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PUBLIC WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE
(BARANGAY BAWING)
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A REQUIREMENT PRESENTED TO MR. REYMAR DELA CRUZ
OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
GENSANTOS FOUNDATION COLLEGE INC.
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IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS IN FIN6
(PUBLIC FINANCE)
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By
Cherry Lyn G. Araujo
Marian Grace Bellosa
Emma Lyn Cantere
Prince Dela Cruz
Michelle Ann Ebalang
Gerniegiljun Gabatan
Danilo Heguinto II
Laarne Marcos
Charlene Quijano
Mariel Saquin
Jocelyn Sanico
Rodrigo Talbo
Jason Ytac
 Jocelyn D. Sanico
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First and foremost, praises and thanks to God, the Almighty, for His showers and

blessings throughout our research work to complete the research successful.

It is a genuine pleasure to express my deep sense of thanks and gratitude to our

instructor Mr. Reymar A. Dela Cruz for giving us the opportunity to do research and

providing invaluable guidance throughout this research. His dynamism, vision, sincerity,

and motivation have deeply inspired us. His timely advice, meticulous scrutiny, scholar

advice and scientific approach have helped us to a very great extent to accomplish this

research work.

We owe a deep sense of gratitude to HON. REY N. BENITEZ, Barangay

Seguil/Bawing Captain, to MR. JOSE Q. ENERIO JR. Barangay Seguil/Bawing

Treasurer, for their keen interest on us at every stage of our research.

We are extremely grateful to our parents for their love, prayers, caring and

sacrifices for educating and preparing us for our future. We are very much thankful to

our classmates and friends for their love, understanding, prayers, and continuing

support to complete this research work.

Background of the Barangay Bawing

History
Barangay Siguel, is one of the coastal and rural Barangay of General Santos
City, bounded on the North by Barangay Tambler, On the East by the Sarangani Bay,
on the West by the Municipality of Maasim and on the South by the Siguel River.

BARANGAY SIGUEL is about 20 kilometers away from the heart of the City.
This composed of 16 Puroks with a total land area of 37,684,388 square meters
(Source CPDO) used for relocation site, industrial site, agricultural site and for pasture
lease area. The populace of this barangay is composed of different tribes as follows:
Christisn, Muslims’Islam and B’laans. B’laans are lumads of the barangay and some
Muslim families Jugarap – Dupalco Clan are the first Christian reside in this Barangay
we back 1920’s. Soil in this barangay is fit for farming, thus this is the primary source of
income of the residents and some are fishing and trading in addition, pasture lands are
being leased from the Government for grazing purposes.

BARANGAY SIGUEL, is one of the oldest Barangay in the History of General

Santos City. Way back 1950’s. Teniente del Barrio Jose Jugarap Sr. became the first
official of the barangay alas, he was resigned from his position and temporily managed
by the government of Barangay Tambler.

September 7, 1959, this Barangay was revived and created under Resolution no.
79 series of 1959 declared as “BARANGAY SIGUEL” and Hon. Victoriano T. Jugarap
was the first appointed Barangay Chairman by late city Mayor Antonio C. Acharon Sr.,
and he was served for more or less Twenty (20) years ended last 2007. His brother,
Hon. Jerry M. Jumarap was elected as Punong Barangay last 2008 and serving up to
present.

BARANGAY SIGUEL is remaining into BARANGAY BAWING with the following

reasons reasons (1) the name BAWING is derived from a kind of weed that abounds in
the area. Such weeds are still found at present and B’laan brothers called “Bawing-
Bawing” and in Visayan this is called “Sangig”. Bawing-Bawing is used to enhanced the
aroma of food. the placed was named by the B’laans community after such weed (2) It
has a significant historical and cultural connotation because “Bawing” is a medicinal
plant and is abundant in the area. (3) It is used by residents Institutions and school in
the Barangay. (4) There is another area which is part of the Maasim, Sarangani
Province adjacent to the Barangay, similarly named thus at times cause confusion.
 On January 3, 2007, the Sangguniang Barangay passed a Resolution requesting
the Sangguniang Panlungsod of General Santos City to change the name of Barangay
Siguel to Barangay Bawing, through a Barangay Resolution 01, series of 2007.

