Indicator

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1. Gross Regional Domestic
61,675,857 57,877,947
Product (GRDP)
63,986,599 r/
r/
In Thousand Pesos at 1985
2008
2007
2006
Constant Prices
2. Per Capita GRDP
at 1985 Constant Prices

P 15,153
2008

3. GRDP Growth Rate

3.7%
At 1985 Constant Prices
2007-2008
4. GVA in Agri., Fish., &
Forestry
2.0%
Growth Rate at 1985
2007-2008
Constant Prices

P 14,846 r/ P 14,161 r/
2007
2006
6.6% r/
4.4% r/
2006-2007 2005-2006
2.0% r/

3.1% r/

2006-2007 2005-2006

5. GVA in Industry
Growth Rate at
Constant Prices

5.5%
11.4% r/
2.8%
1985
2007-2008 2006-2007 2005-2006

6. GVA in Services
Growth Rate at
Constant Prices

3.5%
5.9% r/
6.4%
1985
2007-2008 2006-2007 2005-2006

7. BOI-Registered Projcts
In Million Pesos

1,190,929.5 3,201.3
2009
2008

8. Exports
207.6
141.9
FOB Value in Million US
4th
1st Qtr 2010
Dollars
2009
9. Imports
178.8
129.6
FOB Value in Million US
4th
1st Qtr 2010
Dollars
2009
10. Consumer Price Index 175.1
2000 = 100
June 2010
11. Inflation Rate
2000 = 100
12. Palay Production

7,774.8
2007
177.1
Qtr3rd
2009
133.9
Qtr3rd
2009

Qtr

Qtr

173.7
172.8
May 2010 April 2010

4.7%
June 2010
87,982

4.1%
3.5%
May 2010 April 2010
138,297
69,673
3rd
Qtr2nd
Qtr
4th Qtr 2009
2009
2009

In Metric Tons
13. Corn Production

70,167

68,381
51,756
3rd
Qtr2nd
Qtr
4th Qtr 2009
2009
2009

In Metric Tons
14. Fish Production

21,213

14,578
11,951
3rd
Qtr2nd
Qtr
4th Qtr 2009
2009
2009

In Metric Tons
15. Hog Production

32,373

34,467

33,891

In Metric
Weight

Tons,

Live
4th
1st Qtr 2010
2009

Qtr3rd
2009

16. Cattle Production

In Metric Tons,
Weight

2,519
2,700
Live
4th
1st Qtr 2010
2009

2,492
Qtr3rd
2009

Qtr

Qtr

17. Chicken Production

15,195
25,330
17,747
In Metric Tons, Live
4th
Qtr3rd
Qtr
1st Qtr 2010
Weight
2009
2009
18. Price of Cement
Davao City, Portland

P 210.00
P 212.00 P 212.00
19 Jul 2010 16 Apr 201015 Jan 2010

19. Price of GI Sheet

P 22.50
P 24.50
P 23.60
Davao City, Gauge 26,
19 Jul 2010 16 Apr 201015 Jan 2010
40mm
20. Price of 7-Tonner Rice P 36.00
P 37.00
P 38.00
Davao City
16 Apr 2010 15 Jan 2010 12 Oct 2009
21.
Labor
Force
Participation Rate
65.1 b/
66.2 b/
66.1 b/
January
October
In Percent
July 2009
2010
2009
22. Unemployment Rate

6.0 b/
January
2010

6.0 b/
October
2009

5.6 b/

23. Underemployment Rate 22.8 b/

January
In Percent
2010

17.1 b/
October
2009

21.9 b/

In Percent

July 2009

July 2009

24. Visitor Arrivals

231,690
206,544
235,239
Domestic and Foreign2nd
Qtr
4th
Qtr
1st Qtr 2010
Visitors
2010
2009
25.
Motor
Vehicles
Registered
74,875
72,667
42,991
2nd
Qtr
4th
Qtr
All Types
1st Qtr 2010
2010
2009
Indicator
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26. Average Annual Family
Income
P 135,000 P 114,065 P 112,254
At Current Prices
2006
2003
2000
27. Average Annual Family
Expenditures
P 115,000 P 97,505 P 90,868
At Current Prices
2006
2003
2000
28. Poverty Incidence of
Families
(2006)
(2003)
(2000)
All Areas
30.6%
28.5% r/
27.9% r/
Urban
...
...
19.6%

