GROUP 1

Venn Diagram

Assessment of Community Stakeholders

Stakeholders Importance Influence (High, Development
(High, Low) Low) Contributions
BDC High High - Policy making
Planning
- Serve as Planning body of
the barangay
Farmers Association High High - Income Generation
- Poverty Alleviation
Fisher Folks High High - Income Generation
- Poverty Alleviation
PWD Low Low - Participation and
Empowerment
Religious Sector High High - Moral Recovery
- Transparency
RIC Low Low - Participation and
empowerment
Senior Citizen High Low - Model and inspiration to
younger generation
IP High High - Cultural Preservation &
Enrichment
Womens High High - Participation &
Empowerment
Informal Settlers - Environmental Hazard

Since, the group had already identified organization/institutions, individual the facilitator instructed
again the group to decide whether each organization or individual deserves a small, medium or large
circle to depict its relative importance to the community. The size of the circles may refer to the
membership size, resources or degree of influence, the participants will also indicate the name of symbol
of each organization on each circle, then the participants will draw a big circle in the manila paper to
represent the community. After the participants discussed on the relationship of the different organization,
the facilitator asked the participants on which institutions work together or have overlapping memberships
and they will also draw line of each organization, in the circle they should be placed as follows:

o Separate circles - no contact

o Touching circles - information passes
between institutions
o Small overlap some co-operation in
decision making
o Large overlap a lot of cooperation in
decision making
 Transect Walk

. Below were the questions asked by the facilitator to the participants including their output:
o What did the participants observe during the walkthrough? In the central zone, inner zone and outer
zone?
o Are there differences and/or similarities in the things that the participants observed in the different zones?
o What are some problems, issues and concerns that the participants noted?

Transect Walk Observation Guide

Illustration of Terrain
Distance (km)
Categories Central Zone Inner Zone Outer Zone
Slope o Plain o Plain o Flat
Land use o Commercial o Institutional o Agricultural
o Agricultural o Agricultural o Commercial
o Park
o Pond
o Tourist attraction
o MRF

Public & Commercial o Handicraft Store o Sari-sari store o Convenience stores

Establishment o Delicacy store o Bakery o Souvenir shops
o Coffee shop
o Museum
o Swimming pool
Type of Roads o Concrete o Paved/concrete o Gravel & Concrete
o Paved o Gravelled Roads
Vegetation o Crops o Ornamental plants o Lush vegetation
o Coconut o Forest Trees
o Fruit Trees o Palm/coconut
Access to water, o H2O Level 3 o H2O Level 3 o H2O Level 3
Electric & Telecom o PLDT Telecom o Light HH connection o Electric Present
o 24 hour electricity o Telecom Smart cell o Telecom with
site service providers
Type of toilet o Sanitary o Flush type o Sanitary toilets
o Toilet water sealed o Antipolo
Animals & Livestock o Animals: Duck, bird & o Ducks, chicken and o Fowls & other
dove goats domestic animals
 Transect Analysis
Problems Issues Concerns Recommendation
o Basura o Garbage collection o Pagkalat ng sakit o Pagtuturo ng tamang
o Nagkalat na mga Problem o Sanhi ng baha pagtapon ng basura
basura o Garbage not o Pirmi gabaha kay o More efficient
segregated barado ang mga garbage collection
kanal system
o I-organisa ang
BESWM Committee

o Absence of canals o Nagkaroon ng pag o Pagkalat ng sakit o Paglagay ng maayos

(outer) baha na kanal

From the transect walk, the resource person instructed the participants to draw a resource map from what
they observed in their transect walk.

o Resource Mapping
GROUP 2

Barangay Santa Isabel Historical Timeline

Time Event Effectiveness or impacts In the community
period or on the lives of men and
Year women
1986 o Housing project BLISS area o No real Property tax o Settlers cannot own
established collection the land
o Human settlement area
o Land proclaimed as reservation
area for national & local
government offices, - Proclamation
166 (Cory Admin)

July 16, o Creation of barangay Santa Isabel o Purok Lote became a

1989 o Separation from the mother barangay
barangay o Resistance to the creation
o Influx of informal settlers of barangay Sta. Isabel
o Entry /influx of IPs & Non-IPs
o Increase Land claimants
o United Settlers Association
established
1992 o Appointed of temporary barangay
captain
o 1st barangay election
o Settlers claiming land led by Roger
Gumanas ( Purok 8)
 SERVICES MATRIX

Sector Pop Size Existing Services Assessment Recommendation

Issues & concerns
SOCIAL SECTOR

IP Sector
Subanen 250 Housing (Relocation) o Relocation site o Improve provision of water
has inadequate supply/ system
services(water)
Women Sector 30/300 Livelihood o Lack of capital o Source out funds
o Selective si BC o Training on
o Mismanaged project/financial
funds management
Infrastructure Roads & Bridges (FMR), o Lack of o Seek augmentation for
haging bridge and culvert maintenance of road maintenance
roads
Economic 50 SMEs and cooperative o Lack of capacity o Skills training on
Fisher Folk on business management
management
Environment o Mangrove plantation o Lack of o Strict monitoring;
o Solid waste management maintenance implementation of
o Non-segregation mangrove plantation for
of waste RA 9003
o Lack of IEC on o Create mangrove
Solid Waste plantation TF- Bantay
Management o Strict implementation of
o Absence of SWM per RA 9003
sanitary land fill
 Participatory CBMS Validation
Purok No. of HHs No. of 0- No. of No. of HHs living in HHs HH of
Number F M 5 women malnourish makeshift who are access to
children who died ed children housing informal safe water
who due to 0-5 years settler
died pregnancy old
related
causes
1 110 100 2 1 3 5 0 15
2 250 300 1 0 2 9 0 0
Total 360 400 3 1 5 14 0 15

