residents of the ten puroks also initiated roving activities at their respective Puroks to
assist the barangay Tanod.
BARANGAY OFFICIALS
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HON. ALICIA C. SALAZAR
Presiding Officer/
Punong Barangay
HON. ALLAN Q. CABRERA

Committee on Appropriation/
Barangay Risk Reduction Management
HON. ALWIN V. ASTUDILLO

Committee on Youth & Sports/
Solid Waste Management
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HON. CARLITO V. CEDRON
Committee on Agricuture/
Infrastructure
HON. PEDRO B. VELASCO

Committee on Public Affairs & Cultural Minorities
Environmental/ Natural Resources/
Transportation & Communication
HON. JOBERT C. FERNANDEZ

Committee on Health
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HON. ROGER C. CABRERA
Committee on
Peace & Order/illegal Gambling/
Illegal Fishing
Hon. Samuel P. Cedron

Committee on Education
Mrs. Margie E. Quiñonez

Barangay Secretary
Mrs. GERNA F. PEREZ
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Barangay Treasurer
Mrs. EVALYN S. ASTUDILLO

Barangay Nutrition Scholar
Committee on Health Services
Womens Family /VAWC & Children
Protection
Mr. ARNEL V. ASTUDILLO

Brgy. Driver
Mr. FELIX A. ESPINOZA

BHRAO
Mr. ARNEL V. FERNANDEZ
Brgy. Electrician
Mr. SAMUEL P. CEDRON
Brgy. Care Taker
Mr. JULITO Q. CABRERA
Brgy. Maint. Water Spring
MR. JOSE A. CABRERA
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Lupon President
Purok Pres. Pinag-aralan
MRS. ANIANITA V. SUAREZ

Brgy. Lupon members/
Purok Pres. Purok Carmelo
MR. ALBETH V. FERNANDEZ

Brgy. Lupon Members/
Purok Pres. Purok Pag-asa
MR. BESMAR ANDAYA
Brgy. Lupon Members /
Purok Pres. Purok Upper
MR. KIRTH V. SUAREZ

Purok Pres. Purok Bamboo
MR. JOEY P. CABRERA

Brgy. Lupon / Purok Pres. Malipayon
MR. GILBERTO R. MARQUEZA

Brgy. Lupon members/
Purok Pres. Melagrosa
MR. RENATO TABLA

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Purok Pres. Malinawon
MR. JULITO DELICONA

Purok Pres. Sitio Poog
Mr. ROMEO QUEZADA

Purok Pres. Sitio Banahao
MRS. RHODA PEREZ

DCW Maitom
Mr. GERWIN MAQUILING

DCW Sitio Banahao
Mrs. MA. CECELIA R. SALAZAR
DCW Sitio Mahanon
Mrs. Teresita C. Aranguis

BHW President
Mrs. Rosemie E. Crismas

BHW
Mrs. Verginita Moralde

BHW
Mrs. Marnni E. Tabla
BHW
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Mrs. Amie S. Martinez
BHW
Mrs. Virgil S. Babaylan

BHW
Mrs. Bebiana F. Salarda

BHW
Mrs. Maribeth Cuarteron
BHW
Mrs. Eliza Cabrera
BHW
Mrs. Rolina C. Cedron
BHW
Mrs. Arlyn T. Cedron
BHW
Mrs. Marijane Buri

BHW
Mrs. Elma Catapte

BHW
Mrs. Alfreda Quiñonez

BHW
Mrs. Daisy Bolando

BHW
Mrs. Hermalyn M. Suarez
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BHW
MR. BENJIE Q. SUAREZ

Pres. Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Beinvinido Fernandez

Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Palpino Crismas

Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Alexio Luengas

Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Matildo Omas-as

Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Carmelito Salazar

Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Josie Cabrera

Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Elezer Marquiza

Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Rene Suarez

Brgy. Tanod
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Mr. Anazario Fernandez
Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Nicolas Cabrera

