Brgy. Espinosa

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Brgy. Espinosa

BARANGAY ESPINOSA
Brief Historical Background
Barangay Talahib, formerly known
as Lomboy got it’s name sometime when
the late Tito R. Espinosa became the
Municipal Mayor Talahib was the former
Mayor’s moniker when addressed by his
closed associates. Later Talahib became
Barangay Espinosa, when an assassin
gunned down Tito Espinosa who died in Quezon City in 1995.
Barangay Espinosa Socio-Economic Profile 2005-2006
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GEOGRAPHIC PROFILE
Geographic Location
Barangay Espinosa is bounded by
Masbate Pass in North, Barangay JT
Fernandez in South, Barangay Ibingay in
East and Barangay Bagumbayan in West.
Land Area
Barangay Espinosa has a total land area of 31.3748 hectares representing
0.16% of the total land area of the City of 18,789.23 hectares.
Figure 1: Map of Barangay Espinosa
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Land Use Trend
As reflected on table 1, land use trend of the barangay is dedicated to only
to government and residential with 55.63% share and 13.92% share respectively.
Table 1
Land Use
Barangay Espinosa
Land Use
Residential
Commercial
Government
Agricultural
Pasture Land
Fish Pond
All land uses
Area/Has
13.9225
0
17.4523
0.000
0.000
0.000
31.3748
% Share
44.37
0.00
55.63
0.000
0.000
0.000
100.00
Source: City Assessor’s Office Cadastral Survey
May 2000, CPDO 2004
Land Use
0%
44%
56%
0%
Residential
Government
Pasture Land
Commercial
Agricultural
Fish Pond
Figure 2
Land Use Potentials/Advantage
The demands of the growing population of barangay Espinosa would lead
to the development of commercial establishments and sprouting of new houses
for residential purposes.
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Political Subdivision
Barangay Espinosa is an urban
barangay which is composed of eight (8)
puroks.
Osmeña
Colleges
almost
occupies half of Purok 1 and 2. The
National Food Authority is also located in
Purok 4. Puroks 3-7 are mostly residential
areas. Purok 7 is a residential area known
as “waterworld” because it is near the sea
and fishponds owned by private individuals. Every purok is administered by one
(1) councilor with purok presidents in all barangay programs and activities.
Natural Characteristics (Soil
Physiography and Slope)
Type,
Of the total land area, Barangay
Espinosa like that of other barangays in
the city is characterized to have a
physiography and slope in the level of
gently sloping to undulating to rolling to
moderately steep. Bolinao Clay and
Hydrosol are the common type of soil in
the area.
Hydrosol is generally characterized by a brackish aqueous horizon or
surface water ranging in depth from 5 to 100 centi meters or more depending
upon the rise and fall Bolinao Clay is characterized
Hydrogeology
Most of the purok in the barangay have access to Level III water source.
Only in Purok 7 is not yet supplied by the Masbate-Mobo Water District because
of its distance. Its residents depend on water peddlers, which sell P7.00 per
container, to supply their consumption. At low tide, they sourced-out water from
Barangay Bantigue, which can be reached by boat. No springs or river is present
to provide for their water needs.
Natural Resources
Barangay Espinosa is along the coastline, and its coastal resource is
considered one of its resources. However, due to rampant throwing of garbage in
the coast, it is slowly deteriorating. Years before, its coast has mangroves but
has been depleted due to lack of awareness on environmental management of
the residents.
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DEMOGRAPHY
Population Size, Number of Households and Population Growth
As of 2005, the total population of the barangay is 339 with 742
households. It has a mean household size of 5 members. It is the third highest in
population among the barangays in the city following Barangay Nursery and
Barangay Ibingay respectively. Annual population growth rate runs on 0.033% in
2000-2005 and 0.016% in 2005-2010.
Table 2
Number of Households by Purok
Barangay Espinosa
Total
Household
Purok
Purok 01
Purok 02
Purok 03
Purok 04
Purok 05
Purok 06
Purok 07
TOTAL
Total
Members
78
74
121
110
96
40
223
742
353
397
604
464
415
164
1001
3398
Total
Members
(Male)
Total
Members
(Female)
164
201
271
228
186
81
529
1660
187
196
332
236
228
83
471
1733
Source: CBMS, 2005
The table above showed that Purok 07 has the highest household
population with 232 members. On the other hand, Purok 02 has the lowest with
133 household members.
