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Occidental Mindoro MDG Report Using CBMS Data
Occidental Mindoro MDG Report Using CBMS Data
Table of Contents
List of Acronyms .............................................................................................................................vi
List of Maps ..................................................................................................................................viii
List of Tables ....................................................................................................................................x
Foreword ....................................................................................................................................xiii
Acknowledgments ........................................................................................................................xiv
Message ....................................................................................................................................xvi
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1. Status and Trends ................................................................................ 76
2. Current Policies and Programs ................................................ 81
3. Challenges .......................................................................................... 81
4. Priority Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs) ............ 82
5. Financing the MDGs ...................................................................... 82
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List of Acronyms
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AICS
AIP
ALS Program
BEmONC
BHS
BHW
BnB
CBMS
CEmONC
CHD
CMP
CPR
DepEd
DILG
DOH
DOLE
DOST
DSWD
DTI
EASE Project
EFA
FICS Analysis
HIV/AIDS
ICT
IMR
IP
IPC
IRA
KALAHI-CIDSS
KALIPI
LGU
LUBELCO
MDG
MIMAROPA
MMR
MNCHN
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List of Acronyms
MNCHN
MOA
MOOE
NCIP
NEDA
NGO
NHA
NHIP
NSCB
NSO
OHSP
OMECO
OPB
PEP-CBMS
PESO
PHO
PIPH
PLDT
PPVO
Project TSD
PSWDO
PWD
RHU
SAMARICA
SBM
SEA-K
SEARCA
SEF
SPES
TB DOTS
TESDA
UNDP
UNICEF
YAKAP
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List of Maps
Map 24. Prevalence and death rates associated with tuberculosis (per 100,000), by municipality, Province of Occidental
Mindoro, 2009-2011
Map 25. Proportion of population with access to improved water source, by municipality, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2009-2011
Map 26. Proportion of population with access to sanitary toilet facilities, by municipality, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2009-2011
Map 27. Proportion of population who are informal settlers, by municipality, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2009-2011
Map 28. Proportion of population who live in makeshift housing, by municipality, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2009-2011
Map 29. Proportion of population with inadequate living conditions, by municipality, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2001-2011
Map 30. Proportion of households with access to landlines/telephone lines, by municipality, Province of Occidental
Mindoro, 2009-2011
Map 31. Proportion of households with access to cellphones, by municipality, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Map 32. Proportion of households with access to computers, by municipality, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
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List of Tables
Table ES1. Report on the Millennium Development Goals, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table ES2. Summary of budget allocation for meeting the MDGs, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2013-2015
Table 1. Land area in hectares, no. of barangays, income class per municipality: Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2012
Table 2. Status of land classification, Occidental Mindoro, 2003
Table 3. 2010 Census of Population and Housing, final result, Province of Occidental Mindoro
Table 4. Existing health facilities and manpower, 2011
Table 5. Government hospitals, by bed capacity, category and classification, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2010
Table 6. Vital health indices, 2009-2011
Table 7. Ten leading causes of mortality/10,000 pop, 2011
Table 8. Hospital bed patient ratio, 2011
Table 9. Doctor - patient ratio, per hospital, 2011
Table 10. Basic education indicators, Occidental Mindoro
Table 11. Summary of MDG 1 indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 12. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population living below the poverty
threshold, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 13. Top and bottom municipalities, poverty gap ratio, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 14. Top and bottom municipalities, employment rate, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 15. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population who experienced food
shortage, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 16. Top and bottom municipalities, prevalence of underweight children under 5 years of age, Province of Occidental
Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 17. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population living below the food
threshold, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 18. Summary of MDG 2 indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 19. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 6-11 years old enrolled in
elementary, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2001-2011
Table 20. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 12-15 years old enrolled in high
school, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 21. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 6-15 years old enrolled in school,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 22. Top and bottom municipalities, literacy rate of 15-24 year old, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 23. Summary of MDG 3 indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 24. Top and bottom municipalities, ratio of girls to boys in elementary education, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2009-2011
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Table 25. Top and bottom municipalities, ratio of girls to boys in secondary education, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2009-2011
Table 26. Top and bottom municipalities, ratio of girls to boys in school, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 27. Top and bottom municipalities, ratio of literate of females to males (15-24 years old), Province of Occidental
Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 28. Elected seats held by women in the local government of Occidental Mindoro, 2010
Table 29. Summary of MDG 4 indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 30. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 0 to less than 5 who died, Province
of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 31. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of infants who died, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2009-2011
Table 32. Top and bottom municipalities,magnitude and proportion of children aged 1 to less than 5 who died, Province
of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 33. Summary of MDG 5 indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 34. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of women deaths due to pregnancy related-causes,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 35. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of couples who use contraception, Province of
Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 36. Summary of MDG 6 indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 37. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of couples using condom among those who are
practicing contraception, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 38. Top and bottom municipalities, prevalence and death rates associated with malaria (per 100, 000), Province of
Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 39. Top and bottom municipalities, prevalence and death rates associated with tuberculosis (per 100, 000) by sex,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 40. Summary of MDG 7 indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 41. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population with access to improved
water source, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 42. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population with access to sanitary
toilet facilities, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 43. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population who are informal settlers,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 44. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of household/population who are living in makeshift
housing, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
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Table 45. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population living in inadequate housing
conditions, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 46. Summary of MDG 8 indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 47. Ratio of Barangays With Botika ng Barangay, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2011-2012
Table 48. Top and bottom municipalities, proportion of households with access to telephone/landlines, Province of
Occidental Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 59. Top and bottom municipalities, proportion of households with access to mobile phones, Province of Occidental
Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 50. Top and bottom municipalities, proportion of households with access to mobile phones, Province of Occidental
Mindoro, 2009-2011
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Foreword
The Province of Occidental Mindoro, together with the Partnership for Economic PolicyCommunity-Based Monitoring System (PEP-CBMS) Network Office, and with the support
of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), prepared this status report on
the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) in order to provide an insight on where the
province stands in terms of accomplishing the eight goals set by the United Nations
(UN). The preparation of this report was facilitated by the national governments efforts
to localize the MDGs.
This report provides the status in achieving the targets in the eight goals: 1.) Eradicate
extreme poverty and hunger; 2.) Achieve universal primary education; 3.) Promote
gender equality and empower women; 4.) Reduce child mortality; 5.) Improve maternal
health; 6.) Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases; 7.) Ensure environmental
sustainability; and 8.) Develop a global partnership for development. In addition, this
report also provides readers with the ongoing projects, programs and activities that are
expected to contribute to the attainment of the goals in the declared target year which
is 2015.
The data gathered from the CBMS census which was conducted in the province in
2009 up until 2011 was the main source of data in this report. One of the many uses of
CBMS data is its ability to track the achievement of MDGs at the local level. The CBMS
methodology captures detailed socio-economic data at the household and memberlevel which can be used to monitor the achievement of the MDGs.
This Status Report on the MDGs using CBMS data evidently presents the situation
across the municipalities through maps and tables and analyzes the performance of the
province in each of the indicators of the eight goals. It also contains current policies and
programs of the province, challenges in achieving the goals, priority programs, projects
and activities in the course of three years until the set year of achievement, and the
corresponding budgetary requirements.
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Acknowledgments
The MDG Status Report of the Province of Occidental Mindoro was put together through
the collaborative efforts of different agencies and individuals. We deeply appreciate the
people and organizations that contributed their time and gave wholehearted support to
turn this endeavor into a reality. They are as follows:
Our Provincial Governor Josephine Y. Ramirez-Sato, for taking the opportunity offered
by PEP Asia-CBMS Network Office and the United Nations Development Programme to
participate in this project and for the trust she gave to the MDG Team, by expressing her
strong belief that they can make it;
The PEP Asia-CBMS Network Team, its team leader, Dr. Celia M. Reyes, and the PEPCBMS staff, especially Ms. Steffie Joi Calubayan, for their technical assistance and
guidance in the preparation of this document. Ms. Calubayan, the MDG mentor for
Occidental Mindoro, had been very supportive of the Team;
The PEP-CBMS-UNDP Project for capacitating the MDG Team through a series of
workshops;
The MDG teams of participating LGUs, for sharing their experiences and best practices;
The agencies and individuals who provided the badly needed data for this undertaking,
such as the following: the Department of Education, Provincial Health Office, Provincial
Agricultural Office, Plan International, Provincial Social Welfare and Development,
Provincial Accounting Office, and Provincial Planning and Development Office.
Our loving families, for their understanding and boundless love, which provided us with
the strength to keep going;
The municipal mayors and municipal planning and development coordinators of the 11
municipalities who gave their all-out support during the CBMS implementation in the
province;
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Acknowledgments
The people of Occidental Mindoro who inspired us most during the preparation of this
report; and
Finally, our God Almighty, for the blessings and guidance, and for leading us the way as
we strove to reach our goalthe completion of this MDG Status Report for Occidental
Mindoro.
A million thanks!
