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BARANGAY KILOLORON

Barangay Socioeconomic Profile & Development Plan

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No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written permission of the Local Government of Real, Quezon Date of Publication 2017 First Edition 2017 Published by the Municipal Planning and Development Office of the Local Government Unit Real, Quezon

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Republic of the Philippines Province of Quezon

Message

I would like to extend my warmest greetings to the Municipal

Planning and Development Office of Real, Quezon. It is with pride that I

congratulate the barangays up your municipality for actively and

successfully participating in the LGU’s CBMS-Based Barangay Planning

and Budgeting Module (Module III).

As a government committed to uplifting the lives of its people, we believe in the

importance of continuously improving our programs and services. And in this undertaking, it is

pertinent to make use of technological advancements and scientific approaches in order to stay

competent and effective.

CBMS, or Community Based Monitoring System, is a process of data gathering,

processing and validation whose output is used to create responsive developmental programs.

This evidence based approach ensures accuracy in managing and remedying each of the unique

concerns present in Quezonian communities, and makes impact-monitoring of government

initiatives more efficient.

I believe that we are on the right track towards true and lasting progress as we work in

making this system mainstream in the province. With the steady support of LGUs and other

partners in the grassroots level, the Provincial Government of Quezon will surely be able to

create a bright future for all its citizens.

DAVID C. SUAREZ

Governor

O F F I C E O F T H E G O V E R N O R

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Republic of the Philippines Province of Quezon

Municipality of Real

Message

Greetings!

Poverty alleviation, as one of the biggest challenges in a third

world country like Philippines has been a top priority of our leaders.

Different strategies have been used by our national government to lessen

poverty incidence in our country thru diverse programs and projects. But

still, poor families are increasing in number, many are still suffering from

malnutrition, lack of education, unemployment and other basic needs which is vital to achieve

quality of life.

The Local Government Unit of Real thru DILG technical assistance and in partnership

with AKI-CBMS, the Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS) project was launched in

February 2014 which aims to address the root cause of poverty by way of knowing the gravity of

poverty in our locality, identify who are the poor, where they are and the reason why they are

poor. As the Local Chief Executive, the result of CBMS data is a very essential tool in order to

have a clear picture and broader perspective of our present situation and most importantly

identify appropriate interventions in addressing the needs in our community.

In my administration as municipal mayor, I will make sure that my five point agenda are

aligned in poverty reduction. First is the strong collaboration between municipal and

barangay governments through direct participation of all stakeholders in governance and

formulation of development plans. Second, transparency and accountability of all local

government officials and employees. Third, economic development by means of strengthening

economic enterprises, efficient management of all local government owned facilities such as port,

public market, slaughterhouse and others. Fourth, sectoral engagement to help promote

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creation of community-based projects for the barangays to augment development funds from

municipal government like education, health, livelihood, etc. Fifth, disaster preparedness,

mitigation and climate change adaptation to strengthen the mechanism on preparedness,

mitigation and adaptation on all disasters, environment protection and conservation.

I accept the challenge to fight poverty, but I cannot do this alone. I need your full

support and cooperation to achieve our goals for the general welfare of every Realeños... God

Bless Real Aksyon Diretso!

Yours Truly,

DIANA ABIGAIL D. AQUINO Municipal Mayor

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Republic of the Philippines

Province of Quezon Municipality of Real

Message

Greetings!

I would like congratulate the Barangay Government of Kiloloron for

completing its Barangay Development Plan which will act as its

framework on the development direction of Barangay Kiloloron. The

need to prepare a Barangay Development Plan (BDP) is in accordance

with the budgeting principle that “local government budgets shall operationalize the approved

local development plans’’ as mandated under Sec. 305 of R.A. No. 7160. Without the priority

programs and projects embodied in the plan, there is no basis for the programming of funds and

therefore no basis for budgeting.

The 17th Municipal Council is expecting that the said plan will not just be a mere document in

the book shelve intended just to comply the requirement of higher government authorities but a

reference contributing to and serving a reference for the future actions of the Barangay

Government.

GOD BLESS REAL! AKSYON DIRETSO!

JOEL AMANDO A. DIESTRO

Municipal Vice Mayor

O F F I C E O F T H E S A N G G U N I A N G B A Y A N

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Republic of the Philippines Real, Quezon

Brgy. Kiloloron

Message

To all the residents of Barangay Kiloloron,

Good day!

First of all, I would like to extend my sincerest appreciation and

recognition to the efforts of the members of the Sangguniang Barangay

in their full cooperation and support extended to me as the Chief

Executive of our Barangay that resulted to the success of all desired and planned Barangay

programs and projects. Continuous improvements of social services like Livelihood Programs,

Educational Program Health & Nutrition programs etc. was made possible and the Barangay’s

Vision, Mission and Objectives have been overwhelmingly delivered and achieved.

Our mandate is our task; our task is what we perform. We adhere to serve our people with

humility, integrity and pride and we accept the challenges now, tomorrow and in the future.

Thank you to the staff of Municipal Planning and Development Office for teaching and guiding

us. Truly, CBMS data will help us a lot to be effective and efficient leaders in our barangay

undertakings.

Go! Kiloloronian’s

CRISTINA M. ORDINARIO Punong Barangay

O F F I C E O F T H E P U N O N G B A R A N G A Y

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PREFACE 1

CHAPTER 1 – History of the Barangay 2

CHAPTER 2 – Barangay Profile 4

Physical Characteristics 4

Educational, Health and Service Facilities 5

Mode of Public Transportation 5

Credit Institutions 5

Water & Electric Supply 6

Waste Management 6

Peace and Order 6

List of Brgy. Officials 7

CHAPTER 3 – Implementation of CBMS 8

CHAPTER 4 – CBMS Survey Results: An Executive Summary 9

Summary of CBMS Core Indicators 9

CHAPTER 5 – Demography 12

Ratio of Households to Population 12

Population Distribution by Sex 12

Population Distribution by Age (0-5 yrs old) 13

Population Distribution by Age (6-16 yrs old) 13

CHAPTER 6 – Human Development 14

Health and Nutrition 14

Number of Malnourished Children 0-5 yrs. old 14

Children Under 5 years old who Died 14

Women who Died due to Pregnancy Related Causes 15

Water and Sanitation 15

Households without Access to Improved Water Source 15

Source of Drinking Water 16

Households Without Access to Sanitary Toilet Facility 16

Type of Toilet Facility 17

Shelter 17

Households Living in Makeshift House 17

Households who are Informal Settlers 18

Education 18

Children Aged 6-11 yrs. old who are not Attending Elementary 18

Children Aged 12-15 yrs. old who are not Attending High School 19

Children Aged 6-15 yrs. old who are not Attending School 19

Illiteracy Rate 20

Peace and Order 20

Number of Households which fell Victim to Crimes in the last 12 Months 20

Victims of Crime 21

CHAPTER 7 – Economic Development 22

Unemployment 22

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Households with Income Below Poverty Threshold 22

Subsistence 23

Households that Experienced Food Shortage 23

CHAPTER 8 – Programs Implemented in the Barangay 24

Types of Program Implemented in last 12 Months 24

Other Types of Program Implemented in the last 12 Months 25

CHAPTER 9 – LGU – Specific Indicators 26

Registered Voters 26

Electoral Participation 26

Housing and Dwelling 27

Type of Dwelling Unit 27

Households With Access to Electricity 27

Source of Electricity 28

Migration for the Last 3 Years 28

Persons with Disability 29

Type of Disablity 29

PWDs with ID 30

Senior Citizens 30

Overseas Filipino Worker 31

Civil Registry 31

Members with SSS/GSIS 32

Members who are Solo Parents 32

Households by Type of Garbage Collection 33

Entrepreneurial Activities 33

CHAPTER 10 – Climate Change Related Indicators 34

Households Engaged in Agriculture 34

Households Engaged in Livestock Raising 35

Households Engaged in Fishing 36

Households who Experienced Increased in Temperature 37

Households who Experienced more Frequent Brownouts 38

Households who Observed Rise in Sea Level 38

Households who Experienced Decrease in Water Supply 39

Households who Experienced more Frequent Flooding 39

Households who Experienced more Frequent Droughts 40

Households who Experienced Moving Out/Leaving Previous Dwelling Unit because of any Calamity

40

Households who have Disaster Preparedness Kit 41

Disaster Preparedness Kit Contents 41

Type of Calamity 42

CHAPTER 11 – Brgy. Vision and Mission Statements 43

Vision 43

Mission 43

CHAPTER 12 – Development Plans & Projects 44

Barangay Development Plan 45

Annual Investment Plan 47

Annual Operation Plan 48

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ANNEX 1: Poverty Maps 49

A. Malnourished Children 0-5 years old 50

B. Children under 5 years old who died 50

C. Women who died due to pregnancy related causes 51

D. Household without Access to Improved Water Source 51

E. Household without Access to Sanitary Toilet Facility 52

F. Households Living in Makeshift House 52

G. Household who are Informal Settler 53

H. Children 6-11 Who Are Not Attending Elementary 53

I. Children 12-15 Who Are Not Attending High School 54

J. Illiteracy rate 54

K. Victims of Crime 55

L. Unemployment 55

M. Households with Income below Poverty Threshold 56

N. Subsistence 56

O. Households that Experienced Food Shortage 57

AANNEX 2: BARANGAY VALIDATION 58

A. CBMS Validation Survey Results 59

B. Photo Documentation 62

C. Attendance 63

Barangay Kiloloron Socio-economic Profile and Development Plan Page 1

It was in 2014 when the Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS) started at Brgy.

Kiloloron. The major objective of local government unit of Real, Quezon in implementing

CBMS as a tool is to help in poverty alleviation. It challenges to build and strengthen the capacity

of the local planners and program implementers by means of collecting organized information at

the local level in order to determine the nature, extent and root cause of poverty. This tool aims

to identify and target eligible beneficiaries and come up with effective anti-poverty initiatives and

to track the impact of programs and projects being implemented especially to the barangay level.