Pursuant to Section 13 of the Local Government Code, a consultation with the

National Historical Commission was conducted and on February 14, 2008 the latter
issued a communication interposing no objection and supporting the changed of
Barangay Bawing. On July 17, 2008, the Local Government Unit.

FIGURE 1
Location of Barangay Siguel
 MISSION AND VISION OF BARANGAY BAWING

MISSION STATEMENT

“To provide opportunity through the delivery of the basic services, to create holistic and
quality citizens, that would produce professional leaders to be productive and uphold
peaceful and orderly community”

VISION STATEMENT

“BARANGAY SIGUEL is envisioned to become competitive, drug-free, healthy, child

and environment-friendly, well educated, vigilant and participative citizens towards
Good Governance.

GOAL
“To improve the quality of life and well-being of the Generals of Barangay Siguel”
ALLOTED BUDGET

According to the Brgy. Bawing Treasurer, they based their budget to the ordinance
which is the BARANGAY APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 001, which states “An
ordinance appropriating the sum of P10,766,903.00 to be made available for the
operation of Barangay Siguel, General Santos City from January 1, 2019 to December
31, 2019, approving for the for the purpose, general fund annual budget for fiscal year
2019.

PARTICULARS TOTAL

A. Local Sources
1. Tax Revenue
a. Real Property Tax 800, 000
Basic Real Property Tax
b. Business Tax 20, 000
Other Business Income
c. Other :Land Taxes 120,000
Other Taxes
Tax on Sand, Gravel and other Quarry Products 10, 000
Total Tax Revenue 950, 000
2. Non Tax Revenue
a. Regulatory Fees
Clearance and Certificate Fees 200, 000
Garbage Fee 30, 000
Other Service Income 21, 000
Total Non-Tax Revenue 251, 000
B. External sources
Subsidy from LGU 1, 000
Other Business Income- Banks 2, 000
Share From Internal Revenue Collections 9, 562, 903
Total External Resources 9, 565, 903

Total Receipts 10, 766, 903

Source of Funds- Table shows the following income as indicated above declared as
sources of funds, particularly the Tax Revenue, Operating and Miscellaneous income,
which are realistic and probable to be collected and remitted to the local Treasury,
necessary to finance the delivery of basic services and implementation of development
projects and activities of the barangay. The Total Tax Revenue of 950, 000 which
includes the real property tax, business tax and other land taxes plus the Non Tax
 Revenue of 251, 000 (Regulatory Clearance and Certificate Fees, Garbage Fee, and
Other Service Income), with the addition of the External sources amounting to P 9, 565,
903 which the share from Internal Revenue collection has the highest contribution as
seen in the table. The Total Receipts allotted to the barangay is P 10, 766, 903.

ALLOCATION SCHEME

Budget allocation is an important part of all business and not-for-profit financial plans.
In Brgy. Bawing their fund is appropriated for basic delivery and implementation of
priority development projects and activities. The table below shows in which particular
services their budget allocated.

Programs/Projects/Activity Description TOTAL

A. DELIVERY OF BASIC SERVICES
1. General Public Services
1.1 General Administrative Legislative Services
Personal Services
Salaries & Wages-Regular 2,756,418.00
Personal Economic Relief Allowance (PERA) 48,000.00
Clothing/Uniform Allowances 12,000.00
Year End Bonus 564,223.80
Cash Gift 88,000.00
Pag-ibig Contributions 13,800.00
Terminal Leave Benefits 322,456.88
Other Personal Benefits 60,000.00
Sub-Total Other Personnel 3,864,898.00

