Basics of Barangay
Development
Planning
• Bakit kailangan magplano ng
barangay?
• Sino ang mga kasama sa
pagpaplano?
• Ano ang mga planong dapat gawin?
• Paano ginagawa ang plano?
Planning functions involves the
following:
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING
Bakit
kailangan
magplano ng
mga
barangay?
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING
• It serves as a guide in attaining the vision
of the barangay;
• It protects common good and promotes
the general welfare of constituents;
• It maximizes the utilization of limited
resources; and
• It serves as a basis for higher local
development councils in integrating
barangay priority projects
Importance of Barangay Development Planning
WHY SHOULD LGU PLAN?
Sino ang
mga
kasama sa
pagpaplano?
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING
COMPOSITION OF THE
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL (BDC)
PUNONG BARANGAY
Chairperson
BDC
Secretriat
REPRESENTATIVE
OF THE
CONGRESSMAN
SANGGUNIANG
BARANGAY
MEMBERS
NGO
REPRESENTATIVES
(Representatives of
NGOs operating in the
barangay, who shall
constitute not less
that ¼ of the
members of the fully
organized)
BDRRMC
BDC must meet at least
once every 6 months or as
often as necessary.
1. Assist the corresponding sanggunian in
setting the direction of economic and social
development and coordinating development
efforts within its territorial jurisdiction
(Se. 106, LGC);
2. Perform the functions according to Section
109, LGC
• Encourage the citizenry to be
involved in the preparation and
implementation of development
programs and projects;
Duties and Functions of BDC
3. Prepare a development plan based on the
barangay’s priority needs;
4. Monitor and evaluate the implementation
of national or local programs and projects;
and
5. Perform such other functions as maybe
provided by law or competent authority.
Duties and Functions of BDC
The BDC can also create a body that will
act on such matters when it is not in
session.
Sec. 111 of the LGC provides that each
local development council shall create an
Executive Committee to represent it in its
behalf when the council is not in session.
BDC Executive Committee
Chairman: Punong Barangay
Members:
• Representative of the Sangguniang
Barangay
• Representative of the NGOs in the
council
BDC Executive Committee
The BDC may call upon any local official
concerned or any official of national
agencies or offices in the local
government unit (e.g. Municipal
Agriculturist, ENRO, etc.) to assist in the
formulation of their respective
development plan and investment
program.
Ano ang
planong
kailangang
gawin?
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING
MINIMUM CONTENTS OF THE
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
1. Description of the Barangay
• this shall include a write-up describing the
barangay socio-economic characteristics or
profile, its problems and immediate concerns, its
vision and goals. (this can be done by
development sectors)
2. Programs and Projects (By Development
Sectors – Social, Economic, Institutional,
Environment and Infrastructure)
• These are programs, projects and activities
identified by the barangay to be funded out
of barangay funds and external sources
such as funding assistance from next higher
LGUs, national government, financial
institutions, private organizations, etc.
WHAT ARE THE MINIMUM CONTENTS
OF THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLAN?
SPOT MAP OF BARANGAY AGKUBRAKUBRA
Things to Consider in Plan
Formulation
4. Promotion of health
& safety
Section 16:
RA 7160 – General Welfare Goals
1. Preservation &
enrichment of culture
culture
2. Enhancement of the
right of the people to
a balanced ecology
3. Encouragement & support
the development of
appropriate scientific &
technological capabilities
9. Enhancement of
economic prosperity
& social justice
Section 16:
RA 7160 – General Welfare Goals
6. Maintenance of
peace & order
5. Improvement
of public morals
7. Promotion of
full employment
8. Preservation of comfort
and convenience of the
inhabitants
Delivery of Basic Services and
Facilities (Sec. 17, LGC)
❑ Agricultural support services which include
planting materials, distribution systems and
operation of farm produce collection and buying
stations;
❑ Services and facilities related to general hygiene
and sanitation, beautification and solid waste
collection;
❑ Health and social welfare service which include
maintenance of barangay health center and day
care center;
❑ Operation and maintenance of the Katarungang
Pambarangay;
❑ Maintenance of barangay roads and bridges and
water supply system;
❑ Infrastructure facilities such as multi- purpose
pavement, plaza, sports center, and other
similar facilities;
❑ Information and reading center; and
❑ Satellite or public market
Delivery of Basic Services and
Facilities (Sec. 17, LGC)
• RA 9003 - Ecological Solid
Waste Management Act
• RA 10121 - DRRM Act
• RA 10361 - Batas
Kasambahay
• RA 7875 – National Health
Insurance Act
• RA 7277 – Magna Carta for
Disabled Persons
National Laws
▪ RA 8972
Solo Parent’s Welfare Act
▪ RA 9344
Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act
▪ RA 9262
Anti-Violence Against Women
and Their Children Act
▪ RA 9710
Magna Carta of Women
National Laws
2. Basics of BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