The CBMS has 13+1 indicators that show the magnitude and proportion of households

or individuals, with either met or unmet needs, in the area of health and nutrition, shelter, water

and sanitation, basic education, income, employment and peace and order. Aside from numeric

data analysis, CBMS utilizes the advancement of technology by using Geographic Information

System (GIS) in creating maps to make figures more understandable and facilitate identification

of poor.

Brgy. Kiloloron would like to extend sincerest appreciation to its benevolent partners,

the local government unit of Real, Quezon headed by our Municipal Mayor, Hon. Diana Abigal

D. Aquino, the Sangguniang Bayan members headed by the Municipal Vice Mayor, Hon. Joel

Amando A. Diestro, Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator Rommel A. Poblete and

staff, Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) thru DILG Cluster Head Mr.

Gerardo G. Gabin and MLGOO Mr. Pierre Vladimir Palogan, AKI-CBMS and to all the

Baranggay Officials, Civil Society Organizations (CSO’s) and other stakeholders who worked

tirelessly and contributed their time to make this Barangay Socio-economic Profile and

Development Plan possible.

P R E F A C E


ay back then, there was a little community under the rule of Binangonan del Ampon

formerly known as Infanta, Quezon. The people were living harmoniously. They belong

to different ethnic groups like Dumagat and Tagalog. Fishing, planting and collecting

almaciga were their primary sources of living.

While the Japanese and Spaniards were already starting to colonize our country there was

some Spaniards who accidentally came into the central part of Binangonan Del Ampon. On the other

hand, the Dumagat Tribe was approaching from the mountains with their sacks of almaciga as their

trade. Because of their desire to know the name of the place, the Spaniards try to ask the people but

they didn’t understand with each other, then suddenly they heard a man screaming, “TAYO NA,

MAGPAKILO ROON”.This means they have their almaciga to get weighed.

The Spaniards thought that the name of the place is KILOROON because of what they’ve

heard. As time goes by, the name becomes KILOLORON.

WHEN KILOLORON BECAME A BARANGAY

Way back then, Kiloloron was a sitio under Barangay Real. That time Philippines was not

under the Japanese colony. After America seized the Philippines from Japan there were someone who

lead Kiloloron.

Early 1940 when Kiloloron had already its Tenyente Del Barrio ( Formerly called to Barangay

Chairman) named Mr. Ebong Florante and Mr Alejandro Ungriano as his auxiliary. It was followed by

Mr. Vicente Sigue. In 1945, Mr. Jose Villarosa was appointed as Tinyente del Barrio. He has the

longest period term of office among others, but he died when he was imprisoned. Mr. Gabriel Rubio

ruled for almost six months only because he was worried about the HUKBALAHAP. He was then

replaced by Mr. Bonifacio Viaje.

The celebration of Barangay Fiesta is every 15th of May. San Isidro Labrador is the Patron

Saint of Brgy. Kiloloron, An image of San Isidro Labrador was brought by the Balquiedra family from

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Paete Laguna to Brgy Kiloloron. Farming is one of the sources of income of the people in the

barangay. San Isidro Labrador is a Patron Saint of the farmers

After liberation, an election was held on December 15, 1960 and Mr. Isabelo Poblete won

when it was formerly enacted as Barangay Kiloloron under the Executive Order No. 410. Kapitan

Poblete was replaced by Mr. Napoleon Carranza then Mr. Braulio Florante then Mrs. Juanita Cereneo,

and Mrs. Nicasia Pacaigue. In 1988, when kapitana Nicasia Pacaigue died, she was replaced by kapitan

Rodelo Sollestre (1989-1995) as his successor. Kapitana Leonides Bartolome was elected in 1995, she

served the barangay for 3 terms from 1992-2007 . In October 29, 2007 election, Mr. Jaime T. Yu was

elected as the Punong Barangay , he served for almost 8 years but unfortunately died in December 13,

2015. Mrs. Cristina M. Ordinario as 1st vote kagawad became the successor and she was appointed as

Punong Barangay on December 15, 2015.


arangay kiloloron is one of the coastal barangay of Real situated 3 kms away from the town proper. It covers 4,034 hectares of land with pictures quell nestled along above the shore of Lamon Bay and the down skirt of Sierra Madre Mountain. Barangay Kiloloron is politically subdivided into seven (7) Purok namely Atis, Balimbing, Duhat, Kaimito, Lanzones Mangga

and Santol. Barangay Kiloloron is bounded by Poblacion 1 in the north, Capalong in the south,

Lamon Bay in the east and Tagumpay in the west. There are also tourism accommodations

present in the barangay; the Club Manila East and Princessness.

Interfaith Organization

There are four chapels in the Barangay: Two (2) Iglesia ni Cristo Chapels, San Isidro Labrador

and The Born Again Christian Chapel.

Table 1. Educational, Health and Service Facilities Present in the Barangay

Facility No. Distance to the nearest

facility

Name of Facility

Educational Facility

Secondary 4kms 1.UNHS Main

Elementary 1

Day care Center 1

Health Facility

Private Medical Clinic 3kms 1. Klinika Azcarraga

Maternal & Child Clinic 3kms 1. Mamacare Midwife Clinic

Brgy. Health Center 1

Dental Clinic 3kms 1. Dra. Ramallosa’s Clinic 2.Villamor-Coronacion Dental Clinic

Drugstores 3kms 1. Durante’s Drug 2. The Generics Pharmacy 3. Somerset Pharmacy

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BARANGAY KILOLORON

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Facility No. Distance to the nearest

facility

Name of Facility

4. Montalban Drugstore

Service Facility

Post Office 3kms 1. Real Town Proper

Police Station 1

Barangay Outpost 1

Bank 3kms 1. Quezon Capital Rural Bank 2. Rural Bank of Infanta Inc. 3. Rural Bank of Pangil Laguna, Inc.

Market 3kms 1. Real Public Market

Public Transport Terminal 3kms 1. Real Town Proper

Multi-Purpose Hall 1

Gas Station 3kms

1. Petron 2. Caltex 3. Syltex 4. Road Runner

Tourism Accommodation 2 1. Club Manila East 2. Princess Ness Travelers Inn

Restaurant 3kms 1. Eva’s Kitchenette 2. Joreens Express Pizza Parlor

Sport Facility 3kms 1. Real Municipal Covered Court

Brgy. Kiloloron has two (2) educational facilities. One (1) of which is public elementary school

and one (1) Day Care Center. Basic health care services and service facilities are also present in the

barangay however, majority of these services are located in 3 urban barangays (Pob.1, Pob. 61 and

Ungos).

Barangay Kiloloron is approximately 5 minutes away from Real town proper. Aside from

jeepneys, there are also tricycles and busses being used as public transportation in the barangay.

Some credit institutions present in the barangay are KUMARE Inc. and Hardin ng Kalikasan.

M O D E O F P U B L I C T R A N S P O R T A T I O N

C R E D I T I N S T I T U T I O N S


Quezon Electric Company II (QUEZELCO) provides the electric service in the barangay. In

terms of water distribution, the barangay Water System provides the water for the residents. Other

source of drinking water is from the nearest water stations 3 kilometers away from the barangay.

Every Friday of the week at 7am, our garbage was being collected by Municipal Waste

Management System. Barangay Kiloloron complies with the Republic Act 2003 Known as the

Ecological Solid Waste Management Plan of 2003.

Barangay Kiloloron is one of the safest Barangay among 17 barangays of Real, Quezon

because of the police visibility (414 PNP Camp). Aside from that, there are 16 appointed Barangay

Police that conducts regular intensive rounds within the barangay vicinity to maintain peace and order.

W A T E R & E L E C T R I C S U P P L Y

W A S T E M A N A G E M E N T

P E A C E A N D O R D E R


Picture 1. Officials of Barangay Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

The Barangay Government of Kiloloron Real, Quezon is composed of Ten (10) Sanggunian Members that holds position from December 2015 to date

List of Brgy. Officials

Punong Barangay : Hon. Cristina M. Ordinario

Barangay Kagawad

Hon. Maila B. Pangilinan Hon. Arnulfo P. Orozco

Hon. Francia M. Conde Hon. Gerry R. Leynes

Hon. Joel S. Pacaigue Hon. Warren M.Yu

Hon. Elma P. Maming

Barangay Secretary: Estelito A. Ebreo Barangay Treasurer: Rodel F. Laviña

B A R A N G A Y O F F I C I A L S


he Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS) of Brgy. Kiloloron was initially

spearheaded by the Municipal Government of Real, Quezon thru Department of Interior

and Local Government (DILG) in partnership with AKI-CBMS. A Memorandum of

Agreement between AKI-CBMS, DILG and LGU-Real, Quezon was signed last February 24, 2014

for the implementation of the said project. In accordance to the agreement, Hon. Joel Amando A.

Diestro issued Executive Order No. 002 Series of 2014 organizing the TWG of CBMS and later

revised the composition of TWG thru Executive Order No. 003 Series of 2016 designating its focal

person with the following members:

Real, Quezon Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS) Technical Working Group

Mr. Rommel A. Poblete - Project Manager/Head

Mr. Leo James M. Portales - Member

Mr. Jel Wyn C. Oligo - Member

Ms. Abigail S. Lucero - Member

Ms. Ma. Theresa J. Cabradilla - Member

Ms. Aila B. De Leon - Member

Mr. Ildefonso A. Cleofas Jr. - Member

Ms. Zareth Shahara A. Rabe - Member

CBMS Module I: Training on Data Collection and training of thirty one (31) enumerators

were conducted last April 28-May 2, 2014 facilitated by DILG. The Municipal Government of Real

shouldered the training expenses for the TWG and enumerators.

The data collection/interview started May 12, 2014 and concluded December 12, 2014. The

Municipality allocated twenty five pesos (P25.00) per household surveyed.

