Republic of the Philippines

Region VII
Province of Negros Oriental
City of TANJAY
Barangay NOVALLAS

Barangay Novallas
Development Plan
2021-2023

This document was prepared in coordination with the DILG City Field Operations Office,
Tanjay City Police Station, Tanjay City Treasurer’s Office, Commission on Election and
CityPlanning and Development Office Tanjay City
B A R A N G AY N OVA L L A S, TA N J AY C I T Y, N E G R O S
O R I E N TA L

Barangay Development Plan

Copyright ã Local Government of Tanjay City, Negros Oriental

Tel No: (035) 415 - 3138 Email Address: tanjay_city6204@yahoo.com

No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written permission of the Local
Government of Tanjay City, Negros Oriental.

Date of Publication January 1, 2021

First Edition 2021

 Republic of the Philippines
City of Tanjay
Barangay Novallas

Office of the Punong Barangay

Message

The Local Government Code of 1991 set forth the process of redefining
and reinventing Philippine governance. It has also paved the way towards
local autonomy through decentralization of powers and functions from the
national government to the local government units (LGUs). It laid the
foundation of empowering the grassroots communities to be able to deliver
basic services to its constituents and make them more effective partners in
the attainment for national development.
The barangay, given their new responsibilities for development is left
without any other choice but to maximize the use of its resources, powers
and authority in the attainment of its developmental goals.
Towards this end, the Department of Interior and Local Government
(DILG) has introduced the concept of BGPMS, an assessment tool that
measures the barangay’s delivery of services and accomplishments in
relation to their functions as mandated in the 1991 Local Government Code
(RA 7160) and other related issuances.
It is my passionate hope that this instrument could be a guide to our
barangay officials as a reference document to improve barangay’s
performance and productivity, thus, leading to a better quality of life for its
residents.
Good luck and may GOD bless us all!
Table of Contents
Preface i

CHAPTER 1 3
History of the Barangay

CHAPTER 2
Barangay Profile

CHAPTER 3 4
Barangay Demography

CHAPTER 4 5
Barangay Disaster Risk and Vulnerability Assessments

CHAPTER 5 6
Methodology on Data Gathering using Barangay Governance Performance
Management System (BGPMS) Tool and other available Data (Community-Based
Monitoring System, CMSWD- Kalahi- Pantawid Pamilya (4Ps), National
Household Targeting System, C/M/B/HW, BNS, C/M Planning Development
Office, Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, C/M Health
Office, C/Municipal Agriculture Office and Department of Education)

CHAPTER 6 7
BGPMSSurvey Result/other available Data (Community-Based Monitoring
System, CMSWD- Kalahi- Pantawid Pamilya (4Ps), National Household
Targeting System, C/M/B/HW, BNS, C/M Planning Development Office, Local
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, C/M Health Office,
C/Municipal Agriculture Office and Department of Education)
Sectoral Issues and Concerns on

1. Governance, Admin/Institutional Development Sector

2. Social Development Sector
3. Economic Development Sector
4. Environment Development Sector
 5. Infra Development Sector

CHAPTER 7 8
City/Municipality/Barangay Programs Implemented in the
Barangay 2017

CHAPTER 8 9
Vision, Mission and Goals of the Barangay

CHAPTER 9 10
Sectoral Development Plans (Goals, Objectives and PPAs)
1 Governance, Admin/Institutional Development Sector (See
2 Social Development Sector
3 Economic Development Sector
4 Environment Development Sector
5 Infra Development Sector

CHAPTER 10 11
Barangay Capacity Development Agenda (Brgy. CapDev)

CHAPTER 11 12
Barangay Development Investment Program (BDIP)

CHAPTER 12 13
Barangay Annual Investment Programs (AIPs)

CHAPTER 13 14
Appendices:
1. EO/SB Resolution Creating Barangay Development Planning
Team
2. Sangguniang Barangay Resolution Adopting and Approving the
BDP
3. BGPMS Data Capture Form, and other available data from
(Community-Based
Monitoring System, MSWD- Kalahi- Pantawid Pamilya (4Ps), National
Household Targeting System, C/M/B/HW, BNS, C/M Planning
 Development Office, Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Office, C/M Health Office, C/Municipal Agriculture Office)

4. Minutes of Meeting and Pictures of Conducted Meetings,

Planning Workshops, Public
Hearing/Barangay Assembly

PREFACE

Barangays are the building blocks of cities. The development of a

city depends largely on the vitality, health and dynamism of the different
barangays which comprise the city. Economic activities to name a few,
occurs in specific barangays where sea ports, reclamation area,
department stores, markets, cultural heritage and tourism sites are
located if taken together, these activities comprise the city economy
which provides employments, spurring investments, generating income
and building revenue base for the city. Any serious problems and
deficiencies in the barangays in turn affect the pace of development not
only in the barangays but in the city as a whole.
The primary objective of a city development through its
comprehensive development plan is to improve the quality of life of its
residents who are all living in barangays. Thus, any city development
effort should start with barangay development which is initiated, defined
and planned not only by the barangay officials but by residents and other
barangay stakeholders as well.
Development planning is mandated by law-The Local Government
Code (LGC) of 1991 (R.A 7160); The Urban Development and Housing
Act of 1992 (R.A 7279); and the Social Reform and Poverty Alleviation
Act of 1997 (R.A 8485) all mandated the formulation of local
developments plans.
As defined by the LGC, that barangay is “the primary planning
and implementing unit of government policies, plans, programs,
projects and activities in the community, and as a forum wherein
the collective views of the people may be expressed crystallized
and considered“
Furtheremore, the LGC also stipulated the creation of the Barangay
Development Councils (BDCs). Sec. 106 states that ”each local
government unit (including barangays) shall have a
comprehensive multi-sectoral development plan to be initiated by
its development council and approved by its sanggunian“ For this
purpose, the development council at the barangay level, shall assist the
corresponding sanggunian in setting the direction of economic and
social development, and coordinating efforts within its territorial
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jurisdiction. Ensuring people’s participation in local development
efforts; prepare barangay development plans and monitor and
evaluate the implementation of national or local programs and
projects.
Most importantly, said development plan must be a Gender-
Responsive (with sex-disaggrated data in the Socio Economic Profile to
facilitate the gender gaps and gender differentiated impacts of PPAs) and
Disaster Risk Reduction-Climate Change Adaptation (DRR-CCA)
mainstreamed (with database on barangay disaster hazard, risk, climate
change vulnerability/exposure assessments to increase adaptive capacity
of the community, managed risks and disaster impacts on the lives and
properties).
Hence, the formulation of the Barangay Development Plan of
BarangayNovallas thru the full support and guidance of the City Local
Government Unit of Tanjay City, DILG Office, CPDO, CDRRMO, Barangay
Council of Novallas, Barangay Health Workers, Barangay Nutrition
Scholar, Midwife, and other stakeholders.

History of Barangay Novallas

Barangay Novallas is one of the twenty-four (24) barangays under
the City Government Unit of Tanjay, a fourth-class city under the
Province of Negros Oriental.
According to Mrs. Esperanza Reyes, our former Barangay
Treasurer in the time of Punong Barangay Montano S. Gabas, that long
time ago there were only few people living in this area. Only the
Reyeses, Leonardo Reyes, Victoriana Reyes and Telesfora Reyes.
The Kapitan del Baryo that time was Leonardo Reyes. There were
Igorots with spears looking for corn. The Governor proclaimed that the
land will be taxed. The people worked hard in the woodland planted corn
that started cultivation.
According to the late Barangay Kagawad Rogelio R. Agir, Barangay
Novallas was formely named Cambatog for there were many guava trees
and birds picking up fruits – “mobatog”.
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The first two original teachers came in Novallas were of Spanish
bloods. Mr. Dominador Agir, the father of the late Barangay Kagawad
Rogelio R. Agir and Mr. Severiano Calumpang, the father of the late
Zosima Calumpang, who was then a former teacher.

As time went by, according to the late Barangay Kagawad Rogelio

R. Agir, Cambatog was then changed to Novallas. Nova which means
stars. Because there were many falling stars during the night. Llas
(pronounce as varias) means due to many parsillistas.
Based on the Name of Sitios 2017 Commission on
Election 1. Proper Novallas (COMELEC)
records, the 2. Odiongan barangay has 3,112
of registered voters. 3. Talaptap It has 22 precincts
and clustered into 9 4. Comba precincts.
5. Camansi
Barangay 6. Sta. Rita Novallas has 10
Sitios. 7. Alicante
Table 1. Name of 8. Arapiles Sitios
9. Cansoy-ong
10. Naghalin

Profile of Barangay Novallas

Barangay Novallas has a total area of 1,776.713 hectares wherein
majority of the land where used in agricultural sector like sugarcane and
corn farming. It has a distance of 11.004 kilometers from the heart of
Tanjay City.
Barangay Novallas is geographically bounded on the East of
Barangay San Jose, West of Barangay Pal-ew and Bahian, North of Sta.
Cruz Nuevo and Sta. Cruz Viejo and South of Municipality of Pamplona,
Negros Oriental.
It is classified as rural and upland barangay.

Table 2. Land Forms found in the barangay

Kindly ()
 Kinds of Land Forms if itsNo. of land forms Names
present in
your
barangay
and (x) if
not.
mountain ranges  3 Camansi
Cansoy-ong
Arapiles
volcano x
cliff  1 Camansi
Kap archipelago x
Pulo isla x
K plains  4 Odiongan
Talaptap
Proper Novallas
Sta. Rita
Lam valley  1 Cansoy-ong

Table 3. Water Forms found in the barangay

Kindly () if
Kinds of Water Forms its presentNo. of waterforms Names
in your
barangay
and (x) if
not.
Sea x
River  3 Nagsala River
Tanjay River
Inolucan River
Gulf, inlet x
Lake x
Kap Spring x
Pulo Falls x
K Creek  1 Naghalin Creek
Lam Valley  1 Cansoy-ong

Mode of Public Transportation

 Table 4. Mode of Transportation in the barangay
Type of transportation Kindly () if its present
in your barangay and (x)
if not.
habal-habal (motor cycles) 
Tricycles 
kalesa x
public utility jeepneys 
public utility buses x
metered taxi x
motor banca/pump boat/ferry boats x
Van/FX x
Pedicab x

BarangayAnnual Patronal Fiesta/Cultural Celebration:

Barangay Novallas annual fiesta is celebrated every 15 th of May in
honor of our patron Saint, St. Isidore the Laborer. It is a celebration of
thanksgiving for a good harvest and for all the blessings received.
To highlight the celebration, there are a lot of activities being
prepared to commemorate this festivity. It has been a tradition, that on
the month of March is the start of the weekly disco held during Saturday
night and also is the opening of basketball tournament and usually the
awarding ceremony is conducted either on the 14th or 15th of May. Aside
from these, a series of activities conducted like live band, modern dance
competition, singing contest, variety show, Miss Novallas and many
others.

Existing and Situations of Barangay Road Networks and Bridges

Picture 1. Spot Map of Barangay Novallas.

