Negros Oriental in Figures 2019
Republic of the Philippines Philippine Statistics Authority SOLID . RESPONSIVE . WORLD-CLASS
The Countryside in Figures is the second publication of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Negros Oriental Provincial Office which summarizes various statistics generated by PSA and other government and private agencies in the province of Negros Oriental.
It contains the latest figures on agriculture and fishery, demography and population, construction and housing, education and literacy. It also includes data on health, poverty incidence, and vital statistics; among other. Additionally, data on the different sectors of the economy such as banking, transportation, and prices were also covered.
The Philippine Statistics Authority Negros Oriental Statistical Services Office acknowledges and extends its gratitude to all government agencies of the province which provided the data used to generate this publication. The office sincerely hopes that this publication will effectively provide relevant and reliable statistics to its various clients and stakeholders in the government and private sectors.
ARIEL T. FORTUITO Chief Statistical Specialist Philippine Statistics Authority Negros Oriental Provincial Office
Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental September 2019 MAP OF NEGROS ORIENTAL TABLE OF CONTENTS v
Foreword iii
Map of Negros Oriental iv
Table of Contents v
Agriculture 1-29
Construction and Housing 30-64
Demography and Population 65-106
Fishery 107-129
Livestock and Poultry 130-134
Vital Statistics 135-152 AGRICULTURE 1
Volume of Production 2018 2017 (in metric tons)
Palay 67,590 69,305 Irrigated 55,121 57,501 Rainfed 12,469 11,804 Corn 43,340 52,258 White Corn 42,569 51,712 Yellow Corn 771 546 Abaca 495.94 551.21 Cacao 9.82 10.24 Cashew (ripe fruit with 23.18 nut) 15.18 Coconut (with husk) 153,049.71 149,381.71 Coffee (dried berries) 146.39 136.13 Coffee Arabica (dried 19.61 berries) 18.92 Coffee Liberica (dried 0.03 berries) 0.02 Coffee Robusta (dried 116.49 berries) 127.45 Pili Nut (with shell) 0.34 0.33 Rubber (cuplump) 30.44 33.16 Sugarcane 2,179,531.33 2,453,253.46 Tobacco Native 7.58 6.57 Chrysanthemum 0.22 0.22 Gladiola 1.94 2.05 Orchids 5.66 5.69 Roses 3.50 3.64 Banana 70,449.52 71,994.88 Banana Bungulan 4,153.97 4,075.12 Banana Cavendish 140.52 161.39 Banana Lakatan 5,208.87 5,476.12 Banana Latundan 16,113.08 15,918.46 Banana Saba 43,970.61 45,463.35 Banana Others 862.47 900.44 Calamansi 230.74 252.47
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Palay and Corn Production Survey and Crops Production Survey 2 AGRICULTURE
2018 Volume of Production (in metric tons) 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter Palay 12,398 13,368 Irrigated Palay 10,546 12,867 Rainfed Palay 1,852 501 Corn 8,061 2,768 White Corn 7,969 2,727 Yellow Corn 92 41 Abaca 87.42 198.75 Cacao 0.70 1.12 Cashew (ripe fruit with nut) 1.05 12.63 Coconut (with husk) 19,477.70 44,058.29 Coffee (dried berries) 108.84 0.16 Coffee Arabica (dried 0.49 .. berries) Coffee Liberica (dried 0.02 .. berries) Coffee Robusta (dried 108.33 0.16 berries) Pili Nut (with shell) .. 0.34 Rubber (cuplump) 3.64 11.20 Sugarcane 1,033,398.72 722,811.74 Tobacco Native 0.60 6.98 Chrysanthemum 0.02 0.05 Gladiola 0.11 0.68 Orchids 1.50 1.34 Roses 0.33 1.72 Banana 29,712.65 17,473.68 Banana Bungulan 1,103.95 1,420.69 Banana Cavendish 36.40 37.59 Banana Lakatan 2,470.55 1,174.69 Banana Latundan 7,238 3,624.86 Banana Saba 18,565.51 11,108.09 Banana Others 298.24 107.76 Calamansi 78.49 26.48
.. No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Palay and Corn Production Survey and Crops Production Survey AGRICULTURE 3
2018 Volume of Production (in metric tons) 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Palay 10,707 31,117 Irrigated Palay 9,747 21,961 Rainfed Palay 960 9,156 Corn 21,723 10,788 White Corn 21,479 10,394 Yellow Corn 244 394 Abaca 119.63 90.14 Cacao 3.29 4.71 Cashew (ripe fruit with 1.50 .. nut) Coconut (with husk) 51,846.90 37,666.82 Coffee (dried berries) .. 37.39 Coffee Arabica (dried .. 18.43 berries) Coffee Liberica (dried .. .. berries) Coffee Robusta (dried .. 18.96 berries) Pili Nut (with shell) .. .. Rubber (cuplump) 8.25 7.35 Sugarcane 29,468.37 393,852.50 Tobacco Native .. .. Chrysanthemum 0.10 0.05 Gladiola 0.63 0.52 Orchids 0.77 2.05 Roses 0.44 1.01 Banana 9,946.79 13,316.40 Banana Bungulan 743.33 886.00 Banana Cavendish 41.19 25.34 Banana Lakatan 673.06 890.57 Banana Latundan 1,903.22 3,347 Banana Saba 6,322.51 7,974.50 Banana Others 263.48 192.99 Calamansi 71.36 54.41
.. No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Palay and Corn Production Survey and Crops Production Survey 4 AGRICULTURE
2018 Volume of Production (in metric tons) 1st Semester 2nd Semester Palay 25,766 41,824 Irrigated Palay 23,413 31,708 Rainfed Palay 2,353 10,116 Corn 10,829 32,511 White Corn 10,696 31,873 Yellow Corn 133 638 Abaca 286.17 209.77 Cacao 1.82 8 Cashew (ripe fruit with nut) 13.68 1.50 Coconut (with husk) 63,535.99 89,513.72 Coffee (dried berries) 109 37.39 Coffee Arabica (dried berries) 0.49 18.43 Coffee Liberica (dried berries) 0.02 .. Coffee Robusta (dried berries) 108.49 18.96 Pili Nut (with shell) 0.34 .. Rubber (cuplump) 14.84 15.60 Sugarcane 1,756,210.46 423,320.87 Tobacco Native 7.58 .. Chrysanthemum 0.07 0.15 Gladiola 0.79 1.15 Orchids 2.84 2.82 Roses 2.05 1.45 Banana 47,186.33 23,263.19 Banana Bungulan 2,524.64 1,629.33 Banana Cavendish 73.99 66.53 Banana Lakatan 3,645.24 1,563.63 Banana Latundan 10,862.86 5,250.22 Banana Saba 29,673.60 14,297.01 Banana Others 406 456.47 Calamansi 104.97 125.77
.. No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Palay and Corn Production Survey and Crops Production Survey AGRICULTURE 5
2017 Volume of Production (in metric tons) 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter Palay 12,293 15,343 Irrigated Palay 10,671 15,005 Rainfed Palay 1,622 338 Corn 8,283 2,827 White Corn 8,179 2,807 Yellow Corn 104 20 Abaca 142.20 214.96 Cacao 0.75 0.88 Cashew (ripe fruit with nut) 1.14 20.24 Coconut (with husk) 20,535.68 45,327.89 Coffee (dried berries) 97.61 0.14 Coffee Arabica (dried berries) .. 0.81 Coffee Liberica (dried berries) .. 0.03 Coffee Robusta (dried berries) 96.77 0.14 Pili Nut (with shell) .. 0.33 Rubber (cuplump) 7.26 14.10 Sugarcane 1,158,833 950,809.72 Tobacco Native 0.65 5.92 Chrysanthemum 0.02 0.04 Gladiola 0.15 0.70 Orchids 1.08 1.47 Roses 0.39 1.72 Banana 31,376.51 18,296.35 Banana Bungulan 1,293.44 1,328.37 Banana Cavendish 44.70 36.05 Banana Lakatan 2,511.66 1,362.19 Banana Latundan 7,405.22 3,748.95 Banana Saba 19,811.37 11,716.16 Banana Others 310.12 104.63 Calamansi 97.83 25.28
.. No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Palay and Corn Production Survey and Crops Production Survey 6 AGRICULTURE
2017 Volume of Production (in metric tons) 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Palay 8,921 32,748 Irrigated Palay 8,702 23,123 Rainfed Palay 219 9,625 Corn 25,552 15,596 White Corn 25,509 15,217 Yellow Corn 43 379 Abaca 117.28 76.77 Cacao 3.44 5.17 Cashew (ripe fruit with .. nut) 1.80 Coconut (with husk) 46,636.68 36,881.46 Coffee (dried berries) .. 38.38 Coffee Arabica (dried berries) .. 18.80 Coffee Liberica (dried .. berries) .. Coffee Robusta (dried berries) .. 19.58 Pili Nut (with shell) .. .. Rubber (cuplump) 7.86 3.94 Sugarcane 30,870 312,740.74 Tobacco Native .. .. Chrysanthemum 0.06 0.10 Gladiola 0.65 0.55 Orchids 0.56 2.58 Roses 0.32 1.21 Banana 8,792.09 13,529.93 Banana Bungulan 626.75 826.56 Banana Cavendish 38.46 42.18 Banana Lakatan 578.63 1,023.64 Banana Latundan 1,539.20 3,225.09 Banana Saba 5,753.49 8,182.33 Banana Others 255.56 230.13 Calamansi 60.56 68.80
.. No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Palay and Corn Production Survey and Crops Production Survey AGRICULTURE 7
2017 Volume of Production (in metric tons) 1st Semester 2nd Semester Palay 27,636 41,669 Irrigated Palay 25,676 31,825 Rainfed Palay 1,960 9,844 Corn 11,110 41,148 White Corn 10,986 40,726 Yellow Corn 124 422 Abaca 357.16 194.05 Cacao 1.63 8.61 Cashew (ripe fruit with nut) 21.38 1.80 Coconut (with husk) 65,863.57 83,518.14 Coffee (dried berries) 97.75 38.38 Coffee Arabica (dried berries) 0.81 18.80 Coffee Liberica (dried berries) 0.03 .. Coffee Robusta (dried berries) 96.91 19.58 Pili Nut (with shell) 0.33 .. Rubber (cuplump) 21.36 11.80 Sugarcane 2,109,642.72 343,610.74 Tobacco Native 6.57 .. Chrysanthemum 0.06 0.16 Gladiola 0.85 1.20 Orchids 2.55 3.14 Roses 2.11 1.53 Banana 49,672.86 22,322.02 Banana Bungulan 2,621.81 1,453.31 Banana Cavendish 80.75 80.64 Banana Lakatan 3,873.85 1,602.27 Banana Latundan 11,154.17 4,764.29 Banana Saba 31,527.53 13,935.82 Banana Others 414.75 485.69 Calamansi 123.11 129.36
.. No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Palay and Corn Production Survey and Crops Production Survey 8 AGRICULTURE
Volume of Production 2018 2017 (in metric tons) Durian 9.03 5.79 Lanzones 10.68 3.56 Mandarin 4.43 4.77 Mango 20,182.71 15,917.01 Mango Carabao 17,739.97 12,707.57 Mango Piko 1,231.94 1,753.07 Mango Others 1,210.80 1,456.37 Mangosteen 1.33 0.50 Papaya 1,111.57 1,193.72 Hawaiian Papaya 1,101.63 1,178.87 Native Papaya 9.31 14.24 Solo Papaya 0.64 0.61 Pineapple 5,140.08 4,129.38 Rambutan 23.11 4.44 Tamarind Fruit 3.09 3.72 Watermelon 3.15 3.43 Asparagus 0.89 0.88 Ampalaya 1,142.92 1,055.71 Brocolli 147.77 151.03 Cabbage 2,023.37 2,058.87 Sweet Potato/Camote 8,749.70 8,387.77 Carrots 1,547.57 1,446.97 Cassava 23,136.94 24,749.19 Cauliflower 18.86 16.64 Eggplant 1,535.37 2,077.21 Taro/Gabi 925.54 826.53 Ginger 339.73 322.98 Bottle gourd/Upo 300.32 327.95 Snap beans/Habitchuelas 270.82 241.16 Swamp 678.95 681.84 cabbage/Kangkong
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority,Crops Production Survey AGRICULTURE 9
Volume of Production 2017 (in metric tons) 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter
Durian .. .. Lanzones 0.13 .. Mandarin .. .. Mango 1,759.84 10,424.02 Mango Carabao 1,248.60 8,446.02 Mango Piko 168.43 1,153.23 Mango Others 342.81 824.77 Mangosteen .. .. Papaya 210.84 345.64 Hawaiian Papaya 207.64 344.75 Native Papaya 3 0.86 Solo Papaya 0.20 0.03 Pineapple 887.26 2,057.33 Rambutan .. .. Tamarind Fruit 1.80 1.92 Watermelon .. 3.43 Asparagus 0.55 0.06 Ampalaya 223.15 16.69 Brocolli 68.70 29 Cabbage 503.11 621.42 Sweet Potato/Camote 3,262.69 1,181.88 Carrots 161.22 498.29 Cassava 9,327.32 6,795.72 Cauliflower 5.10 3.45 Eggplant 785.98 477.16 Taro/Gabi 322.77 151.87 Ginger 171.05 26.59 Bottle gourd/Upo 103.75 65.92 Snap beans/Habitchuelas 67.82 72
Swamp cabbage/Kangkong 188.62 99.89
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys 10 AGRICULTURE
Volume of Production 2017 (in metric tons) 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Durian 3.31 2.48 Lanzones 2.52 0.91 Mandarin 2.84 1.93 Mango 3,208.82 524.33 Mango Carabao 2,741.42 271.53 Mango Piko 236.41 195 Mango Others 230.99 57.80 Mangosteen .. 0.50 Papaya 432.08 205.16 Hawaiian Papaya 424.52 201.96 Native Papaya 7.38 3 Solo Papaya 0.18 0.20 Pineapple 784.79 400 Rambutan 2.54 1.90 Tamarind Fruit .. .. Watermelon .. .. Asparagus 0.14 0.13 Ampalaya 490.85 325.02 Brocolli 29.35 23.76 Cabbage 488.20 446.14 Sweet Potato/Camote 600.83 3,342.37 Carrots 251.62 535.84 Cassava 809.15 7,817 Cauliflower 4 4.09 Eggplant 654.28 159.79 Taro/Gabi 169.30 182.59 Ginger 3.34 122 Bottle gourd/Upo 79.52 78.76 Snap beans/Habitchuelas 82.42 19.16
Swamp cabbage/Kangkong 111.72 281.61
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys AGRICULTURE 11
Volume of Production 2017 (in metric tons) 1st Semester 2nd Semester
Durian .. 5.79 Lanzones 0.13 3.43 Mandarin .. 4.77 Mango 12,183.86 3,733.15 Mango Carabao 9,694.62 3,012.95 Mango Piko 1,321.66 431.41 Mango Others 1,167.58 288.79 Mangosteen .. 0.50 Papaya 556.48 637.24 Hawaiian Papaya 552.39 626.48 Native Papaya 3.86 10.38 Solo Papaya 0.23 0.38 Pineapple 2,944.59 1,184.79 Rambutan .. 4.44 Tamarind Fruit 3.72 .. Watermelon 3.43 .. Asparagus 0.61 0.27 Ampalaya 239.84 815.87 Brocolli 97.92 53.11 Cabbage 1,124.53 934.34 Sweet Potato/Camote 4,444.57 3,943.20 Carrots 659.51 787.46 Cassava 16,123.04 8,626.15 Cauliflower 8.55 8.09 Eggplant 1,263.14 814.07 Taro/Gabi 474.64 351.89 Ginger 197.64 125.34 Bottle gourd/Upo 169.67 158.28 Snap beans/Habitchuelas 139.58 101.58
Swamp cabbage/Kangkong 288.51 393.33
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys 12 AGRICULTURE
Volume of Production 2018 2017 (in metric tons) Lettuce 541.46 458.33 Mungbean/Mongo 228.81 251.41 Lady's finger/Okra 557.23 555.50 Onion (mature bulb) 3.06 4.39 Peanut 301.98 384.89 Pechay, Chinese 118.59 136.91 Pechay, Native 732.96 637.55 Pepper 263.40 242.18 Bell Pepper 158.16 147.21 Finger Pepper 105.24 94.97 Radish 773.51 822.33 Squash Fruit 1,604.87 1,536.03 Stringbeans 830.78 858.36 Tomato 1,039.21 1,088.70 White/Irish Potato 1.23 0.67
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority,Crops Production Survey AGRICULTURE 13
Volume of Production 2018 (in metric tons) 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter
Lettuce 99.99 211 Mungbean/ Mongo 14.25 1.74 Lady's finger/Okra 94.86 162.33 Onion (mature bulb) 0.88 0.61 Peanut 35.60 2.70 Pechay, Chinese 70.94 13.13 Pechay, Native 365.65 217.27 Pepper 45.16 51.80 Bell Pepper 36.66 36.74 Finger Pepper 8.50 15.06 Radish 94.88 167 Squash Fruit 178.09 244.38 Stringbeans 331.30 130.79 Tomato 196.25 130.79 White/Irish Potato 0.23 0.20
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys 14 AGRICULTURE
Volume of Production 2018 (in metric tons) 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Lettuce 73.51 157 Mungbean/ Mongo 22.68 190.14 Lady's finger/Okra 134.36 165.68 Onion (mature bulb) 0.88 0.69 Peanut 58.71 204.97 Pechay, Chinese 12.26 22.26 Pechay, Native 107.91 42.13 Pepper 60.48 105.96 Bell Pepper 33.17 51.59 Finger Pepper 27.31 54.37 Radish 298.36 213 Squash Fruit 370.77 811.63 Stringbeans 153.03 215.66 Tomato 10.31 202.24 White/Irish Potato 0.35 0.45
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys AGRICULTURE 15
Volume of Production 2018 (in metric tons) 1st Semester 2nd Semester
Lettuce 310.95 230.51 Mungbean/ Mongo 15.99 212.82 Lady's finger/Okra 257.19 300.04 Onion (mature bulb) 1.49 1.57 Peanut 38.30 263.68 Pechay, Chinese 84.07 34.52 Pechay, Native 582.92 150.04 Pepper 96.96 166.44 Bell Pepper 73.40 84.76 Finger Pepper 23.56 81.68 Radish 262.15 511.36 Squash Fruit 422.47 1,182.40 Stringbeans 462.09 368.69 Tomato 327.04 212.55 White/Irish Potato 0.43 0.80
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys 16 AGRICULTURE
Volume of Production 2017 (in metric tons) 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter
Lettuce 64.33 226 Mungbean/ Mongo 14.72 2.23 Lady's finger/Okra 102.83 164.55 Onion (mature bulb) 1.25 1.77 Peanut 36.25 1.92 Pechay, Chinese 94.12 12.91 Pechay, Native 302.64 183.85 Pepper 47.39 53.05 Bell Pepper 37.28 36.94 Finger Pepper 10.11 16.11 Radish 105.77 212 Squash Fruit 203.88 316.02 Stringbeans 344.22 117.06 Tomato 246.05 708.88 White/Irish Potato 0.44 0.13
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys AGRICULTURE 17
Volume of Production 2017 (in metric tons) 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Lettuce 82.51 85.70 Mungbean/ Mongo 33.99 200.47 Lady's finger/Okra 146.65 141.47 Onion (mature bulb) 0.65 0.72 Peanut 79.21 267.51 Pechay, Chinese 13.03 16.85 Pechay, Native 103.75 47.31 Pepper 60.54 81.20 Bell Pepper 28.65 44.34 Finger Pepper 31.89 36.86 Radish 316.03 188 Squash Fruit 464.45 551.68 Stringbeans 199.34 197.74 Tomato 12.60 121.17 White/Irish Potato 0.10 ..
