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CANDON CITY, ILOCOS SUR Geographic Profile the City of Candon Is a “C”-Shaped Landmass Uses of CBMS on Local Planning and Revenue Allocation in CANDON CITY, ILOCOS SUR Geographic Profile THE City of Candon is a “C”-shaped landmass located along the shores of Ilocos Sur measuring of 10,328 hectares of land area 42 barangays – 4 urban and 38 rural Geographic Profile LAOAG It is situated south of CITY Laoag City (132 kms.) North of the City of San Fernando, La Union (72 kms.) CANDON CITY Baguio (100 kms.) SAN FERNANDO CITY BAGUIO CITY Geographic Profile CANDON CITY CANDON CITY TO MANILA (347 kms) MANILA Geographic Profile As a coastal city in the Ilocos Region (Region I), it has great potentials to become a sub-regional growth center in complement with the regional growth hub of San Fernando City, La Union. Geographic Profile It has become also the center for trade in Southern Ilocos as it serves about 15 nearby towns in the provinces of Ilocos Sur, La Union and Abra Geographic Profile due to the fact that a 12 kms. stretch of the National Highway traverses the city and it is the only entry point towards the eastern upland towns of the 2nd District of Ilocos Sur Geographic Profile Comprising of mountains and hills in the east a bountiful farmland plains in the center a 16-kilometers shoreline the City of Candon has diverse natural resources and a solid agriculture-based economy. Boundaries Mun. of Mun. of Santiago Banayoyo S Mun. of Mun. of O Lidlidda San Emilio U T H Mun. of C Galimuyod H I Mun. of Salcedo N A S E Mun. of Santa Lucia A Why Candon Adopted the CBMS? Data base for Planning was the Minimum Basic Needs Survey Results updated every 4 years (Manual) Secondary Data from different LGU Department are not regularly updated Data from National Government Agencies could hardly be obtained Who Introduced CBMS? DILG Officer presented to the LCE, Punong Barangays and the Planning Office MOA signing between the City of Candon and BLGD Dir. Manuel Gotis CBMS Project 2006 2 staff (MIS and CSWDO) attended the orientation workshop on CBMS conducted by BLDG and DILG Regional Office. DILG Officer, City Social Welfare and Development Officer and City Planning and Development Coordinator conducted orientation to all Punong Barangays. Punong Barangays were asked to organized a team to conduct Household Survey (Barangay Secretary, Day Care Worker and Barangay Health Workers) CBMS Project 2006 A separate orientation was conducted to the Survey Team to familiarize them with the details of the Survey Form. After the conduct of Household Survey Barangay Secretaries who have computer were trained how to encode. The City Government hired contractual employees to do the encoding of data. Digitizing was conducted by the MIS of the City Planning Office. Cost-Sharing of CBMS Implementation City Government Orientation/Workshop Reproduction of forms Encoding of data – 80% Map digitizing Data Management Consolidated the 42 Barangays Cost-Sharing of CBMS Implementation Barangay Government Conduct of Survey through the Survey Team Data validation by the City Team Provided honorarium to the survey team Barangays with computer and computer literate secretaries encoded their data (20%) Provided the maps of the Barangay. Benefits/Uses of the CBMS A good data base for planning not only in the Barangay but in the City as well. Through CBMS the barangay can easily identify who and where the poor/indigent are. Household without the basic facilities like toilet, water system, electricity can be easily identified. Benefits/Uses of the CBMS Household with substandard housing facilities can be identified and located. Children who are not in school by age bracket can be identified and located. Allocation and resources is rationalized and judiciously allocated. Benefits/Uses of the CBMS Very useful in MDG targeting Targeting is specific (number and location) Number of malnourished children Number of children who died Number of children not attending school Number of Households without access to safe water Number of Households without access to sanitary toilet facility Benefits/Uses of the CBMS Targeting is specific (number and location) Number of households with income below poverty threshold Number of households with income below food threshold Number of households living in makeshift housing Number of households who are squatters Etc… Households with Income Below Poverty Threshold HH No. Brgy Purok HH Head 3 Calaoaan Namnama GARABILES, ALFREDO 18 Calaoaan Namnama GACUTAN, ROSARIO 20 Calaoaan Namnama TOVERO, RAMIL 101 Calaoaan Anaraar GUZMAN, CARLINA 103 Calaoaan Anaraar GALCON, ELPIDIO ... Location of