1.

Population;

TOTAL PROJECTED POPULATION

CITY/MUNICIPALITY POPULATION
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Batangas City 329,874 336,746 341,683 346,693 351,775 356,933
Lipa City 332,386 346,976 357,658 368,670 380,020 391,720
Sto. Tomas City 179,844 198,505 212,831 228,192 244,661 262,319
Tanauan City 173,366 179,504 183,968 188,542 193,230 198,034

2. number of farmers and fisherfolks;

Number of Number of
CITY/MUNICIPALITY Farmers Fisherfolks
Batangas City 2,215 1,036
Lipa City 3908 111
Sto. Tomas City
Tanauan City

3. number organized farmer and fisherfolk groups;

Number of Number of
CITY/MUNICIPALITY Organized Fisherfolks
Farmers Organizations
Batangas City 6 16
Lipa City 86 1
Sto. Tomas City
Tanauan City

4. political subdivision;

DISTRICTS CITY/MUNICIPALITY
3rd District Sto. Tomas City
Tanauan City
Tanauan City
5th District Batangas City
6th District Lipa City

5. income classification;
 CITY/MUNICIPALITY
INCOME CLASS

Batangas City 1st

Lipa City 1st
Sto. Tomas City 1st
Tanauan City 2nd

6. total land area; percentage of land area allotted for agriculture;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY TOTAL AGRICULTURE TOTAL AREA DEVOTED TO

LAND AREA AREA (Based on CLUP) CROPS
(in Hectares ) In Hectares % In Hectares %
Batangas City 28,296 19,374 68.47% 8,142 42.03%
Lipa City 20,940 11,323 54.07% 2,211.44 10.56%
Sto. Tomas City 9,114
Tanauan City 10,716

7. poverty incidence;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY Poverty Incidence

Batangas City 4.63%    2015 Census PSA

Lipa City Total Population: 386, 825                                  Est. Household: 85961

Population Density : 18 person / ha
Income class: A
Annual Per capita poverty threshold: 21,767 (NSCB data 2015
Poverty incidence: 6.8%
Sto. Tomas City
Tanauan City

8. list of vulnerable areas and type of environmental disaster experienced;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY List of vulnerable areas and type of environmental disaster experienced;

Vulnerable Areas Type of Environmental Disaster

Experienced
Batangas City Coastal Area; Talahib Pandayan, Storm Surge, Typhoon & El Nino
Dela Paz Pulot Aplaya, Dela Paz Proper,
Talahib Payapa, Mabacong, Pagkilatan,
San Agapito, San Agustin Kanluran

Talumpok Kanluran, Tabangao Dao, Landslide Strong winds

 Pinamucan Silangan, Maruclap, Cumba,
Haligue Kanluran at Haligue Silangan,
Sto Domingo

Lowland Area
San Isidro, Libjo, Pallocan East, Flood
Pallocan West
Cuta, Wawa, Malitam & Alangilan

Lipa City Various rural barangays  Typhoons/ drought

Halang (near taal lake) Typhoons/ Taal eruption

Sto. Tomas City

Tanauan City

9. agro-ecological characteristics;
CITY/MUNICIPALITY Agro-ecological characteristics;

Batangas City Tropical climate, Rolling Terrain, Rain fed upland

Clay and Loam, Rocky
Lipa City

Geographical coordinates: 13 latitude , 121 longitude

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Average min temp 18-23.2 (Max 30.7 degrees)

Average annual rainfall:  2258 mm 
Average min temp 18-23.2 (Max 30.7 degrees)

Average land holding:  .7 ha. 

Elevation : 1025 ft above sea level

Topography:  irregular rolling plateau of generally slight gradients, and undulating with
gradients in the eastern portion.

 Western fringes or mountains shows a rugged terrain and a volcanic cone located along Taal L
creek embankments.  

Slopes :  generally sloping to undulating making it suitable not only for cultivation but also f
development. 

Soil Fertility: moderate

Climate: 

two (2) pronounced seasons: wet and dry. 

 Rainy period is from June to October with heavy downpour occurring in the months of June to
September.  

The dry season usually starts on November lasting through May.  The hottest period is usually
 recorded in the months of April and May.

 The dry season spans seven (7) months while the wet season spans five (5) months.