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys 18 AGRICULTURE
Volume of Production 2017 (in metric tons) 1st Semester 2nd Semester
Lettuce 290.12 168.21 Mungbean/ Mongo 16.95 234.46 Lady's finger/Okra 267.38 288.12 Onion (mature bulb) 3.02 1.37 Peanut 38.17 346.72 Pechay, Chinese 107.03 29.88 Pechay, Native 486.49 151.06 Pepper 100.44 141.74 Bell Pepper 74.22 72.99 Finger Pepper 26.22 68.75 Radish 318.18 504.15 Squash Fruit 519.90 1,016.13 Stringbeans 461.28 397.08 Tomato 954.93 133.77 White/Irish Potato 0.57 0.10
- indicates zero value ** No Data available Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys AGRICULTURE 19
Area planted/ Harvested in Hectares 2018 2017
Palay 22,548 23,139 Irrigated Palay 17,502 18,246 Rainfed Palay 5,046 4,893 Corn 52,407 59,664 White Corn 51,999 59,426 Yellow Corn 408 238 Abaca 2,890 2,950 Cacao 95 87 Cashew (ripe fruit with nut) 20 20 Coconut (with husk) 45,520 45,525 Coffee (dried berries) 1,294.50 1,284.50 Coffee Arabica (dried berries) 335 330 Coffee Liberica (dried berries) 2 2 Coffee Robusta (dried berries) 957 952 Pili Nut (with shell) 0.75 0.78 Rubber (cuplump) 966 966 Sugarcane 39,168 38,839 Tobacco Native 9.50 9 Chrysanthemum 2.70 2.70 Gladiola 0.85 0.85 Orchids 5.27 5.27 Roses 1.29 1.29 Banana 8,019 8,019 Banana Bungulan 410 410 Banana Cavendish 23 23 Banana Lakatan 998 998 Banana Latundan 2,025 2,025 Banana Saba 4,470 4,470 Banana Others 93 93 Calamansi 105 105
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Crops Production Survey 20 AGRICULTURE
Area planted/ Harvested in Hectares 2018 2017
Durian 18 18 Lanzones 45 45 Mandarin 11 11 Mango 3,963 3,963 Mango Carabao 2,940 2,940 Mango Piko 471 471 Mango Others 552 552 Mangosteen 22 22 Papaya 64.02 64.02 Hawaiian Papaya 60 60 Native Papaya 4 4 Solo Papaya 0.02 0.02 Pineapple 382 385 Rambutan 37 37 Tamarind Fruit 25 30 Watermelon 1 1 Asparagus 0.75 0.75 Ampalaya 210 210 Brocolli 12 11.75 Cabbage 148 148 Sweet Potato/Camote 1,955 2,119 Carrots 280 274 Cassava 2,820 2,820 Cauliflower 9 9 Eggplant 306 306 Taro/Gabi 144 139 Ginger 30 31 Bottle gourd/Upo 74.50 78.50 Snap beans/Habitchuelas 117 118 Swamp cabbage/Kangkong 205 205
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Crops Production Survey AGRICULTURE 21
Area planted/ Harvested in Hectares 2018 2017
Lettuce 75.70 74 Mungbean/Mongo 530.75 583.75 Lady's finger/Okra 113 112.64 Onion (mature bulb) 6.57 9 Peanut 357.50 458.50 Pechay, Chinese 17.20 16.75 Pechay, Native 50.50 47.75 Pepper 153 151 Bell Pepper 86 84 Finger Pepper 67 67 Radish 62.75 62.75 Squash Fruit 329 329 Stringbeans 128.50 127 Tomato 168.88 166 White/Irish Potato 1.46 0.94
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Crops Production Survey 22 AGRICULTURE
The palay and corn production data of Negros Oriental was derived from the results of the Quarterly Palay and Corn Production Survey conducted in the province in 2017 and 2018. Negros Oriental palay production decreased from 69.31 thousand metric tons in 2017 to 67.59 thousand metric tons in 2018. Production dropped by a rate of 2.47 percent equivalent to 1.72 thousand metric tons. Bulk of the harvest in palay was in the fourth quarter which reached 31.12 thousand metric tons, 46 percent of the total output level in 2018.
Total harvested area in palay shrank from 23.14 thousand hectares in 2017 to 22.55 thousand hectares in 2018. In terms of harvest area in 2018, 77.62 percent were harvested in irrigated farms with 17.50 hectares while the remaining 22.38 percent from rainfed farms had 5.05 thousand hectares.
In addition, corn production dropped from 52.26 thousand metric tons in 2017 to 43.34 thousand metric tons in 2018. Production decreased by a rate of 17.07 percent equivalent to 8.92 thousand metric tons. The volume of production in Quarter 3 posted the highest share of 50 percent of the province’s total corn output in 2018, with 21.72 thousand metric tons.
The total area harvested in corn declined from 59.66 thousand hectares in 2017 to 52.41 thousand hectares in 2018. White corn area in 2018 was 99.22 percent of the total corn farms harvested of the province with almost 52 thousand hectares while the remaining 0.78 percent harvested area was from yellow corn farms with 408 hectares. AGRICULTURE 23
The crop with the largest volume of production in 2018 was sugarcane with 2.18 million metric tons harvest. This was followed by coconut with husk, banana, cassava, mango, camote, and pineapple with 153.05 thousand metric tons, 70.45 thousand metric tons, 23.14 thousand metric tons, 20.18 thousand metric tons, 8.75 thousand metric tons, and 5.14 thousand metric tons, respectively.
Non-food industrial and commercial crops with production improvement in 2018 compared with 2017 output were tobacco native (15.37 percent), coffee robusta (9.41 percent), pili nut (3.03 percent), and coconut with husk (2.46 percent) increase output. Cutflowers had poor performance during the year.
Coconut with husk production increased by 3.67 thousand metric tons compared with 2017. Coffee robusta increased by 10.96 metric tons, tobacco native increased by 1.01 metric tons and pili nut increased by 10 tons compared last year.
In addition, vegetable crops with increased production in 2018 were irish potato (83.58 percent), lettuce (18.14 percent), pechay native (14.97 percent), cauliflower (13.34 percent), habitchuelas (12.30 percent) and gabi (11.98 percent).
Camote produced 361.93 metric tons higher than its production in 2017. About 100.60 metric tons more was produced in carrots and 99.01 metric tons in gabi. A difference of 95.41 metric tons, 83.13 metric tons and 68.84 metric tons harvest in pechay native, lettuce and squash fruit compared last year. 24 AGRICULTURE
Increased harvest in fruits were in rambutan (420.50 percent), lanzones (200 percent), mangosteen (166 percent), durian (55.96 percent), mango carabao (39.60 percent), and pineapple (24.48 percent).
About 4.27 thousand metric tons and 1.01 thousand metric tons difference in harvest compared last year was observed in the production of mango and pineapple.
Commodities with increased area harvested in 2018 were cacao (9.20 percent), coffee (0.78 percent), sugarcane (0.85 percent), tobacco native (5.56 percent), brocolli (2.13 percent), carrots (2.19 percent), gabi (3.60 percent), lettuce (2.30 percent), okra (0.32 percent), chinese pechay (2.69 percent), native pechay (5.76 percent), pepper (1.32 percent), stringbeans (1.18 percent), tomato (1.73 percent) and irish potato (55.32 percent).
In non-food industrial and commercial crops, the biggest difference in the area harvested was in sugarcane with 329 hectares. This was followed by additional area harvested in coffee and cacao with about 10 hectares and 8 hectares, respectively.
In vegetable crops, carrots and gabi have notable increase in area harvested over last year with 6 hectares and 5 hectares, respectively. Other vegetables like pechay, tomato, pepper, lettuce and stringbeans had an increased area harvested of 3.20 hectares, 2.88 hectares, 2 hectares, 1.70 hectares and 1.50 hectares, respectively. AGRICULTURE 25
Area harvested in most fruits were the same compared last year except for tamarind fruit and pineapple with lesser area in 2018. The decrease translated to 5 hectares in tamarind fruit and 3 hectares in pineapple.
Other notable decrease in the area harvested in othercrops were in camote (164 hectares), peanut (101 hectares), abaca (60 hectares), mongo (53 hectares), coconut with husk (5 hectares) and upo (4 hectares). 26 AGRICULTURE
Number of Barangays with Presence of Agricultural/Aquaculture/Fishery Facilities, 2012
Rice/Corn Mill 194 Feed Mills 16 Slaughter House 27 Agricultural Processing Facility 68 Fish Landing Center 35 Bagsakan/Bulungan 99 Hatchery (for Poultry and Aqua Species) 62 Breeding/Multiplier Farm 104 Nursery/ Greenhouse 118
Number of Barangays that Experienced Destructive Natural Calamity in the Past Five Years, 2012
Typhoon 442 Flood 262 Earthquake 419 Volcanic Eruption 4 Tsunami 2 Landslide/Mudslide 169 Infestation/Animal Disease 229 Drought 112 Other Destructive Natural Calamities 3
Number of Barangays with Input Dealers, 2012
Fertilizer Dealer 117 Pesticides Dealer 73 Seeds Dealer 58 Feeds Dealer 148 Veterinary Medicine Dealer 88
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority AGRICULTURE 27
Number of Barangays with Service Providers, 2012
Veterinary/Paraveterinary Clinic/Service 109 Rental Service of Farm Machinery/Equipment 82 Financial Credit Institutions (Commercial Bank (including Rural Bank)) 31 Financial Credit Institutions (Government Bank) 11 Financial Credit Institutions (Cooperative Bank) 50 Financial Credit Institutions (Microfinance Institution) 112 Financial Credit Institutions (Individual Money Lender) 175 Financial Credit Institutions (Self-Help Group) 64
Other Financial Credit Institutions 13 Organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services (Cooperative) 139
Organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services (Farmers'/Fishermen's Organization) 294
Organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services (Local Government Unit) 209
Organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services (Non-Government Organization) 138 Other organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services 16
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority 28 AGRICULTURE
During the 2012 Census of Agriculture, there were 194 barangays with rice and corn mills compared to 17 barangays with feed mills listed throughout the province. About 104 barangays have breeding farms or multiplier farms while 62 barangays were listed to have a hatchery for poultry and aqua species. About 35 barangays have fish landing center during the period while 27 barangays have slaughterhouses. Agricultural processing facility can be found in 68 barangays and 99 barangays have bagsakan or lungan centers in the province. Nurseries and greenhouses were established in 118 barangays.
The province was not spared by natural calamities. In 2012, about 442 barangays were affected by typhoon while 262 barangays were affected by flood. Earthquake also affected 419 barangays in 2012 while volcanic eruption affected 4 barangays. Disturbance of infestation and animal disease was felt in 229 barangays while drought disrupt 112 barangays in the province. Tsunami affected 2 barangays while 169 barangays were disrupted by landslide and mudslide. Other destructive natural calamities affected 3 barangays in 2012.
Input dealers were also found in the province. There were 148 barangays with feeds dealers listed in 2012. This was followed by 117 barangays with fertilizer dealers, 88 barangays with veterinary medicine dealers, 73 barangays with pesticide dealers and 58 barangays seeds dealer in the province. AGRICULTURE 29
Service providers for training and extension services were found in the barangays of Negros Oriental. In 2012, 294 barangays have Organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services (Farmers'/Fishermen's Organization); 209 barangays have Organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services (Local Government Unit); 139 barangays have Organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services (Cooperative); 138 barangays have Organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services (Non-Government Organization) and 16 barangays have Other organizations Offering Trainings and/or Extension Services.
Financial credit institutions in Negros Oriental included Financial Credit Institutions (Individual Money Lender) in 175 barangays; Financial Credit Institutions (Microfinance Institution) in 112 barangays; Financial Credit Institutions (Self-Help Group) in 64 barangays; Financial Credit Institutions (Cooperative Bank) in 50 barangays; Financial Credit Institutions (Commercial Bank (including Rural Bank)) in 31 barangays; Other Financial Credit Institutions in 13 barangays; and Financial Credit Institutions (Government Bank) in 11 barangays of the province.
