Republic of the Philippines

Province of Misamis Oriental

Municipality of Gitagum
BARANGAY BURNAY

MESSAGE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY

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 Republic of the Philippines
Province of Misamis Oriental
Municipality of Gitagum
BARANGAY BURNAY

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION ASSEMBLED BY THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY

OF BURNAY, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL, HELD AT THE BARANGAY HALL ON MARCH
18, 2024 AT 9:00 AM.
Present : HON. FEDERICO D. LIM, JR. - Punong Barangay (Presiding Officer)
HON. LISIU C. SEGOVIA - Barangay Kagawad
HON. ELIZABETH M. AYUBAN - Barangay Kagawad
HON. JONIE L. MONTON - Barangay Kagawad
HON. DANTE U. FABRICANTE - Barangay Kagawad
HON. RODEL P. SAJULAN - Barangay Kagawad
HON. ROMULO L. TERRADO - Barangay Kagawad
HON. SILVESTRE R. CASTRO, JR. - Barangay Kagawad
HON. JOHN MARK B. TUBELLEJA - SK Chair, Ex-Officio Member
Absent : NONE
Attending : MS. MAPLE ALLEIN A. NACALABAN - Barangay Treasurer

RESOLUTION NO 1 S-2024

“ RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE THREE (3) YEAR BARANGAY

DEVELOPMENT PLAN (2025-2027) FOR BARANGAY BURNAY, GITAGUM, MISAMIS
ORIENTAL. “

WHEREAS, the Barangay Development Council has endorsed for approval and adoption by the
Sangguniang Barangay the Three (3) year Barangay Development Plan (2025-2027) for
Barangay Burnay, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental,

WHEREAS, after review, the said Barangay Development Plan as attached is found to be in line
with the development policies of the Barangay Government and the City/Municipal Development
Council,

WHEREFORE, upon motion by KAG. ROMULO L. TERRADO, and severally seconded, it was,

RESOLVED, as the body hereby resolves, to approve and adopt the Three (3) year Barangay
Development Plan (2025-2027) for Barangay Burnay, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental,

RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnish a copy of this resolution to various government agency

concerned for their information.

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Page 2 Res. No. _1_ S-2024
SB of Burnay, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental

APPROVED: March 18, 2024 at the Barangay Hall, Burnay, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental.

We hereby certify to the correctness of the foregoing Resolution.

FEDERICO D. LIM, JR.

Punong Barangay

LISIU C. SEGOVIA ELIZABETH M. AYUBAN

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

JONIE L. MONTON DANTE U. FABRICANTE

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

RODEL P. SAJULAN ROMULO L. TERRADO

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

SILVESTRE R. CASTRO, JR. JOHN MARK B. TUBELLEJA

Barangay Kagawad SK Chairman/Ex-Officio Member

Attested by:

LERAME B. NEGRE
Barangay Secretary

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 CHAPTER

1
INTRODUCTION

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RATIONALE

Pursuant to Local Government Code of the 1991 Section 109 Title 6 which states that, the
Barangay Development Council shall formulate Medium Term and Annual Investment Program.
Barangay Development Planning is indeed an important tool in determining the fate of the
barangay, to place in tact of what must be appropriate and effective Programs/Projects/Activities
for the next 3 years, a plan that will gear to the betterment of the constituents.

The office of our Municipal Local Government Operation Officer (MLGOO) in the person
of MRS. LOIDA PELAYO conducted a Training Workshop last February 21-23, 2024 held at
Mingkay Beach Resort, Initao, Misamis Oriental, formulation of the 3-year (2025-2027) Barangay
Development Plan.

We found it quite difficult, quite technical. However, the determination of the Sectoral
Representatives to come up a doable Barangay Development Plan ignites us to pursue, continue
and earnestly perform each workshop assigned.

After the 3-day training workshop, the Technical Working Group (TWG) started its job to
continue and fine tune the plan, to do and follow the action plan and fortunately concluded the
Three-Year Barangay Development Plan (BDP) of Burnay, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental.

OBJECTIVES:

1. To improve quality programs for the youth.

2. To improve health and sanitation.

3. To improve effective livelihood programs.

4. To improve infrastructure projects.

5. To develop values information to the people.

6. To improve environmental protection and management.

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SCOPE OF THE PLAN

The Three-Year Barangay Development Plan is a Multi-Sectoral Framework that covers

different areas:

A) The Barangay profile shows the general situation of the barangay, highlighting the
involvement of the different stakeholders of the barangay.

B) Situational Analysis focused on the analysis on the different development issues and
problems of the barangay.

C.) Barangay Development Program shows the general direction of the barangay, which
compromises the different sectoral plan. Furthermore, strategies and methodologies to be
undertaken to achieve the plan, poverty reduction agenda and the three-year development plan.

D) Participatory ranking and prioritization are one of the tools in implementing mechanism
that stresses the specific activities on how, when and where to get resources and who will
implement the development plan, and also includes the investment planning and monitoring and
evaluation planning.

METHODOLOGY

Barangay Council through the participation with the Three (3) Civil Society Organization
(CSO) namely; Nevi Jean R. Quilog from Women’s Sector, Edwin B. Magsayo from Religious
Sector, and Antonio P. Yamaro from Fisherfolk Sector, formulated the Barangay Development
Plan (BDP).

Community profiling was facilitated by the BHWs, BNS, BPO, and other Civil Society
Organization (CSOs). Note that the data gathered was from 2023-2024.

During the actual planning and write shop, grouping with a series of workshop and
reporting were used / adopted.

The Barangay Development Council conducted a Write-shop on March 11, 2024, at Codi
Beach Resort, Tubajon, Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental. Followed by the critiquing together with
the different member of the BDC concerned in order to have inputs for the improvement of the
3-year Barangay Development Plan, and will be presented to the barangay assembly on March
27, 2024.

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 CHAPTER

2
BACKGROUND
This contains the History of the Barangay, Physical and
Demographic Profile and the condition of the
barangay by Sector.

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I. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

1.1 Barangay History

Originally, Burnay was just a Sitio of Barangay Pangayawan, Municipality of Alubijid,

Province of Misamis Oriental. People living in this Sitio sent their children to school at
Pangayawan. They were still under the administration of the Barangay Officials of Barangay
Pangayawan.

Until such time that some civic minded individuals, in the persons of MR. RICARDO
BACULIO and MR. TIRSO DALONDONAN, gathered themselves and shared sociative ideas,
and thereby decided to consult the people living in this Sitio, to whether or not, they agree to
separate from their mother barangay and formed a separate barangay.

Through the initiative and good ideas of these individuals, the Sitio of Burnay became a
Legal Government Unit as a Regular Barangay, by virtue of Provincial Board Resolution No.
228, dated February 4, 1960.

The first set of Barangay Burnay Officials were:

Bario Captain : TIRSO DALONDONAN

Councilors : FIDEL PICUT, SR.
CLODUALDO YAMARO
EDUARDO PACALDA
MATEO UBAUB
DOMINGO PICUT
ELPIDIO NAGAC

The name Burnay is derived from the name of a native shell named KABURNAY. There
were so many, many KABURNAY on the seashore in our barangay, that even the children of
young age, could be able to gather those shells and cooked as viand of the whole family.

As years went by, and the population of Barangay Burnay began to increase, KABURNAY
also gradually disappeared on the seashore of the barangay.

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Provincial Board Resolution No. 228

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1.2 History of Burnay Barangay Officials

1960-1972
Bario Captain : TIRSO DALONDONAN
Councilors : FIDEL PICUT, SR.
CLODUALDO YAMARO
EDUARDO PACALDA
MATEO UBAUB
DOMINGO PICUT
ELPIDIO NAGAC

1972-1986
Bario Captain : FIDEL PICUT, SR.

1986-1988
Bario Captain : JAIME P. ASOK

1988-1989
Bario Captain : LUCIO BACULIO, SR.

1989-1997
Barangay Captain : JOSE D. GABUTAN
Councilors : JAIME D. LIM
ENERIO FABRICANTE
LEONARDO PICUT
ANGEL UBAUB
FLORANTE U. BACULIO
RUDITO BACULIO
RUEL BURAY
Barangay Secretary : SAMUEL G. BAGUIO
Barangay Treasurer : PATROCENIA BACULIO

1997-2002
Barangay Captain : JOSE D. GABUTAN
Councilors : RUDITO BACULIO
LEONARDO PICUT
ENERIO FABRICANTE
ANGEL UBAUB
FLORANTE U. BACULIO
CEASAR NAGAC
FEDERICO LIM, JR.
SK Chairwoman : SUSAN L. MATANOG
Barangay Secretary : SAMUEL G. BAGUIO
Barangay Treasurer : PATROCENIA BACULIO

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2002-2007
Barangay Captain : JOSE D. GABUTAN
Councilors : ENERIO FABRICANTE
ROMULO L. TERRADO
LEONARDO PICUT
CEASAR NAGAC
FLORANTE U. BACULIO
SOLOMON BACULIO, JR.
Barangay Secretary : SAMUEL G. BAGUIO
Barangay Treasurer : ELIZABETH M. AYUBAN

2007-2010
Barangay Captain : JOJO GABUTAN
Councilors : ROMULO L. TERRADO
HEZIR Y. OBSIOMA
MILDRED B. TUBELLEJA
FEDERICO D. LIM, JR.
JAIME P. ASOK
RODEL P. SAJULAN
DANTE U. FABRICANTE
SK Chairman : JIEGY S. DALONDONAN
Barangay Secretary : SAMUEL G. BAGUIO
Barangay Treasurer : ELIZABETH M. AYUBAN

