Anislagan BDP Template

BARANGAY ANISLAGAN
THREE-YEAR LAND USE-BASED

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2025
Formulated by the Barangay Development Council

with the facilitation assistance of the Municipal Implementing Team
of the Municipality of Nabunturan
with the support from the LGU-Nabunturan and the Technical Working Group
I – PRELIMINARY PAGES
ATTACH THE SB & MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (MDC) RESOLUTION
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

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Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF DAVAO DE ORO
Municipality of Nabunturan
Barangay TAGNOCON
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BARANGAY

DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF BARANGAY ANISLAGAN, NABUNTURAN, DAVAO
DE ORO PROVINCE HELD AT ANISLAGAN BARANGAY HALL ON MARCH 15,
2023.
Present:
Hon. Leopldo B. Lamisajan Brgy. Captain/Presiding
Hon. Virgil N. Galagala Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Arnold P. Custodio Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Kristian P. Kudera Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Angelina L. Lamisajan Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Rodolfo P. Kudera Jr Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Ariel P. Lumpot Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Ricardo A. Alivio Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Reymond M. Pilones SK Chairperson
Hon. Jennyrose M. Maluca IPMR
Mr. Reynaldo T. Pilones Purok 1, Chairperson
Ms. Aurora P. Agres Purok 2, Chairperson
Mr. Rustico C. Manabat Purok 3, Chairperson
Ms. Lourdelin T. Casipong Purok 4, Chairperson
Mr. Nicolas C. Gumpay CSOs Representative
Mr. Pedro R. Ocdinaria CSOs Representative
Ms. Elvira G. Pilones VAWC Desk Officer
Ms. Pastora C. Lotarino BNS
Ms. Mary Jane C. Jagolina BHW
Ms. Renelyn M. Galagala BHW
Ms. Erlinda M. Lamisajan BHW
Ms. Mary Joy B. Tolin BHW
RESOLUTION NO. 01A

Series of 2023
“A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND FORMALLY ENDORSING TO THE BARANGAY

COUNCIL OF ANISLAGAN, NABUNTURAN, DAVAO DE ORO PROVINCE THE
THREE (3) YEAR BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023 – 2025.”
‘WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Plan was formulated, adopted and endorsed by
the Barangay Development Council based on the current situation and needs of the Barangay
constituents;
‘WHEREAS, the provision of basic needs of the constituents will lead to the Barangay
in attaining its Vision, Mission and Goals;

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‘WHEREFORE, on motion of Mr. Rustico C. Manabat and duly seconded by Hon.
Virgil N. Galagala it was;
‘RESOLVED, to approve and adopt the Barangay Development Plan (BDP) 2023-
2025 of Barangay Anislagan, Nabunturan , Davao de Oro Province.
‘RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnished copies of this resolution to all offices concerned

for their information, guidance.
ADOPTED: March 15, 2023
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the above-quoted resolution.
Certified Correct:
LEOPOLDO B. LAMISAJAN
Presiding Officer
Attested by:
CHONA G. POLINIO
Barangay Secretary
Approved by:
Barangay Captain

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INTRODUCTION
The Barangay is the basic political unit of the Philippine Society, as such, it serves as the
primary planning and implementing unit of government policies, plans and activities.
As a local government unit, barangay is mandated to provide basic services to promote the
over-all development of the community and its people. But because most rural communities do
not have the financial capability to implement the identified demand driven program and
projects, there is a need to prioritize the projects in order to maximize the utilization of limited
funds.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First of all, we are very thankful to GOD Almighty who is the most generous and merciful.
I also take the opportunity to express a deep sense of gratitude to all the Barangay
employees of Barangay Local Government Unit (BLGU) of Anislagan for their untiring support
and willingness to spend some time with us to fill in the questioners.
We are grateful because we managed to complete our Barangay Development Plan

assignment within the time given by our Lectures from Municipal Planning Development Office
(MPDO), Sir John Lofstrand and Mam Chantelle S. Baysa. We thank them for their enthusiasm,
encouragement, and guidance, for a great working relationship. This plan cannot be completed
without their efforts and cooperation from our group members during the seminar/workshop we
had attended. Group members were Barangay Captains, Barangay Secretaries, Barangay
Kagawads and other functionaries.
Last but not the least, we would like to express our gratitude to our friends and
respondents, facilitators and for the accommodations given to us.

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MESSAGE
The Barangay Development Plan is indeed a strong instrument towards our destiny of
development. Through this we can express our needs and priorities.
As the Punong Barangay of Anislagan, Nabunturan, Davao De Oro, it has been my desire to
come up with a comprehensive barangay development plan that serves as a guide in reaching
towards our vision, mission and goals.
I enjoin the barangay residents in particular to maintain the spirit of active participation in the
implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the projects in our development plan. To the
Sangguniang Barangay, your commitment and support to this endeavor is our inspiration with all
hopes that being an official we will serve as the key in looking forward for a better solution to
the problems of the barangay. And to all our residents I am encouraging you to do your share
regardless of the position that we might be occupying for the betterment of our beloved barangay
ANISLAGAN for the years to come. With this, I take my please in conveying my heartfelt
felicitations to you my beloved for your usual support in this undertaking.
My utmost wish to have a successful implementation of this plan.
To GOD be the Glory, Mabuhay

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Punong Barangay
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I – PRELIMINARY PAGES
II- BARANGAY PROFILE
III- COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT

& LAND USE PLAN
IV- SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
V- BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PLAN
VI- LOCAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PLAN
VII- CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
VIII- MONITORING AND EVALUATION
IX – ADOPTION AND APPROVAL OF THE BDP
X - ANNEXES

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II- BARANGAY PROFILE
1.0 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
Barangay TAGNOCON/ before is mostly inhabited by natives whose chieftain was

named Pesing Valentin. ANISLAGAN was named by the natives which was derived from the
tree named ANISLAG, because at that time most of the growned trees are Anislagan Trees. And
there is also this KATIAN CREEK, from the native word “KATI” because water will only flow
during heavy rainy season.
Before ANISLAGAN became a Barangay, this was first became a sitio of Barangay
Manat, this Municipality for almost two (2) years, and because of the combined efforts of the
Barangay and Municipal Officials at that time, the former sitio became a Barangay on
OCTOBER 20, 1972 under REPUBLIC ACT NO. 3590.
Barangay ANISLAGAN is twelve (12) kilometers away from the Municipality of

Nabunturan which is the mother town. Barangay ANISLAGAN is one of the smallest Barangay
in this Municipality which has a four (4) puroks at present.
2.0 GEO-PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
2.1 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Barangay ANISLAGAN is located at the eastern part of the Municipality of

Nabunturan, Davao de Oro with a total land area of 550.8340 hectares of which 365 hectares or
66.26% are devoted to agriculture, 180 hectares are forest while the rest are distributed to
residential, etc.
2.2 POLITICAL BOUNDARY
Barangay ANISLAGAN has a distance of 12 kilometers from the center or town

where the Municipal Hall is located. It is bounded by Barangay MATILO in the East,
Barangay CABIDIANAN in the North, Barangay SAO-SAO of the Municipality of Mawab in
the West and Barangay Mainit in the South.
2.3 TOPOGRAPHY
2.3.1 ELEVATION
As shown on the Table below, this shows that 100% of the total land area falls under E3 Code or
having an elevation of 500 masl & below or a height of 10<100.00.

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Table No. 01
Elevation Area
Code Elevation Height (m) Area (ha) % of total Area
E3 500 masl & 10<100.00 550.83 100.00
below
Total 550.83 100.00
Source: PENRO-DENR
2.3.2 SLOPE
As to slope classification, biggest part of the barangay’s land area or a total of 91.76%
belongs to 0-8% slope, level to undulating, while a small portion (31.67 has.) belongs to 18-30%
slope, rolling to hilly, and 13.73 has. belongs to 30-50% slope, hilly to mountainous.
Table No. 02
Slope Area Classification
CODE Slope Category AREA (ha) % of Total Area

S1 0-8% Slope, Level to Undulating 505.43 91.76
8-18% Slope, Undulating to
S2 Rolling - -
S3 18-30% Slope, Rolling to Hilly 31.67 5.75
30-50% Slope, Hilly to
S4 Mountainous 13.73 2.49
S5 Above 50% Slope, Mountainous - -
Total 550.83 100
Source: PENRO-DENR
2.4 GEOLOGY
2.4.3 Soil
As shown on the Table below, 375.55 has. or 61.74% of the barangays land area are having
a soil type of Cabangan Clay Loam while the remaining 175.28 has. or 38.26% belongs to
Camansa Clay Loam. These types of soils are suitable for growing rice, vegetables and other
agricultural crops.
Table No. 03
Basic Soil Type Classification
Type of Soil Area (ha) % of Total Area

Cabangan Clay Loam 375.55 61.74
Camansa Clay Loam 175.28 38.26
Total 550.83 100
Source: BSWM-LARIS

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2.4.4 Land Capability
As to land capability classification, 324.77 has. or 58.96% is classified as Fairly Good

Land which is more suitable for pasture and forest, while 226.06 has. or 41.04% classified as
Good Land which is suitable for agriculture. See Table below.
Table No. 04
Land Capability Classification
% of Total
Code Description Area (ha) Area
Good land, can be cultivated safely, requiring easily
B applicable conservation practices. 226.06 41.04
Fairly good land, must be cultivated with extra caution;
requiring careful management and complex conservation
practices for safe cultivates; more suitable for pasture or
D forest 324.77 58.96
Total 550.83 100
Source: BSWM-LARIS
2.4.5 Soil Suitability
As shown on the Table No. 05 below, this shows the soil suitability by area and by
percent. Barangay Anislagan has an area of 507.11 has. or 92.06% classified as Good Area while
only 43.72 has. or 7.94% classified as Poor Areas.
Table No. 05
Soil Suitability
Code Description Area % of Total

(ha) Area
I (Good) Areas which have properties for the
favorable for the related use with none to slight
limitation which can be easily overcome. 507.11 92.06
III (Poor) Areas with soil having one or more
properties unfavorable for the related use. The
limitations are difficult and costly modify
overcome. 43.72 7.94
Total 550.83 100
Source: BSWM-LARIS
2.5 LAND RESOURCES

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2.5.1 Land Classification
As to land classification, barangay Anislagan has 505.21 has. or 91.72 classified Alienable
and Disposable while 45.62 has. or 8.28% Forestlands. See Table below.
Table No. 06
Land Classification
Code Land Classification Area (ha) % of Total Area

A&D Alienable & Disposal
lands 505.21 91.72
FL Forestland 45.62 8.28
PA Protected Area - -
TOTAL 550.83 100.00
Source: PENRO-DENR
2.5.2 Existing Land Use
Table below shows that biggest part of land area (92.77%) is zoned as agricultural while
the rest is distributed to: residential 2.26 has. or 0.41%, commercial 0.11 has. or 0.02%,
institutional 0.58 has. or 0.11%, agri-industrial 2.31 has. or 0.42%, cemetery 0.95 has. or 0.17%,
utility buffer 11.72 has. or 2.13%, roads 11.37 has. or 2.06, and rivers and creek 9.41 has. or
1.71%.
Table No. 07
Existing Land Use
Land Use Area (ha.) % to Total

Residential 2.26 0.41
Commercial 0.11 0.02
Institutional 0.58 0.11
Agricultural 511.02 92.77
Agri-Industrial 2.31 0.42
Cemetery 0.95 0.17
Utility Buffer 11.72 2.13
Roads 11.37 2.06
Rivers & Creeks 9.41 1.71
TOTAL 550.83 100.00
Source: MPDO
2.5.3 Proposed Land Use

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Table below shows the proposed land use of Barangay Anislagan. Biggest part (89.17%) of
its land area is zoned as Agricultural, while the rest is distributed to: residential 1.28 has. or
0.23%, commercial 0.11 has. or 0.02%, institutional is 0.58 has. or 0.11%, agri-industrial 2.22
has. or 0.40%, quarry 9.91 has. or 1.80%, cemetery 0.95 has. or 0.17%, rivers and creeks 3.36
has. or 0.61%, roads 11.37 has. or 2.06%, utility buffer 11.72 has. or 2.13% and easement 18.16
has. or 3.30%.
Table No. 08
Proposed Land Use
Land Use Area (ha.) % to Total

Residential 1.28 0.23
Commercial 0.11 0.02
Institutional 0.58 0.11
Agricultural 491.17 89.17
Agri-Industrial 2.22 0.40
Quarry 9.91 1.80
Cemetery 0.95 0.17
Rivers & Creeks 3.36 0.61
Roads 11.37 2.06
Utility Buffer 11.72 2.13
Easement 18.16 3.30
TOTAL 550.83 100.00
Source: MPDO
2.10 NATURAL HAZARDS/CONSTRAINTS
As shown on the Table No. 09 below, the flood susceptibility shows that out of the total
area there is 17.97 % exposed to low flooding, 37.73% for moderate flooding, 9.08% high risk to
flooding and 1.63% for very high risk to flooding. Of the total land area, 365.83 has. or 66.41%
are exposed to flooding.
Table No. 09
Flood Susceptibility
Code Flood Susceptibility Areas Affected Area (ha) % of Total Area
LF Low Flooding 99 550.83 17.97

MF Moderate Flooding 207.83 550.83 37.73
HF 50
High Flooding 550.83 9.08
VHF 9
Very High Flooding 550.83 1.63
Total 365.83 66.41
Source: MGB-DENR XI
As shown on the Table No. 10 below, the landslide susceptibility shows that out of the
total area there is 18.52 % is at moderate risk to landslide, 14.89% for high risk to landslide and
0.18% for very high risk to landslide.

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Table No. 10
Landslide Susceptibility
Code Landslide Areas Affected Area (ha) % of Total Area

Susceptibility
DF Debris Flow - -
LL Low Landslide - - -
ML Moderate landslide 102 550.83 18.52
HL High Landslide 82 550.83 14.89
Very High 1
VHL Landslide 550.83 0.18
Total 185 33.59
Source: MGB-DENR XI
4. POPULATION AND SOCIAL PROFILE
4.1 Social Composition and Characteristics
As shown on the Table No. 11 below, the total population of the barangay is 1,357 of
which 639 are women or 47.09% and 718 are men or 52.91%. According to the barangay data,
the number shows that most of the barangay residents are men who earn a living for their family.
Table No. 11
Number of Households and Household Population
by Sex and by Purok
2022
Number of Population
Purok Households Male % Female % Total
1 40 99 53.23 87 46.77 186

2 74 141 50.72 137 49.20 278
3 111 281 53.83 241 46.17 522
4 90 197 53.10 174 46.90 371
Total 315 718 52.91 639 47.09 1,357
Source: MIDWIFE, BHWs
Barangay Anislagan has a total population of 936 aged 15-years old and over. Of this
figure 341 are married, 310 single, 220 live-in, 52 widowed and 13 divorced/separated. Male
population dominates over females.
Table No. 12
Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex and Marital Status
2022
Population MARITAL STATUS
Age Group 15 Years Old Divorced/ Common- Unknown
& Sex & Over Single Married Widowed Separated Law/Live-
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-
Both Sexes 936 310 341 52 13 220
15-19 122 113 - - - 9 -
20-24 118 78 2 - - 38 -
25-29 123 48 25 - - 50 -
30-34 125 25 60 - 1 39 -
35-39 96 18 45 1 3 29 -
40-44 63 7 33 3 1 19 -
45-49 67 9 40 1 1 16 -
50-54 56 2 36 5 2 11 -
55-59 53 5 37 6 2 4 -
60-64 45 3 32 5 3 3 -
65-69 28 1 15 10 - 2 -
70-74 216 1 11 4 - - -
75-79 7 - 3 4 - - -
80 & over 15 - 2 13 - - -
Male 505 199 172 18 8 108

15-19 70 70 - - - - -
20-24 66 49 - - - 17 -
25-29 63 33 7 - - 24 -
30-34 64 16 28 - - 20 -
35-39 58 13 24 1 2 18 -
40-44 39 3 20 3 1 12 -
45-49 38 8 22 - - 8 -
50-54 21 - 13 1 1 6 -
55-59 25 3 19 1 2 - -
60-64 26 2 19 1 2 2 -
65-69 14 1 10 2 - 1 -
70-74 10 1 7 2 - - -
75-79 3 - 1 2 - - -
80 & over 7 - 2 5 - - -
Female 431 111 169 34 5 112

15-19 52 43 - - - 9 -
20-24 52 29 2 - - 21 -
25-29 59 15 18 - - 26 -
30-34 61 9 32 - 1 19 -
35-39 38 5 21 - 1 11 -
40-44 24 4 13 - - 7 -
45-49 29 1 18 1 1 8 -
50-54 35 2 23 4 1 5 -
55-59 29 2 18 5 - 4 -
60-64 20 1 13 4 1 1 -
65-69 14 - 5 8 - 1 -
70-74 6 - 4 2 - - -
75-79 4 - 2 2 - - -
80 & over 8 - - 8 - - -
Source: Barangay. BHW’s
As shown in the Table No. 13 below, it shows the household population by religious
affiliation with the percentage of the total household. Religious affiliation of the barangay are

