Barangay Magkiangkang BCPC CY 2021 Functionality Assessment

Republic of the Philippines
Province of Agusan del Sur

CITY OF BAYUGAN
BARANGAY MAGKIANGKANG
BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN
BARANGAY
MAGKIANGKANG
BCPC
CY 2021
FUNCTIONALITY
ASSESSMENT
CITY OF BAYUGAN
BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR

THE PROTECTION OF
CHILDREN (BCPC)
2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A EXECUTIVE ORDER OF SANGGUNIANG

BARANGAY
MINUTES OF MEETING DULY SIGN BY
B SECRETARIAT, HEAD NOTICES OF MEETING WITH
AGENDA AND ATTENDANCE SHEETS
ATTACHED
C. CAPACITY BUILDING FOR BCPC
DATABASE ON CHILDREN
D
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS ON CHILDREN
E
BARANGAY LOCAL STATE OF CHILDREN
BARANGAY ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT/SOBA
F
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR CHILDREN
ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
G
APPROVED WORK AND FINANCIAL PLAN
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
H RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING PROPOSED
POLICIES, PLANS AND PROGRAMS FOR
ADOPTION IMPLEMENTATION BY THE
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
I ADVOCACY ACTIVITIES
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY ORDINANCE PROVIDING
J FUNDS FOR BCPC APPROPRIATING
FUNDS FOR BCPC
K BUDGET UTILIZATION
L LIST OF CHILDREN IN NEED SPECIAL PROTECTION (CNSP)
M CICL & CAR REPORT

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N DIVERSION PROGRAM
A.
Executive Order
of Sangguniang
Barangay
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B.
MINUTES OF
MEETING DULY
SIGN BY
SECRETARIAT,
HEAD NOTICES
OF MEETING
WITH AGENDA
AND
ATTENDANCE
SHEETS
ATTACHED
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C.
CAPACITY
BUILDING FOR
BCPC
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D.
DATABASE ON
CHILDREN
SITUATIONAL
ANALYSIS ON
CHILDREN
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E.
BARANGAY LOCAL
STATE OF
CHILDREN
BARANGAY
ANNUAL
ACCOMPLISHMENT
REPORT/SOBA
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F.
LOCAL
DEVELOPMENT
PLAN FOR
CHILDREN
ANNUAL
ACCOMPLISHMENT
REPORT
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G.
APPROVED WORK AND
FINANCIAL PLAN
ACCOMPLISHMENT
REPORT
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H.
RESOLUTION
RECOMMENDING
PROPOSED POLICIES,
PLANS AND
PROGRAMS FOR
ADOPTION
IMPLEMENTATION BY
THE SANGGUNIANG
BARANGAY
CITY OF BAYUGAN
I.
ADVOCACY
ACTIVITIES
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J.
BARANGAYORDINANCE
PROVIDING FUNDS FOR
BCPC APPROPRIATING
FUNDS FOR BCPC
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K.
BUDGET
UTILIZATION
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L.
LIST OF CHILDREN
IN NEED SPECIAL
PROTECTION (CNSP)
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M.
CICL & CAR

REPORT
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N.
DIVERSION
PROGRAM
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BARANGAY PROFILE
Physical Characteristics
Barangay Magkiangkang has a total area of Seven Hundred Fifty (750 ) hectares where
in (10.) hectares is used in residential; (2) hectares is used in commercial, (0.) hectares is used
in industrial, (514) hectares is used in agricultural and (50) hectares is used in timberland. It has
a distance of Thirteen (13) kilometers from the heart of the city/municipality.
Barangay Magkiangkang is geographically bounded on the East of Barangay Villa

Ondayon , West of Barangay Hamogaway , North of Barangay Grace State and South of
Barangay Osmena,
It is classified as rural , and upland barangay.
GENERALINFORMATION
• Barangay: Magkiangkang
• Political District (City): Bayugan City
• Congressional District: 1st District of Agusan del Sur
• Legal Bases of Creation: ____________________
No. of Puroks: 17
Table 2. Land Forms found in the barangay

Kindly () if
Kinds of Land Forms its present in No. of land Names (ex. Bukid sa
your forms (ex 2 ka Agta ug Kulto)
barangay and bukid)
(x) if not.
bundukin (mountain ranges) x
bundok (mountains) / 2 Tower & Magkiangkang
Mountains
bulkan (volcano) x
talampas (cliff) x
Kap kapuluan (archipelago) x
Pulo isla (island) x
K kapatagan (plains) / 10 Magkiangkang Plains
Lam lambak (valley) / 20 Magkiangkang Valley
Table 3. Water Forms found in the barangay

Kindly () if
Kinds of Water Forms its present in No. of water Names (ex Ilog sa
your forms (ex 1 ka Engkanto)
barangay and Ilog)
(x) if not.
karagatan (sea) x
ilog (river) / 1 Tibog River
look (gulf, inlet) x
lawa (lake) x
Kap bukal (spring) / 5 Balite spring
Galicia spring
Lunghas spring
Langob spring
Orbiso spring
Pulo talon (falls) / 1 Sara Falls
K sapa (creek) / 2 Tibog Creek
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Gulay Creek
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 x
kalesa x
public utility jeepneys x
public utility buses x
metered taxi x
motor banca/pump boat/ferry boats x
Van/FX x
Pedicab x
Table 5. Barangay Population by Gender
Reference Period: RBI
Source of Data: 2021
PUROK MALE FEMALE TOTAL
1 71 51 122
2 34 32 66
3 50 50 100
4 45 41 86
5 110 118 228
6 46 42 88
7 40 45 85
8 74 69 143
9 6 3 9
10 91 90 181
11 74 90 164
12 72 80 152
13 123 112 235
14 72 66 138
15 16 18 34
16 29 28 57
17 20 19 39
TOTAL 973 954 1927
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Table 6. Barangay Population by Purok /household/Family