Brgy. Tanod
Mr. Jerry Delicona

Brgy. Tanod
Mrs. Ana C. Quezada

Brgy. Tanod
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Chapter
3
BARANGAY
INSTITUTIONS
CBMS Results:
An Executive Summary
Based on the CBMS Core Indicator 2015 of Barangay Maitom, Barangay
Maitom, Tandag City has a Total Household Population of 397 households with the
population count reaching to 1,886 persons, the average household size is 5 .
Barangay Maitom is a one of the Rural Barangay of Tandag City with 20

kilometers away from the center of Tandag.
Results of the CBMS 2015 revealed that Members 10 years old and above had the
highest population with a Total of 1,359 and the Lowest is the Children under 1 year old
with a total Popualation of 45.Out of 356 number of children aged 6-12, 51 children are
not attending to Elementary School while 123 children aged 12-15 are not attending to
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High school out of 212 children, Out of 568 Members aged 6-16 years old 58 children are
not attending to school.
Results of CBMS 2015 survey reveal that there were 5 children aged 0-5 years old
died and 1 child died due to pregnancy related causes.
Household without Sanitary Toilets and malnutrition are common problem of

every Barangay. Based on the CBMS 2015 results, out of 397 household there are 107
household without access to sanitary Toilet Facility. The Sangguniang Barangay of
Maitom Plan to purchase a Toilet Bowl and given to the Households for the solution of
this problem. On the other hand, Six (6) malnourished children noted and presently
receiving Supplemental feeding from the City Nutrition Office and the Barangay
Nutrition Council for their immediate rehabilitation.
There are 522 numbers of members of the labor force, 428 are male and 94 are
female out of 1,886 totals Population. Most of the people in our Barangay was engaged in
agriculture as Rice Farmers and Coconut Farmers and vegetable Farmer , on the other
hand, some people was only a Laborer, Carpenter and Driving of Motorcycle or ” Habal-
Habal”. Based on CBMS 2015 the Data shows that 353 Household with income below
food poverty threshold while 311 Household with income below food threshold, Out of
397 household of Barangay 54 household who experience food shortage. Informal
settlers are found during CBMS survey 2015 with a total number of 71 household who
are living in squatter’s area.
CBMS 2015 results that 181 household using Electric Company, 6 household using
generator & 25 household using Solar & also 2 Household using batteries. Out of 397
household 197 household without access to safe water sources.
Peace and Order in our Barangay is not a big problem, CBMS 2015 shown that only 4
person out of 1,886 total population was a victim of crime.
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CBMS StatSim Pro 6.0 Province: Surigao del Sur (CARAGA)
CBMS Core Indicators, Barangay City/Municipality: Tandag City
The 13+1 dimensions of poverty Barangay: Mait0m
Indicator Magnitude Proportion
DEMOGRAPHY
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Population 397 1886 867 100 54.0 46.0
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Average household size 5
Children under 1 year old 45 11.3 45 28 17 2.4 2.7 2.0
Children under 5 years old 198 49.4 273 159 114 14.5 15.6 13.1
Children 0-5 years old 214 53.9 312 178 134 16.5 17.5 15.5
Members 12-15 years old 155 39.0 216 115 101 11.5 11.3 11.6
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Members 10 years old and
397 100.0 1359 728 631 72.1 71.4 72.8
above
Members of the labor force 386 97.2 522 428 94 27.7 42.0 10.8
HEALTH AND NUTRITION
children under 5 years old who

3 1.5 5 1 4 1.8 0.6 3.4
died
women who died due to
1 2.2 1 2.2
pregnancy related-causes
malnourished children 0-5 year
5 2.3 6 4 2 1.9 2.2 1.5
old
HOUSING
households living in makeshift
2 0.5 8 5 3 0.4 0.5 0.3
housing
households who are informal
71 17.9 351 191 160 18.6 18.7 18.5
settlers
WATER AND SANITATION
households without access to
197 49.6 949 516 433 50.3 50.6 49.9
safe water
households without access to
107 27.0 529 287 242 28.0 28.2 27.9
sanitary toilet facility
BASIC EDUCATION
30 15.0 41 23 18 13.6 14.5 12.7
40 18.7 51 28 23 14.3 15.0 13.6
98 63.2 123 73 50 56.9 63.5 49.5
75 49.7 98 63 35 46.2 54.8 36.1
26 10.2 44 29 15 8.5 10.6 6.2
attending school
37 13.9 58 36 22 10.2 11.9 8.3
attending school
INCOME AND LIVELIHOOD
households with income below
353 88.9 1745 934 811 92.5 91.7 93.5
poverty threshold
households with income below
311 78.3 1569 831 738 83.2 81.6 85.1
food threshold
households who experienced 12 3.0 54 27 27 2.9 2.6 3.1
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food shortage
Unemployed members of the
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11 2.8 13 7 6 2.5 1.6 6.4
labor force
PEACE AND ORDER
Victims of crime 4 1.0 4 3 1 0.2 0.3 0.1
Demography
 NUMBER OF PUROKS
Barangay Maitom has 10 puroks with Purok Pinag-aralan having the