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dominated by Roman Catholic which covers 77.14% and followed by Baptists, International
One-Way Outreach, Assemblies of God, Iglesia ni Cristo and Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Table No.13
Household Population by Religious Affiliation
Barangay ANISLAGAN
2022
Religious Affiliation Household %
Population
Assemblies of God 13 4.13%
Iglesia ni Cristo 3 0.95%
International One-Way Outreach 15 4.76%
Jehovah's Witness 1 0.32%
Roman Catholic, including Catholic Charismatic 243 77.14%
Other Baptists 40 12.70%
Total 315
Source: RBI
4.2 POPULATION SIZE AND GROWTH
Table below shows the historical growth of population from 1995-2020. It was noted that
there was an increasing trend of growth of population, where 2020 registers a highest growth rate
of 3.86% while 3.18% for censal year 2000.
Table No. 14
Historical Growth of Population
Barangay ANISLAGAN
1995-2020
YEAR POPULATION INCREASE OR AVERAGE GROWTH
DECREASE RATE
1995 735 - -
2000 845 110 3.18
2006 903 58 1.11
2010 1,007 104 2.88
2015 1,156 149 2.82
2020 1,368 212 3.86
Sources: PSA, Barangay, RBI, BHW’s
4.3 POPULATION DENSITY
Barangay Anislagan has a total population of 1,357 and a land area of 550.8340 hectares.
It posted a gross density of 2.46 which means there is 2.46 population for every 1 hectare.
Table No. 15
Population Density
Barangay ANISLAGAN
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Area Current GROSS DENSITY
(in hectare) Population (Persons/ha.)
550.8340 1,357 2.46
Source: MPDO
4.4 HOUSEHOLD DISTRIBUTION
As of year 2022, Barangay Anislagan recorded a total household of 315 and it is

projected to reach 349 for the year 2030. Purok 3 registered highest number of
households (315) while Purok 1 registered lowest.
Table No. 16
Current & Projected Number of Households
2022
Number of Households
Projection
Purok Present 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
(2022)
1 40 41 41 42 42 43 43 44 44
2 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82
3 111 112 114 115 117 118 120 121 123
4 90 91 92 94 95 96 97 98 100
Total 315 319 323 327 332 336 340 345 349
Source: Barangay, RBI, BHW’s
4.5 AGE-SEX DISTRIBUTION
As shown on the Table No. 17 below, it shows the household population by age group and
by sex. Age group 5-9 years old registers highest population count of 140 and followed by age
group 25-29 years old both dominated by males.
Table No. 17
Household Population by Age Group and by Sex
Barangay ANISLAGAN
2022
Age Group Both Sexes Male Female
All Ages
Under 1 22 14 8
1–4 90 52 38
5–9 140 71 69

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10 – 14 116 55 61
15 – 19 118 65 53
20 – 24 108 61 47
25 – 29 135 69 66
30 – 34 128 73 55
35 – 39 103 55 48
40 – 44 85 49 36
45 – 49 80 43 37
50 – 54 55 23 32
55 – 59 54 24 30
60 – 64 50 28 22
65 – 69 29 16 13
70 – 74 20 10 10
75 – 79 9 4 5
80 & over 15 6 9
0 – 17 436 230 206
15 – 64 916 490 426
18 & over 921 488 433
Source: Barangay, BHW’s
4.6 DEPENDENCY RATIO
Table below shows 916 belongs to productive age group ages 15-64 years dominated by
male while 441 is in dependent age group, broken down as: young 368 (ages 14 years old and
below) and old 73 (ages 65 years old and over). In general, the barangay recorded a total
dependency ratio of 48:100 which means there is 48 dependents for every 100 productive age
group.
Table No. 18
Dependency Ratio
Barangay Anislagan
2022
Population
Age Group Both Sexes Male Female
Dependent Age Group:

14 Years Old & Below (Young) 368 192 176
65 Years Old & Over (Old) 73 36 37
Total 441 228 213
Productive Age Group (Labor Force)

15 – 64 Years Old 916 490 426
Dependency Ratio
Young Dependency Ratio 40:100 21:100 19:100
Old Dependency Ratio 8:100 4:100 4:100
Total Dependency Ratio 48:100 25:100 23:100
Source: Barangay, BHWs

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4.7 PRESENT STATUS OF WELL-BEING
4.7.1 Health
a. Health Personnel and Facilities, Public and Private
As shown on the Table No. 19 below, Barangay Anislagan has only one Public Health
Center with seven (7) personnel; (1) midwife, (5) BHW’s and (I) BNS, with scheduling of daily
duties.
Table No. 19
Health Personnel and Facilities, Public and Private
Year 2022
Health Facility Location Public Private Number of
Personnel
Health Center Purok 2, / 7
Anislagan
Source: Barangay Health Station

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b. Ten (10) Leading Causes of Morbidity (All Ages)
As to records on morbidity, Barangay Anislagan registered a high case of morbidity in year 2022 (78 cases) a 136.36% higher compared to previous year 2021.
Most common causes of morbidity include rabies (animal bites), urinary tract infection, hypertension, pulmonary tuberculosis, and cough.
Table No. 20
Ten Leading Causes of Morbidity for the Last Five (5) Years
Barangay ANISLAGAN
Year 2018 -2022
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Causes Number Causes Number Causes Number Causes Number Causes Number
of Cases of Cases of Cases of Cases of Cases
UTI 11 UTI 7 ANIMAL BITE 12 RABIES 17 RABIES 22
URTI 7 HPN 3 UTI 10 COVID 19 5 UTI 13
HPN 3 PCAP 3 URTI 5 HPN 2 PCAP/CAP 10
ACUTE 2 COUGH 3 PCAP 2 URTI 2 URTI 8
BRONCHITIS
PCAP 2 ANIMAL BITE 3 ALLERGIC 2 COUGH 2 INFECTED WOUND 4
BRONCHITIS
COUGH 2 URTI 2 INFECTED 2 PUNTURED 2 HPN 4
WOUND WOUND
T/C OTITIS 1 DM 1 ACUTE 1 ACUTE 1 PUNTURED WOUND 4
GASTRITIS GASTRITIS
R/O DF 1 ACUTE 1 GESTATIONAL 1 PTB 2 ACUTE GASTRITIS 3
GASTRITIS HPN
PTB 3 PTB 2 HYPERACIDITY 1 COVID 19 POSITIVE 2
PTB 2 DIABETES 2
PTB 6
Total 32 25 38 33 78
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c. Ten (10) Leading Causes of Mortality (All Ages)
As to records on mortality, year 2018 recorded a highest mortality count (11), followed by year 2020 while lowest mortality count was recorded in
years 2019 and 2021.
Table No. 21
Ten Leading Causes of Mortality for the Last Five (5) Years
Year 2018 -2022
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Causes No. Causes No. of Causes No. Causes No. Causes No. of
of Deaths of of Deaths
Deaths Deaths Deaths
CARCINOMA 2 SENILITY 4 VA 2 ACQUIRED 2 CEREBROVASCULAR 1
PNUEMONIA ACCIDENT BLEED
ASSAULT 2 RESPIRATORY 2 DM 2 LYMPHOMA 1 ELICTROLYTE 1
FAILURE STAGE 4 ENBALANCE
HPN 2 SEPTICEMIA 1 BLEEDING 1 DM 11 1 EPILIPSY 1
PEICULAR
DM 1 ASSAULT 1 RESPIRATORY 1 MULTI ORGAN 1 HPN 1
FAILURE FAILURE
VA 1 CVA 1 NEONATAL 1 HEART FAILURE 1 DM 1
SEPSIS
RHD 1 SENILE 1 SCHISTOSOMIASIS 1 COLON CANCER 1
DEBILITY
MYOCARDIAL 1 CVA 1 GUNSHOT 1 PREMATURE 1
INFARCTION
DROWNED 1 HEART 1 SENILITY 1 SENILITY 1
ATTACK
Total 11 9 10 9 8


d. Nutritional Status
As shown on the Table No. 22 below, it shows that out of 224 children, there are only two (2)
underweight children and 222 are normal in terms of Nutritional Status.
Table No. 22
Nutritional Status of Children 0-71 Months by Purok
Year 2022
Purok Number Nutritional Status

of
Normal Underweight Severely Overweight
Children
Underweight
Weighed
1 18 18 0 0 0
2 28 28 0 0 0
3 141 140 1 0 0
4 37 36 1 0 0
Total 224 222 2 0 0

E. Other Health Statistical Data
i. Total Number of Births
As shown on the Table No. 23 below, it shows that on the year 2022, there are 23
livebirths, 13 males or 57% and 10 females or 43%.
Table No. 23
Livebirths by Sex, and by Purok
Barangay ANISLAGAN
Year 2022
Purok Both Sexes Male Female
1 5 4 1
2 6 3 3
3 8 4 4
4 4 2 2
Total 23 13 10
ii. Total Number of Deaths
As shown on the table no. 24 below, it shows that on the year 2022, there are eight (8) total
number of deaths by Purok, which 5 are males and 3 are females.

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Table No. 24
Total Number of Deaths by Purok by Sex
Barangay ANISLAGAN
Year 2022
1 1 0 1
2 4 2 2
3 1 1 0
4 2 2 0
Total 8 5 3
iii. Total Number of Infant Deaths (under 11 months Old)
As shown on the table no. 25 below, it shows that on the year 2022 there is recorded one (1)
infant death from Purok 4.
Table No. 25
Total Number of Infant Deaths (under 11 months old)
By Sex, by Purok
Year 2022
1 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
4 1 1 0
Total 1 1 0
iv. Total Number of Maternal Deaths
As shown on the table no. 26 below, it shows that on the year 2022, there is no case of Maternal
Death.
Table No. 26
Total Number of Maternal Deaths by Purok
2022
Purok Total Number of Deaths
1 0
2 0
3 0
4 0
Total 0

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v. Total Number of Neo-natal Deaths (1-27 days old)
As shown on the table no. 27 below, it shows that on the year 2022, there is only one (1)
neonatal death.
Table No. 27
Total Number of Neonatal Deaths (1-27 days Old)
by Purok
2022
Purok Total Number of Deaths
1 0
2 0
3 0
4 1
Total 1
vi. Total Number of Deaths 50 Years Old and Over
As shown on the Table No. 28 below, it shows that on the year 2022, there are six (6) deaths in
age group 50 years and above, four (4) males and two (2) females.
Table No. 28
Deaths in Age-Group 50 Years and Over
Year 2022
1 0 0 0
2 4 2 2
3 1 1 0
4 1 1 0
Total 6 4 2
vii. Total Number of Deaths with Medical Attendance
As shown on the table no. 29 below, it shows that on the year 2022, there are eight (8) number of
deaths with medical attendance, five (5) males and three (3) females.
Table No. 29
Number of Deaths with Medical Attendance
Year 2022
1 1 0 1
2 4 2 2

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3 1 1 0
4 2 2 0
Total 8 5 3
viii. Birth Rate
As shown on the table no. 30 below, it shows that there were twenty-three (23) livebirths for
the year 2022 and posted a birth rate of 1.69%, which means there are two (2) livebirths for
every 100 population.
Table No. 30
Birth Rate
Year 2022
Purok Number of Livebirths Rate
1 5
2 6
3 8 1.69%
4 4
Total 23
ix. Death Rate
As shown on the table no. 31 below, it shows that there were nine (9) deaths for the year
2022 and posted a death rate of 6.63%, which means there are 7 deaths for every 1000
population.
Table No. 31
Death Rate
Year 2022
Purok Number of Deaths Rate
1 1
2 4
3 2 6.63 %
4 2
Total 9
x. Infant Mortality Rate
As shown on the table no. 32 below, it shows that there was 1 infant death occurred in the
year 2022 and posted an infant mortality rate of 43.47%, which means were about 43 infant
deaths (round off 43.47%) for every 1000 livebirths.
Table No. 32
Infant Mortality Rate
Year 2022
Purok Number Rate

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1 0
2 0
3 0 43.47%
4 1
Total 1
xi. Maternal Mortality Rate
As shown on the table no. 33 below, it shows that there was 1 maternal death for the year
2022 and posted a maternal mortality rate of 43.47%, which means there were 43 maternal
deaths (round off 43.47) for every 1000 livebirths.
Table No. 33
Maternal Mortality Rate
Barangay ANISLAGAN
Year 2022
Purok Number Rate

1 0
2 0
3 1 43.47%
4 0
Total 1
F. Family Planning Services
The Barangay Health Station offers family planning services such as counseling to the new
acceptor and giving them advice to used family planning methods, that suit to their
capacity/needs. Health workers advise them to used family planning methods to have a birth
control, birth spacing/limiting for the family to reduce poverty and lightens the burden and
responsibility in supporting the family.
For the year 2022, 50.33% of women under reproductive age (WRA) are family planning users.
G. Traditional Health Beliefs and Practices
CUSTOMARY LAWS AND PRACTICES

a. Belief System – The Tribe has a belief about the bird named Alimokon. They considered
the bird an important instrument when they go to hunting, farming and do their day-to-
day activities. If the bird sings at the right side, you move your right hand, then if you
will not feel the pain and the bird sing again at your left side, then move your left hand
and check if you do not feel the pain because it means it is good for hunting. When you
feel the pain, it is negative sign and very dangerous and safe for you to stay.
b. Language
1. Oral language, vernacular, mixed with bisaya, English and tagalong
2. Written language, vernacular mixed with bisaya, English and tagalong
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In most Mansaka communities, the property laws and customs are orally transmitted from
generation to generation. The land areas found within the territory of a community not
claimed or occupied by a member of the community are considered the common property
of the people living in the area. The ownership of the land long time ago is through”
kanan-kanaan” or angkon-angkon” by the clan’s base on the boundary. Examples of the
boundaries are the creeks, falls, and mountains. The one who decides about the
boundaries is the Mangkatadong (elder), and the decision will be respected and followed
by all the children and the community.
d. Social Organization
1. Governance – To promote order, maintain security and advance the development of
their communities, level of leadership structure, pattern of authority and methods of
dispensing law, as essential to good governance, are very observable in the Mansaka
tribe. These serve as its indigenous socio-political structure and institution. Their
leader is called Matikadong and is considered to be the ultimate head of the Mansaka
tribe.
2. Power and Authority – The Matikadong as the head of the Mansaka Tribe, has the
power to hear and decided cases, help in the resolution of conflict involving members
of the tribal community. His title or position is not necessarily hereditary but an
acquired endowment from the community. To become a Matikadong a person has to
gain the tribe’s genuine respect and recognition.
3. Customary Laws – In accordance with the customs and traditions of the Mansaka
tribe, specific laws and rules are being imposed by a leader of the community which
is called the Matikadong.These rules are usually verbal and unwritten. They learned
these teachings from their elders, so this can be transferred from one generation to
another and is being observed and practiced. Defying such laws entails penalties or
punishment to which a Matikadong witnessed by a member of the clan of family will
decide.
e. Material Culture
1. Food – The food of the Mansakas is the wakag, rice, kamote, kalabasa, udlot sa gabi,
ubod sa bahi, edyok, baki and many others that can be found in forest and in the
rivers.
2. Production – copra, coffee, corn, rice, abacca, rattan, fruit trees like durian and
lansonez
3. Domestication – chicken, pigs, goat. Carabao, alimokon bird, snake, turtle
4. Tools – farming and gardening tools like tudak which is made of hard wood used for
planting rice, bolo. The biga, a tool used to separate the seed cover from the grains.
Kayad, a measuring tool
5. Shelter - Tambobong a small hut serves as shelter during bad weather especially on
rainy season, Kapugong, Inabidad (January) or “Tungcaadi” (February).
6. Architecture – they have an indigenous knowledge regarding handicraft making etc.
7. Protection – the tribe has the so called the BAGANI, who will protect the rights and
lives of the community or clan members. He is a warrior that will protect the
community from enemies, a mediator and a teacher of the clans. His weapon includes
the Kallasag, a body protector, the pangayam, kampilan and the sadok which will
protect his head. He is called a tribal warrior because of his capacity to fight and
protect the tribe. In order to become a BAGANI, he should at least kill twelve (12)
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8. Security – Indigenous People Rights Act of 1997, Republic Act 8371
9. Cloth – The Mansaka has colorful costumes. They wear it according to the
occasion. Pandi is a material that is being used in making the skirt or sayal of a
female. Dagum is the blouse of the female Mansaka. Payna-on and lawtanon or
painto are the male costume.
10. Weaving – Abacca is use for making dagmay, lubid (string) and duyan (hammock)
The mythology or processing the lanot (fiber) of the abaca is first to prepare the
“dangunan” as foundation then install the bolo that looks like a saw after that prepare
the abaca.
11. Color – They are fun of using dark color for the things, accessories etc.
12. Storage – KAMBOL, where the rice is being kept. ARAT, a container made of
rattan.
13. Preservation – During the time of their ancestors, their land are preserve for the next
generation selling of lands is not allowed and the evidence that our ancestors owned
the land is that we still live and possess this land up to the present. The land is very
important to the tribe because this is where they lived and get their source of
livelihood. So, if this land will be taken from them it is as if their life and identity as
a tribe is being stripped off.
14. Pottery – Lutlot or cooking through the use of bamboo is part of the culture of the
Mansaka. They put the rice or anything to be cooked, like fish, meat, shrimps and
others and grilled it.
f. Passages
1. Birth – On maternal care, the pregnant mother when on her way she shall be taken
care of by applying a local massage using the roots of the alingatong and applied
to the stomach of the pregnant mother so that it will be easy for her to deliver the
baby. Another is that the tail of an eel is tied in the stomach of a pregnant mother
so that she will experience fast delivery of her child. The mother during delivery
will be assisted by a managamon (mananabang or hilot.)
2. Wedding – A Manggaos is a process of marrying, wherein the family of the boy
will give a manggad or things to the family of the girl. And if they like the things it
means a positive response, but if they do not like they should return it within three
(3) days. When the days lapse and the things will not return to the boy, the
members of the family of the boy will go to the house of the girl and prepare for a
celebration, which is called mangguos sang subay. The next is the family of the
girl will ask for a property of the boy this is called sukat.
3. Death – One of the Burial practices of a Mansaka is first to prepare a coffin which
is made of wood for a dead person. They will bury these inside the cave. They will
put the coffin inside the cave and leave it there. Another way of burying the dead is
to wrap the body with a banig and then tagik of the bamboo and rattan, then place
it in the soil without cultivating the land, until the dead body will be teared and
powdered.
g. INTERFACE WITH OTHERS