Reference Period: RBI
Source of Data: 2021
Name of Puroks/Sitios/Zones Total No of Households Total No of

Family
PUROK 1 28 30
PUROK 2 15 16
PUROK 3 34 35
PUROK 4 22 24
PUROK 5 53 55
PUROK 6 25 25
PUROK 7 21 23
PUROK 8 36 39
PUROK 9 2 2
PUROK 10 41 55
PUROK 11 37 49
PUROK 12 34 36
PUROK 13 50 56
PUROK 14 35 35
PUROK 15 9 9
PUROK 16 15 16
PUROK 17 13 13
TOTAL 470 518
Table 07. Barangay Population by Age

Reference Period: 2021
Source of Data: RBI 2021 & BHW 2021
Age Groups No. of No. of Males Total Nos.
0-11 mos. 13 17 30
12-23 mos 13 17 30
24-59 mos. 46 46 92
60-71 mos 21 21 42
6-9 years old 83 81 164
10-14 y. o 97 103 200
15-19 y.o 116 113 229
20-24 y.o 87 89 176
25-29 y.o 87 65 152
30-34 y.o 67 54 121
35-39 y.o 61 58 119
40-44 y.o 59 47 106
45-49 y.o 33 47 80
50-54 y.o 57 40 97
55-59 y.o 31 41 72
60-64 y.o 36 44 80
65-69 y.o 21 24 45
70 & above 45 47 92
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Kabuu-ang Bilang 973 954 1927

(Total No)
Table 08. No. of Teenage Pregnacy in the Barangay

Source : BHW
17 years old below
Total Nos.
Purok No. Age
PUROK 1
PUROK 2
PUROK 3
PUROK 4 1 16
PUROK 5 1 16
PUROK 6
PUROK 7
PUROK 8 1 17
PUROK 9
PUROK 10
PUROK 11
PUROK 12 1 16
PUROK 13
PUROK 14
PUROK 15
PUROK 16
PUROK 17
TOTAL 4
Table 09 No. of PWD in the Barangay

Source : BHW
0-17 years old
Kinds of Disability Child Total

(17 yrs old and Below)
M F
Bungol 0 0 0
Amang 0 0 0
Buta 0 0 0
Diperensya sa pangisip 0 1 1
Autism 2 1 3
Diperensya sa pisikal 0 0 0
Diperensya sa paglakaw o paglihok 0 1 1
Diperensya sa panglawas (sakit) 1 0 1
Bungi 2 2 4
Uban pang mga pagka baldado 1 1 2
6 6 12
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Table 10. No. of Malnourished Children in the Barangay

Source : BNS
0-5 years old
Total Nos.
Purok Male Female
PUROK 1
PUROK 2
PUROK 3
PUROK 4
PUROK 5 1 1 2
PUROK 6
PUROK 7
PUROK 8
PUROK 9
PUROK 10 1 1
PUROK 11 1 1
PUROK 12
PUROK 13 2 2
PUROK 14 2 2
PUROK 15
PUROK 16
PUROK 17
TOTAL 7 1 8
Table 10. No. of IPS in the Barangay by Purok

Source : RBI 2021
0-17 years old
Total Nos.
Purok Male Female
PUROK 1 4 4
PUROK 2
PUROK 3 1 1
PUROK 4 3 2 5
PUROK 5 15 21 36
PUROK 6
PUROK 7
PUROK 8
PUROK 9
PUROK 10
PUROK 11
PUROK 12
PUROK 13 2 2
PUROK 14
PUROK 15
PUROK 16
PUROK 17
TOTAL 23 25 48
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Table 10. No. of OSCY in the Barangay by Purok

Source : RBI 2021
0-17 years old
Total Nos.
Purok Male Female
PUROK 1
PUROK 2
PUROK 3 1 1
PUROK 4 3 3
PUROK 5 1 1 1
PUROK 6
PUROK 7
PUROK 8 1 1
PUROK 9
PUROK 10
PUROK 11
PUROK 12 1 1
PUROK 13
PUROK 14
PUROK 15
PUROK 16
PUROK 17
TOTAL 1 7 8
CHILD AT RISK
(curfew violator)
Total Nos.
Purok Male Female
PUROK 1
PUROK 2
PUROK 3
PUROK 4
PUROK 5
PUROK 6
PUROK 7
PUROK 8
PUROK 9
PUROK 10
PUROK 11
PUROK 12
PUROK 13 2 2
PUROK 14
PUROK 15
PUROK 16
PUROK 17
TOTAL 2 2
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SITUATION ANALYSIS ON CHILDREN
Progress and gaps in the fulfillment of children’s rights in the

Philippinen
Area/Concern Situation Analysis Recommendation

Health Teenage Pregnancy Poor Parenting Conduct symposium on
Lack of knowledge pre-marital sex
on health Conduct sex education
education
Nutrition Malnourished children Poverty Livelihood program to