Veterinary or Paraveterinary Clinic and Service were located in 109 barangays while Rental Service of Farm Machinery or Equipment can be found in 82 barangays as of 2012. 30 CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION 2018 2017
TOTAL Number 5,383 3,850 Floor Area (sq.m.) 353,127 281,405 Value (PHP1,000) 2,718,318 2,163,885 - RESIDENTIAL - Number 4,703 3,250 Floor Area (sq.m.) 239,028 182,445 Value (PHP1,000) 1,457,828 1,131,619 - NON-RESIDENTIAL - Number 389 406 Floor Area (sq.m.) 110,925 95,596 Value (PHP1,000) 1,121,321 845,427 - ADDITION - Number 23 25 Floor Area (sq.m.) 3,174 3,364 Value (PHP1,000) 18,230 114,785 - ALTERATION AND REPAIR - Number 268 169 Value (PHP1,000) 120,938 72,054 - DEMIOLITION/MOVING - Number - - Value (PHP1,000) - - - STREET FURNITURE/ LANDSCAPING/ SIGNBOARD - Number 29 47 Value (PHP1,000) 17,054 65,632
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
Economic Sector Statistics Service CONSTRUCTION AND 31 HOUSING
2018 TYPE OF SECOND CONSTRUCTION FIRST QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 967 1,165 Floor Area (sq.m.) 73,019 72,552 Value (PHP1,000) 541,943 507,127
RESIDENTIAL Number 811 998 Floor Area (sq.m.) 44,998 56,032 Value (PHP1,000) 287,470 378,477
NON-RESIDENTIAL Number 114 100 Floor Area (sq.m.) 27,621 15,886 Value (PHP1,000) 226,658 111,279
ADDITION Number 4 7 Floor Area (sq.m.) 400 634 Value (PHP1,000) 1,746 4,084
ALTERATION AND REPAIR Number 38 60 Value (PHP1,000) 26,069 13,288
DEMIOLITION/MOVING Number - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
STREET FURNITURE/ LANDSCAPING/ SIGNBOARD Number 1 13 Value (PHP1,000) 2,100 1,609
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2018 TYPE OF THIRD FOURTH CONSTRUCTION QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 1,689 1,562 Floor Area (sq.m.) 89,698 117,858 Value (PHP1,000) 635,725 1,033,522
RESIDENTIAL Number 1,533 1,361 Floor Area (sq.m.) 65,157 72,841 Value (PHP1,000) 373,679 418,202
NON-RESIDENTIAL Number 87 88 Floor Area (sq.m.) 23,904 43,514 Value (PHP1,000) 195,522 587,863
ADDITION Number 5 7 Floor Area (sq.m.) 637 1,503 Value (PHP1,000) 1,603 10,797
ALTERATION AND REPAIR Number 64 106 Value (PHP1,000) 64,922 16,660
DEMIOLITION/MOVING Number - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
STREET FURNITURE/ LANDSCAPING/ SIGNBOARD Number 5 10 Value (PHP1,000) 5,608 7,738
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2017 TYPE OF SECOND CONSTRUCTION FIRST QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 1,079 1,011 Floor Area (sq.m.) 78,093 67,582 Value (PHP1,000) 587,360 478,816
RESIDENTIAL Number 956 853 Floor Area (sq.m.) 52,178 42,821 Value (PHP1,000) 329,154 254,183
NON-RESIDENTIAL Number 91 100 Floor Area (sq.m.) 24,846 23,948 Value (PHP1,000) 248,752 179,386
ADDITION Number 9 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,069 813 Value (PHP1,000) 8,757 3,370
ALTERATION AND REPAIR Number 23 54 Value (PHP1,000) 697 41,877
DEMIOLITION/MOVING Number - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
STREET FURNITURE/ LANDSCAPING/ SIGNBOARD Number 12 11 Value (PHP1,000) 56,410 6,008
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2017 TYPE OF THIRD FOURTH CONSTRUCTION QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 999 761 Floor Area (sq.m.) 78,921 56,809 Value (PHP1,000) 703,328 394,381
RESIDENTIAL Number 814 627 Floor Area (sq.m.) 51,538 35,908 Value (PHP1,000) 328,490 219,792
NON-RESIDENTIAL Number 125 90 Floor Area (sq.m.) 26,243 20,559 Value (PHP1,000) 253,348 163,942
ADDITION Number 7 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,140 342 Value (PHP1,000) 101,333 1,325
ALTERATION AND REPAIR Number 53 39 Value (PHP1,000) 20,157 9,323
DEMIOLITION/MOVING Number - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
STREET FURNITURE/ LANDSCAPING/ SIGNBOARD Number 9 15 Value (PHP1,000) 2,801 413
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION 2018 2017
TOTAL Number 4,703 3,250 Floor Area (sq.m.) 239,028 182,445 Value (PHP1,000) 1,457,828 1,131,619
SINGLE Number 4,537 3,178 Floor Area (sq.m.) 198,511 166,818 Value (PHP1,000) 1,213,948 1,005,610
DUPLEX/QUADRUPLEX Number 14 13 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,407 2,086 Value (PHP1,000) 19,632 17,940
APARTMENT/ACCESSORIA Number 132 50 Floor Area (sq.m.) 35,895 13,231 Value (PHP1,000) 214,457 107,134
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - - - - OTHER RESIDENTIAL - - Number 20 9 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,215 310 Value (PHP1,000) 9,791 935
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2018 TYPE OF SECOND CONSTRUCTION FIRST QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 811 998 Floor Area (sq.m.) 44,998 56,032 Value (PHP1,000) 287,470 378,477
SINGLE Number 788 974 Floor Area (sq.m.) 40,945 53,281 Value (PHP1,000) 261,087 349,262
DUPLEX/QUADRUPLEX Number 5 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 929 779 Value (PHP1,000) 7,287 7,280
APARTMENT/ACCESSORIA Number 10 17 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,754 1,931 Value (PHP1,000) 13,415 21,807
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER RESIDENTIAL Number 8 3 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,370 41 Value (PHP1,000) 5,681 128
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2018 TYPE OF THIRD FOURTH CONSTRUCTION QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 1,533 1,361 Floor Area (sq.m.) 65,157 72,841 Value (PHP1,000) 373,679 418,202
SINGLE Number 1,505 1,270 Floor Area (sq.m.) 58,274 46,011 Value (PHP1,000) 328,706 274,892
DUPLEX/QUADRUPLEX Number 4 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 490 209 Value (PHP1,000) 3,465 1,600
APARTMENT/ACCESSORIA Number 20 85 Floor Area (sq.m.) 5,830 26,380 Value (PHP1,000) 39,170 140,065
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER RESIDENTIAL Number 4 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 563 241 Value (PHP1,000) 2,337 1,645
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2017 TYPE OF SECOND CONSTRUCTION FIRST QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 956 853 Floor Area (sq.m.) 52,178 42,821 Value (PHP1,000) 329,154 254,183
SINGLE Number 930 845 Floor Area (sq.m.) 47,527 40,733 Value (PHP1,000) 292,305 236,790
DUPLEX/QUADRUPLEX Number 4 2 Floor Area (sq.m.) 481 367 Value (PHP1,000) 4,216 3,300
APARTMENT/ACCESSORIA Number 17 6 Floor Area (sq.m.) 3,917 1,721 Value (PHP1,000) 31,989 14,093
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER RESIDENTIAL Number 5 - Floor Area (sq.m.) 253 - Value (PHP1,000) 645 -
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2017 TYPE OF THIRD FOURTH CONSTRUCTION QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 814 627 Floor Area (sq.m.) 51,538 35,908 Value (PHP1,000) 328,490 219,792
SINGLE Number 790 613 Floor Area (sq.m.) 44,911 33,647 Value (PHP1,000) 281,167 195,347
DUPLEX/QUADRUPLEX Number 3 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 350 888 Value (PHP1,000) 2,214 8,210
APARTMENT/ACCESSORIA Number 18 9 Floor Area (sq.m.) 6,227 1,366 Value (PHP1,000) 44,873 16,179
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER RESIDENTIAL Number 3 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 50 7 Value (PHP1,000) 235 55
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION 2018 2017
TOTAL Number 389 406 Floor Area (sq.m.) 110,925 95,596 Value (PHP1,000) 1,121,321 845,427
COMMERCIAL Number 271 302 Floor Area (sq.m.) 78,090 66,295 Value (PHP1,000) 838,608 544,891
INDUSTRIAL Number 22 19 Floor Area (sq.m.) 8,043 11,703 Value (PHP1,000) 40,640 117,741
INSTITUTIONAL Number 62 68 Floor Area (sq.m.) 21,417 16,389 Value (PHP1,000) 208,145 171,478
AGRICULTURAL Number 10 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 3,375 1,209 Value (PHP1,000) 12,284 7,952
OTHER NON-RESIDENTIAL Number 24 13 Value (PHP1,000) 21,642 3,363
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2018 TYPE OF SECOND CONSTRUCTION FIRST QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 114 100 Floor Area (sq.m.) 27,621 15,886 Value (PHP1,000) 226,658 111,279
COMMERCIAL Number 86 72 Floor Area (sq.m.) 19,089 9,551 Value (PHP1,000) 153,206 76,667
INDUSTRIAL Number 6 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,897 1,745 Value (PHP1,000) 15,389 4,386
INSTITUTIONAL Number 12 17 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,790 4,070 Value (PHP1,000) 46,385 25,365
AGRICULTURAL Number 4 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,845 520 Value (PHP1,000) 11,317 917
OTHER NON-RESIDENTIAL Number 6 2 Value (PHP1,000) 360 3,944
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2018 TYPE OF THIRD FOURTH CONSTRUCTION QUARTER QUARTER TOTAL Number 87 88 Floor Area (sq.m.) 23,904 43,514 Value (PHP1,000) 195,522 587,863
COMMERCIAL Number 65 48 Floor Area (sq.m.) 19,763 29,687 Value (PHP1,000) 139,417 469,318
INDUSTRIAL Number 6 6 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,825 1,576 Value (PHP1,000) 16,000 4,866
INSTITUTIONAL Number 11 22 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,316 12,241 Value (PHP1,000) 33,135 103,261
AGRICULTURAL Number - 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) - 10 Value (PHP1,000) - 50
OTHER NON-RESIDENTIAL Number 5 11 Value (PHP1,000) 6,970 10,368
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2017 TYPE OF SECOND CONSTRUCTION FIRST QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 91 100 Floor Area (sq.m.) 24,846 23,948 Value (PHP1,000) 248,752 179,386
COMMERCIAL Number 69 70 Floor Area (sq.m.) 14,538 15,082 Value (PHP1,000) 118,929 100,248
INDUSTRIAL Number 3 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 4,244 3,994 Value (PHP1,000) 74,900 29,140
INSTITUTIONAL Number 18 21 Floor Area (sq.m.) 6,055 4,872 Value (PHP1,000) 54,907 49,035
AGRICULTURAL Number 1 - Floor Area (sq.m.) 9 - Value (PHP1,000) 15 -
OTHER NON-RESIDENTIAL Number - 4 Value (PHP1,000) - 963
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2017 TYPE OF THIRD FOURTH CONSTRUCTION QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 125 90 Floor Area (sq.m.) 26,243 20,559 Value (PHP1,000) 253,348 163,942
COMMERCIAL Number 97 66 Floor Area (sq.m.) 20,673 16,002 Value (PHP1,000) 210,497 115,217
INDUSTRIAL Number 7 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,440 1,025 Value (PHP1,000) 12,599 1,102
INSTITUTIONAL Number 16 13 Floor Area (sq.m.) 3,130 2,332 Value (PHP1,000) 28,766 38,770
AGRICULTURAL Number - 3 Floor Area (sq.m.) - 1,200 Value (PHP1,000) - 7,937
OTHER NON-RESIDENTIAL Number 5 4 Value (PHP1,000) 1,485 915
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION 2018 2017
TOTAL Number 271 302 Floor Area (sq.m.) 78,090 66,295 Value (PHP1,000) 838,608 544,891
BANKS Number 5 8 Floor Area (sq.m.) 746 803 Value (PHP1,000) 9,575 9,920
HOTEL/MOTEL/ETC. Number 16 35 Floor Area (sq.m.) 8,850 18,751 Value (PHP1,000) 77,485 213,173
CONDOMINIUM/OFFICE BUILDING Number 20 25 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,881 8,518 Value (PHP1,000) 23,722 76,861
STORE Number 167 175 Floor Area (sq.m.) 44,879 30,506 Value (PHP1,000) 602,434 191,348
OTHER COMMERCIAL Number 63 59 Floor Area (sq.m.) 20,734 7,717 125,394 53,590 Value (PHP1,000) - 0 - indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
Economic Sector Statistics Service 46 CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
2018 TYPE OF SECOND CONSTRUCTION FIRST QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 86 72 Floor Area (sq.m.) 19,089 9,551 Value (PHP1,000) 153,206 76,667
BANKS Number 1 3 Floor Area (sq.m.) 86 496 Value (PHP1,000) 300 6,701
HOTEL/MOTEL/ETC. Number 4 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,847 594 Value (PHP1,000) 9,277 6,159
CONDOMINIUM/OFFICE BUILDING Number 8 6 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,367 989 Value (PHP1,000) 12,602 7,868
STORE Number 51 42 Floor Area (sq.m.) 11,052 5,689 Value (PHP1,000) 105,751 42,677
OTHER COMMERCIAL Number 22 17 Floor Area (sq.m.) 4,737 1,783 Value (PHP1,000) 25,277 13,262
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 65 48 Floor Area (sq.m.) 19,763 29,687 Value (PHP1,000) 139,417 469,318
BANKS Number 1 - Floor Area (sq.m.) 164 - Value (PHP1,000) 2,574 -
HOTEL/MOTEL/ETC. Number 3 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,031 4,378 Value (PHP1,000) 31,054 30,995
CONDOMINIUM/OFFICE BUILDING Number 4 2 Floor Area (sq.m.) 429 96 Value (PHP1,000) 2,224 1,027
STORE Number 36 38 Floor Area (sq.m.) 4,028 24,110 Value (PHP1,000) 23,294 430,712
OTHER COMMERCIAL Number 21 3 Floor Area (sq.m.) 13,111 1,103 Value (PHP1,000) 80,271 6,584
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
Economic Sector Statistics Service 48 CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
2017 TYPE OF SECOND CONSTRUCTION FIRST QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 69 70 Floor Area (sq.m.) 14,538 15,082 Value (PHP1,000) 118,929 100,248
BANKS Number 2 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 226 496 Value (PHP1,000) 4,260 4,569
HOTEL/MOTEL/ETC. Number 5 8 Floor Area (sq.m.) 4,424 2,368 Value (PHP1,000) 48,316 16,717
CONDOMINIUM/OFFICE BUILDING Number 4 9 Floor Area (sq.m.) 857 3,240 Value (PHP1,000) 7,596 28,883
STORE Number 40 35 Floor Area (sq.m.) 6,282 7,659 Value (PHP1,000) 45,449 41,121
OTHER COMMERCIAL Number 18 13 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,749 1,319 Value (PHP1,000) 13,308 8,958
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 97 66 Floor Area (sq.m.) 20,673 16,002 Value (PHP1,000) 210,497 115,217
BANKS Number 1 - Floor Area (sq.m.) 81 - Value (PHP1,000) 1,090 -
HOTEL/MOTEL/ETC. Number 8 14 Floor Area (sq.m.) 8,042 3,917 Value (PHP1,000) 118,649 29,491
CONDOMINIUM/OFFICE BUILDING Number 6 6 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,425 2,996 Value (PHP1,000) 14,265 26,117
STORE Number 63 37 Floor Area (sq.m.) 9,139 7,426 Value (PHP1,000) 59,014 45,763
OTHER COMMERCIAL Number 19 9 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,986 1,663 Value (PHP1,000) 17,478 13,845
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
Economic Sector Statistics Service 50 CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION 2018 2017
TOTAL Number 22 19 Floor Area (sq.m.) 8,043 11,703 Value (PHP1,000) 40,640 117,742
FACTORY Number 4 2 Floor Area (sq.m.) 503 2,983 Value (PHP1,000) 7,077 23,059
REPAIR/MACHINE SHOP Number 4 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 433 159 Value (PHP1,000) 5,908 573 - REFINERY - Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
