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Mission Statement
Enhance flood risk awareness, promote proactive decision-making, and help farmers, agricultural planners, and local authorities better prepare for future flooding disasters in Bataan.
AgriFlood turns historical datasets into insightful, actionable information for evidence-based preparedness.
30 Disaster Events (2019–2024)
11 Years of Rainfall Data (2015–2025)
Cumulative Agri Damage
₱817.1M
2019–2024 recorded agricultural losses
Total Affected People
1.25M
Recorded affected individuals, 2019–2024
Peak Rainfall Year
3,805mm
2020 — record annual total
Palay Area Change
6,162ha
19.4% change, 2015–2025; cause not assigned
What the Data Shows
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For Farmers
Simple information for farm decisions
Key Insights from Data
01.Average rainfall is highest in July, August, September. This is historical context, not a forecast.
02.Palay harvested area changed 19.4% from 2015 to 2025. The data does not say flooding was the only cause.
03.2 municipalities are in the higher-priority group in the current flood records.
04.Corn harvested area changed 83.6% across the displayed period. Also check field and market conditions.
05.No location has repeated flood-prone records in the current selection.
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For Agricultural Planners
Information for planning
Planning Insights from Historical Data
01.PHP 817.1M in agricultural damage is recorded. Use this as review context, not an automatic reason to change production.
02.67 of 217 locations are recorded as flood-prone. Check current field conditions before changing plans.
03.Latest precipitation context — 2025 recorded 3,302mm. Use this historical observation for planning, not as a future rainfall forecast.
04.Crop area, production, and yield are separate measures. Review all three before proposing crop expansion or diversification.
05.The most recent observed year shown here is 2025. New eligible records update this automatically.
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For Local Offices
Information for local coordination
Decision-Making Insights
01.67 of 217 barangays are marked flood-prone in the current dataset. Prioritize technical review according to municipality and barangay results.
02.Recorded infrastructure damage totals PHP 1003.3M across the displayed disaster period. Engineering assessment is required before selecting mitigation investments.
03.Typhoon Egay has the largest recorded affected-individual count in the current eligible history. Verify reporting definitions before using it for capacity planning.
04.Historical disaster records provide context only. Confirm current reports before setting local priorities.
05.Municipalities with no current prone flags are candidates for further field review, not automatically safe staging or farming zones.
Historical Data Summary
Data comparison: 2020 had the highest recorded precipitation (3,805 mm), while 2024 had the highest recorded agricultural damage (PHP 220.52717622M). These are separate datasets.
Insight: July has the highest historical average accumulated rainfall (504mm). Review planting and preparedness schedules against the full current dataset rather than treating this pattern as a forecast.
Data summary: Palay changed by 6,162 ha (19.4%) and Corn by 1,452 ha (83.6%) across the displayed period.
Data summary: The highest displayed agriculture-plus-infrastructure total occurred in 2024 within the supplied historical records.
Important Details in the Current Data
217 locations are in the current flood records.
67 locations were recorded as flood-prone.
No repeated flood-prone record is present in this selection.
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Rainfall and Disaster Context
Average rainfall is highest in July, August, September.
30 disaster events are in the current historical records.
The latest rainfall record is from 2025.
Palay harvested area changed 19.4% across the displayed period.
Corn harvested area changed 83.6% across the displayed period.
Crop record period: 2015–2025.
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Step 01
Records
Current Flood/Landslide, rainfall, disaster, and crop records
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Step 02
Checks
Records are checked and prepared before use
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Step 03
Analysis
Supported patterns are identified from the data
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Step 04
Summary
Flood, rainfall, disaster, and crop information is summarized
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Step 05
Insight
Clear meaning and practical options are presented
Recommendations from Current Data
What you can do next
Each suggestion appears only when the current data supports it.
Flood records includedPrecipitation records includedDisaster records includedCrop records included
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For Farmers
Practical steps for farms
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Suggested Action
Prepare fields and equipment
When a local flood notice is issued or water is rising, consider moving equipment and farm inputs when safe. This may reduce avoidable damage.
67 of 217 locations in the locations in the current flood records were recorded as flood-prone.
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Suggested Action
Check weather before farm work
Before planting or harvesting in historically wetter months, check official forecasts and field conditions. You can adjust activity timing when needed.
Average rainfall is highest in July, August, September through 2025. This is historical context, not a forecast. Province-wide Rainfall records are used.
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Suggested Action
Prepare access and farm records
When a local disaster notice is issued, check safe access and prepare a record of farm assets. This may support safer movement and faster damage reporting.
30 disaster events are in the current records through 2024. Province-wide Disaster records are used.
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Suggested Action
Review crop timing and protection
Before planting or harvesting in a flood-prone location, check crop records, weather, and current field conditions. This may help protect crops and farm inputs.
Area records are available for Corn and Palay through 2025. Province-wide Crop records are used.
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For LGUs and Local Offices
Preparedness and local coordination
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Suggested Action
Check drainage and farm access
Before major field activities, prioritize checks in the recorded locations. This may identify access and drainage problems early.
67 of 217 locations in the locations in the current flood records were recorded as flood-prone. First locations to review: Samal, City Of Balanga, Abucay.
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Suggested Action
Prepare local coordination
When official guidance warns of heavy rain, check drainage and access in recorded flood-prone locations. This may support earlier local preparation.
Average rainfall is highest in July, August, September through 2025. This is historical context, not a forecast. Province-wide Rainfall records are used.
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Suggested Action
Check access and local resources
During preparedness reviews, check access to locations recorded as flood-prone. This may identify access and coordination gaps.
30 disaster events are in the current records through 2024. Province-wide Disaster records are used.
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Suggested Action
Prepare support for crop areas
Use flood locations and crop records before planning drainage, storage, or access support. This may focus field checks.
Area records are available for Corn and Palay through 2025. Province-wide Crop records are used.
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For Agricultural Planners
Planning support and resources
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Suggested Action
Confirm local conditions
Before changing support coverage, compare the flood records with a current field check. This may focus support where it is needed.
67 of 217 locations in the locations in the current flood records were recorded as flood-prone.
Planning
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Suggested Action
Plan schedules with rainfall records
Use rainfall records and current forecasts before scheduling field visits or input distribution. This may avoid unsuitable timing.
Average rainfall is highest in July, August, September through 2025. This is historical context, not a forecast. Province-wide Rainfall records are used.
Planning
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Suggested Action
Prepare damage reporting
Before and after an event, prepare a simple process for photographing and recording damage. This may support clearer recovery planning.
30 disaster events are in the current records through 2024. Province-wide Disaster records are used.
Planning
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Suggested Action
Use crop and location records together
Before changing crop programs or distributing inputs, confirm the flood record and current conditions. This may avoid decisions that lack local context.
Area records are available for Corn and Palay through 2025. Province-wide Crop records are used.
Planning