Barangay Profile - Jen Andaya

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University of BatangasHilltop, Batangas City

Barangay ProfileAn analysis

( Libjo Barangay Hall)

Submitted by:Ms. Andaya, Jennifer S.

Submitted to:Mrs.Jocelyn Quiddam



LIBJO BARANGAY OFFICIALS 2011

Barangay Captain – Hon, Nelson J. Chavez

Barangay Councilors:

1. Hon, Hency Catilo

2. Hon, Roehl Sevilla

3. Hon, Jose Claveria

4. Hon, Carlos Bagon

5. Hon, Marlon Caniedo

6. Hon Agno,Nilo

7. Hon, Edilberto Clanor

SK Chairman – Chesly Ann De Chavez

SK COUNCILORS:

1. Mhia Dela Virgen

2. Darwin Casao

3. Nick Gerald Cueto

4. Merlie Magadi

5. Rensie Lara Pangilinan

6. Jeffrey Catibog

7. Argel Delica

BRGY SECRETARY :

Adelaida D. Vergara

BRGY TREASURER:

Jocelyn A. Hernandez



Population – 10,572 as of 2010

Occupation Source of Income – Livelihood

OFW

Employee government private

Teachers, Professors

Smacking

Farming

Dressmaking

Tailoring

Rolling Store

Vendors

Elementary ,High School and College Graduate

Religion:

Roman Catholic

Inglesia ni Kristo

Born Again

Mormons



Republic of the PhilippinesBatangas City

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAINBARANGAY LIBJO (Tel No. 723-2101)

SitioNo. of

HouseholdMale Femlae Population

Lamao 457 1,106 1,114 2220

Central 552 1,216 1,278 2494

Eastern 104 246 246 492

New SanVicente

154 355 322 677

D’hope 181 395 375 770

Gawad Kalinga 70 180 186 366

Callejon 119 266 249 515

Tangisan 273 608 594 1202

Tacad 294 652 650 1302

Old San Vicente 29 188 216 404



Barangay Libjo

Means of Livelihood

Population:

Farming (10,244) 10,442

Fishing

Dressmaking

Tailoring

Smacking

Rolling Store

Vendor

Source of Water:

Deepwell

Water works system(cooperative)Batangas City Water (works) Destrict



I. Rationale:

To be aware and knowledgeable about the history, background and problems ofBarangay Libjo Batangas City.

Introduction:

In the time of Spaniards , when this Barangay didn’t have its own chosen name and themeans of transportation used is just a simple cart and it is also used by the people herein their daily living especially in their working field.

The carrier of the cart is very careful in using it. Because if the back will be heavier, thecart will become “salambaw’,if the front will become heavier against the back, the cartwill become “liblib”.

One day, a Spanish general went to this area and chose to ride on a cart. The personcarrying the cart asks him to go at the front part of the cart and then the general ask theman about the name of that place.

Assuming that the general was asking about in what part of the cart he is sitting theman answered him “liblib ho”. So after that the general thought that the name of theplace is “Liblib ho”. Just because He is a well known and high official Spaniard General,maybe this is the name he denotes to this place.

This is what the people here call this place. And as time goes by, they shorten the nameand had been transferred from generation to generation until the place has been known

to be “Libjo” Nowadays, this place or this barangay is still well known as Barangay Libjo.



Statement of the Problems:

Barangay Libjo just like other barangay has its own problems and difficulties namely:

Unemployment

Street lighting of some sitios

Water system for isolated sitios

Illegal parking of vehicles

Drainage and canal were clogged

Dike for Sitio Lamao and San Vicente Old

II. Review of Related Literature:

Brgy.Libjo has a total population of 10,745. And it has only one barangay andone health station. The total no. of household is 1791.There is also a list of BarangayHealth Providers.1 Doctor, 2 Dentists, 1 nurse, 2 midwives, 1 sanitary inspector, 1nutritionist, 1 population Program Worker, 2 dental aides, 8 BHW/BNS/BSPO. The totalno. of Live births is 159, Total no. of Death is 43 and the total no. of Infant death is 5.(asof the year 2011)