Population: 5,690
Household: 1,351
Elected, Appointed Barangay Officials and Personnel in the
Barangay

Table 5. Names of the Elected & Appointed Barangay Officials (2018-

2020)
Name Position Sex Term
of
Office
REYNALDA G. CUECO Punong Barangay FEMALE 3rd
Term
MARINA C. ZERNA SBM, Committee FEMALE 2nd
Chair on Term
ISIDRO C. DUMAO SBM, Committee MALE 2nd
Chair on Term
FILOTEA G. CANONOY SBM, Committee FEMALE 1st
Chair on Term
JOSE FELIPE V. SBM, Committee MALE 1st
CALUMPANG Chair on Term
ANALIE Q. AGIR SBM, Committee FEMALE 1st
Chair on Term
MANUEL O. JAYME SBM, Committee MALE 2nd
Chair on Term
WILFREDO T. LOPEZ SBM, Committee MALE 3rd
Chair on Term
PIERRE DOMINIC D. Chair, Sangguniang MALE 1st
AGIR Kabataan Term
FLORA FE D. CABIO Barangay Secretary MALE 1st
Term
AGUSTIN S. RAMIREZ Barangay Treasurer MALE 1st
Term
Picture 1. Seated in front from left to right: Hon. Analie Q. Agir, Hon. Marina C.
Zerna, Punong Barangay Reynalda G. Cueco and Hon. Filotea G. Canonoy.
Standing from left to right. Barangay Secretary Flora Fe D. Cabio, Barangay
Treasurer Agustin S. Ramirez, Hon. Jose Felipe V. Calumpang, Hon. Isidro C.
Dumao, Hon. Manuel O. Jayme and Hon. Wilfredo T. Lopez.

Table 6. Names of the Elected Sangguniang Kabataan Officials (2018-

2020)
Name Position Sex Term of
Office
PIERRE DOMINIC D. Chair, Sangguniang MALE 1st Term
AGIR Kabataan
JAN ANTONIO A. Sangguniang Kabataan MALE 1st Term
DUMAO Member
JOHN PAUL Q. Sangguniang Kabataan MALE 1st Term
ASUNCIO Member
NIÑA FATIMA A. Sangguniang Kabataan FEMALE 1st Term
SAYCON Member
JANE E. REYES Sangguniang Kabataan FEMALE 1st Term
Member
MARVIN R. TORRES Sangguniang Kabataan MALE 1st Term
Member
JESPERT R. Sangguniang Kabataan MALE 1st Term
CANOBAS Member
JERICHO JOSH C. Sangguniang Kabataan MALE 1st Term
 TEVES Member
JOHN PAUL V. SK Secretary MALE 1st Term
RAMIREZ
ELIBERN RAMIREZ SK Treasurer FEMALE 1st Term

Picture 2. Barangay Novallas Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Officials during the

SK Mandatory Training on May 19, 2018 conducted at Kamanggahan Garden
Resort, Matangad, San Jose, Tanjay City, Negros Oriental. Standing from left to
right: Hon. Jan Antonio A. Dumao, Hon. Marvin R. Torres, Hon. Jericho Josh C.
Teves, SK Chairman Hon. Pierre Dominic D. Agir, City Mayor Hon. Reynaldo S.
Concepcion, Hon. Niña Fatima A. Saycon, Hon. Jane E. Reyes, Hon. John Paul Q.
Asuncio, and Hon. Jespert R. Canobas.

Table 7. Brgy Human Resource/List of the Appointed Barangay

Officials (2018-2020).
 Positions No. of Females No. of Males Total No.
Barangay Tanods/CVO 2 16 18
Barangay Health 24 0 24
Workers
Barangay Nutrition 1 0 1
Scholar
Barangay Day Care 2 0 2
Workers
Lupong Tagapamayapa 2 8 10
Barangay Driver 0 1 1
Midwife 1 0 1
Nurse 1 0 1
Doctors 0 0 0

Inventory of Barangay Services & Facilities

FINAL INVENTORY AND TURNOVER

of Barangay Properties, Financial Record and Documents (BPFRDs)
As of MAY 31,2021

Barangay: NOVALLAS City/Municipality: TANJAY

Telephone No. Province: NEGROS ORIENTAL

A. Financial Records/Documents
Particular (if any) Date Quantity Remarks
Acquired (may indicate Series Nos. and/or Year)
1. Journal/Logbook of daily income/ expenses CRD/CKD - c/o Barangay Affairs
2. Journal/Logbook of Used Checks
1. Check No. 0000701101-0000701200 2009 99 pcs used
Check No. 0000701130 4/15/2009 1 pc cancelled
2. Check No. 0000761101-0000761200 2010 96 pcs used
Check No. 0000761127 3/11/2010 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000761131 3/22/2010 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000761140 3/11/2010 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000761194 12/21/2010 1 pc cancelled
3. Check No. 0000826001-0000826100 2010-2011 96 pcs used
Check No. 0000826016 3/7/2011 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000826047 7/4/2011 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000826073 9/19/2011 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000826076 10/5/2011 1 pc cancelled
4. Check No. 0000877500-0000877600 2011-2012 98 pcs used
 Check No. 0000877502 1/24/2012 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000877570 1 pc cancelled/Typograpical Error
5. Check No. 0000935201-0000935300 2012-2013 96 pcs used
Check No. 0000935139 3/14/2013 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000935269 5/21/2013 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000935291 8/7/2013 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 0000935292 8/7/2013 1 pc cancelled
6. Check No. 00001048401-00001048401 2014-2015 100 pcs used
7. Check No. 00001093101-00001093200 2016 98 pcs used
Check No. 00001093182 2/10/2016 1 pc cancelled
Check No. 00001093192 2/10/2016 1 pc cancelled
8. Check No. 0001210701-00001210800 2017 86 pcs used
Check No. 0001210701-0001210708 2/9/2017 8 pc cancelled/Typograpical Error
Check No. 0001210710 2/9/2017 1 pc cancelled/Typograpical Error
Check No. 0001210763-0001210764 2/9/2017 2 pcs cancelled/Typograpical Error
Check No. 0001210766-0001210767 2/10/2017 2 pc cancelled/Typograpical Error
9. Check No. 0001259101-0001259200 2017-2018 79 pcs used/ as of May 31, 2018
Check No. 0001259180-1259200 7/10/1905 21 pc un-use
3. Bank Deposits Slip SCD - c/o Barangay Affairs
4. Bank Withdrawal Slips
5. Purchase Slip
6. Vouchers/Payments/Payroll
1. Disbursement Vouchers with SD's 2012 1 Folders
January-December; series of
2. Disbursement Vouchers with SD's 2013 12 Folders 2013
January-December; series of
3. Disbursement Vouchers with SD's 2014 12 Folders 2014
January-December; series of
4. Disbursement Vouchers with SD's 2015 12 Folders 2015
January-December; series of
5. Disbursement Vouchers with SD's 2016 12 Folders 2016
January-December; series of
6. Disbursement Vouchers with SD's 2017 12 Folders 2017
7. Disbursement Vouchers with SD's 2018 5 Folders January-May; series of 2018
7. Loan Documents
8. Barangay Official Reciepts (used and
unused)
1. 6532601-6532650 ; 6891501-6891550 2012 2 Stubs used
2. 8154751-8154800 ; 8352701-8352750
8359801-8359850 ; 8355801-8355850 2014 6 Stubs used
8359851-8359900 ; 8720651-8720700
3. 0018151-0018200 ; 0018551-0018600
0442751-0442800 ; 0703301-0703350 2016 4 Stubs used
0852151 2016 1 pc used
4. 0852152-08522000 ; 852101-0852150
 0970451-0970500 ; 0315051-0315100 8 Stubs
0309101-0309150 ; 0309401-0309450 2017 & used
0321651-0321700 ; 0322401-0322450 23 pcs
0342901-0342924 ;
5. 0342925-0342950 ; 2129201-2129250 5 Stubs
2129251-2129300 ; 2128601-2128650 2018 & used
2128651-2128700 ; 9703051-9703060 36 pcs
9703061-9703100 ; 9703201-9703250 2018 8 Stubs
& 40 pcs un-used
9. Other Financial Documents (pls. specify)

B. Legislative Documents
Particular (if any) Date Quantity Remarks
Acquired (may indicate Series Nos. and/or Year)
1. Session Journal/Logbook (attend. and minutes)
a. Minutes Logbook 2017-2018 1 January 15, 2017 - present
b. Minutes Folder 2017 1 Folder June 04, 2017 - Dec. 16, 2017
2018 1 Folder January 06, 2018 - present
c. Record of Attendance 2017-2018 1 Folder January 04, 2017 - present
2. Ordinance/Resolution Folder 2017 1 Folder March 12, 2017 - Dec. 02,2017
2018 1 Folder January 06, 2018 - present
3. Others (pls. specify)
C. Administrative and other Documents
Particular (if any) Date Quantity Remarks
Acquired (may indicate Series Nos. and/or Year)
1. Barangay Officials/employees Logbook
2. Lupon Journal Logbook:
a. Lupon Logbook 2017-2018 1 February 18, 2017 - present
b. Mediation/Settlement 2017 1 Folder June 02, 2017 - Dec. 28, 2017
2018 1 Folder January 08, 2018 - present
c. Summon 2017 1 Folder June 02, 2017 - Dec. 28, 2017
2018 1 Folder January 08, 2018 - present
d. Complaints 2017 1 Folder June 02, 2017 - Dec. 28, 2017
2018 1 Folder January 08, 2018 - present
e. KP Monitoring 2017-2018 1 Folder January 2017 - present
f. Cases Logbook 2016-2018 4 March 29, 2016 - Dec. 28, 2016
January 12, 2017 - Oct. 26, 2017
Nov. 23, 2017 - March 13, 2018
March 13, 2018 - present
g. Others (pls. specify)
3. VAW Desk Logbook 2018 1 January 2018 - present
4. BCPC Logbook 2018 1 January 2018 - present
5. Tanod Logbook 2014-2018 1 January 2014 - present
6. Others (pls. specify)
a. Electrical Supplies Logbook 2018 1 January 2018 - present
b. Office Supplies Inventory Logbook 2018 1 January 2018 - present
c. BPOC Logbook 2017-2018 1 Sept. 03, 2017 - present
d. BADAC Minutes Logbook 2018 1 January 20, 2018 - present
e. BADAC Activities Folder 2017-2018 1 Folder October 2017 - present
f. Visitors Logbook 2018 1 January 2018 - present