Maintenance & Other Operating Expenses

Travelling expense- Local 115,576.86
Training Expenses 96,000.00
Office Supplies Expenses 11,191.00
Accountable Form Expenses 32,502.17
Fuel, Oil & Lubricants Exp. 39,600.00
Electricity Expense 260,358.49
Representation Expense 74,000.00
Auditing Services 5,000.00
Other Professional Services 153,000.00
R & M Transportation Equipment 70,000.00
R & M Machinery & Equipment 8,400.00
Donations 9,000.00
Taxes, Duties & Licenses 10,000.00
Fidelity Bond Premium 15,000.00
Insurance Expenses 15,000.00
Bank Charges 1,059.00
Other Maintenance & Operating Expense 120,000.00
Sub-Total 1,035,678.52
 Total GALS 4,900,577.20
1.2.1 Brgy. Peace and Order Program
Travelling Expenses- Local 30,160.00
Training Expenses 35,100.00
Office Supplies Expenses 8,835.00
Other Supplies & Materials Expenses 42,000.00
Fuel, Oil & Lubricants Exp. 22,680.00
Representation Expense 8,000.00
Other Professional Services 78,000.00
Other General Services 57,000.00
Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses 372,000.00

Sub-Total 653,785.00
1.2.2 Brgy. Anti-illegal Drugs Campaign Program
Maintenance and other Expenses
Fuel, Oil & Lubricants 8,000.00
Representation Expenses 12,000.00
Other Professional Services 117,000.00
Sub-Total 137,000.00
Total Brgy. Peace and Order Program 790,785.00
1.3 Brgy. collection & Enhancement Program
Maintenance & other Operating Expenses
Travelling Expenses - Local 31,200.00
Training Expenses 22,500.00
Office Supplies Expenses 8,112.00
Other Professional Services 180,00.00
Sub-Total 241,812.00

Total Brgy. Collection Enhancement Program 241,812.00

2. Education, Culture, Sports & Manpower Development Services
2.1 Brgy. Day Care Program
Maintenance & other Operating Expenses
Travelling Expenses - Local 12,080.00
Training Expenses 7,500.00
Office Supplies Expenses 6,753.75
Representation Expenses 6,000.00
Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses 10,000.00

Sub-Total 42,333.75
2.2 Brgy. School Neighborhood Play Program
Maintenance & other Operating Expenses
Other Professional Services 24,000.00

Sub-Total 24,000.00

Total Education, Culture, Sports & Manpower Development Services 66,333.75

3. Health Services
3.1 Brgy. Health Program
Maintenance & other Operating Expenses
Travelling Expenses - Local 12,880.00
Training Expenses 14,400.00
Office Supplies Expenses 7,135.00
Drugs and Medicines Supplies Expenses 33,250.00
Other Supplies And Materials Expenses 12,550 00
Representation Expense 10,000.00
Other Professional Services 310,500.00
Sub-Total 400,715.00

Capital Outlay
Information & Communication Technology Equipment 45,000.00

Sub-Total 45,000.00

Total Health Services 445,715.00

4. Housing and Community Development

4.1 Brgy. Solid Waste Management Program
Maintenance & other Operating Expenses
Travelling Expenses - Local 6,320.00
Training Expenses 9,200.00
Fuel, Oil & Lubricants Exp. 20,600.00
Other Supplies and Materials Expenses 4,400.00
Representation Expense 6,000.00
Other General Services 193.500.00
Other Maintenance and Operating Expenses 28,800.00
Sub-Total 268,820.00

4.2 Brgy. Beautification Program

Maintenance & other Operating Expenses 6,000.00
Representation Expense 94,500.00
Other General Services
Sub-Total 100,500.00
TOTAL BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM 369,320.00
5. SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES
5.1 Brgy. Children Protection Welfare
Maintenance & other Operating Expenses
Travelling Expenses - Local
Training Expenses
Office Supplies Expenses 15,240.00
Fuel, Oil & Lubricants Exp. 12,000.00
Other Supplies and Materials Expenses 10,188.00
Representation Expense 12,008.00
Other Professional Services 8,0000.00
81,000.00
Sub- Total 136,434.00
5.2 Brgy. PWD Disability Welfare Program
Maintenance & other Operating Expenses
Representation Expense 6,000.00
Other Maintenance and Operating Expenses 10,000.00
Sub- Total 16,000.00
5.3 Brgy. Senior Citizen Welfare Program

