Barangay Alang sa Kalinaw ug Kaluwasan Presentation.pptx

BARANGAY ALANG SA
KALINAW UG
KALUWASAN (BAKAS):
Strengthening Barangay Based
Institutions Thru Formulation of
Barangay Peace and Order Plans
(BPOPs) and Barangay Anti-Drug
Plans of Action (BADPA)
December 12, 2025 | Epiphany Function Hall

Prayer
Let us put ourselves in the holy presence of the LORD.
Heavenly Father,
We come before You today with grateful hearts as we gather for the
Barangay Alang sa Kalinaw ug Kaluwasan (BAKAS) activity. We thank You
for bringing us together to work hand in hand for the safety and well-being of
our communities.
Lord, as we embark on strengthening our Barangay-Based Institutions through the
formulation of effective Barangay Peace and Order Plans (BPOPs) and Barangay
Anti-Drug Plans of Action (BADPA), we seek Your wisdom and guidance. Grant us
clarity of mind, unity of purpose, and sincerity in our intentions.
Bless each participant and may this activity become a meaningful step toward building more
peaceful, drug-free, and resilient communities.
We pray that Your presence be felt in every discussion, every decision, and every action we
take today. Inspire us to become instruments of peace, protectors of life, and champions of
good governance.
May this day be fruitful, purposeful, and anchored in Your divine will.
All this we ask in Your holy name.
Amen.

BPOPS &
BADPA
PLANNING
EPHRAIM B. SAARENAS
OIC-MLGOO

BAKAS Rationale
• Recent functionality assessments in the
Municipality of Sta. Monica revealed that
several barangays still have low to moderate
performance ratings, primarily due to weak
formulation, poor implementation, and
underutilization of their Barangay Peace and
Order Plans (BPOPS) and Barangay Anti-Drug
Plans of Action (BADPA).

BAKAS Rationale
• To respond to this challenge, the MLGOO, in
partnership with the Municipal Peace and Order
Council (MPOC) and the Municipal Anti-Drug
Abuse Council (MADAC), proposes the conduct of
“Barangay Alang sa Kalinaw ug Kaluwasan
(BAKAS)”, a capability development initiative
designed to empower Barangay-Based Institutions
(BBIs) in effectively crafting and implementing
their peace and order and anti-drug plans.

BAKAS Rationale
• The term BAKAS, which means “trace” or
“footprint”, symbolizes the collective efforts of
barangays to leave a lasting mark of peace
(kalinaw) and safety (kaluwasan) within their
communities. This initiative aims to ensure
that each barangay has a well-structured,
data-driven, and operational plan that directly
contributes to building safe, drug-free, and
resilient communities in Sta. Monica.

BAKAS Objective
• To capacitate BPOC and BADAC members in formulating
strategic, realistic, and evidence-based BPOPS and BADPA plans.
• To align barangay peace and anti-drug programs with
municipal, provincial, and national frameworks on peace and order
and drug abuse prevention.
• To enhance the functionality and sustainability of Barangay-
Based Institutions through strengthened planning and monitoring
capabilities.
• To promote inter-barangay collaboration and knowledge-
sharing in peacebuilding and community safety.

BPOPS
Barangay Peace and
Order and Public
Safety Plan

BPOPS plan
• Legal bases
–Items 6, Sec. 3 of Executive Order No.
366 s. 1996, the BPOC shall “formulate
plans and recommend such measures
which will improve or enhance peace
and order and public safety in their
area of responsibility”

BPOPS plan
• Legal bases
–Sec. 3 (a) of DILG MC No. 2015-
130 dated November 3, 2015
provides that the BPOC shall
formulate a Barangay POPS Plan

BPOPS plan
• Legal bases
–Sec 4 (iii) of DDB Regulation No. 4 dated
September 19, 2016 provides that all City
and Municipal Mayors are enjoined to
ensure that every barangay in their
respective jurisdiction shall formulate the
BPOPS Plan and BADAC Plan of Action as its
component

BPOPS plan
• Legal bases
– Sec. 32 of RA 9165 or the Comprehensive
Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 “provides for the
penalty of imprisonment ranging from 6 months
and 1 day to 4 years and a fine ranging from 10k to
50k shall be impose upon any reason found
violating any regulation duly issued by the DDB
pursuant to the aforementioned law, in addition to
the administrative sanctions imposed by the said
Board