The breakdown of ages in the barangay is reflected on the table below.
Table 3
Age Breakdown
Barangay Espinosa
Age Breakdown
Infants Birth (less than 1 yr old)
Children 0-5 yrs old
HH members 13-16 yrs old
HH member 10 yrs old and above
HH members of the labor force
Total Population
16
517
556
340
2480
1069
Source: CBMS, 2005
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The table above showed that the barangay has relatively high population
who are active in the labor force comprising of 1473 members as compared to
the young population who are considered to be dependents.
Age Breakdown
16
1069
517
556
340
2480
Infants Birth (less than 1 yr old)
HH members 13-16 yrs old
HH member 10 yrs old and above
HH members of the labor force
Figure 3
Population Density
The actual population density of the barangay is 10,398 for 2005. By the
year 2010, it is projected to increase at 26,025.98 persons per square kilometer.
This is due to the rise of economic activity, hence populace opt to reside in this
barangay.
Fertility: Child-Woman Ratio
Fertility rate refers to the number of children that the average woman will
have in her lifetime.
Barangay Espinosa has a 0.54% or 54 children aged 0-4 to women of
reproductive age (15 to 49 years old) child to woman ratio. This ratio reflects that
fertility among women is relatively high. This scenario would reflect that there will
be a significant increase in the population with more women are capable of
conception vis-avis giving birth.
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INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES PROFILE
Roads
Only few puroks are adjacent to
concrete city streets such as Mirasol,
Osmeña and Danao Streets. Most of the
puroks are interior and can be reached
using the concreted interior pathways.
The pathway connecting Mirasol Street to
Puroks 1 to 4 is widened to 3 meters to
accommodate tricycle and four-wheel
vehicles. However, due to some problems in the road right of way, portion of this
pathway was not completed. Some pathways connecting to different puroks are
rough and need to be rehabilitated.
Drainage and Sewerage
Natural drain is directly release to the bounded sea of the barangay.
Drainage system is considered narrow and limited in length. In fact, existing
drainage needs further rehabilitation and dredging since some areas are flooded
when heavy rains occur particularly in Puroks 5-7.
Other Infrastructures
Table 4
Other Infrastructures
Barangay Espinosa
INFRASTRUCTURE
Barangay Hall
PUROK
3
Barangay Plaza and Court
3
Church or Chapel
3
Day Care
7
Elementary School
7
Health Center
3
Streetlights
1 to 7
Source: Office of the Barangay Captain
DESCRIPTION
-1-storey concrete bldg.
-floor area (3.80mX5.80m= 22.04sq.m)
-concrete flooring
-area (15.00mX21.00m= 315 sq.m)
-light materials
-area (7.40mX8.10m= 59.94sqm)
-1-storey concrete bldg
-area(7.75mX5.70m= 44.175sq.m)
-3 buildings, 7 classrooms, 1 concrete
comfort room
-1-storey concrete bilding
-floor area (2.80mX8.70m= 24.36sq.m)
-30 sets, functional
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Water
Before the operation of Level III,
majority of the residents of the barangay
depends on deep wells. In fact, when
Masbate-Mobo Water District was not yet
on its operation, majority of the urban
residents depend on barangay Espinosa
deep wells. Water peddling is the main
medium of water source to homes. At
present, deep wells of the barangay,
either private or public, still serve the majority of the populace.
The water supply sourced from MMWD is considered to be safe for
drinking. Although there are times when it the water is influenced by a salty taste
or particles due to pollution, it is in general of good quality. For the population
who are dependent on deep wells and shallow wells, proper care must be
exercise to make it safe for drinking. Since, the barangay is surrounded by sea,
limestome formations where calcium carbonate is the major content, the water is
definitely not potable. Other susceptibility of water is the pollution caused by
activities of man and animals. These sources of water are utilized for domestic,
agricultural and industrial purposes of the populace.
As reflected on table 6, 15% or 110 households don’t have access to safe
water. This is a minimal reflection of the population who are more likely to be
vulnerable to water-borne diseases.
