BARANGAY VILLA IBABA

ATIMONAN, QUEZON

SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE

BARANGAY VILLA IBABA

Prepared by:

ARNEL M. ALCANTARA Municipal Planning & Development Coordinator

CECILIA T. DE TORRES

Assistant Municipal Planning & Development Coordinator

MAY MODELO-SORNITO Project Development Officer II

2015 December

Republika ng Pilipinas

BARANGAY NG VILLA IBABA Bayan ng Atimonan

Lalawigan ng Quezon

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TANGGAPAN NG PUNONG BARANGAY

MENSAHE

Ang pagsasagawa ng BARANGAY SOCIO ECONOMIC PROFILE, ng isang

Barangay ay napakahalaga dahil ito ay isang bagay na mapagkukunan ng

mga impormasyon ukol sa barangay. Ag katatayuan ng kanyang

mamamayan, ang kanyang lugar o lokasyon at higit sa lahat ay pisikal na

katayuan ng barangay na siyang basehan ng Pamahalaang Lokal at

Nasyonal, para sa kanilang tulong at suporta.

Kaya naman, ang buong mamamayan ng BARANGAY VILLA IBABA ay

aking hinihimok na lalo pang magsikap at magkaisa dahil akoy naniniwala na

ang pagkakaisa ay siyang susi upang umunlad ang isang komunidad.

Mapaganda at mapayaman an gating likas yaman.

Marami pong salamat at sumasainyo ang kapayapaan!

Lubos na sumasainyo

JOHNNY O. AMBON

Punong Barangay

Republika ng Pilipinas BAYAN NG ATIMONAN Lalawigan ng Quezon

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TANGGAPAN NG PUNUMBAYAN

MENSAHE

Mahalaga ang kamulatan ng mamamayan sa mga impormasyon ukol sa

bawat barangay ng Atimonan. Ang magbigay ng konkreto at angkop na mga

datos ang layunin ng Socio-Economic Profile ng mga Barangay. Ito rin ang

magsisilbing matibay na batayan upang mabalangkas ng Pamahalaang Bayan

ang mga programang pangkaunlaran na ang mamamayan ang higit na

makikinabang.

Ang ating mamamayan ang salamin ng kaunlaran ng bayan kaya ang

progreso ng apatnapu’t dalawang barangay ay pinapahalagahan ng Lokal na

Pamahalaan ng Atimonan. Ang Socio-economic Profile ang testimonya na patuloy

ang pag-unlad ng ating bayan.

Sama-samang magsimula,

Walang Maiiwan sa pag-unlad ng ATIMONAN!

JOEL M. VERGAÑO

Punumbayan

VISION

Magkaroon ng matapat, makatao at malinis na pamamahala;

may pagkakaisa, mapayapa, maka-Diyos, at makakalikasang

mamamayan.

MISSION

Ang mga pamunuan ng baranagay Villa Ibaba ay may

matapat, makatao at malinis na pamamahala; may

nagkakaisa, mapayapa, maka-diyos na mamamayan at

makakalikasan

1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

KASAYSAYAN NG BARANGAY VILLA IBABA

Ang bayan ng Atimonan ay binubuo ng 38 barangay sa kasalukuyan, sa dakong

hilagang kanluran sa baybayin ng Lamon Bay, ay mayroong apat na nayon, isa sa mga ito

ang Villa Ilaya, na pinakaliblib sa lahat at mararating lamang sa pamamagitan ng bangka at

paglalakad. Ito ang kahulihulihang nayon ng Atimonan sa baybayin ng Lamon Bay at siyang

kanugnog naman ng nayon ng Sto. Niño ng bayan ng Mauban. Ang dakong timog ng Villa

Ilaya ay kabundukan ng Sierra Madre na kilalang-kilala ng kahit na sino.

Noong unang panahon ang pook na ito ay isa pang basal na kagubatan at dahil

dito napakahirap ng paninirahan dito. Nang dumating ang mga Kastila, marami sa mga tao

ay nilisan ang kabayanan upang takasan ang kalupitan ng mga dayuhan. Ang mga tao ay

nagkahiwahiwalay, may angkanang nagpunta sa timog silangan, mayroon sa kanluran at

ang iba naman ay hilagang kanluran.