IMPLEMENTATION OF CBMS IN

BARANGAY KILOLORON

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ased on the Community Based Monitoring System (System) survey last 2014, the results in

13+1 core indicators in table 2 shows that a high percentage of unmet needs in households

with income below poverty threshold with a total of 198 or 47.37% and households with

income below the food threshold with a total of 126 or 30.14% .

Table 2. Summary of CBMS Core Indicators

Basic Needs Indicators Municipal Data Barangay Data

Number Proportion Number Proportion

Health & Nutrition

Children under 5 years old who died

16 0.4 0 0

Women death due to pregnancy-related causes

1 0.2 0 0

Malnourish children aged 0-5 years old

319 7.3 35 12.15

Shelter

Household living in makeshift housing

409 5.6 10 2.39

Household who are informal settlers

1083 14.9 13 3.11

Water & Sanitation

Household without access to improved water source

904 12.5 56 13.40

Household without access to sanitary toilet facility

554 7.6 18 4.31

Basic Education

Children aged 6-11 years old not attending elementary school

311 6.9 20 7.38

Children aged 12-15 years old not attending high school

870 30.9 64 41.29

Income

Household with income below poverty threshold

3694 51 198 47.37

Household with income below the food threshold

2482 34.2 126 30.14

Household who experienced food shortage

101 1.4 2 0.48

Employment Member of the labor force who are unemployed

1200 11.2 73 13.01

Peace and Order

Persons who are victims of crime 53 0.2 0 0

Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

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Health and Nutrition

No child died under 5 years old, no woman died due to pregnancy-related causes and there

were 35 malnourish children with a proportion of 12.15% whose aged 0-5 years old. BHWs conduct

regular home visits to every purok and massive information campaign about wellness of children 0-5

years old. As part of intervention, it is important to continuously monitor and conduct home visit to

avoid death of children and pregnancy-related causes incidence.

Shelter

A total of 10 households living in a makeshift housing with a proportion of 2.39% and 13

households who are informal settlers with a proportion of 3.11%. Many of the residents who are

living in makeshift houses and informal settlers are migrants from other municipalities. Financial

problem is one of the major reasons why they cannot afford to construct sturdy houses. Identification

of resettlement area is one of the possible interventions.

Water and Sanitation

A total of 56 households with a proportion of 13.40% has no access to improved water

source and 18 households do not have access to sanitary toilet facilities. Provision of clean and safe

water through SALINTUBIG Project could address this issue. For sanitary toilet facilities, Brgy.

officials will conduct dialogue to land owners to give permission the occupants to build such facility.

Sourcing out national and international funding agencies for provision of toilet bowls and

construction materials can also be done.

Basic Education

Children aged 6-11 years old not attending elementary has a magnitude of 20 with 7.38%

proportion while a high percentage of children aged 12-15 years old not attending high school with 64

individuals and proportion of 41.29% . A significant increase of children aged 12-15 years old can be

attributed to financial problem, distance to school and majority of them are already working. In order

to address the issues, different interventions were identified by the community such as home

visitation, Alternative Learning System (ALS) and prioritize the family to be a 4P’s beneficiary.


Income

A total of 198 households or a proportion of 47.37% with income below poverty threshold

and 126 households with income below the food threshold. This data shows a high poverty

incidence in Brgy. Kiloloron because of unemployment, inadequate job opportunities and job skills

mismatch. Before, many of the resident sources of income are charcoal making and logging. Since it is

prohibited, they were not able to provide adequate basic needs such as food for the family.

Identification of appropriate livelihood and skills training program were identified as intervention on

this incidence.

Employment

The member of the labor force whose unemployed is 73 or 13.01%. Majority of the residents

are engaged in fishing since it is a coastal barangay. Aside from inadequate job opportunities, there are

big commercial fishing operating in their area. They wanted this to stop for the benefit of many small

fisher folks.

Peace and Order

No person is a victim of crime. Presence of police detachment (414) is helpful in keeping the

peace and order in the barangay as well as active rounds of Brgy. Tanod and close coordination with

law enforcers.


arangay Kiloloron is composed of seven (7) purok namely Balimbing, Duhat, Lanzones, Mangga Kaimito, Santol and Atis. Based on CBMS survey in 2014, it has a total population of 1,800 with 418 households and an average household size of 4. Among the 7 purok, Purok Kaimito has the largest population with a total of 551 or 30.61% while the least

populated is Purok Atis with 89 individuals or 4.94%.

Table 3. Ratio of Households to Population per Purok

PUROK Household Population Average

HH size Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion

Balimbing 42 10.04 183 10.16 4

Duhat 49 11.72 222 12.33 5

Lanzones 63 15.07 296 16.44 5

Mangga 62 14.83 254 14.11 4

Kaimito 112 26.80 551 30.61 5

Santol 63 15.07 229 12.72 4

Atis 27 6.45 89 4.94 3

TOTAL 418 100 1800 100 4 Source of data: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 4. Population Distribution, by Sex

PUROK Magnitude Proportion

Total Male Female Total Male Female

Balimbing 177 87 90 100 49.2 50.8

Duhat 222 107 115 100 48.2 51.8

Lanzones 292 136 156 100 46.6 53.4

Mangga 254 128 126 100 50.4 49.6

Kaimito 537 293 244 100 54.6 45.4

Santol 229 117 112 100 51.1 48.9

Atis 89 47 42 100 52.8 47.2

TOTAL 1800 915 885 100 50.8 49.16


Table 4 shows the population distribution by sex in Barangay Kiloloron. Majority of the population with 50.8% are male and 49.16% are female. In purok level, three (3) purok (Balimbing, Duhat and Lanzones) are dominated by female and four (4) purok (Mangga, Kaimito, Santol and Atis) have male majority.

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Table 5. Population distribution by Age (0-5 Years Old)

Purok Total Male Female

Balimbing 24 11 13

Duhat 47 18 29

Lanzones 36 13 23

Mangga 32 16 16

Kaimito 91 51 40

Santol 46 26 20

Atis 12 7 5

TOTAL 288 142 146 Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 5 shows that majority of population distribution by age 0-5 years old in Brgy. Kiloloron

are female. Out of 1,800 population, 288 or 16% belongs to 0-5 age bracket. Purok Kaimito, Santol and Atis are dominated by male while Purok Balimbing, Duhat, Lanzones and Mangga have female majority.

Table 6. Population distribution by Age (6-16 Years Old)

Purok Total Male Female

Balimbing 45 26 19

Duhat 63 35 28

Lanzones 65 33 32

Mangga 72 31 41

Kaimito 148 83 65

Santol 48 23 25

Atis 19 9 10

TOTAL 460 240 220 Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 6 illustrates that out of 1,800 population of the barangay, 460 or 25.55% belongs to age

bracket 6-16 years old with a total of 240 males and 220 females. Four (4) purok (Balimbing, Duhat, Lanzones and Kaimito) are dominated by male and majority is female in Purok Mangga, Santol and Atis.


Table 7. Number of Malnourished Children 0-5 Years Old

PUROK

Number Of Children 0-5 Years Old

Malnourished Children 0-5 Years Old*

Magnitude* Proportion**

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female

Kiloloron 288 142 146 35 19 16 12.15 13.38 10.96

Balimbing 24 11 13 2 2 0 8.33 18.18 0.00

Duhat 47 18 29 9 3 6 19.15 16.67 20.69

Lanzones 36 13 23 1 1 0 2.78 7.69 0.00

Mangga 32 16 16 6 3 3 18.75 18.75 18.75

Kaimito 91 51 40 15 9 6 16.48 17.65 15.00

Santol 46 26 20 2 1 1 4.35 3.85 5.00

Atis 12 7 5 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Malnourished children 0-5 years old or children who are moderately or severely underweight **Number of malnourished children 0-5 years old over number of children 0-5 years old Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 7 show that out of 288 children aged 0-5, a total of 35 or 12.15% are malnourished.

Purok Kaimito has the largest number with 15 or 16.48% total magnitude while no malnourished child recorded in Purok Atis.

Table 8. Children Under 5 years old who Died

PUROK

Number of children under 5 years old

Children under 5 years old who died*



Kiloloron 232 116 116 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Balimbing 19 10 9 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Duhat 30 12 18 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Lanzones 32 10 22 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Mangga 24 10 14 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Kaimito 78 46 32 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Santol 38 22 16 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Atis 11 6 5 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Children under 5 years old who died during the reference period **Number of children under 5 years old who died over the combined number of children under 5 years old and number of children under 5 who died Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT


Table 8 shows that out of 232 children aged 0-5, there is zero casualty in the said age bracket during the reference period.

Table 9. Women Who Died Due to Pregnancy Related Causes

PUROK Number of child births (less than 1

year old)

Women who died due to pregnancy related causes*


Kiloloron 42 0 0.00

Balimbing 4 0 0.00

Duhat 8 0 0.00

Lanzones 8 0 0.00

Mangga 3 0 0.00

Kaimito 14 0 0.00

Santol 3 0 0.00

Atis 2 0 0.00 Women who died due to pregnancy related causes **Number of women who died due to pregnancy related causes over the combined number of live births and women who died due to pregnancy related causes


Table 9 shows that out of 42 number of child births who are less than 1 year old, there is

zero casualty in women due to pregnancy related causes.

A total of 56 households with a proportion of 13.40% have no access to improved water

source. Majority of them are from Purok Balimbing and Lanzones with 16 households each and the least is from Purok Santol with 2 households or 3.17%.