Stunted children identified indigent family
Overweight Conduct supplementary
feeding
Promote health lifestyle
Conduct sports activities
for children
Provision of vitamins to
identified stunted
children
Promote backyard garden
Education Presence of OSCY Religious belief on Enrolled on ALS
2nd coming of Jesus Enrolled in TESDA
training
Child labor
Child at Risk Children violates curfew Addicted on online EPES/ERPAT

hour games Lobby to Sangguniang
Barangay to enact an
ordinance on regulating
the establishment
operation of internet café
s computer
shops/computer gaming
stations
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LOCAL STATE OF CHILDREN REPORT

2021
Children of Magkiangkang fellow public servants, ladies and

gentlemen, good afternoon!
With the vision of a Child-friendly Community of Magkiangkang , our

barangay continuously implements policies, programs, projects and
activities that would promote and protect children’s rights believing that
every single child in our community must have a holistic and a
wholesome opportunity for growth and development. Yes, our thrust on
children’s welfare is a priority development agenda. They are the future
human capital of our barangay, thus we should invest on them.
I would like to share with you the results of our concerted efforts in the
promotion and protection of children’s rights.
First, on the right of children to participate: Our local government
continuously promote the rights and welfare of our children. In order to
sustain the past initiatives that we have started, we have 1 child-
representatives from the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
(BCPC) participated in this breakthrough activity. In the Congress, the
children were given the opportunity to experience different activities
geared towards obtaining their sentiments and opinions regarding
children’s situations and their own development. The results of this first-
ever Congress have been eye-opening experiences as they are amazing
and wonderful.
Second, on their right to development: In the core of this right is the

implementation of development programs designed to increase and
expand the delivery of basic services with emphasis on education
benefits and opportunities especially for the children. At present, we
have 2 fully functioning child development centers (CDC) with 73
children enrolled this year. We are in close collaboration with the
DepEd. To support and impact our CDCs, 2 child development workers
(CDWs) were capacitated through the Training Workshop on “ Three
day Refresher Course seminar”, conducted last October 3-5, 2020 and
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Child Friendly Space on October 7-9, 2019.. In addition, they regularly

hold cluster meetings and workshop to further improve their capacity
and skills in handling CDC enrolled children.
Third, on the right to survival: Ensuring the survival of infants is an

utmost concern of the local government unit. We have made strides in
this field. On mortality of infants, no cases on 2021 which shows a
significant decrease1. Finally, on maternal mortality rate, no cases on
2021. On nutrition, the prevalence of underweight, wasting and stunting
among 0-59 month old children in the barangay has steadily been
decreasing. From 7 underweight children we now have 8 that shows of
increasing and from 43 stunted children we now have 39 which shows a
significant decrease. We hope to sustain this trend.
Provision of Vitamin a to 7 6-11 month , 129 children ages 12-59

months and conduct deworming to 118 children ages 1-4 years old, 199
children ages 5-9 years of age and 359 ages 10-19 years of age.While
53 infants aged 0-12 months were also vaccinated during regular visits at
barangay health center last 2021. Enhancing the survival right of
children are also conducted through advocacy on facility-based birthing
and exclusive breastfeeding up to 6 months, giving instructions to
children eligible for PPD -Purified Protein Derivative (skin test),
Vitamin A and iron supplementation, deworming of Kindergarten,
elementary and high school students.. Behind these enhancing survival-
right programs are our 7 Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) and 2
Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS) who provide assistance to
professional health personnel, particularly midwives during health care
activities in the barangays. Meanwhile, the Municipal Civil Registrar’s
office supplements these programs by initiating a Free Birth Registration
of all identified children-clientele last year 2019 but year 2020-2021 due
to pandemic no registration conducted in the barangay.We believe that
every born child must have a proper registered name. Children with
disabilities are served under the People with Disabilities (PWD) program
of the Office of the City Social Welfare and Development (MSWDO).
Fourth, on the right to protection. This year, no cases report on abuse

committed against children: Meanwhile, the Barangay Council for the
Protection of Children recorded two children at risk – one case of
curfew violators and none children in conflict with the law. In these
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cases of children in need of special protection, children at risk BCPC

provided counselling together with parents orient them with the
necessary procedures prior and during case filings. Fully aware that an
effective advocacy campaign will impact on barangay officials, the
Local Government Unit has initiated a series of capability building
seminar workshops on child protection laws and regulation..
As for the future, we fervently hope that our Magkiangkang will become
a beacon of encouragement for all to continually create opportunities
and innovations for the promotion and protection of Children’s Rights.
I ask for your cooperation and participation as we continue fulfilling our
vision, mission and goals for our children. We must strive to:
1. Strengthen advocacy for facility-based delivery and exclusive

breastfeeding of infants;
2. Improve the delivery of health, nutrition dental services to children;
3. Address and further lower the prevalence of malnutrition among
children 0-59 months old;
4. . Ensure the accreditation of the majority of CDCs, thereby increasing
the percentage coverage of children aged 3-4 years old provided with
early childhood care and development services;
5. Capacitate our child-leaders and advocates;
6. Ensure high percentage of birth registration;
7.. Decrease the percentage of early pregnancy.
We will further ensure that all policies and plans will be responsive to
the emerging needs of diverse groups of children – from birth to infants,
toddlers, school aged as well as those out-of-school children,
malnourished children, children with disabilities, child laborers,
neglected and abused children, children at risk, and children in conflict
with the law. Indeed this will be a tough undertaking. However, if we all
pool our commitments, our efforts, we can make things much better for
children. We must remember that if we invest in our children, we invest
in our future. Our children today will be our future – the future of our
barangay , of our society and of our world. So let us all help mold our
children into the best individuals who will eventually share in the task of
nation building
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LOCAL STATE OF CHILDREN REPORT