Table 5
Inventory of Water Facility
Barangay Espinosa
Type of water facility
Total
Total
Community water system-own
Community water system-shared
Deep well-own
Deep well-shared
Artesian well-own
Artesian well-shared
Dug/shallow well-own
Dug/shallow well-shared
River, stream, lake, spring,
bodies of water
Bottled water
Others
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
743
78
74
121
111
96
40
223
46
3
1
0
17
5
1
19
163
6
313
3
101
2
5
13
1
36
0
7
0
0
0
0
50
0
14
1
5
5
1
51
1
48
0
0
20
2
38
0
11
0
0
10
1
60
0
1
0
0
8
1
19
1
1
0
0
107
0
59
1
19
1
0
0
98
6
0
18
0
0
3
0
0
12
3
0
23
0
0
19
0
0
9
0
0
14
3
Source: CBMS, 2005
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Table 6
Access to Safe Water
Barangay Espinosa
PUROK
Total
Households
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
TOTAL
77
74
120
82
96
40
220
709
Households
W/ Access
To SWS
60
65
105
59
77
31
202
599
Percentage
77.93
87.84
87.50
71.95
80.25
77.50
91.82
85
Household
W/O Access
To SWS
17
9
15
23
19
9
18
110
Percentage
22.07
12.16
12.50
28.05
19.79
22.50
8.18
15
Source: CBMS, 2005
Electricity
Majority of the populace enjoy power
connection from MASELCO, round the clock.
However in the interior part of the barangay found
mostly in Purok 7 (water world area), there is no
power source.
Table 7
Inventory of Electric Facilities
Barangay Espinosa
ELECTRICITY INDICATOR
PUROK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
TOTAL
With
Electricity
64
61
91
95
90
30
126
557
Without
Electricity
14
13
30
16
6
4
97
180
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Communication
Some residential houses and most commercial establishments still
subscribed from telephone communication served by PLDT. Cellular phone users
are enjoying signal from Globe, Touch Mobile, Smart, and Talk and Text. PILTEL
and SMART main telecommunication equipment are located in this barangay.
Internet Service Provider (ISP) powered by PLDT is existent. Philippine Postal
Office served the mailing activity of those who still avail the snail mails.
Two local cable companies offer cable TV connection, which proffer at
least 40 channels. For households who cannot afford these, GMA 7 and ABSCBN can be viewed vividly in their television at home. Music, news and other
radio programs can also be listened from local radio stations. Thus,
communication is highly accessible in this barangay.
Transportation
Almost all modes of land transportation are present in the barangay.
Tricycle is available anytime at cost of Php 6.00 as of 2006, within the urban
center.
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ENVIRONMENT PROFILE
Solid Waste Management
Solid wastes within the barangay
are primarily composed of domestic
wastes such as food waste, leaf litters,
and non-biodegradable materials like
plastics, cans, boxes, etc.
The garbage collection of Masbate
City is roaming everyday to collect the
garbage on every purok of the barangay.
However, in some areas like Espinosa
Interior, which is not accessible by the
garbage truck collector, the residents dispose in open pit and burn these wastes
practically at their backyard. There are also some households who practice
recycling and composting.
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POVERTY PROFILE
SUMMARY OF INDICATORS
Barangay Espinosa
Area of
Concern
Health
Nutrition
Shelter
Indicator
Proportion
Rank
0
0
12
0
0
13
3. Proportion of children 0-5 years
old who are moderately and
severely underweight.
29
5.50
8
4. Proportion of households who are
squatters.
9
1.20
10
5. Proportion of households with
makeshift housing.
31
4.20
9
111
15
7
138
18.60
5
177
31.70
2
148
42.90
1
219
29.50
3
136
18.29
6
0
0
14
257
23.50
4
4
0.10
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old who died.
2. Proportion of women who died
due to pregnancy related-cause.
Water &
Sanitation
6. Proportion of households without
access to safe water.
7. Proportion of households without
access to sanitary toilet facilities.
Education
old not in elementary.
old not in high school.
Income
Employment
Peace and
Order
income less than the poverty
threshold.
income less than the food threshold.
12. Proportion of households who
eat less than three meals a day.
13. Unemployment Rate
14. Proportion of household
members victimized by crime.
Number
Source: CBMS, 2005
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The result of CBMS showed the top five (5) Minimum Basic Needs of Barangay
Espinosa comprising of: 1) Proportion of children 13-16 years old not in high
school; 2) Proportion of children 6-12 years old not in elementary; 3) Proportion
of households with income less than the poverty threshold; 4) Proportion of
households without access to safe water; 5) Unemployment rate
Summary of Issues/Concerns and Challenges
1. Proportion of children 13-16 years old not in high school/ children 612 years old not in elementary


Grant scholarship to poor but deserving students.