Rural
...
29. Annual Per Capita
Poverty Threshold 1/
(2006)
All Areas
P 14,942
Urban
P 17,221
Rural
P 13,860

...

39.6%

(2005)
P 13,844
P 16,137
P 12,912

(2004)
P 12,732
P 14,604
P 11,963

30. Population
Census Data

3,676,162
2000

3,288,824
1995

187

167

2000

1995

4,581,762
2009

4,472,696
2008

4,156,653
2007

31. Population Density

211
Persons
Per
Square
2007
Kilometer
32. Projected Population 4,693,545
2000 Census-Based
2010
33. Ave. Annual Population
Growth Rate
2.6%
Census Based
1995-2000
34. Estimated Crude Birth
Rate
28.0
Births Per 1,000 Population 2000-2005
35. Estimated Crude Death
Rate
5.5
Deaths
Per
1,000
2000-2005
Population
36. Est. Crude Rate of
Natural Increase
22.5
Per 1,000 Population
2000-2005

2.7%
2.3%
1990-1995 1980-1990
31.5
35.7
1995-2000 1990-1995
5.9

6.8

1995-2000 1990-1995
25.7
28.9
1995-2000 1990-1995

37. Simple Literacy Rate 90.3%

95.5%
90.6%
10 Years Old and Over
2003
1994
1989
38. Functional Literacy
Rate
77.8%
86.4%
75.1%
10 to 64 Years Old
2003
1994
1989
39. Number of Enrollees in(SY 2010-(SY 2009-(SY 2008Public Schools
2011)
2010)
2009)
Elementary
644,198 p/ 629,284
606,470
Secondary
242,499 p/ 240,930
240,972
40. School Participation(SY 2008-(SY 2007-(SY 2006Rate (Gross)
2009)
2008)
2007)
Elementary (Public)
89.1%
88.8%
89.4%
Secondary (Public)
56.3%
55.4%
55.6%
41. Total Crime Volume

5,417
2nd
2010

4,476
2,093
Qtr
4th
1st Qtr 2010
2009

Qtr

42. Crime Rate

41.40%
33.7%
15.80%
Ave Monthly Crime Rate2nd
Qtr1st Qtr 20104th
Qtr
3

per 100,000 Population

2010
43.
Crime
Solution
Efficiency Rate 3/
9.25%
2nd
2010
44. Fire Incidence

105
2nd
2010

2009
11.30%
35.12%
Qtr
4th
Qtr
1st Qtr 2010
2009
233
Qtr

The above table shows all the economic activities all over Davao region.

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Demography | Vital Statistics | Labor/Employment | Population Rate Per Region | Projected Population