2. Basics of BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

  • 1.
  • 2.
    • Bakit kailanganmagplano ng barangay? • Sino ang mga kasama sa pagpaplano? • Ano ang mga planong dapat gawin? • Paano ginagawa ang plano? Planning functions involves the following: BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
  • 3.
  • 4.
    • It servesas a guide in attaining the vision of the barangay; • It protects common good and promotes the general welfare of constituents; • It maximizes the utilization of limited resources; and • It serves as a basis for higher local development councils in integrating barangay priority projects Importance of Barangay Development Planning WHY SHOULD LGU PLAN?
  • 5.
    Sino ang mga kasama sa pagpaplano? BARANGAYDEVELOPMENT PLANNING BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
  • 6.
    COMPOSITION OF THE BARANGAYDEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (BDC) PUNONG BARANGAY Chairperson BDC Secretriat REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CONGRESSMAN SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY MEMBERS NGO REPRESENTATIVES (Representatives of NGOs operating in the barangay, who shall constitute not less that ¼ of the members of the fully organized) BDRRMC
  • 7.
    BDC must meetat least once every 6 months or as often as necessary.
  • 8.
    1. Assist thecorresponding sanggunian in setting the direction of economic and social development and coordinating development efforts within its territorial jurisdiction (Se. 106, LGC); 2. Perform the functions according to Section 109, LGC • Encourage the citizenry to be involved in the preparation and implementation of development programs and projects; Duties and Functions of BDC
  • 9.
    3. Prepare adevelopment plan based on the barangay’s priority needs; 4. Monitor and evaluate the implementation of national or local programs and projects; and 5. Perform such other functions as maybe provided by law or competent authority. Duties and Functions of BDC
  • 10.
    The BDC canalso create a body that will act on such matters when it is not in session. Sec. 111 of the LGC provides that each local development council shall create an Executive Committee to represent it in its behalf when the council is not in session. BDC Executive Committee
  • 11.
    Chairman: Punong Barangay Members: •Representative of the Sangguniang Barangay • Representative of the NGOs in the council BDC Executive Committee
  • 12.
    The BDC maycall upon any local official concerned or any official of national agencies or offices in the local government unit (e.g. Municipal Agriculturist, ENRO, etc.) to assist in the formulation of their respective development plan and investment program.
  • 13.
  • 14.
    MINIMUM CONTENTS OFTHE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1. Description of the Barangay • this shall include a write-up describing the barangay socio-economic characteristics or profile, its problems and immediate concerns, its vision and goals. (this can be done by development sectors)
  • 15.
    2. Programs andProjects (By Development Sectors – Social, Economic, Institutional, Environment and Infrastructure) • These are programs, projects and activities identified by the barangay to be funded out of barangay funds and external sources such as funding assistance from next higher LGUs, national government, financial institutions, private organizations, etc. WHAT ARE THE MINIMUM CONTENTS OF THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN?
  • 16.
    SPOT MAP OFBARANGAY AGKUBRAKUBRA
  • 17.
    Things to Considerin Plan Formulation
  • 18.
    4. Promotion ofhealth & safety Section 16: RA 7160 – General Welfare Goals 1. Preservation & enrichment of culture culture 2. Enhancement of the right of the people to a balanced ecology 3. Encouragement & support the development of appropriate scientific & technological capabilities
  • 19.
    9. Enhancement of economicprosperity & social justice Section 16: RA 7160 – General Welfare Goals 6. Maintenance of peace & order 5. Improvement of public morals 7. Promotion of full employment 8. Preservation of comfort and convenience of the inhabitants
  • 20.
    Delivery of BasicServices and Facilities (Sec. 17, LGC) ❑ Agricultural support services which include planting materials, distribution systems and operation of farm produce collection and buying stations; ❑ Services and facilities related to general hygiene and sanitation, beautification and solid waste collection; ❑ Health and social welfare service which include maintenance of barangay health center and day care center;
  • 21.
    ❑ Operation andmaintenance of the Katarungang Pambarangay; ❑ Maintenance of barangay roads and bridges and water supply system; ❑ Infrastructure facilities such as multi- purpose pavement, plaza, sports center, and other similar facilities; ❑ Information and reading center; and ❑ Satellite or public market Delivery of Basic Services and Facilities (Sec. 17, LGC)
  • 23.
    • RA 9003- Ecological Solid Waste Management Act • RA 10121 - DRRM Act • RA 10361 - Batas Kasambahay • RA 7875 – National Health Insurance Act • RA 7277 – Magna Carta for Disabled Persons National Laws
  • 24.
    ▪ RA 8972 SoloParent’s Welfare Act ▪ RA 9344 Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act ▪ RA 9262 Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act ▪ RA 9710 Magna Carta of Women National Laws

Editor's Notes

  • #1 Start the presentation with a Short Story on The Importance of Planning Ahead (Intro story: 3 fish)
  • #2 In formulating the barangay development plan, these four issues or questions must be addressed. First, Why should LGUs plan?
  • #3 First, Why should LGUs plan?
  • #5 The second issue to be addressed is who should be involved in planning. The facilitator must advocate that the “participatory planning” approach to planning which means that all sectors or groups in the Barangay should be represented during the formulation of the plan. This is also the reason why “public hearing” Is conducted to present the plan and to solicit the inputs and approval of the constituents.
  • #13 The 3rd issue to be addressed answers the question “What are the plans required?”
  • #14 The barangay development plan shall contain at the minimum the following elements: Based on DILG Memorandum Circular No. 92-41 dated July 6, 1992 entitled “Guidelines in the Preparation of Local Development Plans and Annual Investment Plans as Basis for the 1993 Budget Preparation”.