Republic of the Philippines

Province of Agusan del Norte

Municipality of Buenavista
Barangay
AGONG-ONG

OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY

MESSAGE

I am grateful and convey my appreciation for being one of the selected

MRDP recipients. It is my pleasure to search the basic data as requirement
for information and guidance for the improvement needed in my barangay.
Being the Chief Local Executive of our Local Barangay Government
Unit, it is laid in my hands the progress and development of my barangay
and my people as whole. I am responsible to formulate concrete and exact
Barangay Development Plan as the main requirement of acquiring MRDP
project in boosting my barangay from the lowest line of poverty and finally
become a progressive barangay.
I hope and pray for the blessings of our Almighty God.
Thank you very much and God Bless!

Very truly yours,

DANILO D. AMOLONG
Punong Barangay
 CHAPTER 1- INTRODUCTION
Rationale
Barangay AGONG-ONG is a rural barangay of the Municipality of
Buenavista, Province of Agusan del Norte. It is bounded at North of barangay
SACOL, at East Barangay Malpoc, at West by barangay Cubi-cubi of the
Municipality of nasipit; at the South is the Barangay Macalang. It is located 3
kilometers away from the poblacion andits nearest road link is only 1
kilometer, National Highway. The barangay is accessible by motorized
tricycle, motorcycle and any 4 wheel drive vehicle.
The Municipal Planning Team (MPT) of the municipality selected and
identified a barangay who are responsible, cooperative and wide area for
development, considering the geographical situation , population and
economically depressed.
MDRP find it logical to input in order to come up with possible
intervention in dealing with the problem confronting the community.
Current issues and concerns facing the barangay is being assessed and
evaluated by calling the participation of the constituents and the barangay
officials.
Barangay Development Plan (BDP) is the total framework and
reference in getting start by prioritizing the solution to the problem.
Objective of the Plan
1. To fully close the front phase of covered court and the construction of
bleacher
2. To construct Barangay Agong-ong Government Center
3. To construct evacuation center
4. To give access to farmers by concreting farm to market roads and
establishing foot bridges
5. To find priorities in the implementation of the project
6. To find solutions on the issues and problems of the community
7. To avail financial assistance to farmers from the Provincial
Government.
8. To develop playground devices of Daycare center

Scope of the Plan

 The Municipal Planning Team started the Plan in getting the
information for the data generation. The main tasked of the team is to come
up with scope of the plan like organizing, barangay profiling, identification of
situational analysis, development planning, to identify possible intervention,
implementing mechanism, plan legitimization and plan packaging.
Planning Methodology

The Municipal Planning Team was organized through Municipal

Planning and Management Implementing Unit (MPMIU). The team conducted
a training to ten (10) barangays prospective beneficiaries of the MRDP
participated by Barangay Officials, non-government organization, PO’s , and
other stakeholders.
The participants were given write shop on the scope of the plan from
chapter 1 to chapter 5. They were required to conduct general assembly to
come up with the data required plan. The main content of the plan is the
participation of all stakeholders and the first hand information is coming from
the community including the identification of problems and possible
solutions.

BARANGAY PROFILE
2.1 INTRODUCTION
a. Historical Background

THE LEGEND /HISTORY OF AGONG-ONG

During 18th century, before Buenavista become a town, AGONG-ONG
was once a forest area was no Christian People living. There were small
tribes of Manobo and Manggahat who lived at mouth of Agusan River, which
is presently called GUIHAO-AN RIVER.
In 1887, according to the history there were two brave Christians name
Inocentes Paler and Marcelo Dellegado who lived near near the sea, which
was called Sacol.It was the pagan’s costume that during full moon they made
celebrations in honor oftheir Anitos. They killed animals as their offerings.
One full moon night one tribe in Sacol held celebration. They used
agong made up of bronze commonly used in merry making. As the
celebration went on there was a different sounds heard from far away. It was
a sound made from Agong. The natives looked from all places but they saw
nothing. The natives were wondering who made the sounds heard for there
was nobody living there.As they kept on looking they reached the source of
sounds. It was inside the hole of a big tree was a man who strucked the
Agong looking outside which they termed ong-ong. This was the beginning
that the place was name AGONG-ONG.
In 1935, the first fiesta celebration of Agong-ong was held in honor of
Patron Saint” San Isidro Labrador” through the efforts of JOSE DURANGO. The
Commonwealth Act No. 53, Executive Order No. 65, made Agong-ong a
Barangay of the Municipality of Buenavista Agusan del Norte.
b. Demography
i)population size, growth and density
Total Population 1561
Total No. of HH 375
Average HH Size 7