The KABUBUOT is a part of tribe’s system wherein a member of the clan, the other
tribal communities and guests who wants to establish a good relation with the Mansakas
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cooperation and consent of the tribe. There is no fix value on this depending on the
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4.7.2 Social Welfare
A. Location, Number, Nature of Services and Facilities of Social Welfare Organization
As shown on the table no. 34 below, it shows social welfare services rendered in the barangay. There is established 1VAWC Desk Officer/SWADA in the
barangay which caters concerns related to women and children. In the year 2022, the barangay conducted 10 family counseling sessions and extended family
planning assistance, distributed 359 relief/rehabilitation assistance to families who are in dire need. The has also Day Care Center which posted a total enrollees of
47, and has 1 Senior Citizen center.
Table No. 34
Location, Number, Nature of Services and Facilities by Type of
Social Welfare Organization
Year 2022
Type Services Offered
Social No. of
Welfare Govern Private Puroks Social No./ Family Family Day Relief/ Senior Day Medical Others
Org./ ment Served Welfare Type of Life Plannin Care Medical Reha- Others Care Care Health (Spe-
Instru- Workers Clientele Educ. g Services, Care bilita- PES Centers Centers Center cify)
menta- Served & Assis- Supple- tion
lities Coun- tance Mental
Selling Feeding
MSWD / All Puroks 1 VAWC Desk Family 10 6 359 15
Officer/
SWADA
Children 47
Senior 1
Citizen Center/
105
Senior
Citizens
Source: MSWDO

B. Type of Services Rendered
Table below shows type of social services rendered for the year 2022. As to
category of services, barangay Anislagan have served services to various sectors such as: Family
and Community, Women, Senior Citizens, Disabled, Children, Youth, Distressed, Solo Parents,
and Adults.
Table No. 35
TYPE OF SERVICES RENDERED DUPLICATED
(Per Service Count)
Year 2022
Category Services Number
served
Livelihood (SEA-K) -
Parent Effectiveness Service (Day Care) 15
Family and Responsible Parenthood 6
Community Family Casework/Counseling 10
Social Welfare Structure Development 6
Productivity skills / livelihood -
Maternal & Child Care Skills Development MHO
Women Community Participation Skills Development MCOW
Self-Enhancement Skills Capability Development MCOW
After-Care & Follow –Up Services 85
Self & Social Enhancement Services 105
Senior Citizens Special & Social Services for Elderly 91
Assistance for Physical Restoration -
Sulong Dunong -
After-Care and Follow-up services -
Disabled Self & Social Enhancement Services 39
Assistance for Physical Restoration for Disabled -
Supplemental Feeding 47
Children Day Care Service 47
Peer Group Service -
Counseling 10
Sulong Dunong -
Youth Livelihood -
Case Conference Conducted 12
Home Visitation / School Visitation 9
Extension of Limited financial / material assistance 2
Supplemental Feeding -
Crisis Debriefing /Intervention -
Emergency Cash Assistance 0
Distressed In-Center Client for temporary shelter -
Referral 2
Self and Social Enhancement Service 4
Special Social Service 4
Solo Parents Livelihood -
Capability building on:
Adults - Family Planning 6
- Gender Sensitivity 24
Source: MSWDO

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C. Number and Location of Day Care Centers
As shown on the table no. 36 below, it shows that Barangay Anislagan had only one (1) Day
Care Center before or Child Development Center, which is located at Purok 3, Anislagan.
Table No. 36
Number and Location of Day Care Centers
Year 2022
Name of DCC Location

Anislagan Child Development Center Purok 3, Anislagan
Source: Barangay
4.7.3 Education
A. Educational Attainment and Literacy Rate
As shown on the table no. 37 below, it shows the highest educational attainment of the
population aged 5 years old and above with sex and age group. Data reveals that there were 17
individuals who were classified as No Grade Completed of which 11 of which are males and 6
are females. Of this figure, 16 of which are in between age groups 22 years old and above.
However, females register highest educational attainment as compared to males.
Table No. 37
Household Population 5 Years Old and Over
by Highest Educational Attainment, Sex and Age Group
Barangay Anislagan
2022
Highest Educational Age Group
Attainment and Sex 5-6 7-10 11-12 13-16 17-21 22 & Total
above
Male
No Grade 1 10 11
Pre-School / Day Care 11 11
Elementary (1st – 6th Grade) 5 30 3 7 91 136
High School (7th – 10th Grade) 27 4 31 11 109 182
Senior High School (11– 12) 7 7
1st and 2nd year PS 2 2
1st – 4th year college 3 31 34
Post grad with units
ALS Elementary
ALS Secondary 5 5
SPED Elementary
SPED Secondary
Elementary Graduate 1 8 9

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above
High school graduate (old 1 75 76
curriculum)
Senior high school graduate (k- 1 4 5
12 curriculum)
Post secondary Graduate 6 6
College graduate 19 19
Master’s/PhD graduate
SPED Graduate
Female
No Grade 6 6
Elementary (1st – 6th Grade) 6 27 31 2 2 48 116
High School (7th – 10th Grade) 3 3 31 6 79 122
Senior High School (11– 12) 5 3 8
1st – 4th year college 26 26
Post grad with units 0
ALS Elementary 1 1
ALS Secondary 4 4
SPED Elementary 0
SPED Secondary 0
Elementary Graduate 8 8
High school graduate (old 81 81
curriculum)
12 curriculum)
Master’s/PhD graduate 0
SPED Graduate 0
Both Sexes
No Grade 1 16 17
Elementary (1st – 6th Grade) 11 62 5 9 139 226
High School (7th – 10th Grade) 3 27 7 62 16 188 303
Senior High School (11– 12) 12 12
1st – 4th year college 3 57 60
Post grad with units 0
ALS Elementary 1 1
ALS Secondary 9 9
SPED Elementary 0
SPED Secondary 0
Elementary Graduate 1 16 17
High school graduate (old 1 156 157
curriculum)
12 curriculum)
Master’s/PhD graduate 0

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above
SPED Graduate 0
Source: RBI
Barangay Anislagan registers 1,106 total population ages 10 years old and over. Of this
figure, 1,090 of which or equivalent to 98.55% are literates, while only 16 or 1.45% are
considered illiterates. Purok 13 registers highest number of illiterates.
Table No. 38
Literacy of the Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Sex
Year 2022
Number of Literates Number Literacy
Population 10
of Rate
Purok Years Old and
Total Male Female Illiterate
Over
s
1 152 152 76 76 0 100%
2 229 227 112 115 2 99.13%
3 420 407 219 188 13 96.90%
4 305 304 166 138 1 99.67%
Total 1,106 1,090 573 517 16 98.55%
Source: Barangay Health Station, Barangay RBI
A. School Age Population and Participation Rate
As shown on the table no.39 below, it shows that out of 1,357 population, 36.5 % of this
or 495 belongs to School Going Population which is classified into: pre-school, Elementary,
Secondary and Tertiary. Of this figure, age group 7-12 years register highest count (165) or
equivalent to 33%, followed by age group 3-6 (Pre-School), Tertiary, and Secondary.
Table No. 39
School Age Population and Participation Rate
Year 2022
Grouping Base Year (2022) Participation Rate
Population 1,357
School Going Population 495 36.5%
 Pre-School (3-6) 121 24.4%
 Elementary (7-12) 165 33%
 Secondary (13-16) 97 19.6%

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Grouping Base Year (2022) Participation Rate
 Tertiary (17-21) 112 23%
Source: School Based Management

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B. Number and Location of Schools by Type and Facilities
Barangay Anislagan has one (1) public Elementary School situated at Purok 3 with an area of 14,000 square meters. It has facilities such as library,
sports facilities, administrative office, comfort rooms and playground.
Table No. 40
Name, Location, Type and Facilities
of Schools by Level
Barangay ANISLAGAN
SY 2021 -2022
Area Type Facilities
Occupied Pub Pri Lab. Lib- Adm. Comfort Play- Others
School Location (sqm.) - - Sho rary Sports Office Clinic Rooms ground (specify)
Lic Vat p
e
Purok 3, 14,000 sqms
Anislagan Elementary Anislagan,
/ 0 0 / / / 0 / / 0
Nabuntran,
DDO

C. Other Educational Statistics
i. Total Enrolment (past 3 school year
Table below shows the historical enrollment for the past three (3) School Years. It shows an increasing trend of enrollment where it recorded a total
enrolment of 112, 114, and 123 for the SY 2019-2020, SY 2020-2021 and SY 2021-2022, respectively.
Table No. 41
Historical Enrolment for the Past Three (3) School Years
Barangay ANISLAGAN
School SY 2019-2020 SY 2020-2021 SY 2021-2022
M F Total M F Total Increase/ M F Total Increase/
Decrease Decrease
Anislagan 58 54 112 51 63 114 Increase 56 67 123 Increase
Elementary
School 2 9
ii. Student-Teacher and Student-Classroom Ratio
For SY 2021-2022, Anislagan Elementary School posted a total enrolment of 132 handled by 7 teachers. Relatively, this figure yielded a student-
teacher ratio and student-classroom ratio of 18.86:1. This means that there were 19 students for every 1 teacher and classroom, which is at par of national
standard of 1:30.

Table No. 42
Student-Teacher and Student-Classroom Ratio
Barangay Anislagan
SY 2021-2022
School Number of Students Number of Teachers Number of Student-Teacher Student-Classroom
M F Total M F Total Classrooms Ratio Ratio
Anislagan
Elementary 58 74 132 2 5 7 7 18.86:1 18.86:1
School

4.7.4 Housing
A. Number of Housing Units, by type of building and construction materials
As shown on the table no. 43 below, it shows that out of 315 households, there are
303 households living in single houses, 7 duplex, 1 multi-Unit and 4 Commercial type
building.
Table No. 43
HOUSING UNITS BY TYPE OF BUILDING, NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS IN
EACH
HOUSING UNIT
2022
T y pe o f B u i l d i n g
Purok Single Duplex Multi-Unit Commercial Institutional Other
House Residential / Living Housing
(3 units or Industrial/ Quarters Unit
more) Agricultural
1 39 0 0 1 0 0
2 74 0 0 0 0 0
3 102 7 0 2 0 0
4 88 0 1 1 0 0
Total 303 7 1 4 0 0
Source: Barangay
As shown on the table no. 44 below, it shows the magnitude and proportion of the
number of households using the type of roofing materials in the main house. There were 314
households or equivalent to 99.68% whose housing units are with roofing materials made of
strong materials, while only 1 household or 0.32% with light materials.
Table No. 44
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF ROOFING MATERIALS
USED IN THE MAIN HOUSE
Number of Number of Households
Type of Roofing Materials
households Magnitude* Proportion**
ANISLAGAN 315
Strong materials (e.g. galvanized iron
aluminum tile, concrete, brick, stone, 314 99.68%
asbestos)
Light materials (e.g. cogon nipa anahaw) 1 0.32%
Salvaged/makeshift materials (e.g. tarpaulin -
tent)
Mixed but predominantly strong materials -
Mixed but predominantly light materials -
Mixed but predominantly salvaged materials -

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2022
Source: Barangay
As to exterior walls of the house, 213 households or equivalent to 67.62% are with
housing units whose walls made of strong materials, 76 or 24.13% are with light materials,
5.08% mixed but predominantly strong materials, 2.85% mixed but predominantly lights
materials while only 1 household with walls made of salvaged/makeshift materials.
Table No. 45
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE EXTERIOR WALLS OF THE HOUSE
Barangay Anislagan
Construction materials of wall*
Number of
Barangay
households
Magnitude* Proportion**
Anislagan 315
Strong materials (e.g. aluminum tile concrete,
213 67.62%
brick, stone, wood, plywood, asbestos)
Light materials (e.g.bamboo sawali cogon,
76 24.13%
nipa, anahaw)
Salvaged/makeshift materials 1 0.32%
Mixed but predominantly strong materials 16 5.08%
Mixed but predominantly light materials 9 2.85%
Mixed but predominantly salvaged materials -
2022
Source: Barangay
B. Tenure Status of the House and Lot
As to tenure status of house/lot, 191 households or 60.63% own or owner-like

possession of house and lot, 28.25% own house rent-free lot with consent of the owner,
7.30% rent free house and lot with consent of the owner, 1.90% rent house/room including
lot, 1.28% rent-free house and lot without the consent of the owner while only 1 household
both own house rent lot and own house rent-free lot without the consent of the water.
Table No. 46
HOUSEHOLDS BY TENURE STATUS OF HOUSE/LOT
Barangay Anislagan
2022
Number of Tenure status*
Barangay
Anislagan 315
Own or owner-like possession of house and lot 191 60.63%
Rent house/room including lot 6 1.90%
Own house rent lot 1 0.32%
Own house rent-free lot with consent of owner 89 28.25%
Own house rent-free lot without consent of owner 1 0.32%
Rent-free house and lot with consent of owner 23 7.30%

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Rent-free house and lot without consent of owner 4 1.28%
Living in a public space with rent - -
Living in a public space without rent - -
Source: Barangay
As shown on the table no. 47 below, it shows that there are only 16 number of
informal settlers present in the Barangay which is only located at Purok 3, Anislagan with a
proportion of 5.08%.
Table No. 47
Number of Informal Settlers/Squatters
Barangay Anislagan
2022
number of households who are squatters*
Purok
Anislagan 315
Purok 3 16 5.08%
Source: Barangay
C. Sources of Drinking Water
As shown on the table no. 48 below, it shows the magnitude and proportion of
households using the source of potable water supply. It shows that 246 households or 78.09%
are consumers of the Anislagan Water System Association who are level III users, 37
households shared faucet community water system, 2.86% uses dug well and 2.22% used
tubed/piped shallow well.
Table No. 48
Number of Households by Source of Potable Water Supply
Barangay Anislagan
2022
number of Source of drinking water*

Barangay
Anislagan 315
Own use faucet community water
system (Anislagan Water System 246 78.09%
Association)
Shared faucet community water system 37 11.75%
Own use tubed/piped deep well -
Shared tubed/piped deep well -
Tubed/piped shallow well (e.g. Poso
7 2.22%
Artesian well etc)
Dug well (e.g. balon) 9 2.86%
Protected spring -

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Unprotected spring -
Lake river rain, and others -
Peddler -
Bottled water (purified distilled mineral) 16 5.08%
Source: Barangay
D. Fuel Used for Cooking
As to kind of fuel used for cooking, 223 households or 70.80% used wood, 23.80%
LPG, 2.86% electricity and 2.54% used charcoal.
Table No. 49
Household by Kind of Fuel Used for Cooking
Barangay Anislagan
2022
Type of Fuel Used No. of Households Percentage (%)

Electricity 9 2.86%
Liquified Petroleum Gas ( LPG ) 75 23.80%
Charcoal/Coal 8 2.54%
Wood 223 70.80%
Kerosene 0
Agricultural crops residues 0
Animal dung 0
Straws/Shrubs/Grass 0
Others 0
Total 315 100.00
Source: Barangay
E. Households with Access to Electricity
Table below shows that 252 households which constitutes 80% of the total
households have access to electricity through NORDECO, while only few are using solar,
battery and other sources of electricity.
Table No. 50
Households with Access to Electricity
Barangay Anislagan
2022
number of Source of electricity*

Barangay households with
access to electricity Magnitude* Proportion**
Anislagan 315
electric company 252 80%
Generator - -
Solar 28 8.89%

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Battery 1 0.32%
Others 34 10.79%
Source: Barangay

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4.7.5 Employment and Income
A. Employment Distribution by Sector
As to type of entrepreneurial activity, 29.84% of the total households engaged in crop

farming and gardening, 11.43% engaged in wholesale/retail, while few are engaged in
livestock/poultry, engaged in transportation, social & personal service, engaged in construction
and in mining and quarrying. Meanwhile, largest percentage are those engaged other than those
specified in the table.
Table No. 51
Households by Type of Entrepreneurial Activity
Barangay Anislagan
2022
Households’ entrepreneurial
Number of
Type of Entrepreneurial Activity activity*
households
Magnitude* Proportion**
Anislagan 315
engaged in crop farming and gardening 94 29.84%
engaged in livestock/poultry 19 6.03%
engaged in fishing 0 -
engaged in forestry 0 -
engaged in wholesale/retail 36 11.43%
engaged in manufacturing 0 -
engaged in community, social & personal
0 -
service
engaged in transportation, storage &
14 4.44%
communication
engaged in mining & quarrying 4 1.27%
engaged in construction 6 1.90%
other activities nec 142 45.08%
Source: Barangay Anislagan
B. Number of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)
As shown on the table no. 52 below, it shows that there eighteen (18) OFW’s in our
Barangay, 3 of this are males and 15 are females.
Table No. 52
Number of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Total No. of OFWs
Purok
Male Female Total
1 1 0 1
2 1 1 2
3 0 8 8
4 1 6 7

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Total 3 15 18
Source: Barangay
B. Wealth or Income Status of Households
As to monthly household income, most of the households or 24.76% are having a

monthly income ranging between 5,000-7,999.00, it was followed by 18.10% whose
income ranging 2,000-4,999.00 and 12.06% whose income ranging 1,999 and below.
However, there are few whose income is above the poverty threshold.
Table No. 53
Monthly Household Income
Barangay Anislagan
2022
Monthly Household Income (in Pesos)
1,999 20,000 Total
Purok & 2,000 – 5,000 – 8,000 – 11,000 14,000 17,000 &
below 4,999 7,999 10,999 – – – above
13,999 16,999 19,999
1 2 3 4 3 4 4 6 10 36
2 1 6 14 16 10 2 2 8 59
3 30 40 50 10 6 5 7 0 148
4 5 8 10 15 14 6 6 8 72
Total 38 57 78 44 34 17 21 26 315
% 12.06 18.10 24.76 13.97 10.79 5.40 6.67 8.25
equivalent 100
Source: Barangay
4.7.6 Recreation and Sports Facilities
A. Type, number and location of sports recreational facilities
As shown on the table no. 54 below, it shows that the existing sports facilities owned by
barangay is only Basketball Court, which is in good physical condition.
Table No. 54
Existing Sports and Recreational Facilities
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Type of Location Lot Area Ownership Physical Condition