The Provincial CBMS-MDG Team
CORAZON A. ANGELES Team Leader
LORNA A. ESPAOLA
LEANNE M. ORCAS
GLADYS E. BARILE
Provincial Planning & Development
Coordinator
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Message
Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF OCCIDENTAL MINDORO
Mamburao
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JOSEPHINE Y. RAMIREZ-SATO
Governor
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. Overview
It is barely two years away from 2015
the deadline for Occidental Mindoro to
achieve its Millennium Development Goals
(MDGs)and the province has mixed
performance with regard to achieving the
MDGs. It posted good performance in terms
of reducing child mortality while it did not do
well in developing a global partnership for
development and in eradicating those who
are income and food-poor. Furthermore, the
province also did not fare well in ensuring
environmental sustainability. With this,
strategies to accelerate progress towards
the achievement of the MDGs made in
place.
The
Community-Based
Monitoring
System (CBMS), which was implemented
by the province in 2009, is the major source
of data in preparing this report. The CBMS
was used by the province in tracking down
the status of its MDG accomplishments.
The challenge faced by the province is how
to attain the MDGs in two years, and how
to successfully implement its policies and
programs against poverty. Overcoming
poverty is the key to attaining most of the
targets in the MDG.
2. Millennium Development
Goals: Status of
Achievements
Eradicating Extreme Poverty and Hunger
Results of the CBMS census in 2009
revealed that 67.8 percent of the people of
Occidental Mindoro were living below the
poverty threshold, that is, 7 out of 10 persons
in the province were income poor. On the
other hand, the proportion of population living
below the food threshold was 55.3 percent.
Living below the food threshold means that
the income is not enough to buy the basic
food needs of the family. Moreover, the
poverty gap ratio was posted at 0.4 percent.
The annual per capita income threshold in
2009 was P16,169, according to the National
Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB), while
the annual per capita food threshold was
P11,348. These data show that only 32.2
percent of the provinces residents were living
above the poverty threshold (or earning an
annual income of P16,169 or more) while 44.7
percent were living above the food threshold
(earning an annual income of P11,384 or
more).
Employment rate in the province in 2009
was 92.4 percent, which means that 122,110
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intensification
(with
advocacy
campaign component) of the
breastfeeding program by requiring
mothers to breastfeed their children
one hour after babies are born,
Thus, an information, education and
communication (IEC) campaign on
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Socialized
housing
projects
and
construction of more water and sanitation
facilities are undertaken to address the
gaps in these indicators. Poverty alleviation
programs of the national, provincial, and
municipal governments are seen to be of
great help in uplifting the living conditions of
the poorest of the poor.
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2. Conclusion and
Recommendations
The Province of Occidental Mindoro
has made good and not so good progress
in achieving the MDGs according to the
results of the CBMS Census in 2009-2011. It
performed well in child mortality reduction,
3. Financial Requirements
A total of 29 projects, programs and
activities amounting to PhP299.9 million were
proposed for the three- year period 20132015 to achieve the MDG (Table 2). The funds
came from regional agencies, such as the
DOH and Department of Agriculture. Other
projects include the priority projects listed in
the Annual Investment Plan. The total revenue
of the province in 2012 was PhP733.1 million
of which 94 percent came from the internal
revenue allotment (IRA).
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Table ES 1. Report on the Millennium Development Goals, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 20092011
Occidental
Mindoro
Latest Regional
Data
67.8
42.1 (2011)
Employment rate 3/
92.4
6.7
8.9 (2011)
6.7
55.3
20.0 (2011)
82.2
88.6 (2010)
54.2
56.6 (2010)
86.7
95.3 (2011)
93.0
95.1 (2008)
1.02
1.01 (2010)
1.21
1.08 (2010)
1.43
1.2 (2010)
0.99
1.02 (2008)
30.4
21.4 (2010)
Indicators
Performance of
Occidental Mindoro
vs. Region
0.5
5
50 (2010)
0.6
6
39 (2011)
0.3
300
25.4
55.8 (2011)
50.5 (2008)
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Table ES 1 continued...
Occidental
Mindoro
Indicators
Goal 6. Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Other Diseases
Latest Regional
Data
Performance of
Occidental Mindoro
vs. Region
47 (2007-2012)
27.4
29.7(2006)
1.04 (2012)
81.6
80.1 (2011)
75.6
84.7 (2011)
2.0
4.0 (2011)
2.4
0.8 (2011)
34.1
31.9 (2011)
2.5
2.7 (2011)
39.7
66.6 (2011)
5.4
9.6 (2011)
1/
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Table 2. Summary of budget allocation for meeting the MDGs, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2013-2015
Millennium
Development
Goals
No. of
Projects
Budgetary Allocation
2013
2014
2015
TOTAL
Goal 1
45,000,000
33,000,000
33,000,000
111,000,000
Goal 2
31,000,000
15,500,000
15,500,000
62,000,000
Goal 3
2,500,000
3,500,000
3,500,000
9,500,000
Goal 4
8,675,000
8,675,000
8,675,000
26,025,000
Goal 5
15,224,639
6,195,640
6,195,640
27,615,910
Goal 6
12,040,660
12,040,660
12,040,660
36,121,980
Goal 7
14,700,000
5,700,000
5,700,000
26,100,000
Goal 8
544,000
500,000
500,000
1,544,000
TOTAL
29
129,686,312
85,113,314
85,113,315
299,906,890
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Provincial Profile
Brief History of Occidental
Mindoro
The word Mindoro is a contraction of the
Spanish phrase Mina de Oro, meaning gold
mine. It was called Mai by early Chinese
traders.
The significance of Mindoro dates back
to pre-Spanish times. Due to its geographic
location, it served as an important trading
center of Chinese goods. As early as 872
AD, Mindoro had a good trade with Canton
because of their proximity to each other.
A Chinese chronicle of 1125 AD gave the
first documentary account of the island of
Mindoro. Following the sea routes during
ancient time, trading ships sailed to Mindoros
north and west coasts, which were then
densely populated urban centers. For local
products like beeswax, pearl, sandalwood,
and tortoise shells, the Chinese traders
bartered porcelain, silk, and tea.
In 1591, when the Spanish conquistadores
divided the Philippines into 11 provinces,
Mindoro was grouped together with
Calilaya, Lubang, Batangas, the Calamianes
Group of Islands, and Marinduque. The
third ecclesiastical district of the Philippine
archipelago was established in Calavite by
the Rocolleto Friars on June 18, 1677.
When the Americans occupied Mindoro
in 1899, they set up a military government
2. Geo-Physical Environment
Location and Boundaries
Mindoro is the seventh largest island in the
Philippines. It is contained in a quadrangle
1209 and 13054 north latitude and 12001 east
longitude. Occidental Mindoro is located 45
kilometers (km) south of Batangas province
and north of Visayas. The entire eastern
portion of the province is bounded by Oriental
Mindoro and the western portion by the Apo
East Passage. On the north, it is bounded
by the Calavite and Verde Island Passages
and on the south by Mindoro Strait. The
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Land Area
The province is composed of 11
municipalities, including the municipalities
of Lubang and Looc on Lubang island in the
northern tip of the province. As seen in Table 3,
the Sablayan, with an area of 2,1880.80 square
kilometers (km2) is the largest municipality in
terms of land area. Almost twice the size of
Cavite province, Sta. Cruz, the second largest
municipality, has an area of 681 km2 or 11.59
percent of the provinces land mass. Lubang,
with an area of 113.10 sq km, or 1.92 percent
of the province, is the smallest municipality .
Land Classification
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Table 1. Land area in hectares, no. of barangays, income class, per municipality, Province of Occidental
Mindoro, 2012
Municipality
Land Area
No. of Barangays
Income Class
Income (PhP)
Abra de Ilog
53,370
2nd
77,929,130
Calintaan
38,250
3rd
66,934,640
Looc
13,230
th
36,119,650
Lubang
11,310
16
th
48,758,790
Magsaysay
29,675
12
rd
64,760,260
Mamburao
29,760
15
2nd
66,997,160
Paluan
56,450
12
3rd
69,376,490
Rizal
24,250
11
60,737,660
Sablayan
218,880
22
San Jose
44,670
Sta. Cruz
Occidental Mindoro
rd
st
241,653,300
38
st
151,185,614
68,140
11
1st
89,994,430
587, 985
162
2nd
737,568,406
Source: National Mapping and Resources Authority (NAMRIA) & Bureau of Local Government Finance (BLGF)
Area (ha)
587,985
156,004
Forest Land
431,981
Unclassified
26,949
Classified
Establishment Forest Reserve
Established Timberland
National Parks/GRBS1//WA2/
Military and Naval Reserve
Civil Reserve
Fishpond
Notes:
1/ Game Refuge and Bird Sanctuary
2/ Wilderness Areas
405,032
91,270
101,365
192,811
147
16,190
3,249
Topography
Occidental Mindoro is generally rugged,
with successive mountain ranges, valleys,
and elongated plateaus, with narrow strips of
rolling lowlands along the coast.