INDICATOR

REFERENCE
DATA
PERIOD
Both Sexes

Male

Female

Year

Number

Number

1995

68,616,536 34,584,170 50.4

34,032,366 49.6

0 - 4 years

9,362,118

4,827,268

51.6

4,534,850

48.4

5 - 9 years

8,893,430

4,566,569

51.3

4,326,861

48.7

10 - 14 years

8,040,658

4,081,676

50.8

3,958,982

49.2

15 - 19 years

7,465,451

3,726,799

49.9

3,738,652

50.1

20 - 24 years

6,270,557

3,119,589

49.7

3,150,968

50.3

25 - 29 years

5,752,631

2,879,753

50.1

2,872,878

49.9

30 - 34 years

4,861,116

2,454,570

50.5

2,406,546

49.5

35 - 39 years

4,318,168

2,195,627

50.8

2,122,541

49.2

40 - 44 years

3,402,813

1,729,637

50.8

1,673,176

49.2

45 - 49 years

2,734,379

1,384,973

50.7

1,349,406

49.3

50 - 54 years

2,063,363

1,032,912

50.1

1,030,451

49.9

55 - 59 years

1,715,069

844,164

49.2

870,905

50.8

60 - 64 years

1,322,088

641,970

48.6

680,118

51.4

65 - 69 years

955,878

448,557

46.9

507,321

53.1

70 - 74 years

654,459

299,990

45.8

354,469

54.2

75 - 79 years

410,024

184,175

44.9

225,849

55.1

80 and over

394,334

165,941

42.1

228,393

57.9

1995

100.7

100.0

1990

101.1

100.0

Marital Status, Population 10 Years Old and Over

1995

50,358,679 25,189,345 50.1

25,169,334 49.9

Total Population 10 years old and over

1990

44,031,135 21,975,262 49.9

22,055,873 50.1

Single

1995

22,994,722 12,119,771 52.7

10,874,951 47.3

1990

20,511,276 10,778,990 52.6

9,732,286

1995

24,129,672 12,032,447 49.8

12,097,225 50.1

1990

21,428,785 10,652,383 49.7

10,776,402 50.3

1995

1,943,190

458,666

23.6

1,484,524

76.4

1990

1,689,159

396,439

23.5

1,292,720

76.5

1995

332,729

113,358

34.1

219,371

65.9

1990

280,136

93,695

33.4

186,441

66.6

1995

887,399

435,212

49.0

452,187

51.0

Percent

Number

Percent

DEMOGRAPHY (Source: 1995 Census of Population)

Total Population

Sex Ratio (number of males per 100 females)

Legally Married

Widowed

Separated or Divorced

Common law or Live-in

47.5

Elderly Population (65 Years Old and Over)

1995

2,414,695

1,098,663

45.5

1,316,032

54.5

1990

2,060,086

949,509

46.1

1,110,577

53.9

Projected Population 10 Years Old and Over

2015

99,015,818 49,767,775 50.3

49,248,043 49.7

(Medium Assumption)

2005

84,241,341 42,401,391 50.3

41,839,950 49.7

(Source: 1995-Census Based Population Projections )

2000

76,348,114 38,452,927 50.3

37,895,187 49.7

Literacy Rates of the Population 10 Years Old and 1994

Over
(FLEMMS)

93.9

93.7

94.0

(Literacy is defined as the ability to read and write a

simple message
1990 (CPH)

93.5

93.7

93.4

in any language or dialect)

1980 (CPH)

82.7

82.8

82.6

Disabled Persons by Type of Disability

1995

919,292

469,847

51.1

449,445

48.9

Total blindness

31,075

14,977

48.2

16,098

51.8

Partial blindness

79,193

41,718

52.7

37,475

47.3

Low vision

313,427

131,780

42.0

181,647

58.0

Total deafness

23,014

12,103

52.6

10,911

47.4

Partial deafness

69,570

36,497

52.5

33,073

47.5

Poor hearing ability

22,791

11,374

49.9

11,417

50.1

Muteness

35,948

19,403

54.0

16,545

46.0

Speech defect

38,342

20,831

54.3

17,511

45.7

Loss of one or both arms/hands

11,553

8,825

76.4

2,728

23.6

Loss of one or both legs/feet

12,654

8,990

71.0

3,664

29.0

Paralysis of one or both arms

14,615

9,771

66.9

4,844

33.1

Paralysis of one or both legs

58,446

36,191

61.9

22,255

38.1

Paralysis of one arm and one leg

31,907

19,737

61.9

12,170

38.1

Paralysis of all four limbs

10,841

6,250

57.7

4,591

42.3

Mental illness

38,675

20,357

52.6

18,318

47.4

1998

1,595,257

823,761

51.6

771,496

48.4

1997

1,651,851

859,104

52.0

792,747

48.0

1997

344,363

204,363

59.3

140,000

40.7

1995

324,737

193,048

59.4

131,689

40.6

Life Expectancy at Birth (in years)