highest in terms of population.
Table 1:
Barangay Purok Purok Code
CARMELO 1
PINAG-ARALAN 2
PAG-ASA 3
MAITOM UPPER 4
MALIPAYON 5
BAMBOO 6
MILAGROSA 7
MALINAWON 8
SITIO POG 9
SITIO BANAHAO 10
 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS BY PUROK
The table below shows the number of household in each purok in

Barangay with its total household number. Purok Pinag-aralan has the highest
number of household.
Table 2:
Purok Name of Puroks No. of Households
Code
1 CARMELO 68
2 PINAG-ARALAN 80
3 PAG-ASA 36
4 UPPER 28
5 MALIPAYON 14
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6 BAMBOO 21
7 MILAGROSA 37
8 MALINAWON 23
9 SITIO POG 40
10 SITIO BANAHAO 50
TOTAL 397
Source: CBMS 2015
 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY SEX
The table below tells the number of population in the Barangay.

The number of males is higher than that of the females.
Table 3:
Purok Purok Code Male Female Total

CARMELO 1 184 149 333
PINAG-ARALAN 2 201 183 384
PAG-ASA 3 71 75 146
UPPER 4 81 63 144
MALIPAYON 5 25 27 52
BAMBOO 6 49 37 86
MILAGROSA 7 90 73 163
MALINAWON 8 50 49 99
SITIO POG 9 97 86 183
SITIO BANAHAO 10 169 127 296
Total 1019 867 1886
Source: CBMS 2015
 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE

Table 4:
Age Group Male Female Total
Children under 1 year old 28 17 45
Children under 5 years old 159 114 273
Children 0-5 years old 178 134 312
Members 12-15 years old 115 101 216
Members 10 years old and 728 631 1359
above
Members of labor force 428 94 522
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TOTAL 1019 867

5 1886
CBMS 2015
The table below shows that members 10 years old and above is the highest
number of population distribution by age while children under 1 year old is the lowest
population.
Human Development
HEALTH and NUTRITION
Table 5: Malnourished Children by sex, by Purok
Malnourished children 0-5 years old
Name of Number of children 0-5 Magnitude % Proportion

Purok years old
Maitom Total Male Female Total Mal Female Total Mal Female
e e
312 178 134 6 4 2 1.92 2.25 1.49
CARMELO 64 39 25 1 1 0 1.56 2.56 0.00
PINAG- 58 33 25 1 1 0 1.72 0.00 0.00

ARALAN
PAG-ASA 19 9 10 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
UPPER 21 12 9 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
MALIPAYON 7 3 4 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
BAMBOO 15 9 6 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
MILAGROSA 24 13 11 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
MALINAWO 19 10 9 1 1 0 5.26 10.0 0.00

N 0
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SITIO POG 34 16 18 1 1 0 2.94 6.25 0.00
SITIO 51 34 17 2 0 2 3.92 0.00 11.76

BANAHAO
Source CBMS 2015
Table 5 shows that there were 6 children aged 0-5 years old that are malnourished.
 Households with Child Deaths.
The table below shows the number of household with child deaths.
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This maps shows that Sitio Banahao, Sitio Poog, Purok Malinawon, Purok Carmelo and
Purok Pinag-aralan are the Puroks that have malnourished children.
 Child deaths
Table 6: Child deaths by sex, by Purok
Name of Number of children Children under 5 years old who died

Purok under 5 years old
Magnitude % Proportion
Maitom Total Male Female Total Mal Female Total Mal Female
e e
273 159 114 5 1 4 1.80 0.63 3.39
CARMELO 57 33 24 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 10.00
PINAG- 49 31 18 2 0 2 3.92 0.00 0.00

