PROFILES 2019 –

I. BARANGAY PROFILE

GENERAL INFORMATION

Origin of Barangay Name. Barangay Dalupirip existed even before the Spanish came to the . It is known to be the main route of natives of the Upper Agno River going to the lowlands to barter their goods with lowland products, when lowlanders and the highlanders were not ‘cultured’ with each other. This place served as an area of reconnaissance and a place to spy enemies or rustlers.

During the Spanish colonization, natives of Upper Agno Valley spotted the place to be an ideal area for pasture purposes. Ingusan agreed with his brother Tinaw-an to send their younger step-brother, Shuminguez to settle in this place. Don Jose Smith Fianza found this barangay and named it ‘Shalupirip’.

According to old folks, Shalupirip could have been a combination of shalong and shipisip. The word shalong could be explained as road, trail or terrain usually declining, while shipisip could mean reconnaissance, to look into, to spy specially enemies or put something tightly as in cogon root, or make a thing flat. Until today , the name of the barangay is Shalupirip in Ibaloi, and registered as Dalupirip.

Early Settlers. The Fianzas were recorded in the early Spanish archives of Itogon to be first settlers in the area. Like the Ibaloi settlement of Tinongdan, the residents claim that as far back as anyone can tell, the Fianzas were the original settlers of the place.

Known early settlers LIST OF KNOWN EARLY SETTLERS Founding Families 1. Jose Smith Fianza and Elena Lictag Fianza

ORDER OF ENTRY OF DIFFERENT ETHNIC GROUPS 1. Purely Ibaloi

Creation of the Barangay. Barangay Dalupirip was created sometime in the1980s.

Legal Bases of Creation. Creation of eight (8) under the Act No. 1876 dated August 18, 1948; Dalupirip, Ampucao, Gumatdang, Loacan, , Tinongdan, Tuding, and Virac; PD No. 3590 – Revised Charter PD No. 557–Declaration of all barrios in the Philippines

Location. Barangay Dalupirip and Tinongdan make up 59 percent of the entire . It is located on the southern part of Itogon. It is sixteen and thirty three kilometers away from Brgy. Poblacion and National Road respectively. This barangay is bounded on the north by the barangay of Tinongdan and Poblacion, west by Ampucao, south by of Pangasinan and east by the Province of Nueva Vizcaya.

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON The municipal hall is located ten kilometers away from the barangay, reference point is at Asin. The Provincial Capitol in La Trinidad is 36 kilometers away, while the of Baguio is 30 kilometers away from the barangay.

Election Data. After the held on May 2019, it was evident that majority of the voting population exercised their right to suffrage. Out of the 1,525 who registered, 79.97 % or 970 actually voted from the six different precincts.

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE A. Population Population by Age Group and Sex. The table below contains the population distribution of Barangay Dalupirip according to age group and sex. Out of the total population of 3,067 that was recorded in 2019, 1,587 were males and 1,480 were females; 3,240 for projected population.

Population distribution by age group and sex (2019) AGE GROUPING MALE FEMALE TOTAL 0-11 18 15 33 1-4 86 80 166 5 30 36 66 6-9 120 107 227 10-14 138 145 283 15-19 154 134 288 20-49 722 649 1371 50-59 145 126 271 60-69 109 117 226 70 AND ABOVE 65 71 136 TOTAL: 1587 1480 3067 Source: Barangay consolidated survey 2019

Population Density. It refers to the ratio of the number of persons per hectare or per square kilometer. It is an index of geographical distribution computed by dividing the total number of population by estimated land area of a given geographical unit or political entity. The population density of the barangay in 2004 was 0.16 which means there was one person per hectare.

B. Number of Households Barangay consolidated survey of the Barangay health workers of Dalupirip, this barangay in 2018 had a total of 562 households.

Total number of population and households YEAR 2017 2018 2019 Total Number of Population 3,043 3,072 3067 (BHW Survey) Total Number of Household 543 562 573 (BHW Survey) Source: Barangay BHW Survey

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C. Dialect Spoken The dialects mainly used by the residents is Ibaloi. However, there are also people who make use of other dialects such as the Ilokano, some Kankana-ey, some Tagalog, some English and other dialects especially for those who got married some part of and , they are using their dialects sometimes when they are in their home.