Content of the BPOPS
Plan
• Every Barangay shall formulate a 3 year, term-
based BPOPS Plan within 60 days after the
assumption to office of the newly-elected
barangay officials on the following focus:
– Peace and Order - covers activities that directly
address criminality, including proliferation of
drugs, armed conflict, and human rights violations
and bring about achievement of justice, peace and
order

Content of the BPOPS
Plan
The BADAC Plan of Action, which forms part of the
BPOPS Plan, shall be under the Peace and Order
– Public Safety - shall covers activities that protect
the community from dangers threatening the
general welfare and safety, such as accidents,
disaster and crime

Guidelines
• The Punong Barangay shall convene
the BPOC and the BADAC, preferably,
with the presence and participation
of the other members of the
Sangguniang Barangay, Barangay
Secretary and the Barangay Treasurer

Guidelines
• The BPOC and BADAC shall formulate their
respective plan. The BADAC Plan of Action
shall be approved by the BADAC members and
shall be integrated in the BPOPS Plan; or
– The BPOC and BADAC may jointly formulate the
BPOPS Plan, using the attached template and
adopt the same through a joint resolution to be
signed by BADAC and BPOC members

Guidelines
• For barangays with existing
BPOPS plan, the BPOC shall
ensure that the required data, as
indicated in the prescribed BPOPS
plan template, are contained in
the existing plan,

Guidelines
• The BPOC shall furnish the
Barangay Dev’t. Council (BDC)
and MPOC a copy of the
approved BPOPS plan, for
reference and consideration in
the formulation of MPOPS Plan

Guidelines
• The Sangguniang Barangay,
subject to availability of funds,
may enact a Supplemental
Budget in case the approved
budget for the formulation of
BPOPS plan is insufficient

Guidelines
• Once included in the BDP, the BADPA
shall be incorporated in the BDIP
which shall be used as basis of the
AIP and annual budget.

Guidelines
• The approved BPOPS Plan may be
subjected to review, update and/or
adjustment by the barangay officials
concerned, depending on the status
of drug affectation, as well as its
peace and order situation, and

Accomplishment report
• The BPOC, through the Punong Barangay, shall
prepare and submit the Semestral Accomplishment
Report on the Status of implementation of the
target activities or deliverables based on the
approved BPOPS Plan to MPOC, copy furnish the
concerned DILG MLGOO on the following schedule:
– 1st
sem – on or before July 15
– 2nd
sem – on or before January 15 of the ensuing year

Formulation of the POPS
Plan
PEACE AND ORDER PROGRAM
- Crime and disorder
*illegal drugs (mandatory)
- Conflict *violent extremism, insurgency, armed conflict, prevalence of PAGs
- Threats to environment and human security (illegal logging, illegal mining,
illegal/unreported/unregulated fishing, smuggling, quarrying, etc.)
- Other threats and peace and order concerns as deemed necessary by the
local government
Focus Areas

Formulation of the POPS
Plan
Focus Areas
PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
- Road and vehicle safety concerns
- Emergency/crisis management & fire safety
- Establishment & maintenance of CCTVs
- Unregulated use of firecrackers
- Other public safety concerns that may be deemed necessary

Prescribed Outline for the
Peace and Order and Public Safety Plan
(POPS Plan)

Prescribed Outline:
A. Review of Local Strategic Directions (Vision, Mission and Goals)
B. Peace & Order and Public Safety Situation
C. Priority Peace and Order and Public Safety Challenges
D. Objectives, Strategies, Targets, Indicators and Baseline Data
E. Critical Policies, Programs/Projects, Services and Activities
(P/P/P/S/A)
F. Funding Requirements
G. Actual Allocation
H. Reporting
(Semestral Physical and Financial Accomplishments)

Steps:
Review of Local
Strategic
Direction
POPS Situation
POPS
Issues
Objectives,
Strategies, Targets,
Indicators,
Baseline Data
Critical Policies,
Programs,
Projects, Services,
and Activities
Funding
Requirements
A B C D E F G H
Implementation of the POPS Plan
Actual Allocation Reporting

VISION
A major development center for agri-fishery
and Eco- tourism industries built on a climate
proofed, well conserved and sustained
environment managed by a healthy,
productive, God-centered, empowered and
resilient citizenry through community
participation and sound governance.