Facility (sq.m.) (Good, Poor, Critical)
Basketball Purok 2, Anislagan, 900 sqmts. Barangay owned good
Court Nabunturan, DDO
Source: Barangay

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4.7.7 Protective Services
A. Barangay Security Force and Volunteers
There are two (2) types of security force and volunteer present in the barangay, the 13
CVOs who have available equipment such as batota, flashlights, boots and handcuffs while the
BDRRMC members have spine board, emergency kit, handheld radio, flashlights, megaphone
and wheel chair. Both of these equipments are in good and usable condition.
Table No. 55
Barangay Security Force & Volunteer by Type of Services
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Number of the Force Facilities/Equipment Condition of

Volunteer/Staff Facilities/equipment
13 - CVO’s Batuta, flashlight, boots, Good, usable
handcuffs
64 - BDRRMC Members Spine board, emergency kit, Good, usable
hand-held radio, flashlights,
megaphone, wheel chair,
B. Types and Volume of Crime
As shown on the table no. 56 below, it shows that there are only five (5) cases filed in the
Barangay for the year 2022. All of these cases are pertaining to demand for the payment of
obligation.
Table No. 56
Types and Volume of Crime
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Type of Crime Number of Crimes Proportion
Total Male Female Total Male Female
Theft 0
Robbery 0
Rape 0
Physical Injury 0
Carnapping
Cattle Rustling 0
Other Crime
Demand for payment of
5 4 2 100% 80% 20%
Obligation

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Total 5 4 2 100% 80% 20%
Source: Barangay
C. Fire Incidence for the Last 5 Years and Response Time
As shown on the table no. 57 below, it shows that there is no fire incidence occurred in
the barangay from year 2018 to 2022.
Table No. 57
Fire Incidence for the last 5 Years
and Response Time
Barangay Anislagan
Year Location Origin Cause Response Time

None
Source: BFP

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5. LOCAL ECONOMY
5.1. The Primary Sector
5.1.1 Agricultural Crops
A. Existing Major Agricultural Crops by Area
Table below shows that largest percentage of land area in the barangay is devoted for agriculture. Of the total agricultural area, 77.16% is being planted with
coconut, 36.31% planted with banana, and 27.23% with fruit trees while the rest are planted with vegetable, root crops, corn and mungben/peanut. As to production, banana
produced 1,600 tons valued at 16,000,000.00; 1,050 tons fruit trees valued at 10,500,000.00; 637.5 tons coconut valued at 11,475,000.00, while for mungbean/peanut it produced
only 4 tons valued at 40,000.00 only. Most of the farmers in the barangay are engaged in coconut farming while only few for mungbean/peanut.
Table No. 58
Existing Major Agricultural Crops by Area
Production and Market,
Year 2022
Major Crops Barangay Area Production Product Market No. of No. of Type of Existing Agricultural Support
(Location) Farmers Tenants Farming Facilities
Has. % Total Volume Value Local Export Technology Pre-harvest Post-harvest
(% utilization) (by tons)
1. Rice Anislagan
- Irrigated 0
2. Vegetable 13 2.36 312.00 3,120,000.00 x 44 23 Diversified
3. Coconut 425 77.16 637.5 11,475,000.00 x 180 60 Diversified
4. Fruit Trees 150 27.23 1,050 10,500,000.00 x 60 26 Diversified
5. Banana 200 36.31 1,600 16,000,000.00 x 70 45 Diversified
6. Root Crops 14 2.54 42 420,000.00 x 33 17 Diversified
7. Corn 24 4.36 192 1,920,000.00 x 43 25 Diversified
8. Mungbean/peanut 2 0.36 4 40,000.00 x 15 8 Diversified
Source: MAGRO
Assumptions:
Anislagan: Total land area = 550.83 ha.
Rice- area x ave./hec (volume) x 2 croppings a year x 1000 x P17 per kilo (5mt/4.7mt)
Vegetables: area x ave./hec. (volume) x 3 cropping per year x 100 x P10 per kilo (8mt)
Coconut: area x ave/hec. (volume) x 1000 x P18 per kilo (1.5 mt)
Coco sap/syrup-200 hills x 300 days x 4 liter per tree per day…divide/convert to kgs. =1 liter=1 kg=240,000 kgs. Corn - area x ave./hec. (volume) x 2 croppings a year x 1000 x P11 per kilo (4mt)
Fruit trees-area x ave./hec. (volume) x 1000 x P15 per kilo (7 mt) Root Crops - area x ave./hec. (volume)x 1000 x P10 per kilo (3mt)

Banana-area x ave./hec. (volume) x 1000 x P10 per kilo (8mt) Mungbean/peanut-area x volume x 2 croppings x 1000 x P25 per kilo
5.1.2 Livestock and Poultry
A. Number and Volume of production by type of Livestock and Poultry
As shown on the table no. 59 below, it shows the existing livestock and poultry farms and its production. As to livestock, the barangay has 550
heads of pig, 44 heads goat, and only 19 heads cattle. Poultry such as chicken both native and broiler and ducks are also present in the barangay.
Table No. 59
Existing Livestock and Poultry Farms
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Production
Type Livestock Area (has.) No. of Heads Classification Volume Per Ton Value Php. Product Market Number of Tenants
1. Pig 550 165 14,850,000.00
2. Cattle 19 3.8 456,000.00
3. Goat 44 1.32 158,400.00
Poultry
1. Chicken
Native-meat 500 1 75,000.00
Native-egg 500 0.568182 2,272.73
Broiler- meat 12500 62.5 4,687,500.00
Layer-eggs 0 -
2. Ducks meat 260 1.04 52,000.00
3. Itik-eggs 0
Source: MAGRO
Assumption:
Pig-heads x 100 kg x 3 cropping x P90 per kilo
Cattle-heads x 200 kg x P120 per kilo
Goat-heads x 30 kg x P120
Native chicken meat-heads x 1 kg x 2 cropping x P75per kilo
Native chicken egg-heads (50% hen) x 10 eggs per hen x 5 cropping divided by 22 eggs per killo (P4 per egg)
Broiler meat-heads x 1 kg x 5 cropping x P75
Layer egg-heads x 75% layed eggs per day x 365 days divided by 18 eggs per kilo (P5 per egg)
Duck meat-heads x 2 kg x 2 cropping x P50 per kilo
Itik eggs-heads x 85% layed eggs x 300 days divided by 18 eggs per kilo (P5 per egg)

B. Current and Projected Food Production vs. Food Consumption
As shown on the table no. 60 below, it shows the current and projected food production vs. food consumption. It shows that the barangay has
a deficiency on dried beans, nuts and seeds, and eggs. Fish and poultry products recorded a deficiency also from the year 2015-2019, however, it
incurs a high surplus from the year 2020 until 2023 due to the establishment of poultry in the same period.
Table No. 60
BALANCE SHEET
CURRENT and PROJECTED FOOD PRODUCTION vs. FOOD CONSUMPTION
(in kilogram)
Barangay Anislagan
Population 1,156 1,182 1,208 1,235 1,263 1,291 1,320 1,350 1,380
Food Items 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Cereal and
Cereal Products
Production 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000
Consumption (124 kg) 143,344 146,568 149,792 153,140 156,612 160,084 163,680 167,400 171,120
Surplus/Deficit 56,656 53,432 50,208 46,860 43,388 39,916 36,320 32,600 28,880
Sugars and Syrups
Production 372,000 372,000 372,000 384,000 384,000 384,000 504,000 504,000 504,000
Consumption (70 kg) 80,920 82,740 84,560 86,450 88,410 90,370 92,400 94,500 96,600
Surplus/Deficit 291,080 289,260 287,440 297,550 295,590 293,630 411,600 409,500 407,400
Starchy roots and tubers
Production 1,136,000 1,193,000 1,313,000 1,425,000 1,473,000 1,633,000 1,633,000 1,633,000 1,633,000
Consumption (60 kg) 69,360 70,920 72,480 74,100 75,780 77,460 79,200 81,000 82,800
Surplus/Deficit 1,066,640 1,122,080 1,240,520 1,350,900 1,397,220 1,555,540 1,553,800 1,552,000 1,550,200
Vegetables
Production 240,000 240,000 240,000 240,000 240,000 264,000 264,000 264,000 264,000
Consumption (39 kg) 45,084 46,098 47,112 48,165 49,257 50,349 51,480 52,650 53,820
Surplus/Deficit 194,616 193,902 192,888 191,835 190,743 213,651 212,520 211,350 210,280

Fruits
Production 308,000 322,000 350,000 350,000 357,000 357,000 357,000 357,000 357,000
Consumption (28 kg) 32,368 33,096 33,824 345,80 35,364 36,148 36,960 37,800 38,640
Surplus/Deficit 275,632 288,904 316,176 315,420 321,636 320,852 320,040 319,200 318,360
Dried Beans, Nuts and Seeds
Production 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000
Consumption (4 kg) 4,624 4,728 4,832 4,940 5,052 5,164 5,280 5,400 5,520
Surplus/Deficit (624) (728) (832) (940) (1,052) (1,164) (1,280) (1,400) (1,520)
Milk and Milk Products

Production
Consumption (16 kg)
Surplus/Deficit
Eggs
Production 1,541 1,648 1,639 1,773 1,477 1,651 1,591 1,591 1,648
Consumption (4 kg) 4,624 4,728 4,832 4,940 5,052 5,164 5,280 5,400 5,520
Surplus/Deficit (3,083) (3,080) (3,193) (3,167) (3,575) (3,513) (3,686) (3,809) (3,872)
Fish, Meat and Poultry
Production 25,622 29,370 34,824 40,912 58,488 258,370 212,240 212,240 212,240
Consumption (54 kg) 62,424 63,823 65,232 66,690 68,202 69,714 71,280 72,900 74,520
Surplus/Deficit (36,802) (34,458) (30,408) (25,788) (9,714) 188,656 140,960 139,340 137,720
Miscellaneous
Production
Consumption ( kg)
Surplus/Deficit
Source: MAGRO

5.1.3 Fisheries
a. Existing Fishing Ground and Aquaculture Productions
As shown on the table no. 61 below, it shows the existing fishing grounds and aquaculture productions by value. Sources of fishing ground of
the barangay are from river and fishponds which both in 2022 produced 1 tons valued at 100,000.00.
Table No. 61
Existing Fishing Grounds and Aquaculture Productions
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Barangay Production Post-Harvest Facilities Product

Fishing Grounds Market
Volume Value Type Number Capacity Status
(tons)
Inland Anislagan
1. River 1 100,000.00
2. Lakes
3. Fishponds/ 1 100,000.00
Cages
Source: MAGRO

5.1.4 Agricultural Support Facilities
a. Existing Agricultural Support Facilities and Services
As shown on the table no. 62 below, it shows that Barangay has no existing agricultural
support facilities and services.
Table No. 62
Existing Agricultural Support Facilities and Services
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Support Location Number % Type/Capacity/ Remarks

Facilities Utilization Service Area (whether operational, needs
repair, etc.)
Source: MAGRO

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5.2 The Secondary Sector
5.2.1Tourism
A. Tourism Assets
As shown on the table no. 63 below, it shows the Inventory of Tourism Establishments found in the Barangay. Two (2) tourist attractions are found in
barangay Anislagan, namely: the Nabunturan Chicken Farm engaged in poultry raising specifically native chicken, and the watershed located in Purok 3
which fits for nature lover.
Table No. 63
Inventory of Tourism Establishments
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Type of Accommodation
Name of
Area Tourism Type No. of
Tourist Barangay Description No. of Visitors Name of Owner
(ha) Products and Rooms
Attraction
Services
1. Nabunturan Purok-2, 2 has. Livestock Poultry Farm Raising, Free 500 more or less Function 1 Alejandro
Chicken Anislagan Range Native Chicken for Hall Corinales
Farm order, for delivery to far
places
Purok 3, 10.04 Environment Planting, Nurturing of 100 more or less

2. Water Shed Anislagan has Native and Fruits trees Ancestral Domain,
Area inside the 10.04 has to Anislagan
sustain the source of water
in the water shed area.
Source: Tourism Office

6. INFRASTRUCTURE, UTILITIES, FACILITIES
6.1 Inventory of Roads by Classification
As shown on the table no. 64 below, it shows the inventory of roads by classification.
Barangay Anislagan has a total road length of 11.27 kms. broken down as: national road
(secondary)-1.1231 kms., provincial road-2.5379 kms., and barangay roads-7.609 kms. As to
road surface, all barangay roads have a gravel road surface, provincial road concrete and some
portions are gravel, while national road is concrete.
Table No. 64
Inventory of Roads by Classification
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2021
Road Name, Road ID Road C- Road Road Surface

& Administrative Length Wa Righ Paved Unpaved
Classification (Km.) y t of Concrete Asphalt Gravel Earth fill
Wid Way Leng % Leng % Length % Lengt %
th Widt th th (Km) h
(m) h (Km) (Km (Km)
(m) )
A. National Road
Secondary
(Nabunturan-Mainit 1.1231 - 30 1.123 100 - - - - - -
Park 1
Road)
B. Provincial
Road
Cabidianan – 2.5379 - 15 1.296 51.07 - - 1.2419 48.93 - -
Anislagan- Manat
C. Barangay
Roads
Road ID: 1.2502 3 - - - 1.2502 100 - -
1182090010001
Road Name:
Anislagan-1
Road ID: 0.6427 3 - - - - - 0.6427 100 - -
1182090010002
Road Name:
Anislagan-2
Road ID: 0.5613 3 - - - - - 0.5613 100 - -
1182090010003
Road Name:
Anislagan-3
Road ID: 1.7245 3 - - - - - 1.7245 100 - -
1182090010004
Road Name:
Anislagan-4
Road ID: 0.1614 3 - - - - - 0.1614 100 - -
1182090010005
Road Name:
Anislagan-5
Road ID: 0.2883 4 - - - - - 0.2883 100 - -

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1182090010006
Road Name:
Anislagan-6
Road ID: 1.5321 5.7 - - - - - 1.5321 100 - -
1182090010007
Road Name:
Anislagan-7
Road ID: 1.4485 3 - - - - - 1.4485 100
1182090010008
Road Name:
Anislagan-8
Total (Barangay 7.609 - - - -
Road)
Total (Provincial 2.5379 - - - -
Road)
Total (National Road) 1.1231 - - - -
Grand Total (All 11.27
Roads)
Source: Local Road Network Team-LGU Nabunturan, Davao de Oro (April 30, 2021)
6.2 Inventory of Bridges by Classification
As shown on the table no. 65 below, it shows that barangay has no bridge/s along
along all types of roads
Table No. 65
Existing Bridges, Location and Type of Construction Materials Used
Barangay Anislagan
2022
Re-
Location Type of Construction Materials marks
Bridge Name Concrete Steel Wood Others /
(Bailey) Gener
L W LC L W LC L W L L W L al
C C Condi
-
tion
Bridges along
PROVINCIAL
ROADS:
Source: Barangay
Legend: L - Length (in lineal meters)
W - Width (in meters)
LC - Load Capacity (in metric tons)
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6.3 Irrigation System
As shown on the table no. 66 below, it shows that barangay has no existing water
irrigation system.
Table No. 66
Water Irrigation System
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Irrigation Year Type of Type of Area Hazard Susceptibility (H/M/L)

System Constructed ownership Irrigation served FL TC EQ V LN T SU O
(has) O S
Source: MAGRO
6.4 Waste Disposal System
As to manner of garbage disposal, 80% of the households answered that their waste is
being segregated and collected, while others dumped their waste to closed pit, composted,
burned and dumped to open pit.
Table No. 67
Household by Usual Manner of Garbage Disposal
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
Usual Manner of Garbage Disposal Number of Percent to Total

Households
315
1. Garbage collected 252 80%
2. Garbage burned 50 16%
3. Garbage composted 58 18%
4. Garbage recycled 88 28%
5. Garbage segregated 252 80%
6. Garbage dumped to closed pit 81 26%
7. Garbage dumped to open pit 19 6%
8. Garbage throw in river 0 0
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6.5 Cemetery and Memorial Parks, Sacred Places
As shown on the table no. 68 below, it shows that Barangay owned a 2,377 sqm for
Cemetery Site which is located at Purok 2, Anislagan.
Table No. 68
Cemetery/Memorial Parks
Year 2022
Name Location Ownership Owner Area

Public Private
Anislagan Purok 2, / Barangay Anislagan 2,377 sqm.
Cemetery Anislagan,
Nabunturan,
DDO
6.6 Public Market
As shown on the table no. 69 below, it shows that Barangay Anislagan has no Public
Market.
Table No. 69
Public Market
Year 2022
Name Location Ownership Owner Area

Public Private
None
Source: Barangay

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7. LOCAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPABILITY
7.1 Local Government Structure
7.1.1 Organizational Structure
BARANGAY ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
PUNONG BARANGAY
Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer Sangguniang Barangay Members
Child Barangay Barangay VAWC Desk BARANGAY LUPONG

Development Nutrition Health Officer TANODS TAGAPAMAYAPA
Teacher Scholar Workers
Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Peace & Order Barangay Anti-Drug

Dengue Task Nutrition Development Committee (BPOC) Abuse Council
Force (BDTF) Council (BNC) Council (BDC) (BADAC)
Barangay Ecological Solid Barangay Fisheries &

Barangay Disaster Risk Barangay Council for the
Waste Management Council Aquatic Resources
Reduction Comm. Protection of Children
(BESWMC) Management Comm.
(BDRRMC) (BCPC)
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Council of Barangay Physical Fitness & Barangay Reform Sangguniang
Women Sports Dev. Council (BPFSDC) Committee (BARC) Kabataan
Solo Parent Council of

Persons with Senior Citizen’s
Women
Disabilities
7.2 Local Fiscal Management
7.2.1 Status of Financial Health

Table below shows the barangays revenue and expenditures for the years 2018-2022. It
shows that there is an increasing trend of income and so with the expenditures. From the year
2018-2022, the barangay has incurred a surplus form these periods.
Table No. 70
BARANGAY GOVERNMENT REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
Barangay Anislagan
CY 2018 -2022
YEAR REVENUE EXPENDITURES SURPLUS/DEFICIT