D. Major Source of Livelihood Farming is one major source of livelihood in Barangay Dalupirip. The barangay, aside from Barangay Tinongdan, is also a major producer of rice in the municipality. The residents are either the farmers themselves or tenants (means they are those farmers who work at the farm but they don’t own it. There is also the livestock and poultry where they are raised to either augment the income of the residents from mining, fishing, gold panning and farming or for personal consumption. Some had organized their associations/cooperatives and were accredited by the , This Municipality. Some of their livelihood projects/programs such as hog raising, buy and sell of large cattle, but and sell of commercial rice and fertilizers, Kintoman production particularly in the far flung sitio like sitio Oling, bricks making, buffalo production and others.

NATURAL/PHYSICAL PROFILE

A. Land Area and Land Use Land Area. Dalupirip is the 1st barangay in the municipality of Itogon in terms of land area. It has estimated land area of 17,118.80 hectares or 34.4% of the total land area of Itogon. It has comprises of 14 sitios and or 21 namely: 1. Asin 8. Karil 15. Pambasan 2. Ayosip 9. Langag 16. Salapsap 3. Balococ 10. Lawiguen 17. Sayo 4. Bantic 11. Liseb 18.Proper Dalupirip 5. Cabaritan 12. Lomboy 19. Payket 6. Calew 13. Malatara 20. Tabu 7. Cashet 14. Oling 21. Kayapes

The existing land area of Dalupirip is classified according to its uses. These are detailed in the table below.

Existing land use in the barangay MAJOR LAND USES AREA PREDOMINANT (HECTARES) SPECIES Alienable and Disposable Agriculture 165.93 Palay, camote, gabi, cassava, mais, banana Residential 59.17 Aquatic/Fisheries 725.00 Tilapia, eel, frog, carpa, paedeng Reservations N/A Forest 4,197.77 Benguet pine, Melina, teak, etc. Creeks/Rivers/Streams 2,433.43 Idle Lands Timberland 3| P a g e

BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Grassland 9,537.50 Tanglad, cogon, carabao grass Roads 41.5980 BARANGAY TOTAL LAND AREA 17,118.80 Source: Barangay Profile of Dalupirip, 2019

B. Topography and Slope The barangay has slopes varying from 4 percent and above on ranking, the most dominant land areas of Dalupirip is mountainous with a slope which ranges from 32 percent and above. Topography RANGE DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED AREA 0-18% Level to Undulating 650.08 8-18% Undulating to rolling 190.0 18-30% Rolling to Hilly 51.0 30-50% Hilly to Mountainous 3,280.0 50 and above Very steep 12,947.0 TOTAL 17,118.80 Source: Barangay Profile of Dalupirip, 2019

C. Soil Type The types of soil found in the barangay are Annam clay loam, and mountain soil undifferentiated.

D. Climate The climate is characterized by two distinct seasonal patterns, the wet and dry. The wet season is experienced from the month of May to October and the dry season for the rest of the year.

 Number of Barangay Personnel: 13 Health workers 6 Nutrition scholars 5 Lupon Members 11 Leaders 14 Child dev’t. workers 6

 Local Fiscal Administration: Total income 4,112,485.78 Source: IRA 3,154,881.00 Income distribution: Personal services 1,549,200.00 MOOE 422,800.73 Capital outlay Barangay Dev’t. fund 630,976.20

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON ECONOMIC PROFILE

A. Agricultural Production Crop Production. The barangay is a major producer of rice in the municipality. Corn, coffee, root crops such as potato, and fruit trees are also grown in the barangay. The following table contains the details on the crops that are produced in the area.