“No tuition policy” or free education for students who cannot afford the
expenses of the school.
2. Proportion of household with
income less than the poverty
threshold/
household
with
income less than the food
threshold/Unemployment rate



Encourage investors in the
barangay
to
open
new
livelihood opportunities that will
provide the residents job that
will give them a permanent
monthly income.
Provide capital for food processing projects and other small scale
business.
Skills enhancement training for residents in preparation for job
opportunities such as welders,
mechanics, and other related
works.
3. On proportion of households
with no access to sanitary toilet
facilities.

Almost
18.60%
or
138
households do not have
sanitary toilet. This means that
there is an indiscriminate dumping of human waste anywhere which
may pose hazard to the health condition of the populace. In view of
this, the barangay may allocate funds for this problem so that public or
a private toilet should be constructed with common septic tank.
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4. Proportion of households with no access to safe water.
 Construction of Level II water
project (communal faucet) or
Level III should be implemented
to cover the whole barangay.
Such project will reduce the
contamination of water source.
 Chlorination of open dug well as
well as deep or shallow well.
 Periodic monitoring of water
source.
.
5. Other social concern that should be given priority:

Health- upgrade health facilities and provide additional health
equipment to provide better health care services to those in need. Also
increase in the allotment for
medicines should be included in
the budget of the barangay.

Social Welfare- there is a need
to construct an additional day
care center to cater children 3-6
years old. Moreover, day care
centers should be given budget
for the provision of educational
materials to children as well as
the
classroom
for
better
comprehension and familiarization of the pre-school children. For the
vulnerable groups, mutual aid system should be given.
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42.90% HH WITH MEMBERS (13-16 years old) NOT IN HIGH SCHOOL
15
31.70% HH WITH MEMBERS ( 6-12 YEARS OLD) NOT IN ELEMENTARY
16
29.50% HH LIVING BELOW POVERTY THRESHOLD LEVEL
17
23.50% HH WITH UNEMPLOYED MEMBER
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18.60% HH WITH NO ACCESS TO SANITARY TOILET
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SOCIAL PROFILE
The programs of the city government are geared towards poverty
reduction. Developmental social programs and projects are being conceive to
provide quality education, better health care, security, and empowering all
sectors of the society.
Education
The greatest challenge of the
Department of Education is to provide
quality education among children in
elementary and secondary level with the
cooperation of the LGU. It may seem
elusive but it can be achieved through
provision of programs and projects
anchored on academic excellence and education for all.
Espinosa Primary School is the only primary school present in the
barangay. This is a newly-constructed school which is operating for five years
now. As of 2005, this school doesn’t offer yet grade level six. It caters to children
6-12 years old. However, there are children above 12 years old who still avail
elementary education. This school is complemented with1: teacher-classroom
ratio and approximately 1:27 teacher-pupil ratio. Performance indicators of the
elementary school also reflect that it has a participation rate of 76.58%,
graduation rate of 85.96% with almost 0% drop-out rate. Other indicators are
found on table 13. Other children from this barangay go to Jose Zurbito Sr.
Elementary School or Amancio Aguilar Elementary School
The facilities of Espinosa Primary School in terms of its classrooms are
good which were constructed by the DPWH, LGU-Masbate City and Chamber of
Commerce. However, other school facilities that are deemed necessary for the
total development of the children are lacking. Absence of library room, industrial
arts, agriculture and H.E. rooms, laboratory, school clinic and insufficiency of
toilets are setbacks in the educational system of the school. Thus, there is a
need to install/construct such facilities in order to provide better learning and
hands-on experience of the lessons being taught to the school children.
A private tertiary school is also located at the barangay. Osmeña Colleges
is one of the oldest colleges in the province owned by Peliño family. Aside from
the elementary and secondary education, it also offers four degree courses such
as education, commerce, secretarial and computer related subjects. They also
offer masteral courses for Education and Public Administration.
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The pre-school need of children ages 0-6 is provided by the two day care
workers who hold morning and afternoon sessions. Other children avail
preparatory education at private preschool situated in different barangays.
