From fragmented, manual procedures to an integrated, self-reliant digital governance ecosystem — one registry for every resident of GMA, Cavite.
Coverage map · GMA, Cavite
27 barangaysGMA Total
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27
Barangays on one system
11
LGU offices connected
1
RBIIS ID per resident
2024-331
Municipal ordinance
Our Clients
27 member units · 27 barangays encoding into one shared registry.
Aldiano Olaes
Barangay
Poblacion 1
Barangay
Poblacion 2
Barangay
Poblacion 3
Barangay
Poblacion 4
Barangay
Poblacion 5
Barangay
Benjamin Tirona
Barangay
Bernardo Pulido
Barangay
Epifanio Malia
Barangay
Francisco De Castro
Barangay
Francisco Reyes
Barangay
Fiorello Calimag
Barangay
Gavino Maderan
Barangay
Gregoria De Jesus
Barangay
Inocencio Salud
Barangay
Jacinto Lumbreras
Barangay
Kapitan Kua
Barangay
Koronel Jose P. Elises
Barangay
Macario Dacon
Barangay
Marcelino Memije
Barangay
Nicolasa Virata
Barangay
Pantaleon Granados
Barangay
Ramon Cruz
Barangay
San Gabriel
Barangay
San Jose
Barangay
Severino De Las Alas
Barangay
Tiniente Tiago
Barangay
Aldiano Olaes
Poblacion 1
Poblacion 2
Poblacion 3
Poblacion 4
Poblacion 5
Benjamin Tirona
Bernardo Pulido
Epifanio Malia
Francisco De Castro
Francisco Reyes
Fiorello Calimag
Gavino Maderan
Gregoria De Jesus
Inocencio Salud
Jacinto Lumbreras
Kapitan Kua
Koronel Jose P. Elises
Macario Dacon
Marcelino Memije
Nicolasa Virata
Pantaleon Granados
Ramon Cruz
San Gabriel
San Jose
Severino De Las Alas
Tiniente Tiago
The Registry of Barangay Inhabitants Information System is a centralized database of all residents, built for planning, service delivery, disaster resilience and data-driven decisions.
27
barangays on one system
1
centralized resident database
11
LGU offices connected
Built and maintained in-house by the GMA-ICT, the RBIIS is the foundation every other LGU system can build on — one record, one ID, one source of truth.
A centralized database for every inhabitant
One RBIIS-generated ID across all LGU-created systems
A system accessible to every inhabitant
A foundation for future digital services and smart-LGU initiatives
From the Local Government Code to local ordinances — the RBIIS rests on a clear legal foundation.
1991
RA 7160, Sec. 394 (d)(6)
Local Government Code
The barangay secretary must maintain, update and keep records of all inhabitants.
2005
DILG MC No. 2005-69
July 21, 2005
DILG memorandum circular on the Registry of Barangay Inhabitants.
2008
DILG MC No. 2008-144
September 19, 2008
DILG memorandum circular reinforcing the RBI.
2020
Mun. Ordinance No. 2020-209
August 17, 2020
All barangays must update inhabitant records every six months.
2024
Mun. Ordinance No. 2024-331
May 23, 2024
Establishes the RBIIS as the primary data collection tool in all 27 barangays of GMA, Cavite.
2024
Resolution No. 3142-2024
June 14, 2024
Approves the resolution and ordinance from the Municipality of Gen. Mariano Alvarez.
Every office draws from the same verified resident records, with no duplicates.
One RBIIS ID follows residents across LGU systems, cutting repeat paperwork.
Up-to-date population reports guide budgets, programs and projects.
Geotagged households show who lives where when every minute counts.
Quickly find seniors, PWDs, solo parents and 4Ps families who need help.
Meets RA 7160 and local ordinances, with audit logs on every record.
Every feature in RBIIS maps directly to a real barangay workflow — from issuing a certificate in minutes to identifying aid recipients during a calamity.
Every inhabitant record — name, birthday, address, civil status, employment, and mother's name — is stored with AES-256-GCM encryption and accessible only to authorized users.
Group residents into households, assign household heads, and map family relationships — making it easy to understand who lives where and with whom.
Generate and print official barangay certificates — clearance, residency, indigency, good moral character, and more — directly from a verified resident record.
Dedicated registries for PWD, Senior Citizens, 4Ps, OFW, Solo Parents, OSY, OSC, IP, Children, and more — each with sector-specific data fields and status tracking.
Barangay Secretaries manage only their barangay's data. The Municipal Mayor gets a cross-barangay view. GMA-ICT handles system administration. Access is enforced at every route.
Export resident lists and sector data for DSWD submissions, municipal planning, and disaster response coordination — with full audit logs of every export action.
From a paper form to every connected LGU office — follow one resident record, step by step.
Step 1 of 4
Paper RBI form
The household completes the official RBI form for every member — names, birthdays, civil status, education, occupation and more.
Step 2 of 4
Secretary encodes
The barangay secretary encodes the form into the RBIIS, where duplicate checks and validations run before the record is saved.
Step 3 of 4
RBIIS database
Every resident gets one master record and one RBIIS ID. Personal data is encrypted and every change is logged.
Step 4 of 4
LGU offices fetch
Connected LGU systems receive only the fields they are allowed to see — OSCA, for example, gets just 5 fields for senior citizens.
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Full RBIIS record
Purple = the only fields shared with OSCA
OSCA Senior Citizen DB
Residents aged 60 and above
27 barangays feed one registry. Every system connects to it through one RBIIS ID.
RBIIS
Central data hub
Operational · 9
Planned · 11
When the barangay secretary saves a change, every connected system sees it right away. No re-encoding.
Secretary updates
Juan Dela Cruz
Civil status
RBIIS
Master record
OSCA · Senior Citizens
Civil status: Single
Civil status: Married · updated
MHO · Health System
Civil status: Single
Civil status: Married · updated
MSWD · Social Welfare
Civil status: Single
Civil status: Married · updated
From a single registry to a connected smart LGU — here’s where the RBIIS is today and where it’s headed next.
Journey
Phase 2 of 51
Done
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In progress
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Ahead
Phase 1
DoneLaunch the RBIIS
One centralized resident registry, live across all 27 barangays.
Phase 2
We are hereExpand to more local services
Adding sector services like Solo Parent, Youth, Children and Resident ID.
Phase 3
NextIntegrate other LGU systems
Connecting offices like MHO, PESO and DRRM through one RBIIS ID.
Phase 4
PlannedLaunch the GMA Mobile App
Bringing RBIIS-powered services to every resident’s phone.
Phase 5
PlannedAdvanced analytics for planning
Data-driven insights for budgets, programs and disaster planning.
Dec 28, 2022
RBI System Updates
Dec 21, 2023
RBIIS Training
Mar 5, 2024
RBIIS Centralization Training
Jul 16–17, 2024
RBIIS Workshop
Jan 15, 2025
RBIIS Web App Upgrades
A unified data platform to improve the lives of every inhabitant through better planning, faster emergency response, and more efficient public services.