Major crops in the barangay CROPS PRODUCTION COST YIELD PER HECTARE AREA PLANTED IN PER HECTARE (Php) (in metric tons) AREAS

1. Rice 20,000-25,000/ha 3.0 190.0 2. Corn 1,250.00 0.05 3. Coffee 6,000.00 0.05 0.20 4. Root Crops Gabi 3,000.00 0.1 Cassava 1,500.00 0.150 Ubi 3,000.00 0.150 Sweet Potato 3,000.00 0.150 5. Vegetable Pechay 750.00 0.05 Snap beans 2,000.00 0.10 6. Cutflower Chrysanthemum 164, 250.00 1,368.75 0.109 7. Fruits Pineapple 3,750.00 0.25 0.50 Papaya 7,500.00 0.50 1.0 Banana 14,000.00 0.40 0.8 Ginger 3,000.00 0.15 0.3 Mango 500,000.00 20 130 Guava 1,600.00 0.20 5 Avocado 10,000.00 1.0 10 Source: Barangay Profile of Dalupirip, 2019 (Seasonal Diagram Survey)

Poultry and Livestock Production. Livestock raised in the barangay are mostly cattle, dogs, swine, and goats. Chicken and ducks are the main poultry raised in the locality commonly of native breeds and raised in a backyard farming scale.

Number of livestock and poultry TYPE NUMBER 1. Poultry 10,500 2. Cattle 6,320 3. Duck 2,580 4. Dog 9,310 5. Goat 879 6. Swine 5,980 7. Carabao 450 Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey

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B. List of Recently Funded Projects The projects below were funded under the 20 % Provincial Development Fund from 2017 to 2019.

Projects under the 20% Provincial Development Fund 2017 PROGRAM/PROJECT TITLE APPROPRIATION Construction of stage @ Lawiguen, Dalupirip, Itogon, Benguet P500,000.00 Construction of water tank @ Kawajan & purchase of ½ inch pipes, P500,000.00 Kawajan, Asin, Dalupirip, Itogon, Benguet Construction of vermin-compost shed @ Bantic, Dalupirip, Itogon, P220,000.00 Benguet Construction of Laurencio Fianza NHS Annex TLE classroom, Bantic, P960,000.00 Dalupirip, Itogon, Benguet Rehabilitation of Fianza Memorial NHS WWS, Dalupirip, Itogon, P285,000.00 Benguet 2018 PROGRAM/PROJECT TITLE APPROPRIATION Improvement of comfort room @ Brgy. Hall, Proper, Dalupirip, P600,000.00 Itogon, Benguet Improvement of access going to Mt. Pigingan, Dalupirip, Itogon, P500,000.00 Benguet Improvement of Laurencio Fianza NHS, Annex WWS, Bantic, P376,520.00 Dalupirip, Itogon, Benguet 2019 Improvement of communal irrigation system at Ayosep P3,200.00 Improvement of Palanchey to Baeg CIS @ Dalupirip P10,100.00 Construction of multi-purpose hall @ Proper, Dalupirip 1,200.00 Source: PPDO, Benguet

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

A. Agricultural Facilities and Support Infrastructure Public Market. No public market is found in the barangay. Basic needs are bought at Baguio city. Rice Mill, Potato Seed Storage House, and Greenhouses. There are no potato seed storage houses and greenhouses in the barangay. However, there are two rice mills and two multi-purpose drying pavements present which are all privately owned. The following table contains the other agricultural facilities found in the barangay.

Agricultural facilities FACILITIES NUMBER Hand Tractor 24 Water Pump 10 Rice Thresher 7 Small Farm Reservoir 2 Twin Tank 1 Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey 2019

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Irrigation Systems. There are 21 irrigation systems present in the locality according to the National Irrigation Administration or NIA. Refer to the succeeding table containing the list of the irrigation systems with the service area and number of farmer beneficiaries in the barangay. Irrigation systems present in the barangay

SOURCE OF IRRIGATION NUMBER OF FARMER SYSTEM BENEFICIARIES Asin CIS 160 Ayosep CIS 150 Balucoc CIS 323 Bantic & Oling CIS 300 Cabaritan CIS 92 Calew CIS 313 Cashet CIS 133 Lawiguen CIS 289 Payket CIS 170 Proper CIS 482 Salapsap CIS 92 Sayo CIS 136 Tabu CIS 153 Source: Barangay Consolidated 2019

B. Transportation Facilities Dalupirip is accessible solely by land transportation. The jeepneys plying Baguio to Asin is five (5) PUJ and the travel time is 120 mins. While Baguio to Calew&Balococ the PUJ is (6) and the travel time is 1:45 mins. With a total of eleven (11) PUJ in Brgy. Dalupirip. PUJ starts at 7:30a.m. on their starting point going to Baguio & leave Baguio City going home usually if the PUJ is full of passengers with no definite time.

