PARTICIPATORY

RURAL
APPRAISAL
Post Activity Report

Aquaculture Sector (Team Panalo)

Baroro, Bacnotan, La Union
 MAIN SOURCE OF INCOME:
R ESP O N D EN TSP R O FILE

MALE: 7
FEMALE: 5 Capture Fishing = 6
Aquaculture = 2
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT: Most of them are
Fish Processing = 4
high school undergraduate
Other source = Laborer and store
IP: 0 keeper
NON IP: 12
HOUSEHOLD SIZE: MONTHLY INCOME: P2000-P7000
3-4 Members = 6 CULTURE SPECIES: Bangus and Tilapia
CAPTUREED FISHES: tuna, Skipjack,
5-6 Members = 5 Bisugo, Maya-maya, Bangus
7-8 Members = 1 POSTHARVEST PROCESSING: Dried
Fish, Smoked Bangus and
Galunggong, Boneless Bangus
 DAILY
ROUTINE
 8 out of 10 Participants
, Kumakain

Nasa Laot naghuhuli isda (5 out of 10 participants)

Others: Kumakain, Nagwawalis

Kumakain at nagpapahinga sa kanilang bahay (8 out of 10 Participants)

Others: Naliligo, nagpapakain ng hayop

Nasa laot nanghuhuli ng isda (9 out of 10 participants)

Others: Nagpapakain ng alagang isda sa fish cage , kumakain & nagbebenta sa talipapa
12:00pm

Nasa laot nanghuhuli ng isda (9 out of 10 participants)

Others: Kumakain , natutulog
12:00pm
- 6 pm
 Naliligo, Kumakain, Nagpapahinga
6:00 PM
–8:00AM

Natutulog
8:00pm
–4:00pm
 TEAM PANALO
TEAM LEADER: GILBERT PULIDO
PROGRAM ALTERNATE TEAM LEADER: SONNY GUTAY
FACILITATOR: MAY ANN MANINDING
NOTE TAKER: JOE HIPOL/RELLY NALOS/EMERSON RAGUINDIN/RON
GARDOQUE
TRANSECT WALK: ALMHAR DIZON/GREGIE PANGAN

Time Activities
8:00-8:30 Arrival
8:30-9:00 Opening Program
9:00-9:30 Preliminaries

Profiling/Daily Routine
Community Mapping
Social Map
Hydrology and
9:30-11:00 Topography Map
Agri-Fisheries Map
Hazard Map
Transect Walk
Historical Mapping
Diagramming
Institutional
11:00-12:00
Problem Tree
COMMUNITY
MAPPING
GILBERT PULIDO
SONNY GUTAY
MAY ANN MANINDING
JOE HIPOL
RELLY NALOS
EMERSON RAGUINDIN
RON GARDOQUE
SOCIAL MAP
House

Church

Resort

Mini market

Gasoline station

Bridge

Chapel
HYDROLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY MAP

Deep well

Water Well
AGR-FISHERIES MAP

Fish Cages

Farm Land

Oyster

Salt Area
HAZARD MAP
Storm Surge

Flooded Area

Drought Area

Typhoon
TRANSECT WALK
Gregie Pangan AC-Ilocos Norte
Almhar John Dizon AC-Ilocos Sur
 TRANSECT WALK (LIKAS NA YAMAN)