2010-2013
Barangay Captain : ROMULO L. TERRADO
Councilors : JONIE L. MONTON
JOVEN I. BAGUIO
DANTE U. FABRICANTE
FEDERICO D. LIM, JR.
HEZIR Y. OBSIOMA
DOLLY V. DELA CERNA
WILLIE I. PAMISA
SK Chairwoman : RIKKA JANINE G. GABUTAN
Barangay Secretary : SAMUEL G. BAGUIO
Barangay Treasurer : ELIZABETH M. AYUBAN

2013-2018
Barangay Captain : ROMULO L. TERRADO
Barangay Kagawad : SAMUEL G. BAGUIO
DANTE U. FABRICANTE
FEDERICO D. LIM, JR.
JOVEN I. BAGUIO
LISIU C. SEGOVIA
FREDRICK M. QUILOG
WILLIE I. PAMISA
Barangay Secretary : LERAME B. NEGRE
Barangay Treasurer : REA MAE M. MENALES

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 2018-2023
Punong Barangay : ROMULO L. TERRADO
Barangay Kagawad : WILLIE I. PAMISA
JOVEN I. BAGUIO
JONIE L. MONTON
LISIU C. SEGOVIA
ELIZABETH M. AYUBAN
FREDRICK M. QUILOG
LYDIA Y. OBSIOMA
Sk Chairman : JOHN MARK B. TUBELLEJA
Barangay Secretary : LERAME B. NEGRE
Barangay Treasurer : MAPLE ALLEIN A. NACALABAN

2023-Present
Punong Barangay : FEDERICO D. LIM, JR.
Councilors : LISIU C. SEGOVIA
ELIZABETH M. AYUBAN
JONIE L. MONTON
DANTE U. FABRICANTE
RODEL P. SAJULAN
ROMULO L. TERRADO
SILVESTRE R. CASTRO, JR.
SK Chairman : JOHN MARK B. TUBELLEJA
Barangay Secretary : LERAME B. NEGRE
Barangay Treasurer : MAPLE ALLEIN A. NACALABAN

The first set of Barangay Officials in the year 1960 was headed by Barrio Captain TIRSO
DALONDONAN. The people in Burnay are forever grateful to him and to his councilmen, as well
as to RICARDO BACULIO who have done such significant act and sociative ideas, and decided
to separate the Sitio Burnay from his mother barangay and formed into a Regular Barangay.

Also, another great idea from one of the former Barangay Captain JOSE D. GABUTAN
who was elected from 1989-2010. He became the Barangay Captain of Burnay for 21 straight
years. One of his legacies is the construction of Water Source, the first water system in the
barangay located at Purok 6B, and the land was donated by Bona Dalondonan.

Former Punong Barangay ROMULO L. TERRADO who was elected for three (3)
consecutive terms from 2010-2023 brought Rapid Developments in the barangay government.
He facilitated to bought a land for Infrastructures Projects funded by the LGU and other
government agencies. Burnay is now one of the progressive barangays in the Municipality of
Gitagum. He was also the key person that the barangay has now celebrating the “Araw ng
Barangay Burnay” every 4th day of February which was admired duly by the constituents.

For the past 64 years since Burnay was created into a regular barangay, a lot of Barangay
Officials also had passed by and leave a remarkable act for being a sincere and dedicated leaders
in the barangay.

Today, the present administration headed by the newly elected Punong Barangay
FEDERICO D. LIM, JR. who was also elected several times as Barangay Kagawad, has now
started his development plan, to become a more progressive Barangay Burnay.
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II. PHYSICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

2.1 Population Size, Growth and Density

Table 1. Population Size, Growth and Density

CATEGORY POPULATION
Total Population 1,582
Total No. of HH 394
Total No. of Families 470

Table 2. Distribution of Population

PUROKS POPULATION
Male Female Total HH Families
Purok 1 73 70 143 46 63
Purok 2 103 110 213 46 53
Purok 3 87 84 171 53 70
Purok 4 104 93 197 36 50
Purok 5 69 72 141 31 38
Purok 6A 87 77 164 43 43
Purok 6B 137 124 261 58 65
Purok 7 140 152 292 81 88
TOTAL 800 782 1,582 394 470

Population 1,582 Population 1,582

0% 0%
Male Househ
Female Families old
800
49% 54% 46%
51%

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 2.2 Age and Sex Distribution

Table 3. Age and Sex Distribution

AGE GROUP GENDER TOTAL

ACCORDING TO
SEX Male Female
0-5 45 51 96
6-12 137 132 269
13-17 78 77 155
18-59 435 429 864
60 Above 88 110 198
TOTAL 783 799 1,582

2.3 Civil Status

The table below shows the civil status of the barangay, that Singles has the highest
number, followed by Married and last is the Widow status by both sexes.

Table 4. Civil Status

PUROKS CIVIL STATUS

Married Widow Single
Purok 1 36 11 47
Purok 2 28 9 53
Purok 3 49 17 51
Purok 4 28 8 66
Purok 5 28 10 26
Purok 6A 21 6 31
Purok 6B 48 8 40
Purok 7 63 12 59
TOTAL 301 81 373

Population 1,582

0%
Married
Single 40%
49%

Widow
11%

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 2.4 Population by Mother Tongue

Table 5. No. of Population by Mother Tongue

TYPES OF DIALECT POPULATION

English 6
Bisaya 1,562
Ilonggo 3
Tagalog 10
Muslim 1
TOTAL 1,582

Population 1,582

Ilonggo Tagalog
0% 1%
English
0%

Bisaya
99%

English Bisaya Ilonggo Tagalog Muslim

2.5 Religious Affiliation

Barangay Burnay has 10 different churches. We consider them as contributors in the

peace factors of the barangay. We believe that they are peace makers since moral values are
always taught in the church.

Table 6. Religious Affiliations

TYPE OF RELIGION NO. OF MEMBERS

Roman Catholic 110
Temple of Praise 50
United Church of Christ in the 30
Philippines (UCCP)
Iglesia Adventista Del Setemodia 15
Simbahan Diosnong Kahayag 7
Seveth Day Adventist (SDA)
Iglesia Pilipina Independiente (IFI) 30
Church of Pentecostal 25
The Church of Jesus Christ of the 300
Latter-Day Saints
Jehovah’s Witnesses 50
Jesus Christ the Great God and Saviour 30
No Other Name

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 2.6 Labor Force and Employment

Barangay Burnay is both Agricultural and Coastal area. The tobacco, corn, coconut and
banana are the main sources of farmer’s income. Other sources are derived from fishing and
employed to government and private companies. Aside from these, the barangay has also
livelihood programs from DSWD and DOLE.

Table 7. Labor Forces and Employment

SKILLS POPULATION
Farmer 94
Employee (gov’t/private) 55
Driver 41
Fishermen 33
Teacher 16
Carpenter 23
OFW 23
Laborer/Caretaker/Sales boy/girl 120
Welder/Electrician 10
TOTAL 415

2.7 Geographical Location

Barangay Burnay is located along the national hi-way of the Iligan-Cagayan corridor. It is
a coastal barangay facing Iligan bay with its coast line measured 2 km. more or less in length. It
is bounded in the north by Iligan bay; south by Barangay Talao; east by Barangay Poblacion; and
west by Barangay Pangayawan. It is located lies between 8.59149° N Latitude and 124.3939° E
Longitude.

2.8 Total Land Area

Barangay Burnay has a total land area of 1.16 sq. km. representing the 8 Puroks of the
barangay.

Table 8. Land Area by Purok

PUROK AREA (HA.)

Purok 1 14.5
Purok 2 10
Purok 3 18
Purok 4 15
Purok 5 14.5
Purok 6A 12
Purok 6B 12
Purok 7 20
TOTAL 116 Hectares

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III. SOCIAL SECTOR

3.1 Health

3.1.1 Health and Nutrition

As of 2023, it can be noted that table below shows that Cough were been recorded as the
number one common illness in the barangay, and it occurs during the first quarter of the year.

Table 9. Seasonality Diagram of Illness C.Y. 2023

ILLNESS 12 MONTHS TOTAL

J F M A M J J A S O N D
Diarrhea 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 9
Cough 13 15 10 9 2 12 5 10 8 16 7 7 114
Rashes 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 3 12
UTI 1 1 2 1 3 4 1 1 1 6 0 4 25
TOTAL 17 18 14 13 6 16 6 13 10 23 10 14 160

ILLNESSES
Diarrhea
UTI
6%
16%
Rashes
7%

Cough
71%

3.1.2 Medical Health Facility

The barangay is located within the coastline of the municipality in which medical facility
like municipal health center/hospital and private clinics are within the reach of the barangay
constituent. However, for major cases that it needs more advanced facilities, patients are referred
to the nearby cities, like Cagayan de Oro City and Iligan City.

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 Table 10. Distance to Medical Health Facilities

FROM TO
BARANGAY Gitagum Alubijid
(Health (OWWA CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
Center) Hospital)

Burnay 1.5 10 36

FROM TO
BARANGAY Initao Manticao
(Provincial (Provincial ILIGAN CITY
Hospital) Hospital)

Burnay 12 36 58

3.1.3 Personnel Services

The health personnel in the barangay have conducted regular immunization, pre-natal
check-up for the pregnant women, medical check=up, sugar test and check the blood pressure
of senior citizens in the barangay.