Table 10. Household Without Access To Improved Water Source

PUROK Number of households

Households without access to improved water source*


Kiloloron 418 56 13.40

Balimbing 42 16 38.10

Duhat 49 3 6.12

Lanzones 63 16 25.40

Mangga 62 3 4.84

Kaimito 112 11 9.82

Santol 63 2 3.17

Atis 27 5 18.52 *Households without access to safe drinking water (piped water into dwelling or bottled water) **Total number of households without access to improved sources of drinking water (piped water into dwelling/yard/plot, public tap/stand pipe, tube well/borehole, protected or semi-protected dug well, protected water from spring, rainwater and bottled water provided that the source of water used for other household needs are also from those mentioned above) over total number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

W A T E R A N D S A N I T A T I O N


Table 11. Source of Drinking Water

BARANGAY Number of households

Source of drinking water*


Kiloloron 418

Own use faucet, community water system

98 23.44

Shared faucet, community water system

53 12.68

Own use tubed/piped deep well

13 3.11

Shared tubed/piped deep well

66 15.79

Tubed/piped shallow well

0 0.00

Dug well

36 8.61

Protected spring

9 2.15

Unprotected spring

3 0.72

Lake, river, rain and others

8 1.91

Peddler

0 0.00

Bottled water

132 31.58

Others

0 0.00 *Type of source of drinking water of households **Number of households by source of drinking water over total number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 11 shows that out of 418 households 98 or 23.44% have own use faucet and 53 or 12.68% are shared faucet. Households in Brgy. Kiloloron uses both level 3 and level 2 water system. However, majority of the households uses level 1 water system.

Table 12. Household Without Access to Sanitary Toilet Facility, by Purok


Households without access to sanitary toilet facility*



Balimbing 42 0 0.00

Duhat 49 4 8.16

Lanzones 63 0 0.00

Mangga 62 0 0.00

Kaimito 112 5 4.46

Santol 63 9 14.29

Atis 27 0 0.00 *Households with no access to closed pit or water-sealed toilet facility (Note: 'others' is included here) **Number of households with no access to closed pit or water-sealed toilet facility over total number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 12 shows the number of households with no access to sanitary toilet facilities. Based on CBMS 2014 data, out of 418 households 18 or 4.31% have no access to sanitary toilet facilities. The highest magnitude is Purok Santol with 9 households followed by Purok Kaimito with with 5 and Purok Duhat with 4. The rest of the purok have access to sanitary toilet.


Table 13. Type of Toilet Facilities


Type of toilet facility*


Kiloloron 418

Water-sealed, sewer septic tank, sariling gamit

311 74.40

Water-sealed, sewer septic tank, kasalo ang ibang sambahayan

82 19.62

Water-sealed, other depository, sariling gamit

5 1.20

Water-sealed, other depository, kasalo ang ibang sambahayan

2 0.48

Closed pit

0 0.00

Open pit

5 1.20

Others (pail system, and others)

0 0.00

None

13 3.11 *Type of toilet facility of households **Number of households by construction material of roof over total number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 13 show the type of toilet facilities used by the households in Barangay Kiloloron. The

commonly used type is the water-sealed, sewer septic tank (sariling gamit) comprising 74.40% of the total households and 19.62% using the water-sealed, sewer septic tank (kasalo ang ibang sambahayan).

Table 14. Households Living In Makeshift House


Households living in makeshift house*



Balimbing 42 0 0.00

Duhat 49 1 2.04

Lanzones 63 0 0.00

Mangga 62 0 0.00

Kaimito 112 7 6.25

Santol 63 1 1.59

Atis 27 1 3.70 *Households with makeshift walls or roof **Number of households with makeshift walls or roof over total number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 14 illustrates the number of households living in makeshift shelter in the barangay.

There are 10 households or 2.39% who are living in makeshift shelter out of 418 total households. Majority of the households living in makeshift shelter are from Purok Kaimito with 7 while 1 household each at Purok Duhat, Santol and Atis.

S H E L T E R


Table 15. Households who are Informal Settler


Households who are squatters*



Balimbing 42 1 2.38

Duhat 49 1 2.04

Lanzones 63 2 3.17

Mangga 62 1 1.61

Kaimito 112 8 7.14

Santol 63 0 0.00

Atis 27 0 0.00 *Households living in public places; with rented/owned house or lot, or rent-free house or lot without consent of the owner over total number of households **Number of households living in public places; with rented/owned house or lot, or rent-free house or lot without consent of the owner over total number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

In Table 15, it shows the number of informal settlers/squatters in the barangay. A total of 13 households or 3.11% are informal settlers. Majority of them are living at Purok Kaimito with a total of 8 households followed by Purok Lanzones with 2 while no households who are squatters in Purok Santol and Purok Atis.

Table 16 illustrates the number of children aged 6-11 years old who are not attending elementary school. It shows that there is 12 male and 8 female who are not attending school in the whole barangay with a total proportion of 7.38% out of 271.

Table 16. Children 6-11 Who Are Not Attending Elementary

PUROK

Number of children 6-11 years old

Children 6-11 years old not attending elementary*



Kiloloron 271 139 132 20 12 8 7.38 8.63 6.06

Balimbing 25 12 13 1 0 1 4.00 0.00 7.69

Duhat 37 19 18 1 0 1 2.70 0.00 5.56

Lanzones 38 15 23 1 1 0 2.63 6.67 0.00

Mangga 46 20 26 9 6 3 19.57 30.00 11.54

Kaimito 83 53 30 4 2 2 4.82 3.77 6.67

Santol 32 16 16 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Atis 10 4 6 4 3 1 40.00 75.00 16.67 *Children 6-11 years old who are not attending elementary during the survey **Number of children 6-11 years old not attending elementary over total number of children 6-11 years old Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

E D U C A T I O N


Table 17. Children 12-15 Who Are Not Attending High School

PUROK


Children 12-15 years old not attending high school*



Kiloloron 155 85 70 64 43 21 41.29 50.59 30.00

Balimbing 15 11 4 6 5 1 40.00 45.45 25.00

Duhat 22 13 9 12 9 3 54.55 69.23 33.33

Lanzones 21 14 7 3 3 0 14.29 21.43 0.00

Mangga 20 9 11 12 8 4 60.00 88.89 36.36

Kaimito 56 28 28 22 13 9 39.29 46.43 32.14

Santol 14 7 7 7 4 3 50.00 57.14 42.86

Atis 7 3 4 2 1 1 28.57 33.33 25.00 *Children 12-15 years old who are not attending high school during the survey **Number of children 12-15 years old not attending high school over total number of children 12-15 years old


Table 17 shows the number of children aged 12-15 years old who are not attending high

school. In comparison with the data showed in table 16, there is a significant increase in number of children who are not attending high school because many of them are already working after high school. Majority of them are males with 43 and 21 females. The largest number can be found at Purok Kaimito with 13 and the least number is at Purok Atis with 1.

Table 18. Children 6-15 Who Are Not Attending School

PUROK


Children 6-15 years old not attending school*



Kiloloron 426 224 202 14 7 7 3.29 3.13 3.47

Balimbing 40 23 17 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Duhat 59 32 27 3 2 1 5.08 6.25 3.70

Lanzones 59 29 30 1 1 0 1.69 3.45 0.00

Mangga 66 29 37 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Kaimito 139 81 58 8 3 5 5.76 3.70 8.62

Santol 46 23 23 1 1 0 2.17 4.35 0.00

Atis 17 7 10 1 0 1 5.88 0.00 10.00 *Children 6-15 years old who are not attending school during the survey **Number of children 6-15 years old not attending school over total number of children 6-15 years old Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 18 shows the number of children aged 6-15 years old who are not attending school. A

total of 14 children or 3.29% out of 426 are not attending school. The largest number can be found at Purok Kaimito with 8 while in Purok Balimbing and Purok Mangga has none.


Table 19. Illiteracy rate

PUROK

Number of persons 10 years old and above

Illiterate persons 10 years old and above*



Kiloloron 1329 679 650 57 27 30 4.29 3.98 4.62

Balimbing 136 68 68 7 1 6 5.15 1.47 8.82

Duhat 154 80 74 4 2 2 2.60 2.50 2.70

Lanzones 235 116 119 8 2 6 3.40 1.72 5.04

Mangga 189 96 93 3 0 3 1.59 0.00 3.23

Kaimito 385 201 184 34 22 12 8.83 10.95 6.52

Santol 160 81 79 1 0 1 0.63 0.00 1.27

Atis 70 37 33 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Persons 10 years old and above who cannot read/write simple messages in any language or dialect **Number of illiterate persons 10 years old and above over total number of persons 10 years old and above


Table 19 shows the number of illiterate persons 10 years old and above. A total of 57 persons

or 4.29% out of 1329 are illiterate. The largest number can be found at Purok Kaimito with 34 while in Purok Atis has none.

There is no household who is a victim of crime in the past 12 months that’s been recorded at Barangay Kiloloron based on Table 20 data. Generally, Barangay Kiloloron is peaceful because of the intensified rounds of Brgy. Tanods and cooperation of the residents and also with the help of 414 PNP.

Table 20. Number of households who are victim to crimes in the last 12 months

PUROK Total Number of

Households

No. of Household which fell victim to crimes in the past 12 months

Magnitude Proportion


Balimbing 42 0 0.00

Duhat 49 0 0.00

Lanzones 63 0 0.00

Mangga 62 0 0.00

Kaimito 112 0 0.00

Santol 63 0 0.00

Atis 27 0 0.00


P E A C E A N D O R D E R


Table 21. Victims Of Crime

PUROK Number of persons

Victims of crime*



Kiloloron 1800 915 885 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Balimbing 177 87 90 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Duhat 222 107 115 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Lanzones 292 136 156 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Mangga 254 128 126 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Kaimito 537 293 244 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Santol 229 117 112 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Atis 89 47 42 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Persons who are victimized by murder, rape, physical injury, theft, etc. **Number of victims of crime over total population Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 21 shows that out of 1,800 total population of Barangay Kiloloron, no person is a

victim of crime.


As shown in table 22, a total of 73 or 13.01% out of 561 members of the labor force is

unemployed. The largest number can be found at Purok Kaimito with 25 or 14.71% while the least is at Purok Atis with 4 or 12.12% proportion.

