BARANGAY KIBANING

MUNICIPALITY OF KALILANGAN

BARANGAY NUTRITION
ACTION PLAN
2023-2025

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
TITLE PAGE NO.

A. INTRODUCTION
B. BARANGAY NUTRITION SITUATION ANALYSIS…………………………..
1. What are the forms of malnutrition?.............................................
2. How many are malnourished?......................................................
3. Who are malnourished?...............................................................
4. Where are the malnourished?.......................................................
5. What are the causes of malnutrition?............................................
6. What have been the Barangay Nutrition Committee
done to address malnutrition?.......................................................
7. What are the resources available to address malnutrition?.............
8. What constraints could affect the effective
implementation of interventions?...................................................
Figure No. _ MODIFIED PROBLEM TREE ON STUNTING …………..
Figure No. _MODIFIED PROBLEM TREE ON ___________................
C. VISION, MISSION, GOAL, OBJECTIVES……………………………………..
D. WORK PLAN…………………………………………………………………………
E. MONITORING AND EVALUATION……………………………………………..
F. BUDGET ESTIMATES.…………………………………………………………..
G. BARANGAY RESOLUTION APPROVING BNAP WITH AIP
1. Approval. Sangguniang Barangay Resolution
issued on BNAP approval …………………………………………………..

2. Local Government Funding. Endorsement for the

inclusion of BNAP Programs, Plans, and Activities (PPAs)
into the BNAP and subsequent AIPs of the Project barangay………

3. BNC ACTIVATION
Barangay Resolution on BNC Reactivation ……………………………

ATTACHMENTS:

A. INTRODUCTION
The BNAP is local version of the Philippines Plan of Action for Nutrition (PPAN), the
country’s directional framework for nutrition improvement. Its goals include the
reduction of child and maternal mortality. The PPAN key strategies are a mix of
services that are specific to the form of malnutrition and those that would impact on
all forms of undernutrition. To improve BNAP implementation political support is a
must to ensure funding of BNAP, functional BNC, continuous guidance from their
supervisors, continuous BNS capacity building to enhance their skills and to enable
them to effectivity promote inter-agency collaboration and provide them with
opportunities to upgrade technical capability to efficiently plan and manage local
nutrition programs.

The National Nutrition Council defines nutrition program management(NPM) as a

decision making process of identifying nutrition problems and needs of a specific
population group, analyzing possible ways of preventing and controlling malnutrition,
allocating resources based on needs and expectations and taking actions to address
nutrition problem, including those related to monitoring and evaluation and aims to
implement nutrition programs, projects and activities and increase community
participation to address malnutrition.

A. INTRODUCTION

1. GEOGRAPHICAL PROFILE

Barangay Kibaning is located in the Municipality of Kalilangan, in the province of

Bukidnon, Philippines. It is situated in the northern art of Bukidnon, near the border
with the province of Lanao del Sur. The exact coordinates of Barangay Kibaning are
approximately 7.796701˚ N latitude and 124.732972˚ E longitude.

2. SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

Population Distribution by Age and Gender

The highest population composed of the young group ages 1-4, 5-9, 10-

14, 15-19, 20-24, covering 55.047% of the total population. These groups

are considered young dependents. The working age groups 15-64 years

old. The table shows that the age group population gradually decreases as

the age group increases.

AGE GROUP MALE FEMALE BOTH SEXES

Under one(1) 8 8 16

year

1-4 82 59 141

5-9 73 73 146

10-14 64 58 122

20-24 76 72 148

25-29 55 39 94

30-34 57 40 97

35-39 27 25 52

40-44 32 28 60

45-49 28 30 58

50-54 34 28 62

55-59 20 19 39

60-64 13 13 26

65-69 11 9 20

70-74 5 4 9

75 and above 7 16 23

TOTAL 665 603 1,268

3. BARANGAY HISTORY

Barangay Kibaning derived its name from the name of noted Datu, who saved
his followers and people of the neighboring places from hunger due to a long drought.
This Datu, named Mabaning, popularly called Datu Baning, occupied a place nearby a
spring, where he planted different staple crops and got abundant harvest even during
dry season.

With the coming of the long drought, people searched for places where they can
survive. This time, they came to know the place of Datu Mabaning. Groups of people
were always going to the place and if asked where they were going the common
answer was “Kibaning” short of Datu Baning.

