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Group VI: Alamis Cirujales Delgado Lagos Soriano Villaflor Community Profiling and Analysis at Brgy. Bonifacio

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Group VI:

Alamis

Cirujales

Delgado

Lagos

Soriano

Villaflor

Community Profiling and Analysis at Brgy. Bonifacio

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We have always been aware of the situation of our society, but unless we immerse ourselves in their state, we can never fully understand as to how they ended up there and what can we do to help them.

To justify that, here is the itemized data from our Barangay Profiling Analysis

Introduction

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Spot Map

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Organizational Chart of the Community

ALAN MACAZARBrgy. Captain

RODEL LIBO-ONTreasurer

CORAZON ABASTILLAS

Secretary

Kagawad:

Jose GulloCecilia Biag

Rodney BandojoAida Macawiwili

Claudine MontibonSalvador AbastillasDominic Gangoso

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Barangay profile of

Barangay Bonifacio

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District: ArevaloCity: Iloilo (Highly Urbanized)

I. General InformationA. Nature of Existence

1. Legal Basis of Creation: None2. Date of Ratification: None3. Names of Sitios/Purok/Zones and Adjacent

Barangays

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N - Sto. DomingoE - Sta. FelominaW – Sta. CruzS – Sto. Nino Sur

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B. Distance from:1. City Hall: 9 kms.2. Poblacion of the nearest Municipality/City: Oton

5 kms.3. Provincial Capitol: 7 kms.4. National Highway: 1 km.

C. Total Land Area: 44, 334.98 sqm.(Source: City Assessor’s Office/CPDO)

D. Terrain CharacteristicsTerrain Type Barangay

Characteristics

Coastal* 0 %

Plain 100 %

Hilly 0 %

Mountainous 0 %

Others (specify) 100 %

*shoreline of Iloilo City(Arevalo, Molo, City Proper, La Paz, Jaro)

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E. Type of Soil

F. Population1. Total Population ( CY 2010)

Male: 1,056 Female: 964 Both Sexes: 2,020

Type of Soil Percentage

Hydrosol 0 %

Beach Sand 0 %

Sta. Rita Clay 65 %

Umingan Sandy Loam

35 %

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2. Age and Sex Distribution:

Age Male Female Both SexesUnder 1 year

1-4 61 68 1295-9 52 53 105

10-14 117 112 22915-19 90 86 17620-24 89 85 17425-29 85 74 15930-34 71 79 15035-39 93 80 17340-44 81 73 15445-49 59 53 11250-54 79 48 12755-59 54 44 9860-64 38 41 7965-69 39 30 6970-74 29 22 5175-79 16 13 29

80-above 2 3 5Total 1056 964 2020

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G. Total Number of Households ( CY 2010) = 420

H. Dialect predominantly spoken -Hiligaynon

I. Ethnic/Tribal group/s in the Brgy.1. Ilonggo2. Tagalog

J. Election Data Date of Last Election: October 25, 2010

1. No. of Registered Voters = 1098

2. No. of Predominantly Voters who actually voted =733

3. No. of Precincts =4

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II. Economic ConditionA. Major Source of Livelihood:

1. Self Employed2. Gov’t & Private Employee3. Medical Related Profession4. Businessman5. Driving of Pedicabs6. Driving of Taxi, Jeep, Truck7. Sales Clerk8. Gardening

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a) OccupationOccupation Total no. Occupation Total no.

1. Self Employed 76 11. Driver (Taxi, PUJ, Motorcycle, Truck)

21

2. Employee (private/public) 57 12. Pedicab Driver 28

3. Teacher (private/public) 16 13. Fisherman/Farmer 3

4. OFW/Seaman 15 14. Vendor (Fish, Vegetable, Cooked food, etc.)

19

5. Medical Related Profession 29 15. Dressmaker/Tailor 2

6. Carpenter/Construction Worker/Plumber

15 16. Barbers/Hairdresser 3

7. Laborer/Odd Jobs 12 17. Businessman/woman 12

8. Janitor/Gardener 17 18. Beautician/Make-up artist

2

9. Secretary/Clerk/Programmer

3 19. Electrician/Techncian 4

10. Sales Lady/Receptionist 21 20. Others (specify)

Total 242 94

Grand Total 261

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b) Employment by Age group and Sex

Age Group Both Sexes Sex

Male Female

15-19 30 18 12

20-24 65 34 31

25-29 44 30 14

30-34 41 24 17

35-39 52 27 24

40-44 29 17 12

45-49 32 23 9

50-54 29 17 12

55-59 17 9 8

60-64 9 5 4

65 and over 7 4 3

TOTAL 355 209 146

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c) Income/SalaryMonthly Income/Salary Total No. of Household

Less than 2,000 61

2,000-3,999 51

4000-5,999 12

6,000-7,999 68

8,000-9,999 35

10,000-11,999 11

12,000-13,999 13

14,000-19,999 30

20,000-24,999 11

25,000-29,999 13

30,000-34,999 30

35,000-39,999 17

40,000-44,999 9

45,000-49,999 8

50,000 & above 11

TOTAL 420

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B. Agriculture1. Poultry/Livestock Population

Type Number

Type Number

A. Poultry: B. Livestock

Layers 2,345 Cattles

Broilers Carabaos

Muscovy (Ducks)

Hogs 16

Geese Goats

Pigeons Horses 367

Quails Dogs

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B. Industry

Manufacturing Industry

Number Commercial Establishment

Number

Engineering Work Machine Shop

1 Sari-sari store 35

Water Refilling Station

3 Video, DVD Tapes Center/Internet

Café

2

Insurance/Dealer in Securities

1

Others: Flower Garden

2

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III. Social ConditonsA. Health