ii)Distribution of Population

Sitio Name Population No. of HH

Purok-1 317 65
Purok-2 247 58
Purok-3 206 50
 Purok-4 221 51
Purok-5 263 64
Purok-6 307 87
Total 1561 375

Iii) Age and Sex Distribution

Age group Gender

According Male Female
to Sex
0-5 81 65
6-12 126 128
13-17 161 130
18-35 158 107
36-50 156 139
51-65 140 100
66 above 39 31
TOTAL 861 700

iv) Marital Status

Civil Status ( Ex. Single, Married, Population

Etc.)

Single 895
Married 526
Widow 50
Separated 23
Common Law 67

Iv) Population by Mother Tongue

Types of Dialect Population

Cebuano 1,097
Tagalog 51
Ilonggo 20
Boholano 155
Ilocano 18
Leytenio 189
Misamisnon 31
vi) Religious Affiliation

Types of religion (ex. Islam , etc.) Population

Philippine Catholic 91
Roman Catholic 1,249
UCCP 23
Born Again 122
 INC 23
Free Methodist 6
Jehovah’s Witness 47
Total 1,561
vii) Labor Force/Employment

Types of Employment Population

Government Employee 7
Private Employee 28
Laborers 131
Drivers 80
farmers 241
Self-employed 78
OFW 25
Unemployed 456
Locally Employed 39
Total 1,095

viii) School Age Population Distribution

Classification No.
6-10 years old(Primary-going age) 127
11-14 years old (intermediate school-going age) 78
15-16 years old( secondary school-going age 55
17-21 years old (tertiary school-going age) 40
22 and above
TOTAL 300

c. Natural Features
i) Geographical Location
a. Distance from Poblacion 3.0 kms.
B. Neighboring Boundaries
North SACOL
East MALPOC
West CUBI-CUBI NASIPIT
South MACALANG
ii) Land Area 434 has.
iii) Slope Characteristics (especially for NRM areas)

Sitio Name Slope

From To
 Purok-1 Plain Plain
Purok-2 Plain Plain
Purok-3 Plain Plain
Purok-4 Plain Plain
Purok-5 Plain Plain
Purok-6 Plain Rolling

iv) Surface Drainage

Names of Major Water Bodies within the Physical Condition

Barangay
Agong-ong Creek West Active
Agong-ong Creek East Active
Gihao-an River Active

Sustainability of Agricultural Land use

Agricultural farming is the topmost source of income in the people of Agong-
ong. Majority of the residents are dependents are dependent in farming. Most of the
farmers practice multiple cropping, alternate cropping and others exercise only
monocropping as their way of tilling and utilizing their lands.
Latest technologies in farming are introduced in the area through
demonstration to prove effective technology thus boosting agricultural yield. Proper
application of fertilizers is also given to the farmers for them to reach high yield and
basically increase their income.
Most farmers practice crop rotation to improve the fertility of the soil and to
break the cycle of pest presence in the area.
Hilly part of the lands were cultivated and planted with varieties of bananas
and root crops to consume the area thus sustaining agricultural produce. Many
farmers also plant varieties of vegetables under coconut trees to utilize the area
and to have other income aside coconut farming.
Conservation practices are being introduced to sustain the fertility of the soil
by adopting crop rotation and planting nitrogen fixing bacteria crops.