Table 11. No. of Health Personnel

PERSONNEL NO. BENEFIT / HONORARIA GIVEN

BLGU MLGU PLGU
Barangay Nurse Assigned 1 -
Barangay Health Worker 8 1,000.00 1,000.00
Barangay Nutrition Scholar 1 1,400.00 1,200.00 5,000.00

3.1.4 Barangay Health Center

Barangay Burnay has a functional Barangay Health Center located at Purok 4 in this
barangay beside our Barangay Hall. It is manned by 1 Registered Nurse, 8 BHWs and 1 BNS.
We also have on-going construction of Barangay Health Station (BHS) located at Purok 3 and it
is DOH designed.

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 Table 12. Instruments and Equipment of Barangay Health Center

NAME OF INSTRUMENTS/ NO. OF AVAILABLE I/E

EQUIPMENT
BP Apparatus 10
Weighing Scale 2
Thermal Scanner 3
Thermometer 1
Nebulizer 1

3.1.5 Leading Causes of Morbidity

The highest cause of morbidity rate in the barangay is cough which reached a total of 72
cases for the year 2023, both sexes of the total population.

Table 13. Leading Causes of Morbidity (0-5 years old).

CAUSES NO. OF CASES TOTAL

Male Female
Cough 42 30 72
Rashes 0 3 3
UTI 3 3 6
TOTAL 45 36 81

Causes of Morbidity
Morbidity Cases
UTI
Rashes 7% 4th Qtr
4% 1%
Female
44% Male
56% Cough
88%

Cough Rashes UTI 4th Qtr

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 3.1.6 Leading Causes of Mortality

For the year 2023, there are no mortality case reported or recorded in the barangay.

Table 14. Leading Causes of Mortality (0-5 years old)

CAUSES NO. OF CASES TOTAL

Male Female

None 0 0 0

3.1.7 Leading Causes of Maternal Mortality

For the last years 2021-2023, the barangay has reported cases of death among mothers.
The health workers assigned in the barangay continue educating the mothers regarding the
importance of pre-natal and post-natal care.

Table 15. Leading Causes of Mortality (at least 3 years back)

YEAR CAUSES NO, OF CASES

CVD 2° HCVD, Senile 9
2021 - 2023 MI 2° HCVD 4
TOTAL 13

Causes of Mortality (3 years back)

MI 2 HCVD
31%
CVD 2 HCVD,
Senile
69%

CVD 2 HCVD, Senile MI 2 HCVD

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 3.1.9 Poverty Threshold

Table 17. No. of Household who have income below Poverty Threshold

PUROK MALE FEMALE NO. OF TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD
Purok 1
Purok 2
Purok 3
Purok 4
Purok 5
Purok 6A
Purok 6B
Purok 7

3.1.10 Data on Birth Registration

There are 22 births in the barangay for the year 2023. All are registered to the Local Civil
Registrar (LCR).

Table 18. Data on Birth Registration C.Y. 2023

NO. OF BIRTH TOTAL REGISTERED TOTAL

Male Female Male Female

12 10 22 12 10 22

3.1.11 Birth Control and Methods Used

Out of 470 families, only 181 families are family planning acceptors. Family Planning
Method using Pills is the most common from the total population of the barangay.

Table 19. Family Planning Methods Used

METHODS USED NO. OF ADOPTER

Pills 71
IUD 26
Rhythm 21
Tubal Ligation 19
DMPA 44
TOTAL 181

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 Family Planning Methods

24%
39%

11%

12%
14%

Pills IUD Rhythm Tubal Ligation19 DMPA

3.1.12 Water Facilities

There are Three (3) sources of water in the Barangay Burnay; which called the Burnay
Water System located at Purok 6, Purok 3 and Purok 1. This is deep well and these water sources
cater the needs of the constituents.

Table 20. No. of Members-Consumers of Burnay Water System by Purok

PUROK INACTVE 10% DISCOUNT FREE TOTAL

ACTIVE (Senior Citizen)
Purok 1 50 - 1 1 52
Purok 2 43 - - 1 44
Purok 3 65 5 .5 75
Purok 4 37 - .- 37
Purok 5 31 - - 2 33
Purok 6A 38 - - 38
Purok 6B 47 4 7 58
Purok 7 102 2 1 105
TOTAL 413 11 14 4 442

Burnay Water System Members-Consumers

12%
24%
10%

13% 17%

9% 8%
7%

Purok 1 Purok 2 Purok 3 Purok 4

Purok 5 Purok 6A Purok 6B Purok 7

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 3.1.13 No. of Households with Toilet Facilities

There are 394 households in the barangay, and all these households are all using Water
Seal type of toilet.

Table 21. Types of Toilets

TYPE OF TOILETS TOTAL

Water Seal 394

TOTAL 394

3.2 Housing

Dwelling Condition and Type of Structure

Table 22. No. of Houses according to Materials used

KIND OF HOUSES TOTAL

Concrete 89
Semi-Concrete 191
Wood and Light Materials 114
Cartoon/Plastic/ Salvaged House None
TOTAL 394

Cartoon/Plas
tic/Salvaged
Wood & House
Light 0% Concrete
Materials 23%
29%

Semi-
Concrete
48%
Concrete
Semi-Concrete
Wood & Light Materials
Cartoon/Plastic/Salvaged House

Table 23. No. of Houses according to Ownership

KIND OF OWNERSHIP TOTAL

Owned 329
Rented 35
Shared with Owner 24
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 Shared with Renter None
Informal Settler Families (ISF) 6
TOTAL 394

Ownership

Shared with
Renter
Rented 0%
9% Shared with
Owner
6%

Owned
85%

Owned Rented
Shared with Owner Shared with Renter
ISF

3.3 Education

3.3.1 Educational Institutions

Barangay Burnay has One (1) Public Elementary School located at Purok 7 which caters
Pre-school and Grade 1-6, and One (1) Day Care Center located at Purok 4 beside the Barangay
Hall which caters Kindergarten. It is also fortunate that, the Matangad National High School and
Sto. Niño High School are the nearest secondary school from the barangay. However, Burnay
Elementary School (BES) will be soon become Burnay Integrated School (BIS), because the
Grade 7 will have its opening for school year 2024-2025.

3.3.2 Enrollment

There are Seven (7) Teachers and One (1) School Principal in Burnay Elementary School,
and One (1) Teacher at Burnay Day Care Center.

Table 24. No. of Enrollees of Burnay Elementary School C.Y. 2023-2024

LEVEL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Pre-School 5 13 18
Grade 1 11 10 21
Grade 2 6 8 14
Grade 3 10 10 20
Grade 4 17 12 29
Grade 5 11 6 17
Grade 6 15 14 29
TOTAL 75 73 148

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 Table 25. No. of Enrollees of Burnay Day Care Center C.Y. 2023-2024

LEVEL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Kindergarten 1
Kindergarten 2
TOTAL

3.4 NGO-PO Linkages

Barangay Burnay has organized groups who are actively participated in the barangay
programs and activities.

Table 26. No. and name of Organizations and Members

NAME OF ORGANIZATION NO. OF MEMBERS

Burnay Women’s Association 49
Burnay Fishermen Association 33
Burnay-Talao Single Motor Operators & Drivers Ass. 15
Burnay Senior Citizens Association 198
Burnay Vendor Women’s Fisherfolk Association 24

3.5 Sports and Recreation

Table 27. No. of Sports & Recreation Facilities

NAME OF FACILITIES NO. OF FACILITIES

SPORTS/RECREATION
FACILITIES
Barangay Covered Court Basketball Court 1
Burnay Day Care Playground Playground 1
TOTAL 2

3.6 Protective Services

Barangay Burnay has 12 full force Barangay Tanods headed by the Punong Barangay
who is maintaining the peace and order situation in the barangay. These barangay tanod has a
nightly roving together with the Barangay Kagawad Chair on Peace & Order Committee.

The tanod in the barangay also assists the children at Burnay Elementary School in
crossing the national hi-way during morning, noon, and in the afternoon.

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 3.7 Gender and Development

3.7.1 Violence against Women and Children

Record of the barangay shows, that there was no reported case of physical abuse among
women and children in 2022-2023.

3.7.2 Drug Prevention and Abuse

Barangay Burnay had been declared as a Drug Cleared Barangay on 2019, under the
administration of Philippines former President Rodrigo “Digong” Duterte, against his fight of the
illegal drugs.

However, the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan still allocated funds intended for
Youth Development in the field of sports related activities, and for Information Education
Campaign (IEC).

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 3.7.3 Community Roles of Men and Women

Most men are officers of community organization and are members of groups which
require their services, while women are usually tasked to attend meetings because men also are
normally attending the farm activities.

Table 28. Community Roles of Men and Women

MEN
Majority are Barangay & Purok Officials
Mostly involved in sports activities
Do the heavy works in the community
Member of the organizations
Barangay Tanods
WOMEN
Members of the organizations
Most often attending religious activities
Food and preparation for community activities
Majority attending general assembly/meetings
Mostly assigned on documentation role

IV. ECONOMIC SECTOR

4.1 Agriculture

4.1.1 Agricultural Land Use

Agriculture is the major source of livelihood for the people of Barangay Burnay. These are
planted with tobacco having the largest portion occupying in agricultural areas, followed by corn,
banana, coconut, mango, sineguelas, some vegetables, small backyard livestock, and fishing
along the coastal purok.

Table 29. Agricultural Land Use

COMMODITY AREA PLANTED/OCCUPIED (HAS)

Tobacco Crops 20
Mixed Crops
• Coconut & Banana 5
• Coconut & Fruit Trees (DFS) 10
• Coconut-Corn-Vegetables 12
Permanent Crops 25
TOTAL 72

Some of the root crops which are also planted as food substitute and as additional source
of income. Some land owners with bigger land areas plant permanent crops and fruit trees, such
as; Mango, Corn, Tobacco, Sineguelas and Coconut.