Table 22. Unemployment by Sex, by Purok

PUROK

Number of members of the labor force

Unemployed members of the labor force*



Kiloloron 561 363 198 73 37 36 13.01 10.19 18.18

Balimbing 74 42 32 9 1 8 12.16 2.38 25.00

Duhat 38 29 9 8 6 2 21.05 20.69 22.22

Lanzones 96 57 39 10 8 2 10.42 14.04 5.13

Mangga 82 51 31 12 6 6 14.63 11.76 19.35

Kaimito 170 116 54 25 11 14 14.71 9.48 25.93

Santol 68 45 23 5 3 2 7.35 6.67 8.70

Atis 33 23 10 4 2 2 12.12 8.70 20.00 *Unemployed members of the labor force. Labor force members include all members 15 years old and above who are currently working or actively seeking for work. **Number of unemployed members of the labor force over total number members of the labor force Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 23. Households With Income Below Poverty Threshold


Households with income below poverty threshold*


Kiloloron 418 198 47.37


Duhat 49 33 67.35


Mangga 62 26 41.94

Kaimito 112 55 49.11

Santol 63 37 58.73

Atis 27 7 25.93 *Households with income below poverty threshold. Current thresholds are estimated, when the official is not applicable to the reference period, by projecting the official NSCB thresholds using prevailing prices. The currently used poverty thresholds are: 19493 (Rural) and 20316 (Urban). **Number of households with income below poverty threshold over total number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Chapter

7 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT


Table 23 shows households with income below poverty threshold. Out of 418 households 198 or 47.37% belongs to poverty threshold. This indicate that a high percentage of the households in the barangay do not meet the minimum income required or the minimum amount to be spent by a reference family to satisfy their basic needs. Purok Kaimito has the highest magnitude with 55 households and the least is Purok Atis with 7.

Table 24. Subsistence, by Purok


Households with income below food threshold*


Kiloloron 418 126 30.14


Duhat 49 21 42.86


Mangga 62 13 20.97

Kaimito 112 40 35.71

Santol 63 26 41.27

Atis 27 3 11.11 *Households with income below food threshold. Current thresholds are estimated, when the official is not applicable to the reference period, by projecting the official NSCB thresholds using prevailing prices. The currently used food thresholds are: 13615 (Rural) and 14189 (Urban). **Number of households with income below food threshold over total number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 24 shows households with income below food threshold. Out of 418 households 126 or 30.14% belongs to income below food threshold. This means that many of the households do not meet the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA). The highest magnitude of households are located at Purok Kaimito with proportion of 35.71%.

Table 25. Households that Experienced Food Shortage, by Purok


Households who experienced food shortage*



Balimbing 42 0 0.00

Duhat 49 0 0.00

Lanzones 63 0 0.00

Mangga 62 0 0.00

Kaimito 112 1 0.89

Santol 63 0 0.00

Atis 27 1 3.70 *Households that experienced food shortage in the last three months experienced food shortage in the last three months **Number of households that experienced food shortage over total number of households


Table 25 shows households who experienced food shortage. Out of 418 households 2 or

0.48% belongs to households who experienced food shortage. These households belong to Purok Kaimito and Purok Atis.


Table 26. Types of Program Implemented in the Last 12 Months

PUROK Number of Total Member

Number of Beneficiaries per Program

SLP Fudforsch Fudforwrk Cshforwk SPISC 4Ps ARCDP CBEP Philhealth

M* P** M* P** M* P** M* P** M* P** M* P** M* P** M* P** M* P**

Kiloloron 1800 2 0.11 16 0.89 1 0.06 0 0.00 7 0.39 118 6.56 0 0.00 0 0.00 11 0.61

Balimbing 177 0 0.00 1 0.56 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 1.13 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.56

Duhat 222 0 0.00 7 3.15 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.45 30 13.51 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

Lanzones 292 1 0.34 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 5 1.71 6 2.05 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.34

Mangga 254 1 0.39 5 1.97 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 17 6.69 0 0.00 0 0.00 4 1.57

Kaimito 537 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.19 46 8.57 0 0.00 0 0.00 4 0.74

Santol 229 0 0.00 2 0.87 1 0.44 0 0.00 0 0.00 12 5.24 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

Atis 89 0 0.00 1 1.12 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 5 5.62 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 1.12

SLP= Small Livelihood Program; Fudforsch= Food for School; Fudforwrk=Food for Work; Cshforwk=Cash for Work; SPISC=Social Pension for Indegent Senior Citizen; 4Ps=Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino Program; ARCDP=Agrarian Reform Community Development Program; CBEP=Community Based Employment Program; Philheath=Philhealth Sponsored Member

*M=Magnitude. Number of individuals who are beneficiaries of the program **P=Proportion. Number of individual who are beneficiaries of the program over the total number of member

Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron Real, Quezon

Table 26 shows the Types of Program Implemented in the last 12 months. In Small

Livelihood Program 2 or 0.11% benefited in the barangay. They are from Purok Lanzones and Purok Mangga, the rest of the purok has zero beneficiaries.

In food for school program 16 or 0.89% benefited in the barangay wherein the highest magnitude comes from Purok Duhat with 7 beneficiaries, meanwhile none from Purok Lanzones and Purok Kaimito benefited from this program. On the other hand, only one member benefited from food for work program. This individual was from Purok Santol.

There are 7 beneficiaries for Senior Citizen for Indigent Senior Citizen majority comes from Purok Lanzones. In 4P’s program, 118 or 6.56% benefited in the barangay wherein the highest magnitude comes from Purok Kaimito with 46 beneficiaries followed by Purok Duhat with 30 individuals.

There are 11 (0.61%) member of Philhealth. Majority are in Purok Mangga and Purok Kaimito both with 4 individuals each.

Chapter

8 PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED IN

THE BARANGAY


Table 27. Other Types of Program Implemented in the Last 12 Months

PUROK Number of Total Member

OTHER TYPES OF PROGRAM

OHI (15)

M/HA (16)

SFP (17)

S/EP (18)

L/STP (19)

CP (20)

HP (21)

OTHER (22)

M* P* M* P* M* P* M* P* M* P* M* P* M* P* M* P*

Kiloloron 1,800 0 0.00 17 0.94 4 0.22 11 0.61 8 0.44 5 0.28 0 0.00 2 0.11

Balimbing 177 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

Duhat 222 0 0.00 12 5.41 0 0.00 1 0.45 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

Lanzones 292 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 0.68 0 0.00 5 1.71 0 0.00 0 0.00

Mangga 254 0 0.00 1 0.39 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

Kaimito 537 0 0.00 1 0.19 4 0.74 6 1.12 3 0.56 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 0.37

Santol 229 0 0.00 3 1.31 0 0.00 2 0.87 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

Atis 89 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 5 5.62 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

OHI=Other Health Insurance; M/HA=Medical/Health Insurance; SFP=Supplemental Feeding Program; S/EP=Scholarship/ Education Program; L/STP=Livelihood/Skills Training Program; CP=Credit Program; HP=Housing Program; OTHER=Other Program

*M=Magnitude. Number of individuals who are beneficiaries of the program **P=Proportion. Number of individual who are beneficiaries of the program over the total number of member


Table 27 shows other types of program implemented in the last 12 months. In

Medical/Health Insurance Program 17 or 0.94% benefited in the barangay wherein the highest magnitude of beneficiaries comes from Purok Duhat with 12 while Purok Balimbing, Lanzones and Atis have zero beneficiaries.

In Supplemental Feeding Program only 4 or 0.22% benefited in the barangay, they are from Purok Kaimito, the rest of the puroks has zero beneficiaries from this program. On the other hand, 11 or 0.61% benefited in Scholarship/Education Program. Majority of the beneficiaries are from Purok Kaimito with 6 individuals or 1.12%.

In Livelihood/Skills Training Program, 8 or 0.44% benefited in the Barangay. They are from Purok Kaimito with 3 and Purok Atis with 5 individuals. Meanwhile, 5 members or 0.28% benefited in credit program and they are from Purok Lanzones. Other program with 2 beneficiaries was not specified.


Table 28 shows number of registered voters in the barangay. A total of 913 or 86.79% are

registered voters out of 1052 members of 17 years old and above. Majority of registered voters are located in Purok Kaimito with 259 followed by Purok Lanzones with 171. A total of 215 males and 215 females.

Table 28. Registered Voters by Sex, by Purok

PUROK

Number of Members 17 years old and above

Registered voters*



Kiloloron 1052 533 519 913 452 461 86.79 84.80 88.82

Balimbing 108 50 58 102 48 54 94.44 96.00 93.10

Duhat 112 54 58 87 39 48 77.68 72.22 82.76

Lanzones 191 90 101 171 81 90 89.53 90.00 89.11

Mangga 150 81 69 123 65 58 82.00 80.25 84.06

Kaimito 298 159 139 259 134 125 86.91 84.28 89.93

Santol 135 68 67 121 60 61 89.63 88.24 91.04

Atis 58 31 27 50 25 25 86.21 80.65 92.59 *Members 18 years old and above who are registered voters **Number of registered voters over total number of members 17 years old and above Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 29. Electoral Participation by Sex, by Purok

PUROK

Number of members 17 years old and above

Electoral participation*



Kiloloron 1052 533 519 839 410 429 79.75 76.92 82.66

Balimbing 108 50 58 97 45 52 89.81 90.00 89.66

Duhat 112 54 58 79 36 43 70.54 66.67 74.14

Lanzones 191 90 101 154 74 80 80.63 82.22 79.21

Mangga 150 81 69 114 59 55 76.00 72.84 79.71

Kaimito 298 159 139 239 119 120 80.20 74.84 86.33

Santol 135 68 67 109 53 56 80.74 77.94 83.58

Atis 58 31 27 47 24 23 81.03 77.42 85.19 *Members 18 years old and above who are registered voters **Number of registered voters who participated in the last election over total number of members 17 years old and above Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Chapter

9 LGU SPECIFIC INDICATORS

C O M M U N I T Y P A R T I C I P A T I O N


Table 29 shows number of electoral participation. A total of 839 or 79.75% of the total number of 17 years old and above participate in election. It is in Purok Kaimito with a high magnitude of electoral participation with a magnitude of 239 or 80.20%.