Descriptor
Directly Related to POPS
Descriptors which pertain directly to peace and order
and public safety
safe, secure, orderly, peaceful
Require Support from
POPS
Descriptors, although not directly relevant to
peace and order and public safety, may be
affected by POPS
progressive, social justice, economic
growth, resilient, competitive, sustainable
environment
Promote Active
Participation of Citizens
in the Promotion of
Peace and Development
Descriptors which refer to the participation of the
citizenry in implementing POPS
empowered citizenry, increased
awareness of constituents, public participation

VISION
A major development center for agri-fishery
and Eco- tourism industries built on a
climate proofed, well conserved and
sustained environment managed by a
healthy, productive, God-centered,
empowered and resilient citizenry through
community participation and sound
governance.

Consideration of the
Executive Agenda of the
Punong Barangay

The SDGs: Leaving No One Behind
… just, equitable, tolerant, open and socially inclusive world in which the needs of the most
vulnerable are met and a world in which every country enjoys sustained, inclusive and
sustainable economic growth and decent work for all

REQUIRED TOOLS:
1. Peace and Order and Public Safety Situation Matrix
2. Overview of the Peace and order and Public Safety Situation in
the Barangay (narrative)
OPTIONAL TOOLS:
1. Household Survey
2. Guide Questions for FGD

FOCUS AREA INDICATOR BRGY. ACTUAL
DATA
Cases/qualitative Data
Peace and Order
Crime & Disorder
Incidence of Non-index
Crimes
30 15 out of 30 (50%)
where offense against
women
Incidence of Index Crimes 15 10 out of 15 (67%)
where theft & robbery
Crime Solution Efficiency 80%
Crime Clearance Eff. 100%
Human Rights violation 0
No. of children Conflict
with the law
2
CRIME & DISORDER – violations of the law and situations that disrupt harmonious living
within a community.

FOCUS AREA INDICATOR BRGY. ACTUAL DATA
Illegal Drugs
Number of Drug personalities 81
No. of Drug clearing operations 4
No. of Buy-bust operations 1
Conflict
No. and types of violent incidents related to
armed groups
0
No. of violent ethnic conflicts 0
Anti illegal Drugs Situation– describes the current anti-illegal drug situation of the
Barangay as to drug affectation, treatment and rehabilitation and prevention efforts.
Conflict – in conflict with the state, source of disagreement may be over policies or
individuals oppressing a segment of the population or entire communities

Threats to the
environment and
human security
Public Safety
Road and Vehicle
Safety
No. of road accidents 3
No. of roads with poor condition 2
No. of CCTV installed 5

Emergency/Crisis
Mgmt. & Fire Safety
No. of High value targets 0
No. of Fire incidents 0
Emergency/Crisis Management and Fire Safety – the organization and management of
resources and responsibilities for addressing all aspects of emergencies, which are
unforeseen or sudden occurrence, especially danger, demanding immediate action, a
threatening condition that requires urgent action or response.

 Identify the POPS Issues or challenges that the barangay has to
deal with
 The stakeholders or people affected by the issues will be
examined, along with the consequences of not addressing these
issues
 Identify and prioritize the POPS issue/s to be dealt with

GUIDE QUESTIONS:
1. What are the priority POPS issues/problems in the locality?
2. Why are the considered priorities (in terms of time frame/span,
involved stakeholders)?
3. What are the consequences of not addressing the
issues/problems (impact)?
4. What should be the objectives in addressing these
issues/problems?

Prioritizing POPS
Issues Matrix
Issues/Problems – phrase describing a challenge in the peace and order andpublic safety
situation, which is affecting the locality
Guide questions: 1. What are the priority POPS issue in your barangay
2. What are the current and emerging issues that strike fear and make feel unsafe

Manifestations – description of where and how the iss
arises. How and where does this issue occur?
Sources/Causes– description of the reason for the occurrence. What is the
root cause of the issue? What might be the sources or causes of such issues?
Who are involved/affected– list of groups, people or stakeholders most affected by the issue
or problem or those causing the problem. Who are involved in bringing about this issue
(perpetrators)? Who are affected if this issue persists?
Consequences if not addressed– description of what can happen. What are the consequences
of not addressing the issue/problems?
Objectives to address the issue– description of the state you would like to achieve. What
should be the aims in addressing these issues/problems?