Kibaning was then the adopted name of the community. It progressed and its
population increased until it was qualified to become a Barangay. It was formally
created as a regular Barangay of the Municipality of Kalilangan on August 22, 1968 with
Hon. Pedro Debarosan as the first Barangay Captain during the special election on
November 21, 1968.Then history follows.

4. BARANGAY HIGHLIGHTS (TOURIST SPOTS, LANDMARKS, FOOD

DELICACIES, FESTIVITIES, ETC.)

Barangay Kibaning celebrates its founding Anniversary every 22 nd of August.

5. HEALTH AND NUTRITION FACILITIES (SCHOOLS, BHS, CDC, ETC.)

The following are the list of Health and Nutrition Facilities that can be found in the
Barangay Kibaning, Kalilangan, Bukidnon.

NAME LOCATION STATUS

Senior Citizens & PWD office Purok 3 Good condition

Day Care Purok 3 Good condition

Kibaning Elementary School Purok-1 Good condition

BNS and BSPO Office Purok-3 Good Condition

Barangay Health Station Purok-3 Good Condition

6. OTHER NOTABLE SITES, STRUCTURES, AND FACILITIES PRESENT IN THE

BARANGAY (MEMORIAL PARKS, MUSEUM, CHURCH)

a. San Roque Chapel

b. Santo Nino Chapel
B. BARANGAY NUTRITION SITUATION ANALYSIS
The Barangay Kibaning Barangay Nutrition Scholar conduct regular
monitoring of the barangay’s nutritional status. In which based on the
monitoring records there were 6 stunted children, 4 underweight, 1
severely stunted and 3 overweight children. On the other hand, there is
no recorded number of wasted and severely wasted children.
Based on the data gathered, there is an increase in numbers of
malnourished children from year 2023 to the present year.
On the prevalence rate of stunting and under weight boys and girls
in pre-school is quite HIGH while on the other hand the prevalence rate of
overweight boys than girls in pre-school is LOW.
A large number of malnourished children in the barangay are found
in the areas of Purok-6. These problems are caused of lack of access to
nutritious food which is due to limited source of income, high number of
family members, the irresponsibility of some parents that they don’t bring
their children at barangay health station for vaccination and
immunization.
To address these issues of malnutrition the Barangay Nutrition
Council initiated to create plans of programs and activities through the
following:
a. Seeds Distribution
b. Conduct Pabasa sa Nutrisyon
c. Deworming Activity
d. Vitamin A Supplementation
e. Regular Pre-natal and Immunization Schedule
f. Distribution of Iodize Salt
g. Operation Timbang
h. Feeding Program for Children ages 6mos.-59 mos. Old and pregnant
women
i. Home Visitation

All these activities were made possible through the efforts of the
Barangay Nutrition Committee, Barangay Councils of the Barangay
Kibaning and all its active volunteers. Despite of the limited funds source,
the barangay was able to provide funds for the feeding program, support
to malnutrition from BGU-GAD and also supplies of seeds from the
Municipal Agriculture Office of Kalilangan, Bukidnon.
The challenges such as limited financial source, spiritual and
cultural beliefs, and limited source of supplies and materials will not be a
hindrance for implementing programs and serving the people of the
Barangay Kibaning most especially those who are less fortunate in life.
b.
ASSESSING THE BARANGAY NUTRITION SITUATION WORKSHEET
BARANGAY: KIBANING

Questions Answers
1. What forms of malnutrition exist?
 Nutritional status (height-for-age, weight-for- Stunted-6
age, weight-for-height) of children 0 - <5 years Underweight- 4
old and school children Severely stunted- 1
 Nutritional status (weight and height) of Overweight- 3
pregnant and lactating women, adolescents, and
older persons
 Infants with low birth weight
 Cases of deficiencies in Vitamin A, iron, and
iodine
 Compare it with previous years and identify the
most prevalent form
 Get the average, then rank