D. Properties
Particular (if any) Date Quantity Remarks
Acquired (may indicate Series Nos. and/or Year)
1. Service Firearm
2. Service Vehicle/s (attach Itemized List)
1. Mini-Dump Truck 1 unit serviceable
2. Rescue Vehicle 4/11/2016 1 unit serviceable
3. DRR Equipment (attach Itemized List)
1. Illuminated Jackets 3/26/2012 40 serviceable
2. Rope 3/26/2012 1roll serviceable
3. Fire Extinguisher 8/13/2012 4 serviceable
4. Megapgone 8/13/2012 1 serviceable
5. Aluminum Ladder 8/13/2012 1 serviceable
6. Digging Bar 8/13/2012 1 serviceable
7. Ax 8/13/2012 1 serviceable
8. Chain Saw 3/26/2012 1 Lost/to secure affidavit
9. Voltage Regulator 3/26/2012 1 Lost/to secure affidavit
10. Rubber Boots 8/13/2012 10 serviceable
11. Rein Coat 8/13/2012 33 serviceable
12. Floater 8/13/2012 2 serviceable
13. Stretcher 8/13/2012 1 serviceable
14. Trouble Lights 8/13/2012 2 serviceable
15. Flashlights 8/13/2012 11 unserviceable
16. Emmergency Lights 8/13/2012 11 unserviceable
17. Illuminated Jackets 6/16/2015 37 serviceable
18. Emmergency Lights 6/16/2015 17 serviceable
19. Flashlights 6/16/2015 33 unserviceable
20. Portable Generator 6/16/2015 1 serviceable
21. Aluminum Ladder 14ft. 6/16/2015 1 serviceable
22. Aluminum Ladder 7ft. 6/16/2015 1 serviceable
23. Scissors 10/11/2017 4 serviceable
 24. Digital Thermometer 10/11/2017 3 serviceable
25. Lazer Thermometer 10/11/2017 2 serviceable
26. Kelly Peft 10/11/2017 5 serviceable
27. Medical Oxygen Tank 10/11/2017 1 serviceable
28. Oxygen Regulator w.ace 10/11/2017 1 serviceable
29. First Aid Kit 10/11/2017 1 serviceable
30. Spine Board 10/11/2017 1 serviceable
31. Folding Stretcher 10/11/2017 1 serviceable
32. LED Blinker 12V/AMP.Sirene 10/11/2017 1 set serviceable
33. Sphygmomanometer 7/9/2014 3 unserviceable
34. Weighing Scale 7/9/2014 1 serviceable
35. Buzzer 4/21/2014 1 serviceable
36. Nebulizer 3/7/2011 10 serviceable
37. Timer Clock 11/26/2014 1 serviceable
4. Computer Set (desktop/cpu/keyboard/webcam)
1. Computer Set 6/27/2012 1 set serviceable
2. Computer Set 2/27/2018 1 set serviceable
5. Printer
1. Typewritter 4/24/1996 1 unserviceable
2. HP Printer 9/29/2014 1 unserviceable
3. L110 Epson Printer 2015 1 serviceable
4. L360 Epson Printer 2017 1 serviceable
6. Scanner
7. Photocopier
8. Office Furniture (attach Itemized List)
1. Filing Cabinet 5/9/1996 1 serviceable
2. Office Table 6/4/1996 1 serviceable
3. Dining Table w/ 11 Chairs 2010 1 serviceable
4. Buffet Cabinet 2010 1 serviceable
5. Medicine Cabinet 11/26/2014 1 serviceable
6. Monoblock Chairs 7/19/2012 10 unserviceable
7. Hospital Bed 12/27/2013 1 serviceable
8. Plastic Tables 11/26/2014 2 serviceable
9. Plastic Chairs 11/26/2014 10 serviceable
10. Plastic Tables 3/6/2018 4 serviceable
11. Plastic Chairs 3/6/2018 34 serviceable
9. Appliances
1. Karaoke (Sharp) 12/26/1996 1 unserviceable
2. Karaoke w/ VCD 12/6/1996 1 unserviceable
3. Sound System 8/21/2015 1 serviceable
4. Speaker 15'' 9/21/2015 2 serviceable
5. Sub-Woofer 15'' 9/21/2015 1 serviceable
 6. Amplifier 700watts 9/21/2015 1 serviceable
7. Cross-Over 9/21/2015 1 serviceable
8. DVD Player 9/21/2015 1 serviceable
9. REQ-18 9/21/2015 1 serviceable
10. Microphone 9/21/2015 2 serviceable
11. Microphone Stand 9/21/2015 2 serviceable
12. Speaker Stand 9/21/2015 2 serviceable
13. Speaker Wire #16 9/21/2015 60meter serviceable
14. Microphone Cable 9/21/2015 40meter serviceable
15. XLR Male 9/21/2015 10pcs serviceable
16. XLR Female 9/21/2015 10pcs serviceable
17. Speakon 9/21/2015 4pcs serviceable
18. DMX Controller (Phoenix Star) 3/22/2016 1 serviceable
19. Par LED 3W/54 3/22/2016 4 serviceable
20. Sub-Woofer 15'' 3/22/2016 1 serviceable
21. RMB EQ 215 3/22/2016 1 serviceable
22. Sakura Amplifier 3/22/2016 1 serviceable
23. DMX Cable 3/22/2016 25meter serviceable
24. XLR Male 3/22/2016 8pcs serviceable
25. XLR Female 3/22/2016 8pcs serviceable
26. Stand Fan 6/27/2012 1 serviceable
27. Projector 5/16/2016 1 serviceable
28. Cellphone Samsung C303 7/29/2012 11 serviceable
29. Water Dispencer 2/19/2013 1 unserviceable
30. Water Dispenser 9/22/2014 1 unserviceable
31. DVD Player 9/21/2015 1 serviceable
32. Electric Pump 1/14/2011 1 serviceable
33. Air Condition 2018 1 serviceable
10. Others (Please Specify/attach Itemized List) (This shall include title of land, Facilities
and other infrastructures, if any)
1. Multi-Purpose Hall 10/24/1995 1
2. Multi-Purpose Hall ( Improvement) 8/31/2011
3. Day Care Center 10/6/1995 1
4. Spring Box/Pressure Breaker 9/25/1996 1 serviceable
5. School Toilet (Camansi) 8/31/2011 1 serviceable
6. Basketball Goal (Camansi) 12/29/2009 1 serviceable
7. Pipes (sitio Cansoy-ong) 2/5/2010 serviceable
8. Comfort Room 6/9/2010 2
9. Basketball Goal (Talaptap) 12/30/2010 1
10. Roofing of Stage (sitio Comba) 2/3/2011
11. Fish Pond (Fencing) 9/4/2011 1
12. Benches 10/5/2011 3
 13. Basketball Court 12/29/2011
14. Day Care Center (Grills) 4/26/2012
15. Basketball Goal (Alicante) 11/31/2012
16. Basketball Court Fencing 10/8/2013
17. Outpost (Movable) 8/6/2014
18. Multi-Purpose Hall 12/15/2014
19. Septic Tank 10/15/2014
20. Road Concreting 6/1/3015
21. Steel Goal 12/28/1999
22. Canopy 4/3/2012 2 serviceable
23. Canopy Movable 8/13/2012 serviceable
24. Electrification 10/6/2008 1
25. Distribution Transformer 2/5/2010 1 serviceable
26. Electrification 12/28/2012
27. Twisted Wires 3/12/2014 serviceable
28. Footsteps 9/28/2010 167 un-serviceable
29. Footsteps 12/23/2013 65 un-serviceable
30. Footsteps 12/23/2014 300 serviceable
31. Basketball Goal (Steel) 12/29/2011 1 serviceable
32. Basketball Goal (Fiber Glass Board) 5/31/2013 1 serviceable
33. Road Concreting sitio Odiongan 2/28/2017 1
34. Installation of Lighting along Nagsala river 4/24/2017 1 serviceable
35. Const.of Separate CR for Women 4/24/2017 1 serviceable
36. Const.of Basketball Court (sitio Cansoy-
ong) 5/8/2017 1 serviceable
37. Road Concreting sitio Odiongan 6/5/2017 1
38. Const. of Day Care Center Comfort Room 11/15/2017 1
39. Installation of Lighting at sitio Cansoy-ong 2/15/2018
40. Fabrication of Window/Door Grills at
Health Center/Multi-Purpose, Novallas 2/15/2018
41. Repair/Maintenance of Basketball Goal
at Barangay Novallas 2/15/2018
42. Painting of Multi-Purpose Hall
at Barangay Novallas 3/16/2018
44. Installation of Water Facility at Multi-
Purpose Hall, Barangay Novallas 3/16/2018
 Prepared and submitted by BIT:

REYNALDA G. CUECO MARINA C. ZERNA

Chairperson/Punong Barangay Vice Chairperson

ANALIE Q. AGIR MANUEL O. JAYME MERIROSE G. SUBCAY

Sangguniang Barangay Member Sangguniang Barangay Member CSO Representative

AGUSTIN S. RAMIREZ FLORA FE D. CABIO

Barangay Treasurer Barangay Secretary

Checked and verified by C/MATT:

___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________

Chairperson Co-Chairperson Vice Chairperson

___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________

Member Member Member

___________________________
Member
 Chapter

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Barangay Novallas Demography

Table 8. Barangay Population

Reference Period: November 2021 – November 2023
Source of Data: Midwife, Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition
Scholar
Barangay Population Total
Total Barangay Population 5,690
TotalNo. of Households in the Barangay 1,351

Table 9. Barangay Household by Sitio

Reference Period: November 2021– November 2023
Source of Data: Midwife, Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition
Scholar
Name of Puroks/Sitios/Zones Total No. of Households
1.Proper Novallas 297
2.Odiongan 73
3. Talaptap 131
4.Comba 111
5.Camansi 221
6.Sta. Rita 38
7.Alicante 113
8.Arapiles 208
9.Cansoy-ong 129
10. Naghalin 30

Table 10. Barangay Population by Gender

 Reference Period: November 2021 – November 2023
Source of Data: Midwife, Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition
Scholar

Gender Total
Female 2,797
Male 2,893
Total 5,690

Table 11. Barangay Population by Age

Reference Period: November 2021 – November 2023
Source of Data: Midwife, Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition
Scholar
Age Groups Female Male Total
0 – 11 mos. 40 29 69
1 – 17 849 692 1541
18 – 59 1,578 1,797 3,375
60 pataas 330 375 705
TOTAL 2,797 2,893 5,690

Table 12. No. of Labor Force and Unemployed in the Barangay

Reference Period: November 2021 – November 2023
Source of Data: Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition Scholar
Gender Total
No. of Females No. of Males
No. of Labor Force 1,001 1,282 2,283
No. of Unemployed 1,907 1,500 3,407
Total 2,908 2,782 5,690
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Table 13. Specific Number of Persons with Disabilities in the Barangay
Reference Period: November 2022 – November 2024
Source of Data: Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition Scholar

Kinds of Disability Child Adult Elderly Total

(17 yrs old and (18-59 y.o) (60 and above)
Below)
M F M F M F M F
Hearing Impaired 2 1 1 2 0 2 3 5
Speech Disability 6 1 4 5 0 1 10 7
Visual Impairment 1 2 3 0 2 4 6 6
Mental Disability 3 0 4 5 1 0 8 5
Autism 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 1
Physical Disability 1 0 2 0 0 1 3 1
Walking/Movement 3 1 3 0 1 3 7 4
Disability
Health-related Disability 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 1
Total 18 7 17 12 6 11 41 30

Barangay Novallas Disaster Risks

and Vulnerability Assessments and
Mapping
Barangay Performance on Service Area 3.4 Public Safety and
Disaster Risk Reduction Management BGPMS:

Efforts are made to ensure Public Safety and Disaster Risk

Management thus the high performance of 3.79. However, still a little is
needed to be done. Factors that have the ability to improve performance
in this area have to be considered. Suggested action to take include:
purchase of additional disaster equipment, formulate and implement
Barangay public safety plan, conduct quarterly meeting for Barangay
Peace and Order Committee and conduct of regular monthly Lupon
meetings. Also, the barangay failed to establish Barangay Human Rights
Action Center.

A. Community Risk Assessment (CRA)

Community Risk Assessment (CRA) is way to determine hazards or
risk vulnerabilities that may possibly experience and to know the vitality
and how wide the potential for danger it caused or danger to the
community. By collectively knowing the strengths and opportunities
available in the barangay to help reduce risk or danger.
1. Barangay Disaster Risk Profile
According to Tanjay City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Office, there are parts of Barangay Novallas that may experience
flooding like Sitio Comba, Talaptap, Odiongan and Proper Novallas
especially if there are Category III and IV typhoons or when there is
heavy downpour in parts of Barangay Pal-ew and Sitio Camansi which
would result to sudden rise of Tanjay River and Inolucan River.

Table 14. Significant Events that happened in the Barangay for the Past
3 Years (2015-2017) with Nos of affected Individuals.

Kindly What No. of

() if Speci No of Affected Individual* Affect
Kinds of ithappe fic ed
ned in
Significant Dates Sourc
your
Events and e of
barang
ay and Years Living
(x) if *
not. Die Woun Missi Separa To Par
d ded ng ted tal tial
from ly ly
the Lo Los
st t
family
Typhoon 
Flooding 
Earthquake 
*No reported cases.
 Table 15. Significant Events that happened in the Barangay for the
Past 3 Years (2015-2017) with No. of Affected Infrastructures

Kindly What
Kinds of () if Speci
Significant ithappe fic
Events ned in Dates No. of No. of Affected
your
and Affected Animals/Livestoc
baranga
Years Infrastructur ks*
y and
(x) if es
not. (Communicat
ion,
Electrical,
Water,
Housing
Facilities and
Government
Buildings)*

Totally Partial Totally Partially

Damag ly Damaged Damage
ed Damag d
ed
Flooding 
Typhoon 
Earthquake 
*No reported cases.