DIRECTIONS: determine the targets and strategies to identify the objectives. In addressing
the challenges and issues written in table C, complete Table D by following these steps:
STEP 1: Write the objectives indicated in Chapter C to Chapter D. You may enhance the
objective statement as you see fit.
STEP 2: Discuss and define the standard against which you would like to measure
performance in the achievement of the objective. Make sure that the indicators are
measureable.
STEP 3: Set the target for achieving the objective within 3 years
STEP 4: Set the target indicator measure for every year. This where the annual target
indicator measure will be encoded

STEP 5: Provide the Baseline Data in accordance with the set indicator targets.
STEP 6: Provide the Baseline Year as support to the Baseline Data provided.
STEP 7: using the information provided , define the strategies that will best lead to the
meeting of objectives
STEP 8: Select a champion from the BPOC who will lead and give attention to the
implementation of strategies that will ensure the achievement of the objective. A champion
outside the BPOC may be selected as needed.

Strategy Formulation
Matrix by POPS Issue

• Identify critical policies, programs, projects, services and activities that could
help in carrying out the strategies
• The BPOC should also look into existing projects that may be scaled up into a
program or service, before starting a new project

Definitions
• POLICY – High level principle of action embracing the general goals and
acceptable procedures, especially of a government body. A principle of action
that is needed to be adopted.
Example: Ordinance for Drug Free Workplace
• PROGRAM – Any series of related activities or oprations undertaken to meet
specific objectives. A number of related projects implemented for a purpose.
Example: BIDA Program
• PROJECT – Any series of related activities intended to solve a specific problem or
achieve an objective within a specific starting date and end date
Example: Construction of Bahay Pag-Asa Project
• SERVICE– Regular functions of a given office to be performed by th government
using existing facilities and budget. A system of implementing taks to provide a
public need
Example: Frontline Services such as processing of Barangay Permit
• ACTIVITY – Set of actions needed to obtain an output
Example: Training for Barangay Tanods Skill Enhancement

BPOPS PLAN
TEMPLATE
BARANGAY PEACE AND ORDER AND PUBLIC SAFETY PLAN (BPOPS PLAN)
Year 2024 – 2026
Region :_________ Municipality:________
Province: _________ Barangay : __________
FOCUS
AREA/
ISSUE
PP
A
OPR SCHEDULE OF
IMPLEMENTATION
OUTPUT/
ACCOMPLISHMENT
FUNDING SOURC
E OF
FUNDS
REMAR
KS
STARTING
DATE
COMPLE
TION
DATE
YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 1 Year 2 Year 3
A. PEACE AND ORDER
1. ANTI-
ILLEGAL
DRUGS
1.1 Supply
Reduction
1.2
Demand
Reduction

BPOPS PLAN
TEMPLATE
FOCUS AREA/ISSUE PPA
A. PEACE AND ORDER
• Anti-Illegal Drugs (BADAC Plan of Action) Information Drive/Advocacy on Illegal Drugs
Establishment of Referral Desk
Conduct of CBDRP
Conduct of Monitoring on Drug Users and
Pushers
Organization of BADAC with Auxiliary Team
Regular conduct of BADAC Meeting
IDADAIT Celebration / DAPC Week
Conduct of Regular Meeting of MMT
Conduct of Anti-Drug Symposium

BPOPS PLAN
TEMPLATE
A. PEACE AND ORDER
• Anti-Illegal Drugs (BADAC Plan of Action) Spot mapping of drug personalities
Conduct of sports activities for youth
• Crime Prevention and Control Information Drive/Advocacy
Conduct of Tanod Foot Patrol
Conduct of Tanod Monthly Meeting
Organization of BPOC
Conduct of BPOC Quarterly Meeting
Conduct of Tanod Training
Provision of Tanod Uniforms and
Paraphernalia

BPOPS PLAN
TEMPLATE
A. PEACE AND ORDER
• Crime Prevention and Control Establishment of Tanod Outpost
Provision of Insurance for Barangay Tanods
Conduct of Annual Assembly for Barangay
Tanods/Tanod Day
Posting of Hotline numbers in conspicuous
places
Skills Enhancement Training for
Katarungang Pambarangay
• Counter Insurgency and Anti - Terrorism Information Drive/Advocacy
Monitoring of insurgent related activities
Coordination with AFP PNP and MPOC