2. How many are malnourished?

 Actual number 0-59 mos. old
 Prevalence (%) e.g., number of 0 - <5-year-old BOYS GIRLS TOTAL PREVALENCE
children/total number of 0 - <5-year-old children UNDERWEIGHT 3 1 4 3.1%
 Compute the prevalence of stunting, wasting, SEVERELY - - - -
and underweight among preschool and school UNDERWEIGHT
children by age group and sex STUNTED 4 2 6 46%
 Prevalence of underweight and overweight SEVERELY 0 1 1 0.8%
pregnant and lactating women, adolescents, and STUNTED
older persons WASTED - - - -
 Prevalence of deficiencies in Vitamin A, iron, and SEVERELY - - - -
iodine (if data are available) WASTED
 Prevalence of infants with low birth weight OVERWEIGHT 0 3 3 2.3%
OBESE - - - -

SCHOOL CHILDREN
BOYS GIRLS TOTAL PREVALENCE
STUNTED - - - -
SEVERELY - - - -
STUNTED
WASTED 7 8 15
SEVERELY - - - -
WATED
3. Who are malnourished?
 Is the prevalence of stunting, wasting, or STUNTING:
underweight children higher in boys? or in girls? _HIGH___ prevalence in boys than girls in PRE-SCHOOL
At what age and age group is it high? WASTING:
 What is their age group/physiological ____ prevalence in boys than girls in PRE-SCHOOL
classification? i.e., infants, preschool, school UNDERWEIGHT:
children, pregnant, lactating, adolescents, older __HIGH_ prevalence in boys than girls in PRE-SCHOOL
persons OVERWEIGHT:
 What type of households do they belong to? ___low____prevalence in boys than girls in PRE-SCHOOL
OBESE:
_______prevalence in boys than girls in PRE-SCHOOL
Questions Answers
4. Where are the malnourished?
 Identify the specific areas (purok/sitio,
barangays, municipalities, cities) or type of PUROK-6 IP’S RESIDENTS OF THE BARANGAY
ecologic zone (upland, inland, lowland, coastal,
rural or urban) that have the most number of
malnourished children, adolescents, pregnant,
lactating, and older persons
 Malnutrition clusters in certain areas can be
determined by the spot map

5. What are the causes of malnutrition?

 The LNC including the NAO should discuss the
causes that lead to malnutrition. They should
arrive at a list of causes and agree on how these Kulang sa pagka-on
factors interact with each other. These should be Kulang sa income
validated with actual data by comparing with Daghan ug anak
higher level data or comparing across barangays. Kulang sa kahibalo
 Immediate – inadequate food intake Wala gapa immunized
 Underlying – food insecurity, poor care, Kulang sa pag atiman
inadequate health services
 Basic – education, economic condition
 Morbidity cases according to illness
 Morbidity rate for diarrhea, measles and acute
respiratory tract infections
 Low wages
 Increase in population
 Variety of diet
 Caring practices for women and children
 Low literacy rate
 Female highest educational attainment
 Other factors as identified by the LGU

6. What have been done to address malnutrition?

How effective have these been?
 Check the nutrition programs implemented in the
community and the extent to which programs -OPT
have reached and improved the lives of the
-Feeding from 6-59mos old and pregnant women
malnourished and nutritionally-
at-risk -Distribution of Iodized Salt
 Successes can be determined by looking into the
accomplishment of targets based on reports, -Pabasa sa Nutrisyon
reaching out to the truly needy population,
- Pre-natal and Immunization
mobilizing community participation, among
others -Deworming
 Depending on the results of the review, the LNC
can decide whether to CONTINUE, STOP, or -Vitamin A Supplementation
MODIFY the nutrition
-Home Visit
programs/projects/activities

7. What are the resources available to address FY--2023

malnutrition? Purchase of drug and medicine- 5,000 from BGU
Questions Answers
Resources in the LNAP can be in terms of: Support to malnutrition-7,000 from BGU
 human, e.g., volunteer workers and technical Feeding program-7,000 from BGU
experts
 material/equipment or physical, e.g., food FY- 2024
commodities Support to Malnutrition – 5,000.00 from BGU
 financial, e.g., funding from LGU or other SEEDS distribution- from Municipal Agriculture Office
partners Purchase of Drugs and Medicines- 10,000 from BGU
 natural, e.g., water, fuel, and land Feeding Program- 5,000.00 from BGU
In assessing resources, be guided by:
 What kind of resources is available?
 How much resources are available?
 How adequate are the resources? Materials:
2 pc. MUAC tapes
1 unit Height Board
1 unit Weighing Scale

Partners:
4-BHW 1-BNS 1-DCW
1-Midwife 1-BSPO 20-CVOs
1-Nurse 1-BSI 18-RESPONDER

8. What constraints could affect the effective

implementation of interventions?
 Constraints are factors that can affect the *Limited source of financial support
implementation of nutrition programs/projects/ *Spiritual/ cultural beliefs
activities (socio-economic, political, cultural, *Limited source of materials and supplies
ecological/environmental)
 Learning or difficulties may also be along
inadequate funds, uncooperative community and
lack of coordination among BNC members
C. VISION, MISSION, GOALS, OBJECTIVES

VISION:
To be able to create a strong, self-sufficient community, reduce poverty, improve
health and nutrition and build a resilient and prosperous barangay for future
generations.

