Barangay-

Based
Institutions

DILG CALABARZON
 BBIs
• Barangay Development Council
• Barangay Peace and Order Council
• Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management Committee
• Barangay Health Workers
• Barangay Nutrition Committee
• Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
• Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Committee
• Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council
• Barangay Tanods
• Lupong Tagapamayapa
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Development
Council (BDC)
 Barangay Development Council
Functions:
1. Mobilize people’s participation in local development functions efforts;
2. Prepare Barangay Development Plans based on local requirements;
3. Monitor and evaluate the implementation of national or local programs
and projects; and
4. Perform such other functions as may be provided by law or competent
authority.
 
Composition:
• Members of the Sangguniang Barangay;
• Representatives of non-governmental organizations operating in the
Barangay, who shall constitute not less than ¼ of the members of the fully
organized council;
• A representative of congressman.
 Barangay Development Council

Executive Committee:
• Punong Barangay – Chairman;
• Heads of the Sub-Committees under BDC.
 

BDC Secretariat:
• Barangay Secretary
• Barangay Treasurer
• NGO Representative
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Council for the
Protection of Children
(BCPC)
Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
(RA 4481/Child and Youth Welfare Code)
Composition
• Chair: Punong Barangay
• Vice Chair : To be appointed by the PB
• Secretary Can be appointed by the PB or elected by the members
Members:
– Youth Organization Chair – NGO Representative
– Day Care Worker – Children/Youth Representative
– Barangay Health Worker – PO Representative
– Barangay Nutrition Scholar – PTA President
– Public School Teacher – Church-based Children Serving Group
– Chief of Barangay Police Representative
– Other Organizations
 BCPC (MC 2008-126)
Functions:
• conduct regular quarterly meetings and special meetings
when necessary
• formulate policies on child survival, development, protection
and participation and then recommend for executive and
legislative action
• update database of children
• prepare Council’s AWFP for inclusion in local development
plan and annual budget
• conduct capability building programs for all stakeholders on
children
• formulate the following:
– Barangay Development Plan for Children (BDPC)
– Barangay Investment plan for Children (BIPC)
– Barangay Code for Children (BCC)
– Barangay State of Children Report (BSCR)
• assistance Children in Need of Special Protection (CNSP) and
referral of cases filed against child abusers and concerned
agencies/institutions
• monitor the enforcement of national and local laws for the
survival, development, protection and participation of
children
• monitor and assess PPAs on children being undertaken by
LGUs in their respective localities
• prepare the Annual Work and Financial Plan (AFWP)
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Violence
Against Women (VAW)
Desk
Barangay Violence Against Women (VAW) Desk
(Magna Carta of Women, JMC 2010-2)

“there shall be a VAW desk in every barangay to ensure that

violence against women cases are fully addressed in a gender-
responsive manner”

The punong barangay shall:

• designate an area within the barangay hall for the VAW desk
• designate a VAW Desk person who is trained in gender-
sensitive handling of cases; preferably a woman barangay
kagawad or woman barangay tanod
 Barangay VAW Desk
Functions:
• respond to gender-based violence cases brought to the
barangay;
• record the number of gender-based violence handled by the
barangay and submit a quarterly report on all cases of VAW to
the DILG City/Municipal Field Office and the City/Municipal
Social Welfare Development Office (C/MSWDO);
•  keep VAW case records confidential and secured, and ensure
that only authorized personnel can access it;
• assist victims of VAW in securing Barangay Protection Order
(BPO) and access necessary services;
 Barangay VAW Desk
Functions:
• develop the barangay’s gender-responsive plan in addressing
gender-based violence, including support services, capacity
building and referral system;
•  coordinate with and refer cases to government agencies, non-
government organizations (NGOs), institutions, and other
service providers as necessary;
• address other forms of abuse committed against women,
especially senior citizens, women with disabilities, and other
marginalized groups;
• lead advocacies on the elimination of VAW in the community;
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Ecological
Solid Waste Committee
(BESWMC)
Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management
Committee (RA 9003)
Composition
• Punong Barangay
• Barangay Kagawad (on SWM)
• SK President
• President, Homeowners’ Association
• Principal, Public/Private School
• Representative, NGO (Environment)
• President/Representative, Association of Businessmen
• President, Junkshop Operator/Owner
 Barangay Ecological SWM (RA 9003)
Functions:
• Convene regular meetings for purposes of planning and coordinating the implementation of
the solid waste management plans;
• Develop the Solid Waste Management Program that will complement the SWM program of
the City/Municiplaity;
• Be responsible in the segregation and collection of solid wastes into biodegradable and
non-biodegradable;
• Construct Materials Recovery Facility within the barangay or in clustered barangays;
• Allocate fund for programs legislated by the Sangguniang barangay that are intended for
SWM
• Organize Core of Area/Street Coordinators by conducting training or info dissemination
about segragation, composting, recycling, livelihood program for residents
• Integrate Ecological Solid Waste Management in the Barangay Development Plan
• Oversee the implementation of the Solid Waste Management Plan;
• Identify other sources of fund aside from the Regular Fund; and
• Submit monthly accomplishment report to the City/municipal SWM Board
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Nutrition
Committee (BNC)
 Barangay Nutrition Committee
(PD1569)