BPOPS PLAN
TEMPLATE
B. PUBLIC SAFETY
• Fire Prevention and Suppression Organization of Barangay Fire Brigade
Information Drive/Advocacy
Conduct of Fire Drills, Trainings and
Seminars for Barangay Fire Brigade
Purchase of Fire Extinguishers
• Disaster Management and Control Conduct of Earthquake drills
Training of barangay responders
Information drive/Advocacy
Purchase of rescue equipment
Establishment of Barangay Operation
Center

BPOPS PLAN
TEMPLATE
B. PUBLIC SAFETY
• Disaster Management and Control Purchase of Radio Communication
Equipment
Installation of warning signs and signages
• Environmental Enhancement Enactment/Amendment of ordinance on
Solid Waste Management
Implementation of Barangay Ordinance
Establishment of Barangay Nursery and
Tree Parks
Organization and functionality of Solid
Waste Management Board
Regular cleaning of creeks, canals, rivers,
and streams

BPOPS PLAN
TEMPLATE
B. PUBLIC SAFETY
• Environmental Enhancement Establishment of Barangay MRF
• Accidents Installation of warning signs and signages
Deployment of Barangay Tanod as School
Traffic Enforcer
Enforcement of Traffic Rules and
Regulations

BADAC
FUNCTIONALITY INDICATORS

KEY INDICATOR POINTS SUB-INDICATORS MODES OF VERIFICATION
Creation /
Reorganization
of BADAC
(with
Committee on
Advocacy and
Committee on
Operations)
4
The BADAC is composed of at least
seven (7) members
Primary: Administrative or
Executive Order
Secondary: BADAC Organizational
Structure
2
The BADAC Committee on Operations
is organized
2
The Committee on Advocacy is
organized
1
The PB / BADAC Chair attended at
least one (1) training on BDCP
organized by CADAC/MADAC & other
mandated agencies
Primary: Certificate of
completion/ participation
Secondary: Copy of attendance
sheets, activity report, photo
documentation
1
The Council has conducted at least one
(1) BADAC Stakeholders’ Assembly
Primary: Barangay activity report
and attendance sheets
Secondary: photo documentation

Establishment
of Barangay
Rehabilitation
Referral Desk
with designated
Desk Officer
2
The PB has designated at least two
(2) Barangay Duty Officers; one must
be a female duty officer
Primary: Executive Order
Secondary: Barangay
Organizational Structure
2
The Barangay Duty Officers attended
at least one (1) training on CBRP
organized by CADAC/MADAC or
other mandated agencies
completion/ participation
sheets, activity report w/
training notes, photo
documentation
1
The Barangay has a physical desk for
its rehabilitation referral desk
Primary: Actual photo of the
Barangay Rehabilitation Referral
Desk
Secondary: none

Organization of
House Clusters
with designated
Cluster Leaders
3
The Barangay has organized house
cluster/s (e.g. house cluster per
sitio, purok, etc.) with designated
cluster leader/s
Primary: Executive Order
Secondary: BADAC
2
The Barangay Cluster Leader/s
has/have attended at least one (1)
training on BDCP organized by the
BADAC/CADAC/MADAC or other
mandated agencies
completion/participation
sheets, activity report, photo
documentation

Organization of
BADAC Auxiliary
Team (BAT)
3
The Barangay has organized BADAC
Auxiliary Team/s (BAT)
Note:
(1) For brgys w/ below 2,000 population,
BAT shall be composed of one member
in every 80 residents;
(2) For brgys w/ more than 2,000
population, BAT shall be composed of
25 members in every 2,000 residents
Primary: List of updated BADAC
Auxiliary Team members
Secondary: IDs issued to BAT
member/s, BADAC
2
The Barangay has conducted at least
one (1) training for its BADAC
Auxiliary Team/s
Primary: Barangay activity report
with attendance sheets
Secondary: Photo
Documentation

BADAC Plan of
Action
10
The Barangay has BADAC Plan of
Action reflected in the Barangay
Peace and Order and Public
Safety (BPOPS) Plan
Primary: Approved BADAC Plan
of Action as included in BPOPS
Secondary: none
Allocation of
fund
15
The Barangay has submitted
approved Barangay Annual Budget
with corresponding budget for
BADAC / Anti- illegal drugs related
program
Primary: Copy of approved
Barangay Annual Budget
Secondary: none