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 Mango Corn

Tobacco Seneguelas

\
Coconut

4.1.2 Sustainability of Agricultural Land Use

The current situation of agricultural land use of Barangay Burnay is mixed cropping, and
is commonly practiced by the farmers. Enhance the existing farming system through introduction
of Diversified Farming System.

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 4.1.3 Cropping Pattern of Tobacco and Corn

Table 30. Seasonality Diagram - Cropping Season (Tobacco, Corn and etc.)

COMMODITY MONTHS
J F M A M J J A S 0 N D
Tobacco
Corn
Seneguelas
Banana No season
Coconut No season
Mango No season

Legend:

Land Preparation Planting

Care and Maintenance Harvesting

4.1.4 Labor Requirements

Table below shows the labor requirements are high during the months of planting and
harvesting and some months are minimal and low.

Table 31. Seasonality Diagram of Labor Requirements

CATEGORY MONTHS
J F M A M J J A S O N D

High
Minimal
Low

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 4.1.5 Agricultural Facilities

As an agricultural barangay, farm tools are useful in the different stages of production.
Many of the farmers have their own tools and even equipment to facilitate production processes.

Table 32. Farm Tools and Barangay Agricultural Facilities

TYPES NO. OF TOOLS & FACILITIES

Corn Mill 1
Plow 18
Sprayer 25
Cart 8
Solar Dyer 1
Others (bolo, hatchet, spade and etc.) 150
TOTAL 203

4.2 Livestock

Common livestock in our barangay are cattle, goat, native chickens & swine. Cattles are
commonly used as working animal, however, some cattle are for fattening, people will buy cattle,
fatten it and eventually sell it. Same thus as goats, chickens, cattle and swine. People used these
livestock as their other means of livelihood and consumption. While poultry production is
prohibited in the barangay, under Barangay Ordinance No. since Barangay Burnay is a coastal
barangay.

The local government also provides upgraded stocks through dispersal program.

Table 33. Household Raising Livestock

TYPES NO. OF HEADS

Cattles 65
Chickens 515
Goats 60
Swine 82
TOTAL 722

4.3 Fisheries

The coastal area in the barangay is 2 km. length more or less. Fisherfolks in this barangay
have organized themselves and formed an association. There are 33 members of Burnay
Fishermen Association, and their president is Mr. Antonio Yamaro. These fisherfolk are recipients
of various assistance from the LGU, BFAR and Congressional, such as fiber glass boats, engines
and fishing gears.

The barangay has also existing inland fishpond owned by private individuals as source of
food and income and has a potential area for expansion, and the households residing along the
coastal area are commonly engaged in fishing.

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 These households have also farm areas, after the farm activities they go into fishing for
additional income and for household consumption. The fishermen commonly used the prescribe
fishnets and hook and line using motorized or non-motorized bancas.

Before, the coastal area of the barangay is very potential for fishing, but due to the
increasing number of households residing near the vicinity and there are also some fishermen
from nearby barangay and municipality, fishermen now have only few catch fish and that’s why
expensive on their part, because they can do fishing very far from the barangay. Big waves occur
during habagat which hinder fishermen to go out fishing.

The barangay in coordination with the municipality formulated an Ordinance and

installation of the Bantay Dagat that limits the illegal fishing activities and able to maintain the
proper waste disposal in the community.

Table 34. Fishing Facilities in Barangay Burnay

TYPES NO. OF HOUSEHOLD

Motorized Banca 26
Not motorized 7
TOTAL 33

4.4 Trade and Industry

The barangay has a lot of sari-sari stores, that’s why retail trade is commonly practice
because of this store business selling common needs/goods for the community. Aside of store
businesses, there are also other business in the barangay, like boarding houses, water refilling
station and casket factory. There are also roving traders offering credit items.

Table 35. Business Establishments in the Barangay

ESTABLISHMENT LOCATION NO. OF NO. OF EMPLOYED

TYPE ESTABLISHMENT PERSON TO
ESTABLISHMENT
Bakery Purok 7 1
Barber Shop Purok 2 1 2
Beach Resort Purok 3 & 7 3 12
Boarding House Purok 4 & 5 3 -
Blacksmith Purok 4 & 6A 2 4
Carenderia Purok 1 & 3 2 5
Carwash Purok 4 & 7 3 2
Casket Factory Purok 2 1 7
Boutique Purok 3 1 1
Corn Mill Purok 5 1 3
Fish & Meat Vendor Purok 3 1 -
Fruit Stand Purok 1, 4 & 5 3 -
Glass Supply Purok 4 & 7 2 5
Internet Café Purok 1,3,6 & 7 5 -
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 Laundry Shop Purok 4 1 2
Photoshop Purok 7 1 -
Sari-Sari Store All Puroks 40 -
Water Refiling Purok 3 1 3
Station
Vulcanizing Shop Purok 1 & 4 2 2

V. ENVIRONMENT SECTOR

5.1 Water Resources

5.1.1 Freshwater (ground, surface)

The main source of potable water in this barangay is from GROUND WATER. Permit of
which from the NWRB is on process, including the Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC)
from the DENR. Barangay Burnay has no surface water.

5.1.2 Marine Waters

Barangay Burnay is a coastal barangay and have 4.5 hectares (more or less) Mangrove
Reforestation Area, located at Purok 7 in this barangay which is protected by Barangay
Ordinance No. 3 S-2003.

Mangrove Reforestation (Purok 7)

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 5.2 Air Quality

In the on-going updating of the Comprehension Land Used Plan (CLUP) of Gitagum-LGU,
Barangay Burnay is highly encouraged an Eco-Industrial Hub barangay. That is to prevent
pollution and preserve the clean and fresh air in our barangay.

We received a Plaque of Recognition last December 2017 from the DOH Region 10 for
our ZERO OPEN DEFECATION (ZOD), that means, every household in this barangay has toilet.

5.3 Soil Type

The barangay has a mix of variety of soil, like sandy, slit and clay soil to nearby riverbanks,
seashore and flat portion. All areas both lower and higher elevation are very much suited for
permanent crops like banana, coconut, and tobacco crops.

5.4 Solid Waste Management

In 2014, the Barangay Council passed an Ordinance entitled, “Proper Solid Waste
Management Ordinance.” This ordinance regulates the disposal of solid wastes in every
household in this barangay.

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 Moral Recovery Facility (MRF)

In June 2018, the barangay received a Plaque of Commendation from the DENR-X, in
their grateful appreciation of our efforts towards the successful implementation of Community-
Based Ecological Solid Waste Management. This plaque of commendation is signed by
DR. SARDULLAH C. ABUBACAR, CESO IV, the Regional Director of DENR-X.

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 5.5 Tourism and Recreational Facilities

Barangay Burnay has 2 km. more or less coastline. Almost 1km of this is white sand. This
white sand coastline is suitable for beaches. As of the moment, the barangay has Three (3)
beaches, the Club South Pacific (CSP) Beach Resort, Ocean 22 Beach and Pool Resort and the
BCG Beach Resort, and all are operating in this barangay.

There is also private beach resort in the barangay owned by private individuals.

Club South Pacific (CSP)

Ocean 22 Beach and Pool Resort

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VI. INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR

6.1 Water Works

6.1.1 Water Supply Services

Water supply in Barangay Burnay is run by the Barangay Council. It is properly accounted
for its income, and expenditure program are subject for audit by our state auditor.

Potable water needs in this barangay is supplied by Three (3) deep wells. The first water
system is located at Purok 6B, powered by a 2Hp pump and motor, and the second one is located
at Purok 3, powered by a 1.5Hp pump and motor, and the third one is located at Purok 1, powered
by a 2Hp pump and motor.

These Three (3) water systems are safe and functional, and can be used for drinking,
because the barangay council has regularly conducted the preventive maintenance of these
Three (3) water source of the barangay.

We have one (1) Meter Reader and one (1) Maintenance Plumber. As of the moment, 442
households are served in our water system.

Water System 1

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 Water System 2 Water System 3

6.2 Power

6.2.1 Electric Services

The electricity provider in the barangay is the MORESCO-1, and 371 households of this
barangay are served by MORESCO-1 in its electricity needs. MORESCO-1 has efficiently
rendered its services to its Member-Consumer-Owners (MCO’s).

Barangay Burnay has still 23 household without electricity. The reasons are no consent of
lot owner, need pole and others.

Since our Three (3) water systems are deep well, pumps and motors are run by electricity.

6.3 Transportation and Road

6.3.1 Road Networks

Road network of Barangay Burnay is of two (2) types, the National Highway and Barangay
Road. These two (2) types of roads are all concrete. One (1) barangay road that measured 1.4km
more or less connects the national highway and to the upper barangay, intersection of which is
in Purok 1. The other barangay road that also connects the national highway towards Sitio Baguio
measured 1.5km more or less up to the dead end.

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 There is an unpaved road used by the people and this is bound to One (1) public cemetery
in this barangay. This is still a private road since the owners of the land do not donate the area.
Barangay Burnay as of the moment does not have even One (1) public access road bound to the
sea that could be used by our fisherfolks or to our people who just want to go to the sea.

6.3.2 Mode of Transportation

Barangay Burnay is a highway barangay. The Iligan-Cagayan National Hi-way traversed

in this barangay, and it is accessible to any transportation facilities. The means of transportation
of our constituents going to the nearby barangays or municipality are; buses, jeepneys, vans,
taxis, tri-cabs and habal2x, but the most common means of transportation from barangay going
to the different puroks are tri-cab or by single motor (habal-habal).