Households Below Poverty Threshold Households Without Access to Safe Water HH No Brgy. Purok HH Head 182 Calaoaan Marcelino GANABAN, JOSE 183 Calaoaan Marcelino TOVERA, EUTIQUIA 184 Calaoaan Marcelino TOVERA, AGRIFINA 273 Calaoaan San Jose SUMAQUIAB, SALVADOR 274 Calaoaan San Jose SUMAQUIAB, HENRY 279 Calaoaan San Jose GAMAYEN, RICHARD Location Households Without Access to Safe Water ILOCOS SUR, I - CBMS Statistics Simulator Province: ILOCOS REGION CBMS Core Indicators, Barangay City/Municipality: CITY OF CANDON The 13+1 dimensions of poverty Barangay: Calaoaan Households Population Indicator Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion Total Male Female Total Male Female DEMOGRAPHY Population 519 2228 1139 1089 100 51.1 48.9 Average household size 4 Children 0-5 years old 185 35.6 273 145 128 12.3 12.7 11.8 Children 6-12 years old 187 36 293 164 129 13.2 14.4 11.8 Members 13-16 years old 121 23.3 158 74 84 7.1 6.5 7.7 Members 6-16 years old 244 47 451 238 213 20.2 20.9 19.6 Members 10 years old and above 517 99.6 1779 894 885 79.8 78.5 81.3 Members of the labor force 468 90.2 966 656 310 43.4 57.6 28.5 ILOCOS SUR, I - CBMS Statistics Simulator Province: ILOCOS REGION CBMS Core Indicators, Barangay City/Municipality: CITY OF CANDON The 13+1 dimensions of poverty Barangay: Calaoaan Households Population Indicator Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion Total Male Female Total Male Female HEALTH AND NUTRITION children 0-5 year old who died 3 1.6 3 1 2 1.1 0.7 1.5 women who died due to pregnancy related-causes 1 3.4 1 3.4 malnourished children 0-5 year old 12 6.5 18 8 10 6.6 5.5 7.8 HOUSING households living in makeshift housing 1 0.2 4 1 3 0.2 0.1 0.3 households who are squatters 2 0.4 9 4 5 0.4 0.4 0.5 ILOCOS SUR, I - CBMS Statistics Simulator Province: ILOCOS REGION CBMS Core Indicators, Barangay City/Municipality: CITY OF CANDON The 13+1 dimensions of poverty Barangay: Calaoaan Households Population Indicator Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion Total Male Female Total Male Female WATER AND SANITATION households without access to safe water 286 55.1 1247 635 612 56 55.8 56.2 households without access to sanitary toilet facility 3 0.6 18 11 7 0.8 1 0.6 BASIC EDUCATION children 6-12 years old not attending elementary 37 19.8 40 28 12 13.7 17.1 9.3 children 13-16 years old not attending high school 44 36.4 47 27 20 29.7 36.5 23.8 children 6-16 years old not attending school 29 11.9 34 21 13 7.5 8.8 6.1 ILOCOS SUR, I - CBMS Statistics Simulator Province: ILOCOS REGION CBMS Core Indicators, Barangay City/Municipality: CITY OF CANDON The 13+1 dimensions of poverty Barangay: Calaoaan Households Population Indicator Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion Total Male Female Total Male Female INCOME AND LIVELIHOOD households with income below poverty threshold 165 31.8 868 441 427 39 38.7 39.2 households with income below food threshold 88 17 503 258 245 22.6 22.7 22.5 households experienced food shortage 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Unemployed members of the labor force 108 23.1 141 84 57 14.6 12.8 18.4 PEACE AND ORDER Victims of crime 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Application of CBMS to RPS CBMS Data is a very rich and comprehensive (sectoral) source of data for the CDP and CLUP More comprehensive and specific in location than NSO data. Linkage of Planning and Budgeting is clearly manifested using CBMS. (targets for investment are cleverly identified) Application of CBMS to RPS Land use allocation will be easier because target beneficiaries are specifically, identified and located (CBMS Data) Gender responsive Data Base because data are gender disaggregated Rights –Based Data Base MDG Responsive Child Friendly Responsive (detailed data on children) IMPLEMENTED PROGRAMS/PROJECTS THRU CBMS DATA BASE Identified Recipients of UNDP-UN- Habitat, LGA and LCP “FACES” Project Family-based Action for Children and their Environs in the Slums Integrating “SHEPHERD” project thru FACES Housing Project at Darapidap Integrating “SHEPHERD” project thru FACES Housing Project at Patpata Identified Recipients of “FACES” Livelihood Project Identified Recipients of “FACES” Electrification Project Identified Recipients of “Gawad Kalinga” Identified Recipients of “FACES” Water System and Sanitation Project CANDON CITY’s Next Step to CBMS Institutionalize CBMS thru Local Ordinance that surveys be conducted regularly (Every three (3) years) Creation of a unit in the MIS Division to handle exclusively CBMS Data Processing Upgrading into a CBMS-Based Geographical Information System (GIS) .
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