Implementation
of drug abuse
prevention
advocacy
campaigns
4
The Barangay has organized/co-
organized at least one (1) school-
based awareness campaign activity
Primary: Barangay activity
reports with attendance sheets
Secondary: Copy of activity
liquidation report, photo
documentation
4
The Barangay has organized / co-
organized at least two (2)
community-based awareness
campaign activities

Implementation
of drug abuse
prevention
advocacy
campaigns
1.5
The Barangay Sangguniang Kabataan
(SK), or any youth organization, in
the barangay has organized at least
one (1) awareness campaign activity
Primary: Copy of Barangay SK
activity report with attendance
sheets or copy of activity report
with attendance sheets prepared
by the youth organization
documentation
1.5
CSO/s in the Barangay has/have
organized at least one (1)
school/community-based awareness
campaign activity
Primary: Copy of CSOs activity
report with attendance sheets
documentation

Implementation
of drug abuse
prevention
advocacy
campaigns
2
organized activity/ies in observance
of International Day Against Drug
Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (Month
of June)
Primary: post-activity reports
with attendance sheets
Secondary: copy of activity
documentation
2
organized activity/ies in observance
of Drug Abuse Prevention and
Control Week (Month of November)

Implementation
of drug clearing
operations
7.5
The Barangay has submitted Annual
Barangay Drug Clearing Report to
CADAC/MADAC and other mandated
agencies
Primary: Copy of Annual
Barangay Drug Clearing Report
Secondary: none
7.5
The Barangay has submitted
updated Consolidated Information
Report to CADAC/MADAC and local
PNP unit
Primary: copy of updated CIR
Secondary: Transmittal letter to
CADAC/MADAC and local PNP
unit and acknowledgement
receipt

Implementation
of community-
based
intervention for
persons who
use drugs
(PWUDs)
3
The Barangay quarterly submits
number of residents who
surrendered through the Barangay
Duty Officers or other mandated
agencies
Primary: Summary report of
the Barangay Rehabilitation
Referral Logbook/ summary
report of the barangay list
surrenderers
Secondary: none
3
number of residents who were
referred to and assessed by
CADAC/MADAC and local PNP unit
Primary: Summary report of
the barangay list of drug
surrenderers who were
assessed by CADAC/MADAC
and local PNP unit
Secondary: Copies of
assessment result signed by
the authorized evaluating
personnel

Implementation
of community-
based
intervention for
persons who
use drugs
(PWUDs)
3
number and status of residents who
were enrolled in the Wellness and
Recovery Interventions
Primary: Summary Report of
barangay list of drug surrenderes
enrolled in any Wellness and
Secondary: Copies of individual
treatment cards
2
number of residents who have
completed prescribed Wellness and
Primary: Summary Report of
barangay list of drug
surrenderers enrolled who have
completed prescribed
interventions
Secondary: Copies of Certificate
of Community Rehabilitation
Program Completion or copies of
clearance certificate issued by
DOH accredited physicians

Implementation
of community-
based
intervention for
persons who
use drugs
(PWUDs)
1
The PB has attended consultation /
planning workshop on Community
Support, Aftercare and Reintegration
Program (CSAR) organized by
CADAC/MADAC
Primary: copy of certificate of
participation and copy of
city/municipal CSAR plan with
inputs from the barangays
Secondary: Workshop notes,
photo documentation
1
The Barangay has CSAR Program
Plan as included in the BADAC Plan
of Action
Primary: Copy of Barangay CSAR
Program
Secondary: none

Implementation
of community-
based
intervention for
persons who
use drugs
(PWUDs)
1
number and status of residents
enrolled in CSAR Program
Primary: Summary report of the
barangay list of surrenders
enrolled in CSAR Program
Secondary: Copies of the
individual treatment card
1
The Barangay submits number of
residents who completed the CSAR
Program
Primary: Summary report of the
barangay list of surrenderers
who have completed the CSAR
Program
Secondary: Copies of CSAR
completion certificates

Conduct of
monthly
meetings
5
The barangay has conducted
BADAC Monthly Meetings and
has submitted BADAC minutes
of meeting/proceedings
Note:
5 points: if barangay has conducted 10 to 12
BADAC monthly meetings
4 points: if 8 to 9
3 points: if 6 to 7
2 points: if 4 to 5
1 point: if 3 below
Primary: minutes of
meeting/proceedings
Secondary: none

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IDEAL FUNCTIONALITY
PROGRESSIVE FUNCTIONALITY
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