ARALAN
PAG-ASA 17 8 9 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
UPPER 17 11 6 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
MALIPAYON 7 3 4 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
BAMBOO 14 9 5 3 1 2 0.00 0.00 0.00
MILAGROSA 22 12 10 0 0 0 17.65 10.0 28.57

0
MALINAWO 17 9 8 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

N
SITIO POG 28 12 16 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
SITIO 45 31 14 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

BANAHAO
Source CBMS 2015
This Table shows that out of 273 children under 5 years old only 5 children who died.
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 Women who died due to Pregnancy-Related Causes
This maps shows that in Purok Pinag-aralan, 2 Female children who died while in Purok
Bamboo there are 3 children who died 1 male and 2 female.
 DEATH DUE TO PREGNANCY RELATED CAUSES,
Table 7. Women who died due to pregnancy related causes, by Purok
Name of Purok Number of child births Women who died due to Pregnancy related causes
( less than 1 year old ) Magnitude % Proportion
Maitom 45 1 2.17
CARMELO 13 0 0.00
PINAG-ARALAN 5 0 0.00
PAG-ASA 2 0 0.00
UPPER 2 0 0.00
MALIPAYON 0 0 0.00
BAMBOO 3 0 0.00
MILAGROSA 2 0 0.00
MALINAWON 2 0 0.00
SITIO POG 8 0 0.00
SITIO 8 1 11.11
BANAHAO
Source CBMS 2015
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This Table shows that only 1 women who died due to pregnancy related causes which
is in Purok 10 or ( Sitio Banahao).
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This maps shows that only in Sitio Banahao has the women who died due to
pregnancy related causes.
WATER and SANITATION

Table 8: Households without Access to safe / improve drinking water,
Name of Purok Number of Household Household without access to

improved water sources
Maitom 397 197
CARMELO 68 15
PINAG-ARALAN 80 44
PAG-ASA 36 10
UPPER 28 26
MALIPAYON 14 5
BAMBOO 21 4
MILAGROSA 37 22
MALINAWON 23 11
SITIO POG 40 27
SITIO BANAHAO 50 33
Sources CBMS 2015
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Table 8 and map shows that out of 397 household only 197 household
without access to safe water sources. On the other hand, Purok Pinag-aralan has the
highest household without access to safe water sources and the lowest is in Purok
Upper.
Table 9: Sources of drinking Water

Name of Purok Number of Sources of Drinking
Household Water
Maitom 397
Own use Faucet, community water 40

system
Shared Faucet, community water 127

system
Own use tubed/ piped deep well 3
Shared tubed/ piped deep well 22
Tubed/ Piped shallow well 7
Dug well 18
Protected spring 112
Unprotected spring 6
Lake, river, rain 61
Bottled water 1
 Sources CBMS 2015
Table 9 shows that the main Sources of Drinking water the majority of the
household are from shared faucet; community water system with 127 number of
household using it, next is in the Protected spring with 112 number of household out
of 397 household while the others are from Lake, river, rain, own faucet; community
system, shared tube/ piped deep well, Dug well, unprotected spring, tubed/ shallow
well & own used tube/ piped deep well and also Bottled water.
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 Households without Access to Sanitary Toilet Facilities
Table 10: Households without Access to Sanitary Toilet Facility, by Purok
Name of Purok Number of Household Household without access to

Sanitary toilet Facilities
Maitom 397 107
CARMELO 68 8
PINAG-ARALAN 80 3
PAG-ASA 36 3
UPPER 28 18
MALIPAYON 14 6
BAMBOO 21 7
MILAGROSA 37 11
MALINAWON 23 8
SITIO POG 40 17
SITIO BANAHAO 50 26
Based on the Map above and the table 10 shows that out of 397
household only 107 household without access to Sanitary Toilet Facilities
because they cannot afford to construct their own sanitary especially to the
indigenous people. On the other hand, Sitio Banahao has the highest
household without access to sanitary toilet facilities and the lowest is in Purok
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Pinag-aralan & Purok Pag-asa which has the same number of household
without access to Sanitary Toilet Facilities.
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Table 11: Type of toilet
Name of Purok Number of Household
Household without access to
Sanitary toilet
Facilities
Maitom 397 107
CARMELO 68 8
PINAG-ARALAN 80 3
PAG-ASA 36 3
UPPER 28 18
MALIPAYON 14 6
BAMBOO 21 7
MILAGROSA 37 11
MALINAWON 23 8
SITIO POG 40 17
SITIO BANAHAO 50 26
This Table shows that majority of the household are using water-
sealed, sewer septic tank with 159 number of household, next in rank are
water- sealed, other depository, sariling gamit & kasalo ang ibang
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kasambahay because they are linving near their relatives while others are
using closed pit, & open pit.
SHELTER
Table 12; Informal Settlers (squatters) barangay