Ang angkan ng mga VILLANUEVA ang siyang nagpunta sa hilagang kanluran na

siyang kauna-unahang nagbungkal ng lupa sa pook na iyon. Dahil sa kanilang kasipagan,

sila ang pinagpala ng Maykapal at biniyayaan ng masaganang ani, hindi lang ng palay,

ngunit gayun din sa iba pa nilang pananim. Dahil dito’y napabantog ang magandang

kapalaran ng angkanang ito kaya’t unti-unting naakit ang iba pang angkanan, na magbukid

sa pook na ito.

Lumipas ang mga taon, ang lupain ng mga VILLANUEVA ay lumawak ng lumawak

dahil sa kanilang kasipagan at tiyaga, dahil dito, ang pook na ito ay nabansagang VILLA.

Nalagas ang maraming taon sa tangkay ng panahon, ang pook na ito ay patuloy ng dumami

ang mga naninirahan. Kung magkakaroon ng mahalagang pulong, kadalasan ay hindi

nakakadalo ang mga taga malayo dahil ayon sa marami ay hindi nila naririnig ang tambuli

na siyang naghuhudyat na mayroong gaganaping kapulungan, kaya sa isang pulong na

naganap ay napagkasunduan ng mga tao na bahaginin ito sa dalawa, ang dakong ibaba na

malapit sa kabayanan ay tinaguriang VILLA IBABA at ang dakong ilaya ay tinawag na VILLA

ILAYA.

2. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Barangay Villa Ibaba is one of the coastal Barangays of Atimonan, located about 8 kilometers away from the town’s poblacion. It is 9 kilometers away Maharlika Highway bounded on the north by Lamon Bay, on the south by Barangay Rizal, on the East by Caridad Ilaya and on the west by Barangay Villa Ilaya. It has total land area of 1,285.5300 hectares per record of Municipal Assessors Office composed of seven sitios/puroks; Asuncion, Matinik, Ilang-ilang, Sampaguita, Balite, Masagana and Nagkakaisa. Topography of the barangay is mountainous, plain and hilly. Almost 94% of the land is agricultural. Definitive data were specified below:

2.1 Location

Distance from Poblacion : 8 km

Distance from National

Highway

: 9 km

Boundaries: - North : Lamon Bay

- South : Barangay Rizal

- East : Barangay Caridad Ilaya

- West : Barangay Villa Ilaya

Name of Sitios or Puroks: : 1. Asuncion

: 2. Matinik

: 3. Ilang –ilang

: 4. Sampaguita

: 5. Balite

: 6. Masagana

: 7. Nagkakaisa

2.2 Total Land Area : 1,285.5300 hectares

2.3 Topography

Land Form:

Type 0-25% 26-60% 61-75% 76-100%

Mountainous /

Plain /

Valley

Plateau

Hilly /

Others (specify) /

Bodies of Water

Type Traversed Sitios Length (m)

Rivers Tabuan, Carinay 15 kms

Lakes

Sea Tabuan, Carinay 8 kms

Creek 20 kms Falls 30 kms

Others (specify)

2.4 Soil Type

Type Area in hectares

Clay

Loam

Sandy

Clay Loam

Sandy Loam

Others (specify)

TOTAL

2.5 Climate

Season From (Month) To (Month)

Dry Season March June

Wet Season July August

2.6 Land Use

Classification Area in

Hectares Percentage to Total Area

Residential 68.6239 54.34%

Commercial

Industrial

Agricultural 1,216.1758 94.60%

Educational 0.7276 0.06%

Government

Total 1,258.5300 100%

3. SOCIO-ECONOMIC SECTOR

RHU Survey of Population 2014, showed that Brgy. Villa Ibaba has a population of 883

with a computed population growth rate of 5.75%. There are more male than female , with age distribution revealing 70.55% of the total population belong to ages 10-59 years old; 20.72% under 1 year old to 9 years old and 8.72% belonging to 60 years old and above. This shows that Barangay Villa Ibaba has more dependent than working population.

School going population (pre-school, elementary, secondary and college) is computed at

42% of the total population and the most common religion is Roman Catholic.