Although, the barangay is a poblacion one, the accessibility of elementary
and secondary education poses a main problem of the barangay. Barangay
Espinosa has 177 children (6-12 years old) or a proportion of 31.70 who are not
attending elementary education. For secondary or high school, a total of 148
children ages 13-16 years old or a proportion 42.90% who are not attending
secondary education. This concern is brought about by poverty wherein families
with income below their basic needs cannot afford to pay the expensive fees the
school is collecting.
Table 8
Number of Enrollees
Espinosa Primary School
Barangay Espinosa
Grade/Level
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
TOTAL
Number of
Enrollees
2006-2007
36
23
27
25
26
0
137
Source: City DEP ED, 2006
Table 9
Inventory of School Facilities
Barangay Espinosa
School Facilities
Library/Reading Room
Laboratory
Sports Facilities/Playground
School Clinic
Comfort Rooms
School Canteen
Auditorium
Admin. Office
Industrial Arts, Agriculture & H.E. room
With
Without
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Source: City DepEd, 2006
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Table 10
Inventory of School Classrooms and Construction Materials Used
Barangay Espinosa
Level
I
Type of
Classroom/Building
Type 4
II
Type 1
Construction
Materials Used
Chinese Chamber
Building
LGU Building
III
Type 4
DPWH Building
IV
V
Type 1
Type 4
LGU Buildings,
Chinese Chamber
Building
Condition
Good
Good
Type 1 – Nipa and Wood
Type 2 – Wood with protective fire new front
Good
Good
Good
Type 3 – Masonry and Wood
Type 4 – Steel, iron, concrete and masonry
Table 11
Number of Teachers and Classroom per School and Level
Barangay Espinosa
School/Level
No. of Teachers
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
TOTAL
1
1
1
1
1
No. of
Classrooms
1
1
1
1
1
5
5
Table 12
Performance Indicators
SY 2006-2007
INDICATOR
Participation Rate
Retention Rate
Transition Rate
Cohort- Survival Rate
Repetition Rate
Dropout Rate
Graduation Rate
Completion Rate
RATE
71.53
84.17
104
0
2.5
5
0
0
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Literacy
The barangay is considered to have a “high level of education” with a
literacy rate of 94.80%. This implies that most constituents have the ability to
read and write. Of the 4637 total population of 10 years old and above, 5.20%
are not literate or 129 individuals are not able do simple reading and writing.
Basic literacy course under the Alternative Learning System (ALS) is the DepEd
program in cooperation with the city government to address illiteracy in the
barangay.
Table 13
Literates 10 Years Old And Above
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Total
Literate
Male
Female
111
132
121
122
196
224
152
167
135
164
59
56
384
319
1158
1184
Not Literate
Male
Female
11
9
23
23
13
25
2
2
1
3
1
2
4
10
55
74
Total
Percentage
20
46
38
4
4
3
14
129
7.60
15.91
8.29
1.24
1.31
2.38
1.95
5.20
Source: CBMS, 2005
Health
Barangay Espinosa has one (1) Barangay Health Station (BHS) with one
(1) midwife and two barangay health workers assigned to monitor and conduct
immediate health services of the residents. Barangay health personnel are
assisted by doctors, nurses and dentist from the city once a month to carry-out
medical services and implement health programs and projects. The health
station/center is equipped with table and cabinet. This signifies that lack of basic
health apparatus and equipment as well as medicines are the main problem of
the barangay’s health sector.
Other residents usually sought medical care and attention at private
hospitals like Clinica San Juan Clinic and Masbate Medical Group Hospital
(MMG) and at the Masbate Provincial Health Office; all are located in the
poblacion. Most of the programs of the city health are accessed in the barangay
health station like immunization and “operation tuli” (circumcision).
Morbidity rate of Barangay Espinosa falls at 0.2% or 350/1000population
and Mortality rate is 0.5% or 20/1000 population.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The Leading Causes of Morbidity:
Acute Respiratory Infection
Tuberculosis
Diarrhea
Hypertension
Influenza
The Leading Causes of Mortality:
1. Gastroenteritis
2. Pulmonary Tuberculosis
3. Hypertension
4. Stabbed wound
5. Acute Respiratory Infection
Malnourished children are very minimal in the barangay as reflected on
the CBMS. It has a malnutrition rate of 5.50%. Majority of the children below 5
years old in this barangay are healthy and have sufficient food and nutrition
intake.