Name of Purok Number of Household Household who are
squatters
Maitom 397 71
CARMELO 68 23
PINAG-ARALAN 80 3
PAG-ASA 36 9
UPPER 28 6
MALIPAYON 14 0
BAMBOO 21 6
MILAGROSA 37 6
MALINAWON 23 2
SITIO POG 40 8
SITIO BANAHAO 50 8
Based on the maps below and Table 12 shown that out of 397
household there were 71 household who are living in informal settlers
(squatters) which is in Purok Carmelo.
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Household living in makeshift housing
Table 13, Household living in makeshift housing, by Purok

Name of Purok Number of Household Household living in
makeshift house
Maitom 397 2
CARMELO 68 1
PINAG-ARALAN 80 0
PAG-ASA 36 0
UPPER 28 0
MALIPAYON 14 1
BAMBOO 21 0
MILAGROSA 37 0
MALINAWON 23 0
SITIO POG 40 0
SITIO BANAHAO 50 0
Table 13, shows that out of 397 household only 2 household living in
makeshift house. On the other hand, Purok Carmelo and Purok Malipayon
are the household who are living in makeshift house.
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EDUCATION
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 Children Aged 6-12 Years Old who are not Attending Elementary by sex, by
purok
Table 14: Children aged 6-12 years old who are not attending Elementary
Number of children 6-12 Children 6-12 years old not

years old attending elementary

Purok
Maitom 301 159 142 41 23 18
CARMELO 43 20 23 4 3 1
PINAG- 60 33 27 3 1 2
ARALAN
PAG-ASA 19 6 13 1 0 1
UPPER 32 20 12 13 7 6
MALIPAYON 6 4 2 1 1 0
BAMBOO 13 5 8 2 0 2
MILAGROSA 24 14 10 5 3 2
MALINAWON 15 9 6 1 0 1
SITIO POG 32 19 13 4 3 1
SITIO 57 29 28 7 5 2
BANAHAO
Table 14 shows that out of 301 children aged 6-12 years old only 41
children with 23 male and 18 female who are not attending elementary
school.on the other hand, Purok Upper got the highest number of children
aged 6-12 years old who are not attending to elementary school because
their families belongs to indigent Family while Purok Pag-as and Purok
Malinawon have the lowest Number of children aged 6-12 years old not
attending to elementary school.
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Table 15: Children Aged 13-16 Years Old who are not Attending High School by
sex, by Purok
Number of children 13-16 Children 13-16 years old

years old not attending high school

Purok
Maitom 216 115 101 123 73 50
CARMELO 32 21 11 12 7 5
PINAG- 47 19 28 19 8 11
ARALAN
PAG-ASA 16 7 9 8 3 5
UPPER 22 11 11 20 10 10
BAMBOO 6 3 3 2 2 0
MILAGROSA 15 7 8 6 2 4
MALINAWON 8 1 7 2 1 1
SITIO POG 20 13 7 16 12 4
SITIO 43 31 12 35 27 8
BANAHAO
Table 15 shows that out of 216 numbers of children 13-16 years old 123 are
not attending high school. Sitio Banahao has the highest number of children 13-
16 years old not attending high school because the said purok is situated in the
mountain and far from the school and mostly of them have many children and
with low income. While Purok Bamboo & Purok Malinawon have the lowest
children 13-16 years old who are not attending High school.
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Table 16: Children Aged 6-16 Years Old who are not Attending School, by Purok
Number of children 6-16 Children 6-16 years old not