3.1 DEMOGRAPHY

3.1.1. Population

RHU Survey Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Total Population 767 762 897 876 924 917 981 883

Total No. of Household 169 167 219 210 224 225 224

Source: Based on RHU Survey

3.1.2. Growth Rate : 5.75%

3.1.3. Projected Population & Population Density

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Projected Population 924 917 981 996 1,011 1,026 1,041 1,057 1,073 1,089

Projected Density/ hectare 0.72 0.71 0.76 0.77 0.79 0.80 0.81 0.82 0.83 0.85

Source: Based on RHU Survey

3.1.4. Age / Sex Distribution 2014

AGE GROUP MALE FEMALE BOTH SEXES

Under 1 year 8 4 12

1 – 5 46 44 90

6 – 9 42 39 81

10 – 24 152 119 271

25 – 59 198 154 352

60 – 69 26 32 58

70 & over 12 7 19

TOTAL 484 399 883

Source: Based on RHU Survey 2014

3.1.5. Population Composition By Working-Age, School-Age, Dependent Age-Group and Sex 2014

Age Group

Both Sexes

Male Female

NO. % NO. %

School going population

Pre-school (3-6) 74 38 7.87 36 9.06

Elementary (7-12) 115 62 13 53 13

Junior High School (13-16) 73 41 8 32 8

Senior High School (17-18) 36 20 4 16 4

Tertiary (19-21) 73 41 8 32 8

Working age (15-64) 561 312 65 249 62

Labor Force (15 and over) 609 337 70 272 68

Dependent population

Young (0-14) 314 167 34 147 37

Old (65-over) 316 158 33 158 40

Source: Based on RHU Survey 2014

3.1.6. Dialect Predominantly Spoken Dialect Population % to Population

Tagalog 1,046 100%

Bicolano

Ilocano

Ilonggo

Waray

Cebuano

Others (specify)

3.1.7. Population by Religious Affiliation

Religion Population % to Population

Roman Catholic Church 1,031

Aglipayan

Islam 4

Iglesia ni Kristo 11

United Church of Christ in the Philippines

Lutheran Church in the Philippines

Philippine Episcopal Church

Iglesia Evangelista Methodista en Las Filipinas

United Methodist Church

Convention of the Philippine Baptist

Church

Buddhist

Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints

Jehovah’s Witness 3

Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association

Seventh Day Adventist

Evangelicals

Bible Baptist

Others

None

Unknown

3.2. GENERAL ECONOMIC PROFILE

94% or 1216.1785 hectares area of the barangay is devoted to agriculture. Major crops

are copra and banana. There is no existing irrigation system that contributed to the limited

production of farm products.

MAIN SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD

Type Number of Labor Force Average Annual Income

1. Farming 248 60,000.00

2. Fishing 80 60,000.00

3. Engaged in Business/ Self-Employed 14 100,000.00

4. Employed: a. Professional 13 124,000.000

b. Workers 35 72,000.00

5. Working Abroad 16 150,000.00

6. Others (specify) 72

Source: Barangay Survey

3.2.1. Agricultural Sector

Total Agricuture Area : 1216.1785 hectares

Total Irrigated Area : hectares

Total Rainfed Area : 1216.1785 hectares

3.2.1.a. Crop Production (Indicate 5 major crops only)

Major Crops Produced

Area (hectares)

Value of Production Per Year in Pesos

Volume of Production Per

Year (kg or cavan)

Number of Crop Season

PerYear

1. banana 5 20,000.00 20,000 5 per year

2. copra 450 360,000.00 180,000 4 to 5 per year

3.2.1.b. Livestock and Poultry Production

a. Poultry No. of Heads b. Livestock No. of Heads

Duck (itik/pato) 20 Hogs 100

Chicken(native) 80 Horses 60

Dogs 120

3.2.1.c. Fish Farming

Location of Existing Fishpond/Fishpen/

Hatchery

Type of Aquatic Product

Area Covered

in Hectares

Value of Production Per Year in Pesos

Volume of Catch Per Year

(Kg)

Number of

Workers

Purok Ilang –ilang 12 sq.m Pansarili 20 kilos 2

3.2.2. Commerce, Trade and Industry

Kind of Business No. Kind of Business No.

a. Industries d. Servicing

1. 1.

2. 2.

3. 3.

4. 4.

5. 5.

b. Manufacturing e. Financing

1. 1.

2. 2.

3. 3.

4. 4.

5. 5.

c. Commercial Establishment f. Recreational

1. Sari-sari store 10 1.

2. 2.

3. 3.

4. 4.

5. 5.

6.