Composition
• Punong Barangay
• Barangay Kagawad (on Health and Nutrition)
• Barangay Nutrition Scholar
• Barangay Health Worker
• Barangay Day care Worker
• Representative, NGO (Health)
• Principal, Public School in the Barangay
• President, Association of Women/Mother
 BNC (PD1569)
Functions:
a. Formulate policies and the Barangay Nutrition Action
Plan for implementation in the Barangay;
b. Assist the Barangay Nutrition Scholar in the
implementation of Nutrition projects in the community;
c. Conduct advocacy activities to the barangay for
Nutrition integration in the local plans and barangay
budget
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Peace and
Order Council (BPOC)
 Barangay Peace And Order Committee

Functions:
1. Monitor and coordinate the implementation of Peace and
Order programs and projects at the Barangay level;
2. Serves as an information-gathering mechanism;
3. Monitor and check the nefarious activities of criminal elements;
4. Identify barangay constituents with strong deviant behavior for
referral to appropriate authorities;
5. Maintain continuing dialogue, close coordination and rapport
with the higher levels of peace and order and public safety in
the area of responsibility;
 Barangay Peace And Order Committee
6. Formulate plans and recommend such measures which will
improve or enhance peace and order and public safety in their
area of responsibility;
7. Monitor, coordinate and supervise the operation of all
community based anti-crime movements within the barangay;
8. Make periodic assessment of prevailing peace and order
situation in their respective areas of responsibility and submit
report with appropriate recommendations to the higher level
Peace and Order Council; and
9. Perform such other functions which may be assigned by higher
level peace and order councils.
 Barangay Peace And Order Committee
Composition:
• Punong Barangay – Chairman
• Chairman of the Sangguniang Kabataan
• Member of Lupon Tagapamayapa to be designated by the PB
• Barangay Tanod to be designated by the PB
• Public School Teacher to be designated by the school principal
• Representative of Interfaith Group
• A Senior Citizen
• At least three (3) members of existing Barangay-Based anti-crime or
Neighborhood Watch Groups or NGO representative well-known in his
community
• A PNP Officer (to be designated by the Chief of Police of the
corresponding city/municipality)
 Barangay Peace And Order Committee

Executive Committee :
• Punong Barangay – Chairman
• Heads of the Subcommittees under BPOC

BPOC Secretariat:
• Barangay Secretary
• Barangay Treasurer
• NGO Representative
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse
Council (BADAC)
 Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council
(DILG MCs 2003-131, 2012-094)