As of the moment, the construction of 6-lane of the national hi-way were almost finished,
only few portions are still 4 lanes. Our constituents are never had any difficulty in availing the
transportation services since our barangay is the corridor of Iligan-Cagayan access road.

6.4 Communication

6.4.1 Telecommunication Services

Barangay Burnay has never have any difficulty in phone signal, whether Smart, Globe or
DITO Telcos. These 3 Telcos erected their cell site towers located in Purok 3 & Purok 7 in this
barangay.

Smart Telco Globe Telco

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 6.4.2 Postal Service Facility

There is no postal service facility in the barangay. The people have to go to the next
barangay which is the Poblacion to send their mails and letters to the Post Office. However, the
postman assign will deliver the letter if there is a letter from post office to the barangay.
Sometimes it will be delivered in the barangay office or they’ll deliver it directly house-to-house.

6.5 Public Administrative Support

6.5.1 Government Buildings

The Barangay Center of Government is found in Purok 4. We have here the Barangay
Hall, Health Center, Day Care Center, Day Care Playground and Isolation Facility.

Barangay Hall (Purok 4)

Barangay Health Center (Purok 4)

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 Day Care Center (Purok 4)

Covered Court (Purok 3)

Sangguniang Kabataan Office (Purok 3)

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Burnay Kalahi Mini-Market (Purok 3)

Burnay Elementary School (Purok 7)

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VII. INSTITUTIONAL SECTOR

7.1 Organization and Management

7.1.1 Barangay Organizational Structure

FEDERICO D. LIM, JR.

Punong Barangay

LISIU C. SEGOVIA ELIZABETH M. AYUBAN

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

JONIE L. MONTON DANTE U. FABRICANTE

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

RODEL P. SAJULAN ROMULO L. TERRADO

Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

SILVESTRE R. CASTRO, JR. JOHN MARK B. TUBELLEJA

Barangay Kagawad sk Chairman/Ex-Officio Member

LERAME B. NEGRE MAPLE ALLEIN A. NACALABAN

Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer

7.2 Fiscal Management

7.2.1 Status of Financial Health

Financial Management in this barangay is endeavored to have it fairly, transparently and

in accordance with law. Despite of our inadequacy of knowledge and skills in managing finances,
the office of the Barangay Treasurer, the office of the Punong Barangay and the Committee on
Appropriation and Finance ensure that Barangay Funds must be properly and justly managed,
that these Three (3) offices must not be complacent in every transaction, must be watchful and
frank so that financial health condition of Barangay Burnay must not be at stake. We never
received notice of disallowance even once, no transaction has been suspended ever and for
every cash examination conducted by the COA, there are no discrepancies found.

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 7.2.2 Revenues by Source

Sources of revenue of the barangay are from:

✓ Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA)

✓ Real Property Tax (RPT)
✓ Community Tax Certificate (CTC)
✓ Barangay Clearance Fee
✓ Barangay Certification Fee
✓ Business Clearance Fee
✓ Service Fee
✓ Filling Fee
✓ Stall Rental Fee
✓ Environmental Fee
✓ Water System Bills

Table 36. Actual Expenditures by General Account (2023)

Personal Services
Maintenance and other Operating Expenses
20% Development Fund
10% Sangguniang Kabataan Fund
5% Local Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Fund
Water Work System

7.3 Legislative Output

Table 37. Data of Resolutions Passed and Ordinances Enacted (10 yrs. back)

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

Resolutions 49 38 36 31 42 60 36 46 54 49 441
Ordinances 4 2 None 2 6 5 3 6 None None 28
TOTAL 53 40 36 33 48 65 39 52 54 49 469

7.4 Organizational Rating of Barangay Officials

The average rating of the performance of Barangay Officials, Sangguniang Barangay,

Sangguniang Barangay Committee is outstanding and the Barangay Development Council has
the average rating of very satisfactory in terms of role and function in the barangay.

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 Table 38. Organizational Rating Matrix of Barangay Officials

PERFORMANCE OF BARANGAY OFFICIALS RATING

A Performance of the Sangguniang Barangay 1 2 3 4 5
1 Administration to Basic Services relative to:
a. Agriculture /
b. Health and Social Welfare Services /
c. General Hygiene and Sanitation, Beautification and /
Waste Disposal
d. Administration/Maintenance of Barangay Justice /
e. Maintenance of Barangay Roads and Water Systems /
f. Infrastructure Facilities /
g. General Welfare /
h. Information and Reading Materials /
I. Satellite Public Markets /
2 Capability to raise funds and initiate fund sourcing and /
other Income
3 Relation to PO’s through its representation in the /
Barangay Development Council (BDC)
4 Support & Assistance for the establishment & /
Organization of organization/ Cooperative in the
Barangay
5 Organization/ Re-organization/Establishment of BDC /
6 Enactment of Barangay Ordinances, Resolutions and etc. /
7 Ensure the performance of the roles and functions of the /
Barangay Secretary
8 Ensure the performance of the roles and functions of the /
Barangay Treasurer
9 Conduct of Barangay Assembly /
10 Quality of Resolutions/Ordinances enacted relative to:
a. Local Administration /
b. Human Resource and Development /
c. Agriculture /
d. Infrastructure /
B Sangguniang Barangay Committee Performance
1 Conduct of Hearing and Investigation /
2 Making and Submission of reports /
C BDC Performance
1 Conduct Regular Meeting /
2 Ability/Capability to make a short and long term /
Comprehensive BDP
3 Conduct Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation /
4 Motivation of constituents to participate in various local /
activities

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 Legend:

1-Poor 2-Unsatisfactory 3-Satisfactory 4-Very Satisfactory 5-Outstanding

Table 39. Organization Rating Matrix of People’s Organization

PEOPLE’S PARTICIPATION 1 2 3 4 5
1 Active Participation in the General Assembly /
2 Indication of Commitment /
3 Active participation in Barangay Based Organization activities /
4 Assistance in keeping peace and order within & outside the /
Barangay
5 Assistance towards the maintenance of Health and Sanitation /
in the barangay
6 Abiding in the Policies and Ordinances /
7 Respect to Barangay Officials /
8 Payment of Taxes /
9 Gender Sensitivity /
10 Close coordination of PO’s to Barangay Council /

Legend:

1-Poor 2-Unsatisfactory 3-Satisfactory 4-Very Satisfactory 5-Outstanding

7.4 Administration of Justice (Lupong Tagapamayapa)

Barangay Burnay has complied with the provision of the Local Government Code
regarding the organization of lupon. It is composed of the Punong Barangay as lupon chairman
and 10 lupon members.

The Lupong Tagapamayapa in the barangay got the first place in (Two) 2-Consicutive
years (2021-2022) of the yearly assessment or the Lupong Tagapamayapa Incentives Award
(LTIA) conducted by the Municipal level. While on the Provincial level, the lupon also got the
second place on 4th-5th Class Municipality Category in the year 2021.

The following are the functions normally performed by the Lupon.

• Exercise administrative supervision over the conciliation panels.

• Meet regularly once a month to provide a forum for exchange of ideas among its
members and the public on matters relevant to the amicable settlement of dispute
and to enable various conciliation panel members to share with one another their
observation and experiences in effecting speedy resolution of dispute; and
• Exercise such other powers and perform such other duties and functions as may
be prescribed by law or ordinance.

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 LUPON TAGAPAMAYAPA ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

HON. FEDERICO D. LIM, JR.

Lupon Chairman

MS. LERAME B. NEGRE

Lupon Secretary

MR. PEPITO SIA, SR. MR. FIDEL PICUT, JR.

Lupon Member Lupon Member

MR. LEONARDO PICUT MR. EDWIN B. MAGSAYO

Lupon Member Lupon Member

MR. ANTONIO YAMARO MR. ELIAS M. QUILOG

Lupon Member Lupon Member

MR. PRIMITIVO D. GABUTAN PTR. SERGIO AUXTERO, JR.

Lupon Member Lupon Member

MR. JAIME P. ASOK

Lupon Member

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 7.5 Public Order and Safety

7.5.1 Civilian Volunteer Organization (CVO)

To maintain peace and public safety, the barangay ensures that Civilian Volunteers
Organization (CVO) or Barangay Tanods is organized. The barangay has 12 active
CVO/Barangay Tanod members. They are doing nightly roving activity in the barangay. However,
the CVO members has no proper physical training to gain knowledge and skills regarding their
duties and responsibilities.

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 CHAPTER

3
SITUATIONAL
ANALYSIS
This chapter is the Analysis of the real situation of the
barangay, by identifying Issues and Concerns.

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I. PARTICIPATORY SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS

1.1 Resource Map

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 1.2 Spot Map

Barangay Burnay has a total land area of 116 hectares. The total population of the
barangay is 1,582, total number of households is 394 and total number of families is 470. Burnay
is also the smallest barangay in the Municipality of Gitagum. It is a coastal barangay with 2km
more or less in length.

