MAKATI CITY BASIC FACTS and FIGURES 2020

GEOGRAPHICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE PROTECTIVE SERVICES

Location a. Protective Service Facilities
Makati of the National Capital Region (NCR) and is bounded by Pasig River on the Central Substations
north, the municipality of Pateros on the east, the City of Taguig on the southeast, Police Stations 1 9
the City of Pasay on the south and southwest and the City of Manila on the north- Fire Stations 1 11
west. Makati is one of the 17 local government units that comprise Metro Manila. MAPSA Outpost 1 29
Bantay Bayan Outpost 1 52

Land Area b. Protective Service Personnel

27.36 sq.km. (4.3%) of the total NCR’s land area of 638.55 sq.km.
Police Personnel 579
Fire Fighter Personnel 264
Political Subdivision MAPSA Personnel 982
2 Legislative Districts Bantay Bayan 904
33 barangays
c. Protective Personnel to Population Ratio
Nighttime Daytime Standard
Demography Policeman-Population Ratio 1:1,006* 1:7,254* 1:500
Total Population (2015 Census) 582,602 Fireman-Population Ratio 1:2,207* 1:15,909* 1:2,000
Total Ptrojected Population (2020) 636,947 Peacekeeping Forces (MAPSA &
Population Density (person/sq.km.) 21,302 Bantay Bayan)-Population Ratio 1:309* 1:2,227*
Estimated Number of Households 154,095 *Source: Makati Police Department, Makati Fire Department, Public Safety Department , Liga ng mga Barangay
Average Household Size 3.8 *Daytime Policeman, Fireman and Peacekeeping Forces Population Ratio are based on the 2010 Daytime
Population Growth Rate (2010-2015) 1.85 Population Ratio
*Night time population of 582,602 based on 2015 Census
*Includes populations in barangays being disputed by Taguig City
*Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

Estimated Daytime Population SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Considered the city’s night-time population is the registered resident population
of 582,602 in 2015. Makati’s daytime population ratio has been estimated at a a. Health
minimum of 3.2 Million to 4.2 Million in 2010, which is 6 to 8 times of its night-time Malnutrition Prevalence Rate
population during weekdays. Underweight 0.61
*Source: Makati City Transportation Study, 2012 Stunting 1.26
Wasting 0.25
Overweight 2.06
Foundation Day Crude Birth Rate (per 1,000 population) 10.90
June 1. Makati was established as a community in 1760. Crude Death Rate (per 1,000 population) 5.96
Child Mortality Rate (per 1,000 population) 14.25
Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 live births) 11.17
Cityhood Maternal Mortality Rate (per 100,000 live births) 0.59
Makati became a city by virtue of Republic Act 7854 on January 2, 1995. Household with access to safe drinking water 98.00%
Households with access to sanitary toilets 99.30%
*Source: Makati Health Department

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Public Health Personnel

Personnel Number Population Ration Standard
Processing Time Doctor 428 1:1,361* 1:20,000
Issuance of Locational Clearance
Issuance of Business Permit
3-4 days
1 day
Nurse
Dentist
419
48
1:1,390*
1:12,137*
1:20,000
1:20,000 ?
Real Property Tax Payment 30 minutes Midwife 119 1:4,896* 1:20,000
Correction of clerical errors and *Night time population of 582,602 based on 2015 Census
Change of first name (R.A.9048) 2 months
Processing of Petition 2 months Public Health Facilities
Processing of Affidavit 15-20 minutes Health Centers 26
Processing of Legal Instruments 3-45 days Birthing Homes 3
Processing of Court Order/Decrees 45-47 days (average) Social Hygiene Clinic 1
Other Civil Registry Documents Diagnostic Laboratories 7
Birth Certificate 4 days Hospitals 1
Death/Fetal Certificate 2-3 days 24/7 Health Center 1
Marriage Certificate 2-3 days
Marriage License 11 days Private Health Facilities
*Source: UDD-Zoning Administration Division, Business Permits Office (BPO), Finance Department, City Civil Private Clinics 623
Registry Office (CCRO) Hospitals 3
*Source: Makati Health Department, Ospital ng Makati

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT b. Education

No. of Business Establishment (per activity) 83,506 Basic Literacy Rate (NCR) 99.30%
*2019, Functional Literacy, Education and Mass Media Survey (FLEMMS)
PEZA Registered IT Buildings (Operating) 44
Embassies 45
Consulates 32 Public Education (SY 2017-2018)
No. of Cooperatives 168 Pre-school Elementary Secondary
Community Savers Center 48 Actual Standard Actual Standard
Banks and Other Finance Related Institutions 4,756 Classroom-Student Ratio 1:27 1:45 1:35 1:45 1:45
Teacher-Student Ratio 1:24 1:28 1:31 1:21 1:36
Textbook-Student Ratio 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1
Computer-Student Ratio 1:1 1:1 1:1 1 :1
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT *2-shift Class
Volume of Garbage Collected and Disposed 919,677 cu m
Number of Trees (as of 2019) 56,157 School Levels
Number of Public Parks 14 Public Private Total
Number of Private Parks 16 Prechool only 44 27 71
*Source: Department of Environmental Services Elementary 25 76 101
Secondary 12 14 26
Junior High School 10 1 11
Senior High School 7 13 20
FINANCE MANAGEMENT SPED 10 3 13
Higher Educational Institutions 1 11 12
Total Income 19.636 Billion Total 109 145 254
IRA Share 1.331 Billion *Source: DepEd Makati, Education Department, CHED, MSWD
Total Expenditure 18.960 Billion *Included in the count of Secondary. Also offering Preschools or Elementary
*Public Preschool including Child Minding Centers
*Source: Finance and Budget Departments as of March 2021

c. Social Welfare
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT Blu Cardholders 85,013
Concreted Roads 333.24 km PhilHealth Cardholders 28,285
Asphalt Roads 72.93 km Day Care Centers 40
Improved Drainage 652.127 km Child Minding Centers 4
Number of Streetlight Poles 6,964 Social Development Center 1
*Source: Department of Engineering and Public Works (DEPW)
Makati Youth Home 1
Youth Center 1
Senior Citizen Center 1
Makati Health Plus Beneficiaries (Yellow Cardholders) 160,954
Prepared by: Makatizen Cardholders 99,803
Urban Planning Division *Source: Makati Social Welfare Department (MSWD)
Urban Development Department
City Government of Makati