The proposed community development project in Barangay Sinawal aims to address key issues in the area. It will redevelop the public market, barangay hall, and build a new barangay health clinic with lying-in facilities. It will also construct a water district office and residential homes. Additionally, the project will develop recreational spaces like a park, gym, and covered court, as well as a night market. This comprehensive development seeks to improve public services, housing, healthcare access, and quality of life for Sinawal's growing population.
The proposed community development project in Barangay Sinawal aims to address key issues in the area. It will redevelop the public market, barangay hall, and build a new barangay health clinic with lying-in facilities. It will also construct a water district office and residential homes. Additionally, the project will develop recreational spaces like a park, gym, and covered court, as well as a night market. This comprehensive development seeks to improve public services, housing, healthcare access, and quality of life for Sinawal's growing population.
The proposed community development project in Barangay Sinawal aims to address key issues in the area. It will redevelop the public market, barangay hall, and build a new barangay health clinic with lying-in facilities. It will also construct a water district office and residential homes. Additionally, the project will develop recreational spaces like a park, gym, and covered court, as well as a night market. This comprehensive development seeks to improve public services, housing, healthcare access, and quality of life for Sinawal's growing population.
The proposed community development project in Barangay Sinawal aims to address key issues in the area. It will redevelop the public market, barangay hall, and build a new barangay health clinic with lying-in facilities. It will also construct a water district office and residential homes. Additionally, the project will develop recreational spaces like a park, gym, and covered court, as well as a night market. This comprehensive development seeks to improve public services, housing, healthcare access, and quality of life for Sinawal's growing population.
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PROPOSED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF BARANGAY SINAWAL
LOCATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS
Barangay Sinawal is located at the city of the General Santos, South Cotabato Province. Sinawal is situated at approximately 6.1327, 125.1082, in the island of Mindanao. Elevation at these coordinates is estimated at 133.9 meters or 439.3 feet above mean sea level.Its population as determined by the 2020 Census was 18,467. This represented 2.65% of the total population of General Santos. Combining age groups together, those aged 14 and below, consisting of the young dependent population which include infants/babies, children and young adolescents/teenagers, make up an aggregate of 35.41% (4,704). Those aged 15 up to 64, roughly, the economically active population and actual or potential members of the work force, constitute a total of 61.48% (8,167). Finally, old dependent population consisting of the senior citizens, those aged 65 and over, total 3.12% (414) in all.The population of Sinawal grew from 742 in 1990 to 18,467 in 2020, an increase of 17,725 people over the course of 30 years. The latest census figures in 2020 denote a positive growth rate of 7.18%, or an increase of 5,182 people, from the previous population of 13,285 in 2015. BACKGROUND Long time ago, before the arrival of settlers here in General Santos City, Barangay Sinawal was inhabited purely by natives called “B’laans”. The word Sinawal was taken from B’laan boy was drowned in the once unnamed river in the place. The name of the boy was “As’-nawal” devolved into “Sinawal” since it is easier for them to pronounce. According to oral history, Sinawal before was thickly covered with trees and vegetation and teeming with wildlife. Its creek were once deep with strong flowing currents and abundant in marine life. There was enough food for the carefree, hunting and food gathering natives in the place. Human activity however, had reduced the area now into denuded, semi barren hillsides which turn brown during the dry seasons. Its creeks are now devoid of marine life, its water reduced to a shalow, steady flow. The first Christian settler who arrived in the place was a certain Alberto Olarte who hailed from Baseo, Spain. He came from Manila before he arrived in Sinawal in the year 1908. Mr. Olarte married a B’laan maiden and introduced Christianity in the place. He had numerous sons and grandsons, one of his descendants the now incumbent Barangay Captain Antonio Olarte. The first “Tinyente del Barrio” of the place, however, was not from the Olarte clan but a Cebuano sttler who came into the place in the early 1940s. The said settler married Mr. Olarte’s eldest daughter, Mariana in 1945. He taught the natives how to plow, plant crops and trees instead of simply hunting and food gathering. ISSUES AND CONCERN According to our respondents who resides at the Barangay Sinawal, one of the issue that occurs in the community is the water shortage which affects the rest of residents from their households. Moreover, with this issue of insufficient and unsustainable water resources it may lead of severe health consequence and hinders the ability to maintain good standards of personal hygiene. One of the issue that always face by the residents is the public route or the highway, because the road is always dusty in a sunny weather and slippery in a rainy weather which leads to a road accidents. On that issue, there is a need to make an action from this risk or hazard to prevent any form of road accidents. In the Health Sector, the barangay has lack of health facilities such as lying in, and barangay Clinic. Sinawal is located far beyond the center of the City which the barangay cannot access any medical clinic or hospital efficiently, especially with the pregnant residents that on their labor. TOPOGRAPHY MAIN DESIGN REQUIREMENTS REDEVELOPMENT * PUBLIC MARKET * BARANGAY HALL * BARANGAY HEALTH CLINIC (with lying in & vet) * WATER DISTRICT * RESIDENTIAL (COMMUNITY HOUSES) * SCHOOLS RECREATIONAL * PARK * GYM/COVERED COURT * NIGHT MARKET
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