Table 16. Pag-alam sa mga posibling peligro o bantang panganib na

maaring maranasan ng barangay

Peligro o Probalidad Epekto Basehan Pagkahanay

Panganib
Typhoon 2 2
Flooding 4 3
Earthquake 2 2

Note:
Probalidad Epekto
1- Bahagya (Most Unlikely) 1. Maaring isa-walang bahala
(Negligible)
2- Mababa (Low Probability) 2. Mababa ang Epekto (Low
Impact)
 3- Maari (Perhaps) 3. Katamtaman ang Epekto
(Maintain Impact)
4- Mataas ang Probabilidad 4. Mataas ang Epekto (High
Impact)
(High Probability)
5. Magaganap (Almost Certain 5. Malawakang Kasiraan
(Devastating)

Table 17. Mga Purok o Sitio na Susceptible sa mga kalamidad (low,

medium and high).

Mga Lugar
na
Peligro o Mababa Mga Lugar Katamtam Mga Lugar Mataas Maapektuha
Pangani (Low) na an na (High) n (Puroks/
b Maapektuha (Medium) Maapektuha Sitios)
n n
(Puroks/Siti (Puroks/Siti
os) os)

Bilang ng Bilang ng Bilang ng

Apektado Apektadon Apektado
ng g ng
Pamilya/ Pamilya/H Pamilya/
HH H HH

Typhoo 129 HH Camansi 713 HH Camansi 1,279 HH Camansi

n Proper Proper Proper
Novallas Novallas Novallas
Comba Comba Comba
Odiongan Odiongan Odiongan
Naghalin Naghalin Naghalin
Sta. Rita Sta. Rita Sta. Rita
Arapiles Arapiles Arapiles
Cansoy-ong Cansoy-ong Cansoy-ong
Alicante Alicante
Talaptap Talaptap

Flooding 0 HH Wala 303 HH Comba 535 HH Comba

Talaptap Talaptap
Odiongan Odiongan
Proper Proper
Novallas Novallas
Earthqua 129 HH Camansi 713 HH Camansi 1,279 HH Camansi
ke Proper Proper Proper
Novallas Novallas Novallas
Comba Comba Comba
Odiongan Odiongan Odiongan
 Naghalin Naghalin Naghalin
Sta. Rita Sta. Rita Sta. Rita
Arapiles Arapiles Arapiles
Cansoy-ong Cansoy-ong Cansoy-ong
Alicante Alicante
Talaptap Talaptap
Table 18. Bulnerabilidad o kahinaan ng Barangay

Aspeto Lagyan ng Check Dahilan Kung Bakit

() ang box kung Bulnerable ang
tugma sa kalagayan Barangay sa
ng Barangay Disaster
I. Pisikal at Materyal Malapit sa tabing
dagat
 Malapit sa tabing ilog
a. Itsura o Malapit sa bundok
Katangian ng Malapit sa fault line
Lugar Malapit sa bulkan
Walang maayos na
drainage system
Malambot na lupa
Kalbong kagubatan
Maraming sinkhole
Barado ang mga kanal
Walang maayos na
tapunan ng basura
Walang rampa ang
mga gusali
Maraming mga
batong nakausli sa
gilid ng bundok na
malapit sa kabahayan
Walang fire exit ang
mga gusali
 Ang ___% ng
kabahayan ay gawa sa
kahoy at nipa
Walang mga circuit
breaker ang mga
gusali
Walang fire
extinguisher ang mga
gusali
Kulang sa kagamitan
ang barangay sa
pagresponde sa
panahon ng kalamidad
o emergency
At iba pa (pakisulat)
b. Evacuation Kakulangan ng
Center evacuation centers
May evacuation
center pero walang
maayos na palikuran
Walang evacuation
centers
May evacuation
center pero walang
rampa
c. Pasilidad Wakang signal ng
Mobile Network sa
Buong Barangay
Walang Signal sa mga
Purok ng
______________
 Sira ang kalsada
 Malayo sa hospital
 169 ng mga
kabahayan ang
walang kuryente
Aspeto Lagyan ng Check Dahilan Kung Bakit
() ang box kung Bulnerable ang
tugma sa kalagayan Barangay sa
ng Barangay Disaster
______% ng mga tao
umaasa sa bobon
(deep well)
At iba pa (pakisulat)
d. Sistema ng Walang mga babalang
Agarang Babala nakasulat o nakalagay
sa mga designadong
lugar
Kulang ang Batingaw
at iba pag gamit sa
pagbibigay ng babala
Walang babala para sa
mga may kapansanan
(bingi at bulag)
Hindi specific ang
babala sa bawat
peligro o bantang
panganib
e. Barangay Walang designadong
Disaster Barangay Disaster
Operation Center Operation Center
(BDOC)
Ang BDOC ay kulang
sa pasilidad
 Walang generator ang
BDOC
f. Kabahayan/  45.66% ng kabahayan
Tirahan ay gawa sa light
materials
 41.83% ng kabahayan
ay nakatira sa tabing
ilog
____ % ng kabahayan
ay nakatira sa gilid ng
bundok
____ % ng kabahayan
ay magkadikitdikit
g. Hanapbuhay Isang nahapbuhay
lang nag
pinagkikitaan ng mga
tao sa barangay
Kulang sa
alternatibong
hanapbuhay ang mga
tao
1 Sosyal at
Organisasyonal
a. BDRRM Hindi organisado at
Committee functional ang
BDRRM Committee
Walang maayos at
malinaw na
responibilidad ang
bawat membro
Kulang sa kapasidad
ang mga miyembro
dahil sa walang mga
pagsasanay na
dinaluhan

Aspeto Lagyan ng Check Dahilan Kung Bakit

() ang box kung Bulnerable ang
tugma sa kalagayan Barangay sa
ng Barangay Disaster
_____% ng mga
miyembro ay hindi
aktibo
_____% ng mga
miyembro ay hindi
nakakaunawa kund
ano ang ibig sabihin
 ng DRR o DRRM
_____% ng mga
miyembro ay hindi
alam kung ano ang RA
10121 at iba pang
batas na may
kaugnayan sa DRRM

 Walang regular na
meeting ang BDRRMC
At iba pa (pakisulat)

b. Samahan o  May mga samahan sa

organisasyon sa barangay pero walang
Barangay (CSO) alam sa DRRM
May samahan sa
barangay pero walang
programa sa DRRM
May samahan sa
barangay pero hindi
aktibong lulalahok sa
mga Gawain sa
barangay lalo na kung
tungkol sa DRRM

2 Aktitudinal
/Motibasyon
Hindi pinapaniwalaan
a. Pagtingin sa ng mga tao ang
Buhay barangay opisyal
Marami ang mga
pilosopong tao na
hindi sumusunod sa
siinasabi ng barangay
opisyal

b. Inisyatiba at Walang pakialam ang

pagkukusa ibang tao sa kanilang
kapitbahay
 Table 19. Kapasidad o kalakasan ng Barangay.

Aspeto Lagyan ng Check () Mga Nagpapataas ng

ang box kung tugma Kapasidad sa
sa kalagayan ng Barangay
Barangay
1. Pisikal at Materyal
a. Itsura o katangian  May sapat na dami
ng lugar at ng evacuation center
imprastratura
 Maraming nakatanim
na punong kahoy sa
bundok
Maayos at Kumpleto
ang drainage kanal

b. Early Warning  May sapat at

System kumpletong
kagamitan (response
equipment) ang
barangay sa
pagbibigay ng tulong
sa mga apektadong
pamilya
Ang EWS ng
barangay ay para sa
bawat peligro o
panganib at ito ay
nakalagay sa lugar
na madaling Makita
ng mga tao lalo na
ang mga
bulnerableng grupo
Ang EWS ay
madaling
maintindihan ng mga
tao kung anong
peligro o panganib
ang paparating
May EWS para sa
mga may kapansanan
at iba pang
bunerableng grupo
May maayos na
Sistema ang early
warning at mga
 instrumenting
ginagamit para sa
pagbibigay babala sa
mga tao
 May generator ang
barangay

2. Sosyal at  Aktibong lumalahok

Organisasyonal sa mga gawaing
pangkaunlaran ang
mga organisasyon
Lumalahok ang mga
samahan o
organisasyon sa pag-
alam sa mga
problemang
kinakaharap ng
barangay lalo na sa
usapin ng kalamidad
 Lulalahok ang
samahan o
organisasyon sa
pagpaplano ng
barangay

3. Aktitudinal/ Umiiral pa rin ang

Motibasyon “bayanihan system”
sa barangay
Nakikinig ang mga
tao sa sinasabi at
ipinag-uutos ng
barangay opisyal

Picture 4. Barangay Hazard/Risk (Mapa ng Barangay na makikita ang

mga peligro o bantang panganib na maaring makaapekto sa tao o
makapinsala ng mga kagamitan sa loob ng komunidad) (Attached
Below)
Legend:
Mga lugar na posibleng makaranas ng pagbaha (Proper
Novallas, Odiongan, Talaptap at Comba)

Table 20. Pag-alam at pag-imbentaryo ng mga pamilya/tao na

maaring maapektuhan ng mga pangunahing peligro o bantang
panganib. Ang mga impormasyon na ito ay nakahiwalay ang bilang ng
mga bata, matatanda, may kapansanan at iba pa.

A. Baha (Flooding)

Pangalan Bilan Bilang Bata Adult Elderly PWD Kabuu-

ng g ng ng Tao (17 yrs (18-59 (60 ang
Purok/Siti Pamil old and y.o) and Bilang
o ya/H Below) above)
H
M F M F M F M F M F
1. Proper 363 68 65 14 18 37 34 10 88 12 14 1,259
Novalla 4 8 5 3 2 4 1
s
2. Odionga 102 19 15 30 41 96 65 34 24 0 1 291
n 1 8
3. Talapta 179 28 30 54 67 14 15 46 47 5 5 524
 p 7 0 6 4
4. Comba 216 23 23 42 58 12 11 39 31 2 1 410
2 4 5 2
5. Naghali 44 12 82 29 26 54 22 10 7 2 0 150
n 1

B. Typhoon

Pangalan ng Bilang Bata Adult Elderly PWD Pre Kabu

Purok/Sitio ng (17 yrs (18-59 (60 and g- u-
Pamil old and y.o) above) nant ang
ya/HH Below) Bilan
g
M F M F M F M F
1. Proper 363 14 18 37 344 101 88 12 14 5 1,26
Novallas 5 3 2 4
2. Odiong 102 30 41 96 65 34 24 0 1 2 293
an
3. Talapta 179 54 67 14 154 46 47 5 5 0 524
p 6
4. Comba 216 42 58 12 112 39 31 2 1 1 411
5
5. Caman 295 20 22 27 290 50 36 2 5 5 1,08
si 1 5 2 6
6. Sta. 54 32 26 53 25 9 12 1 2 2 162
Rita
7. Alicant 196 24 22 58 35 17 13 1 0 0 170
e
8. Arapile 223 83 17 24 240 42 42 2 4 6 1,05
s 0 0 2
9. Cansoy 123 81 71 18 132 27 30 2 4 4 536
-ong 5
10. Naghal 44 29 26 54 22 10 7 2 0 0 150
in