Composition:
Chairman : Punong Barangay
Vice Chairman : Barangay Kagawad (Peace and Order)
Members : SK Chairman
School Principal (Public) or Representative
Executive Officer
NGO Representative
Parent-Teacher Association President
Religious Organization
 BADAC (DILG MCs 2003-131, 2012-094)
Functions:
• serve as focal point through which various organizations and individual
work together cooperatively in the planning, implementation and
evaluation of programs on drug abuse prevention;
• provide for an effective mechanism for the coordination of existing
services and programs and those which might be developed in the
immediate future;
• provide for a mechanism to obtain funds, volunteer facilities and
technical expertise;
• conduct information and education campaign on the ill-effect of illegal
drugs, monitor and report to proper authorities, drug-pushers and
drug-users in their locality;
• prepare a confidential watchlist of drug users and
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management
Council (BDRRMC)
 Barangay DRRM Council
(RA 10121)
Composition:
• Chairperson - Punong Barangay
• Members:
– BDRRMO;
– Sangguniang Barangay committee head on DRRM;
– Barangay Day Care Worker
– Barangay Secretary
– Barangay Treasurer
– Representatives of NGO operating in the Barangay;
– Chief Tanod
 BDRRMC (RA 10121)
Functions:
(1) Approve, monitor and evaluate the implementation of the
LDRRMPs and regularly review and test the plan consistent
with other national and local planning programs;
(2) Ensure the integration of disaster risk reduction and climate
change adaptation into local development plans, programs and
budgets as a strategy in sustainable development and poverty
reduction;
(3) Recommend the implementation of forced or pre-emptive
evacuation of local residents, if necessary; and
(4) Convene the local council once every three (3) months or as
necessary.
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Barangay Tanods
 Barangay Tanod
(LG Code 1991; MC 2003-042)

“the barangay may provide for the organization of a community

brigade, barangay tanod or community service as may be
necesarry to assist in the peace and order efforts of the LGU.”

Composition
The barangay tanod is a community brigade composed of
civilian volunteers duly appointed by the Punong Barangayupon
recommendation of the BPOC. While the Code provides a
maximum of 20 tanods in each barangay government in
accordance with the needs of public service, subject to the
budgetary limitations of the barangay.
 Barangay Tanod
Functions
Under the supervision of the Punong Barangay, the
Barangay Tanod shall:
• assist the barangay officials in the prevention of crime and
the promotion of public safety;
• Conduct patrol/ronda in the barangay;
• report to the concerned barangay officials or through
Hotline 117 the occurrence of any crime, fire, accident,
public disturbance, and environmental degradation
activities and other untoward incident in the barangay;
 Barangay Tanod
• monitor the presence and/or activities of suspicious persons,
criminals, and other lawless elements within their jusisdiction
and report the same to the proper authorities or through
Hotline 117;
• assist the police and the Lupong Tagapamayapa in the
execution of warrants and other judicial processes such as
tracking the whereabouts of missing persons, in arresting
escaped prisoners and other fugitives from justice, and in the
recovery of stolen properties;
• coordinate closely with the barangay officials and police/local
authorities in the drive against all forms of crimes such as
 Barangay Tanod
terrorism, smuggling, carnapping, drug trafficking, drug
pushing, illegal gambling, child abuse, crime against
women, all forms of vices and syndicated crimes
• assist in the institutionalization of PATROL 117 Program;
• assist in the implementation of Fire Code of the
Philippines;
• detect all forms of fire hazards and other public safety
hazards/violations and to institute corrective measures
within their capability;
• assist in facilitating smooth flow of traffic
Composition,
Functions and
Responsibilities of the
Lupong
Tagapamayapa
 Lupong Tagapamayapa
(LG Code 1991)
A body created in each barangay, which is composed of the
following:
1. Punong Barangay as Lupon Chairman
2. 10 to 20 lupon members

Who may be appointed as a Lupon member?

• Any person actually residing or working in the barangay, not
otherwise expressly disqualified by law, and possessing
integrity, impartiality, independence of mind, sense of fairness,
and reputation for probity
Constituting the Lupon:
1. A notice to constitute the lupon shall be prepared by the
Punong Barangay within the first 15 days from the start of his
term of office
2. Notice shall be posted in 3 conspicuous places in the barangay
for a period of not less than 3 weeks
3. 10 days thereafter, the Punong Barangay shall appoint as
members those whom he determines to be suitable therefor
Appointments shall be in writing, signed by the Punong
Barangay, and attested to by the Barangay Secretary.
4. The list of appointed members shall be posted in 3 conspicuous
places in the barangay for the entire duration of their term of
office
Functions of 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 disputes,
and to enable various conciliation panel members to share
with one another their observations and experiences in
effecting speedy resolution of disputes
• Exercise such other powers and perform such other duties
and functions as may be prescribed by law or ordinance
Thank You!