Table 14
Malnutrition Rate Per Purok of 0-5 Years Old
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Total
Malnourished Children
Male
Female
2
1
4
4
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
8
14
15
Total
Percentage
3
8
5
0
0
0
13
29
5.88
12.30
5.81
0
0
0
6.95
5.50
Source: CBMS, 2005
Health is likewise concern with the use of contraceptive among couples in
Barangay Espinosa. The barangay has 709 couples. Of the said number, only
119 couples are practicing family planning methods. Among the enumerated
methods below, the majority use the pills. The pill is only used by female partner.
Other family planning methods used by couples in the barangay are enumerated
in table 20.
With small number of couples engaged in family planning method as then
data reflected, there is a big possibility that the population will continuously
increase. Thus, advocacy on responsible parenthood, proper care for children,
etc. is needed. This is necessary to help parents realize their important roles to
their families.
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Table 15
Inventory of Couples Engaged in Family Planning Method
Barangay Espinosa
Family Planning
Method
Total Number
Couples Engaged in
Family Planning
23
3
0
3
6
0
57
6
0
16
5
119
Rhythm method
Mucus
Body temperature
IUD
Condom
Diaphragm
Pills
Injectible
Vasectomy
Tubal ligation
Other (withdrawal)
Total
Source: CBMS, 2005
Family Planning Method
13%
4%
0%
5%
19%
3%
0%
3%
5%
0%
48%
Rhythm method
IUD
Pills
Tubal ligation
Mucus
Condom
Injectible
Other (withdrawal)
Body temperature
Diaphragm
Vasectomy
Figure 4
Sanitary Toilet Facilities
Out of 709 households in 2005, only 138 or 18.60% do not have access to
sanitary toilet facilities with Purok VII having the highest. This is due to the fact
that their community is situated near the sea where they can just discriminately
release their human waste. On the other hand, households in Purok I and VI
have more households with access to sanitary toilet facilities.
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Table 16
Inventory of Sanitary Toilet Facilities
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
Total
Households
Purok 01
Purok 02
Purok 03
Purok 04
Purok 05
Purok 06
Purok 07
TOTAL
77
74
120
82
96
40
220
709
With No
Sanitary
Toilet
Facilities
2
9
16
3
4
1
103
138
Percentage
2.59
12.16
13.33
3.66
4.16
2.50
46.82
18.60
With
Sanitary
Toilet
Facilities
75
15
104
79
92
39
117
521
Percentage
97.41
87.84
86.67
96.34
95.84
97.50
53.18
81.40
Source: CBMS, 2005
Social Welfare
Improved quality of social services is one of the major concerns of the city.
It aims to provide all the essential needs of the people particularly to those who
are underprivileged. Social services are geared to reach even the remotest
barangay of the city. Services such as family counseling, gender and
development, pre-marriage counseling, day care services, senior citizens, and
self employment assistance and emergency assistance are provided.
On one hand, for the children’s welfare, two (2) day care centers are
presently existent in the barangay with two (2) day care workers found in Purok I
and Purok VII respectively. One section has 30 enrollees and the other one has
25 enrollees. There are three community organizations present in the barangay.
These are Women’s Organization, Senior Citizen and Youth Organization
(MCYC). These organizations remained strong and continue to help in
empowering women and youth alike and support to elders. However, there are
residents who are affiliated with various religious/family organizations stated in
the religious sector of the SEP.
Intervention to persons with disability is also a main concern of the social
welfare. The barangay has a total of 44 physically challenged individuals.
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Table 17
Number of Persons with Disabilities
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
I
Number of
Persons with
Disabilities
7
II
5
III
12
IV
5
V
6
VI
4
VII
5
Total
44
Type of Disability
-hunchback
-paralyzed legs
-total paralysis from
neck down
-deaf
-deaf and mute
-paralyzed legs
-fractured vertebral
column
-total paralysis from
neck down
-blind
-partial visual
impairment
-paralyzed arms
-total paralysis
-deformity
-polio
-epileptic
-partial visual
impairment
-paralysed legs
-unano
-paralyzed legs
-total paralysis
-hydrocephalus
-cleff palate
-speech disorder
-total paralysis
-deaf
-mute
-inability to walk alone
-blind
-partial visual
impairment
-fractured vertebral
column
Source: CBMS, 2005
Housing
Based on Community Based Monitoring System, the actual count of
household belonging to informal settlers in this barangay is only 1.20% or 9 out
of the 709 households. It shows that majority of the residents own their houses,
others are renting.