DISTANCE TO MAJOR POINTS

Reference Point in the Barangay: Sitio Asin DESTINATION TRAVEL TIME BY DISTANCE (Kms) Provincial capitol 2 hrs. 36.0 km. Municipal Hall 45 minutes 16 km. National Highway 1 hr. & 3 mins. 30.0 km. Itogon Mun. Hospital 15 Minutes 3.50 km. PNP Station 45 minutes 16.0 km. Baguio City 1 hr. & 30 mins. 29 km.

C. Housing Majority of the housing units in the barangay are made out of strong materials. The rest of the housing units are made of mixed materials.

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Type of housing TYPE OF HOUSING NO. OF % TO TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS HOUSEHOLDS Reinforced Concrete 0 0 Mixed Materials 82 17.37 Strong Materials (Wooden structural 390 82.63 framings, hollow blocks 1st floor )

Temporary Makeshift Structure (Barong- 0 0 barong, Cogon) Total 472 100 Source: Barangay Profile of Dalupirip, 2019 (Barangay Consolidated Survey)

D. Communication Facilities The common communication facility used by residents in the barangay is the cellular phone. Almost all members of a housing unit has a cellular phone. Meanwhile, postal service is available in the barangay.

Telephone lines and telegram services are not available in the area. These services can be found in the municipal hall which is ten kilometers away from the barangay.

Media Facilities. According to the Barangay Profile of Dalupirip (2018), televisions, radios and cellular phones are the common media facility present in the area. The barangay can receive at least two local channels. Some of the residents also have a computer connected with internet which is one means of obtaining and sharing information.

E. Sports and Recreation Facilities The next table contains the sports and recreation facilities found in the barangay. The basketball courts, volleyball area and baseball field as well as the play grounds are mostly located in public school grounds. Other recreational facilities like billiard halls and historical landmarks are also present in the barangay.

Sports and recreation facilities TYPE FACILITIES NUMBER PUBLIC PRIVATE 1. Basketball Court 3 2 1 2. Baseball/Softball Field 2 1 1 3. Playground 7 6 1 4. Historical Landmark (Church) 1 1 - 5. Billiard 10 7 3 Source: Barangay Profile of Dalupirip, 2004 (Barangay Consolidated Survey)

F. Power supply Sources of Lighting Fuel. Half the total number of households in the barangay makes use of electricity as their power source. Households located near the national roads are mostly the ones that have access to electricity. The rest make use of kerosene and candle.

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Types of lighting facility FACILITIES NO. OF HOUSEHOLDS % TO TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SEVED Electricity 546 Candle 6 Dynamo 10

Total 562 Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey

Sources of Cooking Fuel. The following table shows the sources of cooking fuel being used by the residents of the barangay. Many in the area still utilize wood instead of LPG to cook their food. It is probably because the LPG is only used during emergency cases like typhoons when firewood is limited or during rainy season.

Type of cooking facility FACILITIES NO. OF HOUSEHOLDS % TO TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS LPG (Shellane, Starflame,etc.) 452 Wood 110

Total 562 100 Source: Barangay Profile of Dalupirip, 2019 (Barangay Consolidated Survey)

SOCIO-CULTURAL PROFILE A. Health Leading Causes of Morbidity. The table below shows the leading causes of morbidity in the barangay for the past three years (2006-2008). Illnesses due to respiratory infections are the top causes why residents seek medical assistance at the Barangay Health Station. Most of the affected individuals are children and the elderly.