2018 1,785,457.73 1,260,258.69 457,877.94
2019 1,999,691.94 1,507,642.48 418,923.46
2020 2,296,009.64 1,725,097.87 476,416.92
2021 2,422,020.21 2,134,241.41 159,173.25
2022 3,384,812.97 3,791,382.62 522,344.75
As shown on the table no.71 below, it shows the approved budget for the last five (5)
years from 2018 to 2022. It shows that as the income increases, the budget also increases.
Table No. 71
BARANGAY BUDGET FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS

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Barangay Anislagan
CY 2018 -2022
YEAR BUDGET
2018 Php. 1,777,152.00

2019 1,953,250.00
2020 2,223,809.00
2021 2,380,237.00
2022 3,387,894.00
Source: Barangay
7.2.2 Revenues by Source
Table below reveals that biggest part of the income of the barangay comes from the IRA
while sources of the local income are come from non-tax revenue-operating and service income,
real property tax and local taxes. It shows that barangay Anislagan is IRA dependent.
Table No. 72
Distribution of Revenues by Source
Barangay Anislagan
CY 2022
SOURCE YEAR
A. Tax Revenue 2022
a. Real Property Tax 20,519.90
b. Local Taxes 7,044.43
B. Non-Tax Revenue
1. Earnings and other credits:
a. Government Business Operation 0
b. Operating & Service Income 52,354.64
2. Other Incomes
a. Loans & borrowings 0
a.1 Domestic 0
a.2 Foreign 0
b. Other Revenue 0
C. Miscellaneous Income 0
C. Aids and Allotments
1. IRA Allotments 3,304,894.00
2. Natural Aids (Subsidy from LGU) 22,000.00
D. Others
TOTAL REVENUE Php. 3,406,812.97
7.2.3 Expenditure by Object

As shown on the table no.73 below, it shows the expenditure by object, under General
Administration like Personal Services or wages, etc. and Government Finances or withdrawal of
available cash for planned projects and activities.
Table No. 73
Expenditure by Object
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CY 2022
OBJECT AMOUNT
A. General Government
1. General Administration Php. 1,268,846.29
2. Government Finance 2,113,617.75
B. Public Welfare & Internal Safety
1. Adjudication
2. Protective Services
3. Social Improvement
C. Economic Development
D. Operating of Economic Enterprise
E. Other Charges
TOTAL Php. 3,382,464.04
Source: Barangay

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6.3 Development Legislation
6.3.1 Inventory of Resolutions/Ordinances passed
As shown on the table no.74 below, it shows the number of Ordinances and Resolution
passed and approved by the Sangguniang Barangay Members during its regular and special
Session. For the year 2022, the barangay passed 30 resolutions of which 8 of this classified as for
environment while others institutional, infrastructure and social.
Table No. 74
Ordinances Enacted and Resolutions Passed, by Classification
Barangay Anislagan
Year 2022
RESOLUTION SECTOR TITLE OF RESOLUTION
CLASSIFICAT
ION
No.01 Environment Endorsing the barangay Water Source located at P3-Anislagan, Nab. DDO to be
declared as Protected Water shed area and prioritized for intervention under the
barangay watershed protection and Mgt. Program of the Province as Project
Target for the CY 2022
No. 01-A Institutional BDC Res. Adopting and Endorsing the FY 2023 Annual Investments Program
No. 01-B Institutional BDC Res. Adopting and Endorsing the Mandated/respective plans for 2023
No. 01-C Institutional Brgy. Council Res. Approving the FY Annual Investments Program
No. 01-D Institutional Brgy. Council Res. Approving the mandated/respective plans for 2023
No. 02 Social Expressing the full support of the upcoming limited pilot face to face classes of
Anislagan Elementary School, Anislagan, Nabunturan, DDO Amidst the threat
of COVID-19 Pandemic.
No. 03 Infrastructure Earnestly and Respectfully Requesting Dir. Abel James Monte Agudo, Regional
Director, Department of Agriculture Regional Officer, Davao City for
concreting of Barangay Road from Purok 2-Anislagan to Purok 1-Mainit,
Nabunturan, DDO.
No.04 Institutional Supplemental Budget No. 01 of Brgy. Anislagan, Nabunturan, DDO in the
amount of (Php. 580,824.65) for the operation of thr Barangay Government for
the CY 2022.
No. 05 Institutional An Ordinance implementing Supplemental Budget No. 01, series of 2022
amounting to (Php. 580,824.65)
No.06 Environment Declaring Savings frm BDRRM Fund worth (Php. 431,955.45)
No. 07 Social Requesting Hon. Ruwel Peter Gonzaga, 2nd District Representative, DDO for
allocation of funds for the construction of Senior Citizens Bldg. of Brgy.
Anislagan, Nab. DDO.
No. 08 Institutional Requesting Hon. Ruwel Peter Gonzaga, 2nd District Representative, DDO for
allocation of funds for the construction of Administrative Hall of Brgy.
Anislagan, Nab. DDO.
No. 09 Environment Adopting the Barangay Water Shed Management Program and Creating the
Barangay Water Shed Management Committee.
No. 10 Environment Authorizing Hon. Leopoldo B. Lamisajan, Punong Barangay to signa the MOA
for the Barangay Water Shed Program for and in behalf of the Brgy Local Govt.
Unit of Anislagan
No. 10-A Environment Declaring the Establishment of ECO-Park located at Purok 3, Anislagan,
Nabunturan, DDO
No. 10-B Environment Declaring the Establishment of Forest Park located at the mountainous area of
Purok 3, Anislagan, Nabunturan, DDO
No. 10-C Environment Approving the Adopt a Tree Program of Barangay Anislagan, Nabunturan,
DDO.
No. 10-D Environment Adopting the Greening and Beautification Program of of Brgy Anislagan,
Nabunturan, DDO.
No. 11 Institutional Allocating funds for Attorney’s Fees
No. 12 Environment Ordinance/Resolution for Adopt a Tree Program
No. 13 Social Expressing Deep Sympathy and Condolences to the Bereaved Family of the
Late Rubina Grancia Polinio, BHW of Brgy. Anislagan, Nabunturan, DDO who

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passed away last September 16, 2022.
No. 14 Institutional Authorizing Punong Barangay Leopoldo B. Lamisajan to commence the filing
of civil case for and on behalfof the Local Governement of Barangay Anislagan,
as Co-Plaintiff for nullity of Extra Judicial Settlement of the Estate of deceased
spouses Rodolfo G. Kudera Sr. and Erlinda Pilones Kudera with sale as per Doc.
No. 482, page 97, Book 11, Series of 2020 executed before Notary Public Atty.
Jonathan O. Tabugon with prayer for the removal/cancellation and adverse
claim as per entry No. 2021003617 on TCT No. T-37210 as well as to sign the
verification and certification of Non forum shopping pertaining thereto.
No. 15 Infrastructure Allocation of Funds for payment of Barangay Site survey, under Secuya area.
No. 16 Institutional Augmentation of Funds for TEV, etc. in the amount of (PHP. 124,232.40)
No. 17 Institutional Executive Order No. 33, Re-Organization of BDRRM Committee
No. 17-A Environment Adopting the BDRRM Plan
No. 18 Approving Contingency Plan
No. 18-A Social Earnestly Requesting President Ferdinand E. Marcos Jr. through the Secretary of
the Department of Budget and management (DBM) Hon. Amenah F.
Pangandaman to allocate Funds intended for the project, Installation of Solar
Led Street Light from Barangay Anislagan, Nabunturan, DDO.
No. 19 Social Earnestly Requesting Hon. Mayor, Myrocel C. Balili, MDRRMC Chairman and
Ms. Alma Delia C. Besana, MSWDO to allocate funds for financial assistance to
fire victim of Purok 3, Anislagan, Nabunturan, DDO.
No. 20 Institutional Appropriation Ordinance No. 01, Appropriating the amount of (Php.
2,910,484.00)
Source: Barangay
7.4 BLGU-CSO-Private Sector Linkages
As shown on the table no.75 below, it shows the number of Organization present in
the Barangay with its membership affiliation and services offered.
Table No. 75
Civil Society/Non-Government/People’s/Community and Civic Organizations
Barangay Anislagan
CY 2022
Name of Organization Membership/Affiliation Services/PPAs
Anislagan Multi-Purpose Cooperative Development Lending, Buy and Sell, Sari-

Cooperative (AMPC) Authority Sari Store, Boarding House
Anislagan Consumers Cooperative Development Sari-sari Store
Cooperative (ACC) Authority
Farmers Organization Department of Labor & Seminars & Training
Employment
AWASA Potable source of water
DAYONG/Mortuary Financial Assistance
Group
Source: Barangay

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III - COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE PLAN
1. BARANGAY VISION AND MISSION

1.1 Vision Statement
Barangay Anislagan for the year 2025 will become an Agri-Cultural Tourism, ecologically-
balanced and eco-friendly, disaster resilient, progressive economy, empowered women, self-
reliant, GOD fearing and peaceful community governed by committed leaders.
1.2 Mission Statement

To implement plan, projects, and activities that would develop to the spiritual, social and
economic, cultural and political development of the Community and encourage populace to be
participative, cooperative and responsive to achieve the desired development and progress.
2. SECTORAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
2.1 Economic
Goal: To improve the living condition of the people in the barangay by the year 2025
Objectives:
 To achieve economic stability and increase the standard of living.
 To generate more local income
 To promote industrial development in the Barangay
 To Organized farm Tourism Operators and Established linkages
2.2 Social
Goal: To ensure and enable policy environment for inclusive growth, poverty reduction,
convergence of service delivery, maximized synergies and active multistakeholder participation.
Objectives:
 To reduce annual morbidity and mortality rates of infectious and non-
communicable diseases.
 To increase awareness on the ill effects of illegal drugs
 To have a well-equipped and committed youth leaders
 To give utmost importance to the vulnerable groups
2.3 Environment
Goal: To have a resilient, safe and sound community for the year 2025
Objectives:
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 To encourage constituents to participate in the tree planting and tree growing
activity.
 To have a well-equipped responder by providing them seminars & training
 To ensure clean waterways, free from vegetation and scouring
2.4 Infrastructure
Goal: To improve public facilities for public safety
Objectives:
 To provide accessible and passable roads and bridges
 To provide standards buildings structures
 To conduct yearly monitoring of projects
2.5 Institutional Development
Goal: To have an effective and efficient administration
Objectives:
 To attain financial sufficiency and stability
 To implement programs, projects and activities being planned
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IV – SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS
1. ECONOMIC SECTOR
1.1 Agriculture
a. Existing Situation/Introduction
Barangay Anislagan has area of 550.8340 hectares more or less in which 365 hectares are
used for agriculture. Main occupation of the people is farming; growing crops and raising
livestock. The Major crops planted is coconut, calamansi, other products are banana, fruit trees,
vegetables and cacao which is in demand of the market today. Livestock raised are carabao, goat,
fowls and dogs. Populace who has no area will work as laborers of the aforementioned farmers.
.
b. Situational Analysis
Farmers income is insufficient due to low cost of buying and high-cost of farm supplies
like fertilizer, labor etc. Farmers also lack knowledge on how to sustain stability of good harvest,
lack of seeds/seedling, there is also a problem in livestock raising due to animal diseases, lack of
biologics, vitamins, deworm and anti-rabies vaccine.
c. Goal
 Sustainability and good harvest of farm products to eradicate poverty and
hunger
d. Objectives
 To seek qualified buyers for fair and just cost of farm products
 To increase production of high-quality farm products
 To lessen the case of rabies and other animal diseases.
 To provide seminars and training to farmers for modern technology and
provide seeds/seedlings.
 To increase production of swine yearly to 3%
e. Targets
 Barangay Budget allocation yearly in the amount of Php. 10,000.00 for

seedlings, counterpart to MAGRO for additional procurement of anti-rabies
vaccine, vitamins and other medicine for animal diseases and deworming
 Conduct one season long training on cacao production
 Conduct yearly (once) training on organic farming and FAITH gardening
 Conduct one (1) training on swine management & indigenous feed
formulation
f. Programs/Projects/Activities
PPAs Location Description Time Cost Fund Implementing
Frame Source Agency
Purchase of 10 Anislagan Allocate Yearly 5,000 MOOE BLGU
Anti Rabies vials additional
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procurement of
10 vials for anti-
rabies
Purchase of Anislagan Allocate budget Yearly MOOE BLGU
Vitamins and for procurement 5,000
purgatives of vitamins and
purgatives
Purchase of Anislagan Allocate budget Yearly 3,000 MOOE BLGU
vegetables for the
seedlings procurement of
vegetable
seedlings
Conduct seminars Anislagan Conduct one 3RD 2,000 MOOE BLGU
on cacao season long Quarter
production training on 2023
cacao
production
Conduct seminars Anislagan Conduct training yearly 3,000 MOOE BLGU
& training on on organic
organic farming & farming &
Faith Gardening FAITH
Gardening
g. Legislations
Barangay Appropriation Ordinance and pass Request Letter to concerned agencies,
MLGU, PLGU, DA, MAGRO
1.2 COMMERCE AND TRADE

There are existing number of business establishment in the barangay according to type of
business, sari-sari store, poultry, piggery, buy and sell of agricultural products. There is also an
existing economic enterprise, barangay cemetery but the problem is only few paid the annual
obligation for cemetery fee.
Only few business owners secure business permit and business license. Cemetery site
needs to be developed and maintain cleanliness to encourage people to pay their annual cemetery
fees.
c. Goals
 To legalize all business Establishment
 To generate revenue
d. Objectives
 To encourage business owners to secure permit & license
 To improve the public facility
e. Targets
 100% of the business owners will secure business permit & business license
every year
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Frame Source Agency
th
Business Anislagan Conduct 4 qtr. 3,000 MOOE BLGU
Information orientation, Of 2023
Advocacy inspection and
inventory every last
quarter of the year
Conduct Anislagan -Inventory/ 2nd qtr. -- BLGU

inventory of all collection of all Of 2024
existing grave existing grave
and collection of
annual cemetery
fees
Construction of Construction of 100 3rd qtr. 450,000.0 20%DF BLGU
Multiple partition graveyard of 2025 0
graveyard
g. Legislations
Barangay Allocation Ordinance, assigned joint inspection team
1.3 TOURISM
Barangay is potential for farm tourism but still needs to be explored and developed. The
Historical and Cultural identity were no longer given utmost importance/significance. School for
living Tradition (SLT) is not operated, IP cultural properties was not yet established, Araw ng
Barangay is celebrated every 20th day of October, wherein the IP Day is one of the highlights in
the said celebration.
No Tourism Development Plan, lack of facility in the SLT water, light etc. Lack of
marketing promotions and technical assistance. No inventory of cultural properties. Ethnic
culture and tradition were not given utmost importance especially to the young generation
c. Goal
 To retain the Historical & Cultural Identity
 Promote Appreciation of Culture and Tradition
d. Objectives
 To open the SLT to the community

 To showcase IP community tradition and practices
 To organize farm tourism operators and established linkages
e. Targets
 To conduct Community/Stakeholders consultation, meetings & assembly

 To conduct Araw ng Brgy Celebration & IP Day
 To have a recognized farm tourism operator

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Frame Source Agency
Conduct Anislagan Conduct & 2nd qtr. 5,000 MOOE BLGU
Community/Stakeholders Organized Of
consultation, meetings & farm tourism 2024
assembly operator
Conduct Tribal Day Anislagan Conduct IP Every 10,000 MOOE BLGU
day during 3rd qtr
Araw ng of the
Brgy. year
Celebration
Conduct Araw ng Anislagan Araw ng Every 20,000 MLGU BLGU
Barangay Celebration Barangay 3rd qtr MOOE
Celebration of the
year
g. Legislation
Barangay Appropriation Ordinance, seek technical assistance from concerned agencies
1.4 INVESTMENT PROMOTION
As of now Barangay has no available data as to potential areas for investment.
Absence of potential areas for Investment promotion and at the same time no focal
person in charge.
c. Goal
 To promote investment opportunities in the Barangay
d. Objectives
 To established data banking/profiling of potential areas for investments
e. Targets
 By the year 2024 barangay investment promotion is in place
Frame Source Agency
Conduct Anislagan -Profiling of potential 2nd 3,00 MOOE BLGU
profiling/orientation/formulation areas for qtr. of 0
of Plan investment/orientation 2025
and formulation of
plan
-Designate Barangay
Investment Promotion
Focal Person
g. Legislations
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 Adopting Ordinance for implementation,
 Seek technical assistance to concerned agencies
1.5 INDUSTRY
Barangay has Agri-based products like, coco brooms, coco sugar, coco juice, rattan making
etc.
Lack of financial capacities to sustain the said products and has no business permit.
c. Goal
 To promote Inclusive and sustainable Industrial Development
d. Objectives
 To established & sustained productivity
 Promote economic efficiency and growth
 To produce a high- quality product
 To attract and retained customers for more local income
e. Targets
 To coordinate linkage with TESDA, DTI and DOST
 To exhibit/display dozens of high- quality finished products
 80% of industrial owner will secure business permit

Frame Source Agency
Conduct Seminars and Anislagan Seek 3rd qtr. 5,000 MOOE BLGU
training for industry financial/technical of
making assistance from 2024
PLGU/MLGU
g. Legislations
Barangay Appropriation Ordinance, Pass Resolution and seek technical assistance to
concerned agencies
2. SOCIAL SECTOR
2.1 Protective Services
There is incidence of illegal drugs, illegal gambling, petty crimes and VAWC cases in the
barangay.
There is a presence of drug user’s and pushers and also availability of supply and
demand. There is VAWC cases reported and lack of awareness on the R.A. women’s
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enforcement of laws on crime prevention, and lack awareness/support to force
multipliers.
c. Goal
 To Protect the Rights and Welfare of the Community
 To have a responsive and empowered women
d. Objectives
 To raise awareness and commitment to promote safe, stable, and nurturing
relationship
 To provide police protection services to promote a safe and secure
community.
e. Targets
 To conduct IEC during Purok and Barangay Assembly and symposium
 To conduct seminars and trainings to strengthen the Barangay Based
Institutions
 Installation and maintenance of solar led street light
 To conduct regular foot patrol
 To update Registry of barangay inhabitants every six months

