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National Statistician LISA GRACE S. BERSALES Visits Palawan National Statistician LISA GRACE S. BERSALES visits Palawan ith the launching of the Provincial Statistical System Development Project, Palawan is one of the pilot provinces. The officials of the Philippines Statistics Authority from Central Office spearheaded by the W National Statistician Dr. Lisa Grace S. Bersales along with the DNS and ANS attended the session of Sanguniang Panlalawigan of Palawan, and subsequently conducted meeting with the honourable governor of Palawan Jose Ch. Alvarez. NS Bersales acted as presenter re: Concept Paper on Local Statistical System Development Project. The activity was participated by a total of 59 officials/personnel from top managerial position of the provincial government of Palawan with primary functions related to the generation of statistical development in the province of Palawan. Inside this issue: Headlines: National Statistician LISA GRACE S. BERSALES visits Palawan PSA MIMAROPA conducts 2015 Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) News Conference PSA MIMAROPA holds 2015 Census of Population Regional Data NS Bersales courtesy call to Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron of Puerto Princesa Dissemination Forum Civil Registration Forum for Indigenous People (IPs) administered Stat Corner AgriStat Corner CRS Corner Editorial Admin Matters Provincial Tidbits Presentation at Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Pa- lawan Did You Know? Philippine Statistics Authority MIMAROPA Emerald Bldg., J.P. Rizal St., Camilmil, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro (043)286-7491/286-2340 Courtesy call to Governor Jose Ch. Alvarez of Palawan PSA MIMAROPA conducts 2015 Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) News Conference The open forum he Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) MIMAROPA held T the 2015 Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) News Conference on July 28, 2016 at Tamaraw Hall, Provincial Capitol Complex, Brgy. Camilmil, Calapan City. The said event was participated by Representatives from Regional Line Agencies (RLAs), Local Government Units (LGUs), Academe, Private Sectors and Media. The program was start- ed by an Invocation and the singing of National Anthem fol- lowed by the recognition of participants facilitated by Dr. Luis T. Cueto, Information Center Manager of PIA Oriental Mindoro. Division Chief, SOCD Maribel Ms. Maribel L. Bernardo, SOCD Chief of PSA MIMAROPA RD Leni R. Rioflorido L. Bernardo giving welcome gave her welcome remarks followed by a message from Mr. presenting the Highlights of the remarks Christian Patrick Vinculado, Senior Statistical Specialist, 2015 GRDP of MIMAROPA Production Accounts Division, Macroeconomic Accounts – PSA Sectoral Statistics Office. The Presentation of the Highlights of the 2015 Regional Economy of MIMAROPA was presented by RD Leni R. Rioflorido of PSA MIMAROPA. She discussed the 2014 - 2015 Gross Regional Domestic Product of MIMAROPA, its growth rate and its comparison to other regions. She also discussed the sectors comprising the GRDP such as the Agriculture, Hunting, Forestry and Fishing (AHFF), Industry Sector and the Service Sector. Susan Sumbeling, OIC-Director of NEDA 4B also gave her statement. It was followed by the Mr. Christian Patrick E. Open Forum lead by Dr. Cueto, the emcee/moderator of the Vinculado, SSS - PAD, conference. OIC-Director Sumbeling, RD Leni Rioflorido and OIC Director Susan A. Macroeconomic Accounts - Sumbeling giving the statement PSA Sectoral Statistics Office Mr. Christian Patrick Vinculado responded to the inquiries and of NEDA giving his message suggestions of other participants from other RLAs, LGUs and the media. 2 PSA MIMAROPA holds 2015 Census of Pop- ulation Regional Data Dissemination Forum The 2015 Census of Population Regional Data Dissemination Forum of PSA MIMAROPA Region was conducted on September 30, 2015, 9:00 A.M. at Feraren Hills Resort, Barangay Lumangbayan, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro. About 75 participants from the national government agencies, LGUs RD Leni R. Rioflorido giving the welcome and NGOs and Academe were gathered at the function hall for the half-day remarks forum. SSS Nenette D. Castro of PSA RSSO MIMAROPA was the Emcee of the said forum, requested everyone to stand up for the Invocation led by Ms. Eli- za F. Barrientos of PSA RSSO MIMAROPA, immediately followed by the na- tional anthem led by Ms. Jomery Ann M. Navarro of PSA RSSO MIMAROPA. RD Leni R. Rioflorido gave the Welcome Remarks and acknowledged the presence of RD Lydio M. Español, Jr., the Keynote Speaker from POPCOM MIMAROPA. The five Provincial Statistics Officers PSO Maria Lalaine M. Rodriguez of (PSOs) from MIMAROPA province, PSA regional staff and guests were Palawan presenting the Background of the 2015 Census of