Republic of the Philippines

Province of Laguna
MUNICIPALITY OF MAJAYJAY
BARANGAY PANALABAN

Joint Barangay Development Council – Barangay Peace and Order Council

Resolution No. 01
Series of 2019

CREATION OF BARANGAY TASK FORCE TO END LOCAL COMMUNIST ARMED CONFLICT

WHEREAS, Executive Order No. 70 provides for the institutionalization of the Whole-of-
Nation Approach in attaining inclusive and sustainable peace, creation of National Task Force to
End Local Communist Armed Conflict, and directs for the formulation of a National Peace
Framework;

WHEREAS, the Whole-of-Nation approach addresses the root causes of insurgency, internal
disturbances and tensions, and other armed conflicts and threat by prioritizing and harmonizing
the delivery of basic services and social development packages by the government, facilitating
societal inclusivity, and ensuring active participants of all sectors of the society in the pursuit of
peace agenda;

WHEREAS, the National Peace framework contains principles policies, plans, programs, and
mechanisms to localize peace agreements and interventions that will bring inclusive and
sustainable peace, and address the root causes of insurgencies, internal disturbance, tensions and
other armed conflicts threats in identified areas;

NOW, THEREFORE, on a motion duly approved and seconded, BE IT RESOLVED, AS IT IS

HEREBY RESOLVED, to create the Barangay Task Force on Whole-of-Nation Approach in attaining
inclusive and sustainable peace and development.

RESOLVED FURTHER, that the Barangay Task Force shall be composed of:

KGG. ROGER S JOVEN JR. KGG. EUFEMIO P. GUERA KGG. DANILO P. GUERA
G. MARIEL G. BUENO G. RICARDO M. JOVEN GNG. MICHAELA D. JOVEN
G. BARTOLOME GABITAN G. RONNIE R. RENZALIS GNG. LOUIE ELAINE O. BUENO
GNG. DOLORES COLDERIA G. BARTOLOME GABITAN GNG. LEA FRESCO

RESOLVED FINALLY, that the attached Terms and Reference forms an integral part of this
resolution.

SIGNED this 04 day of December 2019 in Barangay PANALABAN, Majayjay, Laguna.

Certified Correct:

RICARDO M. JOVEN DOLORES F. COLDERIA

(BDC Secretariat) (BPOC Secretariat)

Attested by:

HON. FRANCISCA G. MIRANO

(BDC/BPOC Chairperson)
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Peace and Development

Terms of Reference

Section 1. Creation of Barangay Task Force to End Local Communist Armed

Conflict. To ensure efficient and effective implementation of the Whole-of-Nation Approach, a
Barangay Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict is hereby created under the powers
and functions of the National Task Force (NTF-ELCAC).

Section 2. Composition. The Barangay Task Force shall be composed of

KGG. FRANCISCA G. MIRANO CHAIRPERSON

Barangay Task Force Organizational Structure (See attached organizational structure)

HON.FRANCISCA G. MIRANO
BARANGAY CHAIRMAN

Section 3. Powers and Functions. The Barangay Task Force shall have the following
powers and functions: (enumerate powers and functions indicated in MC No. 2019-125)

a. Take the lead in the planning and implementation of the Retooled Community Support
Program (RCSP);
b. Facilitate the convergence of all stakeholders and ensure participation of the community
members in development planning;
c. Adhere to the feedback mechanism prescribed by the Provincial Task Force and establish
the same at Municipal down to the Barangay level;
d. Ensure the delivery of services and inclusion of the policies, programs, projects, services
and activities in the local plans based on the identified solutions by members of the
affected communities;
e. Strengthen and empower Barangay-Based Institutions (BBIs);
f. Establish and strengthen citizenship and community participation mechanisms to
guarantee sustainability of RCSP implementation;
g. Perform such other duties and functions as the Regional or the Provincial Task Force
may direct.
 Section 4. The Barangay Peace Framework. The same shall contain principles, policies,
plans and programs that will bring in inclusive and sustainable peace and development, and
address the root causes of insurgencies, internal disturbances and tensions as well as other armed
conflicts and threats in identified areas. To this, the Barangay Peace Framework shall include a
mechanism for localized peace engagements or negotiations and interventions that is regionally
orchestrated, directed and supervised, while being locally implemented.

Section 5. Convergence. All departments, bureaus, offices, agencies or instrumentalities

of the government, including GOCCs and SUCs, are hereby directed to render the necessary
support to the Municipal Task Force. The private sector, non-government organizations and other
stakeholders are encouraged to participate in all peace-building programs, plans and activities, in
the implementation of the Barangay Peace Framework.

Section 6. The Barangay Task Force Secretariat. The Barangay Task Force shall be
assisted by their joint BDC and BPOC Secretariats to be led by the BPOC Secretariat Head duly
assisted by personnel from the member-agencies of the Task Force, under secondment, detail, or
other appropriate arrangement. In case of the Barangay Task Force, the Barangay Secretary shall
lead the Task Force.

Section 7. Functions of the Municipal Task Force Secretariat. (functions indicated in

MC 2019-125)

a. Submit an organizational and staffing pattern and directory of the Barangay Task Force
to the Municipal Task Force within one (1) month from the creation of the Task Force;
b. Provide standard Secretariat services to the MTF; and
c. Ensure proper coordination of the RCSP implementation through the feedback
mechanism established by the Municipal Task Force.

Section 8. Funding. The budgetary requirements for the Implementation of EO No. 70

may be authorized chargeable against the respective LGUs and agencies in accordance with EO
No. 70, subject to the availability thereof, and to the usual accounting and auditing requirements
to all pertinent laws, rules and regulations.