Production by type of crops

Major crops, Area Planted and Production

Crop Area Effective Area Annual Average

Planted Area Harvested(H Productio yield/Ha
(Ha) as) n (MT)
 (MT)

Corn 5 5 5 10 1
Rice 150 150 150 1,200 3.9
Coconut 238 238 238 5,712 6.0
Banana 10 10 10 180 6.0
Mango 6 6 6 120 20

Source: BLGU
Area of Agricultural Land cultivated by Household

No. of hectares Total Household

Banana -10 38
Coconut - 238 76
Rice - 150 120
Corn -5.0 8
Mango - 6.0 10
Source: FGD
Land preparation activity for rice falls in the month of November, December
and January for wet season: May, June, and July for dry season. Planting usually
occur in the mid of December, whole month of January until second week of
February and June, July and August for the next cropping season. Harvesting
happens in the month of March, April and may for wet season and September,
October and November for dry season. There are some rice farmers that could plant
once a year whether irrigated or rainfade. This normally happens due to water
irrigation zoning schedule in the area. There are two cropping season, dry and wet
although during dry season we usually encounter lesser harvest due to
unavailability of water.
In corn production, planting activity occurs in the month of February and
March for the first cropping and for the second cropping falls in the month of July
and August. Harvesting operation normally happens in the month of May, June
October and November for the whole year cropping season. We have only limited
area for corn with approximately 15 hectares.
High labor requirements usually observed during land preparation, planting
and harvesting. Other remaining months are intended for care and maintenance
thus, labor requirement is minimal to low. Farmers engaged in off-farm activities
while waiting for the crops reach its maturity stage in order for them to have other
source of income.

Occurrence of Pests and Diseases.

Pests are prevalent during high temperature and usually attack during
vegetative and early reproductive stages. Most common insect pests infesting the
crops are rice stem borer, whorl maggots, rice bugs and other defoliators. Farmers
are encouraged to plant resistant varieties to get rid of pests and diseases problem.
Different control measures to pests and diseases are given to the farmers for
them to be aware in the field and prepare what has to be done if these may happen.
We have adopted integrated Pest Management (IPM) since they were trained with
KALIKASAN Program.
The Agricultural Extension Worker (AEW)assigned in the area assist the
farmer in addressing the problem concerning to agriculture. Package of technology
are introduced.
A Livestock and Poultry
Household Raising Livestock by Purok/Source BLGU

Livestock Purok- Purok- Purok- Purok- Purok- Purok- Total

1 2 3 4 5 6
Cattle 15 15 24 24 15 15 108
Carabao 9 10 22 23 14 14 92
Goat 8 10 5 5 8 7 43
Swine
Fattene 10 10 25 25 13 13 96
r
Breede 9 9 14 15 12 13 72
r
Basing on the table above large animal like cattle is predominantly raised by
the residents of the barangay. There are 108 household that are raising cattle. This
is followed by carabao in which there are 92 household are raising this animal.
Among all types of animals swine is the raised by the majority of the
households which comprise of 168 households but most of them are were raised in
the backyard. In other hand, goat is also raised by the residents with a total of 23
household raising this animal.
Household Raising Poultry by Purok

Poultry Purok- Purok- Purok- Purok- Purok- Purok- Total

1 2 3 4 5 6
Meat 14 15 19 19 21 22 110
Laying 11 11 12 12 18 19 83

Source: BLGU

Not all household but majority in the barangay are raising chickens. Meat
type of chickens are commonly raise by the residents with a total of 110 household
while the laying type has only 83 household are raising it as per table above is
concern.
Occurrence of Pests and Diseases
 Occurrence of pests and disease of animals are minimal in the area due to
adoption of disease control by the assigned technician in the barangay. Regular
application of preventive measures for diseases is being instituted every year.
Disease of large animals usually prevalent on internal parasite thus regular
deworming is being practiced. The most common causes of mortality in chicken
production are avian pest and fowl cholera.
Generally , problem of pests and diseases to different animal species is being
addressed by Municipal Local Government Unit through the Municipal Agriculturist
Office represented by the Agricultural Technologist assigned in the area. Veterinary
drugs and vitamins provided through animal health outreach conducted by the
livestock technicians and by the personal of Provincial veterinary office (PVET) the
needy farmers. Agong-ong has two creeks encompassing the whole barangay.
And it is, classified as the longest creeks considering the source connecting
Macalang to Agong-ong proper, in fact this is source of irrigation water benefiting to
two adjacent barangays which covers thirteen (13) kilometers from the source of
the water which is Tacub and Malatugop creek.
Guihao-an river plays a major role in the barangay of Agong-ong as the main
source of water for irrigation. In fact, the CACEA-IA an irrigators association has
been organized because irrigation facility was constructed in the Guihaw-an river in
which the rice farmers of the Barangay and other adjacent barangay are the
beneficiary of this facility. Fresh water fishes for family consumption were coming
from this river. This river is also use for laundry purposes, human and animal
bathing.
Food Supply and Requirement
Commodity Balance Sheet, 2015