PRINTING PRESS Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER INDUSTRIAL Number 14 12 Floor Area (sq.m.) 7,107 8,561 27,656 94,110 Value (PHP1,000) - 0 - indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 6 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,897 1,745 Value (PHP1,000) 15,389 4,386
FACTORY Number 1 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 73 40 Value (PHP1,000) 487 62
REPAIR/MACHINE SHOP Number 1 - Floor Area (sq.m.) 93 - Value (PHP1,000) 900 -
REFINERY Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
PRINTING PRESS Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER INDUSTRIAL Number 4 3 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,731 1,705 Value (PHP1,000) 14,002 4,324
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 6 6 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,825 1,576 Value (PHP1,000) 16,000 4,866
FACTORY Number 1 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 360 30 Value (PHP1,000) 6,228 300
REPAIR/MACHINE SHOP Number 1 2 Floor Area (sq.m.) 144 196 Value (PHP1,000) 4,134 874
REFINERY Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
PRINTING PRESS Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER INDUSTRIAL Number 4 3 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,321 1,350 Value (PHP1,000) 5,638 3,692
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 3 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 4,244 3,994 Value (PHP1,000) 74,900 29,140
FACTORY Number - 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) - 2,918 Value (PHP1,000) - 22,977
REPAIR/MACHINE SHOP Number 1 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 20 60 Value (PHP1,000) 50 363
REFINERY Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
PRINTING PRESS Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER INDUSTRIAL Number 2 3 Floor Area (sq.m.) 4,224 1,016 Value (PHP1,000) 74,850 5,800
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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2017 TYPE OF THIRD FOURTH CONSTRUCTION QUARTER QUARTER
TOTAL Number 7 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,440 1,025 Value (PHP1,000) 12,599 1,102
FACTORY Number - 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) - 65 Value (PHP1,000) - 82
REPAIR/MACHINE SHOP Number 2 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 50 29 Value (PHP1,000) 90 70
REFINERY Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
PRINTING PRESS Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER INDUSTRIAL Number 5 2 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,390 931 Value (PHP1,000) 12,509 950
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 62 68 Floor Area (sq.m.) 21,417 16,389 Value (PHP1,000) 208,145 171,479
SCHOOL Number 23 32 Floor Area (sq.m.) 9,262 10,790 Value (PHP1,000) 117,289 109,788
CHURCH/OTHER RELIGIOUS STRUCTURES Number 27 23 Floor Area (sq.m.) 4,196 3,387 Value (PHP1,000) 35,406 31,041
HOSPITAL/OTHER SIMILAR STRUCTURES Number 4 2 Floor Area (sq.m.) 454 73 Value (PHP1,000) 3,385 934
WELFARE/CHARITABLE STRUCTURES Number - 2 Floor Area (sq.m.) - 225 Value (PHP1,000) - 3,463
OTHER INSTITUTIONAL Number 8 9 Floor Area (sq.m.) 7,505 1,914 Value (PHP1,000) 52,066 26,2530 - indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 12 17 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,790 4,070 Value (PHP1,000) 46,385 25,365
SCHOOL Number 4 7 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,699 2,772 Value (PHP1,000) 33,161 18,379
CHURCH/OTHER RELIGIOUS STRUCTURES Number 4 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 434 513 Value (PHP1,000) 9,014 2,452
HOSPITAL/OTHER SIMILAR STRUCTURES Number 3 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 354 100 Value (PHP1,000) 3,051 334
WELFARE/CHARITABLE STRUCTURES Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER INSTITUTIONAL Number 1 4 Floor Area (sq.m.) 303 685 Value (PHP1,000) 1,160 4,200
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 11 22 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,316 12,241 Value (PHP1,000) 33,135 103,261
SCHOOL Number 5 7 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,767 3,024 Value (PHP1,000) 24,490 41,259
CHURCH/OTHER RELIGIOUS STRUCTURES Number 4 14 Floor Area (sq.m.) 314 2,935 Value (PHP1,000) 1,886 22,055
HOSPITAL/OTHER SIMILAR STRUCTURES Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
WELFARE/CHARITABLE STRUCTURES Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
OTHER INSTITUTIONAL Number 2 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 235 6,282 Value (PHP1,000) 6,759 39,947
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 18 21 Floor Area (sq.m.) 6,055 4,872 Value (PHP1,000) 54,907 49,035
SCHOOL Number 10 10 Floor Area (sq.m.) 4,285 2,731 Value (PHP1,000) 39,290 26,955
CHURCH/OTHER RELIGIOUS STRUCTURES Number 5 7 Floor Area (sq.m.) 1,366 1,063 Value (PHP1,000) 11,986 8,665
HOSPITAL/OTHER SIMILAR STRUCTURES Number - - Floor Area (sq.m.) - - Value (PHP1,000) - -
WELFARE/CHARITABLE STRUCTURES Number - 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) - 105 Value (PHP1,000) - 1,463
OTHER INSTITUTIONAL Number 3 3 Floor Area (sq.m.) 404 973 Value (PHP1,000) 3,632 11,952
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
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TOTAL Number 16 13 Floor Area (sq.m.) 3,130 2,332 Value (PHP1,000) 28,766 38,770
SCHOOL Number 6 6 Floor Area (sq.m.) 2,323 1,451 Value (PHP1,000) 20,619 22,924
CHURCH/OTHER RELIGIOUS STRUCTURES Number 6 5 Floor Area (sq.m.) 529 429 Value (PHP1,000) 6,053 4,337
HOSPITAL/OTHER SIMILAR STRUCTURES Number 2 - Floor Area (sq.m.) 73 - Value (PHP1,000) 934 -
WELFARE/CHARITABLE STRUCTURES Number - 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) - 120 Value (PHP1,000) - 2,000
OTHER INSTITUTIONAL Number 2 1 Floor Area (sq.m.) 205 332 Value (PHP1,000) 1,160 9,509
- indicates zero value
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Industry Statistics Division
Economic Sector Statistics Service 60 CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
The total number of constructions from approved building permits in 2018 reached 5,383. This reflects an increase of 39.8 percent from the 3,850 constructions recorded in 2017.
Of the types of construction, residential building was the highest at 4,703 or 87.4 percent of the total constructions. Compared with the previous year, the number of residential constructions was 44.7 percent higher in 2018. All types of residential constructions, recorded increases as follows: apartment/accessoria (164.0 percent), other residential (122.2 percent), single-type houses (42.8 percent), and duplex/quadruplex (7.7 percent).
Meanwhile, non-residential constructions, which accounted for 389 or 7.2 percent of the total, posted 4.2 percent decrease, from the 406 constructions recorded in the previous year. The reduction was brought about by the decreases in the number of the following types of building: commercial, 271 (10.3 percent) and institutional with 62 (8.8 percent). Likewise, number of addition to existing structures at 23 (0.4 percent), also decreased by 8.0 percent from the 25 recorded during 2017.
On the contrary, combined number of alterations and repairs of existing structures at 268 (5.0 percent), grew by 58.6 percent from the 169 recorded in the previous year.
During the year, the third quarter tops in terms of number of constructions, collectively comprised 31.4 percent of the total. Residential constructions continued to account for the biggest share with 1,533 constructions or 90.8 percent of the total in the third quarter. CONSTRUCTION AND 61 HOUSING
The fourth quarter ranks second in the number of constructions during the year which accounted for 29.0 percent of the total. Residential constructions remained highest with 1,361 constructions or a share of 87.1 percent to the total for the quarter. Alteration projects followed with 106 (6.8 percent).
Total value of constructions during the year at PHP2.7 billion went up by 25.5 percent compared with the PHP2.2 billion recorded in 2017.
Residential constructions, which comprised 53.6 percent of the total was valued at PHP1.5 billion, the highest among the types of construction. This was attributed to the increases in the construction values of other residential (947.2 percent), apartment/accessoria (100.2 percent), single-type houses (20.7 percent), and duplex/quadruplex (9.4 percent).
Total value of non-residential constructions at PHP1.1 billion accounted for 41.3 percent. Compared with the PHP0.8 billion construction value recorded in the previous year, it was higher by 32.6 percent. This was influenced by the double-digit increases in the construction values of agricultural (54.5 percent), commercial (53.9 percent), institutional (21.4 percent) types of building.
Similarly, combined construction values of alteration and repair of existing structures, estimated at PHP120.9 million, also went up by 67.8 percent from the PHP72.1 million registered in 2017. 62 CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
Construction values of addition to existing structures, amounting to PHP18.2 million, decreased by 84.1 percent from the PHP114.8 million recorded in 2017.
Comparing the value of constructions by quarter in 2018, the fourth quarter ranks the highest in terms of value. Non-residential constructions were the highest in terms of value, with PHP587.9 million or56.9 percent of the total in the quarter. Next in rank was the residential constructions with PHP418.2 million or 40.5 percent of the total.
The average cost per square meter of all constructions in 2018 was estimated at PHP7,698, an increment of 0.1 percent compared with the previous year’s average cost of PHP7,690. This was brought about by the increase in the average cost per square meter of non-residential constructions at 14.3 percent.
The average cost per square meter of residential constructions in 2018 was estimated at PHP6,099, a decrease of 1.7 percent compared with the previous year’s average cost of PHP6,203. Single-type houses dominated all other types of residential constructions with 4,537 constructions or 96.5 percent of the total. It was valued at PHP1.2 billion, with a total area of 198.5 thousand square meters or an average cost of PHP6,115 per square meter.
Apartment/accessoria-type units came next with 132 constructions or 2.8 percent of the total. This type of construction, valued at PHP214.5 million, had a total floor area of 35.9 thousand square meters or an average cost of PHP5,975 per square meter. CONSTRUCTION AND 63 HOUSING
Other residential constructions followed with 20 constructions or 0.4 percent of the total. It was valued at PHP9.8 million, with a total floor area of 2.2 thousand square meters or an average cost of PHP4,420 per square meter.
Duplex/quadruplex-type dwellings, with 14 constructions or 0.3 percent of the total, ranked last. Total construction value for this type of construction was estimated at PHP19.6 million, with a total floor area of 2.4 thousand square meters or an average cost of PHP8,156 per square meter.
The average cost per square meter of non-residential constructions was recorded at PHP10,109. This was 14.3 percent higher than the PHP8,844 recorded during 2017. The increment was attributed to the increases in the average cost per square meter of commercial (30.7 percent) buildings and other non- residential constructions (543.5 percent). On the other hand, decreases of 49.8 percent in the average cost per square meter were noted for industrial buildings, 7.1 percent for institutional buildings and 44.7 percent for agricultural buildings in 2018.
Among the non-residential constructions, commercial-type buildings posted the highest number at 271 or 69.7 percent of the total. Construction value for this type was estimated at PHP838.6 million, with a total floor area of 78.1 thousand square meters or an average cost of PHP10,739 per square meter.
Institutional-type buildings with 62 constructions or 15.9 percent of the total, ranked second. Total value of construction for this type, which amounted to PHP208.1 million, had a total floor area of 21.4 thousand square meters or an average cost of PHP9,719 per square meter. 64 CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING
Industrial-type buildings came third, with 22 constructions or 5.7 percent of the total. Total construction value for this type was estimated at PHP40.6 million, with a total floor area of 8.0 thousand square meters or an average cost of PHP5,053 per square meter.
Agricultural-type buildings recorded a total of 10 constructions or 2.6 percent of the total. Total construction value for this type was PHP12.3 million, with a total floor area of 3.4 thousand square meters or an average cost of PHP3,640 per square meter.
Data on building constructions refer to those approved applications during the reference period and not to construction work completed during the reference period. Its completeness of the number of building permits collected relies on the approval of applications filed with the LBOs. Hence, private building constructions without approved building permits are excluded in the tabulation of data.
Residential building is a building for which its major parts or more than half of its gross floor area is built for dwelling purposes. This type of building can be of the single type, duplex, an apartment and/or accessoria and residential condominium.
On the other hand, non-residential building includes commercial, industrial, agricultural and institutional buildings while Addition refers to any new construction which increases the height or area of an existing building/structure. DEMOGRAPHY 65
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
NEGROS ORIENTAL 8 1,354,995 1,286,666 AMLAN (AYUQUITAN) 23,624 22,206 AYUNGON 46,303 46,146 BACONG 36,527 32,286 BAIS CITY 76,291 74,722 BASAY 26,566 24,913 CITY OF BAYAWAN (TULONG) 117,900 114,074 BINDOY (PAYABON) 39,819 39,416 CANLAON CITY 54,509 50,627 DAUIN 27,786 25,239 DUMAGUETE CITY (Capital) 131,377 120,883 CITY OF GUIHULNGAN 95,969 93,675 JIMALALUD 30,945 29,044 LA LIBERTAD 38,602 38,904 MABINAY 78,864 74,187 MANJUYOD 42,332 41,107 PAMPLONA 37,596 34,906 SAN JOSE 20,413 19,098 SANTA CATALINA 75,756 73,306 SIATON 77,696 73,285 SIBULAN 59,455 51,519 CITY OF TANJAY 80,532 79,098 TAYASAN 35,470 34,609 VALENCIA (LUZURRIAGA) 34,852 31,477 VALLEHERMOSO 38,259 36,943 ZAMBOANGUITA 27,552 24,996
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 66 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
NEGROS ORIENTAL 8 1,354,995 1,286,666
