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RESIBO
About Resibo

A public record of local problems — and their fixes

Resibo helps residents anywhere in the Philippines report everyday problems in their barangay and follow them, step by step, until the responsible office fixes them.

01Independent and non-partisan

Resibo is an independent civic-tech project. It is not run by, and does not represent, any local government unit, national agency, politician or party. Posting a report here is not the same as filing an official complaint, and it does not create a legal obligation for any office to act.

Where an LGU formally partners with Resibo, its office is marked as a verified partner and its staff can respond to reports in their own jurisdiction.

02Moderation, and what "verified" means

  • Every report is reviewed before it is published. Moderators remove spam, duplicates, personal attacks and private information.
  • Verified means a moderator has confirmed the problem exists at that location. It says nothing about who is at fault.
  • Resolved requires proof — a photo of the repair or an official document. Reports are never closed just because time has passed.
  • Confirmations (“I see this too”) help prioritise, but they are not the same as moderator verification.
  • Reports are about places and problems, not people. Accusations against private individuals are removed.

03When not to use Resibo

  • Emergencies — fires, medical emergencies, crimes in progress: call 911.
  • Complaints against officials, corruption or red tape — use the Civil Service Commission’s 8888 Citizens’ Complaint Hotline or the Office of the Ombudsman.

04Privacy

Your name, email and phone number are never published and are visible only to moderators. Photo location data is stripped on upload. You can always report anonymously. Read the full privacy notice.

05Places

Every one of the Philippines’ cities and municipalities has a page, organised using the Philippine Statistics Authority’s official place codes (PSGC). Browse places.