Commodity Production Consumption Surplus/Deficit

(MT) (MT) (MT)
Rice 720.71 171.71 549
Corn 10 - -
Source: BLGU
Rice is the major commodity planted in the barangay . Due to bigger area of
rice, production is sufficient enough for consumption in the population of the locality
thus a big surplus is found on the said rice commodity considering the production
and consumption data.
Agricultural Facilities
Farm Tools and Equipments
 Harvester
 Cultivator
 Turtle
 Sulpot
Public Finance( Barangay financial Administration)
 Estimated Income for Budget year 2020
Share on Internal Revenue Collection P 2,444,374.00
Share on Real Property Tax 30,000.00
Business Tax & Licenses (Stores & Retailers 45,000.00
Share on Community Tax Share 40,000.00
Rent Income/Filing fee 15,000.00
Clearance/Certification 30,800.00
Other interest income 1,000.00
Agreement fees/Kasabutan 10,000.00

Other specific income/Rice farm 30,000.00

Subsidy from other LGU’s 24,000.00
Other income/penalties
Grant/Donation 50,000.00
Municipal aid 1,000.00
Provincial aid 1,000.00
TOTAL AVAILABLE RESOURCES P 2,722,174.00
Source Barangay Treasurer

PPA/MFO PS MOOE CO TOTAL

Agricultural services
Establishment of Plants & nursery
Support to KP (lupon) 72,000.00 P72,000.00
Support to health & Nutrition(BHW) 57,000.00 57,000.00
Support to peace & order 60,000.00 60,000.00
Support to Day-care teacher 39,600.00 39,600.00
Utility/Brgy.Aid/Brgy. Messenger 39,600.00 39,600.00
Administrative & legislative 1,243,800. 1,234,800.
Cash gift 00 00
Bonus
PEI /Year End 46,242. 46,242.
Implmntn. Of Dev’t Proj. (20% of IRA) 40 488,874.40 40
Implmntn. Of SK Proj.( 10% of SK fund) 244,437.40
Calamity Fund (BDRRMC) 5% of IRA 122,218.70 488,
Implmntn. Of JJWA (DSWD) 1% of IRA 24,443.74 874.40
GAD (DSWD) 5% of IRA 122,218.70 244,437.40
Other MOOE /Services 170,738.66 122,218.70
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 268,200.00 1,172,931. 24,443.74
60 122,218.70
1,281.042. 170,738.66
40 2,722,174.
00

Income distribution by source is attributed much on internal revenue allotment received annually by
the Barangay Local Government Unit compared to its income generating received. The final analysis
on the income source of the barangay is dependent mostly to Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) and
local are lagging behind.

On actual expenditure, personal services mostly given to honorarium taken from the IRA. The
Maintenance and other Operating expenses(MOOE)is quite high compared to Non- Expenditures .

Comparison to income and expenditures on respective account is that there is an insufficient source of
income to cater other services . Finally , the barangay has a deficiency of collecting local source and
may not be initiating any other source of income in the barangay through legislation.
Public order and Safety
There was a civilian volunteer organization organized by the barangay to
maintain peace and order during the times that the barangay will hold as program.
There are more than twenty (20)members of the organization. They conduct
schedule of roving or foot patrol in the barangay during curfew hour to apprehend
those who were not in the respective residence especially the youth this was
purposely conducted to eliminate pity crimes such as stealing and other crimes.
Statistical Development
The barangay officials itself was tasked to conduct data survey on their
assigned/respective purok.
Land Use Analysis
 Existing Land use

Land Use Total Land Area Existing Land use Potential /Idle
(in Has) (in Has) (in Has) Vacant

Built-up Areas 22.5 22.5 -

Agricultural Land 411.0 411.0
Grass land ,Barren - - -
or denuded land
Wetland .5 .5 -

