Municipal Household Information System
In today's fast-paced governance environment, access to reliable household and demographic data is more important than ever. The Municipal Household Information System (MHIS) is designed to provide Local Government Units (LGUs) with a centralized, secure, and data-driven platform to streamline operations, improve service delivery, and support disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM).
The MHIS is a comprehensive digital platform that integrates the Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) and Barangay Household Information for accurate socio-economic profiling. It replaces outdated paper-based systems with real-time, evidence-based data management that LGUs can depend on for planning, budgeting, and community development.
The Municipal Household Information System (MHIS) is a localized and LGU-owned version of the Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS). While the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) conducts the national CBMS periodically, the MHIS allows LGUs to maintain continuous, real-time, and updated household data at the municipal and barangay level.
1. Centralized and Accurate Data
Real-time household-level data on population, demographics, income, health, and vulnerabilities.
Integration of CBMS indicators for accurate socio-economic profiling.
2. Improved Service Delivery
Streamlined document requests, certificates, and barangay clearances.
Faster response to resident needs and reduced administrative workload.
3. Disaster Preparedness and DRRM
Up-to-date information on vulnerable sectors during emergencies.
Integrated GIS mapping of hazard-prone areas and evacuation routes.
4. Enhanced Transparency and Accountability
Digital record-keeping aligned with the Data Privacy Act (RA 10173).
Audit-ready logs of aid distribution, social services, and project implementation.
The system is compliant with:
RA 10173 – Data Privacy Act of 2012
RA 11032 – Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act of 2018
RA 8792 – E-Commerce Act of 2000
RA 10844 – DICT Act of 2015
RA 7160 – Local Government Code of 1991
RA 9470 – National Archives of the Philippines Act of 2007
This ensures data security, lawful record-keeping, and alignment with national ICT standards.
Barangay-Level Database
Complete resident and household profiles with real-time updates.
GIS Mapping
Identify hazard zones, infrastructure, and population distribution visually.
User-Friendly Dashboards
Real-time reports and analytics for decision-making.
Disaster Relief Management
Track evacuees and aid distribution efficiently.
Public Access Portals
Residents can request services and provide feedback online.
Go to the MHIS Calculator for the Detailed Estimates
The budget covers platform licensing, cloud hosting, system development, gadgets for enumerators, training, and integration with existing LGU systems.
Personalized MHIS full rollout can be completed within 2 to 3 months, following this timeline:
Planning & Requirements Gathering: 1 week
System Development: 2 weeks
Deployment & Training: 1 week
Enumeration: 2-3 Months (Depends on the Number of Deployed Enumerators)
Yes. Each LGU will need 1–2 enumerators per barangay, depending on population size.
Average survey time per household: 45 minutes
Target households per enumerator per day: 8
Training is provided as part of the MHIS package, including field exercises, data validation, and system orientation.
Mobile Devices (Enumerators): Android 10/iOS 11 or higher, 6GB RAM, with GPS & camera.
Office Computers: Windows 7/macOS Sierra or later, at least 4GB RAM.
Internet Connection: Required for data synchronization (offline functions supported).
Improved Service Delivery: Faster processing of documents and resident requests.
Enhanced Data Accuracy: Reliable and up-to-date demographic information for informed decision-making.
Strengthened Disaster Preparedness: Better coordination of evacuation plans and relief efforts.
Increased Transparency and Accountability: Secure and auditable records for local governance.
Cost Efficiency: Reduction of paperwork and manual record-keeping efforts.
Better Resource Allocation: Data-driven decision-making to ensure funds and services reach those most in need.
Enhanced Social Services Delivery: Streamlined management of government benefits, ensuring targeted support for marginalized sectors.
The MHIS isn’t just a database—it’s a comprehensive governance tool that empowers LGUs to make informed, evidence-based decisions. By adopting MHIS, you are investing in a future where services are faster, more accurate, and more responsive to the needs of your constituents.
📞 Contact us today to schedule a live system demo and discuss the best implementation package for your LGU.