Most parts of the province are mountains
fringed with foothills and coastal plains
ranging from 1 to 20 km wide. The plains are
narrow and mostly confined along the West
Philippine Sea boards. On this strips of land
are the municipalities, barangays and sitios,
many of them are located along the highway
that traverses the province from north to
south.
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Climate
The province has two pronounced
seasons, dry season from November to
April, and wet season during the rest of the
year. From June to October, the eastern part
is rainy, low-altitude areas and the coastal
plains suffer from excess heat and humidity,
while the extensive mountain ranges have
cool climate. During the northwest monsoon,
most air coming from the northwest side
becomes dry after crossing the mountains.
This accounts for the dry climate during the
months of northeast monsoon. Also, from
June to October, the province is affected
by the southeast monsoon. The average
annual volume of rainfall is 2,000 millimeters
(mm). Temperature ranges from 30.70C to
160C. Humidity ranges from 63 percent to
87 percent with an annual average of 75.4
percent.
Health Services
The health care system of the province
follows the mandate of Republic Act 7160,
known as Local Government Code of 1991.
In this set up, all public hospitals (1 provincial,
3 districts, and 4 community hospitals) and the
PHO were placed under the administration of
the provincial government, hence, the budget
and funding support of both public health
and hospital operations come from the local
government.
Health Facilities
Occidental Mindoro has 7 government
hospitals, 5 private hospitals, 12 rural health
units, and 131 barangay health stations (BHS).
Of the 162 barangays, 996 or 80 percent have
BHS. As frontliners in rural health delivery,
especially in catchment areas, the midwives
and barangay health workers (BHWs)
comprise the largest number of health
workers in the province.
The Occidental Mindoro Provincial
Hospital is the lone tertiary hospital located
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Table 3. 2010 Census of Population and Housing, final result, Province of Occidental Mindoro
Municipality
Total Population
May 1, 1990
May 1, 2000
May 1, 2010
1990-2000
2000-2010
1900-2010
Abra de Ilog
13,609
22,212
29,225
5.02
2.78
3.89
Calintaan
18,117
23,503
28,148
2.63
1.82
2.23
7,037
9,132
9,758
2.64
0.66
1.65
Lubang
18,800
22,896
23,068
1.99
0.07
1.03
Magsaysay
21,580
28,740
31,969
2.90
1.07
1.98
Mamburao
21,781
30,378
39,237
3.38
2.59
2.98
7,549
12,023
15,223
4.76
2.39
3.57
Rizal
23,379
29,785
34,458
2.45
1.47
1.96
Sablayan
46,546
63,685
76,153
3.18
1.80
2.49
San Jose
87,520
111,009
131,188
2.40
1.68
2.04
Sta. Cruz
16,675
26,887
34,544
4.89
2.54
3.71
282,593
380,250
452,971
3.01
1.76
2.39
Looc
Paluan
TOTAL
No of
No. of
RHUs Barangays
No. of
BHSs
Midwives Nutritionists
Engrs./
Medical
Active
Sanitary
Technologists BHWs
Inspectors
Dental
Aides
Calintaan
3-Jun
0/1
174
Looc
0/1
63
Lubang
16
14
0/1
154
Magsaysay
12
12
0/1
131
Mamburao
15
0/2
114
Paluan
12
0/1
90
Rizal
11
11
0/1
208
Sablayan
22
23
7-Jan
23-Oct
0/1
281
San Jose
38
29
17
0/4
589
Sta. Cruz
11
18
0/1
243
Province
12
160
136
12
13
55
2185
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Table 5. Government hospitals, by bed capacity, category and classification, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2010
Hospital
Bed Capacity
Category
Classification
Service Areas
Occidental Mindoro
Provincial Hospital
125
Level 2
Provincial
75
Level 2
District
50
Level 1
District
Sablayan
25
Level 1
District
Lubang, Looc
10
Level 1
Municipal
Sta. Cruz
10
Level 1
Medicare
Paluan
10
Level 1
Municipal
Abra de Ilog
2009
2010
2011
8.36/1,000 LB
5.60/1,000 LB
6.76/1,000 LB
0.78/1,000 LB
0.29/1,000 LB
0.75/1,000 LB
21.00/1,000 pop
19.21/1,000 pop
23.51/1,000 pop
3.52/1,000 pop
2.66/1,000 pop
3.61/1,000 pop
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Rate
3.58
Cardiovascular Disease
3.04
Undetermined/Unknown
2.72
Cancer
2.52
Pneumonia
2.50
Accidents
2.14
TB
2.05
Senility
1.72
Sepsis/Septicemia
0.90
COPD
0.84
Number of Beds
No. of In-Patients
Ratio
OMPH
100
6600
1:66
SJDH
50
4753
1:95
SSDH
25
1157
1:46
LDH
25
1154
1:46
ADICH
10
564
1:56
PCH
10
333
1:33
STCCH
10
587
1:59
No. of Doctors
No. of Patients
OMPH
27
41,328
1:1,531
SJDH
28
22,290
1:796
SSDH
25
18,778
1:751
LDH
25
7,373
1:294
ADICH
10,806
1:3,602
PCH
3,509
1:877
STCCH
6,113
1:3,056
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Education
Literacy Rate
NSO defines functional literacy as a higher
level of literacy, which includes not only
reading and writing skills but also numerical
and comprehension skills. A basically literate
person is one who can read and write. In
Occidental Mindoro, the functional literacy
rate in 2010-2011 was 83.2 percent while the
basic literacy rate was 95.5 percent. These
figures showed that the province was way
below the Philippine literacy rate of 97 percent
(among 1524-year-old male) and 98 percent
(among female) in 2005-2010.
Classroom-Pupil/Student Ratio
The classroom-pupil/student ratio at public
elementary schools was 1:39 in SY 2009-2010,
and 1:38 for both SY 2010-2011 and SY 20112012. Occidental Mindoro is the third highest
in MIMAROPA region in terms of number of
pupils per classroom at elementary level.
Elementary
SY 2009-2010
High School
SY 2010-2011
Literacy Rate(functional)
83.2
95.5
SY 2009-2010
SY 2010-2011
Participation Rate
88.1
89.7
46.8
45.9
Dropout Rate
0.5
0.4
5.5
5.3
Cohort-Survival Rate
59.6
57.7
73.2
69.6
Classroom-Pupil/Student Ratio
1:34
1:4
1:5
1:5
Teacher-Pupil/Student Ratio
1:4
1:4
1:4
1:4
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Pupil-Teacher Ratio
MIMAROPAs pupil-teacher ratio in 20112012 was, on average, 1:36. While Occidental
Mindoro has a 1:39 average ratio, this was
considered acceptable or satisfactory.
4. Infrastructure/Utilities/
Facilities
Roads and Bridges
The provinces road arteries total 2,000 km,
concentrated mostly along the coastal areas
where population centers are located in the
West Coast Arterial Road. About 200 bridges,
made mostly of concrete and steel and
totaling 6,305 linear meters, span the various
creeks and rivers along the road. National
roads total 313 km (19.8%) of the total road
network, provincial road is 329 km (20.9%),
municipal road is 142 km (29.0%), while
barangay road totals 794 km (50.4%).
Transport Facilities
The province has five ports of entry located
in Matabang, Abra de Ilog; Tayamaan in
Mamburao; Sablayan; Tilik in Lubang; and
Caminawit in San Jose. The port of Abra de
Ilog could accommodate medium-sized
roll-on-roll-off (RORO) passenger cargo
ships. It is two hours away by ship from
Batangas and 31.4 km from the capital town
of Mamburao. All other mentioned ports,
except the Tayamaan port in Mamburao, are
serviced by RORO vessels. There is also a
fishing port in Barangay 6, Mamburao. Land
Airport
Occidental Mindoro is the only province
that has more than one airport. It has two
domestic airports, one in Mamburao and one
in San Jose and a military airport on Lubang
island.
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Communication
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Power Supply
Electric power is supplied by the National
Power Corporation and the Island Power
Corporation (IPC) through the Occidental
Mindoro Electric Cooperative (OMECO),
while the island municipalities of Lubang
and Looc are supplied by the Lubang Electric
Cooperative (LUBELCO). The power supply is
still inadequate, and plans are underway to
increase the supply through private capital
intervention.
5. Local Economy
Agriculture
Occidental Mindoro is rich in marine and
mineral resources. Its varied topography is
dominated by rugged mountain ranges, fertile
valleys, and rich fishing grounds. It is among
the countrys top agricultural producers, one
of the major food baskets of the Philippines.
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Eco-Tourism
The island of Mindoro is internationally
recognized as an area for bio-diversity
conservation. It has great potential for ecotourism. It has two well-known national
parksthe Apo Reef Marine National Park
and the Mt. Iglit-Baco National Park, both
found in Occidental Mindoro.
The Apo Reef Marine National Park is the
largest reef in the country and second largest
in the world. This paradise for divers can
be reached from Sablayan in two or three
hours by motorized banca. Its crystalline blue
water covering an area of 35 km2 of coral
reef teeming with wide varieties of marine
life offers good drift-diving opportunities.