AMLAN (AYUQUITAN) 23,624 22,206 Bio-os 3,639 3,235 Jantianon 2,993 2,791 Jugno 3,929 3,832 Mag-abo 1,935 1,779 Poblacion 1,531 1,425 Silab 3,606 3,249 Tambojangin 2,317 2,257 Tandayag 3,674 3,638
AYUNGON 46,303 46,146 Amdus 1,160 1,407 Jandalamanon 1,148 1,167 Anibong 2,047 2,131 Atabay 1,274 1,225 Awa-an 2,870 2,474 Ban-ban 2,603 2,299 Calagcalag 1,764 1,711 Candana-ay 1,349 1,958 Carol-an 2,928 2,899 Gomentoc 2,159 2,065 Inacban 1,376 1,588
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 67
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Iniban 1,390 1,273 Kilaban 819 846 Lamigan 897 844 Maaslum 1,721 1,799 Mabato 3,385 3,253 Manogtong 1,500 1,603 Nabhang 1,189 1,463 Tambo 3,940 3,188 Tampocon I 2,061 1,944 Tampocon II 2,165 2,674 Tibyawan 1,808 1,867 Tiguib 2,725 2,631 Poblacion 2,025 1,837
BACONG 36,527 32,286 Balayagmanok 1,381 1,149 Banilad 4,573 3,931 Buntis 3,096 2,593 Buntod 1,895 1,680 Calangag 690 555 Combado 2,587 2,072 Doldol 1,022 913 Isugan 1,645 1,341 Liptong 852 781
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 68 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Lutao 1,181 1,087 Magsuhot 359 340 Malabago 329 331 Mampas 253 175 North Poblacion 1,161 995 Sacsac 3,789 3,323 San Miguel 4,488 4,101 South Poblacion 1,641 1,576 Sulodpan 1,466 1,457 Timbanga 1,161 1,035 Timbao 1,149 1,079 Tubod 1,087 968 West Poblacion 722 804
BAIS CITY 76,291 74,722 Barangay I (Pob.) 3,427 3,868 Barangay II (Pob.) 8,639 9,904 Basak 1,792 1,610 Biñohon 1,208 1,506 Cabanlutan 2,367 1,996 Calasga-an 2,255 2,556 Cambagahan 6,025 4,990 Cambaguio 1,060 1,244 Cambanjao 1,517 1,504
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 69
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Cambuilao 1,748 1,633 Canlargo 1,735 1,636 Capiñahan 1,661 1,682 Consolacion 554 586 Dansulan 1,168 1,220 Hangyad 204 206 La Paz 1,144 962 Lo-oc 2,206 2,226 Lonoy 3,018 2,855 Mabunao 1,371 1,413 Manlipac 2,524 2,598 Mansangaban 1,244 1,368 Okiot 3,762 3,536 Olympia 854 866 Panala-an 4,033 3,790 Panam-angan 1,094 1,244 Rosario 274 273 Sab-ahan 5,953 6,241 San Isidro 399 340 Katacgahan (Tacgahan) 1,390 1,029 Tagpo 2,665 2,488 Talungon 2,927 2,083 Tamisu 3,514 2,884 Tamogong 494 418
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 70 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality
Tangculogan 1,218 1,100 Valencia 847 867
BASAY 26,566 24,913 Actin 2,217 2,391 Bal-os 3,452 3,225 Bongalonan 4,123 3742 Cabalayongan 1,190 1,110 Cabatuanan 831 741 Linantayan 1,199 1,250 Maglinao 2,866 2,807 Nagbo-alao 4,884 4,050 Olandao 1,085 1,094 Poblacion 4,719 4,503
CITY OF BAYAWAN (TULONG) 117,900 114,074 Ali-is 2,771 3,114 Banaybanay 4,258 3,596 Banga 6,877 6,078 Villasol (Bato) 4,133 4,074 Boyco 1,581 1,502 Bugay 5,048 4,982 Cansumalig 2,298 2,402
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 71
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Dawis 4,836 5,112 Kalamtukan 3,657 3,886 Kalumboyan 7,206 7,124 Malabugas 5,127 4,828 Mandu-ao 4,581 4,575 Maninihon 6,488 5,894 Minaba 2,481 2,170 Nangka 10,123 9,940 Narra 5,573 5,707 Pagatban 2,009 1,980 Poblacion 3,012 2,787 San Jose 2,236 1,794 San Miguel 1,651 1,652 San Roque 1,554 1,872 Suba (Pob.) 2,514 2,532 Tabuan 4,780 4,770 Tayawan 5,834 5,585 Tinago (Pob.) 3,276 3,240 Ubos (Pob.) 1,664 1,662 Villareal 11,265 10,047 San Isidro 1,067 1,169
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 72 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
BINDOY (PAYABON) 39,819 39,416 Atotes 2,024 2,285 Batangan 799 812 Bulod 1,990 1,910 Cabcaban 3,121 3,062 Cabugan 1,623 1,514 Camudlas 891 866 Canluto 1,345 1,412 Danao 1,187 1,079 Danawan 1,166 1,211 Domolog 1,773 1,692 Malaga 1,878 1,763 Manseje 1,030 1,001 Matobato 2,248 2,158 Nagcasunog 577 582 Nalundan 7,288 7,242 Pangalaycayan 1,220 1,198 Peñahan 618 598 Poblacion (Payabon) 3,182 3,113 Salong 692 778 Tagaytay 1,596 1,662 Tinaogan 2,843 2,713 Tubod 728 765
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 73
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
CANLAON CITY 54,509 50,627 Bayog 2,831 2,663 Binalbagan 2,345 2,109 Bucalan (East Budsalan) 2,876 3,187 Linothangan 3,714 3,406 Lumapao 2,933 2,680 Malaiba 4,037 3,956 Masulog 5,369 5,200 Panubigan 6,768 6,109 Mabigo (Pob.) 12,260 11,356 Pula 5,001 4,519 Budlasan (West Budlasan) 4,446 3,768 Ninoy Aquino 1,929 1,674
DAUIN 27,786 25,239 Anahawan 378 463 Apo Island 823 918 Bagacay 832 759 Baslay 708 621 Batuhon Dacu 584 545 Boloc-boloc 674 652 Bulak 1,576 1,349 Bunga 840 811 Casile 868 718
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 74 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Libjo 659 595 Lipayo 2,503 2,331 Maayongtubig 3,340 3,115 Mag-aso 890 785 Magsaysay 1,290 1,211 Malongcay Dacu 1,234 1,128 Masaplod Norte 1,448 1,259 Masaplod Sur 1,526 1,461 Panubtuban 937 887 Poblacion I 1,502 1,351 Poblacion II 1,175 1,183 Poblacion III 1,299 925 Tugawe 1,776 1,470 Tunga-tunga 924 702
DUMAGUETE CITY (Capital) 131,377 120,883 Bagacay 9,862 8,266 Bajumpandan 6,178 4,500 Balugo 3,452 2,980 Banilad 8,850 8,286 Bantayan 5,042 4,920 Batinguel 9,333 8,148 Bunao 2,788 2,727 Cadawinonan 5,549 4,892
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 75
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Calindagan 7,535 8,056 Camanjac 4,397 4,142 Candau-ay 7,509 6,583 Cantil-e 4,265 3,229 Daro 6,580 6,373 Junob 6,900 6,054 Looc 4,717 4,058 Mangnao-Canal 3,932 3,707 Motong 2,260 2,137 Piapi 6,053 6,149 Poblacion No. 1 (Barangay 1) 2,213 2,170 Poblacion No. 2 (Barangay 2) 1,336 1,305 Poblacion No. 3 (Barangay 3) 195 150 Poblacion No. 4 (Barangay 4) 135 218 Poblacion No. 5 (Barangay 5) 109 132 Poblacion No. 6 (Barangay 6) 236 325 Poblacion No. 7 (Barangay 7) 365 202 Poblacion No. 8 (Barangay 8) 2,214 2,363 Pulantubig 3,333 3,266 Tabuctubig 1,704 1,684 Taclobo 9,742 9,691 Talay 4,593 4,170
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 76 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
CITY OF GUIHULNGAN 95,969 93,675 Bakid 1,288 1,212 Balogo 2,602 2,945 Banwaque 1,446 1,438 Basak 4,146 4,086 Binobohan 1,592 1,727 Buenavista 4,436 4,390 Bulado 3,310 3,129 Calamba 3,205 3,265 Calupa-an 1,750 1,767 Hibaiyo 5,196 5,068 Hilaitan 5,235 4,990 Hinakpan 2,230 2,214 Humayhumay 1,505 1,378 Imelda 1,240 1,204 Kagawasan 1,607 1,531 Linantuyan 2,246 2,233 Luz 1,643 1,660 Mabunga 1,826 1,856 Mckinley 2,394 2,133 Nagsaha 1,584 1,470 Magsaysay 1,848 1,743 Malusay 3,499 3,295 Maniak 2,173 2,173
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 77
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Padre Zamora 2,455 2,273 Plagatasanon 964 801 Planas 1,602 1,619 Poblacion 14,214 13,434 Sandayao 3,376 3,721 Tacpao 1,480 1,511 Tinayunan Beach 3,387 3,095 Tinayunan Hill 2,489 2,477 Trinidad 6,030 5,864 Villegas 1,971 1,973
JIMALALUD 30,945 29,044 Aglahug 784 639 Agutayon 482 446 Apanangon 2,242 2,177 Bae 890 929 Bala-as 543 497 Bangcal 1,126 1,017 Banog 822 862 Buto 754 563 Cabang 534 438 Camandayon 934 754 Cangharay 1,259 1,387 Canlahao 535 481
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 78 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Dayoyo 1,776 1,623 Eli 1,670 1,488 Lacaon 1,214 1,281 Mahanlud 907 845 Malabago 478 402 Mambaid 778 740 Mongpong 861 801 Owacan 1,427 1,367 Pacuan 1,900 1,599 Panglaya-an 1,084 1,098 North Poblacion 1,148 1,211 South Poblacion 1,862 1,606 Polopantao 1,280 1,307 Sampiniton 1,510 1,442 Talamban 696 725 Tamao 1,449 1,319
LA LIBERTAD 38,602 38,904 Aniniaw 1,082 1,106 Aya 974 953 Bagtic 1,361 1,344 Biga-a 1,061 1,101 Busilak 1,206 1,176
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 79
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Cangabo 1,166 1,245 Cantupa 1,260 1,048 Eli 1,276 1,273 Guihob 1,878 2,048 Kansumandig 1,218 1,242 Mambulod 606 632 Mandapaton 1,817 1,927 Manghulyawon 1,333 1,398 Manluminsag 770 776 Mapalasan 531 557 Maragondong 765 930 Martilo 2,019 2,038 Nasungan 1,487 1,558 Pacuan 2,616 2,478 Pangca 505 652 Pisong 1,299 1,325 Pitogo 1,273 1,216 Poblacion North 2,364 2,319 Poblacion South 1,464 1,338 San Jose 1,660 1,703 Solongon 2,306 2,235 Tala-on 831 806 Talayong 889 919 Elecia (Talostos) 1,585 1,561
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 80 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
MABINAY 78,864 74,187 Abis 2,797 2,706 Arebasore 1,858 1,548 Bagtic 3,215 3,100 Banban 1,166 1,073 Barras 2,677 2,641 Bato 2,125 2,096 Bugnay 771 853 Bulibulihan 1,422 1,149 Bulwang 2,381 2,191 Campanun-an 2,362 2,947 Canggohob 1,601 1,531 Cansal-ing 1,408 1,392 Dagbasan 2,294 1,773 Dahile 3,958 3,975 Himocdongon 2,597 2,260 Hagtu 1,652 1,616 Inapoy 2,877 2,214 Lamdas 1,461 1,537 Lumbangan 5,016 4,953 Luyang 1,742 1,575 Manlingay 761 800 Mayaposi 2,653 2,444 Napasu-an 895 941
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 81
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
New Namangka 456 370 Old Namangka 1,336 1,033 Pandanon 2,641 2,484 Paniabonan 3,503 3,373 Pantao 4,130 4,014 Poblacion 6,774 6,132 Samac 3,437 3,293 Tadlong 2,157 1,912 Tara 4,741 4,261
MANJUYOD 42,332 41,107 Alangilanan 2,120 2,082 Bagtic 1,668 1,646 Balaas 845 858 Bantolinao 2,072 2,026 Bolisong 3,232 3,061 Butong 1,987 1,882 Campuyo 3,032 2,917 Candabong 2,300 2,265 Concepcion 837 741 Dungo-an 1,306 1,249 Kauswagan 1,186 1,288 Libjo 989 1,061 Lamogong 2,011 1,954
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 82 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Maaslum 2,078 2,012 Mandalupang 2,123 2,112 Panciao 2,300 2,263 Poblacion 1,118 1,100 Sac-sac 715 791 Salvacion 1,052 1,007 San Isidro 774 809 San Jose 1,439 1,397 Santa Monica 225 214 Suba 950 913 Sundo-an 1,887 1,612 Tanglad 1,494 1,361 Tubod 929 875 Tupas 1,663 1,611
PAMPLONA 37,596 34,906 Abante 761 781 Balayong 2,128 2,219 Banawe 1,815 1,515 Datagon 2,721 2,390 Fatima 1,745 1,456 Inawasan 1,337 1,320 Magsusunog 1,421 1,317 Malalangsi 3,266 3,244
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 83
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Mamburao 1,963 1,929 Mangoto 1,476 1,447 Poblacion 6,191 5,649 San Isidro 3,147 2,997 Santa Agueda 3,232 3,041 Simborio 1,735 1,541 Yupisan 2,144 1,615 Calicanan 2,514 2,445
SAN JOSE 20,413 19,098 Basak 827 888 Basiao 673 596 Cambaloctot 652 557 Cancawas 1,746 1,527 Janayjanay 938 933 Jilocon 1,944 1,728 Naiba 790 671 Poblacion 939 1,035 San Roque 942 816 Santo Niño 2,132 2,195 Señora Ascion (Calo) 1,913 1,690 Siapo 2,182 2,136 Tampi 2,058 1,837 Tapon Norte 2,677 2,489
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 84 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
SANTA CATALINA 75,756 73,306 Alangilan 4,390 4,361 Amio 2,014 2,118 Buenavista 1,171 990 Kabulacan 2,733 2,480 Caigangan 1,569 1,386 Caranoche 4,056 3,913 Cawitan 5,990 5,809 Fatima 1,363 1,317 Mabuhay 1,795 1,847 Manalongon 4,940 4,842 Mansagomayon 1,172 1,011 Milagrosa 3,508 3,385 Nagbinlod 3,083 3,012 Nagbalaye 4,992 4,957 Obat 2,524 2,599 Poblacion 13,503 12,515 San Francisco 4,386 4,052 San Jose 2,661 2,539 San Miguel 1,319 1,282 San Pedro 3,252 3,319 Santo Rosario 1,175 1,315 Talalak 4,160 4,257
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 85
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
SIATON 77,696 73,285 Albiga 1,747 1,516 Apoloy 2,439 2,337 Bonawon 9,277 9,078 Bonbonon 2,000 1,961 Cabangahan 3,510 3,503 Canaway 3,606 3,512 Casala-an 3,853 3,557 Caticugan 2,473 2,447 Datag 1,949 1,778 Giliga-on 5,034 4,816 Inalad 1,946 1,869 Malabuhan 3,228 3,080 Maloh 5,607 5,314 Mantiquil 2,543 2,360 Mantuyop 2,092 1,842 Napacao 2,812 2,436 Poblacion I 2,082 1,930 Poblacion II 2,303 2,054 Poblacion III 2,910 2,589 Poblacion IV 2,011 1,810 Salag 2,819 2,776 San Jose 971 935 Sandulot 3,365 3,334
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 86 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Si-it 2,152 2,104 Sumaliring 2,111 1,979 Tayak 2,856 2,368
SIBULAN 59,455 51,519 Agan-an 3,392 3,010 Ajong 3,427 3,113 Balugo 2,239 2,115 Bolocboloc 8,971 7,539 Calabnugan 1,670 1,339 Cangmating 5,436 3,463 Enrique Villanueva 1,330 1,285 Looc 4,423 4,066 Magatas 5,697 4,820 Maningcao 2,055 1,950 Maslog 5,822 5,300 Poblacion 5,495 5,145 San Antonio 2,774 2,641 Tubigon 1,074 999 Tubtubon 5,650 4,734
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 87
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
CITY OF TANJAY 80,532 79,098 Azagra 5,191 5,034 Bahi-an 2,003 2,023 Luca 2,978 2,672 Manipis 2,245 2,200 Novallas 5,207 5,334 Obogon 3,458 3,210 Pal-ew 4,977 5,498 Poblacion I (Barangay 1) 2,034 2,043 Poblacion II (Barangay 2) 1,560 1,500 Poblacion III (Barangay 3) 1,974 1,953 Poblacion IV (Barangay 4) 2,883 2,662 Poblacion V (Barangay 5) 1,069 1,261 Poblacion VI (Barangay 6) 3,172 3,026 Poblacion VII (Barangay 7) 1,433 1,499 Poblacion VIII (Barangay 8) 2,536 2,416 Poblacion IX (Barangay 9) 1,590 1,872 Polo 3,669 3,642 San Isidro 4,058 3,410 San Jose 4,115 3,729 San Miguel 2,574 2,409 Santa Cruz Nuevo 4,500 4,167 Santa Cruz Viejo 5,186 5,397 Santo Niño 6,577 7,461 Tugas 5,543 4,680
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 88 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
TAYASAN 35,470 34,609 Bacong 387 419 Bago 2,938 2,502 Banga 983 972 Cabulotan 936 919 Cambaye 1,026 1,015 Dalaupon 797 819 Guincalaban 2,154 2,124 Ilaya-Tayasan 879 813 Jilabangan 1,228 1,162 Lag-it 1,645 1,461 Linao 1,165 1,152 Lutay 1,106 1,224 Maglihe 578 639 Matauta 613 579 Magtuhao 575 508 Matuog 2,060 1,938 Numnum 451 474 Palaslan 1,762 1,605 Pindahan 2,104 1,716 Pinalubngan 916 1,539 Pinocawan 1,928 1,648 Poblacion 2,179 2,070 Santa Cruz 721 692
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 89
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Saying 539 547 Suquib 757 728 Tamao 1,445 1,410 Tambulan 2,532 2,515 Tanlad 1,066 1,419
VALENCIA (LUZURRIAGA) 34,852 31,477 Apolong 1,623 1,496 Balabag East 3,186 2,662 Balabag West 1,965 1,680 Balayagmanok 1,343 1,106 Balili 556 487 Balugo 1,780 1,649 Bongbong 1,538 1,333 Bong-ao 2,637 2,226 Calayugan 1,114 1,114 Cambucad 593 529 Dobdob 1,347 1,346 Jawa 2,109 1,964 Caidiocan 1,617 1,536 Liptong 1,193 1,094 Lunga 940 885 Malabo 783 823 Malaunay 2,065 1,950
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 90 DEMOGRAPHY
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
Mampas 517 413 Palinpinon 2,933 2,447 North Poblacion 763 752 South Poblacion 598 602 Puhagan 1,800 1,548 Pulangbato 998 989 Sagbang 854 846
