BNS Narrative Presentation 2022

Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF QUIRINO
Municipality of Diffun
Barangay Rafael Palma
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NARRATIVE PRESENTATION
I. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BARANGAY

In years long ago in the eastern part of upland Diffun there was place called Sitio
Ganano, after the name of the Ganano River. This sitio was a purok of Barangay Cama (now
Baguio Village). Notable residents of Sitio Ganano were the Marzo and Agustin Families.
With the increase of population after so many years, and because of its distance from the
then center of barangay activities, the people here decided to form their own barangay. Led by
Kagawad Jovito Agustin, they declared in 1969 that sitio Ganano become Barangay Don Sergio
Osmeña.
Then came the separation of Quirino from Nueva Vizcaya as an independent province. It
was under the leadership of Mayor Mariano J. Pimentel and Gov. Orlando C. Dulay that in 1970
the name Don Sergio Osmeña was change to Rafael Palma.
During the first elections in the place Luis Cayetano became the Barangay Captain. He
serves from 1970 to 1982. Cayetano was followed by Oscar C. Agustin (1982-1985), but for
unknown reasons he left the place and ventured in some other place. Rodolfo T. Dela Cruz took
over his position by law of succession and served the unfinished term until 1986.
Simeon Q. Cayetano followed (1986-1995). When Cayetano ran for Municipal
Councilor, Diosdado P. Delos Santos served the unexpired term until 1997.
Simeon Cayetano made a comeback (1997-2002) FOLLOWED BY Benjamin P. Agustin
(2002-2013).
During the elections of 2013, Diosdado Delos Santos also made a comeback; and he
serves his constituents as Barangay Captain up to the present.
II. NUTRITION SITUATION

a. Nature and Magnitude
the latest OPT conducted last January to March 2022 shows that there are about
53 PS weighed.
Under weight for age, No identified Severely Underweight, underweight and
overweight. All 53 are in normal status.
Under height for age, no identified severely stunted and tall but there are 3
stunted cases, there are 50 normal.
Under weight for height/length, no identified severely wasted, wasted overweight
and obese cases, all 53 in normal status.
For School weighing under SY 2021-2022, there are 69 enrollees and weighed
100% out of the total weighed, there are ___ wasted, no identified severely wasted and
overweight/obese, and there are ___ normal.
Under Height for age, there are ___severely stunted but no tall. There are ___
normal status.
There are some cases of micronutrient deficiencies which contribute to
malnutrition which includes iodine deficiency disorder and protein energy malnutrition.
b. Affected Areas/Purok/s
the most affected Purok under height for weight are purok __, ___, ___
c. Affected Group/s
For stunted and severely stunted PS, they belong to the age of group 12-23
months.
d. causes of malnutrition
the 3 PS identified as stunted are diagnosed with improper food preparation and
lack of time to feed their babies properly is the main cause of malnutrition.
e. improper food preparation and lack of time to feed their babies properly that’s the main
cause of malnutrition.
e. Resources
resources that can support the implementation of malnutrition are the
program of local Government Unit, Cooperation among parents, interest of BNS and BHW to
work, Participation of the Non-Government Organization (NGO’s) and Private sector.
III. OBJECTIVES
a. General Objectives
To improve the Nutritional Status of the residence.
b. Specific Objectives by the end of 2022 following objectives attained.
1. To maintain 0 case of underweight and severely underweight PS by the end of 2022.
2. To maintain 0 case of severely wasted.
3. To reduce No. of stunted from 3 to 1 at the end of 2022.
4. To maintain the zero case of overweight and obese PS at the end of 2022.
5. Maintain the zero costs of SW/SC
6. Combine SST/SC from 89 to 85.
7. Maintain zero OW and Bose SC
IV. PROJECT/PROGRAM/ACTIVITY
NUTRITION SPECIFIC
1. Infant and Young Child Feeding Program

2. Nutritional Promotion program for behavioral.
3. Dietary Supplementation Program.
4. Micronutrient Supplementation Program.
5. Food Fortification Program.
6. Overweight and Obesity management Reduction Program.
7. Nutrition Emergencies.
NUTRITION SENSITIVE PROGRAM
1. Home, School and Community food Production.

2. Livelihood Assistance.
3. Waste Sanitation and Hygiene Program.
V. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

To assess the efficiency of Nutrition Program, there are some tools to be use:
1. Conduct Operation Timbang (OPT) twice a year (3)

2. Monthly follow-up of 0-23 months (3) Quarterly of 24-59 months.
3. Attend BNS monthly meeting and submit monthly report.
4. Assist midwife during immunization.
5. Conduct monthly weighing to identify under nourish PS.
6. Attend BNS Quarterly meeting.
7. Attend BNS year-end evaluation.
8. Conduct PABASA sa Nutrition.
9. Attend MELLPI PRO evaluation
10. Assist household teaching or Mother’s Class.
VI. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENT

The estimated amount in the implementation of the health and Nutrition program
activities base on Format C.

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I. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BARANGAY

II. NUTRITION SITUATION

1. Infant and Young Child Feeding Program

NUTRITION SENSITIVE PROGRAM

1. Home, School and Community food Production.

V. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

1. Conduct Operation Timbang (OPT) twice a year (3)

VI. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENT

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