Leading causes of morbidity in all ages (2006-2008) 2017 CAUSES TOTAL 1. URI 465 2. Cough 401 3. HPN 177 4. Colds 167 5. HA 154 6. MSS 117 7. Arthritis 89 8. UTI 64 9. HRD 52 10. T/C Hypersensitivity 43 2018 CAUSES TOTAL 1. Cough and Colds 423 2. Hypertension 129 3. UTI 54 9| P a g e

BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON 4. Asthma 20 2019 CAUSES TOTAL 1. Cough 297 2. Hypertension 169 3. Cough and colds 155 4. Upper respiratory tract infection 91 5. Upper respiratory infection 63 6. T/C MASS and colds 59 7. Arthritis 52 8. Fever 47 9. T/C age 42 10. Headache 41 Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey

Leading Causes of Mortality. The table below contains the leading causes of death in the barangay from 201 7 to 2019.

Leading causes of mortality in all ages (2016-2018) 2017 CAUSES TOTAL 1. Hypertension 2

2018 CAUSES TOTAL 1. Hypertension 1 2. Pneumonia 1

2019 CAUSES TOTAL 1. Pneumonia 1 Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey

Live Births and Infant Mortality. No cases of infant death were recorded by the Municipal Health Office for the past three years. Below is the number of live births recorded by the Barangay Midwife. Live births (2006-2008) 2017 2018 2019 Live Birth Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey

Health Facilities and Manpower. The only hospital found in the municipality is located at Barangay Tinongdan, the Itogon Municipal Hospital (IMH). There is also the Municipal Health Office (MHO), located at Barangay Poblacion, where the doctor, nurses, dentist, and sanitary inspector are stationed. The services they render are municipal-wide. Moreover, two Barangay Health Stations are present, and a midwife is assigned to each station. There are also 13 barangay health workers and three barangay nutrition scholars detailed in the community to monitor the health condition of the residents and provide the needed assistance.

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Toilet Facilities. The Rural Sanitary Inspector detailed at the Rural Health Unit is monitoring the compliance of all households to sanitary practices being promoted by all levels of governance like having a sanitary toilet. Majority of the households in the barangay have sanitary toilets. Residents with unsanitary toilet must improve their toilet facility and make it sanitary for the comfort and safety of the users and their neighbours as well to prevent the occurrence of diseases.

Toilet facilities NO. OF HOUSEHOLD % TO TOTAL TYPE OF FACILITY HOUSEHOLD Sanitary Toilet (eg. Water Sealed) 348 70.30 Unsanitary Toilet (eg. Open pits) 147 29.70 Total 495 100 Source: Barangay Consolidated survey 2019

II. PROXIMITY OF BARANGAY LOCATION TO BASIC SERVICES AND SERVICE INSTITUTIONS

Number of facility If not present, what is the distance from the Educational Facility present barangay to the nearest facility? (in km.) Pre-school/day care 4 center/CDC Elementary 6 Secondary 3 College None vocational none

Number of facility If not present, what is the distance from the Health Facility present barangay to the nearest facility? (in km.) private medical clinic None hospital None barangay health 1 center family planning None center pharmacy/drugstore none

Health Facility Number of If not present, what is the distance from the facility present barangay to the nearest facility? (in km.) post office None police station/sub- None station bank None public market None multi-purpose hall 1

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON public transport/ 8 vehicle fire station None gymnasium None cell site None landline None Internet none

 Companies providing communication/internet services are: smart bro, globe.  The type of public transports present in the barangay is only the PUJ.

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 Road Network

Road Name Length of Surface type (km) Present Maintained by: the road Concrete asphalt gravel earth condition (km) Calew- Balucoc barangay road 2.800 2.700 0.100 Good MLGU & BLGU (from calew basketball court- Balucoc turning point) Balucoc- Cashet road (from 1.100 1.100 Good MLGU & BLGU Balucoc turning point to cashet turning point) Sayo farm to market road 2.500 2.500 Good MLGU & BLGU (from Itogon-Dalupirip-Calew Proper Municipal road junction at Keweng to Sayo) 0.630 0.500 0.130 Good MLGU & BLGU Payket feeder road (from National road- Payket turning point)

Road opening (from sitio Balucoc to sitios Cashet, Tabu, Oling & Lawiguen)

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 Water Supply All households of the barangay have access to water supply and most are benefiting from the water works constructed by the government. Almost all of the households in the barangay have level III classification of water supply in which water can reach directly into the kitchen of these households through pipelines.