3.2.3. TOURISM

3.2.3.a. TANGIBLE CULTURE

LIST OF TOURIST DESTINATIONS

TOURIST

DESTINATION (caves, falls, river,

historical site, etc. )

ACCESSIBILITY

(indicate whether accessible by ride, footwalk, hiking and how many kms. away from

nearest main road, barangay road)

STATUS

(indicate whether develop,

partially develop or no

development, what are the

existing facilities?)

APPROXIMATE NO.

OF

VISITORS/YEAR

Local Foreign

Carinay Falls Footwalk 3 kms Partially develop 20

LIST OF NATIVE PRODUCTS

PRODUCT RAW

MATERIAL

SELLING

PRICE

PRODUCT MAKER CONTACT

NO.

Pawid Sasa

20 pesos per piece

Owner None

3.2.3.b. INTANGIBLE CULTURE

FESTIVALS AND UNIQUE TRADITIONS

FESTIVAL/ FIESTA TRADITIONAL PRACTICES,

RITUALS

BRIEF DESCRIPTION (include year when it started and

who started it)

PARTICULAR SEASON IT IS PERFORMED

May Flower 1960 Month of May

DISTINCT PERSONS/UNIQUE THINGS/ANIMALS IN THE BARANGAY

Real Name Popular Name Year of Birth/existence Distinctive Characteristics

NONE

3.3 SOCIAL SECTOR

3.3.1. Health and Sanitation Services

3.3.1.a. Presence of Medical / Health Facilities

Hospital

/ Barangay Health Center

Private Clinics (indicate names)

Medical

Dental

Drugstore (indicate names)

Botika sa Barangay

3.3.1.b. Number of Household by Type of Toilet Facility

Sanitary Toilet

No. of Households

Unsanitary Toilet No. of

Households

Porcelain (Flush) Pit Privy

Platic Bowl (Buhos) None 84

Porcelain (Buhos) 120

Cement Bowl 16

Source: Municipal Health Office Survey

3.3.1.c. Water Supply Sources

Source of Water for Common Household Use

Source Number

Household Served

Percent (%)

Level I

35

Level II

189

Level III

2

Doubtful Sources (Unimproved Spring & river)

12

Source of Water for Drinking

Source Number

Household Served

Percent (%)

Spring 135

Deep Well 89

Purified Water from Refilling Station 2

3.3.2. Housing

TENURE STATUS OF HOUSE No. of Houses

Owned/Loan 200

Rented 3

Allowed by the owner 23

Not allowed by the owner

TENURE STATUS OF LOT No. of Lot

Owned/Loan 56

Rented 74

Allowed by the owner 96

Not allowed by the owner

Construction Material of Housing Unit No. of Houses

Concrete 58

Semi-Concrete 58

Makeshift Houses 46

Wood 64

Sources of Lighting No. of Houses

Electricity 126

Kerosene 100

3.3.2. Education

3.3.2.a. Number of School Buildings

Type Number

Public Private Total

Pre-school/ Day Care 1 1

Primary/Elementary 3 3

Secondary/High School

Vocational/Technical

College/University

Post Graduate

Total 4 4

3.3.2.b. Educational Background of Residents

Type Number

Graduate Undergraduate Total

Pre-school/ Day Care 1 1

Primary/Elementary 227 113 340

Secondary/High School 169 143 312

Vocational/Technical 22 13 35

College/University 37 21 58

Post Graduate 1

Total 455 291 746

3.3.3. Sports & Recreation

Facilities Number Location

a. Sports Facilities

1. Gymnasium / Stadium / Covered Court

2. Basketball Court / Softball Field 2 Tabuan/Carinay

3. Tennis Court

4. Others (specify)

b. Recreation

1. Playground

2. Park

3. Library / Reading Center

4. Beach Resort

5. Scenic Views / Historical Landmarks

6. Others (specify)

3.3.4. Cultural Data

3.3.4.a. Presence of Indigenous/ Ethnic Group

Ethnic Group Percentage to Population

Aeta

Lumad

Tasaday

Maranao

TAusug

B’laan

T’boli

Badjao

Others (Specify)

Total

3.3.4.b. Indigenoius Practices (Please check and indicate practices) Settlement of disputes