Total 434 434 -

The existing Land use in the area is predominantly covered on agricultural

land which comprising the biggest area of coverage which has an area of 411.0
while the built up areas is only 22.5 hectares. The smallest area covered is the wet
land with only 0.5 hectares.
Condition of Water Bodies
Types Distance Specific Importance Physical Problem/ Possible Suggestions
of of width Name of the water conditio Issues effect of /recommendati
water body/resourc n of the related the on
bodie es to the water to water problem to
s community body bodies the
communit
y if not
addressed
River 100m Gihaw-an Irrigation -active- -Flash Damage to Streambank
source, animal floods due crops and rehabilitation’
and human to heavy properties dissiltation
bathing, rainsactive
laundry, -
fisging ground
Creek 10m Agong- Animal active- Floods due Damage to Dissiltation
ong creek bathing, to crops and
(east) fishing ground, continuous properties
drainage rains
50m Agong- -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-
ong creek
 (West)

There are three bodies found in the barangay two of them are creeks which
serves as the drainage of the irrigation water coming from the rice fields of the
barangay. These two creeks also serves as animal bathing but these creeks may
over flow during heavy and continuous rains which may cause damage to
properties and crops.
Water bodies that plays great role is the Guihaw-an river. The point of origin
of this river is the sitio Lumbuyan of Barangay Guinabsan and passes through
several barangays down to Barangay Agong-ong. This river is the major source of
irrigation water, in fact two dams were constructed in this river. One dam is located
in the Barangay Rizal while the other one is in the sitio Calayagon of Barangay
Malpoc and the other irrigation is Agfia which is not enough for farmers especially
in dry season.This river serves many purposes such as fishing ground, laundry
purposes and human and animal bathing. The only problem that may occurs that
during heavy rains the flood will damage the properties of the lower barangay

Barangay Infrastructure and Settlements Map

Types of Names/ Specifi Present Importan Current Possible Suggestion/
Infra Type c Physical ce Problems effect if not recommend ation
Descri condition /Issues addressed
ption
( quant
ity,size
)

Brgy. Admin. 6mx7 Serviceable Governan Almost Uncomforta Construction

Governme Bldg. m ce delapidate ble
nt Center d Facilities
& Structure
Purok/ Purok 6 Only 2 Puroks Meeting Unmaintain Dilapidation Proper
Center center are serviceable place ed maintenance
School Agong- 1 Serviceable Education Need more Poor Provide adequate
Buildings ong rooms & Education school facilities
Elem. facilities
school
Nat’l 1 Serviceable Education Need Uncomforta Provide
highsch embankme ble embankment
ool nt
Clinic / Health 1 Serviceable Health Insufficient High rate of Provision of
Health center care medical morbidity & medical facilities,
center supplies & sickness, construction of new
facilities small area health center
Day care Day 1 Serviceable Child Absence of Low child Construction of
center care formation playground formation Children’s
centers facilities playground
Electricity ANECO 1 Functional Energy All Puroks Uncomforta Expansion of
were ble service connection
served

Post - Mechani 1 Not Drying No farmers Inefficient Transfer to other

Harvest cal serviceable agricultur using for drying of barangay
Facilities Dryer al drying agricultural
products products
 Solar 1 Serviceable -do- Seasonal -do- -
dryer
Rice mill 1 Serviceable Rice Usage, low Limited Upgrading of the
milling rice operation facilities
producers