Water Supply NO. OF HOUSEHOLD SERVED % TO TOTAL HOUSEHOLD CLASSIFICATION Level I 12 2.42

Level II 14 2.83 Level III 469 94.75

Total 495 100 Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey 2019

 Garbage Disposal System The residents of the barangay practice open dumping and burning method as a way of disposing garbage which are considered unsanitary and hazardous to health. The residents should be encouraged to practice the composting or segregation methods.

 Electricity Service The electric company present in the barangay is the BENECO. Almost all 573 households are being served by the said company. Few households electricity sources are from dynamo, lamp specially on the far flung areas like sitios Bantic, Oling & Lawiguen.

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON  Peace and Order

Types of crimes No. of reported cases 2018 2019 Crimes against persons Murder None None Homicide None None Physical injury 1 1 Rape None none Crimes against property Robbery None None Theft None None Cattle rustling none None

Other crimes Drug trafficking None None Drug usage None None Violation of special laws/ordinances None None Domestic violence None None Vehicular accident None None Others: Civil case 3 4 Trespassing None 1 Oral defamation None 1

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 Education

Day Care Centers. There are four Day Care Centers (DCC) in the barangay being supervised by the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO). The table below contains the names of the Day Care Centers with the number of enrolees for the past three school years.

Existing Day Care Centers Day Care Centers SY 2019-2020 Male Female Total 1. Calew Day Care Center 5 4 9 2. Proper Day Care Center 3 7 10 3. Oling Day Care Center no enrolees 4. Balucoc Day Care Center 5 8 13 5. Payket Day Care Center 3 4 7 6. Lawiguen Day Care Center 2 5 7 Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey 2019

Elementary Education. Five elementary schools are present in the barangay, and each of these schools offers Grade I to Grade VI. The succeeding tables contain the numbers of enrolees of each school for the past three school years (2018-2020).

Elementary schools and the number of enrolees, SY 2018-219 Name of Schools GRADE I GRADE II GRADE III GRADE IV GRADE V GRADE VI M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total 1. Fianza E/S 5 6 11 6 6 12 9 4 13 7 10 17 7 5 12 5 5 10 2. Lawiguen E/S 2 3 5 2 1 3 2 2 4 0 4 4 4 7 11 2 1 3 3. Oling E/S 5 1 6 4 4 8 3 5 8 7 0 7 4 8 12 1 4 5 4. Sayo Primary 2 1 3 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 Sch. 5. Tabu E/S 7 1 8 6 12 18 3 9 12 10 4 14 6 5 11 8 5 13

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Elementary schools and the number of enrolees, SY 2019-2020 Name of Schools GRADE I GRADE II GRADE III GRADE IV GRADE V GRADE VI M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total 1.Fianza E/S 6 6 12 4 6 10 7 6 13 9 4 13 7 9 16 8 4 12 2.Lawiguen E/S 3 2 5 2 3 5 2 1 3 2 2 4 0 4 4 4 7 11 Oling E/S 2 3 5 5 1 6 4 3 7 3 5 8 6 0 6 3 8 11 Sayo Primary Sch. 1 0 1 2 3 5 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 1 2 Tabu E/S 4 5 9 7 1 8 7 12 19 4 9 13 12 4 16 6 5 11 Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey

Secondary Education. There are two public secondary schools in the barangay. After completing the secondary level, students may continue their college education at the universities and colleges in the city of Baguio.