Frame Source Agency
Conduct Anislagan - Capability buildings for Yearly 5,000 MOOE BLGU
Seminars and Barangay
trainings, Functionalities/TANOD
orientation S RE: illegal drugs
- Enhancement on GAD Yearly 50,000 5% BLGU

Sensitivity Training GAD
Fund
- Crime Prevention yearly 3,000 MOOE BLGU
Orientation
Conduct Anislagan Orientation and IEC to 3rd 5,000 MOOE BLGU
orientation and strengthen the quarter
IEC enforcement of laws of
2024
g. Legislation
Barangay Appropriation Ordinance
2.2 Youth/ Sports & Recreation
Youth sectors involvement are on education, environment issue, solid waste
management, peace and building security, health, sports recreation, economic
empowerment and governance
Youth leaders and members are only active during the start of any activities and
undertakings but cannot sustained until the end especially when nothing works or give
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c. Goal
 Improved enabling conditions for youth participation in governance, society and
development
d. Objectives
 To empower youth to participate and contribute to the socio-economic
development of the community
 To foster and develop increased learning and development opportunities
 To eliminate unhealthy behaviors in at-risk minority youth
e. Targets
 To provide school supplies to learners
 To participate in the tree planting/growing of Anislag Tree
 To conduct seminars and training to be fully equipped with knowledge and
skills
 To provide logistical support provided for
 To conduct symposium, IEC and assembly
Frame Source Agency
Purchased of School Anislagan Distribution of Yearly 25,000 10% BLGU
supplies school supplies to SK
AES and DCC Fund
Conduct and attend Anislagan -Attend bench -Yearly 82,000 10% BLGU
Capability buildings marking SK
Fund
-Linggo ng -Yearly, 50,000 10%
Kabataan every 3rd SK
quarter Fund
KK Assembly -Yearly, 10,000 10%

every 3rd SK
quarter Fund
GAD training & -every 5,000 10%SK

Symposium, araw ng Fund
Barangay,
Drug Symposium Oct 19- 10,000 10%
20, 2023 SK
Yearly, Fund
every 3rd
qtr.
Conduct Summer Basketball & Yearly, 20,000 10% BLGU
League Volley ball by May or SK
Purok June Fund
Conduct Basketball Basketball Sept-Oct, 20,000 10% BLGU
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and inter Purok Fund
Conduct Christmas Basketball games Every 20,000 10% BLGU
league inter Purok dec. of SK
the year Fund
g. Legislations
2.3 Social Welfare
There are PWDs, Senior Citizens and Solo Parent members in the barangay, there are
also presence of malnourished children, child labor case, children who are addicted to vices,
and children aged 2 to 4 years old who are not enrolled in ECCD
No office/space for Solo parent. The RA 8980 or the ECCD act and RA 10410 and other
mandates are not mainstreamed in Barangay level. The BCPC members are not highly
oriented/equipped about laws on protecting children.
c. Goal
 To provide social protection and achieve social inclusion for the needy,
deprived and the disadvantage group.
d. Objectives
 To activate Solo parent organization in the Barangay

 To provide budget allocation for the construction of PWD, Senior Citizen
and Solo Parent building
 To provide income generating activities/livelihood for the Solo parent and
the PWDs.
 To encourage parent participation and support to the program intended for
their children
 To promote and mainstream the rights of the disadvantage group
e. Targets
 Solo Parent will be reactivated and will be given a skills training and
income generating project
 Construction of Senior Citizens Building
 100% children aged 2-4 years old must be enrolled at ECCD
 Conduct family Day/development and children’s month celebration
 Conduct orientation and IEC to educate parents on their roles and
responsibilities and the importance of family
PPAs Location Description Time Cost Fund Source Implementing
Frame Agency
Construction of Senior Anislagan Senior Citizen 3rd qtr. 1M MLGU BLGU
Citizen Building Building will be of 2023 1M PLGU
constructed 1M CONGRESS
Construction of PWD Anislagan PWD Office will 2nd qtr. 1M Congress BLGU
Building be constructed of 2025 .5M MLGU

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Conduct Capability -Parents Yearly, 5,000 MOOE BLGU
Buildings symposium for Sept
responsible
parenthood
yearly 5,000 MOOE BLGU
-Parents Education
on Proper
Nutrition
Conduct Livelihood Training handicraft Yearly,
Training making like rag 2nd
making, beads quarter
making, recycle
bag making
Purchase of Toilet bowl Purchase of two 3rd qtr, 10,000 MOOE BLGU
pcs toilet bowl of 2023
Rehabilitation of DCC Rehabilitation of 3rd qtr 40,000 MOOE BLGU
Playground facilities playground of 2023
facilities
Conduct Family Day Conduct Family yearly 10,000 1% BCPC BLGU
Day every Sept.
Conduct Children’s -Conduct yearly 5,000 1% BCPC BLGU
Month Children’s Month
every November
Conduct of Conduct of yearly 5,000 MOOE BLGU
Supplemental Feeding Supplemental
Feeding every July
g. Legislation
2.4 Education
Anislagan Elementary School has seven (7) classrooms, one (1) faculty room, multi-purpose
function hall, canteen, three (3) handwashing area and as of now this school facilities and
belongings are not safety.
School learners are not safety because they can go out and cut their classes passing at the
back.
Anislagan Elementary School perimeter fence is still under construction because barangay
yearly budget allocation is only by phase.
Due to scarcity/insufficiency of family income, there is also a possibility for the school
learners to have lack of school supplies.
c. Goal
 To provide quality education to create peaceful and prosperous community
d. Objectives

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 To provide learning opportunities for the development of learners intellectual, moral,
physical and cultural aspects and acquisitions of skills and values which help them,
become better and productive members of society.
e. Targets
 Construction of additional perimeter fence by phase
 Provision of school supplies to the learners
Frame Source Agency
Construction of Perimeter Anislagan Construction of yearly 15,000 MOOE BLGU
fence one (1) phase
Anislagan
Elementary
School perimeter
fence
g. Legislation
2.5 Housing
There are sixteen (16) households of informal settlers present in the Barangay. Twelve
(12) households are living in the landslide prone area, three (3) households are living in the flood
prone area and the other one (1) is living in both landslide and flood prone area.
The said informal settlers are living in a mountainous landslide prone area and in
flood prone area but they have a nearby relatives where they can temporarily stay during
heavy and continuous raining.
c. Goal
 To have a safety and permanent dwelling
d. Objectives
 To Provide safety and permanent relocation site.
e. Targets
Acquisition of Cadastral Road for permanent re-location site purposes for the
informal settlers.

Frame Source Agency
Relocation Program Purok 2, Acquisition of 4th 50,000.00 BLGU BLGU
Anislagan Cadastral Road at quarter MLGU
Purok 2, for of DENR
permanent re- 2025
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g. Legislation
Barangay Appropriation Ordinance and passed barangay resolution and seek technical
and financial Assistance.
3. ENVIRONMENT SECTOR
3.1 Drainage and Sewerage
Residents experience fear and discomfort when crossing the river/creek at Purok 3.
The area stated above needs construction of two (2) Box culvert because the pressure of
water is very strong when flows during rainy season.
c. Goal
 To provide safety and accessible ways
d. Objectives
 To dispose the wastewater quickly as possible to prevent clogging of the
waterways
 To provide accessible ways for the crossers.
e. Targets
 To construct two (2) box culvert
Frame Source Agency
Construction of Anislagan Construction of two 3rd qtr. 1M MLGU BLGU
Box Culvert (2) box culvert at of 1M PLGU
Purok 3, AnIslagan at 2025 1M Congress
Camiso & Daligdig
area with a dimension
of 6X12X14
g. Legislations
Barangay Appropriation Ordinance and passed barangay resolution and seek technical
Assistance
3.2 Forestry
Barangay Anislagan had its owned Barangay Tree Nursery which have a native trees and
fruit trees for planting. An appointed BENRO Officer, who is also the Comm. Chair on
Environment is present in the barangay who will take the lead in implementing all environment
related policies. A regular tree planting/growing/nurturing activities at the mountainous area of
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Anislag Tree which serve as the historical identity of the barangay cannot be found
around the area. Barangay are producing/propagating Anislag Tree species for planting to restore
the identity of the Barangay.
c. Goal
 To sustain, manage and develop the forest; and
 To retain the historical identity of the barangay
d. Objectives
 To conserve and protect the forests biological diversity, water and soil and
their sustainable utilization
 To established ANISLAG Tree Nursery
 To Plant 311 hills of ANISLAG Tree
e. Targets
 To conduct Tree Planting/Growing activities
PPAs Location Description Time Cost Fund Implementin
Frame Source g Agency
Provision of Anislag Anislagan -Establishment of 3rd qtr. - - BLGU
Tree seedlings one (1) Anislag Of 2023
Tree Nursery
Conduct Tree - Tree 3rd qtr. 10,000 BDRRM BLGU

planting/growing/nurt planting/growing Of 2024 Fund
uring of 311 hills of
Anislag Tree
g. Legislations
Barangay Appropriation Ordinance and MOA for Adopt a Tree Program.
3.3 Solid Waste Management
R.A. 9003 was not fully implemented at the Barangay level, hence there is presence of
littering at the road sides, mixed waste, occurrence of open dumping, open burning, no recycling
activity, low collection of garbage fees
Only 75% of all sources practice waste segregation. Moreover, lack enforcement on
SWM Ordinance, lack of training on recycling and composting are among the major
problem in the barangay.
c. Goal
 To Fully Implement the SWM Ordinance
d. Objectives
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 To ensure proper waste segregation
 To have knowledge on proper composting and recycling of waste
 Enhancement of BESWMC members for additional knowledge on the SWM
Management
e. Targets
 100% of all sources practice waste segregation
 At least 20% occurrence of open dumping and burning of solid waste
 80% annual garbage fees collection
 Improvement of eight (8) GCPs
 Establishment of four (4) trash bins in public places

Conduct close Anislaga Monitoring/ Yearly, 3,000 BDRR BLGU
monitoring/inspectio n inspection in all 1st quarter M Fund
n of all sources public places within
the barangay
Conduct Search for Conduct search to the Yearly, 15,00 MOOE BLGU
Best SWM household, Purok and during 0
Implementers establishment araw ng
barangay
celebration
, Oct.
Conduct Conduct Bayan ko, Yearly 2,000 BDRR BLGU
Environmental Linis Ko Program Jan., April, M Fund
Activities June, July
& sept.
rd
Purchase of trash installation of four 3 quarter 30,00 BDRR BLGU
bins (4) trash bins in of 2025 0 M Fund
public places
Conduct training on Training to the youth 3rd quarter 15,00 10% S BLGU
composting and sector, PWD, SC, of 2025 0 fund,
recycling Solo parent (30) BDRR
participants M Fund
Rehabilitation of Improvement of eight 4th quarter 15,00 BDRR BLGU
GCP/MRF (8) GCP and one (1) of 2025 0 M Fund
MRF
g. Legislations
Barangay Appropriation Ordinance and Resolution seeking assistance to the concerned
agencies
4. INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
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At present there are government facilities that need to be energized such as: No electrical
connection at multi-purpose hall and non-functional of level 2 potable water system. There are
streetlights installed in some areas however, there is a need to install additional solar led
streetlights.
Multi-Purpose Hall and potable water system needs energization. Additional installation
of 30 panels solar led street light from Purok 1 to Purok 4.
c. Goal
 To provide comfort and convenient to the community
d. Objectives
 To help people feel safe and comfortable
 To help reduce crime
 To improve road safety
e. Targets
 To install 30 panels of solar led street lights
 To energized the multi-purpose hall and potable water system

Frame Source Agency
th
Installation of Anislagan Additional 20 4 qtr. 600,000 20%DF BLGU
solar led street panels Solar led of
lights street lights to be 2023
installed at Purok
I to Purok 4
Energization of To energized 1st qtr. 80,000 MOOE BLGU
Multi-purpose multi-purpose hall of
Hall and water and level 2 2025
system potable water
system
g. Legislations
 Barangay Appropriation Ordinance
4.2 Water
Barangay has existing water system electrically operated and managed by Anislagan Water
System Association (AWASA). Almost 80% of the populace uses this potable water source.
Water Bill collection/payment is not sufficient for other expenses to be incurred except for the
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Some pipelines are disrupted due to road maintenance, especially in the mainline. AWASA
has no sufficient fund enough to purchase water pipelines especially the large size PE water
pipelines because of its high-cost.
c. Goal
 Ensure access to water and sanitation for the community
d. Objectives
 To provide sustainable, equitable, consistent, economic safe and adequate
water.
e. Targets
 Rehabilitation/upgrading of potable water system/replacement of 3 rolls of
PE pipes no.75 and 2 rolls no. 63 PE pipes

Rehabilitation/ Anislagan Replacement 2nd of 600,00 20% BLGU
upgrading of potable of 3 rolls 75 2024 0 DF
water PE and 3
system/replacement of 3 rolls 63 PE
rolls of PE pipes no.75 pipes in the
and 2 rolls no. 63 PE mainline
pipes
g. Legislations
4.3 Communication
Barangay Anislagan has a means of communication, through internet connection. But the
Barangay Tanods needs handheld radio during their roving hours.
Barangay can easily communicate through on-line access, however, the purchase of
additional handheld radio is deemed necessary to provide communication especially to barangay
peacekeepers.
c. Goal
 To ensure that message is received/send properly
d. Objectives
 To transmit information from a source to target individuals or groups.
 To receives and sends message quickly
e. Targets
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Frame Source Agency
Installation of Anislagan Internet 3rd qtr. 20,000 BDRRM BLGU
Internet connection connection at of Fund
Multipurpose Hall 2025
Purchase of Purchase of 5 1st qtr. 20,000 BDRRM BLGU
communication units handheld of fund
equipment/purchase radio and 1 unit 2025
handheld Radio & megaphone
megaphone
g. Legislation
4.4 Transportation
Residents at Purok 3 experiencing fear and discomfort when crossing rivers and creeks. They
are also experiencing difficulty in travelling their farm products to nearby market.
Portion of Purok 3 needs foot bridge for easy, safety and accessible way of the residents. No
access road from Purok 3, Anislagan to Purok 1, Mainit and the labor is too expensive for the
farmers. There are still barangay roads uncemented, almost 1.5 kilometers from Purok 3 to Purok
4, Anislagan.
c. Goal
 To provide safe and affordable access to places
d. Objectives
 To improve travel time and comfort
 To provide convenient and safety
e. Targets
 Construction of foot bridge with 40 meters length, 3 meters wide and ten
meters in height at Purok 3
 Opening of 2.5 kls. Barangay road from Purok 3, Anislagan to Purok 1,
Mainit.
 Concreting of Barangay Road from Purok 3 to Purok 4

Frame Source Agency
Construction of foot Anislagan Construction of 3rd qtr. 1M MLGU BLGU
bridge two (2) foot of 1M PLGU
bridge at Purok 3 2024 1M CONGRESS
(40X3x10)
Opening of Barangay Opening of 2.5 3rd 10M MLGU BLGU

78
2025
Roads kilometers Brgy quarter 10M PLGU
Road from Purok of 10M CONGRESS
3, Anislagan to 2025 20M National
Purok 1, Mainit
Concreting of Concreting of 3rd 20M Congress BLGU
Barangay roads Barangay roads quarter
from Purok 3 to of
Purok 4, 2024
Anislagan
g. Legislation
5. INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
5.1 Local Government Administration

Some of government facilities in the barangay such as: Barangay Administrative Hall and
Barangay Stage are dilapidated. Sports facilities like indoor bleachers is absent in the barangay,
meanwhile, it has a Barangay Full Disclosure Board and fiber glass basketball board.
Barangay needs construction of new administrative hall to improve services delivered to the
constituents, and construction of indoor bleachers with Barangay Stage.
c. Goal
 To promote the general welfare of the people
d. Objectives
 To provide democratic and accountable local government
 To ensure the provision of services to community in a suitable manner
 To promote social and economic development
 To promote safe and healthy environment
e. Targets
 Construction of standard administrative hall
 Construction of Barangay Stage
 Construction of indoor bleachers
PPAs Location Description Time Cost Fund Source Implementing

Frame Agency
Construction of Anislagan Construction of 1st qtr. 5M congressional BLGU
Standard standard of
Administrative Hall administrative 2025
hall at brgy.
owned lot at

79
2025
Purok 2,
Construction of Construction of 2nd qtr. 3M PLGU BLGU
bleacher with stage indoor bleacher of
with stage at 2025
Purok 2
Purchase of Office Office Supplies yearly 50,000 MOOE BLGU
Supplies and & Equipment
equipmens Purchased
g. Legislations
 Pass Resolution for seeking Financial Assistance to the concerned agencies,
5.2 Local Fiscal Management
In the year 2022, Barangay Anislagan has a Local income of Php. 79,918.97, or
equivalent to 2.36% and an Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) of Php. 3,304,894.00 or
equivalent to 97.64%. On the same year, it recorded a collection efficiency of Php.
3,384,812.97 or equivalent of 99.90%.
Low collection on Real Property Tax (RPT), RPT delinquent accounts, not 100% of the
resident’s secure community tax and there are business establishment who have no business
permit and license to operate, contributed to low income and high IRA dependency.
c. Goal
 To attain high dependency of local source and increase collection efficiency.
d. Objectives
 To have an effective and efficient collection
 To ensure the provision of services to community in a suitable manner
e. Targets
 To have a 2% collection increase on RPT every year
 To minimize the RPT delinquent every to 2%
 To have an 80% collection of CTC every year