HH with No. of children No. 0f HH with HH with No. of No. Victims of

access to 6-12 years old children income income times members crime
sanitary not attending 13-16 below below experienced who are
toilet elementary years Poverty food hunger unemployed
facilities school old not threshold threshold
attending
high
school
0 12 20 0 15 0 12 20
0 0 15 0 0 0 0 15
0 12 35 0 0 0 0 35

Observation Problems, Issues & Current Interventions Recommendation

Concerns
o High o Health & sanitation o Health services are o Intensify health services
mortality issues available o Health education
rate o Without access to safe o Immunization & o Provision of potable water
water source vaccination system, sanitary toilet facilities
o Cultural practices o Supplemental & etc.
sometimes hinders feeding & etc, o IEC/mobile health centers to
access to available reach out isolated
services communities.
 Group 4:

FOREST HISTORICAL TRANSECT MAP

FOREST BEFORE (30 Years Ago) FOREST AT PRESENT TIME

FACTORS THAT
ISSUES/CONCER
BEFORE PRESENT CAUSED THE RECOM
N
CHANGES
Abundance of green Bald, eroded Presence of illegal Global warming Forest
trees and grass explored logging Flash flood conservation
More trees mountain Conversion of Natural calamity Resettlement
Fresh water IP community forest land to Conflict land used Full enforcement
Presence of water displaced industrial land More kaingin practice of forest laws
shed Landslide Illegal logging Displacement of Conduct refo
Big trees Endangered Developed residence project
Virgin forest More building Industrialization Environmental Alternative
Haven of wild construction Poverty degradation livelihood
animals Migration River dried up IEC on the effect
High terrestrial Greediness of Improper waste of the
Presence of flor and leadership disposal deforestation
fauna Comty-based
Clean environment forest
protection prog
Enforcement of
IPRA law
 PERFORMANCE OF BARANGAY OFFICIALS

A Performance of the Sangguniang Barangay 1 2 3 4 5

.
1. Administration of Basic Services relative to:
a. Agriculture /
b. Health and Welfare Services /
c. General Hygiene and Sanitation /
d. Infrastructure Facilities /
e. Information and Reading Materials /
2. Capability to raise funds and initiate fund /
sourcing and other income
3. Relation to PO, through it representation in BDC /
4. Enactment of Barangay Ordinances /
5. Ensure the Performance of the roles and function /
of the barangay secretary.
6. Ensure the performances of the roles and /
functions of the barangay treasurer.
7. Conduct of Barangay Assembly /
8. Quality of Ordinances / Resolutions enacted
relative to:
a. Local administration /
b. Agriculture /
c. Infrastructure /
B Sangguniang of Barangay Committee
. Performances
1. Conduct of hearing and investigation /
2. Making and submission of reports /
C Barangay Development Council Performances
.
1. Conduct regular meeting. /
2. Ability / Capability to make short and long term /
comprehensive BDP.
3. Conduct participatory monitoring and evaluation /
4. Motivation of constituents to participate in various /
local activities.

1 POOR; 2 UNSATISFACTORY; 3 SATISFACTORY; 4 VERY SATISFACTORY;

5 OUTSTANDING
 LEADERSHIP TRAITS

PALAKPAK

1. Sensitiveness to the needs of the constituents

2. Compliance the conduct of the Barangay Assembly
3. Infrastructure

PALPAK

1. IRA dependent
2. Arrogant
3. No permanent Barangay Hall / office
4. Some of the Barangay Officials are not residing in their respective Barangay
5. Lack of capability skills on M & E

PRODUCTION FLOW CHART

NO. OF WORKERS PROB/

STEPS/ACTIVITY DURATION EXPENSES INCOME RECOM
MALE FEMALE ISSUES
Land preparation 20 days 2,400
Including labor
seeding 4 4 (1,500/has
eqpmnt
3,600 seeds
Planting 1 day
Application of
organic
fertilizers
Maintenance of 3 mos.
the rice fields
Harvesting 1 day

Note: due to time limit the group was not able to finish the work.
 GROUP 3

WEALTH RANKING

Economic status Criteria description

Very rich - May kotse 2 or more
- Land owner 75 hectares
- May bahay 2 or more n condominium
- May negosyo, like mining
- High ranking official
- Annual income 5M up
Rich - Regular source of income
- Annual income below 1M
- 1 big concrete house
- Land owner 1-4 hectares
- Branded ang damit, hindi ukay ukay
Middle class - Income of 300,000 to 400,000
- Magpautang sa kapwa empleyado
- Nakatira sa low cost housing
- 1 car (loan)
Poor - Subsistence level (food)
- Houses made of light materials/semi
concrete
- Member ng 4Ps
- Labourer (seasonal workers)
- Tenants
- 150K to 200K
Very poor - Nakakain twice a day
- Part time labourer
- Makeshift materials house (scrap)
- Informal settlers
- Hand to mouth
SEASONALITY CALENDAR
CAUSE AND EFFECT

Effects:
- High rate of morbidity
- Hunger
- Malnutrition
- High crime incidence
- High mortality rate
- Less capacity to send
children to school

Core Problem:
60% of
Households are
living below
poverty

Causes:
- Katamaran
- Unemployment
- Illiteracy
- Limited job
opportunity
- Less access to basic
services
- Low literacy rate
- No owned lot
- Unstable peace &
order condition
- Disaster prone area