Secondary schools and the number of enrolees, SY 2018-2019 Name of Schools GRADE 7 GRADE 8 GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12 M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total Laurencio Fianza 23 24 47 21 17 38 16 19 35 17 26 43 15 15 30 11 12 23 National H/S-Main Laurencio Fianza 1 10 11 6 7 13 6 7 13 4 5 9 5 8 13 8 2 10 National H/S-Annex Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey 2019

Secondary schools and the number of enrollees, SY 2019-202

Name of Schools GRADE 7 GRADE 8 GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12 M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total 1. Laurencio Fianza 13 13 26 18 25 43 19 18 37 15 19 34 20 24 44 14 15 29 National H/S- Main 2. Laurencio Fianza 3 4 7 1 12 13 7 10 17 6 7 13 3 5 8 5 8 13 National H/S- Annex

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 Trade and Industry

Business Establishments. The following are the establishments found at Barangay Dalupirip. These are registered at the Treasury Office of Itogon municipality. Commercial establishments present in the barangay COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS NO.

Sari-sari Store 30 Rice Retailer 10 Fish Vending 16 Hotel/inn None Restaurant None Grocery None Dry goods store 5 Contractual services 7

Source: Barangay Consolidated Survey

 Special Local Bodies created in the Barangay: (BDC, BAC, BDRRMC, BADAC, etc...)

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (BDC)

Chairman: Paul M. Camantiles, Punong Barangay

Members: Kag. Ricardo A. Sukaw Kag. Gerry P. Tacay Kag. Fernando B. Kias Kag. Ricardo C. Dintan Kag. Rudy C. Wakit Kag. Andres C. Budong Kag. Selvino B. Lictag Mr. Decerio Pili , Youth Sector Rep. Ms. Julie-Ann T. Osenio, Brgy. Secretary Mr. Rafael A. Tayambong, Chief Tanod Mr. Venecio K. Juanito, Brgy. Lupon Mr. Julian D. Kidiatan, SCAFA Rep. Ms. Veronica S. Sarsagat, Dalupirip Women’s Ass’n. Rep. Ms. Narcisa M. Costina, Dalupirip Senior Citizen Rep. Mr. Tenorio M. Tiguaray, Oling E/S PTA Pres. Mr. Wilmor L. Simon, Tabu E/S PTA Pres. Ms. Jane C. Cabuten, Child Dev’t. Worker Rep. Mr. Teodoro S. Tillama, Sch. Principal, LFNHS-Annex Mr. Adriano Pagnas, Fianza E/S Rep. Mr. Edwin Cayabas, LFNHS-Annex, PTA Pres. Ms. Alma K. Balasbas, Sayo Primary Sch. Pres. Ms. Cherie Lou W. Balong, RHM Mr. John M. Canor, Agno River Coop. Rep. Ms. Benedicta V. Budong, CAC Rep. Mr. Delfin M. Budong, PASS Rep.

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Mr. Rogelio P. Sanil BCTL-MPC Rep. Ms. Dolores D. Akilith, Sch. Nurse Ms. Maria Leonora K. Catimo, BHW Rep.

BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE

Section 1a.Composition. The Bids and Awards Committee shall be composed of the following:

RICARDO A. SUKAW, - Chairman ANDRES C. BUDONG, Barangay Kagawad- Vice Chairman ROBERTO C. DINTAN, Barangay Kagawad- Member GERRY P. TACAY, Barangay Kagawad- Member RUDY C. WAKIT, Barangay Kagawad- Member

Section 1b.Secretariat. The following shall be the members of the secretariat, which shall serve as the main support unit of the Bids and Awards Committee:

Head of the Secretariat: Ms. Jemma M. Lictag Member: Ms. Julie-Ann T. Osenio

Section 2c.Functions of the Technical Working Group (TWG). The Technical Working Group shall be composed from pod of technical, financial and/or legal experts who shall composed of the following:

SELVINO B. LICTAG -Chairman FERNANDO B. LICTAG -Member MPDC Rep. -Member MEO Rep. -Member Accounting Office -Member Other Offices concern -Member

BARANGAY DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (BDRRMC)

1. Chairman: PAUL M. CAMNATILES, Punong Barangay 2. Vice-Chairman: ROBERTO C. DINTAN, Brgy. Kagawad 3. Staff Units/Service Team a. Communication staff:

Chairman: Andres C. Budong, Brgy. Kagawad Vice Chairman: Rafael A. Tayambong Members: Jemma M. Lictag George L. Kidange Carmen G. Bentod Luzviminda P. Ramos Tenorio M. Tiguaray Veronica S. Sarsagat Genevieve B. Colay-an Benedicta V. Budong Letecia S. Gapuz – Tabu E/S Rafaela C. Lammagan- Meriam F. Sukaw 19| P a g e

BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Sebastian C. Budong Julian P. Kidiatan Alipio T. Lictag Antero Paran Efren L. Montes Cresente Atos Josefa C. Wakit b. Transportation Staff:

Chairman: Francisco C. Marino, Barangay Kagawad Vice Chairman: Eljie K. Sanil Members: Erenio S. Budong Jessie S. Budong

Edison Felipe Marcial C. Bayeng Gil D. Paran Melchor Antolino Ken M. Basco a. Rescue & Engineering Staff:

Chairman: Roberto C. Dintan, Barangay Kagawad Vice Chairman: Francisco C. Marino, Barangay Kagawad

Members: Fernando B. Kias, Barangay Kagawad Little P. Timoteo Urbano B. Pili Julius C. Osenio Fortunato L. Inway Jr. Rafael A. Tayambong Victorio C. Budong Ambrosio Comiles Guilbert L. Montes Cruzaldo C. Atos Rodelio S. Dimot Saldo C. Bentod Florante D. Sanil Andrew L. Canite Tenorio M. Tiguaray All ERT/BPATs b. Relief and Welfare Team:

Chairman: Gerry P. Tacay, Barangay Kagawad Vice Chairman: Brigette P. Canite, Barangay Custodian Members: Fernando B. Kias, Barangay Kagawad Sharon W. Baroa, MWDO Divina G. Lictag Benita C. Cabuten Maria Leonora K. Catimo 20| P a g e

BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Leonora B. Bayeng

Beatrice B. Camilo Jane S. Omaoeng Charmaine O. Canor Florence C. Kiange Joan S. Catimo Grace M. Vallejo Decerio P. Pili Rogelio P. Sanil Franzeene B. Cariño Joselyn P. Pamayan Evangeline M. Comiles All store owners a. Medical/First Aid Team:

Chairman: Cherie Lou W. Balong, RHM Vice Chairman: Clench S. Docto, NDP Members: Rossan B. Balisto, RN Janet L. Panlaqui Arlyn C. Bandonill Juana L. Serquiña Genevieve L. Sukaw Delia M. Fragata Henrita K. Comiles Flordeliza D. Dintan Flora B. Kias Luisa C. Besitan Dr. Aurora C. Cuilan Cynthia L. Simon All BNS/BHW c. Evaluation Team:

Chairman: Rudy C. Wakit, Barangay Kagawad Vice Chairman: Selvino B. Lictag, Barangay Kagawad Members: Ricardo S. Samson Jr.

Josie S. Cayat Julie-Ann T. Osenio Delfin M. Budong Angelita J. Montes Rodelio S. Demot Kimberly B. Santiago Teodoro S. Tillama Cristina B. Ayangdan

BARANGAY ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COMMITTEE (BADAC)

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BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Chairman: Paul M. Camantiles, Punong Barangay Vice-Chairman: Roberto C. Dintan, Brgy. Kagawad Chairman on Comm. on Peace & Order Members: SPO4 Cosme P. Flores, PNP assigned in the Barangay Kag. Ricardo A. Sukaw, Comm. on Education Mr. Teodoro S. Tillama, Sch. Principal, LFNHS-Annex Ms. Josie S. Cayat, Sch. Principal, Fianza E/S Ms. Cherie Lou W. Balong, RHM Mr. Clench S. Docto, NDP Ms. Jane C. Cabuten, Child Dev’t. Worker rep. Mr. Andrio L. Canite, Fianza E/S Pres. Ms. Luisa C. Besitan, LFNHS-Main Pres. Ms. Dolores D. Akilith, Sch. Nurse Ms. Ada Rose D. Melis, LFNHS-Main rep. Mr. Rafael A. Tayambong, Chief Tanod

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