2021
INTRODUCTION
0
Presidential Decree 603 of 1974
The child is one of the most assets of the nation. Every effort
should be exerted to promote the welfare and enhance these
opportunities for a useful and happy life.
The child is not a mere creature of the state, Hereto, has
individuals traits and aptitudes, should be cultivated to the utmost
insofar as they do not conflict with the general welfare.
The molding of the character of the child starts at the home.
Consequently, every member of the family should strive to make the
home a wholesome and harmonious place as its atmosphere and
conditions will greatly influence the child’s development.
The natural right and duty of parents in the rearing of the child
for civic efficiency should receive the aid and support of this
government.
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I. MESSAGE
This annual report is created with the end in view of establishing baseline for the next
calendar year 2022.
This year 2021 has gained a little improvement after a year of struggle due to that Covid-19
Pandemic , It opened up to more challenges in running a barangay and has given us realistice
directions for authentic desire to fully attain the desired goals and improve the over-all
governance of the barangay as a basic unit of the society.
The Participative mechanism employed by the Barangay Council also opened up

opportunities for civil society groups in the barangay to be actively involved in the
implementation and attainment of 2021 targets.It is hoped that continuous support and
cooperation from them will be available all the time to make this barangay a better place in
the next years to come.
II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1. PROJECT Activities Undertaken
Name of SOURCE OF STATUS AMOUNT

program/Project/Activities FUND Utilized
Honorarium/salaries GF Implemented 1,244,850.00
Cash Gift GF Implemented 53,300.00
Mid year Bonus GF Implemented 98,000.00
Traveling Expenses-Local GF Implemented 59,300.00
Training Expenses GF Implemented 1,500.00
Electricity Expenses GF Implemented 22,330.58
Fidelity Bond Premium & GF Implemented 5,648.81
Auditing Service
Other Supplies & Materials GF Implemented 48,980.00
Expenses
Membership Dues & GF Implemented 9,000.00
Contributions to Organization
Counterpart to Bookkeeper GF Implemented 5,000.00
Accountable Forms GF Implemented
Office Supplies GF Implemented 49,624.00
BADAC GF Implemented 11,000.00
Support to Day Care Worker GF Implemented 70,000.00
Support to health workers, GF Implemented 82,700.00
BAW & Janitorial Services
Support to Katarungang GF Implemented 198,000.00
Pambarangay & Peace & Order
Socio Cultural & Sports GF Not implemented
Development
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Repair & maintenance at GF Implemented 14,956.00

Daffodil Daycare Center
Kitchen
Installation of Screen Door & GF Implemented 29,777.00
window @ Midnight Glory
DCC
Information & communication GF Implemented 22,500.00
Technology Equipment-Printer
Purchase of (1) unit Best Tank GF Implemented 25,650.00
4
Name of SOURCE OF STATUS AMOUNT
program/Project/Activities FUND
20%
DEVELOPMENT FUND-
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Construction of Reservoir Implemented 496,462.36
Construction of Reading Center Not Implemented
MCES
Construction of Multi-Purpose Implemented 208,621.78
Hall Building 3 Phase 9
5%
DRRM Fund
Quick Respond Fund Implemented 45,000.00
Training & Seminar Expenses Implemented
Handheld Radio Implemented 39,500.00
Projector Implemented 33,280.00
Television Not Implemented
Conduct Mother’s Class 5 % GAD Implemented 10,000.00
Assessment & formulation of Implemented 5,000.00
Barangay nutrition Plan
Counterpart to Supplementary 4,975.00
Feeding
Counterpart to installation of
sanitary toilet
Conduct basic culinary training
to 50 women
Conduct EPES & ERPAT Implemented 15,000.00
Women’s month celebration Implemented 15,000.00
PYA’s month celebration
Conduct GAD Plan 2020 , GAD Implemented 10,000.00
planning & Budgeting for CY
2022
GAD related trainings &
seminars
Conduct gender sensitivity to Implemented 14,800.00
Barangay Officials & volunteer
Conduct gender sensitivity to Not Implemented
Lupon members
1
% BCPC
Orientation to Barangay
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Officials
Office Supplies to Day Care Implemented 10,380.00
Center
Quarterly meetings of BCPC Implemented 5,000.00
1% SENIOR
CITIZEN & PERSON WITH
DISABILITY
Elderly Month Celebration Implemented 15,200.00
PWD Month Celebration
PWD Livelihood floor wax &
candle
1. Continuation of road clearing