Habitat
management Household Area Farmland Ilog (rivers) (Coastal)
parameter

Mga likas na Trees (coconut Rice field Mangroves Marine waters

kayamanan tree, mango,), Pasture land
(natural malunggay, Agricultural farm
resources) banana, chicken
 TRANSECT WALK (HANAPBUHAY)
Habitat
management Household Area Farmland Ilog (rivers) (Coastal)
parameter
Mga uri ng Sari-sari store Poultry (Chicken, Cage culture fish processing,
hanapbuhay, mga Canteen Duck) Shellfish Culture fish processing,
pagkakataon (types LPG Piggery Capture Fishing fishing boats
of livelihood, Water station Vegetables farming Solar sea salt
opportunities) Mini Grocery Rice farming Fish vending
Mini Market Capture Fishing
Construction Construction works
supplies (Resort)
Tricycle driver
Fish Processing
(Tinapa, Daing,
Boneless Bangus)
 TRANSECT WALK (MGA SULIRANIN)
Habitat
management Household Area Farmland Ilog (rivers) (Coastal)
parameter
Mga suliranin Limited firewood Natural calamities Cold weather Old fishing gears
(problems/issues) (tinapa) condition Delineated fishing area
Price change River runoff Natural Calamities
Calamities (Climate change El
nino and la Nina,
landslide, earthquake,
flood, typhoons,
cyclones, storms, fish
mortality)
HISTORICAL MAPPING (POPULATION)
Period Covered Population
Baroro is a barangay in the municipality of Bacnotan, in the province of La
Union. Its population as determined by the 2021 Census was 2,420. This
represented 5.60% of the total population of Laurel.
The population of Baroro grew from 856 in 1990 to 2,420 in 2021, an
increase of 1,564 people over the course of 30 years. The latest census
figures in 2021 denote a positive growth rate of 0.61%, or an increase of
69 people, from the previous population of 2,351 in 2015.
1990 May 1 856 population
1995 Sep 1 948 population with 1.93% growth rate
2000 May 1 1,431 population with 9.23% growth rate
2007 Aug 1 1,661 population with 2.08% growth rate
2010 May 1 1,884 population with 4.69% growth rate
2015 Aug 1 2,351 population with 4.31% growth rate
2020 May 1 2,420 population with .61% growth rate
HISTORICAL MAPPING (EDUC, ELECTRICITY,
TELECOMMUNICATION)
Period Covered Education
1963 Baroro Primary school with only Grade 1 to Grade 4
2023 1 Public School- Baroro Elementary School (Grade 1-6)
2 Private Schools- Academia de Mayuga and St. Claire Academy of
Bacnotan La Union (Elementary-Senior High School)
Electricity
1974-2023 Start of electricity connection in the barangay provided by La Union
Electric Corporation
It was made possible through then Congressman Manuel P. Ortega
Telecommunication
2000 Smart and globe built signal towers in the barangay
2021 PLDT and Converge followed
HISTORICAL MAPPING (BRGY BARORO)
Period Covered
1979 Under the Gintong Biyaya Project of President Ferdinand E. Marcos, Sr.
wherein 2 units of fish cages were given to 3 fisherfolk beneficiaries
namely; Atilano Manggubat, Carlito Masicat and Pablo Landicho. The
beneficiaries cultured tilapia and fed with palyat, trigo and darak (rice
bran) From Bacnotan, La Union, The children of these beneficiaries were
also provided with fisheries scholarship tasked of cleaning and
maintaining the fish cages during no classes.
2024 There are 312 fishponds in Brgy. Baroro, Mangrove, Tree Planting along
the river.
DIAGRAMMING
SEASONAL DIAGRAM
Indicator January February March April May June

1.Climate

2. Fish Catch

3. Food

4.Illness

5. Loan

6. Other
source of
income
7.Closed
Season
8. Typhoon

9. Population
Growth
SEASONAL DIAGRAM
Indicator July August Septemb October Novembe Decembe
er r r
1.Climate

2. Fish Catch

3. Food

4.Illness

5. Loan

6. Other
source of
income
7.Closed
Season
8. Typhoon

9. Population
Growth
INSTITUTIONAL DIAGRAM
SWOT Analysis
 STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
(CAPABILITIES) (CHALLENGES) (CHANCES) (CONCERNS)
KALAKASAN KAHINAAN PAGKAKATAON BANTA/BALAKID

Industrious and Lack of capital/fund Assistance from Climate

dedicated fisherfolks Government change/Fortuitous Events
(BFAR/LGU/OPAG,
(Eg.earthquake,
ETC)
flood,Typhoons, cyclone
storms, fishkill &
Pollution, El nino and La
Nina)
Strengthened, unity and Lack of resources/inputs Capacity buildings Health hazard
stability of fisherfolk (Nets, boats, and (trainings, workshop and
Association machineries) socials)
Quality of Fishes/ Fishery Limited number of Loan and market Fortuitous events
Product Operator opportunities
Low Production Livelihood assistance

Pricy Fingerlings Other sources of income

High Cost of Feeds

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THANK YOU!
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PRESENTATION.