Population likewise acknowledged. PSO Maria Lalaine M. Rodriguez of PSA Palawan presented the Background of the 2015 Census of Population. The results of the 2015 POPCEN at the national and regional level were presented by Chief Statistical Specialist Maribel L. Bernardo of RSSO, SOCD-MIMAROPA. PSO Efren C. Armonia from Oriental Mindoro presented the Population Density of the Philippines & MIMAROPA. Population Counts by Legislative District of Philippines & MIMAROPA was presented by PSO Samuel A. Villar from Occidental Mindoro. Afterwards, RD Lydio M. Español, Jr., the Keynote Speaker, shared his presentation with the title “Beyond the Population Data.” Division Chief, SOCD Maribel L. Bernardo The outline of his presentation was Increasing Population, Implications of presenting the 2015 Population Counts of Increasing Population and Recommendations. An open forum was held after Philippines and MIMAROPA the presentations and was facilitated by PSO Gemma N. Opis of Marinduque. To close the forum, PSO Lino P. Faminialagao from Romblon thanked everyone who participated, and those who helped analyze to come up with the recommendations of this census. PSO Efren C. Armonia of Oriental Mindoro presenting the Population Density of the Philippines and MIMAROPA RD Lydio M. Español, Jr. of POPCOM MIMAROPA The presenters during the open forum PSO Samuel A. Villar of Occidental as Keynote Speaker discussing Beyond the Mindoro presenting the Population Counts Population Data by Legislative District of Philippines and MIMAROPA 3 Civil Registration Forum For Indigenous Philippine Statistics Authority People (IPs) administered MIMAROPA Leni R. Rioflorido On September 27, 2016, PSA RSSO MIMAROPA conducted Civil Regional Director Registration Forum for Indigenous People. It was held at St. John Mary Vianney Pastoral Center Hall, Sto. Niño Cathedral, Calapan City. The Maribel L. Bernardo forum was conceived as part of the commitment of the office to realize Division Chief, SOCD the goals of CRVS Decade. Pilar P. Mendoza Thirty-nine (39) IPs from seven Mangyan Tribes attended the forum. Division Chief, CRASD Also present in the activity were fourteen (14) Municipal Civil Registrars/representative, four (4) representatives from National Contributors: Commission on Indigenous People (NCIP), three (3) from Mangyan Nenette D. Castro Mission, one (1) from Provincial Government Oriental Mindoro Bobby M. Natal (PGOM), and one (1) from PSA Oriental Mindoro. Ma. Lyra E. Baculo Registration of participants started at 1:00 o’clock in the afternoon, Veneranda F. Mendoza doxology and national anthem followed. Welcome address was given Genelene M. Gasic by Dr. Romeo G. Infantado, Executive Assistant – PGOM and a Annaliza D. Sapungan message from RD Leni R. Rioflorido came next. Ella Jean Rose T. del Rosario Topics discussed in the forum were Civil Registration and Vital Donna Marie D. Mobe Statistics (CRVS) Decade, Civil Registration Services, Pagtatalang Theodore John M. del Mundo Sibil Para Sa Mga Katutubo and Best Practices in Registration of IPs. Ma. Liza E. Macatangay Discussants were RD L. R. Rioflorido, CRASD-Chief P.P. Mendoza, R.O. IV V.F. Mendoza and MCR M. Rodriguez of Gloria, respectively. Jay S. Macatangay Carol B. De Torres Open Forum paved the way to the unveiling of concerns and issues in Blezz Colleen Q. Concepcion the registration of vital events of IPs on the part of MCRs and of IPs as Rowell Roy M. Bajado well. Rachel L. Vasquez Jeile L. Gandia Rhoda Sobrepeña Marben E. Marasigan Abraham P. Nizal Iva Louzel M. Agua Eriberto H. Manalo Jomery Ann Navarro Jewell P. Garcia Warry Niel A. Ramales Eliza F. Barrientos Jorynne Mae I. Panes Joy AnneS. Mercado Ma. Niña Rose Paringit Kimberlyn G. Mendoza Grace Ann A. Ilagan Richard Japones Ralph Henry N. Dacanay 4 ADMINISTRATIVE STAT CORNER Building construction statistics from approved building permits Table 1. Number of Approved Building submitted to Local Building Officials (LBOs) relate to data on Permits in MIMAROPA: Third Quarter 2016 new construction and additions, alterations and repairs of res- idential and non-residential buildings, and other structures un- Number of Approved Bldg. dertaken in all cities and municipalities in the country. Month Permits Table 1 shows the number of approved building permits of MIMAROPA for the July 279 third quarter of 2016. A total of 790 approved building permits were issued for August 250 this quarter. The month of July had the highest (279) issued building permits and September 261 August recorded the lowest (250). TOTAL 790 Domestic Trade Statistics (DOMSTAT) refers to air, rail and Table 2. Number of Collected and Processed coastwise trade statistics collected and compiled monthly, Documents for Domestic Statistics in quarterly, and annually based from airway bills, daily report of MIMAROPA: Third Quarter 2016 outgoing shipments, coastwise, and passenger
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