This atoll-like reef is divided by a narrow
lagoon that runs from east to west with
depths ranging from 1.8 to 27 meters. Its fine
white sand bottom, numerous patches of
branching corals, and the smooth current of
its channel provide delights to both neophyte
and advanced divers.
The Apo Reef is a world within a world,
with its population of some 385 species of
colorful fishes, including families of sharks,
stingrays, and mantas, schools of jacks and
snappers, tropical aquarium fishes and the
crevice-dwelling moray eels, blemish, and
gobi. It has no less than 500 species of corals
with spectacular underwater scopes and
challenging terrains that are ideal for divers.
The Mt. Iglit-Baco National Park, on the
other hand, was proclaimed as a Tamaraw
Reservation and Bird Sanctuary in November
1970. It covers the municipalities of Sablayan,
Calintaan, Rizal and San Jose, all in
Occidental Mindoro and the municipalities
of Pinamalayan, Gloria, Bongabong, Bansud
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legislation,
fiscal
administration
and
development
planning.
These
local
government functions are of key importance
in the delivery of basic services to the people.
In 2011 the province was awarded the Seal of
Good Housekeeping.
The provincial government had a total
workforce of 1,378 in CY 2012. There are 278
males and 171 females holding permanent
first-level positions while there are 81 males
and 162 females holding permanent secondlevel positions. There are 2 males holding
co-terminus positions with the appointing
official. There is 1 male on contractual basis,
and 449 males and 234 females on job order
basis.
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Households
Magnitude
Population
Proportion
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
257,187
133,111
124,064
67.8
68.2
67.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
52,480
61.7
0.4
5,302
6.2
Employment rate
Prevalence of
underweight
children under 5
years of age
Proportion of
population with
income below food
threshold
41,792
49.1
25,543
13,402
12,141
6.7
6.9
6.6
112,788
82,181
30,607
92.4
94.5
87.1
3,369
1,619
1,750
6.7
6.3
7.1
209,958
108,744
101,203
55.3
55.7
54.9
the
85.4
worst-performing
percent of its
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Table 12. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population living below the
poverty threshold, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Mamburao
3,130
San Jose
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
39.1
16,183
8,389
7,794
46.1
46.8
45.3
12,662
54.8
63,172
32,256
30,911
61.3
61.5
61.0
Looc
1,128
54.9
5,154
2,721
2,433
63.7
64.1
63.3
Lubang
2,584
58.8
11,053
5,816
5,237
67.3
68.7
65.7
Calintaan
3,379
62.8
16,520
8,644
7,873
69.4
69.5
69.3
Magsaysay
4,286
81.4
20,694
10,584
10,106
85.4
85.4
85.4
Abra de Ilog
4,716
77.0
22,006
11,366
10,640
82.5
82.9
82.0
Paluan
2,137
71.1
10,929
5,740
5,189
79.2
79.7
78.8
Rizal
3,683
70.9
18,931
9,869
9,062
75.0
75
74.9
Santa Cruz
4,874
67.4
22,919
11,952
10,967
71.2
71.4
71.0
Top 5
Bottom 5
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Ratio
Top
Mamburao
0.2
Looc
0.3
San Jose
0.3
Lubang
0.3
Bottom
Magsaysay
0.6
Abra de Ilog
0.5
Rizal
0.5
Santa Cruz
0.4
Paluan
0.4
Sablayan
0.4
Calintaan
0.4
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Table 14. Employment rate, top and bottom municipalities, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipality
Magnitude
Total
Male
Proportion
Female
Total
Male
Female
Top 5
Mamburao
11,387
7,965
3,422
95.2
96.3
92.9
Santa Cruz
10,726
7,903
2,823
94.6
96.5
89.7
San Jose
31,709
22,734
8,975
94.5
96.2
90.7
Magsaysay
6,229
4,630
1,599
93.5
95.8
87.4
Rizal
6,403
5,011
1,392
92.2
95.3
82.7
Abra de Ilog
6,017
4,498
1,519
81.8
84.8
74.1
Paluan
3,409
2,769
640
85.4
89.6
71.0
Lubang
4,815
3,557
1,258
89.6
91.6
84.3
Looc
2,617
2,018
599
90.5
93.4
81.9
Calintaan
7,420
5,433
1,987
91.3
94.0
84.6
Bottom 5
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Table 15. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population who
experienced food shortage, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Lubang
Looc
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
21
1.0
112
65
47
1.4
1.5
1.2
San Jose
314
1.4
1,555
791
764
1.5
1.5
1.5
Sablayan
711
4.6
3,629
1,951
1,678
5.1
5.3
4.9
Rizal
288
5.5
1,480
772
708
5.9
5.9
5.8
Abra de Ilog
1,137
18.6
5,353
2,789
2,564
20.1
20.4
19.8
Santa Cruz
1,149
15.9
4,891
2,580
2,311
15.2
15.4
15.0
Magsaysay
439
8.3
2,433
1,253
1,180
10.0
10.1
10.0
Calintaan
456
8.5
2,264
1,210
1,054
9.5
9.7
9.3
Mamburao
614
7.7
2,955
1,521
1,434
8.4
8.5
8.3
Top 5
Bottom 5
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Table 18. Prevalence of underweight children under 5 years old, top and bottom municipalities,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Mamburao
49
25
24
1.1
1.0
1.1
Magsaysay
137
57
80
4.1
3.4
5.0
Paluan
84
39
45
4.2
3.9
4.6
Top 5
San Jose
Abra de Ilog
627
308
319
4.8
4.6
5.0
1,619
280
137
7.0
6.6
7.4
124
70
54
12.7
13.7
11.5
Bottom 5
Looc
Sablayan
1,189
546
643
11.9
10.7
13.0
Rizal
399
202
197
11.5
11.7
11.4
Calintaan
223
101
122
7.1
6.3
7.8
Lubang
112
58
54
6.6
6.7
6.6
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Table 17. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population living below the
food threshold, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Mamburao
1,949
San Jose
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
24.3
10,571
5,459
5,112
30.1
30.5
29.7
9,360
40.5
47,825
24,420
23,401
46.4
46.6
46.2
886
43.1
4,305
2,267
2,038
53.2
53.4
53
Lubang
2,023
46.0
9,052
4,740
4,312
55.1
56.0
54.1
Calintaan
2,726
50.7
13,737
7,211
6,523
57.7
58.0
57.5
Magsaysay
3,780
71.8
18,623
9,525
9,094
76.9
76.9
76.9
Abra de Ilog
4,067
66.4
19,447
10,051
9,396
72.9
73.3
72.4
Paluan
1,737
57.8
9,405
4,954
4,451
68.2
68.8
67.6
Rizal
3,160
60.8
16,466
8,590
7,876
65.2
65.3
65.1
Sablayan
8,134
53.2
41,661
21,680
19,981
58.8
59.2
58.3
Top 5
Looc
Bottom 5
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Agri-Tramline Construction
This was constructed to help upland
dwellers, especially the IPs, to bring their
agricultural products to the market place. Two
Agri-Tramline were constructed in Manoot,
Rizal and Burgos, Sablayan. These were
funded by the Department of Agriculture (DA)
with provincial counterpart.
Challenges
Poverty incidence in the province is high,
which can be attributed to the following
factors:
Although the province has large tracts
of agricultural land and abundant
marine resources, the agricultural
sector is composed of large farm
owners, agricultural laborers, and
small farm owners.
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2014
2015
Total
10,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
30,000,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
4,500,000
23,000,000
11,000,000
11,000,000
45,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
30,000,000
TOTAL
45,000,000
33,000,000
33,000,000
111,000,000
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BEST
PRACTICE
Adopt A Child
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Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
49,491
25,159
24,331
82.1
81.4
83.0
19,962
9,435
10,527
54.2
49.2
59.7
84,183
42,746
41,435
86.7
85.3
88.3
64,639
34,072
30,567
93.0
93.6
92.4
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Table 19. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 6-11 years old enrolled
in elementary, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Magnitude
Municipalities
Total
Male
Proportion
Female
Total
Male
Female
Top 5
Lubang
2,384
1,195
1,189
95.3
95.1
95.5
Looc
1,258
660
598
93.4
93.9
92.9
Mamburao
4,512
2,305
2,207
84.6
83.1
86.2
Calintaan
3,338
1,698
1,640
84.4
83.9
84.9
San Jose
13,602
6,932
6,669
84.2
83.1
85.3
Magsaysay
2,563
1,301
1,262
68.2
68.1
68.3
Paluan
1,694
880
814
75.7
75.1
76.2
Rizal
3,280
1,652
1,628
77.4
75.7
79.3
Abra de Ilog
3,446
1,789
1,657
78.8
79.3
78.2
Santa Cruz
4,070
2,006
2,064
80.6
79.5
81.7
Bottom 5
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Table 20. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 12-15 years old enrolled
in high school, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
1,380
724
656
78.5
75.4
82.3
Top 5
Lubang
Looc
455
236
219
64.0
58.9
70.6
Mamburao
1,915
876
1,039
57.1
50.8
63.7
San Jose
5,522
2,596
2,926
57.1
52.5
62.0
Santa Cruz
1,749
856
893
55.4
50.0
61.8
754
352
402
33.0
30.4
35.8
1,141
540
601
44.6
41.0
48.4
691
323
368
48.3
42.8
54.4
Rizal
1,305
577
728
50.0
42.6
57.9
Calintaan
1,226
600
626
53.2
48.1
59.2
Bottom 5
Magsaysay
Abra de Ilog
Paluan
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The
top
and
bottom
performing
municipalities are shown in Table 22. It can be
seen that Lubang has the highest proportion
of children 6-15 years old who are in school.