C. Lindol (Earthquake)
Pangalan ng Bilang Bata Adult Elderly PWD Pre Kabu
Purok/Sitio ng (17 yrs (18-59 (60 and g- u-
Pamil old and y.o) above) nant ang
ya/HH Below) Bilan
g
M F M F M F M F
1.Proper 363 14 18 37 344 101 88 12 14 5 1,26
Novallas 5 3 2 4
2.Odiongan 102 30 41 96 65 34 24 0 1 2 293
3.Talaptap 179 54 67 14 154 46 47 5 5 0 524
6
4.Comba 216 42 58 12 112 39 31 2 1 1 411
5
5.Camansi 295 20 22 27 290 50 36 2 5 5 1,08
1 5 2 6
6.Sta. Rita 54 32 26 53 25 9 12 1 2 2 162
7.Alicante 196 24 22 58 35 17 13 1 0 0 170
8.Arapiles 223 83 17 24 240 42 42 2 4 6 1,05
0 0 2
9.Cansoy- 123 81 71 18 132 27 30 2 4 4 536
ong 5
10.Naghalin 44 29 26 54 22 10 7 2 0 0 150

Table 21. Imbentaryo ng mga kagamitan, inprastraktura,

establisyemento, pasilidad at pangkabuhayan ng mga tao na maaring
maapektuhan ng peligro o panganib

Item Kabuu-ang Bilang sa Porsyento o bilang ng

loob ng Barangay maapektuhan
Imprastraktura:
Tulay 4
Multi-purpose 1
Building
Bahay 1,351
Kiosk/Purok
Paaralan 5
At iba pa (Pakisulat)

Establisyemento:
Tindahan 28
Karenderia
Bakery 2
Bangko 0
Pawnshops 0
At iba pa (Pakisulat)
Pasilidad:
Tubig (Water System)
Kuryente
Telepono (Cell Sites) 0
Kalsada
Hospital 0
Barangay Health 2
Center
At iba pa (Pakisulat)
Kabuhayan:
Palayan
Gulayan
Banca 0
Fish nets 0
Fish ponds 0
At iba pa (Pakisulat)

Table 22. Mga pangunahing isyu o suliranin na hinaharap ng mga

bulnerableng groupo kapag mayroong kalamidad disaster na nangyari
sa loob ng barangay katulad ng mga bata, may kapansanan, matatanda o
senior citizen, buntis at iba pa

Bulnerableng Lagyan ng () Isyu na Kagyat na

Grupo kung meron at kinakaharap Solusyon o
(x) kung wala ng bawat aksyon ng
Bulnerableng ginagawa ng
Grupo barangay
opisyal o ng
BDRRMC
Bata  Walang hiwalay
na palikuran ang
babae sa lalake
 Hindi
nakakapasok
ang bata sa
paaralan dahil
ang eskwelahan
ay ginagamit na
evacuation
center
X Pagkawalay ng
bata sa kanyang
mga magulang
X Nawalan ng
tirahan
 Pagkawala ng
mga
 mahahalagang
dokumento
katulad ng birth
certificates at
mga gamit sa
pag-eskwela

Matanda o  Walang rampa

Senior Citizen ang evacuation
center
X Madaling
magkasakit
Madaling
makaramdam ng
lamig
May  Walang rampa
Kapansanan ang evacuation
center
X Walang
particular na
warning signal
sa mga bingi at
bulag
x Walang wheel
chair ang
barangay o ang
evacuation
center

Indigenous X Walang maayos

People na tirahan
X Walang malinis
na
pinagkukunan
ng inuming
tubig
Bulnerableng Lagyan ng () Isyu na Kagyat na
Grupo kung meron at kinakaharap Solusyon o
(x) kung wala ng bawat aksyon ng
Bulnerableng ginagawa ng
Grupo barangay
opisyal o ng
BDRRMC
X Ang mga bahay
ay gawa sa
kahoy at nipa
X Walang mga
radio o
telebisyon na
 mapapakinggan
ang babala sa
paparating na
peligro o
panganib

Kababaihan X Madaling
mabubuso ang
mga kababaihan
sa evacuation
center
X Madaling
makaramdam ng
panlalamig

Buntis  Hindi
makalakad ng
mabilis para
makapunta sa
evacuation
center
 Kakulangan ng
kagamitan sa
evacuation
center para
pangalagaan at
masubaybayan
ang mga
manganganak
na buntis sa
panahon ng
kalamidad

Table 23. Imbentaryo ng mga ligtas na evacuation centers o lugar na

pupuntahan ng mga maapektuhan ng peligro o panganib. Listahan ng
mga Itinalagang evacuation center ng barangay at munisipyo/syudad
(pampubliko o pribado)
 Name of Kasunduan
Evacuation Nagmamay-Ari Location Floo No of sa Pag-
Center r Capac gamit
Area ity (MOU/MOA
)
Gobyer Priba Mero Wal
no do n a
Paaralan  Proper 
Novallas
Barangay  Proper 
Hall Novallas
Day Care  Proper 
Center Novallas
Barangay  Proper 
Health Novallas
Center
Multi-
purpose
building
Bahay
(Isulat
ang bawat
pangalan ng
may-ari

Picture 5. Barangay Evacuation Areas.

Legend: The Chapel located in Sitio Odiongan and Proper Novallas
may be served as an evacuation area during
flashfloods/calamities as well as Novallas Elementary School
and the newly constructed covered court in front of Novallas
Barangay Hall.
Table 24. Imbentaryo ng mga natatanggap o nakuhang pagsasanay ng
mga moyembro ng BDRRMC at Komunidad/Puroks/Sitios

Pamagat ng Lagy Tagal ng Ahensya Petsa na

Pagsasanay o an panahon o ginawa
Oryentasyon ng ng organisas ang
() pagsasa yon na pagsasa
kung nay o nagbigay nay o
mero orientas ng orientas
n at yon pagsasan yon
(x) ay o
kung orientasy
wala on
Oplan Ligtas na  1 araw Bureau of Decemb
Pamayanan Fire - er 27,
Tanjay 2019
Orientasyon ng Pre-  1 araw
Disaster Risk
Assessment
Standard First Aid  Novemb
and Basic Life er 10,
Support Training 2019
Orientasyon on x
Incident Command
System (ICS)
Basic Search and x
Rescue Training
Orientation on Camp x
Management
Psychosocial x
Support Training
Conduct of  1 araw Decemb
Simulation Drills er 27,
(Fire Drill) 2019
and
Novemb
er 10,
2019
Orientation on x
Protocol for the
Management of the
Dead and Missing
Rapid Damage x
Assessment and
Needs Analysis
(RDANA) Training
Orientation on RA x
10121 (Children’s
Emergency Relief
and Protection Act)
Gabay at Mapa x
Training o Listong
Pamilya
At Iba pa (Isulat)

First-Aid and Basic Life Support Training and Fire Drill

Simulation
November 10, 2019
Oplan Ligtas na Pamayanan
December 27, 2019
 Table 25. Imbentaryo ng mga Kagamitan sa pagkilos sa panahon ng
kalamidad o disaster

Kagamitan Lagyan ng Ilang Piraso Remarks

() kung (No of
meron at (x) pieces/item)
kung wala
Chainsaw  1
Axe  1
Fuel
Emergency Medicine  1
Kit
Hand-held Radio x
Helmet o hard hat X
Rain Coats &Boots  20
Search light  2
Flash light  20
Megaphone  1
Life vest  77
Batteries
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Whistle  Attached in the life
vest.
Portable Generator  3
Spine Board  1
Rubber Boats x
Emergency Service  1
Vehicle

Methodology on Data Gathering using Barangay

Governance Performance Management System
(BGPMS) Tool and other available Data
(Community-Based Monitoring System, BHW,
BNS, City Planning Development Office and City
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office)

Barangay Novallashas organized a BDP Planning Team through an

Executive Order/Barangay Resolution to spearhead the gathering and
collection of needed data in coordination with the Local Government Unit
of Tanjay City (Office of the Mayor, Sanggunian Panlungsod, Liga ng mga
Barangay, Office of the City Planning, DILG and other LGU departments
and offices), analyze and validate the assessment result, prepare and
present them during the BDP planning workshops until done. The
barangay planning team uses BGPMS 2017 and other available data from
the city to capture the current state of the barangay in order to find
solutions and address the development gaps.
The Enhanced Barangay Governance Performance Management
System (BGPMS) is an assessment tool that measures Barangay
Novallas’s delivery of services and accomplishments in relation to their
functions as mandated in the 1991 Local Government Code (R.A 7160)
and other related issuances.
Data gathering covers barangay’s performance for Calendar Year
2017 as the year under review. Data interpretation was limited only to
the indicators required in the 2017 enhanced BGPMS Data Capture
Form. Data and information are useful in the identification of priority
areas for improvement are also made available to enable barangay
officials to plan and implement appropriate strategies for their
constituents.
The BGPMS shall focus on the following priority performance
areas: (1) Administration; (2) Social Services; (3) SC Development; and
Environmental Management. The performance areas are further
subdivided into several service areas as follows

Table 27. Performance Areas Indicators in the BGPMS Tool

PERFORMANCE AREAS SERVICE AREAS
I. Governance 1.1 Local Legislation
1.2 Transparency
1.3 Citizen’s Participation

II. Administration 2.1 Development Planning

2.2 Revenue Generation
2.3 Revenue Allocation and
Utilization
2.4 Fiscal Accountability
2.5 Facilities and Customer
Services
2.6 HR Management and
Development

III. Social Services 3.1 Health and Nutrition

3.2 Education, Culture and Sports
3.3 Women and Children
3.4 Public Safety and Disaster Risk
Reduction Management

IV. Economic Development 4.1 Agriculture and Fisheries

Development
4.2 Entrepreneurship, Business
and Industry Promotion

V. Environmental Management 5.1 Natural Resource Management

 5.2 Waste Management and
Pollution Control

Table 28. Barangay Socio Economic Indicators

Other important barangay data that are not captured in the BGPMS are
solicited from other offices (Community-Based Monitoring System-DILG,
BHW, BNS, City Planning Development Office, Local Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management Office) with 2017 data.
Basic Indicator of Development or Numbe Propor
Needs/Cor Underdevelopment r tion
Sector/
e
Sub
Concerns
Sector

1. SOCIAL

Demogr Population  Population size (all census years available

aphy Size including latest) 5,534
YEAR 2015 5,572
YEAR 2016
5,504
YEAR 2017
5,564
YEAR 2018

Level of Access to  No. of 6-12 year old children who are not in 28 2.81%
Well- Education elementary school, by sex, latest
 No. of 13-16 year old who are not in secondary 39 6.07%
Being
school, by sex, latest

Access to  No. of households without sanitary toilets, 123 9.62%

Health latest 23 3.57%
 No. of children 0-5 years old who are below
Services
normal weight for their age 3 0.47%
 No. of children under 5 years old who died of
illness, 2 reference years
 No. of women who died due to pregnancy, 2 0
reference years
 Proportion of 2 births attended by skilled
health personnel to total deliveries, latest
 Prevalence rates of HIV/AIDS, malaria,
 tuberculosis, and other diseases, latest 0
 Death rates of HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis
and other diseases latest
Nutrition  No. of malnourished children aged 0-5 23 3.57%
years old
 Proportion of household with income
below the poverty threshold

 Proportion of households with income

below the food threshold

 Proportion of households who experienced

food shortage

Shelter  No. of households living in makeshift 129 10.09%

housing

 No. of households who are 0

squatters/informal settlers

Water and  No. of households with access to water 1,279

Sanitation facility, 2 reference years

Peace and  Proportion of persons who are victims of 3 0.05%

Order crime

ECONOMICS

General Labor and  No. of labor force employed by sex, 2

Employme reference years 635
Female 1,179
nt
Male
 Unemployment rate
798
Female 380
Male

Agricult Agricultur  Volume/value of agricultural crop production by major

ure e crop, 2 reference years
Productio  Fishing HH/Total HH
n
ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES

Land Use  Extent of area devoted to agriculture, residential,

and Land commercial
Productivi
ty

INFRASTRUCTURE

Social Utilities  No. of HH served by electric power 1,104

Support  Ratio of HH served by piped water supply to total urban
HH

Health

Education
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Telecomm
unications

Econom Barangay Paved/not paved/cemented

ic Roads
Support

INSTITUTIONAL

Organiz
ation
and
Manage
ment

Local Expenditu
Fiscal re
Manage
RPT
ment
Brgy
Enterprise
s

Public
Particip
ation

Develop Legislative Proportion of “development” legislation to total sanggunian

ment Output output, last and current administrations
Adminis
tration

BGPMS Survey Result/

Sectoral Issues and Concerns on

BGPMS SCORE SHEET

BARANGAY NOVALLAS
CITY/MUNICIPALITY TANJAY CITY
REGION VII
 AVERAGE ADJECTIVAL
PERFORMANCE AREA RATING RATING

I. GOVERNANCE
1.1 Local Legislation 4.43 Excellent
1.2 Transparency 5.00 Excellent
1.3 Citizen's Participation 3.67 High

2. ADMINISTRATION
2.1 Development Planning 3.80 High
2.2 Revenue Generation 4.20 Excellent
2.3 Revenue Allocation and Utilization 5.00 Excellent
2.4 Fiscal Accountabilty 5.00 Excellent
2.5 Facilities and Customer Services 4.14 High
2.6 HR Management and Development 5.00 Excellent

3. SOCIAL
SERVICES
3.1 Health and Nutrition 4.75 Excellent
3.2 Education and Culture 4.00 High
3.3 Women and Children 5.00 Excellent
3.4 Public Safety & Disaster Risk Reduction
3.79 High
Management

4. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
4.1 Agriculture and Fisheries Development 4.50 Excellent
4.2 Entrepreneurship, Business & Industry
3.00 Fair
Promotion

5. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
5.1 Natural Resource Management 3.93 High
5.2 Waste Management and Pollution
4.43 Excellent
Control

OVER-ALL PERFORMANCE RATING 4.33

ADJECTIVAL RATING Excellent

Accomplished by:

NAMELOVELY ABSIN
DESIGNATION CLGOO-DILG
DATE
I. INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR
SITUATIONS
Governance Performance Area BGPMS:

Good governance as defined in the Local Government Code of 1991

is “the process by which communities address their own needs,
problems and priorities through responsive and accountable local
governments.” Its component Service Areas are: Local Legislation;
Transparency; and Citizen’s Participation.

A. Service Area 1.1 Barangay Legislation

The imperatives of quality legislation have been looked into as it
has formulated the Barangay Internal Rules of Procedure. It has also
conducted the twice a month regular sessions, passed resolutions and
has an approved Annual Budget within the budget calendar year for
2017. The sanggunian has the capacity in terms of the establishment
of the sangguniang barangay’s session hall with complete furniture,
 fixtures and equipment. The barangay has enacted any general
ordinances but does not have a legislative tracking system or
monitoring system that keeps track of the implementation of the
ordinances. Thus, this service area has an average of 4.43.

B. Service Area 1.2 Barangay Transparency

Promoting transparency in governmental transactions and
practicing it require a certain degree of urgency. Communicating
information which the public should know or should be aware of, such
as plans, programs, services and special events is a step in the right
direction. Maximizing communication channels like a Bulletin Board, a
Public Information Office or Desk, the print or broadcast media, a
website and public forum is desired. After all, good governance is
synonymous to transparent governance. This process requires posting
of annual income and expenditures in conspicuous places which the
barangay has implemented. Over-all, this area got a high score of
5.00.

C. Service Area 1.3 Barangay Citizen’s Participation

Citizen’s participation is vital in local governance thus participation
of the NGOs, POs and civil Society is still being looked into. The
service area hasa performance of 3.67 in citizen’s participation can be
attributed to the compliance of the barangay in the conduct of the
Barangay Assemblies and the inclusion of CSO/PO representative as
member in the Barangay Development Council, Barangay Disaster
Risk Reduction Management Committee Barangay Peace and Order
Committee, Barangay Council for the Protection of Children and the
barangay has established suggestion/feedback mechanism. However,
barangay Novallas failed to conduct Katipunan ng Kabataan (KK)
Assembly Every Quarter since there was no SK during the reviewed
year 2017 and there were no organized community service volunteers.

Administration Performance Area BGPMS:

The administrative function as used in this system refers to the
related services and activities performed by each barangay. It covers
the following service areas: Development Planning; Revenue
Generation; Revenue Allocation and Utilization; Financial
Accountability; Facilities and Customer Service; and Human Resource
Management and Development.
D. Service Area 2.1 Barangay Development Planning
Barangay Novallas got a rating of 3.80 for Development Planning.
In the pursuance of the vision and in the administration of the
barangay, quality plans were formulated and put in place for a more
participatory planning process. Support mechanisms of the following
sectors which are integrated in the plan were; Differently-Abled
Persons, Children and Gender and Development as well as the Senior
Citizens.
It has likewise develop/update the following databases such as the
following: Registry of Barangay Inhabitants and its Socio-Economic
Profile however failed to adopt measures/plans to prevent and control
the proliferation of squatters and mendicants in the barangay.

E. Service Area 2.2 Barangay Revenue Generation

Revenue Generation got an excellent rating of 4.20 with efforts
geared towards local revenue generation with the presence of
enacted tax ordinance, has conducted fund raising activity, generated
income from barangay economic enterprise and presence of barangay
revenue code. However, there is a need to develop its financial
management system.

F. Service Area 2.3 Barangay Revenue Allocation And Utilization

The barangay revenue allocation and utilization got an excellent
rating of 5.00 wherein the barangay has appropriated the following:
55% - personal services, 20% - development fund, 5% - BDRRM, 10% -
SK Fund, 5% - GAD, 1% - BCPC and 1% - senior citizens and
differently abled-person.

G. Service Area 2.4 Barangay Financial Accountability

Barangay Novallas is doing an excellent performance on this area
with an excellent rating of 5.00. This can be attributed to the Presence
of the Barangay Bids and Awards Committee (BAC). It has also
prepared the Certified Statement of Actual Income and Expenditures,
Formulated NGAs, Prepared the Annual Inventory of Barangay Assets
using NGAs, Barangay Financial Report and Barangay Disbursement
report using NGAs.
 H. Service Area 2.5 Barangay Facilities And Customer Service
Barangay Novallas got a high rating of 4.14 in this service area.
This can be attributed to following areas: a). Presence of Barangay
Hall; b). Presence of Organizational Structure; c). Presence/Display of
administrative requirements; d). Presence of Barangay Public
Information Desk and e). Issuance of Barangay Clearance and
Certification. However, the barangay has no formulated manual of
operations/citizen’s charter. As for properties and equipment, the
Barangay already possesses a computer/typewriter, photocopying
machine, but no internet connection, mobile phone/telephone/hand-
held radio and has its own rescue/service vehicle.

I. Service Area 2.6 Barangay Human Resource Management And Development

The barangay is doing an excellent performance in Human
Resource Management and Development with an excellent rating of
5.00, mainly because it is geared towards a desired end which is
“desirable organizational performance and productivity”.

II. b DEVELOPMENT SECTOR SITUATIONS

Evaluation of this particular field is made in the context of
changing community needs that provide the basic criteria for
determining whether the services are successfully delivered. Social
Services include: Health and Nutrition; Education and Culture;
Women and Children; and Peace; Public Safety and Disaster Risk
Management.

Health & Nutrition Situation

Generally, health and nutrition services reveal an excellent rating
of 4.75. This may be attributed to the following conditions: Presence
of Health and Nutrition Program Implementers,
Presence/Maintenance of Health and Nutrition facility, Access to
Potable Water Supply System, Advocacy on/Implementation of Health
and Nutrition Programs. However, there is an absence of Botika sa
Barangay.
Table 29. 0-5 Years Old Children Malnourished:
Reference Period: November 2017 – November 2018
Source of Data: Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition Scholar
Gender
Sitios Female Male Total No.
Proper Novallas 2 3 5
Odiongan 0 0 0
Talaptap 0 0 0
Comba 1 0 1
 Camansi 5 2 7
Sta. Rita 0 0 0
Alicante 0 0 0
Arapiles 1 1 2
Cansoy-ong 3 1 4
Naghalin 2 2 4
Total 14 9 23

Table 30. 0-5 Years Old Died in the past 12 months:

Reference Period: November 2017 – November 2018
Source of Data: Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition Scholar
Gender
Sitios Female Male Total No.
Proper Novallas 0 0 0
Odiongan 0 0 0
Talaptap 0 0 0
Comba 0 0 0
Camansi 0 3 3
Sta. Rita 0 0 0
Alicante 0 0 0
Arapiles 0 0 0
Cansoy-ong 0 0 0
Naghalin 0 0 0
Total 0 3 3

Table 31. Women Died during the past 12 months due to Child Birth or
Pregnancy Related Complications
Reference Period: November 2017 – November 2018
Source of Data: Barangay Health Worker and Barangay Nutrition Scholar

Sitios Total No.

Proper Novallas 0
Odiongan 0
Talaptap 0
Comba 0
Camansi 0
Sta. Rita 0
Alicante 0
Arapiles 0
Cansoy-ong 0
Naghalin 0
Total 0
 Table 32. Nutritional Status of Children 0-5 Years Old:
Reference Period: November 2017 – November 2018
Source of Data: Barangay Nutrition Scholar
2021 2022
Nutritional Status Sex Total Sex Total
Female Male Female Male
Overweight 0 0 0 0 0 0
Normal 265 306 571 233 249 482
Underweight 9 9 18 9 11 20
Severely 2 2 4 2 2 4
Underweight
Total 276 317 593 244 262 506

Barangay Performance on HEALTH and Nutrition Implemented

Programs BGPMS:
Generally, health and nutrition services reveal an excellent level of
condition. This may be attributed to the following conditions:
Presence Health and Nutrition Program Implementers,
Presence/Maintenance of Health and Nutrition facility, Access to
Potable Water Supply System, Advocacy on/Implementation of Health
and Nutrition Programs.

Water & Sanitation Facilities and Situations (see Infrastructure

Development
Sanitary Toilets Situation

Table 33. Barangay Inventory of Sanitary Toilet Facility

Kindly () if its Sitios No. of
present in your withtoilets Households
Kinds of Toilet barangay and with toilets
Facility (x) if not.
Inidoro  Proper Novallas 262
(Water Sealed) Odiongan 67
Talaptap 128
Comba 141
Camansi 178
Sta. Rita 31
Alicante 54
Arapiles 101
Cansoy-ong 94
Naghalin 104
Balon  Camansi 1
(Antipolo type)
Table 34. Barangay Inventory of No Access of Sanitary Toilet Facility

Sitios with no No. of Households

sanitary toilets affected

Camansi 32
Proper Novallas 5
Comba 2
Naghalin 38
Sta. Rita 1
Alicante 1
Arapiles 20
Cansoy-ong 24
Total 123

EDUCATION:
BARANGAY EDUCATION FACILITIES (see in the Infrastructure
Developments)

Education Situation

Table 35. Children in the Barangay aged 3-5 years old who are not
attending Day Care Center Service (Source: Day Care Workers)

Purok/Sitios No. of
Location of the affected Total
Children 3-5 years children
old not attending Male Femal
Day Care Center e
 Service
Cansoy-ong 10 16 26
Talaptap 0 0 0
Camansi 28 13 41
Arapiles 13 11 24
Sta. Rita 2 2 4
Alicante 0 2 2
Proper Novallas 21 18 39
Odiongan 4 1 5
Comba 5 5 10
Naghalin 2 3 5
Total 85 71 156

Table 36. Children in the Barangay aged 6-11 years old who are not
attending elementary school (Source: Barangay Health Worker)

Sitios Location No. of affected

of the Children children Total
6-11 years old Male Femal
not attending e
elementary
school
Proper Novallas 3 1 4
Comba 8 7 15
Arapiles 6 2 8
Camansi 0 1 1
Total 17 11 28

Table 37. Children in the Barangay aged 12-15 years old who are not
attending High School (Source: Barangay Health Worker)

Sitios Location No. of affected

of the Children children Total
12-15 years old
not attending Male Femal
high school e
Comba 9 4 13
Proper Novallas 3 0 3
Alicante 2 0 2
Arapiles 7 4 11
Cansoy-ong 1 0 1
Camansi 7 0 7
Naghalin 0 2 2
Total 29 10 39
Barangay Performance on EDUCATION Implemented Programs
BPMS:
A certain level of support to basic education has been extended by
the barangay to education and culture hence the high performance of
4.00. This comprised the esblishment of education/information
facilities, implemented education program for day care and access to
alternate learning system and conducted cultural activities. However,
further assistance to matters such as the conduct of Linggo ng
Kabataan activities needs to be addressed.