Frame Source Agency
Conduct IEC on Tax Anislagan IEC on Tax 2023- - - -
Enforcement Program Enforcement 2025
Program during
Purok Assembly
and Barangay
Assembly

80
2025
g. Legislation
 Barangay Appropriation Ordinance, IEC

81
2025
V- BDIP
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT PROGRAM

Years Covered: 2023-2025
Barangay: ANISLAGAN Province of Davao de Oro

City/Municipality: NABUNTURAN
SCHEDULE OF AMOUNT
IMPLEMENTATI (in thousand pesos)
AIP PROGRAM/ OPR ON EXPECTED FUNDI
REFERE PROJECT/ OUTPUTS NG MAINTENA
NCE ACTIVITY START COMPL SOURC PERSON NCE CAPITAL TOTAL
CODE DESCRIPTION DATE ETION E AL &OTHER OUTLAY
DATE SERVIC OPERATING (CO)
ES (PS) EXPENSES
(MOOE)
ECONOMIC SECTOR
8000-4- Purchase of 10 Anti- Comm. On Yearly 10 Anti-Rabies vials BLGU 5,000.00 5,000.00
001 Rabies vials Agriculture purchased
8000-4- Purchase of Vitamins Comm. On Yearly Vitamins and BLGU 5,000.00 5,000.00
002 and Purgatives Agriculture Purgatives purchased
8000-4- Purchase of Comm. On Yearly Vegetables seedlings BLGU 3,000.00 3,000.00
003 vegetables seedlings Agriculture purchased
8000-4- Conduct seminars on Comm. On July Sept. 2023 Seminars conducted BLGU 2,000.00 2,000.00
004 cacao production Agriculture 2023
8000-4- Conduct seminars & Comm. On yearly Seminars & Training BLGU 3,000.00 3,000.00
005 training on organic Agriculture conducted
farming and FAITH
gardening
8000-4- Business Information Comm. On Every Orientation, BLGU 3,000.00 3,000.00

006 Advocacy Ways & 1st qtr. Inspection &
Means of the Inventory of
year conducted
8000-4- Conduct inventory of Comm. On January March Inventory conducted
007 all existing grave and Ways & 2023 2023
collection of annual means
cemetery fees
8000-4- Construction of Comm. On July Sept. 2025 Multiple graveyards 20% DF 1M 1M
008 Multiple graveyard Infrastructur 2025 constructed
e
8000-4- Conduct Comm. On April June 2024 Conducted BLGU 5,0000 5,000
009 Community/Stakehol Public 2024
ders consultation, Information
meetings and
assembly
8000-4- Conduct Tribal Day Comm. On Every Conducted Tribal Day BLGU 10,000 10,000
010 Cultural 3rd qtr.
Minorities of the
Year
8000-4- Conduct Araw ng Comm. On Every Araw ng Barangay BLGU 20,000 20,000
011 Barangay Celebration 3rd qtr. Conducted
of the
Year
8000-4- Conduct Profiling, Comm. On April June 2025 Profiling, Orientation BLGU 3,000 3,000
012 Orientation & 2025 & Formulation
formulation of plans conducted
8000-4- Conduct seminars & Comm. On July Sept. 2024 Seminars & Training BLGU 5,000 5,000
013 training for industry Agriculture 2024 conducted
making
SOCIAL SECTOR

3000-4- Construction of Comm. On Yearly Perimeter fence BLGU 50,000 50,000
001 Perimeter fence Infrastructur constructed
e
3000-4- Conduct of Comm. On Yearly Supplemental feeding BLGU 5,000 5,000
002 Supplemental feeding Health Conducted
3000-4- Construction of Comm. On July Sept. Senior Citizens MLGU 1M 3M
003 Senior Citizens Women, 2023 2023 building constructed PLGU 1M
Building Children, Congress 1M
PWD &
Senior
Citizen
3000-4- Construction of PWD Comm. On April June 2025 PWD Building MLGU 500,000 1.5M
004 Building Women, 2025 constructed Congress 1M
Children,
PWD &
Senior
Citizen
3000-4- Conduct Capability yearly Parents BLGU 5,000 5,000
005 buildings Symposium/Parents
Education on Proper
Nutrition conducted
3000-4- Conduct Livelihood Comm. On Every Livelihood training BLGU 10,000 10,000
006 training Cultural second conducted, rag
Minorities qtr. making, beads
& Comm. making, recycle bag
on making
Education
& Local
Enterprises
3000-4- Purchase of toilet Comm. on July Sept. 2023 Toilet bowl purchase BLGU 10,000 10,000

007 bowl Education 2023
and Comm.
on
Infrastructur
e
3000-4- Rehabilitation of Comm. on July Sept. 2023 DCC playground BLGU 40,000 40,000
008 DCC Playground Education 2023 facilities rehabilitated
facilities and Comm.
on
Infrastructur
e
3000-4- Conduct Family Day Comm. On Yearly Family Day BLGU 10,000 10,000
001 Women, Conducted
Children,
PWD &
Senior
Citizen
3000-4- Conduct Children Comm. On Yearly Children’s month BLGU 5,000 5,000
009 Months Women, conducted
Children,
PWD &
Senior
Citizen
3000-4- Purchase of School Comm. on yearly School Supplies BLGU 25,000 25,000
010 Supplies Education purchased
3000-4- Conduct and attend Comm. on yearly -Attend SK Bench 10% SK -82,000 157,000
011 Capability buildings Youth and Marking Fund -50,000
Sports -Linggo ng Kabataan, -10,000
KK Assembly, GAD - 5,000
Training & -10,000

Symposium, Drug
symposium
conducted
3000-4- Conduct Summer Comm. on yearly Summer League 10% SK 20,000 20,000
012 League Youth and conducted fund
Sports
3000-4- Conduct Basketball Comm. on Basketball League 10% SK 20,000 20,000
Sports
3000-4- Conduct Christmas Comm. on Christmas League 10% SK 20,000 20,000
Sports
3000-4- Conduct Seminars & Comm. on yearly - Capability building BLGU 5,0000 58,000
015 training, orientation Peace and for
Order &
Public Functionalities/Tanod
Safety s re;
Illegal drugs
conducted 50,000
- Enhancement on
GAD
sensitivity training
- Crime Prevention 3,000
Orientation
3000-4- Conduct Orientation Comm. on July Sept. 2024 Orientation & IEC to BLGU 5,000 5,000
016 and IEC Peace and 2024 strengthen the
Order & enforcement of laws
Public conducted
Safety
3000-4- Relocation Program Oct. Dec. 2025 Permanent Re- 50,000 50,000.00

017 2025 location Site
Acquired
ENVIRONMENT SECTOR
9000-4- Construction of Two Comm. on April June 2025 Two (2) box culvert MLGU 1M 3M
001 (2) Box Culvert, Infrastructur 2025 constructed at Purok PLGU 1M
dimension, 6x12x14 e 3 Congress 1M
9000-4- Provision of Anislag Comm. On July Sept. 2023 Established one (1) BLGU
002 tree seedlings Environment 2023 Anislag tree nursery
9000-4- Conduct Tree Comm. on Yearly December Conducted Tree 10%SK 10,000.00 10,000.00
003 planting/growing Environmen January Planting/Growing at Fund
t Purok 3 (311 hills) BDRRMF
9000-4- Conduct Close Comm. on yearly Conducted BLGU 3,000 3,000
004 monitoring/inspection Environmen
of all sources t
9000-4- Conduct Search for Comm. on Yearly December SWM Search BLGU 15,000.00 15,000.00
005 best SWM Environmen January conducted
implementers t
9000-4- Conduct Comm. on Yearly Activities Conducted, BDRRM 2,000.00 2,000.00
006 Environmental Environment during Bayan Ko, Linis Ko F
activities January Program, Earth Day,
April,
June,
July &
Sept.
9000-4- Purchase of trash bins Comm. on July Sept. 2025 Four (4) trash bins BDRRM 30,000.00 30,000.00
007 Environment 2025 purchase F
9000-4- Conduct Training on Comm. on July Sept. 2025 Training Conducted 10%SK 15,000.00 15,000.00
008 Composting & Environment 2025 Fund
recycling BDRRMF
9000-4- Rehabilitation of Comm. on Oct. December GCP/MRF BDRRM 15,000.00 15,000.00

009 GCP/MRF Environment 2025 2025 Rehabilitated F
INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
1000-4- Installation of 20 Committee April June 2025 20 panels solar led BLGU 600,000.0 600,000.0
001 panels Solar led street on 2025 street lights installed 0 0
light infrastructur from Purok 1 to
e Purok 4
1000-4- Energization o multi- Committee January March Multi-purpose hall BLGU 80,000.00 80,000.00
002 purpose hall and on 2025 2025 and level 2 potable
potable water system infrastructur water system
e energized
1000-4- Rehabilitation/ Committee April June 2024 Rehabilitated/ BLGU 600,000.00 600,000.0
003 upgrading of potable on 2024 Upgraded potable 0
water Infrastructur water system
system/Replacement e
of 3 rolls 75PE pipe
and 2 rolls 63PE pipe
1000-4- Installation of July September Internet connection at BDRRM 20,000.00 20,000.00
004 Internet connection 2025 2025 multi-Purpose Hall Fund
will be installed
1000-4- Purchase of Committee January March Communication BDRRM 20,000.00 20,000.00
005 communication on 2025 2025 Equipment Purchased Fund
equipment/purchase Infrastructur (5 units handheld
of 5 units handheld e radio & 1
radio and 1 unit megaphone)
megaphone
1000-4- Construction of foot Committee July September Footbridge MLGU 1M 3M
006 bridge/Construction on 2024 2024 constructed PLGU 1M
of two footbridges Infrastructur Congress 1M
40x3x10 at Purok 3 e
1000-4- Opening of 2.5 kl. Committee July September Farm to Market Road MLGU 10M 50M

007 Farm to market from on 2025 2025 rehabilitated PLGU 10M
Purok 3, Anislagan to Infrastructur Congress 10M
Purok 1, Mainit e National 20M
1000-4- Concreting of July September Purok 3 to Purok 4 Congress 20M 20M

008 Barangay Roads 2024 2024 barangay road
concreted
INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR
1000-4- Construction of Jan. December Administrative Hall congress 5M 5M
009 standard 2025 2025 constructed
administrative hall
1000-4- Construction of Jan. December Bleacher with stage PLGU 3M 3M
010 Bleacher with stage 2025 2025 constructed
1000-4- Purchase of Office January December Office Supplies & BLGU 50,000 50,000
011 supplies and Yearly equipment’s
equipment’s purchased
1000-4- Conduct IEC on Tax January December Conducted IEC on
012 enforcement Program Yearly Tax Enforcement
Program
Prepared by: Attested by:
CHONA G. POLINIO WYNZEL J. QUIROS LEOPOLDO B. LAMISAJAN

Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer Punong Barangay

VI- LOCAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM
Sector: ECONOMIC
Area of Concern: Agriculture
Programs/Projects/Activity Description Implementing office/ Schedule of Implementation Expected Output Funding Estimated Amount
Agency 2023 2024 2025 Source
Purchase of 10 Anti-Rabies vials BLGU / / / 10 Anti-Rabies vials BLGU 5,000.00
purchased
Purchase of Vitamins and Purgatives BLGU / / / Vitamins and Purgatives BLGU 5,000.00
purchased
Purchase of vegetables seedlings BLGU / / / Vegetables seedlings BLGU 3,000.00
purchased
Conduct seminars on cacao production BLGU / - - Seminars conducted BLGU 2,000.00
Conduct seminars & training on BLGU / / / Seminars & Training BLGU 3,000.00
organic farming and FAITH gardening conducted
Sector: ECONOMIC
Area of Concern: Commerce and
Trade
Business Information Advocacy BLGU / - - Orientation, Inspection & BLGU 3,000.00
Inventory of conducted
Conduct inventory of all existing grave BLGU - / - Inventory conducted BLGU -
and collection of annual cemetery fees
Construction of Multiple graveyard BLGU - - / Multiple graveyards BLGU 1M
constructed
Sector: ECONOMIC
Area of Concern: Tourism
Conduct Community/Stakeholders BLGU - / - Conducted 5,000.00
consultation, meetings and assembly
Conduct Tribal Day BLGU / / / Conducted Tribal Day 10,000.00
Conduct Araw ng Barangay BLGU / / / Araw ng Barangay Conducted 20,000.00

Celebration
Sector: ECONOMIC
Area of Concern: Investment
Promotion
Conduct Profiling, Orientation & BLGU - - / Profiling, Orientation & 3,000.00
formulation of plans Formulation conducted
Sector: ECONOMIC
Area of Concern: Industry
Conduct seminars & training for - / - Seminars and Training 5,000.00
industry making Conducted
Sector: SOCIAL
Area of Concern: Protective Services
Conduct Seminars & training, / / / - Capability building for - 5000.00
orientation Functionalities/Tanods re;
Illegal drugs
conducted - 50,000.00
- Enhancement on GAD
- 3,000.00
sensitivity
training
- Crime Prevention
Orientation
Conduct Orientation and IEC - / - Orientation & IEC to 5,000.00
strengthen the enforcement of
laws conducted
Sector: SOCIAL
Area of Concern: Youth Sports &
Recreation
Purchase of School Supplies / / / School Supplies purchased 25,000.00
Conduct and attend Capability / / / -Attend SK Bench Marking 157,000.00
buildings -Linggo ng Kabataan, KK

Assembly, GAD Training &
Symposium, Drug symposium
conducted
Conduct Summer League / / / Summer League conducted 20,000.00
Conduct Basketball League / / / Basketball League conducted 20,000.00
Conduct Christmas League / / / Christmas League conducted 20,000.00
Sector: SOCIAL
Area of Concern: Social Welfare
Conduct of Supplemental feeding / / / Supplemental feeding 5,000.00
Conducted
Construction of Senior Citizens / - - Senior Citizens building MLGU, 3M
Building constructed PLGU,
Congress
Construction of PWD Building - - / PWD Building constructed MLGU, 1.5M
Congress
Conduct Capability buildings / / / Parents Symposium/Parents 5,000.00
Education on Proper Nutrition
conducted
Conduct Livelihood training / / / Livelihood training conducted, 10,000.00
rag making, beads making,
recycle bag making
Purchase of toilet bowl / - - Toilet bowl purchase 10,000.00
Rehabilitation of DCC Playground / - - DCC playground facilities 40,000.00
facilities rehabilitated
Conduct Family Day / / / Family Day Conducted 10,000.00
Conduct Children Months / / / Children’s month conducted 5,000.00
Sector: SOCIAL
Area of Concern: Education
Construction of Perimeter fence / / / Perimeter fence constructed 50,000.00
Sector: SOCIAL

Area of Concern: Housing
Relocation Program - - / Permanent re-location site 50,000.00
acquired
Sector: ENVIRONMENT
Area of Concern: Drainage &
Sewerage
Construction of Culvert - - / 2 Box Culvert constructed MLGU, 3M
PLGU,
Congress
Sector: ENVIRONMENT
Area of Concern: Forestry
Provision of Anislag tree seedlings / - - Established one (1) Anislag -
tree nursery
Conduct Tree planting/growing - / - Conducted Tree 10,000.00
Planting/Growing at Purok 3
(311 hills)
Sector: ENVIRONMENT
Area of Concern: Solid Waste
Management
Conduct Close monitoring/inspection / / / Conducted 3,000.00
of all sources
Conduct Search for best SWM / / / SWM Search conducted 15,000.00
implementers
Conduct Environmental activities / / / Activities Conducted, Bayan 2,000.00
Ko, Linis Ko Program, Earth
Day,
Purchase of trash bins - - / Four (4) trash bins purchase 30,000.00
Conduct Training on Composting & - - / Training Conducted 15,000.00
recycling

Rehabilitation of GCP/MRF - - / GCP/MRF Rehabilitated 15,000.00
Sector: INFRASTRUCTURE
Area of Concern: Power
Installation of 20 panels Solar led street - - / 20 panels solar led street lights 600,000.00
light installed from Purok 1 to
Purok 4
Energization o multi-purpose hall and - - / Multi-purpose hall and level 2 80,000.00
potable water system potable water system
energized
Area of Concern: Water
Rehabilitation/upgrading of potable - / - Rehabilitated/Upgraded 600,000.00
water system/Replacement of 3 rolls potable water system
75PE pipe and 2 rolls 63PE pipe
Area of Concern: Communication
Installation of Internet connection - - / Internet connection at multi- 20,000.00
Purpose Hall will be installed
Purchase of communication - - / Communication Equipment 20,000.00
equipment/purchase of 5 units handheld Purchased
radio and 1 unit megaphone (5 units handheld radio & 1
megaphone)
Area of Concern: Transportation
Construction of foot - / - Footbridge constructed MLGU, 3M
bridge/Construction of two footbridges PLGU,
40x3x10 at Purok 3 Congress
Opening of 2.5 kl. Farm to market from - - / Farm to Market Road MLGU, 50M
Purok 3, Anislagan to Purok 1, Mainit rehabilitated PLGU,
Congress,

National
Concreting of Barangay Roads - / - Purok 3 to Purok 4 barangay Congress 20M
road concreted
Sector: INSTITUTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Area of Concern: Local Government
Administration
Construction of standard administrative Administrative Hall Congress 5M
hall constructed
Construction of Bleacher with stage Bleacher with stage PLGU 3M
constructed
Purchase of Office supplies and Office Supplies & BLGU 50,000.00
equipment’s equipment’s purchased
Sector: INSTITUTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Area of Concern: Local Fiscal
Management
Conduct IEC on Tax enforcement / / / Conducted IEC on Tax

Program Enforcement Program

VII- CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AGENDA
BARANGAY LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF ANISAGAN. NABUNTURAN, DAVAO DE ORO
CY 2023-2025
Performance Area/ ECONOMIC

