22/01/2013 1 Barangay Taganito is one of the 14 Barangay in the Municipality of Claver. It is located about 71 kms. Southeast of Surigao City. It has a total land area of 5,021.00 hectares with flat lying terrain and rolling topography and it is covered by Mining Claim of Taganito Mining Corporation. The Barangay has a total population of 9,357 it is composed of 8 puroks and 1,764 households and mostly of the residents came from other places for the reason of seeking employment with the presence of Taganito Mining Corporation and Taganito High Pressure Acid Leaching Plant (THPAL).
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Barangay Taganito is one of the 14 Barangay in the Municipality of Claver. It is located about 71 kms. Southeast of Surigao City. It has a total land area of 5,021.00 hectares with flat lying terrain and rolling topography and it is covered by Mining Claim of Taganito Mining Corporation. The Barangay has a total population of 9,357 it is composed of 8 puroks and 1,764 households and mostly of the residents came from other places for the reason of seeking employment with the presence of Taganito Mining Corporation and Taganito High Pressure Acid Leaching Plant (THPAL).
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The barangay covers 5,021 hectares, but the Mineral Production Sharing Agreement occupy 4,877 hectares. This means that nearly 90% of the barangay is probably targeted for mining operations.
Ninety eight percent (98%) of the income of the
barangay comes from its share from the national wealth. The rest are from local incomes like taxes and contributions.
*Utilization of Share from the National Wealth
The share from national wealth heavily supported the infrastructure development of the barangay.
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Established: C.Y. 2008 Project Cost: 3.5 M
OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY
OFFICE OF THE BRGY. TREASURER
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BRGY. SESSION HALL LOBBY AREA
Established: C.Y. 2009 Project Cost: 5.4 M Capacity: 3,981 persons
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CONSTRUCTION OF BRGY. SEAWALL
Established: C.Y. 2010 Project cost: 4,000,000.00
Established: C.Y. 2012 Project cost: 9,000,000.00
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Established: 2004 Project Cost: 10.9 M
Established: C.Y. 2012 Project cost: 2,000,000.00
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ESTABLISHED: LAST QUARTER OF 2012 PROJECT COST: 1,000,000.00
Established: C.Y. 2005 Project Cost: 3.4 M
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Male & Female Detention Room
Established: C.Y. 2012 Project Cost: 1.1 M
BRGY. GARBAGE TRUCK BRGY. AMBULANCE
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BRGY. COASTER BRGY. MINI DUMP TRUCK
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At the Household level: Capacitation on micro, small, and medium business/enterprise development with initial capitalization from the savings of workers. This will prepare the household for the period when the labourer is no longer productive.
CASH ASSISTANCE TO THE SENIOR CITIZEN
• Php 2,000.00 / month • 170 members
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FULL SCHOLARSHIP GRANT TO 50 COLLEGE STUDENT
CASH ASSISTANCE TO THE PERSON WITH DISABILITY (PWD)
• Php 3,000 / disabled • 37 members
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Cash assistance to the Barangay Tanod Php 8,000.00 / month 53 members
CONSTRUCTION OF GAWAD KALINGA (GK) HOUSING
Established: C.Y. 2011
No. of Household: 71
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ELECTRIFICATION ASSISTANCE No. of Households: 352
LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE Taganito Auto Repair Shop
Start Capital: 1oo,000.00 Sole Proprietor
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PRIME GENERAL MERCHANDISE • Start Capital: 901,000.00 • 25 members
ENVIRONMENTAL REHABILITATION PROGRAMS OF BRGY. TAGANITO
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MANUAL DESILTING
MECHANICAL DESILTING
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SACKED SILTS PILED AT TAGANITO RIVER
MINING OPERATION
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TREE PLANTING
REFORESTRATION
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WAY FORWARD STRATEGIES
Core Issues/ Concerns: Fifty four percent (54%) of the households have somebody employed. Two hundred eleven (211) households or 31% have monthly estimated income of 5,000 pesos and below. About 112 households or 15% have monthly income of 15,000 pesos and above. Despite the employment with the mining companies in the area, 30% of the households live below the poverty threshold. Primary production (agriculture and fishing) in the host communities have been left out. In Taganito, agriculture is reduced to home gardening and fishing is practically gone in the coastal villages. Some coastal rice fields and coco land were converted into mine tailing ponds.
WAY FORWARD STRATEGIES Proposition/ Direction: At the LGU level: Optimizing the transient benefits by diversifying on productive enterprises. Protection management (planning and management) of strategic sites for sustainability like water reservoir, cultural heritage areas, primary production areas. Capacitation on ‘Climate Proofing the AIP (PPAs)’. For instance, the disaster risk reduction approaches should be climate proofed, requiring special skills in planning and management. The PPAs in the AIP being the ‘implementable for the year’ must be climate proofed.