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1.3 Hazard Map (photo)

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1.4 Historical Timeline of the Barangay

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 1.5 Historical Timeline of Disasters
DISASTER TIMELINE
EFFECTS RESPONSE
YEAR NAME Area/Sectors Damages Community Government Non-Government LESSON LEARNED

2012 Typhoon Purok 2, 4, 5 & 7 / - Some houses - Voluntary - Transport None - Preemptive
Pablo Economic Sector were partially Evacuation typhoon victims to evacuation to the
damaged the evacuation people lived near
- Fish sanctuary center coastal area
guard house was - Gave food packs - People should listen
totally damaged - Provide medicine to the news or
- Corals were and clothes to the announcement from
damaged and, typhoon victims local disaster office
- Many banana
trees were also
damaged

2019-2021 Covid-19 Whole barangay - Death - Worried - Lockdown - Some private - Follow safety
and all Sectors - Unemployment - Health Conscious - Issued Health sector/individuals protocols
- Barangay - Complains Protocols gave food - Be prepared all the
activities and - Murmuring - Received assistance to time
programs were assistance from unemployed/less - Self-discipline
canceled different fortunate families
- Religious activities government - Gave PPAs
were affected agencies
- Transportation - Provide vaccine
and traveling to - Conduct IEC
other places were regarding on the
minimal and strictly prevention of
prohibited covid-19
- Gave free PPAs
and medicine
- Financial
assistance

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 1.6 Venn Diagram

DOH

DP
CONGR WH
PRIVATE
ESSION SECTOR
AL
OFFICE
DILG BLGU

DA DEPE
D

COMMUNITY DENR

DOLE PNP
MLGU

DSWD

FAO-
UN
RHU

BFP

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1.7 Income Expenditure tree

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 1.8 Gender and Environmental Historical Transect

Table 40. Gender and Environmental Historical Transect

SECTOR BEFORE NOW REASON

The weather was chilly Hot and abnormal Climate change
and relaxing changes of the
weather
The weather was The weather is Climate change
predictable unpredictable
Environment There are many trees in Number of trees are Road widening, human
the national highway of slowly decreasing usage for development
the barangay as well as and illegal cutting of
the barangay roads trees
Marine life was Scarcity Storm surge, human
abundant & rich illegal activities
No early teenage Increase number of Advance technology,
pregnancy early teenage Lack of proper guidance
pregnancy of parents
Gender Roles No gender equality Empowered and Laws are created for
equality among their rights through
genders legislations
Children are more Children are less Laws are created for
obedient obedient and their rights through
hardheaded legislations
Increased numbers of The violence against Laws are created for
Peace and Unity in the violence against women women is decreased their rights through
Family because they’re now legislations
protected by law
As one of the beliefs, It is ok to hold hands People are liberated and
men are not allowed to in public change their beliefs
hold women hands
Commodities are much Commodities are Inflation
cheaper costly
Low Salary The salary now has Laws are created
Poverty increased because of through legislations
standardization law
Unemployed due to More employment There are many
educational status opportunities, like Educational Assistance
going abroad from the government and
other private sectors

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 1.9 Climate and Disaster Impact Chain Analysis

Table 41. Climate Change Effect and Impact by Sector

SECTOR CLIMATE/DISASTER PRIMARY IMPACT SECONDARY IMPACT

EVENTS
- Destroyed houses and appliances - Inaccessibility of goods and services
- School building submerged in water - Disruption of classes and offices
- Roads and drainage system are damaged - Destruction of livelihood such as farming
SOCIAL Typhoon/Flood - Health workers are among the affected and livestock
households - Destruction of water and electricity
- Disruption of health services
- Delivery of relief services will take time and
need much effort
ECONOMIC Typhoon/Flood - Minimal food supply - Hunger
- Cut off services - No income
ENVIRONMENT Typhoon/Flood - River’s will overflow - The water is dirty & unsafe
- Canals are clogged - Disease will occur (cough, cold, dengue,
- Trees are damaged etc.)
- Surroundings are mess
INFRASTRUCTURE Typhoon/Flood - Infrastructures are damaged
- Roads and bridges are not accessible
INSTITUTIONAL Typhoon/Flood - Emergency meeting will be conducted - Emergency purchased of goods and other
- Planning for the search and rescue necessities for the typhoon victims
operation - Lack of sleep
- Disruption of delivery services to the - Request for assistance from the MLGU or
typhoon victims PLGU
- Worried of the constituents who are
affected

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 - Damaged/destroyed houses near coastal - Homeless
SOCIAL Storm Surge areas - Drown and may cause to death
- Fishermen can’t go fishing
ECONOMIC Storm Surge - Price increase in selling fish and other sea - No income
foods
ENVIRONMENT Storm Surge - Damaged of coral reefs and other marine - Fish
life
- Mangroves will also be damaged
INFRASTRUCTURE Storm Surge - Seawall damaged or collapse
INSTITUTIONAL Storm Surge - Conduct meeting to have a search &
rescue operation

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 1.10 Seasonality Calendar of Economic Activities

Table 42. Seasonality Calendar

JAN FEB MAR APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC

LIVELIHOOD
Agriculture:

Tobacco

Corn

Copra

Sineguelas

HEALTH CONCERNS/ILLNESS

Sore Eyes

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Fever/Cough

Increase
Pregnancy

WEATHER

Rainy &
Summer
Season

FESTIVALS / ACTIVITIES

Araw ng
Burnay

Barangay
Fiesta

Barangay
Assembly

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San Pedro

Clean-up
Drive

Christmas
Season

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 II. Problem Identification: Summary of Findings

Table 43. Summary of Findings, Issues and Possible Actions

MGA OBSERBASYON AT MGA KAUGNAY NA ISYU / USAPIN POSIBLENG SOLUSYON

FINDINGS O PROBLEMA
(Sectoral) (Issues and Concerns)

Insufficient Supply of Water Construction of additional Water Source

SOCIAL Purchase of Medicine and request for assistance from
Lack of Medicine LGU and other agencies

Increase number of Unemployment Livelihood Program & Partnership with related agencies
ECONOMIC Farm inputs are Costly Pass Resolution to Local and National Agencies

Improper Waste Disposal Intensify the implementation of Barangay Solid Waste

ENVIRONMENT Ordinance
Deforestation Reforestation

Access Road going to the Seashore Acquisition of Land

Difficulty in crossing the National Road Pass Resolution to National agencies for the construction
INFRASTRUCTURE of Overpass or Island in the Barangay National Road
Clogged drainage Pass Resolution to DPWH

No proper Meeting Hall for Women Pass Resolution to LGU for funding
Occurrence of noise and other disturbance during Improvement of the Meeting Hall/Session Hall
INSTITUTIONAL Meetings and Council’s Regular Sessions

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III. Participatory Ranking and Prioritization

Table 44. Ranking and Prioritization of Community Issues & Problems

SECTOR COMMUNITY HOW COMMON HOW SERIOUS HOW URGENT TOTAL SCORE
ISSUES/PROBLEMs
Insufficient Supply of 5 5 5 15
SOCIAL Water
Lack of Medicine 4 4 4 12
Increase number of 3 3 4 10
ECONOMIC Unemployment
Farm inputs are Costly 4 4 3 11
Improper Waste 4 3 2 9
ENVIRONMENT Disposal
Deforestation 4 3 3 11
Access Road going to 5 5 5 15
the Seashore
INFRASTRUCTURE Difficulty in crossing 5 5 5 15
the National Road
Clogged drainage 4 3 3 10
No proper Meeting Hall 3 3 2 8
for Women
Occurrence of noise 5 5 5 15
INSTITUTIONAL and other disturbance
during Meetings and
Council’s Regular
Sessions

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IV. Problem Tree Analysis

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 CHAPTER

4
BARANGAY VISION
AND MISSION
STATEMENTS
This Chapter contains the final and validated
Vision and Mission of the barangay.

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1.1 Vision and Mission

BARANGAY VISION

Barangay Burnay, a center for a balanced ecology,

tourism, sufficient water supply and agriculturally
engine commerce, with its constituents enjoying a
resilient barangay facility and striving to eradicate
poverty, law abiding and God-fearing citizenry, having
a sincere and dedicated Barangay Officials.

BARANGAY MISSION

Motivating the people of Barangay Burnay, the

doctrine of environmentally protection
advancement, promote modern technology for
agriculture, provide sound environment for
commerce.

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1.2 Goals and Objectives by Sector

SOCIAL

GOALS
To improve quality programs for the youth, and to improve health and
sanitation program for the constituents.

OBJECTIVES
To provide program and activities for the youth and to enhance health
facilities and other barangay facilities.

ECONOMIC

GOALS
To provide efficient livelihood programs to various sectors and
improve crops production of farmers in the barangay.

OBJECTIVES
To provide more livelihood trainings, and to purchase and
Distribute certified seeds to the farmers.

ENVIRONMENT

GOALS
To improve environmental protection and management.

OBJECTIVES
To intensify the implementation of solid waste management.

INFRASTRUCTURE

GOALS
To provide infrastructure projects and to reduce risks to disasters.

OBJECTIVES
To de-clog canals and regularly maintained barangay roads.

INSTITUTIONAL

GOALS
To develop values information to the Barangay Officials in order to
provide honest services and transparency to our constituents.

OBJECTIVES
To provide trainings for the barangay officials and volunteers
on good governance.