1. Health Status1.1 Total number of Births

= 41.2 Total number of Deaths

= 41.3 Five Leading causes of

Mortality, CY 2010Causes Number

Cancer 1

Old age 1

Pneumonia 2

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1.4 Five Leading Morbidity, CY 2010

1.5 Five Leading Causes of Infant Morbidity, CY 2010

Causes Number

Diarrhea 15

Flu 20

Asthma 15

Allergy 12

Causes Number

Fever 1

Flu 1

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1.6 Causes of Maternal Deaths, CY 2101

2. Toilet Facilities

Causes Number

Pneumonia 1

Type of Toilet Number of Household

1. Automatic Flush 125

2. Water Sealed 295

3. Antipolo/Closed pit 0

4. Others(specify) 0

TOTAL 420

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3. Disposal System of Garbage/Solid Waste

Disposal System No. of Households

1. Collected by trucks 363

2. Open pit 5

3. Burying 52

4. Burning 0

5. Throw anywhere 0

6. Others(specify) 0

TOTAL 420

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B. Social Welfare1. No. of Household Members with ages 13-21 yrs who are not in school/Out of School Youth(OSY)

2. No. of Disabled Household Members

Household Members(Ages 13-21 yrs.)

Male Female Total

24 12 36

Male Female Total

5 3 8

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C. Education1. Formal Education

Educational Attainment Number

No. Grade Completed 0

Nursery/Prep./Kinder 37

Elementary

Grade I 33

Grade II 28

Grade III 22

Grade IV 27

Grade V 22

Grade VI 32

High School

1st Year 27

2nd Year 30

3rd Year 20

4th Year 27

5th Year 0

College

1st Year 59

2nd Year 66

3rd Year 50

4th Year 52

5th Year 6

Baccalaureate Degree(BSE, BSC, etc.) 173

Post Baccalaureate (MA, Ph.D.) 12

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D. Housing1. Number/Type of Building/Dwelling Units

Type of Building/Dwelling

Units

No. of Building/Dwelling

1. Single House 229

2. Duplex 12

3. Two-storey house 106

4. Apartment/Condom inium/Townhouse

3

5. Improvised House

6. Others(specify)

TOTAL 420

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2. No. of Building/Dwelling Units by Type of Construction Materials

Building/Dwelling Units by Type of

Construction Materials

No. of Building/Dwelling

Units

1. Strong Materials 194

2. Mixed Materials3. Light Materials

142

4. Salvaged/Makeshift Materials

84

5. Others(specify) 0

TOTAL 420

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E. Protective Services

F. Sports and Recreational1. Number of Existing Public/Private Sports/Recreational

Facilities by Type

Presence of Protective

(Services/Facilities)

No. of Personnel/Members

Barangay Tanod Brigade

9

FacilitiesNumber

Public Private

A. Sports

1. Basketball Court 1

2. Tennis Court 1

3. Swimming Pool 1

B. Recreational

1. Games(Videoke, Billiard, Computer, etc.)

2

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G. Water Supply1. Inventory of Existing Water Supply

Water SupplyNo. of

Households Served

% of Total Households Served

1. Communal /water Point Source (Level I)*

150 35.71%

2. Communal Faucet System (MIWD Level II)*

270 64.29%

3. Water Supply System (MIWD Level III)

TOTAL 420 100%

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H. Power Supply1. Inventory of Existing Power Supply

2. Fuel Used

Type No. of Households

% of Total Househol

ds

1. Electricity 410 97.62%

2. LPG 0 0%

3. Kerosene 10 2.38%

TOTAL 420 100%

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I. Land Use

Land Use Land Use Category

1. Residential 30

2. Commercial 0

3. Industrial 0

TOTAL 420

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Demographic Data Tables and Charts

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A. Type of Family

B. Type of Housing

Type of family No. of families

Nuclear 5

Extended 5

TOTAL 10

Lot No. Of Families

Owned 5

Free-rent 2

Squat 2

Shared 1

TOTAL 10

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House No. of Families

Owned 9

Shared 1

TOTAL 10

Type of House No. Of Families

Concrete 3

Wood 5

Makeshift 2

TOTAL 10

C. Type of House

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D. Environment

Lighting No. Of Families

Inadequate 1

Adequate 9

TOTAL 10

Ventilation No. Of Families

Inadequate 6

Adequate 4

TOTAL 10

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E. Water Supply

F. Excreta disposal

Types of water supply No. Of families

Level 1 9

Level 2 1

Level 3 0

TOTAL 10

Types of excreta disposal

No. Of families

Level 1 4

Level 2 1

Level 3 5

TOTAL 10

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G. Garbage Disposal

H. Food Storage

Types of garbage disposal

No. Of families

Burning 3

Collected 3

Open Dumping 4

TOTAL 10

Types of food storage No. Of families

Refrigerated 1

Covered 7

Uncovered 0

Pamingganan 2

TOTAL 10

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I. Health care

Type of Health care No. Of families

Barangay 8

Private clinic 1

Hospital(Charity service)

1

TOTAL 10

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Based on our gathered data, we have observed that Brgy. Bonifacio have poor sanitation, personal hygiene, improper waste disposal and lack of adequate health and livelihood facilities.

These problems can inflict negative effects to the community. Some of which are illnesses specifically, respiratory ilnesses and sanitation problems.

Analysis

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With what we have gathered and witnessed, we could conclude that Brgy. Bonifacio needs programs that could enhance their community in terms of their health and livelihood facilities through medical missions and introducing seminars on how to improve their livelihood.

Furthermore, the main concern is on solving their sanitation problems and proper waste disposal through workshops, talks and advocating them on proper waste segregation and conducting clean-up programs.

Conclusion

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Documentation

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