2. Record of Barangay inhabitants to be updated preferably six months all are encourage to
filled-up the survey form
3. Barangay Peace and Order Committee ( BPOC ) update
 Conduct advocacy
 Accomplishment of BPOC
 Conduct regular meeting
 Conduct regular roving to maintain peace and order
4. Barangay Anti-Drug abuse council
 Monitoring of PWUDS and the city conduct drug testing which 16 PWUDs participated
 Conduct BADAC regular meeting
 Conduct symposium on drugs awareness to all youth
 Conduct BADAC dialogue forum to auxiliary team, cluster leader and referral desk
officer
 Drug awareness campaign conducted by Women’s group with the BADAC Committee
advocacy chair Kagawad Felomina B. Patoc
5. BCPC
 Conduct regular updating of masterlist of children in the barangay
 Quarterly Meeting to Strengthen BCPC
 Conduct mothers class
 Conduct suplementary feeding program to 8 identified malnourished children
 Conduct deworming of children ages 1-4 years old, 5-9 years old & 10-19 years old
 Monthly immunization of children ages 0-12 months
 Conduct EPES & ERPAT
 Installation of screened doors & windows & Midnight Glory Day Care Center
 Repair & maintenance Daffodil day care center
 Provision of office supplies to Day care Worker
6. VAW-C
 Presence of VAW-C Office with complete facilities like table, chair, filing cabinet,
computer,first aid kit , medicines and other monitoring tools like logbook .
 GAD plans and was implemented
 No Violence on Women’s and children reported in barangay .
7. Environmental Management
 Conduct awareness regarding solid waste management
 Establish Tree park at Purok 03 Forest hills academy and two molave tree was adopted
and protected .
 Next year the construction of Materials Recovery facility will be priority
 Conduct monthly visitation to household without sanitary toilet and request the city for
funding of materials of 24 toilet, cement and other materials was distributed to indigent
family no sanitary toilet. Last February 11, 2022 Barangay Magkiangkang was declared
ZOD by the Provincial Inspection Team.
8. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
 QRF was disbursed for procuring of rice to the identified beneficiaries
 Purchase of handheld radio and projector .
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9. Financial administration and sustainability

 Compliance of Full disclosure policy board located at Purok 13 hall, Purok 5 hall and
entrance of barangay hall.
 Increase of collection of taxes
10. 20 % BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT FUND UTILIZATION
 Construction OF Reservoir for our water issues
 Construction of Multi-Purpose hall Building III
Prepared by:
RICHYL C. BARATAS ANITA O. LONGHAS
Barangay Secretary Barangay Treasurer
Reported and approved :
POST ACTIVITY REPORT
Source of Budget BRGY OFFICIALS & MACES

Activity Title Conduct advocacy on children’s right
Date April 06, 2021
Venue Purok 5
Budget allotted 1,000.00
Actual Expenses 1,000.00
Rationale :
Children and young people have the same general human rights as adults and also specific rights that
recognize their special needs. Children are neither the property of their parents nor are they helpless
objects of charity. They are human beings and are the subject of their own rights.
Objective/s:
 To protect children’s rights and fundamental freedoms.
 To contribute to the prevention of children’s right violations and abuses
 To promote the development of the child as a responsible member of a free, peaceful, pluralistic
and inclusive society
 To develop a universal culture of children’s rights where every child is aware of his or her own
rights and responsibilities regarding the respect of the rights of others.
Outputs of the activity:

Children aware their right to survival, protection, participation and development
Recommendations/lessons Learned:
Need another activity for children
Request for speaker from WPCD
Total participants:
Participants Boys Girls Total
14 16 30
Expense Breakdown:
Service Details Amount
Snacks 1,000.00
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PHOTO DOCUMENTATION
Activity :Conduct advocacy on children’s right
Date: April 06, 2021
Location : Purok 5
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MINUTES OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION PF CHILDREN (BCPC)

MEETING ON MARCH 2, 2021 AT 2 ND FLOOR BARANGAY LEGISLATIVE BUILDING OF
MAGKIANGKANG, BAYUGAN CITY, AGUSAN DEL SUR.
Present: Position
Hon. Antonio G. Seras Punong Barangay/Chairman
Hon. Felomina B. Patoc Brgy. Kagawad Chair on Women and Family
Vice Chairperson
Member
Jeralyn H. Villabeto Child Development Worker
May R. Arante Child Development Worker
Maam Jinielou B. Alinsub DepEd Representative
Connie Jean J. Paquibo Midwife
Almarie B. Faller BNS
Maryland A. Ermac BHW
Jimmy L. Gumapit Chief of Tanod
Jhayvie M. Batingal SK Chairman
Mariel Ann B. Faller Children REpresentatives
Archile T. Salas Parent Leader
AGENDA
1. Updating Children’s Profile
2. Two cases of child at Risk (CAR)
Preliminaries of the Meeting:
The meeting was called to order at exactly 10:00 oclock in the morning by Hon. Antonio G.
Seras ,presiding .It was followed by the invocation and the singing of national anthem through audio-
visual presentation.
Roll Call:
BCPC Secretariat – Richy C. Baratas called the roll of the members present and informed the
presiding officer on the presence of the majority. The Chair declared the meeting in quorum.
Reading of the Minutes of the Previous Meeting:

The presiding officer requested the secretariat to read the minutes of the previous meeting , since there
were no corrections raised ,Jimmy L. Gumapit moved to adopt the minutes of the previous meeting as
read, and was duly seconded by Archile T. Salas.
Hon. Antonio G. Seras asked for any motion adopting the agenda as presented. Maam Jinielou
B. Alinsub moved for its adoption; seconded by Jeralyn H. Villabeto.
AGENDA DELIBERATION:
CITY OF BAYUGAN
1. Updating Children’s Profile
 Conduct child mapping on Third week of march through Day Care worker, BHW , BNS &
MACES teacher for 6-12 years old and highschool teacher for 13-17 years old to update the
database of the children.
2. Two cases of child at Risk (CAR)
 Conduct advocacy on children’s right on April 06, 2021 by the BCPC & MACES teacher
 RESOLUTION NO. 01 A RES RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING TO THE SANGGUNIAN
TO ADOPT BAYUGAN CITY CODE OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN IN MAGKIANGKANG , BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DE
SUR.APPROVED
And since there being no other matter to be discussed the meeting was adjourned at 11:45 am with the
closing prayer led by Maam May R. Arante .
Certified correct:
RICHYL C. BARATAS
BCPC Secretariat
Attested:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
BCPC Chairman
CITY OF BAYUGAN
MINUTES OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC)