Barangay Performance on Service Area 3.3 Women and Children

BGPMS:
The barangay plays a vital role in the protection of women and
children. Likewise, the barangay is the front liner in the
implementation of RA 9262 or the AVAWC Act of 2004. Plans and
programs and implementation of policies geared towards the
protection of women and children should be conducted. The
Barangay Council for the Protection of Children should conduct
regular quarterly council meetings to ensure that all issues will be
addressed upon. Barangay Novallas got a high rating in terms of
women and children’s concern.

HOUSING:
GOVERNMENT LAND AND RESETTLEMENT
Currently, the barangay has no resettlement area.

Housing Situation
Table 38. Barangay Inventory of Households Living in makeshift housing
(Source: BHW)

Sitios Living in No. of

Makeshift Households
Housing affected

Camansi 24
Proper Novallas 35
Comba 2
Odiongan 2
Naghalin 37
 Sta. Rita 2
Arapiles 26
Cansoy-ong 1
Total 129

Table 39. Barangay Inventory of Identified Squatters/Informal Settlers

(Source: C/MSWD)

Place of Origin Location No. of Total No.

of the where they are Households
individuals living affected
Identified as (squatting)
Squatters/Infor
mal Settlers

None None 0 0
1. Bilang ng mga Pamamahay ayon sa uri ng materyales ng ginagamit sa
pagpapatayo
MGA URI NG PAMAMAHAY BILANG
Yari sa Semento (Concrete) 170
Yari sa Semento at Kahoy (Semi-Concrete) 487
Yari sa Kahoy o Magagaan na Materyales 484
Yari sa Karton, Papel o Plastik (Salvaged house) 210
Kabuu-ang Bilang (Total No.) 1,351

2. Bilang ng mga Pamamahay ayon sa Uri ng Pagmamay-ari:

URI NG PAMAMAHAY BILANG
May-ari (Owned) 1,305
Nangungupahan (Rented) 26
Nakikitira sa May-ari (Shared with Owner) 1,305
Nakikihati sa Nangungupahan (Shared with 20
Renter)
Informal Settler Families (ISF) 0
Total 1,351

PEACE AND ORDER:

Barangay Performance on Service Area 3.4 Public Safety
BGPMS:
Efforts are made to ensure public safety thus a high performance of 3.79.
BADAC regular meeting has been conducted in fighting against illegal drugs.
There is also a presence of barangay peace and order committee but failed
to conduct regular meetings.
Peace and Order Situation

Table 40. Crime Stats with in the barangay 2017 (Source: PNP)
Victims of the Perpetrators of
reported cases the reported
2017 cases 2017
Female Males Female Males
Classification of s Tot s Tot
Crimes 0-17 18 0-17 18 al 0-17 18 0-17 18 al
years years years years years years years years
old and old and No. old and old and No.
above above above above
Crime against persons
a. Murder/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Homicide
b. Physical Injury 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
c. Rape 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Crime against Property

a. Theft 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
b. Robbery 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Other Crimes
a. Prohibited Drug 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Use
b. Human 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Trafficking
c. Illegal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Recruitment
d. Prostitution 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
e. Spousal/Partner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Abuse
f. Sexual 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Harrasment
g. Illegal/Unlawful 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Possession of
Explosives and
incendiary
devices
h. PD 1602 (Illegal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Gambling)

III. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

SITUATIONS
Table 41. BARANGAY FISCAL INFORMATION 2021

TOTAL INCOME: AMOUNT IN PESOS

A. External Sources:
 1. Internal Revenue Allotment 5,218,132.00
(IRA)
2. Others Share from:
a. Nat’l Wealth,
b. share from E-Vat,
c. Subsidy 2,000.00
d. Share on Sand and Gravel 69,827.77
Tax 5,076.31
e. Miscellaneous

B. Local Sources:
1. Real Property Tax Share 75,867.12
2. Fees & Charges
3. Fines
4. Others
Total 5,475,862.88

Table 42. BARANGAY BUDGET, REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE

YEAR BUDGET REVENUE EXPENDITURE

2021 5,370,903.20 152,771.00 5,265,944.00
2020 4,858,301.61 231,562.00 4,734,646.00
2019 4,973,252.73 346,345.00 4,938,609.00

Present Credit Institutions

Table 43. List of Banking and Financial Institutions Present in the

barangay as of 2018.
Source: Tanjay City Treasurer’s Office
List of Banking and Kindly () No. of Names of
Financial Institutions if its present the Contact
present in institution Institutio Name/Locat
your s ns ion
barangay
and (x) if
not.
Banks:
1. Universal and x
Commercial Savings
Banks
2. Rural and Cooperative x
Banks
3. Thrift Banks x
Lending Institutions  1 Camansi Marites
 Farmer’s Abinez/Camansi
Association
Micro Finance x
Money Changer x
Pawnshops x

Registered Business Firms

Table 44. List of Registered Business Firms/Establishments in the
barangay as of 2018.
Source: Tanjay City Treasurer’s Office
List of Registered No. of Business
Business Registered Name/Business Address
Firms/Establishment Business
s in the Barangay Firms/Establish
ments
Tindahan Sari-Sari 28 1. Mamerta T. Aguilar Store/
Store Proper Novallas
2. Rebecca M. Ejera Sari-Sari
Store/Proper Novallas
3. Epifania R. Llado Store/
Proper Novallas
4. Juanita T. Quinilitan Store/
Proper Novallas
5. Cerila Santillan Sari-Sari Store/
Camansi
6. Alfie F. Subcay Store/Proper
Novallas
7. Silvana Lopez Sari-Sari Store/
Proper Novallas
8. Roque C. Maru Sari-Sari Store/
Odiongan
9. Marvin V. Torres Sari-Sari
Store/Odiongan
10. Joseph V. Santillan Store/
Talaptap
11. Severo A. Aguilar Store/
Proper Novallas
12. Ag-Say SLP Association/
Proper Novallas
13. Charito Calumpang Sari-Sari
Store/Proper Novallas
14. Noe Calumpang Sari-Sari
Store/ Proper Novallas
15. Johanna Cordova Sari-Sari
Store/ Proper Novallas
16. Ma. Gina Cuenco Sari Sari
Store/ Proper Novallas
17. Blasa P. Dunque Sari-Sari
Store/Camansi
 18. Maximo B. Dunque Sari-Sari
Store/Camansi
19. Teresita Labe Sari-Sari Store/
Odiongan
20. Vilma N. Lara Sari-Sari Store/
Proper Novallas
21. Cerila D. Manaban Sari-Sari
Store/Proper Novallas
22. Juanita T. Quinilitan Sari-Sari
Store/Proper Novallas
23. Nimfa G. Reyes Sari-Sari Store/
Proper Novallas
24. Ana R. Sido Sari-Sari Store/
Odiongan
25. Maria Lorna Z. Torres Sari-Sari
Store/Sta. Rita
26. Felonila A. Turco Sari-Sari
Store/Talaptap
27. Ponidine Z. Zamora Sari-Sari
Store/Odiongan
28. Marina C. Zerna Store/
Odiongan
Copra Buyer 1 Labe A. Primo/Novallas
Hardware Stores x
Mart/Convenience x
Stores
Pharmacy Stores x
Malls x
Bakeshops x
Bars (KTV and x
others)
Vulcanizing Shops x
Karenderia x
Pawnshops x
Commercial & Local x
Banks
Cooperatives x
Plantation 10 1. Helen G. Avila Sugar Cane
Planter/Camansi
2. Elvira D. Buagas Sugar Cane
Planter/Camansi
3. Charita O. Bulfa Sugar Cane
Planter/Camansi
4. Ophelia L. Carumba Sugar Cane
Planter/Camansi
5. Diaz Hermanos Enterprises
Inc./Odiongan
6. Agriram L. Pancho Sugar Cane
Planter/Camansi
7. Diovira L. Pancho Sugar Cane/
 Camansi
8. Tirso P. Ramirez Sugar Cane
Planter/Camansi
9. Clarita S. Rivas Sugar Cane
Planter/Camansi
10. Arsenio T. Silva Sugar Cane
Farm/Camansi

Chainsaw Operator 1 Crisanta G. Canubas Chainsaw

Services/Naghalin
Hauling 1 Igaining Sand and Gravel c/o
Serafin D. Teves III/Sta. Rita

Economic Development Situation

Income and Livelihood

Table 45. Barangay Inventory of Labor Force

Source: Based on Barangay Health Worker survey.

BARANGAY LABOR FORCE No. of No. of TOTAL NO.

Femal Males OF
es LABOR
FORCE
Pagsasaka (Farming) 123 213 336
Pangingisda (Fishing) 0 1 1
Pagha-hayupan (Poultry and Livestock) 129 220 349
Pagka-karpentero (Carpentry) 0 90 90
Propesyonal (Professional) hal. Doktor, Guro at 53 45 98
iba pa
Empleyado ng Gobyerno (Govt. Employee) 67 53 120
Empleyado ng Pribado (Private Employee) 123 139 262
Pagtitinda (Vending) 77 20 97
Pormal na Pamamasada 0 79 79
(Formal/Licensed Driver)
Di pormal na Pamamasada (Non-licensed Driver) 0 0 0
Barker 0 1 1
Porter 0 0 0
Masahista (Masseur) 2 0 2
House helper 176 16 192
Electrician 0 13 13
Laborer 220 421 641
Pagmimina 0 2 2
Pagpapautang (Lending) 0 0 0
At iba pa (pakisulat) 0 0 0
Kabuu-ang Bilang (Total No) 970 1,313 2,283

Table 46. Unemployed Barangay Residents

PUROKS/SITIOS No. of No. of TOTAL NO. OF
Females Males UNEMPLOYED THE
BARANGAY
Proper Novallas 297 215 512
Odiongan 198 145 343
Arapiles 201 156 357
Talaptap 125 85 210
Camansi 245 199 444
Cansoy-ong 215 195 410
Comba 197 145 342
Naghalin 193 130 323
Sta. Rita 102 95 197
Alicante 159 110 269
Total 1,932 1,475 3,407

Table 47. Sources of Employment in the barangay

SOURCES OF Kindly () if present and (x)

EMPLOYMENT AND if not
LIVELIHOOD
Fishing x
Farming 
Buy and Sale 
School x
Tourism x

Barangay Performance on Service Area 4.1 Agriculture and

Fisheries Development BGPMS:
Barangay support is extended to the Agriculture Sector, thus high
rating of 4.50. Barangay agricultural support services like planting
materials distribution system and farm product collection and buying
stations. The barangay has also agricultural development program
like piglet dispersal and have maintained farm-to-market roads.
However, greater intervention is necessary such as establishment of
Agricultural Support Services such as: Thresher and other post-
harvest equipment and multipurpose pavement and install communal
or backyard fisheries.

