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SESSION 3
The Barangay Budget
TOPICS
OBJECTIVES
• To make participants be aware of the Legal Framework and illustrate the legal foundations
and requirements that govern the barangay budget process, including the relevant laws,
regulations, and guidelines.
• To be able to explain the stages of the Budget Process and delineate the different stages of
the barangay budget cycle, from budget preparation and approval to execution and
monitoring, and understand the significance of each stage.
• To analyze revenue generation i.e., to examine the sources of revenue for barangays,
including internal and external sources, and understand the mechanisms for revenue
collection and generation.
• To Explore Budget Allocation and how budgets are made, including the prioritization of
projects and programs, and understand the criteria and considerations that guide these
decisions.
LET’S DO THIS!
LET’S DO THIS!
LET’S DO THIS!
LET’S DO THIS!
LET’S DO THIS!
barangay budget?
BUDGET
PREPARATION
BUDGET CYCLE
BUDGET
• Budget Legislation Or
Authorization
• Budget Review
• Budget Execution And
• Budget Accountability.
Topic 1
Legal Basis of the Barangay
Budget Process
Topic 2
The Barangay Budget Process
Barangay Development Plan (BDP) Preparation is the process that begins with the formulation of the
Barangay Development Plan (BDP). The BDP is a comprehensive plan that outlines the development
priorities, projects, and programs of the barangay for a specific period (usually three years). It serves
as the basis for the budget.
Barangay Budget Preparation is based on the BDP, the barangay officials, particularly the Punong
barangay and the Sangguniang Barangay members, work on preparing the budget. The budget
must be detailed, itemized, and include estimates of expected revenues and expenditures.
Public Consultation and Participation is required to conduct public hearings to allow community
members to provide feedback, ask questions, and express their views on the proposed budget. Public
participation is a crucial part of the budgeting process.
After taking into account public input and making necessary adjustments, the Sangguniang
Barangay reviews and approves the budget. They have the authority to amend the proposed
budget to align it with the Barangay Development Plan.
The submission of the budget to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) once
approved by the Sangguniang Barangay. The budget is submitted to the Local Government
Operation Officer (LGOO) of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) for review
and endorsement.
Programs/
Barangay Barangay
Projects
Development Budget
Implementation
Planning Preparation Monitoring &
Evaluation
The final step involves presenting the budget for approval to the members of the
barangay assembly. The barangay budget is considered approved once it receives the
majority vote of the assembly members present during the assembly meeting.
Budget execution is the implementation after the approval. The barangay treasurer is responsible
for executing the budget, ensuring that funds are allocated and expended in accordance with the
budgeted figures and purposes. The budget execution covers various operations and projects such
as infrastructure development, social services, environmental protection, and administrative costs.
The monitoring and reporting of the budget execution includes checking the use of funds and
preparing regular financial reports. The barangay is encouraged to establish mechanisms for
monitoring and reporting to ensure transparency and accountability.
Government agencies and local oversight bodies may review and audit the financial
transactions to ensure compliance with legal and financial regulations.
• Start early: The Local Government Code states that the barangay budget
must be submitted to the DILG on or before April 15 of each year (Section
109, Local Government Code of 1991). Therefore, it is important to start
preparing the barangay budget early. This will give you enough time to gather
inputs from the community, develop a comprehensive budget proposal, and
get the budget approved by the barangay council and the DILG.
SESSION 3
The Barangay Budget