Maintenance & other Operating Expenses

Travelling Expenses - Local 1,920.00
Representation Expense 6,000.00
Other Professional Services 72,000.00
Other Maintenance and Operating Expenses 25,000.00
Sub- Total 104,920.00
5.2 Brgy. Women’s Welfare Program

Maintenance & other Operating Expenses

Travelling Expenses – Local 1,920.00
Training Expenses 8,050.00
Representation Expense 6,000.00
Other Professional Services 76,500.00
R & M Buildings & other Structures 20,000.00
Other Maintenance and Operating Expenses 30,000.00
Sub- Total 142,470.00
5.5 Brgy. Men’s Program

Maintenance & other Operating Expenses

Travelling Expenses – Local 1,920.00
Representation Expense 6,000.00
Other Maintenance and Operating Expenses 15,000.00
Sub- Total 22,920.00
Total Social Services 424,744.00
B. Local Development Projects
Construction of welcome arc of Barangay Siguel 1,000,000.00
Construction/Improvements of Barangay Plaza 912,580.60

Total Development Project 1,912,580.60

C. Sangguniang Kabataan Programs (10%)

Mandatory Training and SK Pederasyon Election
1,076,690.30
Sub- Total

Total SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN PROGRAMS (10%) 1,076,690.30

D. Local Disaster Risk Reduction Management Fund (5%)

BDRMM Fund- 30%- Quick Response Fund
Others Maintenance & other Operating Expenses 161,503.55
Sub- Total 161,503.55

DRRM Fund- 70% Preparedness Mitigation Projects

 MODE
Capability Building 40,303.33
Travelling Expenses- Local 35,000.00
Training Expenses
Sub- Total 76,303.33

Inter Agency Partnership Program

Other Supplies And Materials Expenses 15,000.00
Representation Expenses 30,000.00
Donations 30,000.00
Sub- Total 75,000.00

DRMM Fund- 70% Capital Outlay

Motor Vehicle 226,538.27
Sub- Total 225,538.27

Total LOCAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT FUND (5%) 538,345.15

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 10,766,903.00

PROJECTS/ PROGRAMS
The following are the different programs conducted by the Barangay Bawing:

 Brgy. Peace and Order Program

 Brgy. Anti- illegal Drugs Campaign Program
 Collection Enhancement Program
 Brgy. Day Care Program
 Brgy. School Neighborhood Play Program
 Brgy. Health Program
 Brgy. Solid Waste Management Program
 Brgy. Beautification Program
 Brgy. Children Protection Welfare Program
 Brgy. PWD Disability Welfare Program
 Brgy. Senior Citizen Welfare Program
 Brgy. Women Welfare Program
 Brgy. Men Welfare Program

The Barangay Bawing has an approved projects of Construction of welcome arc of

Barangay Bawing and Proposed Improvements of Barangay Plaza.
BENEFICIARIES
1. Children
2. Person With Disability
3. Senior Citizens
4. Women
5. Men

PROBLEM OF THE BARANGAY BAWING

 Public Cemetery
 Daily Income of Residence

SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM

 As of now they are paying for the fee to the owner of the land.
 Conduct some livelihood programs.

REFLECTION OF THE STUDENTS

The survey we conducted in Barangay Bawing help us a lot as a student to
understand it’s deeper than we thought as it is. It helps us to know how public finance
works from the City down to its Barangay.

The conducted survey helped us to know what are the basis and processes of
the allocated budget to be distributed by the Barangay. It also gives us inputs such as,
sources of income, projects, finances of the Barangay and other projects finance by the
city on infrastructure. The distribution of the IRA to finance the sector of each barangay
such as calamity funds, health and services funds training and livelihood programs,
benefits and its beneficiaries, salaries or honorarium of the employees, projects and etc.

We also encountered the history of the Barangay Bawing down to its origin of its
name which is “Bawing-Bawing” an example of spices.

We also conducted an interview to the Barangay Officials down to its local

resident. We found out its common problem encountered and how it affect others anf
how the Public Finance helps them so far in their daily lives, and also those cases that
has been already close or solve.
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