Table 30. Type of dwelling unit, by Barangay


Type of dwelling unit*


Kiloloron 418

Single house

412 98.56

Duplex

5 1.20

Apartment/accessoria condominium/townhouse

1 0.24

Commercial/industrial/agricultural building/house

0 0.00

Others, specify

0 0.00 *Type of dwelling unit of households **Number of households by type of dwelling unit over total number of households


Table 30 shows the type of dwelling unit in Barangay Kiloloron. Based on the survey

conducted, 412 or 98.56% are categorized as single house while others are duplex and apartment.

Table 31. Households With Access to Electricity, by Purok


Households with access to electricity*


Kiloloron 418 317 75.84


Duhat 49 42 85.71


Mangga 62 57 91.94

Kaimito 112 53 47.32

Santol 63 56 88.89

Atis 27 26 96.30 *Households with access to electricity **Number of households with access to electricity over total number of households


Table 31 shows number of households with access to electricity. 75.84% or 317 households

have access to electricity out of 418 total numbers of households in Barangay Kiloloron. Majority is at Purok Mangga with 57 with the proportion of 91.94%. Major source of electricity is Quezon Electric Cooperative (QUEZELCO).

H O U S I N G A N D D W E L L I N G


Table 32. Source of Electricity, by Barangay

BARANGAY Number of

households with access to electricity

Source of electricity*


Kiloloron 317

Electric Company

320 100.95

Generator

4 1.26

Solar

3 0.95

Battery

10 3.15 *Source of electricity **Number of households by source of electricity over total households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Electric company is the major source of electricity in Barangay Kiloloron as shown in

table 32 while solar is the least source with 3 or 0.95% proportion.

Table 33. Migration for the Last 3 Years

PUROK

number of total members

Members who migrated for the last 3 years



Kiloloron 1800 915 885 7 2 5 0.39 0.22 0.56

Balimbing 177 87 90 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Duhat 222 107 115 2 2 0 0.90 1.87 0.00

Lanzones 292 136 156 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Mangga 254 128 126 1 0 1 0.39 0.00 0.79

Kaimito 537 293 244 2 0 2 0.37 0.00 0.82

Santol 229 117 112 2 0 2 0.87 0.00 1.79

Atis 89 47 42 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Members who migrated for the last 3 years

**Number of members who migrated for the last 3 years over total number of members

Source: CBMS Census 2014

Table 33 shows number of persons who migrated for the last 3 years in Barangay Kiloloron.

Based on CBMS survey of 2014, 7 or 0.39% out of 1,800 total members had migrated. Two (2) members each in Purok Duhat, Kaimito and Santol. While Purok Mangga has one (1). A total of 2 males and 5 females.

M I G R A T I O N


Table 34. Persons With Disability (PWD) by Sex, by Purok

PUROK

Number of total members

Persons with disability (pwd)*



Kiloloron 1800 915 885 31 17 14 1.72 1.86 1.58

Balimbing 177 87 90 5 1 4 2.82 1.15 4.44

Duhat 222 107 115 2 1 1 0.90 0.93 0.87

Lanzones 292 136 156 4 1 3 1.37 0.74 1.92

Mangga 254 128 126 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Kaimito 537 293 244 16 13 3 2.98 4.44 1.23

Santol 229 117 112 4 1 3 1.75 0.85 2.68

Atis 89 47 42 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Persons with disability (PWD) **Number of persons with disability over total members Source: CBMS Census 2014

Table 34 shows number of persons with disability. Based on CBMS survey of 2014, the

highest number of persons with disability is found in Purok Kaimito with 16 individuals or 2.98%. While Purok Mangga and Purok Atis has none.

Table 35. Type Of Disability by Sex, by Barangay

BARANGAY Number of PWD

Type of disability*

Magnitude* Proportion** Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female

Kiloloron 31 17 14

Total blindness

2 0 2 6.45 0.00 14.29

Partial blindness

4 4 0 12.90 23.53 0.00

Low vision

1 1 0 3.23 5.88 0.00

Totally deaf

0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Partially deaf

0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Oral defect

1 0 1 3.23 0.00 7.14

One hand

3 3 0 9.68 17.65 0.00

No hands

0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

One leg

4 3 1 12.90 17.65 7.14

No legs

1 0 1 3.23 0.00 7.14

Mild Cerebral palsy

0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Severe Cerebral palsy

0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Retarded

1 0 1 3.23 0.00 7.14

Mentally ill

3 2 1 9.68 11.76 7.14

Mentally retardation

2 0 2 6.45 0.00 14.29

Multiple impairment

3 2 1 9.68 11.76 7.14

Others

6 2 4 19.35 11.76 28.57 *Types of disability **Number of PWDs by type of disability over total PWDs Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

P E R S O N S W I T H D I S A B I L I T Y


In terms of type of disability, table 35 shows that the highest magnitude with 6 individuals has not been specified. Meanwhile, partial blindness and one leg have 4 individuals each or both with 12.90% proportion.

Table 36. PWDs With ID by Sex, by Purok

PUROK Number of PWD

PWDs with ID*



Kiloloron 31 17 14 6 3 3 19.35 17.65 21.43

Balimbing 5 1 4 1 1 0 20.00 100.00 0.00

Duhat 2 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Lanzones 4 1 3 3 1 2 75.00 100.00 66.67

Mangga 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Kaimito 16 13 3 1 1 0 6.25 7.69 0.00

Santol 4 1 3 1 0 1 25.00 0.00 33.33

Atis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 **Number of PWDs with ID over total PWDs *PWDs with ID Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 36 shows number of persons with disability with ID. Only 6 individuals or 19.35% have

ID out of 31 PWD’s.

Table 37. Senior Citizens with ID By Sex, by Purok

PUROK

Number of senior citizens

Senior citizens with id*



Kiloloron 135 66 69 110 51 59 81.48 77.27 85.51

Balimbing 18 7 11 16 6 10 88.89 85.71 90.91

Duhat 14 9 5 13 8 5 92.86 88.89 100.00

Lanzones 34 14 20 28 11 17 82.35 78.57 85.00

Mangga 16 9 7 11 5 6 68.75 55.56 85.71

Kaimito 28 13 15 23 10 13 82.14 76.92 86.67

Santol 18 10 8 12 7 5 66.67 70.00 62.50

Atis 7 4 3 7 4 3 100.00 100.00 100.00 *Senior citizens with ID **Number of senior citizens (60 years old above) with ID over number of senior citizens


Table 37 shows number of senior citizens and senior citizens with ID at Brgy. Kiloloron.

There are 135 senior citizens, with 66 males and 69 females. Majority of the senior citizens are located in Purok Lanzones with 34 individuals. 110 senior citizens out of 135 have senior citizen’s ID.

S E N I O R C I T I Z E N S


Table 38. Overseas Filipino Worker by Sex, by Purok

PUROK

Overseas Filipino Worker (OFWs)


Total Male Female Total Male Female

Kiloloron 12 9 3 100 75.00 25.00

Balimbing 3 3 0 25.00 33.33 0.00

Duhat 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Lanzones 2 2 0 16.67 22.22 0.00

Mangga 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Kaimito 7 4 3 58.33 44.44 100.00

Santol 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

Atis 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Overseas Filipino Worker **Number of OFW per Purok over Number of OFW by Barangay Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 38 shows the number of overseas Filipino worker in Barangay Kiloloron. 7 or 58.33%

are from Purok Kaimito. Purok Balimbing has 3 individuals and Purok Lanzones has 2.

Table 39. Members without Birth Certificate

PUROK


Members without birth certificate *



Kiloloron 1800 915 885 177 98 79 9.83 10.71 8.93

Balimbing 177 87 90 7 6 1 3.95 6.90 1.11

Duhat 222 107 115 5 2 3 2.25 1.87 2.61

Lanzones 292 136 156 14 9 5 4.79 6.62 3.21

Mangga 254 128 126 18 6 12 7.09 4.69 9.52

Kaimito 537 293 244 95 57 38 17.69 19.45 15.57

Santol 229 117 112 7 4 3 3.06 3.42 2.68

Atis 89 47 42 31 14 17 34.83 29.79 40.48 *Members without Birth Certificate **Number of members without birth certificate over total number of members Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 39 shows the number of members without birth certificates in Brgy. Kiloloron. 177 or

9.83% out of 1800 total members has no birth certificate. Majority of them are from Purok Kaimito with 95 or 17.69%. The least are from Purok Duhat with 5 or 2.25%.

O V E R S E A S F I L I P I N O W O R K E R

C I V I L R E G I S T R Y


Table 40. Members with SSS/GSIS by sex, by Purok

PUROK

number of members 18 years old and above

Members 18 years old and above with SSS/GSIS*



Kiloloron 1007 505 502 226 119 107 22.44 23.56 21.31

Balimbing 103 47 56 36 21 15 34.95 44.68 26.79

Duhat 104 51 53 19 7 12 18.27 13.73 22.64

Lanzones 182 86 96 39 19 20 21.43 22.09 20.83

Mangga 139 72 67 42 20 22 30.22 27.78 32.84

Kaimito 290 153 137 35 19 16 12.07 12.42 11.68

Santol 134 67 67 38 22 16 28.36 32.84 23.88

Atis 55 29 26 17 11 6 30.91 37.93 23.08 *Members with SSS/GSIS **Number of members 18 years old and above with SSS/GSIS over the number of members 18 years old and above Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 40 shows number of members with SSS/GSIS at Brgy. Kiloloron. There are 226 who

are member of SSS/GSIS with the proportion of 22.44% out of 1,007 total number of members 18 years old and above. Majority of them are from Purok Mangga with 42 or 30.22%. The least are from Purok Atis with 17 or 30.91%.