Generally, all infrastructure and other existing government facilities in the

barangay are functional and serviceable except potable water system that needs
rehabilitation and improvement. There are springs potentials for development into
water supply system under level II that are not tapped. This water source could
potentially supply the 367 households of the barangay if it will be developed.
Presently, existing solar dryer are inadequate to cater the drying demand of
agricultural products such as rice that resulting to low quality of marketable
agricultural products. Current problems and issues notably on each type of infra
such as buildings, sports facilities and power attributed to non-maintenance and
inadequacy. There are some areas in the barangay that are not served by ANECO
power due to its distance. The possible effect of the problems if not addressed
generally deprived the community of social services and development especially to
those living in the far-flung areas.
Provision of infrastructure facilities in order to meet the inadequacy of the
existing and present needs of the community.
SECTORAL ANALYSIS
Analysis by Sector
SWOT Analysis
Sector Strenght Weaknesses Opportunities Threats
Economic
Agriculture Vast area for -Not fully planted -Additional income Poverty
agriculture due to lack of for farmers,
funds continues supply of
-Farmers of AGFIA agri-products
has no enough -rehabilitation of
water supply AGFIA irrigation
Tourism There are potential Lack of funds and Increase income, Abandoned tourist
areas/site for investor improve infra site
development facilities
Social
Health & Nutrition Presence of health Inadequate supply Healthy community High occurrence of
resources & of drugs & malnourish &
facilities medicines diseases
Education Complete public Quality education Improve quality High rate of
elementary /Nat’l is affected due to standard of living, illeteracy
highschool geographical easy access to
resources & location employment
facilities
Social Welfare & Devt. Present of Day Care Not sufficient Develop social Personnel cannot
worker, Organized support due to lack services deserving penetrate and
Senior Citizen of funds group/org. serve to far flung
areas
Presence of sports Lack of sport Develop sport and Increase juvenile
Sports and Recreation facilities paraphernalia recreation, delinquency
eliminate illegal
activities
Local Governance
Local Government Presence of Lack of strong Develop strong Declining of
official barangay officials & legislative linkages & political
facilities intervention cooperation among participation
communities
Local Fiscal Presence of Presence of Improve local Declining
resources Taxation ordinance governance and barangay
revenue development
Community/ Presence of Inactive Unification of No participation,
Organization membership different POs for fragmatic
development

Infrastructure
Water and sanitation Presence of water Not developed Improve water Drinking unsafe
source system and health water
condition among
household

Access of Not well- Improve easy High cost of

Transportation transportationfrom maintained farm to access to transport transportation to
poblacion to other market road agricultural all products
barangays goods/products
Power and Electricity Presence of power Do not serve far Improve living Presence of bad
& electricity flung areas condition elements
facilities

Communication Access to Limited users due Fast transmission Lack of information

communication to high tech of communication
facilities

ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES SECTOR
Forest protection Abundant forest Illegal cutting Improve Denudation of
resources environmental forest resources.
condition

BARANGAY POVERTY PROFILE AND ANALYSIS

Dimension of Poverty Poverty P- P- P- P- P- P- Total score Total score
Indicators 1 2 3 4 5 6 per per
(refer to brgy. Indicator dimension
Profile)
1. Requirementsf -% of HH in 9 8 5 6 9 10 47
or Physical makeshift
well-being housing
andSurvival -HH w/o access 48 47 49 49 44 45 282
to safe water
(Quality of life) -HH w/o access 3 2 1 2 1 2 11
340
to sanitary toilet
facility
-HH who are 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
*85
informal settlers
2.Access to _HH with 45 45 46 47 44 45 272
resources/Capabilities income below
poverty
_ HH with 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
income below
food
-Illiterate 1 1 2 2 3 3 12
persons10 years
 old and above
-Children who 20 12 12 13 10 11 78 362
are not
attending school *90.5
6-15 years old
3.Risks and vulnerability -No. of Houses 5 6 3 3 2 2 21
affected by 41
flood 5 5 3 4 1 2 20
- Hectares of *20.5
lands prone to
flood
4. Empowerment and - HHinvolved not 20 24 18 18 26 26 132
Inclusion affiliated in
community org.
-HH not 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
represented
during brgy.
Assembly
- No. of 10 9 5 5 1 2 32
differently abled
and aged
person 15 16 14 14 10 10 79 242
*60.5

TOTAL AVE. SCORE 17 17 16 16 15 15 985 985

- No. of elderly 8 8 0 1 4 4 *70.36
person age 60
and above

 Average per dimension divide by no. of indicator

There are 4 dimensions of poverty namely: requirements for physical well-

being and survival (Quality of life). Access to resource/capabilities, Risks and
vulnerability, Empowerment and inclusion with 16 indicators base on
barangay profile. Out of 4 dimensions ,number 2 dimension which is access
to resources and capabilities is in the first rank which has an average score of
90.5 it was followed by dimension number 1 with an average score of
85 ,third in rank is the dimension number 4 with an average score of 60 and
the last is the dimension number 3.
The table above shows that in Barangay Agong-ong there are many residents
whose income is below poverty.
The BLGU has plan to coordinate to the agencies concern especially to
Agriculture office to provide some supports to the farmers of the barangay.

DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Development Framework

Vision:
Barangay Agong-ong able to mold and developed, progressive , self -
reliant community with healthy and well-informed residents who are God-
Fearing and peace loving, participative in local governance to sustain its
environment, gainfully employed constituents, productive farms, increase
local revenues and adequate household income.

Mission
The local Government Unit of Barangay Agong-ong, shall provide
quality education, infrastructure, health and sanitation, develop eco-tourism
and value formation.

Goals
1. To institunalize good barangay governance through a well-
equipped service providers.
2. To implement a zero waste management program.
3. To improve the quality of living at least 250 household by year
2025.
Sectoral Objectives
Social Sector
Improve quality of living at least 250 households by year 2015
Economis Sector
Increase income of 400 households who are below poverty
threshold level by 2025
Infrastructural Sector
Improve quality living through infrastructure facilities suited for
the needs of every individual
Local Governance Sector
Good barangay governance through well -equipped service
providers and effective management with people’s
participation and cooperation.
Environmental Services Sector
Zero waste management, well protected and rehabilitated
natural resources.
 Land use Plan
PROPOSED FIVE-YEAR LAND USES
Objectiv Existi Existi Potenti Propos Yearly
es ng ng al Land ed land Projected
land Land Area Uses Targets (in
Area Use (in Has) Has)
(in (in 1 2 3 5
Has) Has) 4
Build-up 22.5 22.5 - - - - - - -
areas
Agricultura
l
Lands(SAF
DZ)
Crop Lands 155.0 155.0
(Cash)
Crplands 2.0 2.0
(mixed)
Crplands 254 254
(permanen
t)
Livestock
ares
Agro-
Industrial
Areas
Forest
Areas
Production
Protection

Other
Special
land Uses
Other (pls
specify
Grassland
Wetland 0.5 0.5 0.5

Poverty Reduction Plan

BARANGAY POVERTY REDUCTION AGENDA (TARGETS)
Poverty Baselin Program Poverty Reduction Target
Indicators e /Projects/
Data Activiteis
-% of HH in 47 Livelihood 2020 202 202 202 201
makeshift project 1 2 3 4
housing assistance

- HH w/0
282 Potable
access to water 94 94 94
safe water system

-HH 11
w/oaccess to Provision of
sanitary toilet bowl 11
toilet facility
Provision of
- settlement 23 23
- Inform area
al
Settlers
-HH w/ 272 Livelihood 68 68 68 68
project
income below
assistance
poverty

-HH w/
income below
food 12 Tmg.on non- 12
formal
-illiterate Education
persons 10
years old &
above
-Hectares of 20 Construction 20
lands prone of flood
to food & control dike
erosion
-HH involved 132 Capability 27 26 26 26 26
not affiliated building
in community
organization

REVENUE GENERATION AND MANAGEMENT ENHANCEMENT

PLAN

OBJECTIV IMPACT DEV. PERIOD OF IMPLEMENTATION SOUR

ES INDICATO INTER- & BUDGETARY REQTS CE
RS VENTION OF
S FUND
(PROGRA S
M,
PROJECT
S/
ACTIVITI
ES
Increas 35,000 Requirin 2020 2021 2022 2023 202
e g all 4
Tax residents 10T 10T 10T 10T 10
revenue 18 years T
and
above to
a)CTC pay CTC
yearly
b)Real 65,000 Strength 10T 10T 10T 10T 10T B
Propert ening the L
y Tax collectio G
n U
c)Fees 33, 500 Public 10T 10T 10T 10T 10T B
& Hearing L
charges G
U
Reorgani Reorgani Meetings 10T 10T 10T 10T 10T B
zed zation / L
Finance Resolutio
Committ ns
G
ee U
Baranga Consultat Barangay 10T 10T 10T 10T 10T B
y ion Assembly L
Consulta (Twice a G
tion year) U