Map 11 also shows Lubang in green color,
which means that it performed well. The
adjacent municipality of Looc is also in green
color, with its school participation rate of 92.6
percent. It is interesting to note that these two
municipalities are island municipalities, that
is, they are not within the mainland of Mindoro,
but they still managed to perform well. On the
other hand, the bottom municipality in this
indicator is Magsaysay, depicted in red color
in the map. Magsaysay posted a 73.6 percent
school participation rate among children 6-15
years old.
Table 21. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 6-15 years old enrolled
in school, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Lubang
4,154
2,148
2,006
97.5
96.9
98.2
Looc
1,906
992
914
92.6
89.9
95.8
Mamburao
7,756
3,933
3,823
89.3
87.5
91.2
San Jose
22,846
11,578
11,266
88.5
87.1
89.9
Calintaan
5,473
2,805
2,668
87.4
85.8
89.3
Magsaysay
4,446
2,236
2,210
73.6
72.9
74.3
Paluan
2,994
1,534
1,460
81.6
79.7
83.7
Santa Cruz
6,917
3,498
3,419
84.3
82.6
86.1
Abra de Ilog
5,956
3,055
2,901
85.9
85.5
86.4
Rizal
5,912
2,973
2,939
86.4
84.1
88.8
Top 5
Bottom 5
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Map 12. Literacy rate of men and women 15-24 years old, by
municipality, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Table 22. Top and bottom municipalities, literacy rate of 15-24 year old, Province of Occidental Mindoro,
2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Lubang
1,827
1,089
738
98.2
98.3
98.1
Looc
1,003
589
414
97.5
97.7
97.2
18,890
9,616
9,274
96.6
96.9
96.2
Mamburao
6,184
3,195
2,989
96.0
96.3
95.7
Rizal
4,526
2,507
2,019
94.2
94.6
93.7
Abra de Ilog
4,100
2,166
1,934
84.7
87.3
82.0
Magsaysay
4,020
2,072
1,948
85.1
86.3
83.9
Paluan
2,066
1,133
933
86.4
87.6
85.1
Santa Cruz
5,597
3,005
2,592
88.6
90.0
87.1
Calintaan
4,029
2,177
1,852
93.1
92.7
93.5
Top 5
San Jose
Bottom 5
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Challenges
Education is a major factor in uplifting
the standards of living in the community.
However, due to poverty, the education
of children, especially those belonging to
disadvantaged families, is often interrupted.
This poses a big challenge to stakeholders:
to keep alive the Education for All policy.
The stakeholders should all work together to
come up with strategies that would allow all
school-age children to enroll in school and
complete their elementary and secondary
education.
The DepEd data on school participation rate
of children for SY 2009-2010 in the province
was very low at 45.9 percent. More than 50
percent of secondary school-age children
failed to go to school in SY 2009-2010 and
SY 2010-2011 because secondary schools
are usually located in the town proper, away
from their areas. Thus, secondary schooling
requires additional costs for transport, meals,
and other expenses. This is also one of the
reasons for the 5 percent dropout rate among
secondary school students.
The elementary survival rate declined
by 2 percent, from 59.7 percent in SY 20092010 to 57.7 percent in SY 2010-2011,while
the secondary survival rate declined by 3.7
percent in SY 2010-2011. The MDG target
for 2015 is to have a 100 percent universal
access to education. However, the province
only recorded 74.2 percent in 2010.
The LGUs play an important role in
providing opportunities for livelihood and
other income-generating activities to help the
marginalized sectors improve their income
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Total
2013
2014
2015
2,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
6,000,0000
11,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
15,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
10,500,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
20,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
4,500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
31,000,000
15,500,000
15,500,000
62,000,000
Establishment of secondary/annex
schools in strategic and populated
barangays
Provision of laptops
Construction or rehabilitation of \roads
Financial assistance to indigent high
school students
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4. Construction/Rehabilitation of roads
This project is prioritized to make it
easier for students to go to school.
TOTAL
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PRACTICE
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Ratio
Disparity
Indicator
1.02
Low disparity
1.21
Moderate
disparity
1.04
Low disparity
0.99
Low disparity
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Table 24. Top and bottom municipalities, ratio of girls to boys in elementary education, Province
of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Municipalities
Ratio
Disparity Indicator
Lubang
1.00
No disparity
Magsaysay
1.00
No disparity
Calintaan
1.01
Low disparity
Paluan
1.01
Low disparity
Abra de Ilog
0.99
Low disparity
Looc
0.99
Low disparity
Rizal
1.05
Low disparity
Mamburao
1.04
Low disparity
San Jose
1.03
Low disparity
Santa Cruz
1.03
Low disparity
Sablayan
1.02
Low disparity
Top 6
Bottom 5
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Table 25. Top and bottom municipalities, ratio of girls to boys in secondary education,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Municipalities
Ratio
Disparity Indicator
Lubang
1.09
Moderate disparity
Magsaysay
1.18
Moderate disparity
San Jose
1.18
Moderate disparity
Abra de Ilog
1.18
Moderate disparity
Looc
1.20
Moderate disparity
Rizal
1.36
High disparity
Paluan
1.27
High disparity
Sablayan
1.27
High disparity
Mamburao
1.25
Moderate disparity
Santa Cruz
1.24
Moderate disparity
Top 5
Bottom 5
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Table 26. Top and bottom municipalities, ratio of girls to boys in school, Province of
Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Municipalities
Ratio
Disparity Indicator
Abra de Ilog
1.01
Low disparity
Lubang
1.01
Low disparity
Magsaysay
1.02
Low disparity
San Jose
1.03
Low disparity
Calintaan
1.04
Low disparity
Mamburao
1.04
Low disparity
Sablayan
1.04
Low disparity
Santa Cruz
1.04
Low disparity
Looc
1.07
Moderate disparity
Rizal
1.06
Moderate disparity
Paluan
1.05
Low disparity
Top 8
Bottom 3
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Table 27. Top and bottom municipalities, ratio of literate of females to males (15-24 years
old), Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Municipalities
Ratio
Top 7
Disparity Indicator
Lubang
1.00
No disparity
Calintaan
1.01
Low disparity
Looc
0.99
Low disparity
Mamburao
0.99
Low disparity
Rizal
0.99
Low disparity
Sablayan
0.99
Low disparity
San Jose
0.99
Low disparity
Magsaysay
0.97
Low disparity
Paluan
0.97
Low disparity
Santa Cruz
0.97
Low disparity
Abra de Ilog
0.94
Low disparity
Bottom 4
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Table 28. Elected seats held by women in the local government of Occidental Mindoro, 2010
Number
of
Seats
Provincial
Municipal
Barangay
Total
Percentage
1,905
18
557
579
30.4
Provincial
13
30.8
Abra de Ilog
109
29
29
26.6
Calintaan
87
30
32
36.8
Looc
109
24
25
22.9
Lubang
186
56
57
30.6
Magsaysay
142
43
45
31.7
Mamburao
175
68
72
41.1
Paluan
142
42
43
30.3
Rizal
131
40
40
30.5
Sablayan
252
56
58
23.0
San Jose
428
125
127
29.7
Sta. Cruz
131
44
47
35.9
Province/
Municipalities
Occidental Mindoro
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Provision/reproduction of OHSP
Modules financed by PLAN
International, Inc.
Challenges
Poverty among the population is a major
factor that prevents poor households from
sending their children to school, especially
the male children who are made to work in
order to help in the familys livelihood.
To
address
gaps
in
educational
opportunities, the LGUs need to provide
livelihood opportunities to the poor families.
More funds/resources should be allocated
to education programs. Moreover, there is
a need to activate the Local School Boards
and the Local Councils for the Protection of
Children of every municipality. The LGUs
should also ensure the proper utilization of
the SEF. Womens organizations should be
encouraged to participate in development
activities of the community and the
government.