Governance Sector:
Current State Desired State
Farmers are organized but no adequate knowledge and technologies about progressive farming Goal: To improve the living condition of the people in the Barangay by the
methods. Unoriented business establishment owners. Industry workers lack of skills training on year 2025
handicraft industry Objectives: To provide agricultural and technical assistance to the farmers,
orientation and inventory of business establishments owners and provide
skills trainings to handicraft industry workers
Current Desired State Capacity Expected Target of Timeframe Funding Requirements Process Source of
State of of Capacity Development Output Capacity Owner/Office Support/
2023 2024 2025
Capacity Intervention Development Responsible Technical
Assistance
Knowledge and Learning
Lack of To increase *Conduct Capacitated Farmers 2023 2,000 MAGRO, Farmers
knowledge agricultural One (1) Long Farmers/workers BLGU organization
and yield and season
technologies increase of seminars &
about income training on
progressive cacao
aspect on production
farming and *seminars & Yearly 3,000 3,000 3,000
production training on
Organic
Farming and
FAITH

Gardening
Unoriented To increase Conduct Oriented the Owners of Every 1st 3,000 3,000 3,000 BLGU MLGU
business awareness orientation, target Business quarter
establishment about the inspection beneficiaries of establishments
owners benefit of taxes and inventory the benefit from
paid and every last taxes paid and
collected quarter of the collected
year
Competency
Limited To enhance Conduct Enhanced and Handicraft 2024 5,000 BLGU MLGU
knowledge knowledge and seminars and skilled workers industry DTI
and skills for skills ready for training for workers
competitive competitiveness handicraft
advantage industry
making
Performance SOCIAL
Area/
Governance
Sector:
* Parents involved lack knowledge on proper nutrition and is not responsible Goals:
enough for the welfare of their children. * To ensure a healthy and enable community with poverty reduction.
*Insufficient family income for daily basic needs which needs additional * To attain effective and efficient delivery of basic social needs
source. Objectives: To provide assistance and enhance knowledge & skills for the good of the entire
*Insufficient capacity of Barangay Officials & Functionaries to perform community.
mandated duties and responsibilities.
Funding Requirements Source of
Capacity Target of Process
Current State of Desired State Expected 2023 2024 2025 Support/
Development Capacity Timeframe Owner/Office
Capacity of Capacity Output Technical
Intervention Development Responsible
Assistance

Presence of Rehab the Conduct Parent Increase level of Parents with yearly 5,000 5,000 5,000 BLGU MHO
below malnourished Symposium/Education responsible Malnourished
normal/moderate children on Proper Nutrition parenthood and children
malnourished eliminate
children malnutrition
Insufficient Sufficiency of Conduct Livelihood Restore the People with Yearly 10,000 10,000 10,000 BLGU MLGU
family income Family Income Training peoples means no permanent every 2nd
of livelihood source of Quarter
and continuity income and
of economic people
activities affected by
calamity and
disaster
Leadership
Insufficient SK officials is * Attend SK bench *Knowledgeable *SK Officials * Yearly 5,000 5,000 5,000 SK Council MYDC/YDO
capacity of SK sufficient Marking and Increase & other youth BYDC
officials to enough to level or
perform perform awareness of the
mandated duties mandated youths
and duties and *GAD Training & *SK Officials *Yearly 50,000 50,000 50,000 SK Council MYDC/YDO
responsibilities responsibilities Symposium *Strengthen & other youth BYDC
awareness on
GAD issues &
concerns
* Drug Symposium *SK Officials *Yearly 3,000 3,000 3,000 SK Council MYDC/YDO
*Increase level & other youth BYDC
of awareness
about illegal
drugs

Insufficient Barangay *Capability Building *Increase level *Barangay *Yearly 5,000 5,000 5,000 BLGU MADAC
capacity of officials and for Anti-Illegal Drugs of awareness of Officials & PDEA
Barangay functionaries barangay Functionaries PNP
officials and is sufficient officials &
functionaries to enough to functionaries
perform perform *Enhancement on *Barangay *Yearly 50,000 50,000 50,000 BLGU GFPS
mandated duties mandated GAD sensitivity * Strengthen Officials & MSWD
and duties and Training awareness on Functionaries
responsibilities responsibilities GAD issues &
concerns
* Conduct Crime *Barangay *Yearly 3,000 3,000 3,000 BLGU PNP
Prevention *Crime Rate Officials &
Orientation Reduce Functionaries
*Conduct Orientation *Barangay 3rd quarter - 5,000 - BLGU PNP

and IEC *Strengthen the Officials & of 2024
enforcement of Functionaries
laws
ENVIRONMENT
There is a volume of garbage per household that can be useful Goals: To have a resilient, safe and sound community for the year 2025
for composting and for recycling which can be a source of Objectives: To protect and conserve environmental resources and natural man-made heritage which
livelihood are essential for life-supporting livelihoods and welfare of the society
Target of Funding Requirements
Desired Capacity Process
Current State of Expected Capacity 2023 2024 2025 Source of Support/
State of Development Timeframe Owner/Office
Capacity Output Developmen Technical Assistance
Capacity Intervention Responsible
t
There is volume To lessen Conduct Household are All 3rd quarter

of garbage the volume Training on Trained on how households - - 15,000 BLGU MENRO
presence in GCPs of wastes Composting & to Compost and
that part of it can recycling Recycled their
be useful wastes
Performance INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Area/
Governance
Sector:
There are delinquent taxpayers in the Barangay. Goals: Goals: To Generate revenues to pay for the expenditures of Government
Objectives: To raise revenues for government through effective and efficient collection of taxes and
quality service to taxpayers.
Desired Capacity Target of Funding Requirements Process
Current State of Expected Source of Support/
State of Development Capacity Timeframe 2023 2024 2025 Owner/Office
Capacity Output Technical Assistance
Capacity Intervention Development Responsible
Conduct IEC of
Tax
Taxpayers
Presence of Enforcement
will pay All MTO
Delinquent Program and Conducted Yearly - - - BLGU
their taxes Taxpayers PTO
Taxpayers educate the
on time
target
beneficiaries
Prepared by: Approved by:
CHONA G. POLINIO LEOPOLDO B. LAMISAJAN

Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay

VIII - MONITORING and EVALUATION
Vision Statement: BARANGAY ANISLAGAN FOR THE YEAR 2025 WILL BECOME AN AGRI-CULTURAL TOURISM, ECOLOGICALLY -BALANCED
AND ECO-FRIENDLY, DISASTER RESILIENT, PROGRESSIVE ECONOMY, EMPOWERED WOMEN, SELF-RELIANT, GOD FEARING AND PEACEFUL
COMMUNITY GOVERNED BY COMMITTED LEADERS.
Mission Statement: TO IMPLEMENT PLAN, PROJECTS, AND ACTIVITIES THAT WOULD DEVELOP TO THE SPIRITUAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC,
CULTURAL AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMUNITY AND ENCOURAGE POPULACE TO BE PARTICIPATIVE, COOPERATIVE AND
RESPONSIVE TO ACHIEVE THE DESIREWD DFEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS.
Sectoral Goals Indicators Baseline Target Data Source Data Collection Frequency Unit Responsible
Method
Economic Sector:
To improve the No. of Farmers There were 113 80% of the total Barangay Data survey Annually Comm. on
living condition of engaged in crop household who are no. of household base Agriculture
the people in the farming and farmers who are farmers
barangay for the livestock/poultry
year 2025
Social Sector:
To ensure and Number of There are 6.63% death Reduce to 50% of Barangay Data survey Annually Comm. on Health
enable policy individuals who are rate death cause by base and Sanitation
environment for prone to infections infection, diseases
inclusive growth, and diseases and vices
poverty reduction, especially the
convergence of children and youth
serve delivery, who are addicted to
maximized vices
synergies and
active
multistakeholder

participation
Environment Proper waste There are 80 % of the 100% of the total Barangay Data survey Annually Comm. on
Sector: segregation total household household will base Environment
disposed their waste dispose their waste
To have a properly properly
resilient, safe and Tree planting Adopt a Tree per 90% of the total Barangay Data survey Annually Comm. on
sound community activity household is almost household undergo base Environment
for the year 2025 60%. tree planting
Infrastructure
Sector:
To improve public Barangay Roads 1-kilometer concrete 2.5-kilometer road Barangay Data survey annually Comm. on
facilities for public road will be concreted base Infrastructure
safety
Institutional Implementation of There are no. PPA’s in 100% of planned AIP and BDP Review annually Comm. on
Development PPA’s the BDP PPA’s will be Infrastructure
Sector: implemented
Administrative There is an area where The construction Budget Allocation, Follow-Up annually Comm. on
To have an Building the Administrative of the MLGU Resolution Infrastructure
effective and Hall will be administrative hall PLGU, Congress passed
Efficient constructed will be started on
Administration the year 2025
PPAS AND INVESTMENT PLAN
Objectives PPAs Description Target Outputs Data Source Data Collection Frequency Unit Responsible
Method
Economic Sector: Conduct seminars Conduct seminars and Conducted
& training on training and seek seminars and
To achieve organic farming, financial/ technical training on organic Data base listing Once a year BLGU, Comm.
economic FAITH gardening assistance from farming, FAITH on

stability and and industry MLGU and PLGU gardening and
increase the making industry making
standard of living
Social Sector: Capability building for Seminars and
Barangay trainings,
To raise Conduct seminars functionalities/Tanods, Orientation, IEC Data base listing Once a year BLGU, Comm.
awareness and and trainings, Crime prevention conducted On Peace and
commitment to orientation and IEC orientation, strengthen Order
promote safe and the enforcement of
secure laws and GAD
community mainstreaming
Environment
Sector:
Construction of Box Construction of two Two (2) box Data base survey 3rd quarter of BLGU, Comm.
To provide culvert (2) box culvert at culvert constructed 2025 on Infrastructure
accessible ways Purok 3, Anislagan
and prevent with a dimension of
clogging o the 6x12x14
water ways
Infrastructure
Sector:
To help people Installation of Solar Installation of 20 20 panels solar led Data base survey 3rd quarter of BLGU, Comm.
feel safe, Led Street lights panels solar led street street lights 2025 on Infrastructure
confutable and and Energization of lights and to energize installed and
reduce crime Multi-Purpose and multi-purpose hall and Multi-purpose hall
Wate System level 2 potable water and level 2 potable
system water system
energized
Institutional

Development
Sector:
Construction of Construction of Standard Data base survey 3rd quarter of BLGU, Comm.
To provide Administrative standard Administrative 2025 on Infrastructure
Democratic and Hall, Barangay administrative hall Hall, indoor
accountable local Stage and indoor and construction of bleacher and
government and bleacher indoor bleachers stage constructed
to promote social with stage
and economic
development

ANNEXES
INSERT THEMATIC MAPS

- Elevation Map
- Hazard Map
- Land Capability Map
- Land Classification Map
- Soil Map
- Slope Map
- Soil Suitability Map
- Topography Map
- Land Use Plan

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BARANGAY COUNCIL OF ANISLAGAN

Anislagan, Nabunturan, Davao De Oro
2018- 2023
Standing from left, Kgd. Arnold P. Custodio, Kgd. Kristian P. Kudera, SK Chair.-
Reymond M. Pilones,
Kgd. Ariel P. Lumpot, Kgd. Rodolfo P. Kudera Jr., Kgd. Ricardo A. Alivio and Kgd. Virgil N.
Galagala.
Sitting from left IPMR- Jennyrose M. Maluca, Brgy. Treasurer-Wynzel J. Quiros, Brgy,.
Secretary-Chona G. Polinio, Punong Barangay, Hon. Leopoldo B. Lamisajan and Kgd. Angelina
L. Lamisajan.

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ANNEX 4
Republic of the Philippines

PROVINCE OF DAVAO DE ORO
Municipality of Nabunturan
Barangay ANISLAGAN
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY RESOLUTION

No. 01C Series of 2023
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE THREE (3) YEAR BARANGAY

DEVELOPMENT PLAN (2023 - 2025) OF BARANGAY ANISLAGAN, NABUNTURAN,
DAVAO DE ORO PROVINCE.
WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council has endorsed for approval and adoption by the
Sangguniang Barangay the three (3) year Barangay Development Plan (2023-2025) for Barangay
Anislagan, Nabunturan, Davao de Oro Province;
WHEREAS, after review, the said Barangay Development Plan, as attached is found to be
aligned with development policies of the Barangay Government and the City/Municipal
Development Council;
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Sangguniang Barangay Member Virgil N. Galagala duly

seconded by Sangguniang Barangay Member Arnold P. Custodio;
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Barangay of Barangay Anislagan, Nabunturan, Davao

de Oro Province in session duly assembled, as it is hereby resolved to approve and adopt the
Barangay Development Plan (2023-2025) as endorsed by the Barangay Development Council.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of the Resolution be forwarded to all concerned for their
information and consideration.
APPROVED and ADOPTED by the Sangguniang Barangay this 5th day of April, 2023 at
Barangay Anislagan, Nabunturan, Davao de Oro.
VIRGIL N. GALAGALA ARNOLD P. CUSTODIO KRISTIAN P KUDERA

SB Member SB Member SB Member
ANGELINA L. LAMISAJAN ARIEL P. LUMPOT RICARDO A. ALIVIO

SB Member SB Member SB Member

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REYMOND M. PILONES JENNYROSE M. MALUCA
SK Chairperson IPMR
Attested by:
Punong Barangay
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SECRETARY’S CERTIFICATION
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing Sangguniang Barangay Resolution

No. 01C Series of 2023 entitled “A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE
THREE (3) YEAR BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (2023-2025) FOR BARANGAY
ANISLAGAN, NABUNTURAN, DAVAO DE ORO PROVINCE, and that it was approved
by the Sangguniang Barangay during its Regular Session held on the 5 th day of April, 2023 at the
Barangay Hall, Anislagan, Nabunturan, Davao de Oro.
CHONA G. POLINIO
Barangay Secretary
BARANGAY COUNCIL OF ANISLAGAN

Anislagan, Nabunturan, Davao De Oro
2018- 2023

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Standing from left, Kgd. Arnold P. Custodio, Kgd. Kristian P. Kudera, SK Chair.-
Reymond M. Pilones,
Kgd. Ariel P. Lumpot, Kgd. Rodolfo P. Kudera Jr., Kgd. Ricardo A. Alivio and Kgd. Virgil N.
Galagala.
Sitting from left IPMR- Jennyrose M. Maluca, Brgy. Treasurer-Wynzel J. Quiros, Brgy,.
Secretary-Chona G. Polinio, Punong Barangay, Hon. Leopoldo B. Lamisajan and Kgd. Angelina
L. Lamisajan.
CHAPTER I. BACKGROUND
A. Introduction
l. Physical, Environmental and Terrestrial appearance of the Barangay
(Geographical Classification)
Location & Destination:

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The Municipality of
Nabunturan is located
in the northeast of the
Province of Davao de Oro.
It can be seen in the east
1250 – 27’ longitude at hilaga
70 – 41’ latitude. It is the
central Municipality of the
Province under Republic
Act No. 8470.
The map on the right shows

that Barangay ANISLAGAN
is one of the Barangays
of the Municipality of
Nabunturan, Province of
Davao de Oro.
Barangay ANISLAGAN has

an area of 550.8340
(hectares) covered of
Which 365 (hectares)
are used for agriculture,
while 180 (hectares) are
forest, 1.0 (hectares)
are no crops or idle land,
3.5 (hectares) are
households and
the remaining .5 (hectares)
are others that are not
mentioned above.

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Barangay ANISLAGAN has a distance of 12 kilometers from the center or town where the
Municipal Hall of the town is located. Barangay MATILO is in the East, Barangay
CABIDIANAN is in the North, Barangay SAO-SAO, in Mawab, DDO is in the West and
Barangay MAINIT is in the South.

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BARANGAY ANISLAGAN

THREE-YEAR LAND USE-BASED

Formulated by the Barangay Development Council

ATTACH THE SB & MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (MDC) RESOLUTION

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BARANGAY

RESOLUTION NO. 01A

“A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND FORMALLY ENDORSING TO THE BARANGAY

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

‘RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnished copies of this resolution to all offices concerned

ADOPTED: March 15, 2023

I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the above-quoted resolution.

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

We are grateful because we managed to complete our Barangay Development Plan

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

My utmost wish to have a successful implementation of this plan.

To GOD be the Glory, Mabuhay

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

II- BARANGAY PROFILE

III- COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT

IV- SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

V- BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PLAN

VI- LOCAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PLAN

VII- CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

VIII- MONITORING AND EVALUATION

IX – ADOPTION AND APPROVAL OF THE BDP

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

1.0 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

Barangay TAGNOCON/ before is mostly inhabited by natives whose chieftain was

Barangay ANISLAGAN is twelve (12) kilometers away from the Municipality of

2.0 GEO-PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

2.1 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION

Barangay ANISLAGAN is located at the eastern part of the Municipality of

2.2 POLITICAL BOUNDARY

Barangay ANISLAGAN has a distance of 12 kilometers from the center or town

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

CODE Slope Category AREA (ha) % of Total Area

Type of Soil Area (ha) % of Total Area

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

As to land capability classification, 324.77 has. or 58.96% is classified as Fairly Good

2.4.5 Soil Suitability

Code Description Area % of Total

2.5 LAND RESOURCES

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

Code Land Classification Area (ha) % of Total Area

2.5.2 Existing Land Use

Land Use Area (ha.) % to Total

2.5.3 Proposed Land Use

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

Land Use Area (ha.) % to Total

2.10 NATURAL HAZARDS/CONSTRAINTS

Code Flood Susceptibility Areas Affected Area (ha) % of Total Area

LF Low Flooding 99 550.83 17.97

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

Code Landslide Areas Affected Area (ha) % of Total Area

4. POPULATION AND SOCIAL PROFILE

4.1 Social Composition and Characteristics

1 40 99 53.23 87 46.77 186

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-

Male 505 199 172 18 8 108

Female 431 111 169 34 5 112

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) 2023-