2000-2005

69.7

67.08

72.3

(Source: Population Projections 1995 based)

2005-2010

71.2

68.58

73.8

2010-2015

72.4

69.78

75.0

(Source: 1995 Census of Population)

VITAL STATISTICS (Source: Vital Statistics Reports)

Registered Number of Live Births

Registered Number of Deaths

LABOR
AND
EMPLOYMENT
(Source: Labor Force Survey)
Household Population 15 Years Old and Over

July 1999

48,332

25,064

51.9

24,268

50.2

Jan. 2000

48,945

24,370

49.8

24,575

50.2

July 2000

49,567

24,615

49.7

24,953

50.3

July 1999

29,055

18,073

62.2

10,981

37.8

Jan. 2000

28,895

18,033

62.4

10,862

37.6

July 2000

28,178

17,636

62.6

10,542

37.4

July 1999

2,658

1,641

61.7

1,018

38.3

Jan. 2000

2,953

1,861

63.0

1,092

37.0

July 2000

3,510

2,155

61.4

1,355

38.6

July 1999

65.6

81.9

49.4

Jan. 2000

65.1

81.8

47.5

July 2000

63.9

80.4

47.7

July 1999

91.6

91.7

91.5

Jan. 2000

90.7

90.6

90.9

July 2000

88.9

89.1

88.6

July 1999

22.3

25.0

17.7

Jan. 2000

21.2

24.0

16.6

July 2000

21.4

23.5

17.8

July 1999

12.0

12.6

10.9

Jan. 2000

11.7

12.6

10.1

July 2000

10.2

10.5

9.8

July 1999

8.4

8.3

8.5

Jan. 2000

9.3

9.4

9.1

July 2000

11.1

10.9

11.4

Labor Force
Employed

Unemployed

Labor Force Participation Rate

Employment Rate

Underemployment Rate

Visible Underemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate

The above table shows the population demography of Davao del Sur
2000

CONSUMER
PRICE INDEX

2002

2001*

2003

2004

DdS

DC

DdS

DC

DdS

DC

DdS

DC

DdS

DC

142.7

149.5

148.4

158.7

154.0

164.9

159.3

171

173.6

184.5

2.7

3.5

4.0

6.2

INFLATION
RATE
PURCHASING
POWER
OF
PESO

0.70

0.67

0.67

0.63

3.8

3.9

3.4

3.7

9.0

7.9

0.65

0.61

0.63

0.58

0.58

0.54

* DdS Davao del Sur

DC Davao City
Source: National Statistics Coordinating Board

Labor Force Statistics (000)

Davao City
1998-2003
Indicator

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

Total Working Age Population

(Population 15 yrs. old & over)