MISSION:
To be able to enhance the quality of life for all residents by promoting create a
thriving and healthy community, promotion of healthy lifestyle choices, and
ensuring food security, and empower individuals with knowledge, skill and values
to lead fulfilling lives.

GOAL:
To decrease malnutrition in Barangay Kibaning and to have an
adequate source of funds to support the fight against malnutrition and
program implementation for the benefit of the people of the barangay,
most specially those who are less fortunate in life.
GENERAL OBJECTIVE:
1. To reduce the prevalence rate of stunted 0-59
mos. Children from___% in 2022 to ____% by the
end of FY 2025.
2. To reduce the prevalence rate of wasted 0-59
mos. Children from___% in 2022 to ____% by the
end of FY 2025.
3. To reduce the prevalence rate of underweight
among 0-59 mos. Children from___% in 2022 to
____% by the end of FY 2025.
4. To reduce the prevalence rate of overweight and
obesity among 0-59 mos. Children from___% in
2022 to ____% by the end of FY 2025.
5.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
1. To conduct feeding program activities among malnourished children.
2. To conduct mother’s class on appropriate child feeding and
development to mother of IYCF and children below 5 years old.
3. To increase complete/quality antenatal care coverage among pregnant
women.
4. To sustain micronutrient supplementation among mothers and children.
D. WORKPLAN

BARANGAY WORK PLAN

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN BARANGAY:____________________
TARGET Sector
Program/Project/ Objective In Estimated Source of
Baseline GROU Y1 Budget Y2 Budget Y3 Budget Location Schedule
Output
Activity s charge fund reqt. Fund
P
E.MONITORING AND EVALUATION
MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN BARANGAY:________________________

TARGETS QUARTERLY OUTREACH

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
INDICAT
Program/Project/ Activity GROUP NUMBER NO. % NO. % NO. % NO. %
OR
SERVE SERVE SERVE SERVE
D D D D
F. BUDGET ESTIMATES

Cost estimate Funded

Funded
Program/Project/ Total cost Portion by Unfunded
Portion by
Activity 2023 2024 2025 estimate BARANGA Portion
LGU
Y LGU

Establishment of
household and
5,000 20,000 25,000 5,000 20,000
communal backyard
gardening
Pabasa sa nutrition 5,000 5,000 10,000 20,000 10,000 10;000
Barangay MELLPI 5,000 5,000 10,00 5,000 5,000
Nutrition month 5,000 10,000 15,000 5,000 10,000
Conduct counselling
for exclusive
2,000 2,000 3,000 7,000 4,000 3,000
breastfeeding and
complementary feeding
National childrens
7,000 10,000 10,000 27,000 17,000 10,000
month

Healthy young ones 5,0005 5,000 10,000 20,000 10,000 10,000

Support to Barangay
5,000 8,000 10,000 23,000 13,000 10,000
health station

Tree planting 16,000 20,000 36,000 16,000 20,0000f

Program/Project/ Cost estimate Total cost Funded Funded Unfunded
Activity 2023 2024 2025 estimate Portion by Portion by Portion
BARANGA LGU
Support to malnutrition
6,000 5,000 5,000 16,000 10,000 5,000

Drug and medicine expenses

5,000 8,000 16,000 23,000 13,000 10,000
RE-PLANNING: ASSESSMENT OF NUTRITION PROGRAMS FOR REPLANNING

ACTION
NEEDED
(please
check)

REMARKS (Reasons to continue,

NUTRITION PROGRAMS A B C modify, end the nutrition program)

Feeding program

Nutrition Month

Pabasa sa nutition

Support to malnutrition

A- Continue with no modification

B- Continue with modification
C- Discontinue/terminate for next year