MEETING ON JUNE 07, 2021 AT 2ND FLOOR BARANGAY LEGISLATIVE BUILDING OF
Present: Position
Vice Chairperson
Member
Absent :
Mrs Jinielou B. Alinsub
AGENDA
1. Presence of 8 Malnourished Children ( 7 male & 1-female )
2. Provision of Vitamin A
The meeting was called to order at exactly 9:00 oclock in the morning by Hon. Antonio G. Seras
,presiding .It was followed by the invocation and the singing of national anthem through audio-visual
presentation.
Roll Call:

were no corrections raised , Jhayvie M. Btaingal moved to adopt the minutes of the previous meeting as
read, and was duly seconded by May R. Arante.
Hon. Antonio G. Seras asked for any motion adopting the agenda as presented. Mariel Ann B.
Faller moved for its adoption; seconded by Jimmy L. Gumapit.
1. Presence of 8 Malnourished Children ( 7 male & 1-female

CITY OF BAYUGAN
 Request to the Sanggunian to release the funds for supplementray feeding and from the City
feeding program .
 On motion of BNS Almarie B. Faller to request to release the funds for Mothers Class activity
duly seconded by Maryland ERmac.
 RESOLUTION NO. 02 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING TO THE SANGGUNIAN TO
STRICT IMPLEMENTATION OF ORDINANCE NO . 02 SERIES OF 2016 IMPOSING
BACKYARD GARDENING TO HOUSEHOLD OWNERS OF THE SEVENTEEN (17)
PUROKS THEIR RESIDENTIAL LOTS OF BARANGAY MAGKIANGKANG BAYGAN
CITY AGUSAN DEL SUR.APPROVED
2. Provision of Vitamin A
MRs Connie Jean informed the body the schedule of provision of vitamin A to children ages 6-59
months on 2nd week of this month.
closing prayer led by Jimmy L. Gumapit .
Certified correct:
RICHYL C. BARATAS
BCPC Secretariat
Attested:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
BCPC Chairman
CITY OF BAYUGAN
MINUTES OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC)

SPECIAL MEETING ON JULY 01, 2021 AT 2 ND FLOOR BARANGAY LEGISLATIVE BUILDING
OF MAGKIANGKANG, BAYUGAN CITY, AGUSAN DEL SUR.
Present: Position
Vice Chairperson
Member
AGENDA
1. Situational Analysis
presentation.
Roll Call:

were no corrections raised , Jinie lou B. moved to adopt the minutes of the previous meeting as read, and
was duly seconded by May R. Arante.
Hon. Antonio G. Seras asked for nany motion adopting the agenda as presented. Mariel Ann B.
1. Situational Analysis
Base on data gathering conducted by BNS,BHW, Day Care Worker & MACES Teacher here are
CITY OF BAYUGAN
some issues and findings :
1. Presence of 4 Teenage Pregnancy

2. Presence of 2 CHILD AT Risk ( CAR) violators on curfew ordinance
3. Increasing of 8 malnourished children, 39 stunted and 2 overweight .
4. Presence of 8 Out of School Children and Youth
5. 12 PWD
6. 48 IP’s
Area/Concern Situation Analysis Recommendation

Health Teenage Pregnancy Poor Parenting Conduct symposium on
Lack of knowledge pre-marital sex
on health Conduct sex education
education
Nutrition Malnourished children Poverty Livelihood program to

Stunted children identified indigent family
Overweight Conduct supplementary
feeding
Promote health lifestyle
Conduct sports activities
for children
Provision of vitamins to
identified stunted
children
Promote backyard garden
Education Presence of OSCY Religious belief on Enrolled on ALS
2nd coming of Jesus Enrolled in TESDA
training
Child labor
Child at Risk Children violates curfew Addicted on online EPES/ERPAT

hour games Lobby to Sangguniang
Barangay to enact an
ordinance on regulating
the establishment
operation of internet café
s computer
shops/computer gaming
stations
closing prayer led by Mariel Ann Faller.
Certified correct:
RICHYL C. BARATAS
BCPC Secretariat
Attested:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
BCPC Chairman
CITY OF BAYUGAN
MINUTES OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC) S

MEETING ON SEPTEMBER 01, 2021 AT 2ND FLOOR BARANGAY LEGISLATIVE BUILDING OF
Present: Position
Vice Chairperson
Member
CITY OF BAYUGAN

AGENDA
1. Annual Work and Financial Plan 2022
presentation.
Roll Call:

were no corrections raised , Mariel Ann Faller moved to adopt the minutes of the previous meeting as
read, and was duly seconded by ARchile T. Salas.
Hon. Antonio G. Seras asked for nany motion adopting the agenda as presented. Mariel Ann B.
1. RESOLUTION NO. 04:
RESOLUTION ENDORSING TO THE SANGGUNIAN THE ANNUAL WORK AND

