Problem: BRIDGE TO CROSS FOR VEHICLES TOWARD PUROK TALACAIGAN IN
BARANGAY MAGBABADIL
SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTH
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The team is knowledgeable about the
project
The agency is competent with skill
about project proposal
The agency will form a collaboration
with the LGUs and barangay official to
pursue the town`s people to participate
in bridge-making
WEAKNESS
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OPPORTUNITIES
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Active participation of the community
people
Willingness to be involve in bridgemaking
Available resources within the
community
(human
resource,
materials)
Funding from government and other
agencies
Insufficient funding from the agency
Lack of team members within the
agency in completing the project
Poor supervision of the bridge process
THREATS
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Narrow and graveled road which affect
the delivery of the materials.
A kilometer away from the highway
Changes in the ecosystem of the
community
Flood during typhoons may prolong
the construction of the bridge
Delays on the project as the potential
risk may happen.
PROBLEM TREE
No bridge
OBJECTIVE TREE
LOGICAL FRAMEWORK ANALYSIS
Mission:
Vision:
NARRATIVE
SUMMARY
OBJECTIVITY
VERIFIABLE
INDICATOR
• Bridge construction:
A new bridge is
Program Goal
constructed capable of
supporting vehicle to
 Improved
cross in the river and
infrastructure
(Bridge)
in meeting specified
safety
Purok
Talacaigan.
Project Purpose
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To construct a
safe, durable,
and accessible
bridge to
Purok
Talacaigan,
improving
transportation.
• Timely Completion:
Bridge construction is
completed within the
specified timeframe
(May 30, 2025)
• Adherence to
Specifications: The
bridge meets all design
specifications (width,
MEANS OF
VERIFICATION
IMPORTANT
ASSUMPTIONS
• Regular inspections:
Documented visual
inspections by
engineers/ project
manager at regular
intervals
• Engineering Reports:
Formal reports
certifying the bridge
meets design and
safety standards
• Completion
Certificate: Official
documentation
confirming completion
and acceptance by
authorities.
• Economic Surveys:
Data collected on
business activity in
Purok Talacaigan
before and after bridge
completion
• Project Timeline:
Milestone tracking and
progress reports.
• Inspection Reports:
Confirming adherence
to design
specifications.
• Funding: Sufficient
funding is secured and
remains available
throughout the project.
• Permits: All
necessary permits and
approvals are obtained
without significant
delays.
• Materials:
Construction materials
are readily available
and delivered on time.
• Labor: Skilled labor
is available and
committed to the
project.
• Community Support:
The community
supports the project
and commits to long term maintenance.
• Environmental
Impact Assessment:
Documentation of
• Unforeseen Delays:
No unexpected delays
in material delivery,
labor availability, or
permitting processes.
• Safety Compliance:
The construction
process adheres to all
safety regulations and
standards.
length, load capacity,
materials).
mitigation measures
and their effectiveness.
• Environmental
Impact: Minimal
negative environmental
impact during
construction
(documented
mitigation measures).
• Safety Records:
Documentation of
safety procedures and
incident reports.
• Safety: No accidents
or incidents occur
during construction.
• Bridge is completed
and operational within
Outputs
the specified timeframe
Bridge meets design
 Bridge
specifications (load
constructed
and operational capacity, width)
• Bridge is accessible
to vehicles and
pedestrians
Inputs
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Funding for
construction
materials –
Skilled labor
Design plans
and
specifications
Land for
bridge
construction
Permits and
licenses.
• Travel time data
collected before and
after bridge
construction Surveys
of residents about their
access to services
Economic data
collected before and
after bridge
construction.
• Completion report
from the construction
company independent
inspection report from
a qualified engineer
• Observations and
interviews with
residents to evaluate
the project.
• The bridge Is wellmaintained and safe for
use – The community
actively uses the bridge
and benefits from its
presence and secured
the safety of their
vehicles. The bridge
attracts new businesses
and it’s easy to the
pedestrians to go to the
market.
• Cooperation
Effective cooperation
and communication
among stakeholders
(government,
contractors,
community).
• Funding is available
and sufficient for the
project. Construction
materials are readily
available and at
reasonable cost. The
land where the bridge
is built is clear and free
of . Necessary permits
and licenses are
obtained in a timely
manner.
• The bridge design
meets the required load
capacity and safety
standards. The required
materials and labor are
available in a timely
manner. The
construction process
will not be
significantly disrupted
by unforeseen events
(Natural disasters,
including Storm).