Sto. Tomas City

Tanauan City

10. major economic activities or livelihood;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY Major Economic Activities or Livelihood

Batangas City

Farming, Food Processing, Meat Processing, Handicraft, Needlecraft,

Animal Raising; Piggery, Poultry, Capture fisheries, Fish Processing(
Sardines, Anchovies, round scads mackerel and tuna)
Industry works
Lipa City Commerce and Trade
Services
Manufacturing 
Wholesale
Real Estate 
Farming 
Sto. Tomas City
Tanauan City

11. percentage share of agriculture in the development fund;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY percentage share of agriculture in the

development fund
Batangas City
-
Lipa City 10%  Development Fund
(Livelihood training program)
Sto. Tomas City
Tanauan City

12. if the LGU have other sources of external funds for delivery of agricultural services;
CITY/MUNICIPALITY other sources of external funds for delivery
of agricultural services
Batangas City Dept. Of Agriculture      - BFAR, Region
IV- A, ATI, DTI, PCA

Lipa City Department of Agriculture Regional

Field Unit IV A 
Agricultural Training Institute 
Department of Trade and Industry 

Sto. Tomas City

Tanauan City

13. total loan and credit for agriculture;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY total loan and credit for agriculture;

Batangas City Php 5,000,000.00/year

Lipa City CagO only help farmers / facilitate their

loans (DA credit programs)

Sto. Tomas City

Tanauan City

14. total budget for agriculture allotted for extension deliver;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY total budget for agriculture allotted for extension deliver

Batangas City PROGRAM AMOUNT
Farm Mechanization Program Php 4,640,000.00
Promotion of Improved Crop Production &
Technology
Provision of Quality Vegetable seeds and       1,200,000.00
Planting Materials
Provision of Veterinary Products       2,3000,000.00
Animal Dispersal     3,000,000.00
Distribution of Fishing gears and Aqua       400,000.00
culture inputs
Capability Building thru conduct of     1,500,000.00
Trainings/ Seminars
TOTAL     8,400,000.00
Lipa City PROGRAM AMOUNT

Livelihood training Program /Agri 200,000.00

Trainings 
Farmers’ Forum  50,000.00

TOTAL 100,000.00
 Sto. Tomas City
Tanauan City

15. needs of the agricultural office to improve their delivery of agricultural function;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY needs of the agricultural office to improve their delivery of agricultural function

Batangas City
Logistic (Service Vehicles) Farm Mechanization & Post Harvest Facilities, Irrigation
Facilities, Supply of Quality Inputs, Provision of Quality Seeds and Marketing
Assistance. Boat equipped with Echo sounder and GPS

Lipa City Budget 

Transportation vehicle 
Office Building and facilities 
Sto. Tomas City
Tanauan City

16. extension programs and projects offered by the LGUs for farmers and fisherfolk;

CITY/MUNICIPALITY extension programs and projects offered by the LGUs for farmers and fisherfolk

Batangas City Technical Assistance on Corn & HVCDP; Eggplant and Hot Pepper Production;
Orchard Development Program; Provision of Quality & High Yielding variety of
seeds & planting materials; Distribution of garden tools and agricultural inputs and
Farmers’ Field School series of classes.
Farm Mechanization Program, Post-Harvest Facilities,
Animal Production Project ;( AI, Animal Dispersal), Animal Health Projects
(Consultation, Vaccination & Monitoring), Public Health Project (Monitoring &
Promotion of meat quality standards, Promotion of Rabies free Batangas City,
Disease mitigation Program
Demo Projects, Stock enhancement & Distribution of fishing gear and aquaculture
inputs, Technical Consultation, Underwater monitoring.
Lipa City  School on the Air
 Farmers Field School
 Farmers Forum 
 Seminars and Trainings
 Livelihood trainings

Sto. Tomas City

Tanauan City

17. . support services present in the LGU in terms of:

17. 1Batangas City

 TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT

Provincial / Regional / National SUC, Other R&D BFAR, BAI, LGU, PAO, DTI & Dept.
Institutions and Private Companies of Agriculture

TECHNOLOGY PROMOTION AND DELIVERY SUPPORT (EXTENSION)

LGU-PAO, MAO, SUCs, NGOs- LGU, PAO, Private Input Dealer

CSOs,
Private Input Dealers, etc.

MARKET SUPPORT

Inside and Outside the Province SIDC, KADIWA

CREDIT SUPPORT

Government and Private Traders LGU, Private Contractor

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SUPPORT

Local Public Information Office (PIO)

Farmers’ Information & Technology Services  (FITS)

17.2 Lipa City

 TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT

Provincial / Regional / National SUC, Other R&D
Institutions and Private Companies
V   
Techno Demo (Corn,rice, highvalue
Crops)
Agricultural Training Programs
(including online trainings)
Livelihood Training Programs (including
online trainings)
Farmers Field Schools

Farmers Forum 

TECHNOLOGY PROMOTION AND DELIVERY SUPPORT

(EXTENSION)
LGU-PAO, MAO, SUCs, NGOs-CSOs, RSBSA 
Private Input Dealers, etc.
On farm consultation 

MARKET SUPPORT

Inside and Outside the Province Market Matching 

Trades, Exhibits

CREDIT SUPPORT

Government and Private Traders National Credit Programs 

Various Bank Credit

Programs 
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SUPPORT

Handouts/ Leaflets / Videos Clips  and other learning

materials