Barangay Performance on Service Area

4.2. Entrepreneurship, Business and Industry Promotions
BGPMS:
A little is needed to be done to institutionalize a business-friendly
environment thus a high rating of 3.00. Factors such as the following
 suggestions need to be looked into. The barangay failed to provide
livelihood program and have not conducted or participated in job fairs.

IV. ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

SITUATIONS

Garbage/Waste Management/Disposal System Situation

Table 48. Available Garbage/Waste Disposal Facilities in the barangay

Garbage/Waste Kindly () if its
Disposal present in your
Facilities barangay and
(x) if not.
Open dump site X
Sanitary landfill X
Compost pits 
Material 
Recovery
Facility (MRF)

Barangay Performance on Service Area

5.1. Natural Resource Management BGPMS:
The barangay has a clean and green program which resulted to a
high rating of 3.93. However, the barangay does not have an
ecological or forest tree park.

Barangay Performance on Service Area

5.2. Waste Management and Pollution Control BGPMS:
The Barangay has organized its Ecological Solid Waste
Management Committee, it has enacted ordinances and resolutions on
Solid Waste Management, formulated Barangay solid waste
Management Plan, Implemented Waste Segregation and Volume
Control, has Garbage Collection Scheme and presence of materials
recovery facility, thus an excellent rating of 4.43. However, the
barangay failed to maintain Sewerage/Drainage Canal.

V. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT SECTOR

SITUATIONS

Service Institutions & Infrastructure Development Situation

Table 49. Service Institutions & Infrastructure Development Situation
 If the
facility
Does is not
Kindly No. of List the the presen
Facilities () if Faciliti Names of the facility t,
its es Facilities have What
presen presen access is the
t in t in the to safe distan
your barang drinkin ce
barang ay g from
ay and water? the
(x) if (Yes/N hall to
not. o) the
neares
t
availa
ble
facility
?
Health Facilities
a. Barangay Health  2 1. Novallas Yes
Center Health Center
2. Camansi
Sub Health
Center
b. Government x
Hospitals
c. Private Hospitals x
d. Maternity Clinics x
e. Child Clinics x
f. Private Medical x
Clinics
g. Botika ng Barangay x
h. Botika ng Bayan x
i. Private Drug Stores x
Educational
Facilities
a. Day Care Centers 1. Novallas Day
 2 Care Center Yes
2. Camansi Day
Care Center
b. Preschools  3 1. Novallas Yes
Elem. School
2. Rosario V.
Moras Elem.
School
3. Fabiana
Banogon
Memorial
Elem. School
c. Elementary Schools  3 1. Novallas Yes
Elem. School
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Elem. School
3. Fabiana
Banogon
Memorial
Elem. School
d. Secondary Schools  2 1. Rufino Yes
Aguilar
Memorial
High School
2. Graciano
Banogon
Memorial
High School
e. x
Vocational/Technical
Schools
f. College/Universities x
Service Facilities
a. Multipurpose Hall  1 Novallas Yes
Barangay Hall
b. Police Station x
c. Tanod/CVO Post  1
d. x
Women’s/Children/Cri
sis Center
e. Post Office x
f. Talipapa/Market  2 1. Novallas Yes
2. Camansi
Agricultural
Facilities
a. Rice Mill x
b. Corn Mill x
c. Feed Mill x
d. Agricultural x
Produce Market
(bagsakan/Taboan/bul
ungan
Input Dealer
a. Fertilizer Dealer x
b. Pesticide Dealer x
c. Seeds Dealer x
d. Feeds Dealer x

Existing Barangay Road Networks and Situations

Table 50. Existing Barangay Road Networks

Types of Kindly ()

Road if its
present in
 your
barangay
and (x) if
not.
Concrete 
Asphalt x
Gravel 
Natural 
Earth
Surface

Existing Barangay Terminals, Bridges and Foot Bridges &

Situations
Table 51. Existing Barangay Terminals, Bridges and Foot Bridges

Facilities Kindly () Location Who is

if its maintaining
present in the
your terminals?
barangay (Private,
and (x) if National
not. Govt,
Prov/City/Mu
n/Brgy)
Terminals:
a. Bus x
b. Jeepney x
c. Motorcycles  Camansi
d. Tricycles  Proper
Novallas
e. x
Van/FX/multicab
s
f. motor x
banca/banca
Bridges:  Proper Private
Novallas
Footpaths  Proper Barangay
Novallas
Comba
Alicante
Talaptap

Existing Electricity & Water Facilities and Situations

Guide Question
Is the barangay being served by (i) an electrical and (ii) a water company? How
many households are being served? What are the other sources of electricity
and water in the community?
Table 52. Sources of Electricity in the barangay
Sources of Electricity Kindly () if its Name of No. of HH
present in your Electric being
barangay and (x) Service served
if not. Provider
Electric  NORECO II 795
Company/Cooperative
Generator x
Solar  1
Battery x
Total 796

Table 53. No. of Households without access to electricity

Puroks/Sitios Without No. of HH
access to electricity without access to
electricity
Cansoy-ong 46
Naghalin 16
Camansi 34
Proper Novallas 107
Arapiles 58
Alicante 20
Sta. Rita 4
Odiongan 4
Comba 9
Talaptap 12
Total 310

Table 54. Common Water Supply Levels and Water Service Provider(s) in
the barangay
Level of Water Supply Kindly () if its Name of No. of HH
present in your Water Service being
barangay and (x) Provider served
if not.
Level 1 (water supplied
by deep well, Artesian  Jetmatic Pumps 1,238
well, Shallow wells,
spring in the barangay
Level 2 (water supplied x
by public water faucets)
Level 3 (water supplied
through water faucets in x
individual households
Water  Water District 41
District/BWASA/LUWA
Commercial Water Refill x
Stations

Table 55. No. of Households without access to potable water supply

Puroks/Sitios Without No. of HH
access to Water Supply without access to
potable water
supply
None None

Existing Communication Facilities and Situations

Table 56. Existing Means of Communication
Means of Kindly () if its Name of No. of HH
Communication present in your Service being
barangay and (x) Provider(s) served
if not.
Telephone x
Mobile (4G, 3G, 2G) Globe/TM,
 Smart/TNT,
Sun Cellular
Internet x
Cell Site(s) x
Radio Antenna & x
Transmitters

Existing and Situations of Tourism Facilities

Table 57. Existing Tourism Facilities

Does
the
Who owns the No. of List the
facility
facility? Facilities Names
Tourism have
(Barangay/City present of the
Facilities access
Municipality/NG in the Faciliti
to safe
A) baranga es
drinkin
y
g
water?
(Yes/No
)
Cave* Barangay 1 Camansi Yes
Cave
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*The cave located in Sitio Camansi has not yet been developed, however,
there are plans to coordinate this with the City Tourism.

City/Municipality/Barangay Programs
Implemented in the Barangay 2017

SOURCE OF FUNDS PROGRAMS/PROJECTS

AMOUNT
/ACTIVITIES
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________

 General Fund (MOOE) Purchase of Medicine

₱40,000.00
 Economic Development
Fund (EDF) Road Concreting @ Sitio Odiongan
₱450,000.00
Improvement of Multi-Purpose Hall
₱171,000.00
Installation of Lightings along the
river bank @ Nagsala River
₱120,055.20
 Sangguniang Kabataan
Fund (SK-Fund) Basketball Tournament @ Proper Novallas
₱20,000.00
Basketball Tournament @ Sitio Comba
₱10,000.00
Construction of Basketball Court
@ Sitio Cansoy-ong
₱250,000.00
Cultural Activities
₱40,436.55
Sinulog
₱60,000.00
 Barangay Council on
Protection of Children
Fund (BCPCF) Nutrition Feeding
₱37,048.10
Construction of Day Care Center
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Comfort room
₱25,000.00
 Barangay Disaster Risk
Reduction & Management
Fund (BDRRMF) Purchase of Medical Equipment and
accessories for the Rescue Vehicle
₱37,048.10
 Gender and Development
Fund (GADF) Construction of Separate Comfort Room
for Women
₱190,095.42
 Senior Citizen & PWD’s
Fund Food Assistance
₱38,019.08

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT FROM LGU-TANJAY CITY FOR CY-

2017

 Economic Development
Fund (EDF) Road Concreting @ Sitio Naghalin
₱422,000.00
River Flood Control @ Proper Novallas
₱422,000.00
Road Concreting @ Sitio Batwanan
₱3,000,000.00
Road Concreting @ Sitio Batwanan
₱3,000,000.00

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT FROM DILG FOR CY-2017

 Bottoms Up Budget
Fund (BUBF) - Road Regravelling @ Sitio Sta. Rita
-₱1,000,000.00

FROM 2nd DISTRICT BOARD MEMBER MARIANT ESCAÑO

VILLEGAS FOR CY-2017

1. Medical Equipment for Barangay Health Centers

2. Air Conditioning Unit for Multi-Purpose Hall
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Vision, Mission, Goals and Objective of
the Barangay
Vision Statement

We envisioned the Barangay as a disaster-resilient and peaceful community of

healthy citizenry with right value system who contribute the economic
development under a leadership that is participatory and honest.

Mission Statement

As the basic political unit, the role of the barangay is to serve as the primary
and implementing unit of government policies, plans, programs, projects and
activities in the community, and as a forum wherein the collective views of the
people may be expressed, crystalized and considered, and where disputes may
be amicably settled.

Goals and Objectives

To install disaster-resilient system & infrastructure.

To improve the standard of living.
Maintain peace and order
Maintain cleanliness of the Barangay
To maintain safety of the constituents.
To develop programs for disaster preparedness.
Construction of infrastructure to mitigate impact of disaster.
To provide support to community for fast recovery

Sectoral Development Plans (Goals,

Objectives and PPAs)
Writing Guide
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Prepare and gather all necessary materials (e.g., processed and validated
BGPMS, CBMS Brgy Profile Questionnaire and other survey results from
CMSWD-Kalahi CIDs-Pantawid, MPDO, LDRRMO CMHO, results of
community validation exercises, CBMS Maps, etc.) so that you can include as
much specific detail as possible to your answers to the following guide
questions:

Guide Questions

1. Based on the results of the community validation exercise, what are the
primary needs and concerns of the residents of the barangay?
2. What programs and projects were identified during the community
validation exercise to address these needs/concerns? Particularly on
1 Governance, Admin/Institutional Development Sector
2 Social Development Sector
3 Economic Development Sector
4 Environment Development Sector
5 Infrastructure Development Sector

Write all the details of these projects on the Local-Level Development

Plan Form (on a Separate file)

Barangay Capacity Development

Agenda
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Barangay Development Investment
Program (BDIP) 2018-2020
Year 2018
Year 2019

Year 2020
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Barangay Annual Investment Programs
(AIPs)
Write all the details on the Barangay Annual Investment Program
Form (on a Separate file)

Appendices
1. EO/SB Resolution Creating Barangay Development Planning
Team
2. Sangguniang Barangay Resolution Adopting and Approving the
BDP
3. BGPMS Data Capture Form, and other available data from
(Community-Based
 Monitoring System, MSWD- Kalahi- Pantawid Pamilya (4Ps), National
Household Targeting System, C/M/B/HW, BNS, C/M Planning
Development Office, Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Office, C/M Health Office, C/Municipal Agriculture Office)

4. Minutes of Meeting and Pictures of Conducted Meetings,

Planning Workshops, Public
Hearing/Barangay Assembly