years old attending school

Purok
Maitom 568 302 266 58 36 22
CARMELO 83 45 38 7 5 2
PINAG- 115 58 57 2 1 1
ARALAN
PAG-ASA 36 13 23 1 1 0
UPPER 59 33 26 21 11 10
BAMBOO 23 11 12 2 1 1
MILAGROSA 45 25 20 8 5 3
MALINAWON 25 10 15 1 0 1
SITIO POG 58 35 23 6 4 2
SITIO 111 66 45 8 7 1
BANAHAO
Sources CBMS 2015
Table 16 shows that Out of 568 number of children 6-16 years old only 58
children are not attending to school. Purok Upper is the highest number because
most of these families are indigent people.
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Table 17: Illiteracy Rate by sex, by purok
Number of person 10 years Illiterate person 10 years

old and above and above

Purok
Maitom 1359 728 631 139 91 48
CARMELO 242 131 111 16 13 3
PINAG-ARALAN 286 148 138 15 9 6
PAG-ASA 114 57 57 3 3 0
UPPER 96 50 46 15 10 5
MALIPAYON 41 22 19 3 2 1
BAMBOO 61 37 24 10 7 3
MILAGROSA 121 66 55 9 6 3
MALINAWON 70 35 35 6 5 1
SITIO POG 125 68 57 22 11 11
SITIO 203 114 89 40 25 15

BANAHAO
Sources CBMS 2015
Table 16 shows that Out of 1359 number of person 10 years old and above
only 139 139 are illiterate. Male is the higher than female because mostly of them
are farmers and already engaged in labor forced at their early young age.
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PEACE AND ORDER
Table 18: Victims of Crime by sex, by purok
Number of persons Victims of Crime
Purok
Maitom 1886 1019 867 4 3 1
CARMELO 333 184 149 1 1 0
PINAG-ARALAN 384 201 183 2 1 1
PAG-ASA 146 71 75 1 1 0
UPPER 144 81 63 0 0 0
MALIPAYON 52 27 25 0 0 0
BAMBOO 86 49 37 0 0 0
MILAGROSA 163 90 73 0 0 0
MALINAWON 99 50 49 0 0 0
SITIO POG 183 97 86 0 0 0
SITIO 296 169 127 0 0 0

BANAHAO
Sources CBMS 2015
Based on table 18 shown above, Peace and Order in our Barangay is not bad because
out of 1886 person only 4 persons are victims of crime.
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Economic Development
Table 19: Unemployment Rate
Number of the members of Unemployed members of
the Labor force the labor force

Purok
Maitom 522 428 94 13 7 6
CARMELO 94 71 23 2 2 0
PINAG-ARALAN 102 87 15 2 1 1
PAG-ASA 49 40 9 1 0 1
UPPER 37 33 4 1 1 0
MALIPAYON 12 12 0 0 0 0
BAMBOO 25 23 2 0 0 0
MILAGROSA 55 40 15 2 0 2
MALINAWON 28 26 2 0 0 0
SITIO POG 49 40 9 0 0 0
SITIO 71 56 15 5 3 2
BANAHAO
Sources CBMS 2015
This Table shows that out of 522 members of the Labor Force 13 are unemployed.
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Table 20: Households that Experienced Food Shortage, by purok
Number of Households Household who

experienced food shortage
Purok
Total Magnitude Proportion
Maitom 397 12 3.02
CARMELO 68 4 5.88
PINAG-ARALAN 80 2 2.50
PAG-ASA 36 0 0.00
UPPER 28 2 7.14
MALIPAYON 14 0 0.00
BAMBOO 21 0 0.00
MILAGROSA 37 1 2.70
MALINAWON 23 0 0.00
SITIO POG 40 1 2.50
SITIO 50 2 4.00
BANAHAO
Sources CBMS 2015
This Table shows that out of 397 Household only 12 households who experienced
food shortage with a proportion of 3.02.
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 Households with Income Below the Poverty Threshold
The table shows the households with income below the poverty threshold.
Indicator Magnitude Proportion
Economic Development
Households with Income

353 88.9 1745 934 811 92.5 91.7 93.5
Below the Poverty Threshold
Source CBMS 2015
This Table shows that out 397 household there are 353 household with income below
poverty threshold with a total population of 1745, 934 are male and 811 are Female.
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Chapter
Programs Implemented in the Barangay
The table below shows the programs implemented by the barangay for the
people during the past 12 months and it also reveals the households who
participated and gained from the projects executed.
PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED DURING HOUSEHOLD WHICH PARTICIPATED IN OR