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Total
2013
2014
2015
1,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
5,000,000
1,000,000
500,000
500,000
2,000,000
500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,500,000
2,500,000
3,500,000
3,500,000
9,500,000
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PRACTICE
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Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
63
35
28
0.6
0.7
0.6
206
128
78
0.5
0.6
0.4
269
163
106
0.5
0. 6
0.4
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Table 30. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 0 to less than 5 who died,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
San Jose
27
15
12
0.2
0.2
0.2
Sablayan
37
25
12
0.4
0.5
0.2
Magsaysay
15
0.5
0.4
0.5
Mamburao
21
11
10
0.5
0.5
0.5
Calintaan
18
14
0.6
0.9
0.3
Looc
15
1.5
1.4
1.7
Abra de Ilog
40
26
14
1.0
1.2
0.7
Lubang
16
0.9
1.0
0.8
Rizal
32
19
13
0.9
1.1
0.7
Paluan
16
0.8
0.8
0.8
Top 5
Bottom 5
Table 31. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of infants who died, Province of
Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Magsaysay
0.2
0.3
Sablayan
0.2
0.2
0.2
San Jose
0.3
0.5
0.2
Paluan
0.4
0.9
Rizal
0.6
0.6
0.5
Looc
10
5.8
4.9
6.6
Lubang
1.5
1.8
1.2
Abra de Ilog
10
1.2
0.9
1.6
Calintaan
0.7
1.1
0.3
Mamburao
0.7
0.6
0.9
Santa Cruz
0.7
0.8
0.6
Top 5
Bottom
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Table 32. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of children aged 1 to less than 5 who died,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
San Jose
19
10
0.2
0.2
0.2
Mamburao
14
0.4
0.4
0.3
Sablayan
33
23
10
0.4
0.6
0.3
Calintaan
13
10
0.5
0.8
0.2
Magsaysay
14
0.5
0.4
0.6
Rizal
28
17
11
1.0
1.2
0.8
Abra de Ilog
30
22
0.9
1.3
0.5
Paluan
14
0.9
0.8
1.0
Lubang
11
0.8
0.8
0.8
Santa Cruz
25
18
0.7
1.0
0.4
Top 5
Bottom 5
Service Delivery
programs/projects:
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Challenges
The following challenges in meeting Goal
4 were identified:
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Inadequate
complement
human
resource
in
hospitals
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Teachers
and
Total
2013
2014
2015
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
15,000,000
2,175,000
2,175,000
2,175,000
6,525,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
3,000,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
1,500,000
8,675,000
8,675,000
8,675,000
26,025,000
BEST
PRACTICE
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Table 34. Top and bottom municipalities, proportion of women death due to pregnancy related-causes,
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Municipalities
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Abra de Ilog
0.0
Lubang
0.0
Sablayan
0.1
San Jose
0.1
Magsaysay
0.2
Mamburao
0.2
Looc
1.2
Rizal
0.8
Santa Cruz
0.6
Paluan
0.4
Calintaan
0.3
Top 6
Bottom 5
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Table 35. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of couples who use
contraception, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Municipalities
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
590
34.8
Sablayan
4,389
33.0
Santa Cruz
2,074
31.9
Mamburao
2,002
30.0
Rizal
1,134
25.5
469
12.8
Top 5
Looc
Bottom 6
Magsaysay
Paluan
522
19.7
San Jose
3,759
20.5
Lubang
746
21.8
Abra de Ilog
1,181
22.4
Calintaan
1,014
22.4
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Challenges
The cost of materializing the Action Plan
to Accelerate MDG 5 is P71.7 million (P71,
761, 412.00). This makes the action plan an
ambitious undertaking considering the time
frame it has to meet and that the maternal
health care is only one aspect of the health
services that the province must provide to the
population.
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Total
2013
2014
2015
14,028,990
5,000,000
5,000,000
24,028,990
34,570
34,570
34,570
103,710
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
3,000,000
161,070
161,070
161,070
483,210
15,224,639
6,195,640
6,195,640
27,615,910
Family Planning
TOTAL
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Magnitude
Total
Male
Proportion
Female
Total
Male
Female
291
104
68
36
27.4
34.8
19.5
28
14
14
7.4
7.2
7.6
1.6
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Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Lubang
28
3.8
Rizal
27
2.4
Sablayan
88
2.0
Magsaysay
1.9
San Jose
63
1.7
Santa Cruz
13
0.6
Looc
0.7
Mamburao
22
1.1
Paluan
1.1
Abra de Ilog
15
1.3
Top 5
Bottom 5
Table 38. Top and bottom municipalities, prevalence and death rates associated with malaria (per 100, 000),
Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Looc
0.0
0.0
0.0
Magsaysay
0.0
0.0
0.0
San Jose
1.9
1.9
2.0
Calintaan
4.2
8.0
0.0
Sablayan
4.2
0.0
8.8
Paluan
36.2
41.6
30.3
Santa Cruz
24.8
23.9
25.9
Rizal
11.9
15.2
8.3
Abra de Ilog
11.2
7.3
15.4
Lubang
6.1
11.8
0.0
Top 5
Bottom 5
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Table 39. Top and bottom municipalities, prevalence and death rates associated with tuberculosis (per 100,
000) by sex, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Population
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Magsaysay
Looc
Sablayan
13
San Jose
19
10
Calintaan
Santa Cruz
19
Paluan
Total
Male
Female
4.1
8.1
0.0
12.4
23.6
0.0
18.3
21.8
14.6
18.4
19.1
17.8
29.4
40.2
17.6
11
59.0
65.6
51.8
43.5
83.2
0.0
Rizal
10
39.6
60.8
16.5
Abra de Ilog
10
37.5
43.8
30.8
Mamburao
13
10
37.0
55.8
17.4
Top 5
Bottom 5
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TB Control Program
This program maintains the 99 percent
detection rate and 85 percent cure rate,
continuous provision of drugs/medicines,
and the regular conduct of IEC, such as
orientation on TB protocol and TB classes.
Challenges
Source: CBMS Census, 2009 2011
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2014
2015
Total
1,074,740
1,074,740
1,074,740
3,224,220
TB DOTS Program
10,965,920
10,965,920
10,965,920
32,897,760
TOTAL
12,040,660
12,040,660
12,040,660
36,121,980
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Households
Magnitude
Population
Proportion
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
69 ,546
81.8
309,841
159,230
150,607
81.6
81.5
81.8
64,745
76.1
286,859
146,978
139,878
75.6
75.3
75.9
1,658
1.9
7,435
3,807
3,628
1.9
1,993
2.3
9,119
4,727
4,392
2.4
2.4
2.4
28,444
33.4
129,478
67,315
62,162
34.1
34.5
33.7
Proportion of population
with inadequate housing
conditions
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Table 41. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population with access to
improved water source, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Top 5
Rizal
4,861
93.5
23,696
12,332
11,364
93.8
93.8
93.9
Calintaan
4,773
88.7
21,157
11,011
10,144
88.9
88.5
89.4
Lubang
3,897
88.6
14,610
7,536
7,074
88.9
89.0
88.8
Mamburao
7,102
88.7
31,177
15,948
15,229
88.8
89.0
88.6
Santa Cruz
6,248
86.4
28,304
14,719
13,585
87.9
87.9
87.9
Bottom 6
Abra de Ilog
3,669
59.9
15,9925
8,186
7,809
59.9
59.7
60.2
10,906
71.3
50,390
26,035
24,355
71.1
71.1
71.1
Looc
1,577
76.7
6,231
3,272
2,959
77.0
77.1
76.9
Paluan
2,466
82.1
11,237
5,817
5,420
81.5
80.7
82.3
Magsaysay
4,292
81.5
19,809
10,119
9,690
81.8
81.7
81.9
19,755
85.5
87,235
44,255
42,978
84.6
84.4
84.9
Sablayan
San Jose
Source: CBMS Census, 2009 2011
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Table 42. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population with access to
sanitary toilet facilities, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Abra de Ilog
3,058
Santa Cruz
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
49.9
12,779
6,517
6,262
47.9
47.6
48.2
4,186
57.9
19,145
9,910
9,235
59.5
59.2
59.8
Paluan
1,857
61.8
8,293
4,290
4,003
60.1
59.5
60.8
Magsaysay
3,793
72
17,371
8,844
8,527
71.7
71.4
72.1
Looc
1,620
78.8
6,142
3,204
2,938
75.9
75.5
76.4
Lubang
4,125
93.8
15,337
7,872
7,465
93.3
93
93.7
Rizal
4,382
84.3
21,371
11,117
10,254
84.6
84.5
84.7
12,576
82.2
58,199
30,028
28,171
82.1
82
82.3
6,447
80.5
28,144
14,266
13,878
80.1
79.6
80.7
San Jose
18,497
80.1
81,504
41,282
40,220
79.1
78.7
79.4
Calintaan
4,204
78.1
18,574
9,648
8,925
78.1
77.6
78.6
Top 5
Bottom
Sablayan
Mamburao
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Table 43. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population who are
informal settlers, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Magnitude
Population
Proportion
Magnitude
Total
Proportion
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Top 5
Rizal
270
5.2
1,340
682
658
5.3
5.2
5.4
Santa Cruz
348
4.8
1,281
664
617
4.0
4.0
Abra de Ilog
164
2.7
740
373
367
2.8
2.7
2.8
Mamburao
183
2.3
833
437
396
2.4
2.4
2.3
Paluan
65
2.2
291
142
149
2.1
2.0
2.3
Bottom 6
Looc
0.4
38
21
17
0.5
0.5
0.4
Lubang
35
0.8
140
71
69
0.9
0.8
0.9
Magsaysay
58
1.1
266
136
130
1.1
1.1
1.1
Sablayan
175
1.1
821
412
409
1.2
1.1
1.2
San Jose
260
1.1
1,242
632
610
1.2
1.2
1.2
Calintaan
92
1.7
443
237
206
1.9
1.9
1.8
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Table 44. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of household/population who are living in
makeshift housing, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Abra de Ilog
359
Rizal
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
5.9
1,652
834
818
6.2
6.1
6.3
184
3.5
883
451
432
3.5
3.4
3.6
Magsaysay
170
3.2
783
403
380
3.2
3.3
3.2
Mamburao
211
2.6
951
508
443
2.7
2.8
2.6
Santa Cruz
193
2.7
824
447
377
2.6
2.7
2.4
Looc
0.3
22
12
10
0.3
0.3
0.3
Paluan
22
0.7
96
64
32
0.7
0.9
0.5
Lubang
37
0.8
181
100
81
1.1
1.2
Sablayan
180
1.2
777
407
370
1.1
1.1
1.1
Calintaan
102
1.9
523
291
232
2.2
2.3
San Jose
529
2.3
2,427
1,210
1,217
2.4
2.3
2.4
Top 5
Bottom 6
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Table 45. Top and bottom municipalities, magnitude and proportion of households/population living in
inadequate housing conditions, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Abra de Ilog
4,005
Paluan
1,378
Santa Cruz
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
65.4
17,827
9,206
8,621
66.8
67.2
66.4
45.9
6,628
3,529
3,099
48
49
47
3,207
44.4
13,834
7,239
6,595
43
43.2
42.7
770
37.5
3,175
1,676
1,499
39.2
39.5
39
5,666
37
26,240
13,560
12,680
37
37
37
772
17.6
2,921
1,533
1,388
17.8
18.1
17.4
Rizal
1,229
23.6
5,948
3,104
2,844
23.5
23.6
23.5
San Jose
5,744
24.9
27,283
14,090
13,193
26.5
26.9
26.1
Calintaan
1,509
28
6,726
3,610
3,115
28.3
29
27.4
Mamburao
2,323
29
10,375
5,372
5,003
29.5
30
29.1
Magsaysay
1,841
35
8,521
4,396
4,125
35.2
35.5
34.9
Top 5
Looc
Sablayan
Bottom 6
Lubang
74
Challenges
There are difficult areas in terms of source
of safe water , due to salt intrusion and high
iron content of water in many areas. The
depletion of watershed areas also affects
supply of safe water. LGUs should explore
means to solve these problems. Reforestation
should be undertaken in watershed areas.