RESOURCE MOBILIZATION PLAN

Project from Strategies Responsible Target Resources to
AIP Unit/ Partners be Generated
Person & projects to
be
Implemented
Support to Enhancing
agr’l Programs Resource Flow

1.1Internal Farmers Brgy. Technical

1. Rice Sourcing
Productio growers Council & expertise
a. Tap BLGU FA
n Funds
2. Mango MLGU/ MRDP
b. Expansion of PLGU
Productio areas for food
n MRDP
to increase
3. Livestock income
Animals 1.2 External
Sourcin
g
a. Source
out funds
from MRDP Project
MLGU for MLGU funding
equity support
b. CFADS
funds
 c. IFAD
funds and
other
funding
institution
s

Monitoring and Evaluation Plan/Scheme

Monitoring Objective What to Frequen Responsible Groups Reports Budget
and Monitor cy Expected/
Evaluation / means of
Schedule Verificatio
Activities
n
Brgy. Partner
LGU Unit
Organize M Strengthen Fiscal Monthly Brgy. Municipa List of Catering
& E of BLGU M&E Mgt. Council lM&E members Supplies
Monitoring To evaluate 5 year Monthly Brgy. Muni- Tracking Supplies
of activities progress/ develop- monitorin Plannin cipal report &
within 5 Performance ment g and 1 g team Plan- Status Materials
years indicators of plan year end ning report, TEV,Hono-
rarium
development activities imple- evaluatio team annual
plan within the 5 mentation n terminal
years report
development
plan at the
end of the
year
Meeting To 5 year Quar Brgy. Muni Assess TEV
Assess- Generate Develop terly Plannin Cipal ment and Fuel
ment & progress Ment moni g Plan Eva Supplies
Evaluation report Plan toring Team Ning luation & mate
implemen team team rialss
t
tation

CBDP MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN

Inter-Barangay Complementation Plan

Areas for Complementation/Integration
Sector Programs/Projects Brgy. Agong-ong Poblacion

Agriculture Rice Production Use of rice mill Source of

irrigation water
Coconut production Trading/buying Marketing outlet
Mango Production Trading/Buying Marketing outlet
Infrastructure Farm to market Transport None
road agricultural
products

Policy recommendation
CBDP Policy Recommendation
Sector Proposed Objectives Affected Proposed Responsibl
Policies Of the Puroks Schedule e
Policy of Barangay
Enactmen Official
t Committe
e
Involved
LAND USE -Strategic -Proper Utili n/a Brgy.
Planning zation of Council &
- Land use POs
Infrastructu
re
ECONOMIC -Provide Reduced
DEVELOPME Employmen Unemploymen
NT t t All puroks 2020- SB on
Livelihood And increase 2025 Agricultur
Program income of e
productivity And POs
 -Maximized
Production
Through
organic
farming
Special
concerns:

1.Agriculture
Modernizatio
Trainings &
Services
-Capabilities All sectors
stakeholde
2020-
2025
Barangay
Council &
n Dev’t To rs POs
stakeholders
-
Strenghtening
Aggr’l.Extensi
on
workers
2.Poverty -Provide -Employment Brgy.
Reduction Labor to Non- Council &
Intensive employed All puroks 2020- Pos
Project 2025

Implementing Structure
CBDP IMPLEMENTING STRUCTURE
Sector Barangay Roles and Chairperson Members
Committee Responsibilities
In-charge
Land use Environment Chairperson on Hon. Fernando Hon. Nestor
Environment C. Felicilda T. Gujpana
for
legislation
Economic Agriculture Chairperson on Hon. Anthony Hon. Gil O.
Development Agriculture M. Gonzaga Abuzo
Special
Concerns :
1.Agriculture Social Social Hon. Rosefe Hon. Romeo
modernization Services C. Ybanez A. Temblor
dev’t Agriculture
2.Poverty Health Legislation Hon. Hon. Anthony
Reduction Agriculture Rosefe C. M. Gonzaga
Ybanez
3.Local Finance Imposed Tax Hon. Fernando Hon.
Governance ordinance C. Felicilda Nestor T.
Revenue Gujpana
Generation
Infrastructure Public Works Project Hon. Gil O. Hon. Romeo
Development Planning Abuzo A. temblor