FINANCIAL PLAN 2022 BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC)
OF MAGKIANGKANG , BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DE SUR.
This Plan determined what actions to be taken to address the issues and gaps foreseen in the barangay for
children development.
On motion of Jhayvie M. Batingal seconded by Felomina B. Patoc. APPROVE
closing prayer led by Almarie B. Faller .
Certified correct:
RICHYL C. BARATAS
BCPC Secretariat
Attested:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
BCPC Chairman
CITY OF BAYUGAN
MINUTES OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC) S

MEETING ON OCTOBER 20, 2021 AT 2ND FLOOR BARANGAY LEGISLATIVE BUILDING OF
Present: Position
Vice Chairperson
Member
AGENDA
1. Need to encourage children in school to answer their modules
2.
presentation.
Roll Call:

were no corrections raised , Maam Jinie Lou Alinsub moved to adopt the minutes of the previous
meeting as read, and was duly seconded byJhayvie M. Batingal .
Hon. Antonio G. Seras asked for any motion adopting the agenda as presented. Jhayvie M.
Batingal moved for its adoption; seconded by Hon. Felomina B. Patoc
CITY OF BAYUGAN
1. Need to encourage children in school to answer their modules

 Some issues their parents answer their activities for the reason their children addicted in playing
computer games , tiktok and other that would affect their educational performance and moral
values
 The body recommend the Resolution NO. 04 Series of 2021 A RESOLUTION
RECOMMENDING TO THE SANGGUNIAN TO ENACT AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF INTERNET CAFÉ S COMPUTER
SHOPS/COMPUTER GAMING STATIONS IN BARANGAY MAGKIANGKANG
BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DEL SUR.
APPROVE
2. Resolution NO. 05 Series of 2021
A RESOLUTION DECLARING MARY GAIL D. NABOS FROM IP SECTOR AND KATE
SUMAGANG FROM PWD SECTOR AS A CHILD REPRESENTATIVE MEMBER TO THE
BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC) IN
MAGKIANGKANG , BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DE SUR.
The appointment of MARY GAIL D. NABOS and KATE SUMAGANG through nomination during
children’s forum represented by the different sector of this barangay.
This resolution was approved by the body.
closing prayer led by May R. Arante.
Certified correct:
RICHYL C. BARATAS
BCPC Secretariat
Attested:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
BCPC Chairman
CITY OF BAYUGAN
PHOTO DOCUMENTATION
Activity: CHILDREN’S CONGRESS SELECTION OF CHILDRENS REPRESENTATIVES

Date October 15, 2021
CITY OF BAYUGAN
CITY OF BAYUGAN
RESOLUTION NO. 02
Series of 2021
A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING TO THE SANGGUNIAN TO STRICT

IMPLEMENTATION ON IMPOSING BACKYARD GARDENING TO HOUSEHOLD
OWNERS OF THE SEVENTEEN (17) IN BARANGAY MAGKIANGKANG BAYUGAN
CITY AGUSAN DEL SUR.
WHEREAS, Section 16 of the Local Government Code of 1991 explicitly provides that:
“ Every local government unit shall exercise the powers expressly granted, those necessarily
implied therefrom , as well as powers necessary, appropriate, incidental for its efficient and
effective governance.
WHEREAS, promote vegetable production to address the malnutrition,
WHEREAS, NOW THEREFORE RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse to the

Sangguniang to RECOMMEND TO THE SANGGUNIAN TO STRICT IMPLEMENTATION
ON IMPOSING BACKYARD GARDENING TO HOUSEHOLD OWNERS OF THE
SEVENTEEN (17) IN BARANGAY MAGKIANGKANG BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DEL
SUR.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that let copies of this resolution be furnished to the

Sangguniang Barangay for approval.
APPROVED this 7th day of June 2021
I hereby certify to the foregoing resolution are true and correct
RICHYL C. BARATAS
BCPC Secretariat
ATTESTED:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
Punong Barangay
Chairman, Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
CITY OF BAYUGAN
RESOLUTION NO. 02
Series of 2020
A RESOLUTION DECLARING MARIEL ANN B. FALLER THE CHILD

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN
(BCPC) OF MAGKIANGKANG , BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DE SUR.
WHEREAS, Article 12 of the United nations Convention on the rights of the Child (UNCRC)
recognizes a child’s right to be heard or express views freely, to have her/his views considered in
decision-making and to have a government ensure the realization of these rights.
WHEREAS, democratically-aligned child participation in governance and decision making in

any lobbying ,policy -making and government -organized bodies are often considered as one of the most
important dimensions of children’s rights for the last 30 years.
NOW THEREFORE RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse to the Sangguniang the

RESOLUTION DECLARING MARIEL ANN B. FALLER THE CHILD REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC) IN MAGKIANGKANG ,
BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DE SUR
RESOLVED FURTHER, that let copies of this resolution be furnished to the Sangguniang
Barangay for approval.
APPROVED this 14th day of December 2020.
RICHYL C. BARATAS
BCPC Secretariat
ATTESTED:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
Punong Barangay
CITY OF BAYUGAN
RESOLUTION NO. 05
Series of 2021
A RESOLUTION DECLARING MARY GAIL D. NABOS FROM IP SECTOR AND KATE

SUMAGANG FROM PWD SECTOR AS A CHILD REPRESENTATIVE MEMBER TO THE
BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC) IN MAGKIANGKANG ,
BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DE SUR.
WHEREAS, Article 12 of the United nations Convention on the rights of the Child (UNCRC)
recognizes a child’s right to be heard or express views freely, to have her/his views considered in
decision-making and to have a government ensure the realization of these rights.
WHEREAS, democratically-aligned child participation in governance and decision making in

any lobbying ,policy -making and government -organized bodies are often considered as one of the most
important dimensions of children’s rights for the last 30 years.
WHEREAS, the appointment of MARY GAIL D. NABOS and KATE SUMAGANG through
nomination during children’s forum represented by the different sector of this barangay.
WHEREAS, child representative will represent the children sector in BCPC . He/she will also convene a
children’s association within the barangay to identify and prioritize children’s issues that will be presented to the
council for deliberation. He/she will also be tasked to obtain data and information to validate the priority issues of
children and develop the agenda for each issue.
NOW THEREFORE RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to DECLARE MARY GAIL D.