VALLEHERMOSO 38,259 36,943 Bagawines 5,719 5,688 Bairan 510 419 Don Espiridion Villegas 1,878 1,808 Guba 2,038 2,096 Cabulihan 1,369 1,320 Macapso 1,509 1,460 Malangsa 1,915 1,787 Molobolo 2,030 1,973 Maglahos 1,327 1,235 Pinocawan 4,364 4,098 Poblacion 4,717 4,615 Puan 1,844 1,627 Tabon 2,892 2,854 Tagbino 3,833 3,829 Ulay 2,314 2,134
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 91
TOTAL POPULATION Province, City, and Municipality 2015 2010
ZAMBOANGUITA 27,552 24,996 Basac 2,145 1,894 Calango 1,582 1,469 Lotuban 2,053 1,728 Malongcay Diot 1,123 940 Maluay 3,650 2,954 Mayabon 6,883 6,224 Nabago 1,113 1,001 Nasig-id 1,389 1,177 Najandig 1,518 1,483 Poblacion 6,096 6,126
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 92 DEMOGRAPHY
HOUSEHOLD Province, City, and POPULATION Municipality 2015 2010
NEGROS ORIENTAL 8 1,350,913 1,284,351 AMLAN (AYUQUITAN) 23,624 22,206 AYUNGON 46,248 46,081 BACONG 36,472 32,228 BAIS CITY 76,137 74,607 BASAY 26,526 24,883 CITY OF BAYAWAN (TULONG) 117,572 113,916 BINDOY (PAYABON) 39,819 39,416 CANLAON CITY 54,294 50,459 DAUIN 27,776 25,218 DUMAGUETE CITY (Capital) 129,226 119,900 CITY OF GUIHULNGAN 95,697 93,513 JIMALALUD 30,935 29,044 LA LIBERTAD 38,564 38,902 MABINAY 78,789 74,143 MANJUYOD 42,213 41,079 PAMPLONA 37,596 34,903 SAN JOSE 20,413 19,098 SANTA CATALINA 75,725 73,216 SIATON 77,583 73,191 SIBULAN 59,260 51,500 CITY OF TANJAY 80,418 78,983 TAYASAN 35,465 34,593 VALENCIA (LUZURRIAGA) 34,808 31,418 VALLEHERMOSO 38,201 36,888 ZAMBOANGUITA 27,552 24,966
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 93
2015 TOTAL POPULATION Age Group Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 8 All Ages 690,141 664,854 Under 1 14,597 13,323 1 - 4 59,451 55,653 5 - 9 74,943 70,569 10 - 14 73,780 69,633 15 - 19 70,616 65,537 20 - 24 62,546 59,037 25 - 29 53,442 48,965 30 - 34 46,223 42,188 35 - 39 42,505 39,350 40 - 44 38,618 37,431 45 - 49 35,832 34,949 50 - 54 32,772 32,706 55 - 59 27,033 27,591 60 - 64 21,875 22,844 65 - 69 14,090 15,609 70 - 74 9,465 11,587 75 - 79 6,732 9,334 80 years and over 5,621 8,548 0 - 4 74,048 68,976 0 - 14 222,771 209,178 15 - 64 431,462 410,598 18 years and over 423,226 414,947 60 years and over 57,783 67,922 65 years and over 35,908 45,078
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population 94 DEMOGRAPHY
2015 HOUSEHOLD POPULATION Age Group Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 8 All Ages 687,363 663,550 Under 1 14,596 13,321 1 - 4 59,438 55,631 5 - 9 74,916 70,535 10 - 14 73,742 69,564 15 - 19 70,249 65,026 20 - 24 62,053 58,735 25 - 29 52,982 48,853 30 - 34 45,866 42,139 35 - 39 42,223 39,302 40 - 44 38,350 37,387 45 - 49 35,643 34,922 50 - 54 32,653 32,682 55 - 59 26,943 27,570 60 - 64 21,839 22,839 65 - 69 14,070 15,593 70 - 74 9,454 11,583 75 - 79 6,732 9,322 80 years and over 5,614 8,546 0 - 4 74,034 68,952 0 - 14 222,692 209,051 15 - 64 428,801 409,455 18 years and over 420,692 414,032 60 years and over 57,709 67,883 65 years and over 35,870 45,044
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population DEMOGRAPHY 95
POPULATION GROWTH Province, City, and Municipality 2000- 2010- 2000- 2010 2015 2015
8 NEGROS ORIENTAL 1.31 0.99 1.20 AMLAN (AYUQUITAN) 1.45 1.18 1.36 AYUNGON 1.25 0.06 0.84 BACONG 3.35 2.38 3.01 BAIS CITY 0.93 0.40 0.75 BASAY 1.55 1.23 1.44 CITY OF BAYAWAN (TULONG) 1.18 0.63 0.99 BINDOY (PAYABON) 1.26 0.19 0.89 CANLAON CITY 0.84 1.42 1.04 DAUIN 1.82 1.85 1.83 DUMAGUETE CITY (Capital) 1.69 1.60 1.66 CITY OF GUIHULNGAN 1.02 0.46 0.83 JIMALALUD 0.82 1.21 0.96 LA LIBERTAD 1.03 (0.15) 0.62 MABINAY 1.02 1.17 1.07 MANJUYOD 0.82 0.56 0.73 PAMPLONA 0.63 1.42 0.90 SAN JOSE 2.00 1.28 1.75 SANTA CATALINA 0.87 0.63 0.79 SIATON 1.32 1.12 1.25 SIBULAN 3.22 2.76 3.06 CITY OF TANJAY 1.20 0.34 0.91 TAYASAN 1.17 0.47 0.93 VALENCIA (LUZURRIAGA) 2.59 1.96 2.37 VALLEHERMOSO 0.86 0.67 0.79 ZAMBOANGUITA 0.69 1.87 1.09
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports 96 DEMOGRAPHY
2015 2010
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS NEGROS ORIENTAL 8 310,673 284,740 AMLAN (AYUQUITAN) 5,525 5,027 AYUNGON 10,573 9,838 BACONG 8,265 7,246 BAIS CITY 17,693 16,518 BASAY 5,971 5,180 CITY OF BAYAWAN (TULONG) 25,646 24,367 BINDOY (PAYABON) 8,702 8,394 CANLAON CITY 12,692 11,368 DAUIN 6,520 5,831 DUMAGUETE CITY (Capital) 29,750 26,834 CITY OF GUIHULNGAN 22,518 20,950 JIMALALUD 7,191 6,190 LA LIBERTAD 9,187 8,953 MABINAY 17,709 16,340 MANJUYOD 9,943 8,962 PAMPLONA 8,714 7,942 SAN JOSE 4,607 4,095 SANTA CATALINA 16,873 15,894 SIATON 17,857 16,257 SIBULAN 13,903 11,951 CITY OF TANJAY 19,043 17,888 TAYASAN 8,623 8,217 VALENCIA (LUZURRIAGA) 7,990 6,856 VALLEHERMOSO 8,571 7,876 ZAMBOANGUITA 6,607 5,766
8 Transferred province under Executive Order No. 183; taken from Region VII - Central Visayas.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 97
2015 Household Population Marital Status and 10 Years Old and Over Age Group Both Sexes Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 1,062,476 538,413 524,063 Single 457,504 251,997 205,507 Below 20 270,426 142,413 128,013 20 - 24 80,233 47,474 32,759 25 - 29 39,622 24,450 15,172 30 - 34 19,464 12,280 7,184 35 - 39 12,289 7,698 4,591 40 - 44 8,696 5,197 3,499 45 - 49 7,108 4,004 3,104 50 - 54 5,832 3,019 2,813 55 - 59 4,474 2,123 2,351 60 - 64 3,600 1,474 2,126 65 - 69 2,173 847 1,326 70 - 74 1,452 462 990 75 - 79 1,057 280 777 80 years and over 1,078 276 802
Married 467,002 230,974 236,028 Below 20 2,150 343 1,807 20 - 24 23,271 7,407 15,864 25 - 29 45,102 19,729 25,373 30 - 34 55,643 26,620 29,023 35 - 39 59,252 29,368 29,884 40 - 44 58,489 29,090 29,399 45 - 49 55,432 28,036 27,396 50 - 54 51,076 26,428 24,648 55 - 59 41,263 21,663 19,600 60 - 64 31,757 17,307 14,450 65 - 69 19,300 10,793 8,507 70 - 74 12,050 6,842 5,208 75 - 79 7,692 4,479 3,213 80 years and over 4,525 2,869 1,656
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population 98 DEMOGRAPHY
2015 Household Population Marital Status and 10 Years Old and Over Age Group Both Sexes Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 1,062,476 538,413 524,063 Widowed 50,292 12,978 37,314 Below 20 15 5 10 20 - 24 61 18 43 25 - 29 220 59 161 30 - 34 476 152 324 35 - 39 927 284 643 40 - 44 1,570 487 1,083 45 - 49 2,622 752 1,870 50 - 54 3,979 1,018 2,961 55 - 59 5,340 1,394 3,946 60 - 64 6,759 1,669 5,090 65 - 69 6,656 1,549 5,107 70 - 74 6,669 1,666 5,003 75 - 79 6,818 1,686 5,132 80 years and over 8,180 2,239 5,941
Divorced/ Separated 11,562 5,124 6,438 Below 20 50 14 36 20 - 24 301 60 241 25 - 29 688 215 473 30 - 34 1,082 430 652 35 - 39 1,541 700 841 40 - 44 1,571 716 855 45 - 49 1,512 751 761 50 - 54 1,465 657 808 55 - 59 1,214 544 670 60 - 64 957 470 487 65 - 69 579 288 291 70 - 74 296 131 165 75 - 79 185 88 97 80 years and over 121 60 61
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population DEMOGRAPHY 99
2015 Household Population Marital Status and 10 Years Old and Over Age Group Both Sexes Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 1,062,476 538,413 524,063 Common-Law/ Live-in 75,649 37,119 38,530 Below 20 5,774 1,060 4,714 20 - 24 16,883 7,092 9,791 25 - 29 16,158 8,523 7,635 30 - 34 11,315 6,379 4,936 35 - 39 7,477 4,162 3,315 40 - 44 5,389 2,856 2,533 45 - 49 3,866 2,092 1,774 50 - 54 2,962 1,530 1,432 55 - 59 2,196 1,213 983 60 - 64 1,580 908 672 65 - 69 943 588 355 70 - 74 561 350 211 75 - 79 299 198 101 80 years and over 246 168 78
Unknown 467 221 246 Below 20 166 156 10 20 - 24 39 2 37 25 - 29 45 6 39 30 - 34 25 5 20 35 - 39 39 11 28 40 - 44 22 4 18 45 - 49 25 8 17 50 - 54 21 1 20 55 - 59 26 6 20 60 - 64 25 11 14 65 - 69 12 5 7 70 - 74 9 3 6 75 - 79 3 1 2 80 years and over 10 2 8
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population 100 DEMOGRAPHY
Household Population 10 Years Old and Over Age Group 2015 2010
Both Sexes 1,062,476 1,003,883 10 - 14 143,306 149,420 15 - 19 135,275 143,144 20 - 24 120,788 106,899 25 - 29 101,835 89,101 30 - 34 88,005 82,177 35 - 39 81,525 77,362 40 - 44 75,737 73,623 45 - 49 70,565 68,856 50 - 54 65,335 58,218 55 - 59 54,513 48,195 60 - 64 44,678 34,179 65 years old and over 80,914 72,709 Male 538,413 511,181 10 - 14 73,742 76,883 15 - 19 70,249 75,073 20 - 24 62,053 56,149 25 - 29 52,982 46,415 30 - 34 45,866 42,388 35 - 39 42,223 39,294 40 - 44 38,350 37,264 45 - 49 35,643 34,903 50 - 54 32,653 29,232 55 - 59 26,943 24,058 60 - 64 21,839 16,645 65 years old and over 35,870 32,877 Female 524,063 492,702 10 - 14 69,564 72,537 15 - 19 65,026 68,071 20 - 24 58,735 50,750 25 - 29 48,853 42,686 30 - 34 42,139 39,789 35 - 39 39,302 38,068 40 - 44 37,387 36,359 45 - 49 34,922 33,953 50 - 54 32,682 28,986 55 - 59 27,570 24,137 60 - 64 22,839 17,534 65 years old and over 45,044 39,832
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports DEMOGRAPHY 101
Based on the 2015 Census of Population (2015 POPCEN), the province of Negros Oriental posted a total population of 1,354,995 persons as of August 1, 2015. This was larger by 68,329 persons compared to its total population of 1,286,666 persons counted in the 2010 Census of Population and Housing (CPH).
Among the six cities and 19 municipalities comprising Negros Oriental province, Dumaguete City, the provincial capital, was the most populous comprising 131,377 persons or 9.7 percent of the total population in the province. Bayawan City ranked second, with 14,074 persons or a share of 8.7 percent, followed by the cities of Guihulngan and Tanjay with 93,675 persons with a share of 7.08 percent and 79,098 persons or a share of 5.94 percent, respectively.
The rest of the cities/municipalities contributed less than 6.0 percent each to the total population of the province. San Jose was the least populated municipality with 19,098 persons or a share of 1.51 percent to the total population of the province.
With these six cities, Dumaguete City had the largest increased in terms of its population compared with 2010. It was larger by 10,494 persons compared with its total population of 120,883 persons count in 2010. Canlaon City was larger by 3,882 persons while Bayawan City was larger by 3,826 persons compared with the population of 50,627 persons and 114,074 persons in 2010, respectively. 102 DEMOGRAPHY
Additionally, Guihulngan City, Bais City and Tanjay City, had a population increase compared with 2010 by 2,294 persons, 1,569 persons and 1,434 persons, respectively.
Sibulan was the fastest growing municipality, with an average annual population growth rate (PGR) of 3.06 percent. Followed by Bacong with annual population growth rate of 3.01 percent.
Household Population of the province reached 1,350,913 persons. About 66,562 persons larger compared to its household population of 1,284,351 persons in 2010. Male accounted for 50.88 percent or 687,363 persons while females comprised 49.12 percent or 663,550 persons.
Out of the 557 barangay in Negros Oriental, Poblacion, Guihulngan City had the biggest population in 2015 with 14,214 persons, followed by Poblacion, Santa Catalina with 13,503 persons, and Mabigo (Poblacion), Canlaon City with 12,260 persons.
Barangay 5, Dumaguete City was the smallest barangay in terms of population size with only 109 persons. Two other barangays posted a population size of less than 200 persons. These are Barangay 4, Dumaguete City with 135 persons and Barangay 3, Dumaguete City with 195 persons.
Bagacay was the most populous barangay in Dumaguete City with a share of 7.51 percent or 9,862 inhabitants. Taclobo ranked second, with a share of 7.42 percent. This is followed by Batinguel with corresponding share of 7.10 percent. DEMOGRAPHY 103
Mayabon was the most populous barangay in Zamboanguita with a share of 24.98 percent or 6,883 inhabitants. Barangay Nagbo-alao had a share of 18.38 percent with 4,884 residents was the most populous barangay in Basay. Nalundan with corresponding share of 18.30 percent or 7,288 persons was the most populous in Binlod.
The most populated barangay in Amlan with a share of 16.63 percent or 3,929 people was Jugno. Poblacion in Pamplona had a share of 16.47 percent with 6,191 inhabitants was the heavily inhabited barangay. Bolocboloc with corresponding share of 15.09 percent or 8,971 residents was the most populous in Sibulan.
In the municipality of Vallehermoso, barangay Bagawines was the most inhabited with corresponding share of 14.95 percent or 5,719 residents. Tapon Norte with a share of 13.11 percent or 2,677 persons was the most populous in San Jose. The most populated barangay in Bacong with a corresponding share of 12.52 percent or 4,573 residents was Banilad.
In Dauin, barangay Maayongtubig had a share of 12.02 percent with 3,340 inhabitants was considered the heavily inhabited barangay. Bonawon with a share of 11.94 percent or 9,277 residents was the most populous in Siaton. Poblacion II with a share of 11.32 percent or 8,639 residents was the most populated barangay in Bais City. 104 DEMOGRAPHY
The most populated barangay in the City of Bayawan with a corresponding share of 9.55 percent or 11,265 residents was Villareal. In Valencia, Balabag East had a share of 9.14 percent with 3,186 inhabitants was considered the heavily inhabited barangay. The most populated barangay in Mabinay with a share of 8.59 percent or 6,774 residents was Poblacion.
Tambo in Ayungon with a corresponding share of 8.51 percent with 3,940 inhabitants was the heavily inhabited barangay. Bago with a share of 8.28 percent or 2,938 persons was the most populous in Tayasan. Santo Niño, Tanjay with a share of 8.17 percent or 6,577 persons was the most populated barangay in the City of Tanjay.
The most populated barangay in the municipality of Manjuyod with a corresponding share of 7.63 percent or 3,232 residents was Bolisong. In Jimalalud, Apanangon had a share of 7.25 percent with 2,242 inhabitants was considered the heavily inhabited barangay. Pacuan was considered as the most populated barangay in La Libertad and had a share of 6.78 percent with 2,616 residents.
With a total land area of about 5,381.61 square kilometers, the population density of the province in 2015 was posted at 252 persons per square kilometer. This represented an increase of 13 persons per square kilometer (5.44 percent) from the population density of 239 persons per square kilometer in 2010. DEMOGRAPHY 105
Dumaguete City was the most densely populated city with 3,817 residents per square kilometer of land. It was followed by Bacong with 888 persons per square kilometer, San Jose with 403 persons per square kilometer, Sibulan with 393 persons per square kilometer, and Vallehermoso with 378 persons per square kilometer. Basay was the least densely populated municipality with 164 residents per square kilometer of land.