679

700

730

747

775

782

A. Population in the Labor Force

Urban

Rural

473
308
167

466
311
155

498
320
178

499
338
160

519
354
165

522
362
160

B. Number of Employed Persons

Urban

Rural

416
272
145

417
279
138

443
288
155

442
297
145

462
312
150

465
322
143

C. Number of Unemployed Persons

Urban

Rural

57
36
22

49
32
17

55
32
23

57
41
15

57
42
15

57
40
17

D. Population not in the Labor Force

E. Labor Force Participation Rate(%)
F. Employment Rate (%)
G. Unemployment Rate (%)

206
69.8
87.9
12.1

234
66.6
89.6
10.4

277
68
89.1
10.9

248
66.8
88.6
11.4

257
66.9
89.0
11.0

260
66.8
89.1
10.9

Consumer Price Index, Inflation Rate & Purchasing Power of Peso

Davao del Sur vs. Davao City 2000-2004

First Quarter 2006

Gross National Product &
Gross Domestic Product by Industrial Origin

Gross Value Added in Agriculture, Fishery and

Forestry
AFF rebounds in the first quarter
Agriculture, Fishery and Forestry, which accounted for 20.3 percent of total GDP,
rebounded as it reported gains in production, contributing 0.79-percentage point to the total
GDP growth. Driving the sectors growth were Corn, Palay, Fishery and Banana. Poultry
and Other Crops, on the other hand, pulled down growth during the quarter.
Palay and corn regain strength
Palay bounced back with a substantial growth of 6.9 percent in the first quarter of 2006
from the negative 1.5 percent recorded in 2005. This was largely attributed to the
expansion in harvest area and higher yield per area as a result of the wider use of quality
seeds and favorable weather conditions which prevailed during the period. Corn made a
hefty recovery with a remarkable growth of 22.1 percent compared with the output shortfall
of 18.3 percent last year with the expansion in harvest area and improved productivity. It
benefited from the governments provision of technical assistance to farmers, wider use of
hybrid seeds and better weather conditions. Sugarcane production picked up from negative
4.3 percent to a modest growth of 1.5 percent, boosted by higher prices and the increase in
the countrys export quota to the US.
Banana jumped to 14.6 percent from 3.4 percent as increased demand for the export of
banana encouraged the expansion of banana plantations in Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur,
Davao City, Compostela Valley and Davao Oriental. Coconut production continued to
grow by 2.1 percent from 4.9 percent with sustained local demand and improved prices of
Copra. Meanwhile, Other Crops improved with a lower negative growth of 1.0 percent
from negative 2.6 percent in the previous year as production in Pineapple, Cassava, Camote
and Rubber increased.
Livestock grew by 2.2 percent in the first quarter of 2006 from a marginal growth of 0.3
percent in the previous year. Growth was attributed to increased inventory and number of
slaughtered hogs and goats; and improved dairy production from cattle and carabao.
Poultry declined to negative 3.7 percent from a growth 6.7 percent growth in the same
period last year, weighed down by the substantial loss in broiler production from
commercial farms and duck and duck egg production.

Fishery sustains favorable performance

Fishery production continued to post gains, as it grew by 4.7 percent in the first quarter of
2006 from 5.3 percent in the previous year. Aquaculture led the industrys growth as a
result of improved management practices in milkfish culture in Region 3 and the rise in the
production of seaweeds in Maguindanao. Similarly, the abundance of certain fish species
and the strict implementation of fishery laws in Palawan resulted in higher municipal fish
catch during the period. On the other hand, commercial fishing suffered setbacks in
production due to the high cost of fuel which adversely affected the number of fishing trips,
the fish scare in Sorsogon caused by the Lafayette tail mining spills and reduced fishing
efforts in Western Visayas due to frequent rains and rough seas.
Forestry recovers from shortfall
Forestry surged to a growth of 46.4 percent in the first quarter of 2006, reversing its trend
from its shortfall of 55.6 percent in 2005

POVERTY THRESHOLD AND POVERTY INCIDENCE

INDICATOR

2003

2006

11,399

14,942

Population

34.7

36.6

Families

28.5

30.6

7,856

10,283

Poverty Threshold (P)

Poverty Incidence (%)

Food Threshold (P)

Notes: 1. Poverty threshold is the annual per capita income required or the amount to be spent to satisfy the
nutritional
requirements
(2,000
calories)
and
other
basic
needs.
2. Poverty incidence is the proportion of families (or population) with per capita income less than the per
capita
poverty
threshold
to
the
total
member
of
families
(or
population).
3. Data reflects old grouping of Region XI which includes Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, Davao Oriental,
South
Cotabato
and
Saranggani.
Source of data: National Statistical Coordination Board, Regional Poverty Estimates.

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