PAST 12 MONTHS BENEFITED FROM THESE PROGRAMS
Social/ Infrastructure Dvelopment

Programs
Rehabilitation of Brgy. Road 397
Completion of 10 Puroks Multi-purpose hall 397
Completion multi-purpose hall 397
Improvement street lighting 200
Improvement of water Supply 200
Repair Box culvert purok Pag-asa 200
Solid waste management program 397
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8
Capability skills & development Programs 100
Anti- drug abuse campaign 100
Gender equality awareness seminar 100
Gender Implementation seminar 100
Youth Development activities 100
Livelihood programs 100
Supplemental feeding for malnourished 100 children 0-5 years old malnourished
children children benefited
Operation timbang & growth monitoring 50 children 0-5 years old children participated
Provide health care program to PWD & senior 20 PWD members and 25 Senior’s Citizen
Citizen members member benefited.
LGU-Specific Indicators
The table below shows the programs implemented by the LGU during the
past 12 months and it also reveals the households who participated and gained from
the projects executed.
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9
PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED DURING HOUSEHOLD WHICH PARTICIPATED IN
PAST 12 MONTHS OR BENEFITED FROM THESE
PROGRAMS
Social/ Infrastructure Development
Program
Renovation Multi-purpose hall 397
Construction Mahanon health Center 180
Construction Comfort room Maitom Day Care 40 Students

Center
Construction Birthing Clinic All constituents
Concreting Provincial Road 1 Purok
Barangay Visit 397
Scholar ng Bayan 15 students
SPES Program 25 students
VISION
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A barangay with constituents who
passionately love their place and whose
principles and abilities lead them to
reach their full potential and contribute
greatly in the development of Tandag
City and our nation as a whole.
A citizen – centered institution which
will continuously improve itself to better
serve its people.
MISSION
The Local Government Unit and
Barangay Maitom commits to improve
the quality of living through sustainable
use of its vast agricultural land and
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ecourage the people in the careful use of
existing project facilities.
GOAL
To actively participate in the
development program of the government
specially in the agricultural sector ;
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To respectfully abide the law and
police in the promotion of healthy Clean
and Green homes and sorroundings ;
To advocate the input and importance
of peace and unity within the community
for a progressive productive barangay.
Development
Plans & Projects
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BARANGAY MAITOM
HAZARD
AND EVACUATION
MAPS
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FIVE YEARS BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN1
C.Y. 2016-2020
A. Name of Barangay: MAITOM D. Land Area: 1,372 HECTARES
B. District: 1 E. Population: 1886
C. City/Municipality: TANDAG F. Dominant Land Use:
Project Name of Description Location Output/ Project Costs Funding Period of Implementation Rem
arks
Category Project (3) (4) Benefits (6) (7) (8) (9)
(1) (2) (5) Personal Materials Equipment Other Total Source Amount 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Services (6-b) (6-c) s (6-e) (7-a) (7-b)
(6-a) (6-d)
1.0 1. Concreting *To Provide 7 Purok 253 HH 5M 15M 10M 30M External 30M 10M 5M 5M 5M 5M
Gen. Admin Road network concrete and Safe Sources
Roads
2.Solar Street *To Provide Solar 4 Purok 100,000 100,000 100,000 External 300,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 50,000 50,000
212HH 300,000
lighting Streetlights Sources
BLGU
3. Repair of To give a Safe & 4 Purok 50,000 100,000 30,000 External
212 HH 180,000
Water system Clean Water Sources 180,000 180,000
CLGU
1. Farm to To provide safe & BLGU
market Road easy to transport 4 Puroks 300,000 100,000 100,000 100,000
250HH 300,00
100,000 100,00 100,000 External
2. Communal To construct 5 Puroks sources
200
Irrigation canal Irrigation system 1M 2M 2M 5M 1M 1M 1M 1M 1M
Farmers 5M
to the Farmers External
3. Construction Sources 1M
of Covered To have a Purok 300,000 500,000 200,000 1M
397 HH 1M
Court Bench Beautiful and Carmelo External
Convenient Sources
Covered Bench
4. Construction To give a safe Sitio 100,000 100,000