The number of households in the province in 2015 was recorded at 310,673, higher by 25,933 households compared with the 284,740 households posted in 2010. The average household size in 2015 is 4.3, lower than the average household size of 4.5 persons and 5.0 persons in 2010 and 2000, respectively.
In 2015, the median age of Negros Oriental’s total population is a bit higher than the national figure. Half of the total population of the province was below 24.5 years old.
Negros Oriental has a young population. About 31.96 percent of the household population were under 15 years old. Children aged 5 to 9 years (10.74 percent) comprised the largest age group, followed by those in the age groups 10 to 14 years (10.58 percent), 15 to 19 years (10.05 percent), 20 to 24 years (8.97 percent) and 1 to 4 years (8.49 percent). Males outnumbered females in the age group 0 to 54 years while females were more than males in the older age groups 55 years and over. 106 DEMOGRAPHY
The old dependents (65 years and over) posted a share of 5.99 percent. The working age population (15 to 64 years) accounted for the remaining 62.05 percent. The voting-age population (18 years and over) accounted for 61.79 percent of the household population of Negros Oriental in 2015, up from 59.5 percent in 2015. There were more males (50.4 percent) than females (49.6 percent) among the voting-age population.
Of the household population 10 years old and over, 43.88 percent were married while 43.16 were never-married. The rest of the population was categorized as follows: Common-law/Live-n (7.10 percent), widowed (4.72 percent), divorced/separated (1.09 percent), and unknown (0.04 percent).
Among the never-married persons, 55.11 percent were males while 44.89 percent were females. For the rest of the categories for marital status, the females outnumbered the males with married (50.54 percent), widowed (74.19 percent), divorced/separated (55.68 percent), and common-law/50.93 percent) populace. FISHERY 107
Commercial Fisheries 2018 2017 Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 4,301.14 4,896.13 Acetes (Alamang) 1.07 3.98 Anchovies (Dilis) 86.58 27.75 Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 536.65 259.66 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) 84.06 132.46 Blue crab (Alimasag) .. .. Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 3.29 5.7 Cavalla (Talakitok) 4.57 14.21 Crevalle (Salay-salay) .. 2.15 Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 326.08 113.04 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 316.06 437.87 Flying fish (Bolador) 96.12 84.16 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 444.15 525.96 Goatfish (Saramulyete) .. 4.04 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 7.86 6.03 Hairtail (Espada) 83.99 64.34 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 23.47 117.01 Bali sardinella (Tamban) 297.61 129.4 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 42.79 4.5 Mullet (Kapak) .. .. Parrot fish (Loro) 5.6 2.34 Porgies (Pargo) .. .. Round herring (Tulis) .. .. Roundscad (Galunggong) 496.54 679.55 Siganid (Samaral) 3.42 2.71 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 214.51 463.38 Slipmouth (Sapsap) 69.55 4.5 Snapper (Maya-maya) 7.42 8.29 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 27.81 59.17 Squid (Pusit) 31.76 98.89 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) .. .. Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 332.06 279.15 Others 758.12 1,365.89
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 108 FISHERY
2018 Commercial Fisheries 1ST QTR 2ND QTR Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 1,429.18 1,637.91 Acetes (Alamang) 1.07 .. Anchovies (Dilis) 27.88 58.70 Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 83.82 244.50 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) 62.89 11.45 Blue crab (Alimasag) .. .. Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) .. .. Cavalla (Talakitok) 1.79 2.78 Crevalle (Salay-salay) .. .. Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 95.20 226.60 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 52.40 250.20 Flying fish (Bolador) 23.25 66.80 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 214.89 47.06 Goatfish (Saramulyete) .. .. Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 1.88 1.85 Hairtail (Espada) 10.47 33.99 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 2.95 8.78 Bali sardinella (Tamban) 99.96 188.54 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 0.82 .. Mullet (Kapak) .. .. Parrot fish (Loro) 1.25 1.20 Porgies (Pargo) .. .. Round herring (Tulis) .. .. Roundscad (Galunggong) 137.29 178.90 Siganid (Samaral) .. .. Skipjack (Gulyasan) 73.57 72.79 Slipmouth (Sapsap) 16.05 53.50 Snapper (Maya-maya) 1.27 1.88 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 9.72 6.10 Squid (Pusit) 12.18 2.00 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) .. .. Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 10.20 75.47 Others 488.38 104.82
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 FISHERY 109
2018 Commercial Fisheries 3RD QTR 4TH QTR Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 364.27 869.78 Acetes (Alamang) .. .. Anchovies (Dilis) .. .. Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 64.11 144.22 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) 5.90 3.82 Blue crab (Alimasag) .. .. Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 2.25 1.04 Cavalla (Talakitok) .. .. Crevalle (Salay-salay) .. .. Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 1.50 2.78 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 9.17 4.29 Flying fish (Bolador) 3.75 2.32 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 62.32 119.88 Goatfish (Saramulyete) .. .. Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 2.74 1.39 Hairtail (Espada) 31.45 8.08 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 2.50 9.24 Bali sardinella (Tamban) .. 9.11 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 1.33 40.64 Mullet (Kapak) .. .. Parrot fish (Loro) 1.99 1.16 Porgies (Pargo) .. .. Round herring (Tulis) .. .. Roundscad (Galunggong) 14.24 166.11 Siganid (Samaral) 2.49 0.93 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 25.73 42.42 Slipmouth (Sapsap) .. .. Snapper (Maya-maya) 2.99 1.28 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 2.30 9.69 Squid (Pusit) 1.20 16.38 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) .. .. Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 110.61 135.78 Others 15.70 149.22
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 110 FISHERY
2017 Commercial Fisheries 1ST QTR 2ND QTR Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 1,977.09 1,006.88 Acetes (Alamang) 3.98 .. Anchovies (Dilis) 27.75 .. Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 48.74 15.30 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) 128.10 1.96 Blue crab (Alimasag) .. .. Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) .. 4.36 Cavalla (Talakitok) 8.79 3.89 Crevalle (Salay-salay) .. 2.15 Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 105.38 .. Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 315.56 97.20 Flying fish (Bolador) 3.60 .. Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 227.60 120.60 Goatfish (Saramulyete) 0.90 3.14 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 1.64 1.59 Hairtail (Espada) 33.09 7.76 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) .. .. Bali sardinella (Tamban) 129.40 .. Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 4.50 .. Mullet (Kapak) .. .. Parrot fish (Loro) .. 2.34 Porgies (Pargo) .. .. Round herring (Tulis) .. .. Roundscad (Galunggong) 155.65 138.60 Siganid (Samaral) 0.66 2.05 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 153.87 168.74 Slipmouth (Sapsap) 4.50 .. Snapper (Maya-maya) 1.65 5.41 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 12.18 .. Squid (Pusit) 14.93 .. Threadfin bream (Bisugo) .. .. Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 8.54 55.08 Others 586.08 376.71
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 FISHERY 111
2017 Commercial Fisheries 3RD QTR 4TH QTR Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 749.43 1,162.73 Acetes (Alamang) .. .. Anchovies (Dilis) .. .. Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 74.42 121.20 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) 1.68 0.72 Blue crab (Alimasag) .. .. Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) .. 1.34 Cavalla (Talakitok) 1.28 0.25 Crevalle (Salay-salay) .. .. Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 7.66 .. Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 25.11 .. Flying fish (Bolador) 80.56 .. Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 69.76 108.00 Goatfish (Saramulyete) .. .. Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 0.95 1.85 Hairtail (Espada) 16.89 6.60 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 3.61 113.40 Bali sardinella (Tamban) .. .. Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) .. .. Mullet (Kapak) .. .. Parrot fish (Loro) .. .. Porgies (Pargo) .. .. Round herring (Tulis) .. .. Roundscad (Galunggong) 27.10 358.20 Siganid (Samaral) .. .. Skipjack (Gulyasan) 84.07 56.70 Slipmouth (Sapsap) .. .. Snapper (Maya-maya) 0.60 0.63 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 18.07 28.92 Squid (Pusit) 36.16 47.80 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) .. .. Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 160.64 54.89 Others 140.87 262.23
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 112 FISHERY
Marine Municipal Fisheries 2018 2017 Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 5,096.48 4,408.92 Acetes (Alamang) 1.22 26.02 Anchovies (Dilis) 151.07 202.71 Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 804.82 432.33 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) 6.38 14.84 Blue crab (Alimasag) 36.75 38.72 Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 54.54 40.40 Cavalla (Talakitok) 51.78 75.90 Crevalle (Salay-salay) 62.92 8.94 Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 127.04 112.44 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 793.97 566.14 Flying fish (Bolador) 16.65 50.12 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 182.94 160.94 Goatfish (Saramulyete) 107.20 118.24 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 26.43 48.81 Hairtail (Espada) 131.79 154.68 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 145.86 90.14 Bali sardinella (Tamban) 175.38 177.19 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 65.60 16.34 Mullet (Kapak) 101.14 125.16 Parrot fish (Loro) 16.95 13.38 Porgies (Pargo) 1.15 1.86 Round herring (Tulis) 2.10 0.19 Roundscad (Galunggong) 210.31 148.82 Siganid (Samaral) 69.20 65.03 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 74.67 71.21 Slipmouth (Sapsap) 124.17 143.49 Snapper (Maya-maya) 107.65 123.26 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 4.21 32.34 Squid (Pusit) 670.68 439.81 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) 126.34 79.44 Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 20.55 25.52 Others 625.02 804.51
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 FISHERY 113
2018 Marine Municipal Fisheries 1ST QTR 2ND QTR Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 888.42 1,753.26 Acetes (Alamang) .. .. Anchovies (Dilis) 36.26 82.02 Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 90.84 319.82 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) .. .. Blue crab (Alimasag) 0.55 21.54 Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 3.19 13.09 Cavalla (Talakitok) 9.03 12.86 Crevalle (Salay-salay) 6.74 20.79 Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 6.17 24.43 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 110.15 206.25 Flying fish (Bolador) 2.73 5.44 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 10.25 100.28 Goatfish (Saramulyete) 13.96 40.69 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 5.49 7.60 Hairtail (Espada) 23.09 39.06 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 17.94 45.52 Bali sardinella (Tamban) 64.44 43.68 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 10.92 15.69 Mullet (Kapak) 21.27 32.82 Parrot fish (Loro) 0.45 11.99 Porgies (Pargo) 0.28 .. Round herring (Tulis) 2.10 .. Roundscad (Galunggong) 57.27 77.92 Siganid (Samaral) 11.20 15.58 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 27.73 .. Slipmouth (Sapsap) 22.86 61.48 Snapper (Maya-maya) 26.51 26.77 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 0.74 0.44 Squid (Pusit) 57.99 193.11 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) 26.31 28.36 Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) .. 13.39 Others 221.96 292.64
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 114 FISHERY
2018 Marine Municipal Fisheries 3RD QTR 4TH QTR Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 1,250.53 1,204.27 Acetes (Alamang) .. 1.22 Anchovies (Dilis) 21.44 11.35 Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 272.15 122.01 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) .. 6.38 Blue crab (Alimasag) 6.87 7.79 Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 18.32 19.94 Cavalla (Talakitok) 13.26 16.63 Crevalle (Salay-salay) 19.18 16.21 Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 27.07 69.37 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 199.29 278.28 Flying fish (Bolador) .. 8.48 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 44.36 28.05 Goatfish (Saramulyete) 22.96 29.59 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 7.57 5.77 Hairtail (Espada) 30.82 38.82 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 46.68 35.72 Bali sardinella (Tamban) 20.18 47.08 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 21.70 17.29 Mullet (Kapak) 18.13 28.92 Parrot fish (Loro) 1.51 3.00 Porgies (Pargo) 0.27 0.60 Round herring (Tulis) .. .. Roundscad (Galunggong) 29.40 45.72 Siganid (Samaral) 17.87 24.55 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 6.42 40.52 Slipmouth (Sapsap) 16.88 22.95 Snapper (Maya-maya) 21.53 32.84 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 2.10 0.93 Squid (Pusit) 278.61 140.97 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) 37.51 34.16 Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 3.23 3.93 Others 45.22 65.20
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 FISHERY 115
2017 Marine Municipal Fisheries 1ST QTR 2ND QTR Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 1,146.89 895.23 Acetes (Alamang) 2.69 .. Anchovies (Dilis) 65.46 52.29 Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 100.13 110.21 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) 14.84 .. Blue crab (Alimasag) 7.90 7.39 Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 7.17 11.04 Cavalla (Talakitok) 5.88 9.77 Crevalle (Salay-salay) .. 3.62 Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 11.89 9.81 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 261.33 104.70 Flying fish (Bolador) 18.42 3.24 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 3.25 13.28 Goatfish (Saramulyete) 32.92 32.00 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 8.36 7.09 Hairtail (Espada) 29.58 17.31 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 6.84 21.30 Bali sardinella (Tamban) 73.18 54.93 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 0.15 .. Mullet (Kapak) 18.67 19.43 Parrot fish (Loro) 3.36 5.00 Porgies (Pargo) .. 1.34 Round herring (Tulis) .. .. Roundscad (Galunggong) 8.12 64.88 Siganid (Samaral) 16.50 12.05 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 3.77 2.65 Slipmouth (Sapsap) 18.00 35.15 Snapper (Maya-maya) 29.53 23.41 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 0.04 0.43 Squid (Pusit) 127.05 99.44 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) 12.38 27.42 Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) .. 2.60 Others 259.48 143.45
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 116 FISHERY
2017 Marine Municipal Fisheries 3RD QTR 4TH QTR Volume of Production in metric tons TOTAL 1,024.85 1,341.95 Acetes (Alamang) .. 23.33 Anchovies (Dilis) 19.36 65.60 Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 95.41 126.58 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) .. .. Blue crab (Alimasag) 8.29 15.14 Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 7.57 14.62 Cavalla (Talakitok) 20.92 39.33 Crevalle (Salay-salay) 2.26 3.06 Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 14.39 76.35 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 95.39 104.72 Flying fish (Bolador) 10.72 17.74 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 82.58 61.83 Goatfish (Saramulyete) 17.25 36.07 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 15.28 18.08 Hairtail (Espada) 50.05 57.74 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 24.33 37.67 Bali sardinella (Tamban) 33.51 15.57 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 16.19 .. Mullet (Kapak) 32.77 54.29 Parrot fish (Loro) 0.09 4.93 Porgies (Pargo) .. 0.52 Round herring (Tulis) .. 0.19 Roundscad (Galunggong) 36.97 38.85 Siganid (Samaral) 10.40 26.08 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 35.04 29.75 Slipmouth (Sapsap) 30.51 59.83 Snapper (Maya-maya) 39.32 31.00 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 18.26 13.61 Squid (Pusit) 92.94 120.38 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) 17.95 21.69 Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 5.30 17.62 Others 191.80 209.78
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 FISHERY 117
Inland Municipal Fisheries 2018 2017
Volume of Production in metric tons
TOTAL 51.22 44.59 FISH 42.39 36.99 …Carp 0.10 0.08 …Catfish (Hito) 0.55 1.22 Eel (Igat) 3.16 1.54 Freshwater goby (Biya) 4.37 8.00 Mudfish (Dalag) 0.20 0.59 Mullet (Kapak) 3.88 1.72 Sardines (Tawilis) 13.68 5.23 Silver perch (Ayungin) 0.14 .. Starry goby (Dulong) 0.04 .. Tarpon (Buan Buan) .. 0.08 Tilapia 8.53 16.32 Big head carp 0.17 0.05 Other fishes 7.57 2.16 CRUSTACEANS 8.83 7.40 Freshwater crab (Talangka) .. 1.31 Freshwater shrimp (Hipon) 2.68 2.02 Lobster (Ulang) 0.70 0.58 Mud crab (Alimango) 0.99 0.49 Tiger prawn (Sugpo) 1.03 0.52 Other crustaceans 3.43 2.48 MOLLUSCS .. 0.20 Freshwater clams (Tulya) .. 0.20
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority 118 FISHERY
2018 Inland Municipal Fisheries 1ST QTR 2ND QTR
Volume of Production in metric tons
TOTAL 14.11 10.55 FISH 12.84 7.76 …Carp 0.10 .. …Catfish (Hito) 0.22 0.07 Eel (Igat) 0.83 0.36 Freshwater goby (Biya) 0.62 0.04 Mudfish (Dalag) 0.06 0.14 Mullet (Kapak) 0.75 1.20 Sardines (Tawilis) 8.06 1.84 Silver perch (Ayungin) .. .. Starry goby (Dulong) .. .. Tarpon (Buan Buan) .. .. Tilapia 1.23 1.40 Big head carp .. 0.05 Other fishes 0.97 2.66 CRUSTACEANS 1.27 2.79 Freshwater crab (Talangka) .. .. Freshwater shrimp (Hipon) 0.53 0.88 Lobster (Ulang) 0.06 0.18 Mud crab (Alimango) 0.22 0.19 Tiger prawn (Sugpo) 0.20 0.19 Other crustaceans 0.26 1.35 MOLLUSCS .. .. Freshwater clams (Tulya) .. ..