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 CHAPTER

5
SECTORAL
DEVELOPMENT
PLANS
This chapter contains the prioritized list
of PPAs by Sector.

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 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN (BDP) by SECTOR
C.Y. 2025 – 2027
Name of Barangay: BURNAY a. Land Area : 1.16 sq. km.
City/Municipaluty : GITAGUM b. Population : 1,582
Province : MISAMIS ORIENTAL c. Dominant Land Use: COMMERCIAL

PERIOD OF
TOTAL PROJECT COSTS IMPLEMENTATION
PERFOR- NAME DESCRIP- LOCATION OUTPUT/
REMARKS
MANCE OF TION BENEFIT (6) (7)
AREA PROJECT
(ASEE) 2025 2026 2027 2025 2026 2027
Fun- Fun- Fun- (8)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Time Time Time
Amount ding Amount ding Amount ding
frame frame frame
Source Source Source

Const./Reh Additional Playgroun

ab. of Day playing d 20% 3rd
Purok 4 70,000.00 .
Care materials Constructe BDF Qtr.
Center’s for the d/Rehabilit
Playground playground ated

Provide Assistance
Assistance Purok 1 – 5% 5% 5% 4th 4th 4th
Financial to PWDs 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00
to PWDs Purok 7 GAD GAD GAD Qtr. Qtr. Qtr.
SOCIAL Assistance Provided
SECTOR to PWDs

Milk
Assistance Purchase
Purok 1 – Assistance 5% 5% 5% 4th 4th 4th
to Senior of Milk to 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00
Purok 7 to Senior GAD GAD GAD Qtr. Qtr. Qtr.
Citizens Senior
Citizens
Citizens
Provided
Improveme MPB
MPB
nt of Multi- Bleacher 20% 20% Jan. Jan. Jan. -
Purok 3 Bleacher 70,000.00 70,000.00
Purpose (Phase 1 & BDF BDF - Dec - Dec Dec
Improved
Building 2)

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 Water Purchase Purok 1, Availability 50,000.00 20% 50,000.00 20% 50,000.00 20% Jan. Jan. Jan. -
System of Water 3, & 7 of BDF BDF BDF - - Dec.
Apparatus System Apparatus Dec. Dec.
Apparatus in case of
trouble

Purchase For Barangay CCTV of 70,000.00 20% 70,000.00 20% 2nd 2nd
of CCTV Protection Covered Barangay BDF BDF Qtr. Qtr.
and Safety Court Covered
Purposes Court
Installed

Purchase Medicine Barangay Enhance 15,000.00 5% 15,000.00 5% 15,000.00 5% 2nd 2nd 2nd
of Medicine for the Wide Health GAD GAD GAD Qtr. Qtr. Qtr.
SOCIAL Constituent Services
SECTOR s

Purchase Lot Purok 1 – Lot for 50,000.00 20% 50,000.00 20% 50,000.00 20% Jan. Jan. Jan. -
of Lot intended Purok 7 purok BDF BDF BDF - Dec - Dec Dec
for the meeting
purok hall
meeting purchased
hall

Constructio To have a Purok 1 - Purok 50,000.00 20% 50,000.00 20% 50,000.000 20% Jan. Jan. Jan. -
n of proper Purok 7 Meeting BDF BDF BDF - - Dec Dec
Meeting meeting Hall Dec.
Hall hall for Constructe
each purok d

Improveme Covered Purok 3 Multi- 70,000.00 20% Jan.

nt of Multi- Court Purpose BDF - Dec
Purpose Painting of Building
Building Flooring Improved

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 Constructio School Purok 7 2-Storey 5,000,000. National Jan.
n of 2- Building for School 00 -
Storey Burnay Building Dec..
School Elementary Constructe
SOCIAL Building School d
SECTOR
Const. of Day Care Purok 6 Day Care 2,000,000. National Jan.
Day Care Center for Center 00 -
Center the Building Dec..
Building Children of Constructe
Purok 6A d
to Purok 7
.
Purchase For Barangay Handheld 20,000.00 5% Jan.
of Emergency Wide Radio DRR -
Handheld Response Purchased MF Dec..
Radio

Installation Antenna to Purok 4 Antenna 20,000.00 5% Jan.

of Antenna have easy for DRR -
ECONO- contact Handheld MF Dec..
MIC thru radio Radio
SECTOR Installed

Multi- For Barangay Multi- 1,000,000. MDF Jan.

Purpose Emergency Wide Purpose 00 -
Vehicle Response Vehicle Dec..
Purchased

Constructio Efficiency & Purok 6 Water 2,000,000. MDF Jan.

n of Water Sufficiency System 00 -
System potable Constructe Dec.
Water
d
supply of the
barangay

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 Purchase 2 Units of Barangay Disaster 20,000.00 5% 20,000.00 5% 2nd 2nd
of Tent Tent Wide Prepared DRR DRR Qtr. Qtr.
MF MF

Purchase Opening of Purok 2 Lot 1,000,000. MDF Jan.

of Lot Barangay or Purok Purchased 00 -
Road going 7 Dec.
to the sea

Post Purchase Barangay Sheller 200,000.00 PDF Jan. .

Harvest of post- Wide Purchased -
Equipment harvest Dec.
ECONO- equipment
MIC (Sheller)
SECTOR
Support for Conduct Barangay Job Fairs 20,000.00 MOO 4th
Jobs and Job Fairs Wide Conducted E Qtr.
Employme
nt Creation

Maintenan Road Purok 1 FMR 20,000.00 MOO 20,000.00 MOO 20,000.00 MOO Jan. Jan. Jan. -
ce of Farm Clearing/Cl & Purok Maintained E E E - - Dec.
to Market eaning 6 Dec. Dec.
Roads

Purchase Plowing Barangay Plowing 50,000.00 20% Jan.

of Plowing Equipment Wide Equipment BDF -
Equipment for the Purchased Dec.
Farmers

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 Constructio Purok 6 Solar Drier 1,500,000. National Jan.
n of Solar Constructe 00 -
Drier d Dec.

Constructio Purok 6 Reservoir 1,000,000. MDF Jan.

n of Constructe 00 -
Reservoir d Dec.
ECONO-
MIC
SECTOR De- Free Purok 1 Canal De- 10,000.00 5% 10,000.00 5% 10,000.00 5% Jan. Jan. Jan. -
Clogging of passage of to Purok Clogged DRR DRR DRR - - Dec.
Canal water 4 MF MF MF Dec. Dec.

Purchase Disaster Barangay Mono- 20,000.00 5% 2nd

of Mono- Prepared Wide Block DRR Qtr.
Block Chairs MF
Chairs Purchased

Constructio Canal for 2 Purok 1 Canal for 2 2,000,000. National Jan.

n of Canal Barangay & Purok Barangay 00 -
Roads 6 Roads Dec.
ENVIRON Constructe
MENTAL d
SECTOR
Purchase For Purok 4 MRF Lot 50,000.00 20% Jan.
of Lot Material Purchased BDF -
Recovery Dec.
Facility

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 Material Constructio Purok 1- MRF to 8 40,000.00 20% 40,000.00 20% 40,000.00 20% 4th 4th 4th
Recovery n of Purok 7 Puroks BDF BDF BDF Qtr. Qtr. Qtr.
Facility Material Constructe
(MRF) Recovery d
Facility
(MRF)

Eco- Const./Reh Purok 7 Mangrove 3,000,000. National Jan.

Tourism ab./Improv. Rehabilitat 00 -
Developme of ed/Improve Dec.
nt Boardwalk d

Mangrove Purok 7 Balanced 215,000.00 20% 220,000.00 20% 220,000.00 20% Jan. Jan. Jan. -
Reforestati Eco- BDF BDF BDF - - Dec.
ENVIRON on/Rehabili System Dec. Dec.
MENTAL tation
SECTOR

Flood Protection Purok 2 Flood 5,000,000. Nationa Jan. -

l
Control from Control 00 Dec.
flooding Constructe
d

Sea Wall Protection Purok 4 Sea Wall 5,000,000. Nationa Jan. -

l
from Storm & Purok Constructe 00 Dec.
Surge 7 d

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 Foot path Constructio Both side Safe 4,000,000. Nationa Jan. -
l
n of of Sidewalk 00 Dec.
Covered National
Foot Path Hi-way

Constructio Purok 4 Pathway 70,000.00 20% 70,000.00 20% 70,000.00 20% Jan. Jan. Jan. -
n of Constructe BDF BDF BDF - - Dec.
Pathway d Dec. Dec.

Constructio Fence of Purok 3 Fence 70,000.00 20% 70,000.00 20% 70,000.00 20% Jan. Jan. Jan. -
n of Fence the Constructe BDF BDF BDF - - Dec.
Covered d Dec. Dec.
Court
INFRASTR (beside the
UCTURE small
SECTOR stage)

Overpass Protection Purok 4 Overpass 5,000,000. National Jan.

to Constructe 00 -
Pedestrian d Dec.

Opening of Purok 2 Accessible 2,000,000. MDF Jan. -

Barangay or Purok Barangay 00 Dec.
Roads 7 Roads
going to
the sea

Purchase Lot for Lot 1,000,000. MDF Jan.

of Lot Barangay Purchased 00 –
Mini-Park Dec.

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 Improveme Barangay 70,000.00 20% Jan. –
nt of Mini-Park BDF Dec.
Barangay Improved
Mini-Park

INFRASTR Barangay Constructio Purok 3 Barangay 1,000,000. MDF Jan. -

UCTURE Disaster n of Disaster 00 Dec.
SECTOR Operation Barangay Operation
Center Disaster Center
Operation constructe
Center d

Improveme Meetings & Purok 4 Governme 70,000.00 20% 70,000.00 20% 70,000.00 20% 1st 1st 1st
nt of Council’s nt Facilities BDF BDF BDF Qtr. Qtr. Qtr.
Governme Regular Improved
nt Facilities Session
Hall
Conduct Barangay Capacity 20,000.00 5% Jan.
Capacity Wide Building for DRR –
Building for Barangay MF Dec.
Barangay Tanods
Tanods Conducted
INSTITU-
TIONAL Capacity Conduct Purok 3 Trained 30,000.00 5% 30,000.00 5% 30,000.00 5% Jan. Jan. Jan. –
SECTOR Developme Disaster Barangay DRR DRR DRR – – Dec.
nt Trainings & Officials/ MF MF MF Dec. Dec.
Seminars Workers
for for
Barangay Disaster
Officials/ Response
Workers
Constructio Proper Women’s 1,000,000. MDF Jan. –
n of Meeting Meeting 00 Dec.
Meeting Hall for Hall
Hall for Women Constructe
Women d

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 CHAPTER

6
BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT
INVESTMENT
PROGRAM (BDIP)
This chapter contains the Final and Consolidated BDIP
from the different Sectoral Plans.