III. Research Methodology:

VITAL INDICES 2010 2011

Crude Birth Rate 23.94 147.97

Crude Death Rate 5.50 40.01

Infant Mortality Rate 1.70 31.44

Maternal Mortality Rate 0 0



TEN LEADING CAUSES OF MORBIDITY

Per 10,000 Population

Causes # of Cases Rate

ARI 538 500.69

HYPERTENSION 209 194.50

DIABETES MELLITUS 97 90.27

ANIMAL BITE 56 52.11

DENGUE 37 34.43

BRONCHITIS 136 33.50

SKIN PROBLEM 30 27.91

URINARY TRACTINFECTION

28 26.05

ADD 26 24.19

PTB 20 18.61



TEN LEADING CAUSES OF MORTALITY

PER 10,000 Population

CAUSES # of Cases Rate

MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 4 3.72

CARDIO PULMONARYARREST

4 3.72

CARDIO RESPIRATORYARREST

4 3.72

CARDIO VASCULARDISEASE

4 3.72

HYPERTENSION 3 2.79

ELECTROLYTEIMBALANCE

3 2.79

CANCER ALL FORMS 3 2.79

RENAL DISEASE 2 1.86

PNEUMONIA 2 1.86

DIABETES MELLITUS 2 1.86



LEADING CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY

CAUSES # of Cases Rate

UNDETERMINED 1 6.28

IUFD 2 12.57

RESPIRATORY DISTRESSSYNDROME

1 6.28

CARDIO PULMONARYARREST

1 6.28

ENVIRONMENT HEALTH

Household with access to improved or safe water supply 1791, (level I – 154) (level II-0) (level III- 1505). Household with sanitary toilet facilities 1753,Household withsatisfactory disposal of solid waste 1720,Household with complete basic sanitationfacilities 1659,Food Establishments 61,Food Establishment with sanitary permit

51,Food Handlers 90,Food Handlers with heath certificate 79.

DENTAL HEALTH

Orally fit child 12-71 mos. Old 34

Child 12-71 mos. Provided with BOHC 53

Adolescent & youth (10-24y/o) givenBOHC

344

Pregnant women provided w/BOHC 110

Older person 60 y/o & above providedw/BOHC

45



AP ACCOMPLISHMENT 2011

Target Number Percent

AP W/4+Visits 376 211 56

AP Given 2 TTdoses

90 24

AP Given TT2+ 123 33

AP Given CompleteIron

257 68

PP w/2 Visits 197 61

PP Given CompleteIron

197 61

PP Given Vit. A 189 59

PP Initiated BF 189 59



EPI ACCOMPLISHMENT 2011

Target Number Percent

BCG 290 227 78

DPTI/OPV1 214 74

DPT2/OPV2 208 72

DPT3/OPV3 208 72

HB1 @ Birth 215 74

HB1 >24 Hours 33 11

HB2 212 73

HB3 205 71

AMV 232 80

FIC 232 80

CPAB 159 205 129

MMR 145 50

VIT. A 211 73

EB 43

TOTALLIVEBIRTHS

189



FAMILY PLANNING ACCOMPLISHMENT 2011

Current Users New Acceptors

BTL 103 3

Pills 204 36

DMPA 24 24

LAM 29 54

Condom 75 6

IUD 2 2

NATALITY 2011

Gender Type of Deliver

Male 83 Normal 144

Female 76 CS 15

Place of Birth Deliver Attendant

Home 21 Doctor 127

Health Facility 138 Midwife 18

Others Hilot 14

NUTRITIONAL STATUS



2010 2011

Above Normal 10 22

Normal 1262 805

Below Normal 25 45

Very Low Normal 10 10

IV. Findings







V. Summary



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