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Table 18
Households Living in Squatter
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
Purok 01
Purok 02
Purok 03
Purok 04
Purok 05
Purok 06
Purok 07
Total
Number of
Squatters
Total
Households
0
0
3
2
2
2
0
9
77
74
120
82
96
40
220
709
Percentage
0
0
2.50
2.44
2.08
5.00
0
1.20
Source: CBMS, 2005
Based on the table above, Purok 03 has the highest informal settlers while
Purok 1, 2 and 7 have zero informal settlers.
Table 19
Households Living With Makeshift Materials
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
Purok 01
Purok 02
Purok 03
Purok 04
Purok 05
Purok 06
Purok 07
Total
Households
With
Makeshift
Materials
1
3
3
0
2
0
22
31
Total
Households
77
74
120
82
96
40
220
709
Percentage
1.30
4.05
2.50
0
2.08
0
10
4.20
Source: CBMS, 2005
On the other hand, there are 37 houses made of makeshift materials.
Presence of such houses in the barangay is an indication that the residents do
not have durable housing within the next five years. Barangay Espinosa has a
proportion of 4.20% households living with makeshift materials.
The barangay has many boarding house which serve as a temporary
home for students from other municipalities of the province going to college
because of its proximity to Osmeña Colleges and Southern Bicol Colleges.
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Protective Services
To maintain the peace and order of Barangay Espinosa, it has about 7
police personnel or “barangay tanod” and the Barangay Unified Force (BUF).
BUF is deployed to augment the barangay’s protective services particularly at
night. These police personnel are only equipped with nightstick (batuta)
paraphernalia. Hence, the barangay officials should purchase additional police
paraphernalia to effectively implement the peace and order within the barangay.
Barangay Espinosa has an organized barangay justice system
represented by their corresponding Lupon. The presence of barangay justice
system shows that crimes committed by individuals can be easily settled at the
barangay level. This is mirrored by the very low crime rate of 0.10%.
Table 20
Victims of Crime
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
Victims of Crime
Male
Female
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Total
Total
Percentage
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
4
0
0
0.33
0.49
0
0
0
0.10
Source: CBMS, 2005
Table
Inventory of Barangay Police Personnel
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
TOTAL
No. of Barangay
Police Assigned
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
Facilities/Equipment
Nightstick
Nightstick
Nightstick
Nightstick
Nightstick
Nightstick
Nightstick
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Sports and Recreation
One of the programs of the city government is to provide recreational
facilities in every purok for the development of the youth. It is also a mechanism
that will veer them away from vices.
The barangay has various recreational facilities which can be accessed by
the populace like basketball court, billiard hall and videoke bar. Other
recreational place residents go to is Masbate Sports Complex and Masbate
Social Center which is located in its closest neighbor barangay, JT Fernandez.
The common sport played by the youth and adults alike is basketball. This
activity and other form of recreation encourage the people to be more productive,
thus spared them from drug addiction and other delinquent activities particularly
on the youth.
Religion and Culture
The people of barangay Espinosa is predominantly Roman Catholic. St.
Anthony de Padua and Iglesia Ni Cristo, located in two adjacent barangays, cater
to their followers. A chapel for Basic Ecclesiastical Community (BEC) is located
in Purok 3. Adjacent to this chapel is a sister’s convent. There are many
residents who are affiliated with church’s organizations like Divine Mercy,
Couples for Christ Family Ministries, Neo Catechumenal Way, Mother Butler, and
Catholic Women’s League
The barangay celebrates its annual fiesta in honor of Our Lady of Fatima
during the 27th and 28th of February. Numerous activities are initiated to attract
visitors from other barangays. The traditional coronation of selected matron, lady
and baby queens are one of the highlights of the event. The traditional dancing
which is the long-awaited event of the ladies and gentlemen follows after the
coronation. This is often the rendezvous of sweethearts and the venue for
courtship.
Table 21
Inventory of Religious Center and Religious Organizations
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
Purok 3
Religious Center
Catholic Chapel, Sisters
Convent
Religion Organization
Roman Catholic
Iglesia Ni Cristo
Seventh Day Adventist
Later Day Saint
Source: Office of the Barangay Captain, 2005
30
ECONOMIC PROFILE
Employment
Majority of the residents are
working in the government or employed in
private institutions. Some are skilled
workers
working
in
construction,
machinery, craftsmen, and similar jobs.