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 BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT PROGRAM (BDIP)
For Planning Period
Years Covered _ 2025 – 2027

Barangay : Burnay Province of : Misamis Oriental

City/Municipality of : Gitagum

AIP PROGRAM/PROJECT/ OPR SCHEDULE OF EXPECTED FUNDING AMOUNT

REFERENCE ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATION OUTPUT SOURCE (in thousand pesos)
CODE DESCRIPTION Start Completion Personal Maintenance Capital Outlay Total
Date Date Services & Other (CO)
(PS) Operating
Expenses
(MOOE)

SOCIAL SERVICES

Const./Rehab. of Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Playground 20% 30,000.00 30,000.00

Day Care Center’s the 2027 Constructed/ BDF
Playground Punong Rehabilitated
Barangay
Water System Office of 2025 2027 Availability of 20% 150,000.00 150,000.00
Apparatus the Apparatus in BDF
Punong case of trouble
Barangay
Purchase of CCTV Office of 2025 2026 CCTV to 20% 140,000.00 140,000.00
the Barangay BDF
Punong Covered Court
Barangay Installed
Construction of Office of 2025 2027 Purok Meeting 20% 150,000.00 150,000.00
Meeting Hall the Hall Constructed BDF
Punong
Barangay

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Improvement of Office of 2026 2027 MPB Bleacher 20% 140,000.00 140,000.00
Multi-Purpose the Improved BDF
Building Punong
Barangay
Purchase of Lot Office of 2025 2027 Lot for Purok 20% 150,000.00 150,000.00
the Meeting Hall BDF
Punong Purchased
Barangay
Improvement of Office of Jan. Dec. 2025 MPB Improved 20% 70,000.00 70,000.00
Multi-Purpose the 2025 (covered court BDF
Building Punong painting &
Barangay flooring)
Assistance to PWDs Office of 2025 2027 Assistance to 5% 45,000.00 45,000.00
the PWDs Provided GAD
Punong
Barangay
Assistance to Senior Office of 2025 2027 Milk Assistance 5% 45,000.00 45,000.00
Citizens the to Senior Citizens GAD
Punong provided
Barangay
Purchase of Office of 2025 2027 Enhance Health 5% 45,000.00 45,000.00
Medicine the Services GAD
Punong
Barangay
Construction of 2- Office of Jan. Dec. 2025 2-Storey School National 5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00
Storey School the 2025 Building
Building Punong Constructed
Barangay
Construction of Day Office of Jan. Dec. 2026 Day Care Center National 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00
Care Center Building the 2026 Building
Punong Constructed
Barangay

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 ECONOMIC SERVICES

Maintenance to Farm Office of 2025 2027 FMR Maintained MOOE 60,000.00 60,000.00
to Market Roads the
Punong
Barangay
Support for Jobs and Office of Jan. Dec. 2026 Conduct Job MOOE 20,000.00 20,000.00
Employment the 2026 Fairs
Creation Punong
Barangay
Purchase of Plowing Office of Jan. Dec. 2025 Plowing 20% 50,000.00 50,000.00
Equipment the 2025 Equipment BDF
Punong Purchased
Barangay
Purchase of Tent Office of 2025 2026 Disaster 5% 40,000.00 40,000.00
the Prepared DRRMF
Punong
Barangay
De-Clogging of Office of 2025 2027 Canal De- 5% 30,000.00 30,000.00
Canal the Clogged DRRMF
Punong
Barangay
Purchase of Mono- Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Mono-Blocks 5% 20,000.00 20,000.00
Block Chairs the 2027 Chairs Purchased DRRMF
Punong
Barangay
Purchase of Office of Jan. Dec. 2025 Handheld Radio 5% 20,000.00 20,000.00
Handheld Radio the 2025 Purchased DRRMF
Punong
Barangay

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Installation of Office of Jan. Dec. 2026 Antenna for 5% 20,000.00 20,000.00
Antenna the 2026 Handheld Radio DRRMF
Punong Installed
Barangay

Multi-Purpose Office of Jan. Dec. 2025 Multi-Purpose MDF 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00

Vehicle the 2025 Vehicle
Punong Purchased
Barangay

Construction of Office of Jan. Dec. 2025 Efficiency & MDF 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00
Water System the 2025 Sufficiency of
Punong potable water
Barangay supply of the
barangay
Purchase of Lot Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Opening of MDF 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
the 2027 Barangay Road
Punong going to the sea
Barangay

Post Harvest Office of Jan. Dec. 2025 Sheller PDF 200,000.00 200,000.00
Equipment the 2025 Purchased
Punong
Barangay

Construction of Solar Office of Jan. Dec. 2026 Solar Drier National 1,500,000.00 1,500,000.00
Drier the 2026 Constructed
Punong
Barangay

Construction of Office of Jan. Dec. 2026 Reservoir MDF 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00

Reservoir the 2026 Constructed
Punong
Barangay

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 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

Purchase of Lot Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Material 20% 50,000.00 50,000.00
the 2027 Recovery Facility BDF
Punong Lot Purchased
Barangay
Material Recovery Office of 2025 2027 MRF to 8 Puroks 20% 120,000.00 120,000.00
Facility (MRF) the Constructed BDF
Punong
Barangay
Mangrove Office of 2025 2027 Balanced Eco- 20% 655,000.00 655,000.00
Reforestation/ the System BDF
Rehabilitation Punong
Barangay
Eco-Tourism Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Mangrove National 3,000,000.00 3,000,000.00
Development the 2027 Rehabilitated/
Punong Improved
Barangay

Flood Control Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Flood Control National 5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00
the 2027 Constructed
Punong
Barangay

Sea Wall Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Sea Wall National 5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00
the 2027 Constructed
Punong
Barangay

Construction of Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Canal for 2 National 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00
Canal the 2027 Barangay Roads
Punong Constructed
Barangay

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 INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES

Construction of Office of 2025 2027 Pathway 20% 210,000.00 210,000.00

Pathway the Constructed BDF
Punong
Barangay
Construction of Office of 2025 2027 Fence 20% 210,000.00 210,000.00
Fence the Constructed BDF
Punong
Barangay
Improvement of Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Barangay Mini- 20%
Barangay Mini-Park the 2027 Park Improved BDF
Punong
Barangay
Opening of Barangay Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Accessible MDF 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00
Roads the 2027 Barangay Roads
Punong going to the sea
Barangay
Barangay Disaster Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Disaster MDF 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
Operation Center the 2027 Operation center
Punong Constructed
Barangay
Purchase of Lot Office of Jan. Dec. 2026 Lot Purchased for MDF 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
the 2026 Mini-Park
Punong
Barangay

Overpass Office of Jan. Dec. 2026 Overpass National 5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00

the 2026 Constructed
Punong
Barangay

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Foot Path Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Safe Sidewalk National 4,000,000.00 4,000,000.00
the 2027
Punong
Barangay

INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES

Improvement of Office of 2025 2027 Government 20% 210,000.00 210,000.00

Government the Facilities BDF
Facilities Punong Improved
Barangay
Capacity Office of 2025 2027 Trained Barangay 5% 90,000.00 90,000.00
Development the Officials/Workers DRRMF
Punong for Disaster
Barangay Response
Conduct Capacity Office of Jan. Dec. 2026 Capacity Building 5% 20,000.00 20,000.00
Building for the 2026 for Barangay DRRMF
Barangay Tanods Punong Tanods
Barangay Conducted
Construction of Office of Jan. Dec. 2027 Women’s MDF 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
Meeting Hall for the 2027 Meeting Hall
Women Punong Constructed
Barangay

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 CHAPTER

7
BDP MONITORING
AND EVALUATION
PLAN
This chapter is showing how results and
accomplishment will be Monitored and Evaluated
based on the PPA.

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 MONITORING AND EVALUATION (M & E) PLAN

Monitoring and evaluation of any activity is very important to ensure effective implementation of programs and projects
based on the plan. Effective implementation determines the attainment of goals and objectives. Proper representation of all
sectors and stakeholders in the barangay are critical in this aspect considering that they hold responsible in doing the monitoring
and evaluation activities. The barangay officials are the leading body in performing the function of monitoring and evaluation. This
part takes into account the presentation of M&E to serve as a guide in ensuring regular M&E of the Barangay Development Plan.

MONITORING & OBJECTIVES WHAT TO FREQUENCY RESPONSIBLE REPORTS USERS OF THE

EVALUATION MONITOR PERSON EXPECTED MONITORING
ACTIVITIES (Means of OUTPUT
Verification)

Barangay Council Determine and update 3-year BDIP Once a month Barangay Committee BLGU, MLGU
Regular Session the different concerns of Officials Reports,
the BDP Minutes of the
Session
Barangay Assembly To inform and assess the BDP Twice a year Barangay Minutes of the BLGU, MLGU
progress of the BDP Implementation Officials, meeting,
implementation Community, Attendance
MLGU
Conduct Ocular To know the Status of the Quarterly Punong List of Projects & BLGU, MLGU
Inspection on the development of the Project Barangay, Status Report
project implemented project Comm. on
Infrastructure, &
Budget & Finance
Interview To know the perspective BDP Once a year Barangay Monitoring BLGU, MLGU
of the people and the Implementation Officials, MLGU Output,
importance of the BDP Facilitators Photos

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