Lupong Tagapamayapa / Arbitration / Mediation

Council of Elders

Sultan/Sitio Leaders

Other

Wedding Celebration

Church

Civil

Other

Fiesta

Patronal / San Isidro

Foundation

Others

Baptism

Burial

3.4 INFRASTRUCTURE and UTILITIES

3.4.1. Type, Length and Condition of Roads

Name of Road / Location

Length (m)

Type of Road (concrete, asphalt,

gravel, dirt / earthfill)

Administrative Level National,

Provincial

Present

Condition

Overflow 15 m Concrete Barangay Good

Overflow 7 m Concrete Barangay Poor

3.4.2. Type, Length and Condition of Bridges

Name of Bridges /

Location

Length m / km

Type of Bridge (concrete, steel, wooden,

hanging)

Administrative Level (National / Provincial, Local,

Barangay)

Present

Condition

Hanging Bridge 26 m Steel Provincial Good

3.4.3. Barangay Government – Owned Facilities

/ Barangay Hall

Barangay Public Market / Talipapa

Barangay Library

Reading Center

Health Center

Day Care Center

Agricultural Equipment

/ Others (Multi-purpose Hall )

3.5 POLITICAL DATA

3.5.1. Barangay Peace & Order Situation

STATUS

Peaceful /

Threathened

Not Peaceful

3.5.2. Barangay Government and Administration

3.5.2.a. Fiscal Capability

Income of the Barangay from Regular Sources

Sources of Income

Amount

FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014

a. Internal

Revenue from Tax 600.00

Real Property Tax Share 29,907.29 16,000.00 20,000.00

Barangay Fees & Charges 8,310.18 6,000.00 6,000.00

Community Tax Share 1,153.70 1,000.00 1,000.00

Others (specify) RENT 4,600.00 4,600.00 4,600.00

b. External

Internal Revenue allotment 849,686.00 850,261.00 1,128,341.00

Proceeds from the Dev’t Utilization of National Wealth

Annual Contributions to Brgy. 5,390.00 4,000.00 5,000.00

Other (Donations /Fund)

3.5.2.b. Actual Expenditures

Sources of Income

Amount

FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014

Personal Services 307,528.00 340,804.00 375,594.00

Maintenance and other Operating Expenses

95,724.38 84,816.49 375,594.00

Capital Outlay 3,000.00

3.5.3. Barangay Development Projects

3.5.3.a Proposed Priority Projects of the Barangay for 2013 on-wards

Project Name Brief Description Project Cost

1. Repair of school Building Completed 50,000.00

2. Construction of Brgy. Outpost Completed 40,000.00

3. Maintenance and construction of

Pathway Completed 45,000.00

4. Construction of Drainage Completed 40,000.00

5. Construction of MRF Completed 30,000.00

6.

3.5.3.b Existing National and Local Projects at the Barangay

Project Name Brief Description Project Cost

1. Hanging Bridge National

2.

Non-Government Organizations/Associations

Name of President/Chairman Number

of Members

1. VIMPCO Rodel Ambon 59

2. KALIPI Rizalyn Gamas 35

3. 4K Nenita Zatarain 51

4. Samahan ng Mangingisda Domingo Villanueva 213

5. RIC Amor Ortiz 49

6. Farmers Roel Sañado 66

7. Senior Citizen’s Rodolfo Firme 66

8. Villa Ibaba Youth Circle Kenneth Ambon 200

3.5.4. Political Awareness

3.5.1.a. Registered Voters

Electoral Data 2013 Comelec Data

Registered Voters 539

Turnout Voters 95

3.5.1.b. Barangay Officials

Punong Barangay Johnny O. Ambon

Brgy. Kagawad Mario O. Firme

Brgy. Kagawad Rogelio P. Balinsayo

Brgy. Kagawad Medardo A. Zatrain

Brgy. Kagawad Jovencio M. Merjudio

Brgy. Kagawad Jose Jeseric E. Santander

Brgy. Kagawad Rogelio A. Zatrain

Brgy. Kagawad Rex F. Ambon

Kalihim Antonio I. Atienza

Ingat – Yaman Hiwaga O. Villanueva

BARANGAY GOVERNMENT

FACILITIES

HEALTH & NUTRITION POST

MULTI-PURPOSE HALL KITCHEN

BARANGAY HALL OFFICE

COMFORT ROOMS

BARANGAY TANOD OUTPOST

MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY

BASKETBALL COURT

BARANGAY HALL

BARANGAY MAP