Some of them prefer to work in the city
and province while others chose to work
in urban areas like Manila, Cebu and
Legazpi.
Unemployment rate of Barangay Espinosa constitutes 23.50% or 256
members 15 years old and above who are active in the labor force with Purok 7
obtaining a highest percentage of 18.55% while Purok 3 has the lowest with
6.06%.
This data on unemployment reflects that there few livelihood and job
opportunities are tendered for the residents of barangay Espinosa. In addition,
the residents who should be active in the labor force may be lacking in skills
needed for work.
Table 22
Unemployment Rate of 15 Years Old and Above
Barangay Espinosa
Purok
01
02
03
04
O5
06
07
Total
Unemployed
Male
Female
26
24
13
9
34
34
10
17
19
20
2
9
25
14
129
127
Total
Percentage
50
22
68
27
39
11
39
256
38.46
18.96
33.83
20.30
25.83
20.75
13.68
23.50
Total Labor Force
Male
Female
69
61
75
41
125
76
68
65
83
68
30
23
202
83
652
417
Source: CBMS, 2005
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Trade and Commerce
National Food Authority is located
within the premises of Barangay Espinosa
which makes it conducive for some
residents to engage in wholesale and
retail business for NFA rice and other
goods. There are no big enterprises in the
barangay only variety stores and
carenderia abound the community.
32
LOCAL GOVERNANCE
Vision
Sa tuig 2010, an Barangay Espinosa mauswag paagi san pumuloyo na
malipayon, edukado kag naga-urusad. Sa lugar na matuninong kag malinis na
igwa san sadiri na barangay site, kag makusog na pagsarig sa Diyos.
Mission
Barangay Officials 2002-2005
Jiptha B. Valladores
Jose E. Verano
Elsie L. Bailon
Rodel F. Guiz
Donato P. Dela Peña
Manuel N. Bajar
Myrna M. Llanita
Orlando P. Ametin
Megandale F. Valencia
Ma. Eileen A. Baranda
Immaculada J. Marcera
- Brgy. Chairman
- Brgy. Kagawad
- do
- do
- do
- do
- do
- do
- SK Chairman
- Brgy. Secretary
- Brgy. Treasurer
Table 23
List of Barangay Captains
Barangay Espinosa
Names
Term
Alejandro Saut
1972-1973
Pilar Jesalva
1973-1975
Remedios Cabanes
1975-1986
Lucas Almero
1986-1989
Fidel Ubac
1989-1994
Jiptha Valladores
1994-2005
Source: Office of the Barangay Captain, 2006
33
FINANCIAL REPORT
Table 23
Total Revenue of Barangay Espinosa for the Last Three Years
Item
IRA
Real Property Tax
Operation and Service
Income
Business Taxes and Licenses
Miscellaneous Income
Aids and Grants and
Subsidies
Total
2004
1,014,505.00
33,802.81
0.00
2005
1,098,495.00
10,120.61
0.00
0.00
1,165.77
10,000.00
0.00
930.32
0.00
1,059,473.58
1,109,545.93
2006
Source: City Budget Office, 2006
Table 24
Total Expenditure of Barangay Espinosa for the Last Three Years
Item
Personal Services
Maintenance and Other
Operational Expenses
Capital Outlay
Total
2004
552,000.00
246,885.80
2005
552,000.00
338,457.74
152,090.00
950,975.80
310,512.50
1,200,970.24
2006
Source: City Budget Office, 2006
Table 25
20% Annual Development Plan
Barangay Espinosa (2004)
Name of Project
Repair of Brgy. Hall
Furniture & Fixture
Street Lights
Computer
Repainting of Daycare Center
Welcome Arc
Location
Amount
0.00
0.00
22,553.00
49,000.00
30,194.00
50,343.00
Status
Amount
68,180.00
35,577.00
84,445.50
73,500.00
48,810.00
Status
Table 26
Name of Project
Conc. Topping Plaza
Const. of Roads & Bldg.
Const. of Covered Lined Canal
Furniture’s & Fixtures
Infrastructure ( SK Funds )
Location
Source: City Budget Office
34
Table 27
Name of Project
Location
Amount
Status
Source: City Budget Office
35

Brgy. Espinosa

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