250 HH 100,000
of Water water Mahanon 30,000 50,000.00 20,000 BLGU
Spring Sitio CLGU
Mahanon External
Sources
1
5.Construction To have their own Purok 50 person 15,000 15,000.00 20,000 50,000 BLGU 50,000 50,000
of Senior office Carmelo External
Citizen Office Sources
6. Construction All 100,000 100,000 50,000 250,000 CLGU 250,000 100,000 150,000
of New To have a Purok constituen External
Barangay complete facilities Carmelo ts Sources
Health Center
7. construction Purok
120
Riverdike To be safe in Pinag- 100,000 100,000 150,000 350,000 CLGU 150,000 200,00
household
Flood & landslide aralan/ External
Bamboo Sources
8. Construction Purok CLGU

of Footbridge Pinag- 15,000 20,000 15,000 50,000 50,000
80 External
aralan household Sources
9. Construction 500,000
CLGU
Evacuation To have a safe Purok 150,000 250,000 100,000 500,000
All External
Center evacuation center Pag-asa constituen Sources
ts CLGU
10.Completion To have a Purok 200,000 200,00 100,000 500,000 500,000
All DOH
of Birthing complete facility Carmelo constituen External
Clinic ts Sources
11.Constructio To have a Purok 300,000

Students
n of additional Pinag-
building for aralan
Social Junior & Senior
High School
Services
12.Constructio
n of Food
Terminal
13. Processing
Plant for Kaong
Products
14.Sanitary
Toilet for
Indigenous
people
15.
Construction of
Corn Mill
16. Cassava
Plantation
ALICIA C. SALAZAR ALLAN Q. CABRERA ALWIN V. ASTUDILLO CARLITO V. CEDRON PEDRO B. VELASCO
Punong Barangay Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad
JOBERT C. FERNANDEZ ROGER C. CABRERA SAMUEL P. CEDRON

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BARANGAY MAITOM

Barangay Socioeconomic Profile &

Copy right @ Local Government of Tandag City, Surigao del Sur

Phone-086 211 3559

Fax -086 211 4074

Date Published 2016

Office of the Barangay Captain

My constant prayers will be for the success that we rightly deserve.

The Barangay Planners wish to thanks sincerely to the constituents of Barangay

Barangay Maitom is considered a remote and far flung Barangay, almost 20

Today, Barangay Maitom is a picture of a growing and developing community

The map shows the physical characteristics of Barangay Maitom.

Barangay Maitom is marked by lowland along Purok Carmelo, Pinag-aralan,

HEALTH AND NUTRITION

Mode of Public Transportation

5. Baby Dump Truck 1 1

Source: Barangay Council 2015

Water & Electric Supply

Figure 1. Household with access to electricity

Name of Purok Number of Household Household with access to

Maitom 397 212

Figure 2. Source of Electricity

Water Supply Services

List of Water Systems

1 1 Maitom Pag-asa, Pinag- Potable

2 1 Upper Pag-asa, Pinag- potable

2 1 Upper Pag-asa, Pinag- Potable

Source: FGD with Barangay Officials July. 2015

Other Water Source

Figure 4. Type of Garbage collection by, barangay

Name of Purok Number of Household by type of garbage

Garbage burned 359

Garbage composted 133

Garbage dumped to closed pit 16

Garbage dumped to open pit 77

Other waste management 1

Peace and Order

HON. ALLAN Q. CABRERA

HON. ALWIN V. ASTUDILLO

HON. PEDRO B. VELASCO

HON. JOBERT C. FERNANDEZ

Hon. Samuel P. Cedron

Mrs. Margie E. Quiñonez

Mrs. GERNA F. PEREZ

Mrs. EVALYN S. ASTUDILLO

Mr. ARNEL V. ASTUDILLO

Mr. FELIX A. ESPINOZA

MR. JOSE A. CABRERA

MRS. ANIANITA V. SUAREZ

MR. ALBETH V. FERNANDEZ

MR. KIRTH V. SUAREZ

MR. JOEY P. CABRERA

MR. GILBERTO R. MARQUEZA

MR. RENATO TABLA

MR. JULITO DELICONA

Mr. ROMEO QUEZADA

MRS. RHODA PEREZ

Mr. GERWIN MAQUILING

Mrs. Teresita C. Aranguis

Mrs. Rosemie E. Crismas

Mrs. Verginita Moralde

Mrs. Virgil S. Babaylan

Mrs. Bebiana F. Salarda