Table 41. Members who are Solo Parents by Sex, by purok

PUROK


Members who are solo parents*



Kiloloron 1800 915 885 43 12 31 2.39 1.31 3.50

Balimbing 177 87 90 5 2 3 2.82 2.30 3.33

Duhat 222 107 115 10 2 8 4.50 1.87 6.96

Lanzones 292 136 156 4 0 4 1.37 0.00 2.56

Mangga 254 128 126 8 4 4 3.15 3.13 3.17

Kaimito 537 293 244 6 2 4 1.12 0.68 1.64

Santol 229 117 112 8 2 6 3.49 1.71 5.36

Atis 89 47 42 2 0 2 2.25 0.00 4.76 *Members who are solo parents **Number of members who are solo parent over total number of members Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 41 shows number of members who are solo parents. Out of 1800, 43 or 2.39% are solo

parents. Majority of the solo parents are female with 31 and only 12 male. The highest magnitude of solo parents are located in Purok Duhat with 10 followed by Purok Mangga and Purok Santol with 8, Purok Kaimito with 6, Purok Balimbing with 5, Purok Lanzones with 4 and Purok Atis with 2.

M E M B E R S W I T H S S S / G S I S

S O L O P A R E N T


Table 42. Households by Type of Garbage Collection, by Barangay

BARANGAY Number of

total households

Households by type of garbage collection*


Kiloloron 418

Garbage collected

242 57.89

Garbage burned

249 59.57

Garbage composted

194 46.41

Garbage recycled

251 60.05

Garbage segregated

347 83.01

Garbage dumped to closed pit

59 14.11

Garbage dumped to open pit

14 3.35

Other waste management

0 0.00 *Type of garbage collection of households **Number of households by type of garbage collection over total households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy.Kiloloron , Real, Quezon

In Table 42 shows number of households by type of garbage collection. Out of 418

households, the highest magnitude by type of garbage collection is garbage segregated with a total of 347 or 83.01% followed by garbage recycled with 251 households.

Table 43. Households by Entrepreneurial Activity

BARANGAY Number of

total households

Households by entrepreneurial activity*


Kiloloron 418

Engaged in crop farming and gardening

6 1.44

Engaged in livestock/poultry

5 1.20

Engaged in fishing

30 7.18

Engaged in forestry

6 1.44

Engaged in wholesale/retail

44 10.53

Engaged in manufacturing

2 0.48

Engaged in community, social & personal service

0 0.00

Engaged in transportation, storage & communication

26 6.22

Engaged in mining & quarrying

1 0.24

Engaged in construction

4 0.96

Other activities nec

3 0.72 *Entrepreneurial activity of households **Number of households by entrepreneurial activity over total households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 43 shows the number of entrepreneurial activities at Brgy. Kiloloron. Majority of the

households are engaged in wholesale/retail with 44 or 10.53% while there is no household engaged in community, social & personal service.

H O U S E H O L D S B Y T Y P E O F G A R B A G E C O L L E C T I O N

E N T R E P R E N E U R I A L A C T I V I T I E S


Graph 1. Household Engaged in Agriculture


Graph 1 shows the number of households engaged in agriculture. Based on the graph,

there are 6 households who are engaged in agriculture in Barangay Kiloloron. 2 in Purok Kaimito and 1 household each in Puroks Balimbing, Lanzones, Santol and Atis. Luckily, there is no record of households with decreased crop harvested.

CLIMATE CHANGE

RELATED INDICATORS

A G R I C U L T U R E

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Table 44. Reason for low harvest, by Barangay

BARANGAY Number of households in agriculture with decreased

crop harvested

Reason for low harvest*


Kiloloron 0

Increase in cost of farm inputs such as seeds, fertilizer, pesticides, etc.

1 0.00

Affected by drought

0 0.00

Affected by typhoon

2 0.00

Affected by flood

0 0.00

Affected by pests

0 0.00

Decrease in supply of water from the irrigation

0 0.00

Change in primary occupation of member

0 0.00

Others, Specify

0 0.00

*Reason for low harvest **Number of households by reason for low harvest over number of households in agriculture with decreased crop harvested Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

According to CBMS Census 2014 there are 6 or 1.43% out of 418 total households in the barangay who are engaged in agriculture. Fortunately, there is zero record of households in agriculture with decreased crop harvested. However, possible reason for such can be typhoon and increase in cost of farm inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, etc

Graph 2. Household Engaged in Livestock Raising


Graph 2 shows the number of households engaged in livestock raising. Based on the

graph, there are 5 households who are engaged in livestock raising at Barangay Kiloloron. Two (2) in Purok Kaimito and one (1) household each in Puroks Balimbing, Santol and Atis. However, 2 of these households experienced decreased livestock raised. These households are from Purok Balimbing and Purok Santol.


Table 45. Reason for Low Livestock Raised, by Barangay

BARANGAY Number of households in agriculture with decreased

livestock raised

Reason for low livestock raised*


Kiloloron 2

Increase in cost of farm inputs (feeds,chicks, etc.)

1 50.00

Stricken with diseases (swine flu, bird flu, foot and mouth disease, etc.)

0 0.00

Decrease in land holding

0 0.00

Affected by typhoon

0 0.00

Affected by flood

0 0.00

Affected by extreme hot weather condition

0 0.00

Others, specify _____

2 100.00 *Reason for low livestock raised **Number of households by reason for low livestock raised over number of households in agriculture with decreased livestock raised


Tables 45 show the effect of climate change in Livestock raising. Based on the data, there are

5 or 1.19% out of 418 total households in the barangay who are engaged in livestock raising. 2 households or 40% experience decreased livestock raised. Major reason for low livestock raised is not specified in the data.

Graph 3. Household Engaged in Fishing


Graph 3 shows the number of households engaged in fishing. Based on the graph, there are 30 households who are engaged in fishing at Barangay Kiloloron. It is in Purok Mangga with the highest number of households with a total of 9 and the least is Purok Balimbing and Duhat both with 1 household each. Unfortunately, 20 of these households experienced decreased fish catch. Majority are from Purok Mangga with 5 followed by Purok Atis with 4.


Table 46. Reason for Low Fish Catch, by Barangay


in fishing with decreased fish catch

Reason for low fish catch*


Kiloloron 20

Decrease in fishing area due to government restrictions

0 0.00

Decrease in fishing area due to competition

5 25.00

Fewer fishes

4 20.00

Occurrence of coral bleaching

2 10.00

Lessened the number of times fishing because of the increase in fuel prices

6 30.00

Occurrence of oil spill and other pollution

1 5.00

Fishkill

0 0.00

Frequent occurrence of typhoons

0 0.00

Others, specify __

2 10.00 *Reason for low fish catch **Number of households by reason for low fish catch over number of Households in fishing with decreased fish catch


Tables 46 show the effect of climate change in Fishing. As shown in table 43, there are 30

households or 7.17% out of 418 total households in the barangay who are engaged in fishing since it is a coastal barangay. 20 households or 66.66% experience decreased fish harvested. Major reasons for low harvest are increase in fuel prices and decrease in fishing area due to competition.

Table 47. Households Who Experienced Increase in Temperature, by Purok


Households who experienced increase in temperature*


Kiloloron 418 365 87.32


Duhat 49 46 93.88


Mangga 62 59 95.16

Kaimito 112 96 85.71

Santol 63 59 93.65

Atis 27 23 85.19 *Households who experienced increase in temperature **Number of households who experienced increase in temperature over number households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon


Table 47 show the number of households who experienced increased in temperature. As shown in the table, a total of 365 households or 87.32% were affected by the incidence. It is in Purok Kaimito with the highest number of households with a total of 96 or 85.71% and the least is Purok Atis with 23 households or 85.19%.

Table 48. Households Who Experienced more Frequent Brownouts, by Purok


Households who experienced more frequent brownouts*


Kiloloron 418 312 74.64


Duhat 49 39 79.59


Mangga 62 46 74.19

Kaimito 112 91 81.25

Santol 63 43 68.25

Atis 27 16 59.26 *Households who experienced more frequent brownouts **Number of households who experienced more frequent brownouts over number households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 48 shows the number of households who experienced more frequent brownouts. As

shown in the table, there are 312 households or 74.64% out of 418 total households who experienced more frequent brownouts. In terms of magnitude, Purok Kaimito has the highest number with 91 households and Purok Lanzones in proportion with 80.95%.

Table 49. Households Who Observed Rise in Sea Level, by Purok


Households who observed rise in sea level*



Balimbing 42 2 4.76

Duhat 49 10 20.41

Lanzones 63 1 1.59

Mangga 62 5 8.06

Kaimito 112 1 0.89

Santol 63 4 6.35

Atis 27 1 3.70 *Households who observed rise in sea level **Number of households who observed rise in sea level over number households



Table 49 shows the number of households who observed rise in sea level. As shown in the table, there are 24 households or 5.74% out of 418 total households who observed rise in sea level. In terms of magnitude, Purok Duhat has the highest number with 10 households with the proportion of 20.41%.

Table 50. Households Who Experienced Decrease In Water Supply, By Purok

PUROK Number of households Households who experienced decrease

in water supply*


Kiloloron 418 103 24.64


Duhat 49 31 63.27

Lanzones 63 2 3.17

Mangga 62 24 38.71

Kaimito 112 0 0.00

Santol 63 32 50.79

Atis 27 4 14.81 *Households who experienced decrease in water supply **Number of households who experienced decrease in water supply over number households


Table 50 shows the number of households who experienced decrease in water supply. As shown in the table, there are 103 households or 24.64% out of 418 total households who experienced decrease in water supply. In terms of magnitude, Purok Santol has the highest number with 32 households.

Table 51. Households who Experienced more Frequent Flooding, by Purok


Households who experienced more frequent flooding*



Balimbing 42 0 0.00

Duhat 49 0 0.00

Lanzones 63 0 0.00

Mangga 62 0 0.00

Kaimito 112 0 0.00

Santol 63 0 0.00

Atis 27 0 0.00 *Households who experienced more frequent flooding **Number of households who experienced more frequent flooding over number households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

There are no household who experienced more frequent flooding at Brgy. Kiloloron as

shown in the table.