NABOS FROM IP SECTOR AND KATE SUMAGANG FROM PWD SECTOR AS A CHILD
REPRESENTATIVE MEMBER TO THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF
CHILDREN (BCPC) IN MAGKIANGKANG , BAYUGAN CITY AGUSAN DE SUR
RESOLVED FURTHER, that let copies of this resolution be furnished to the Sangguniang
Barangay for approval.
APPROVED this 20th day of October 2021.

CITY OF BAYUGAN
RICHYL C. BARATAS
BCPC Secretariat
ATTESTED:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
Punong Barangay
ACTIVITY REPORT
ACTIVITY TITLE: ORIENTATION ON RA 9344 & BCPC FUNCTIONS
DATE: August 05, 2021
Venue: 2ND Floor Barangay Magkiangkang Multi-Purpose hall Building III
Participants : BCPC Members & Brgy Officials
Rationale : Strengthening Child Protection system in our barangay and proper handling of CAR
& CICL cases
Description: BCPC matters & must be functional committee in charge of planning and
implementing activities on child protection at the barangay level.
Objectives :
1. To develop systems and mechanism that provide meaningful protection for all children in
the longer term as well as strengthening the capacity to protect children Results:
Achievement of Objective: Performing BCPC.

.
Prepared by :
CITY OF BAYUGAN
RICHYL C. BARATAS
Barangay Secretary
Noted by:
ANTONIO G. SERAS
Punong Barangay
PHOTO DOCUMENTATION
ACTIVITY TITLE: Re-Orientation on BCPC duties and RA 9344
DATE: August 05, 2021
Venue: 2ND Floor Barangay Magkiangkang Multi-Purpose hall Building III
Participants : BCPC Members & Brgy Officials

CITY OF BAYUGAN

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Republic of the Philippines

Province of Agusan del Sur

BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR

A EXECUTIVE ORDER OF SANGGUNIANG

C. CAPACITY BUILDING FOR BCPC

L LIST OF CHILDREN IN NEED SPECIAL PROTECTION (CNSP)

M CICL & CAR REPORT

CICL & CAR

Barangay Magkiangkang is geographically bounded on the East of Barangay Villa

It is classified as rural , and upland barangay.

Table 2. Land Forms found in the barangay

Table 3. Water Forms found in the barangay

Mode of Public Transportation

Table 6. Barangay Population by Purok /household/Family

Name of Puroks/Sitios/Zones Total No of Households Total No of

Table 07. Barangay Population by Age

Kabuu-ang Bilang 973 954 1927

Table 08. No. of Teenage Pregnacy in the Barangay

Table 09 No. of PWD in the Barangay

Kinds of Disability Child Total

Table 10. No. of Malnourished Children in the Barangay

Table 10. No. of IPS in the Barangay by Purok

Table 10. No. of OSCY in the Barangay by Purok

SITUATION ANALYSIS ON CHILDREN

Progress and gaps in the fulfillment of children’s rights in the

Area/Concern Situation Analysis Recommendation

Nutrition Malnourished children Poverty Livelihood program to

Child at Risk Children violates curfew Addicted on online EPES/ERPAT

LOCAL STATE OF CHILDREN REPORT

Children of Magkiangkang fellow public servants, ladies and

With the vision of a Child-friendly Community of Magkiangkang , our

Second, on their right to development: In the core of this right is the

Child Friendly Space on October 7-9, 2019.. In addition, they regularly

Third, on the right to survival: Ensuring the survival of infants is an

Provision of Vitamin a to 7 6-11 month , 129 children ages 12-59

Fourth, on the right to protection. This year, no cases report on abuse

cases of children in need of special protection, children at risk BCPC

1. Strengthen advocacy for facility-based delivery and exclusive

LOCAL STATE OF CHILDREN REPORT

The Participative mechanism employed by the Barangay Council also opened up

II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Name of SOURCE OF STATUS AMOUNT

Repair & maintenance at GF Implemented 14,956.00

1. Continuation of road clearing

9. Financial administration and sustainability

Reported and approved :

POST ACTIVITY REPORT

Source of Budget BRGY OFFICIALS & MACES

Outputs of the activity:

MINUTES OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION PF CHILDREN (BCPC)

Preliminaries of the Meeting:

Reading of the Minutes of the Previous Meeting:

1. Updating Children’s Profile

MINUTES OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC)

Preliminaries of the Meeting:

Reading of the Minutes of the Previous Meeting:

1. Presence of 8 Malnourished Children ( 7 male & 1-female

MINUTES OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC)

Preliminaries of the Meeting:

Reading of the Minutes of the Previous Meeting:

some issues and findings :

1. Presence of 4 Teenage Pregnancy