1. Priority Programs,
Activities (PPAs)
Projects,
and
Construction,
repair,
and
rehabilitation
of
various
waterworks projects.
Augmentation
of
fund
for
various sanitation projects of
municipalities.
Information
and
education
campaign on proper sanitary
practices.
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Total
2013
2014
2015
14,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
24,000,000
500,000
500,000
500,000.00
1,500,000
200,000
200,000
200,000.00
600,000
14,700,000
5,700,000
5,700.000
26,100,000
Construction/rehabilitation/repair of
various waterworks projects
TOTAL
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Households
Magnitude
Proportion
2,118
2.5
33,749
39.7
4,606
5.4
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Table 47. Ratio of Barangays with Botika ng Barangay (BnBs), Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2011-2012
Municipalities
No. of Barangays
Ratio
Abra de Ilog
10
1:0.90
Calintaan
1:1.00
Looc
1:1.00
Sablayan
22
21
1:1.05
Magsaysay
12
11
1:1.09
Lubang
16
1:2.66
Mamburao
15
1:2.50
Paluan
12
1:1.71
San Jose
38
29
1:1.31
Rizal
11
1:1.22
Sta. Cruz
11
10
1:1.10
Top 5 unicipalities
Bottom 6
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Table 48. Top and bottom municipalities, proportion of households with access to
telephone/landlines, Province of Occidental Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
San Jose
369
4.6
Paluan
704
3.1
Calintaan
146
2.8
Rizal
413
2.7
Lubang
95
1.8
Looc
0.4
Mamburao
44
1.0
Abra de Ilog
76
1.2
Sablayan
49
1.6
Santa Cruz
87
1.7
Magsaysay
126
1.7
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Table 49. Top and bottom municipalities, proportion of households with access to mobile
phones, Province of Occidental Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Municipalities
Households
Magnitude
Proportion
Mamburao
2,461
56.0
San Jose
4,274
53.4
Looc
1,043
50.7
Rizal
6,625
43.3
Santa Cruz
2,230
42.9
Calintaan
662
12.6
Sablayan
747
24.9
Abra de Ilog
1,703
27.8
Magsaysay
2,214
30.6
Lubang
1,925
35.8
Top 5
Bottom 5
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Table 50. Top and bottom municipalities, proportion of households with access to
computers, Province of Occidental Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Municipalities
Magnitude
Proportion
975
12.2
1,462
6.3
Mamburao
236
5.4
Rizal
828
5.4
Looc
90
4.4
Santa Cruz
148
2.8
Magsaysay
199
2.8
Calintaan
151
2.9
Abra de Ilog
201
3.3
Sablayan
111
3.7
Top 5
San Jose
Paluan
Bottom 5
Challenges
Coverage of the one laptop per child is
limited to central schools. This project is
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2014
TOTAL
2015
44,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
TOTAL
544,000
500,000
500,000
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1,500,000
1,544,000
ANNEX A
Summary Table of MDG Indicators, Province of Occidental Mindoro, 2009-2011
Households
Population
Magnitude
Proportion
Total
Male
Female
257,187
133,111
124,064
112,788
82,181
3,369
Total
Male
Female
67.8
68.2
67.4
30,607
92.4
94.5
87.1
1,619
1,750
6.7
6.3
7.1
25,543
13,402
12,141
6.7
6.9
6.6
49.1
209,958
108,744
101,203
55.3
55.7
54.9
52,480
61.7
0.4
Employment rate
Prevalence of underweight children under 5 years of age
Proportion of population who experienced hunger due to food
shortage
Proportion of population with income below food threshold
5,302
41,792
6.2
29,398
77
49,494
25,161
24,332
82.2
81.4
83
13,486
49.2
19,963
9,434
10,529
54.2
49.2
59.7
38,467
80.4
84,191
42,750
41,439
86.7
85.3
85.3
64,639
34,072
30,567
93
93.6
92.1
1.02
1.21
1.04
1.43
0.99
269
163
106
0.5
0.6
0.4
63
35
28
0.6
0.7
0.6
206
128
78
0.5
0.6
0.4
27
0.3
17,880
25.4
291
28
1.6
7.4
7.2
7.6
104
14
68
14
36
27.4
34.8
19.5
69,546
81.8
309,841
159,230
150,607
81.6
81.5
81.8
64,745
76.1
286,859
146,978
139,878
75.6
75.3
75.9
1,658
1.9
7,435
3,807
3,628
1.9
1,993
2.3
9,119
4,727
4,392
2.4
2.4
2.4
28,444
33.4
129,478
67,315
62,162
34.1
34.5
33.7
2,118
2.5
33,749
39.7
4,606
5.4
ANNEX B
Explanatory Text
Preparation of Subnational Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs) Report Using
CBMS Data
Background and Justification
The availability of good statistics and
the capacity of governments, donors and
international organizations to systematically
measure, monitor and report on progress
in all social and economic spheres are at
the heart of development policy and the
achievement of the MDGs.
The Millennium Development
Goals Report 2007
While progress toward the attainment
of the Millennium Development Goals
(MDGs) is systematically being measured,
monitored and reported at the national
level, clearly, there must be a parallel effort
at the local level to bring the MDGs into
the mainstream of the local development
agenda.
This is especially called for under
decentralized
regimes
where
local
government units (LGUs) are at the
forefront of policy or program execution.
Unfortunately, however, national statistical
systems have yet to respond adequately to
the demand for micro-level statistics that
can aid LGUs in their poverty alleviation
Census Operations
All survey operations were undertaken
under the supervision of the CBMS
Technical Working Groups (TWGs) at
the provincial, city and municipal levels.
Technical assistance was provided by the
PEP-CBMS Network Office, the Bureau of
Local Government Development (BLGD)
The NRDB was developed by Mr. Richard Alexander, a British volunteer who spent three
years working for the Bohol Environment Management Office through the assistance of
the Voluntary Service Overseas (vso.org.uk).
APPENDIX A
Definition
2. Proportion of population
living in food threshold
Indicator
Definition
The cost of each provincial food bundle is estimated using the actual prices collected
cost of each provincial food bundle is estimated using the actual
by the Bureau of The
Agricultural
Statistics (BAS) for agricultural commodities and the
prices collected by the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) for
National Statisticsagricultural
Office (NSO)
for non-agricultural
foodStatistics
items. This
is then
commodities
and the National
Office
(NSO)multiplied
for
by 30.4 (the average
number offood
daysitems.
per month)
months to
up with the
non-agricultural
This isand
then12multiplied
by come
30.4 (the
average
number of days
per2011).
month) and 12 months to come up with
Annual Per Capita
Food Threshold
(NSCB,
the Annual Per Capita Food Threshold (NSCB, 2011).