Table 52. Households who Experienced more Frequent Droughts, by Purok


Households who experienced more frequent droughts*



Balimbing 42 4 9.52

Duhat 49 11 22.45

Lanzones 63 4 6.35

Mangga 62 22 35.48

Kaimito 112 0 0.00

Santol 63 32 50.79

Atis 27 11 40.74 *Households who experienced more frequent droughts **Number of households who experienced more frequent droughts over number households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 52 shows the number of households who experienced more frequent droughts. As

shown in the table, there are 84 households or 20.10% out of 418 total households who experienced more frequent droughts. The highest magnitude was recorded in Purok Santol with 32 households or 50.79%.

Table 53. Households Who Experienced Moving Out/Leaving Previous Dwelling Unit Because of any Calamity, by Purok


Households who experienced moving out/leaving previous dwelling unit because of any calamity*



Balimbing 42 0 0.00

Duhat 49 3 6.12

Lanzones 63 0 0.00

Mangga 62 2 3.23

Kaimito 112 1 0.89

Santol 63 1 1.59

Atis 27 2 7.41 *Households who experienced more frequent droughts **Number of households who experienced moving out/leaving previous dwelling unit because of any calamity over number households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 53 shows the number of households who experienced moving out/leaving previous

dwelling unit because of any calamity. As shown in the table, there are 9 households or 2.15% out of 418 total households who experienced moving out/leaving previous dwelling unit because of calamity.


Table 54. Households who have Disaster Preparedness Kit, by Purok


Households who have disaster preparedness kit*



Balimbing 42 2 4.76

Duhat 49 0 0.00

Lanzones 63 0 0.00

Mangga 62 2 3.23

Kaimito 112 2 1.79

Santol 63 0 0.00

Atis 27 5 18.52 *Households who have disaster preparedness kit **Number of households who have disaster preparedness kit over number households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

The Table 54 shows the number of households who have disaster preparedness kit. As shown

in the table, only 11 households or 2.63% out of 418 total households who have disaster preparedness kit in the Barangay.

Table 55. Disaster Preparedness Kit Contents

BARANGAY Number of Households

who have disaster preparedness kit

Disaster preparedness kit contents*


Kiloloron 11

Water

11 2.63

Food (canned goods, biscuit, bread)

10 2.39

Matches/Lighter

11 2.63

Flashlight/Emergency Light

11 2.63

Radio/Transistor

1 0.24

Candle

8 1.91

Medical Kit

7 1.67

Whistle

2 0.48

Clothes

11 2.63

Blanket

11 2.63

Battery

2 0.48

Important Documents

10 2.39

Other type

0 0.00 *Disaster preparedness kit contents **Number of households by disaster preparedness kit contents over number of Households who have disaster preparedness kit Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

The Table 55 shows the Disaster preparedness kit contents. As shown in the table, the common content of the kit are water, matches/lighter, flashlight/emergency light, clothes and blanket.


Table 56. Type of Calamity, by Barangay

BARANGAY Number of Households Type of Calamity*


Kiloloron 418

Typhoon

6 1.44

Flood

3 0.72

Drought

7 1.67

Earthquake

2 0.48

Volcanic eruption

0 0.00

Landslide

0 0.00

Tsunami

0 0.00

Fire

0 0.00

Forest fire

0 0.00

Arm Conflict

0 0.00

Others

0 0.00 *Type of calamity **Number of households by type of calamity over number of households Source: CBMS Census 2014, Brgy. Kiloloron, Real, Quezon

Table 56 shows the Type of calamity by Barangay. As shown in the table, drought has the

highest magnitude with 7 or 1.67% followed by typhoon with 6 or 1.44%. Other type of calamities includes flood and earthquake.


"A peaceful and orderly society, a leader who have wide knowledge in public service and that

promotes tranquil, healthy and God-loving community and value of nature, culture, education and

livelihood of the barangay”

“Isang mapayapa at maayos na pamayanan, na may malawak na kaisipan sa paglilingkod at pagtataguyod

ng tahimik, malusog at maka –Diyos na mga mamamayan na may pagpapahalaga sa kalikasan, kultura, edukasyon

at pangkabuhayan ng barangay.”

"Uplift and improve the level of public service of Barangay Officials, with the right vision in

promoting livelihood, health and wellness, education and with broad interest in promoting tourism in

order to help sustainable development of the barangay.”

“Maiangat at mapa-unlad ang antas ng tunay na paglilingkod ng mga namumuno sa Barangay, na may

tamang pananaw sa dignidad, pangkabuhayan, pampalaksan at edukasyon, malusog at malawak na interes sa

pagtataguyod ng turismo na makakatulong sa patuloy na pag-unlad ng barangay.”

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BRGY. VISION AND

MISSION STATEMENTS

V I S I O N

M I S S I O N


DEVELOPMENT PLANS &

PROJECTS

Chapter

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B A R A N G A Y D E V E L O P M E N T P L A N


A N N U A L I N V E S T M E N T P L A N


A N N U A L O P E R A T I O N P L A N


POVERTY

MAPS

ANNEX

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A . M A L N O U R I S H C H I L D R E N 0 - 5 Y E A R S O L D

B . C H I L D R E N U N D E R 5 Y E A R S O L D W H O D I E D


C . W O M E N W H O D I E D D U E T O P R E G N A N C Y R E L A T E D C A U S E S

D . H O U S E H O L D S W I T H O U T A C C E S S T O I M P R O V E D W A T E R S O U R C E


E . H O U S E H O L D S W I T H O U T A C C E S S T O S A N I T A R Y T O I L E T F A C I L I T Y

F . H O U S E H O L D S L I V I N G I N M A K E S H I F T H O U S E


G . H O U S E H O L D S W H O A R E I N F O R M A L S E T T L E R

H . C H I L D R E N 6 - 1 1 W H O A R E N O T A T T E N D I N G E L E M E N T A R Y


I . C H I L D R E N 1 2 - 1 5 W H O A R E N O T A T T E N D I N G H I G H S C H O O L

J . I L L I T E R A C Y R A T E


K . V I C T I M S O F C R I M E

L . U N E M P L O Y M E N T


M . H O U S E H O L D S W I T H I N C O M E B E L O W P O V E R T Y T H R E S H O L D

N . S U B S I S T E N C E


O . H O U S E H O L D S T H A T E X P E R I E N C E D F O O D S H O R T A G E


BARANGAY VALIDATION Venue: Kiloloron Brgy. Hall Date: January 27, 2017, 9:00AM – 12:00 NN

ANNEX

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Area Indicators Community Feedback

Explanations/ Reasons

Interventions

HEALTH

Proportion of child deaths aged 0-5 years old

1. Massive information campaign.

1. Conduct regular check up of BHW every purok.

1. Continues monitoring / home visit and Information Education Campaign

Proportion of women deaths due to pregnancy related causes

1. BHWs conduct regular home visit

1. Continues monitoring / home visit and Information Education Campaign

NUTRITION

Proportion of malnourished children aged 0-5 years old

1. Laziness of parents especially mothers to send their children to feeding program.

1. High density of population. 2. Unbalanced diet.

1. Feeding Program 2. Avoid gossips / idle time. 3. Suggest every house to plant and cook vegetables.

SHELTER

Proportion of households living in makeshift housing

1. Migrants from other municipalities. 2. Financial problem.

1. Lot owner do not give authority to construct a house.

1. Identify resettlement area

Proportion of households classified as squatters/informal settlers

1. Migrants from other municipalities.

1. No authorization from lot owner. 2. No official land lord.

1. Identify resettlement area

WATER AND SANITATION

Proportion of households without access to safe water supply

1. SALINUBIG Project

Proportion of households without access to sanitary toilet facilities

1. Informal settlers 2. Financial problem – unable to buy materials for

1. Brgy. officials will conduct dialogue to lot owners to give permission to

A . C B M S V A L I D A T I O N S U R V E Y R E S U L T S




Interventions

toilet construction.

construct sanitary toilet facilities.

EDUCATION

Proportion of children 6- 11 yrs. old not in elementary school

1. No guardian. 2. Unemployment of parents. 3. Numerous numbers of children.

1. DepEd to include them in home visitation 2. Job opportunities for parents. 3. Family Planning 4. Alternative Learning System (ALS)

Proportion of children 12-15 yrs. old not in secondary school

1. Financial problem. 2. Working already. 3. Far from school 4. Some students need to cross river

1. DepEd to include them in home visitation 2. Alternative Learning System (ALS) 3. 4P’s 4. Provide hanging bridge.

INCOME

Proportion of household with income below the poverty threshold

1. Poverty 2. No permanent job 3. Stop commercial fishing.

1. Identify appropriate livelihood program 2. Conduct skills training program (ex. TESDA)

Proportion of households with income below the food threshold

1. Unemployment 2. Lost source of income (logging & charcoal making)





Interventions

Proportion of households who experienced food shortage

1. Unemployment


EMPLOYMENT Proportion of persons in the labor force who are unemployed

1. Inadequate job opportunities 2. Job skills mismatch 3. Lack of skills 4. Inadequate educational attainment


PEACE & ORDER

Proportion of persons who are victims of crime

1. Presence of Police detachment in the brgy. (414) 2. Active rounds of Brgy. Tanod

1. Continuous active rounds of Brgy. Tanod and close coordination with law enforcers.

Name of Process Documentors: Mary Joy Sianghio, Charity Austria and Maricar


Mr. Leo James M. Portales PDO, leads the Opening Program of CBMS Barangay Validation in Barangay Kiloloron and Punong Barangay Cristina M. Ordinario, do the welcome remarks.

Project Overview and 13+1 Core indicator discussed by EnP Rommel A. Poblete, MPDC & CBMS Project Manager and all of them diligently listening to the said explanations.

Participants of Barangay Kiloloron during the CBMS Barangay Validation

B . P H O T O D O C U M E N T A T I O N


C . A T T E N D A N C E