Mean distance separating the population from the poverty line (with
It refers
the sumgap
of theratios
income
for the population
It refers to the sum
of thetoincome
forgap
theratios
population
below thebelow
poverty line,
the poverty line, divided by the total population, which can be
divided by the total
population,
which
can
be
expressed
as
follows:
expressed as follows:
PG
1 q z yi
n i 1 z
where line,
z is the
line, yiof
is individual
the incomei, of
i, q isof
thepoor
where z is the poverty
yi ispoverty
the income
q individual
is the number
number of poor people and n is the size of the population
people and n is the
size of the population
Target 1B. Achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all, including women and young
people
INDICATOR
DEFINITION
4. Employment Rate
Percentage of the labor force who are employed
Target 1B. Achieve
full and productive
employment and decent work for all, including
The official definition of labor force is used in the estimation of the
women and young people
employment rate. This is computed as the total number of employed
persons divided by the total number of persons in the labor force.
Indicator
Definition
Target 1C. Halve, between 1990 and 2015, the proportion of people who suffer from hunger
4. Employment Rate
INDICATOR
DEFINITION
5. Proportion of The
population
Percentage
of the
total
who
experienced
foodemployment
shortage
officialwho
definition
of labor
force
is population
used in the
estimation
of the
rate.
experienced food shortage
This is computedItasrefers
the total
number
of
employed
persons
divided
by
the
total
number
to the total number of persons who experienced food
of persons in theshortage
labor force.
in the last three months prior to the survey divided by the
total population and multiplied by 100
6. Prevalence of underweight
Definition
5. Proportion of population
who experienced food
shortage
6. Prevalence of
underweight children
under 5 years of age
Percentage of children under 5 yrs old whose weight is below normal (moderate or
severe)
It refers to the total number of persons who experienced food shortage in the last three
months prior to the survey divided by the total population and multiplied by 100
Definition
7. Proportion of children
aged 6-11 years old
enrolled in elementary
The number of children 6-11 years old who are enrolled in elementary as a percentage
of the total number of children 6-11 years old
8. Proportion of children
aged 12-15 years old
enrolled in high school
The number of children 12-15 years old who are enrolled in high school as a
percentage of the total number of children 12-15 years old
9. Proportion of children
aged 6-15 enrolled in
school
The number of children 6-15 years old who are enrolled in school as a percentage of
the total number of children 6-15 years old.
Percentage of the population aged 15-24 years old who can both read and write with
understanding of a short simple statement of everyday life. It is also called the youth
literacy rate.
This indicator reflects the outcome of primary education over the previous 10 years or
so. As a measure of the effectiveness of the primary education system, it is often seen
as a proxy measure of social progress and economic achievement.
Definition
Number of literate females aged 15-24 years old divided by the number of literate
males aged 15-24 years old
Number of seats held by women in the city expressed as a percentage of all occupied
seats
The city-level indicator includes elective seats from the City mayor down to the
Barangay Kagawad.
Definition
Number of children 0 to less than 5 years old who died divided by the sum of (i) total
no. of children 0 to less than 5 years old, and (ii) the total number of child deaths 0 to
less than 5 years old and then, multiplied by 100
No. of infants (i.e., below 1 year old) who died divided by the sum of (i) total number of
infants, and (ii) total number of infants who died and then, multiplied by 100
Number of children 1 to less than 5 years old who died divided by the sum of (i) total
no. of children 1 to less than 5 years old, and (ii) the total number of child deaths 1 to
less than 5 years old and then, multiplied by 100
Definition
Total number of women who died due to pregnancy related causes divided by the
sum of (i) the total number of children less than one year old, and (ii) total number of
women who died due to pregnancy- related causes
Definition
Number of couples using any method of contraceptives, expressed as a percentage
of the total number of couples
Definition
Number of couples using condom as a contraceptive, expressed as a percentage of
the total number of couples practicing contraception
Target 6C. Have halted by 2015 and begun to reverse the incidence of malaria and other
major diseases
Indicator
22. Death rates associated
with tuberculosis
Definition
Number of deaths due to tuberculosis divided by the sum of (i) total population, and
(ii) the total number of deaths due to tuberculosis, multiplied by 100,000
Definition
Total population with access to improved sources of drinking water (piped water
into dwelling/yard/plot, public tap/stand pipe, tube well/borehole, protected or
semi-protected dug well, protected water from spring, rainwater and bottled water
provided that the source of water used for other household needs are also from those
mentioned above) expressed as a percentage of the total population
Target 7D. By 2020, to have achieved a significant improvement in the lives of at least
100 million slum dwellers
Indicator
Definition
Number of persons who are informal settlers expressed as a percentage of the total
population
Number of persons living in housing with makeshift roof and/or walls over total
population
Number of persons who do not have access to improved water source or sanitary
toilet facilities or living in makeshift housing or no security of tenure, expressed as a
percentage of the total population
Definition
Number of barangays Botika ng Barangay (BnBs) expressed as a percentage of the
total number of barangays
Target 8F. In cooperation with the private sector, make available the benefits of new
technologies, especially information and communications
Indicator
Definition
APPENDIX B
Month of Data
Collection
January-June
Year of Data
Collection
2009
July-December
January-June
2010
July-December
January-June
2011
July-December
Ifugao
Urban
Rural
Food Threshold
Urban
Rural
2008
15,506
14,836
10,830
10,362
2009
16,490
15,777
11,517
11,019
2009
16,490
15,777
11,517
11,019
2010
17,016
16,280
11,884
11,371
2010
17,016
16,280
11,884
11,371
2011
17,665
16,901
12,338
11,805
2012
2011
17,665
16,901
12,338
11,805
January-June
2007
2006
14,211
13,738
9,926
9,595
2007
14,432
13,952
10,080
9,745
2007
14,432
13,952
10,080
9,745
2008
16,500
15,950
11,524
11,140
2008
16,500
15,950
11,524
11,140
2009
17,546
16,962
12,255
11,847
2009
15,527
14,761
10,845
10,310
2010
16,022
15,232
11,191
10,639
2010
16,022
15,232
11,191
10,639
2011
16,633
15,813
11,618
11,044
2011
16,633
15,813
11,618
11,044
2011
16,633
15,813
11,618
11,044
2008
15,912
15,121
11,114
10,561
2009
16,549
15,726
11,559
10,984
2009
16,549
15,726
11,559
10,984
2010
17,144
16,292
11,974
11,379
2010
17,144
16,292
11,974
11,379
January-June
2008
July-December
January-June
2009
July-December
January-June
2010
July-December
January-June
2011
July-December
January-June
2012
July-December
Occidental
Mindoro
Poverty Threshold
January-June
July-December
Kalinga
Reference
Year
January-June
2009
July-December
January-June
2010
July-December
January-June
2011
Province/
City
Oriental
Mindoro
Month of Data
Collection
JanuaryDecember
Year of Data
Collection
2008
July-December
JanuaryDecember
2009
July-December
Southern
Leyte
JanuaryDecember
2006
July-December
JanuaryDecember
2007
July-December
JanuaryDecember
2008
July-December
Surigao Del
Sur
Poverty Threshold
Urban
Rural
Food Threshold
Urban
Rural
2007
14,399
13,689
10,057
9,561
2008
16,462
15,651
11,498
10,932
2008
16,462
15,651
11,498
10,932
2009
17,121
16,277
11,958
11,369
2005
12,357
11,738
8,631
8,198
2006
13,177
12,516
9,203
8,742
2006
13,177
12,516
9,203
8,742
2007
13,659
12,975
9,540
9,062
2007
13,659
12,975
9,540
9,062
2008
16,217
15,404
11,326
10,759
JanuaryDecember
2009
2008
16,217
15,404
11,326
10,759
January-June
2008
2007
12,614
12,068
8,810
8,429
2008
15,204
14,546
10,619
10,159
2008
15,204
14,546
10,619
10,159
2009
16,151
15,451
11,280
10,792
2009
16,151
15,451
11,280
10,792
2010
16,774
16,047
11,716
11,208
July-December
January-June
2009
July-December
January-June
2010
July-December
Pasay City
Reference
Year
January-June
2011
2010
16,774
16,047
11,716
11,208
January-June
2011
2010
20,151
20,151
14,075
14,075
2011
20,856
20,856
14,567
14,567
2011
20,856
20,856
14,567
14,567
2011
20,856
20,856
14,567
14,567
2008
13,990
13,361
9,771
9,332
2009
14,550
13,895
10,162
9,705
2009
19,382
18,385
13,537
12,841
2010
20,236
19,195
14,134
13,407
2010
20,236
19,195
14,134
13,407
July-December
January-June
2012
July
Puerto
Princesa
City
January-June
Tabaco City
January-June
2009
July-December
2010
July-December
January-June
2011