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority FISHERY 119
2018 Inland Municipal Fisheries 3RD QTR 4TH QTR
Volume of Production in metric tons
TOTAL 15.10 11.46 FISH 12.61 9.18 …Carp .. .. …Catfish (Hito) 0.15 0.11 Eel (Igat) 1.52 0.45 Freshwater goby (Biya) 1.45 2.26 Mudfish (Dalag) .. .. Mullet (Kapak) 1.31 0.62 Sardines (Tawilis) 2.16 1.62 Silver perch (Ayungin) 0.14 .. Starry goby (Dulong) 0.04 .. Tarpon (Buan Buan) .. .. Tilapia 3.22 2.68 Big head carp 0.12 .. Other fishes 2.50 1.44 CRUSTACEANS 2.49 2.28 Freshwater crab (Talangka) .. .. Freshwater shrimp (Hipon) 0.55 0.72 Lobster (Ulang) 0.20 0.26 Mud crab (Alimango) 0.24 0.34 Tiger prawn (Sugpo) 0.30 0.34 Other crustaceans 1.20 0.62 MOLLUSCS .. .. Freshwater clams (Tulya) .. ..
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority 120 FISHERY
2017 Inland Municipal Fisheries 1ST QTR 2ND QTR
Volume of Production in metric tons
TOTAL 5.48 7.15 FISH 4.67 5.16 …Carp .. .. …Catfish (Hito) 0.63 0.16 Eel (Igat) 0.15 0.14 Freshwater goby (Biya) 0.41 0.01 Mudfish (Dalag) 0.03 0.21 Mullet (Kapak) .. 0.36 Sardines (Tawilis) 1.18 1.42 Silver perch (Ayungin) .. .. Starry goby (Dulong) .. .. Tarpon (Buan Buan) .. .. Tilapia 1.55 2.45 Big head carp 0.03 .. Other fishes 0.69 0.41 CRUSTACEANS 0.61 1.99 Freshwater crab (Talangka) 0.08 .. Freshwater shrimp (Hipon) 0.31 0.48 Lobster (Ulang) 0.14 0.22 Mud crab (Alimango) 0.03 0.08 Tiger prawn (Sugpo) 0.05 0.10 Other crustaceans .. 1.11 MOLLUSCS 0.20 .. Freshwater clams (Tulya) 0.20 ..
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority FISHERY 121
2017 Inland Municipal Fisheries 3RD QTR 4TH QTR
Volume of Production in metric tons
TOTAL 12.54 19.42 FISH 10.10 17.06 …Carp .. 0.08 …Catfish (Hito) 0.08 0.35 Eel (Igat) 0.66 0.59 Freshwater goby (Biya) 2.61 4.97 Mudfish (Dalag) .. 0.35 Mullet (Kapak) 1.01 0.35 Sardines (Tawilis) 1.68 0.95 Silver perch (Ayungin) .. .. Starry goby (Dulong) .. .. Tarpon (Buan Buan) .. 0.08 Tilapia 3.35 8.97 Big head carp 0.02 .. Other fishes 0.69 0.37 CRUSTACEANS 2.44 2.36 Freshwater crab (Talangka) .. 1.23 Freshwater shrimp (Hipon) 0.68 0.55 Lobster (Ulang) .. 0.22 Mud crab (Alimango) 0.20 0.18 Tiger prawn (Sugpo) 0.19 0.18 Other crustaceans 1.37 .. MOLLUSCS .. .. Freshwater clams (Tulya) .. ..
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority 122 FISHERY
Aquaculture 2018 2017 Volume of Production in metric tons All Species 3033.55 2445.12 Milkfish 739.82 602.58 Tilapia 26.55 27.32 Tiger Prawn 100.00 73.00 Siganid 0.06 0.01 Catfish .. 0.50 Others 618.81 644.91 Oyster 603.20 457.35 Seaweed 945.11 639.45
2018 Aquaculture 1ST QTR 2ND QTR Volume of Production in metric tons All Species 896.43 1015.84 Milkfish 206.15 142.82 Tilapia 12.61 1.40 Tiger Prawn 10.00 .. Siganid .. 0.06 Catfish .. .. Others 125.57 128.52 Oyster 115.83 252.60 Seaweed 426.27 490.44
2018 Aquaculture 3RD QTR 4TH QTR Volume of Production in metric tons All Species 561.48 559.79 Milkfish 181.38 209.48 Tilapia 11.42 1.13 Tiger Prawn 5.00 85.00 Siganid .. .. Catfish .. .. Others 180.53 184.19 Oyster 157.36 77.40 Seaweed 25.80 2.60
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority FISHERY 123
2017 Aquaculture 1ST QTR 2ND QTR Volume of Production in metric tons All Species 853.00 648.98 Milkfish 151.40 94.08 Tilapia 6.22 7.07 Tiger Prawn 7.00 .. Siganid .. 0.01 Catfish .. .. Others 117.24 112.69 Oyster 235.19 140.99 Seaweed 335.94 294.14
2017 Aquaculture 3RD QTR 4TH QTR Volume of Production in metric tons All Species 517.90 425.24 Milkfish 202.08 155.02 Tilapia 12.68 1.35 Tiger Prawn 1.00 65.00 Siganid .. .. Catfish .. 0.5 Others 234.94 180.05 Oyster 58.35 22.82 Seaweed 8.86 0.51
Total Fisheries 2018 2017 Volume of Production in metric tons All species 12,482.39 11,794.76 Acetes (Alamang) 2.29 30.00 Anchovies (Dilis) 237.65 230.46 Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka) 1341.47 691.99 Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/ Bariles) 90.44 147.3 Blue crab (Alimasag) 36.75 38.72
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority 124 FISHERY
Total Fisheries 2018 2017
Volume of Production in metric tons
Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 57.83 46.10 Cavalla (Talakitok) 56.35 90.11 Crevalle (Salay-salay) 62.92 11.09 Eastern little tuna (Bonito) 453.12 225.48 Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) 1,110.03 1,004.01 Flying fish (Bolador) 112.77 134.28 Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 627.09 686.90 Goatfish (Saramulyete) 107.20 122.28 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 34.29 54.84 Hairtail (Espada) 215.78 219.02 Indian mackerel (Alumahan) 169.33 207.15 Bali sardinella (Tamban) 472.99 306.59 Indo-pacific mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 108.39 20.84 Mullet (Kapak) 105.02 126.88 Parrot fish (Loro) 22.55 15.72 Porgies (Pargo) 1.15 1.86 Round herring (Tulis) 2.10 0.19 Roundscad (Galunggong) 706.85 828.37 Siganid (Samaral) 72.68 67.75 Skipjack (Gulyasan) 289.18 534.59 Slipmouth (Sapsap) 193.72 147.99 Snapper (Maya-maya) 115.07 131.55 Spanish mackerel (Tanigue) 32.02 91.51 Squid (Pusit) 702.44 538.70 Threadfin bream (Bisugo) 126.34 79.44 Yellowfin tuna (Tambakol/Bariles) 352.61 304.67 Others (Marine Fisheries) 1,383.14 2,170.40 Milkfish 739.82 602.58
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
Previous data reported as Indian oil sardines (Sardinella longiceps) is the Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) as per BFAR Administrative Circular Oder No. 1 Series of 2019 and PSA approved memorandum of Correcting Nomenclature of Indian oil sardines to Bali sardinella dated 03 July 2019 FISHERY 125
Total Fisheries 2018 2017
Volume of Production in metric tons
Tilapia 35.08 43.64 Tiger prawn 101.03 73.52 Mudcrab 0.99 0.49 White shrimp 2.68 2.02 Carp 0.27 0.13 Catfish 0.55 1.72 Mudfish 0.20 0.59 Freshwater prawn (Ulang) 0.70 0.58 Others (Aquaculture) 618.81 644.91 Oyster 603.20 457.35 Seaweed 945.11 639.45 Eel (Igat) 3.16 1.54 Freshwater goby (Biya) 4.37 8.00 Sardines (Tawilis) 13.68 5.23 Silver perch (Ayungin) 0.14 .. Starry goby (Dulong) 0.04 .. Tarpon (Buan Buan) .. 0.08 Other fishes 7.57 2.16 Freshwater crab (Talangka) .. 1.31 Other crustaceans 3.43 2.48 Freshwater clams (Tulya) .. 0.20
.. No reported data
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority 126 FISHERY
The fisheries sector engaged in the production, growing, harvesting, processing, marketing, developing, conserving and managing of aquatic resources and fishing areas. All activities relating to the act or business of fishing, culturing, preserving, processing, marketing, developing, conserving and managing aquatic resources and the fishery areas including the privilege to fish or take aquatic resources thereof (RA 8550) is known as fisheries.
Data on volume of unloadings and price per kilogram by species were gathered through interviews of key informants who could be a fisherman, operator, fish broker, barangay official or anyone who could give information on the total unloadings of species at the landing center for commercial and municipal fisheries production.
Commercial fishing is the catching of fish with the use of fishing boats with a capacity of more than three gross tons for trade, business or profit beyond subsistence or sports fishing while municipal fishing covers fishing operation carried out with or without the use of a boat weighing three gross tons or less.
Inland Municipal Fishing is the catching of fish, crustaceans, mollusks and all other aquatic animals and plants in inland water like lakes, rivers, dams, marshes, etc. using simple gears and fishing boats some of which are non-motorized with a capacity of three gross tons or less; or fishing not requiring the use of fishing boats.
Aquaculture is a fishery operation involving all forms of raising and culturing of fish and other fishery species in marine, brackish and fresh water environment. Examples are fishponds, fishpens, fish cages, mussel, oyster, seaweed farms and hatcheries. FISHERY 127
The total fisheries volume of production was registered at around 12.5 thousand metric tons in 2018. It was 5.8 percent higher than in 2017. The increment was traced in all the two subsectors namely, municipal fisheries and aquaculture. Of the major species, uptrends were noted on round herring (1,005.3 percent), indo-pacific mackerel (420.1 percent), crevalle (467.4 percent), and eastern little tuna (101.0 percent). Siganid and seaweed came out with better output by 500.0 percent and 47.8 percent, respectively.
A total of 4.3 thousand metric tons was accounted to commercial fisheries which went down by 12.2 percent. The drop was attributed to less fishing trips due to rough seas brought about by weather disturbances such as typhoon and low pressure areas (LPAs) that prevailed during the period.
Marine municipal fisheries production of 5.1 thousand metric tons increased by 15.6 percent compared last year. Relative to last year’s production, inland fisheries production of 51.2 metric tons increased by 14.9 percent in 2018. Fish species increased by 14.6 percent while crustaceans increased by 19.3 percent. Frequent gale warnings related to northeast monsoon (“Amihan”) hampered fishing operations.
Aquaculture recorded a total of 3.0 thousand metric tons output in 2018. It was 24.1 percent higher of the previous year’s mark. Uptrend was influenced mostly by the increased production of seaweeds with 945.1 metric tons harvest, 305.7 metric tons higher than the production of 639.5 metric tons in 2017. An increase of 37.0 was also noted in tiger prawn while oyster harvested 603.2 metric tons this year, 31.9 percent higher the production of 457.4 metric tons last year. 128 FISHERY
Top three unloading in municipal fisheries during the year are the following species: Big-eyed scad, fimbrated sardines and squid with unloading of 804.8 metric tons, 794.0 metric tons, and 670.7 metric tons, respectively.
In commercial fisheries, big-eyed scad had the largest volume of fish unloading with 536.7 metric tons in 2018. Second in rank was the unloading of 496.5 metric tons of roundscad. This was followed by the fish catch of frigate tuna with 444.2 metric tons.
Sardines fish catch in inland fishing recorded 13.7 metric tons in 2018. This was followed by tilapia fish catch of 8.5 metric tons. About 7.6 metric tons fish catch was noted in other fishes species.
Aquaculture production had an increase of 24.1 percent in 2018 compared with its output in 2017. This was attributed to the increased production in brackishwater fishpond with 14.5 percent increase over last year. In the brackishwater environment where a mixture of seawater and freshwater with salinity that varies with the tide, harvests in tiger prawn at 100.0 metric tons and 688.9 metric tons in milkfish was noted.
In freshwater fishpond environment where water is without salt or marine origin, such as generally found in lakes, rivers, canals, dams, reservoirs, paddy fields and swamps, the decrease in production of tilapia with only 26.6 metric tons harvest this year had influenced the decline of 3.0 percent.
In the marine fish cage environement, production decreased by 34.8 percent this year due to the decline in the output of milkfish which only harvested 70.9 metric tons in the current period. FISHERY 129
The second quarter of 2018 had the largest fish unloading compared with the rest of the quarters. Total output reached 4.4 thousand metric tons or 35.4 percent of the total. Top five outputs recorded were the following: big-eyed scad (12.8 percent) at 564.3 metric tons, seaweeds (11.1 percent) at 490.4 metric tons, fimbriated sardines (10.3 percent) at 456.5 metric tons, other marine fisheries (9.0 percent) at 397.4 metric tons, and roundscad (5.8 percent) at 256.8 metric tons.
The first quarter in 2018 ranked second with 3.3 thousand metric tons output or 25.9 percent to total. Other marine species topped the unloading with 710.3 metric tons catch. This was followed by seaweeds with 426.3 metric tons, frigate tuna with 225.1 metric tons, milkfish with 206.2 metric tons, and roundscad with 194.6 metric tons output.
The fourth quarter came in third in the production with 2.6 thousand metric tons or 21.2 percent to total. Fimbrated sardines (10.7 percent) with 282.6 metric tons, big-eyed scad (10.1 percent) with 266.2 metric tons, other marine fisheries (8.1 percent) with 214.4 metric tons, roundscad (8.0 percent) with 211.8 metric tons, and milkfish (7.9 percent) with 209.5 metric tons, still dominated the output this quarter.
The third quarter which had the least production managed to have an output of 2.2 thousand metric tons. Big-eyed scad topped the production with 336.3 metric tons, followed by squid with 279.8 metric tons, fimbriated sardines with 208.5 metric tons, milkfish with 181.4 metric tons, and other aquaculture production with 180.5 metric tons output. 130 LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Volume of Production (in 2018 2017 metric tons)
Carabao 2,824 2,685 Cattle 6,005 5,822 Hog 40,271 40,886 Goat 3,184 3,047 Chicken 16,104 14,414 Chicken Egg 2,711 2,178 Duck 203 186 Duck Egg 269 250
Inventory in Heads (based on January) Carabao 64,066 63,474 Backyard 64,049 63,385 Commercial 17 89 Cattle 63,467 65,103 Backyard 62,417 64,067 Commercial 1,050 1,036 Goat 168,452 171,524 Backyard 166,902 170,072 Commercial 1,550 1,452 Hog 258,722 243,301 Backyard 226,414 218,003 Commercial 32,308 25,298 Chicken 2,211,077 1,956,316 Broiler 267,836 212,818 Layers 16,241 11,673 Native 1,927,000 1,731,825 Duck 100,949 95,690
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys LIVESTOCK and POULTRY 131
Livestock Slaughtered in Slaughterhouses and Chicken Dressed in Dressing Plants 2018 2017
Carabao 875 567 Cattle 11,739 12,265 Hog 142,017 154,614 Goat 5,511 8,761 Chicken 271,413 347,228
2018 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter
Carabao 234 219 Cattle 2,851 2,937 Hog 35,672 35,582 Goat 1,190 1,014 Chicken 75,315 55,481
3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Carabao 233 189 Cattle 2,867 3,084 Hog 34,518 36,245 Goat 1,533 1,774 Chicken 71,941 68,676
1st Semester 2nd Semester
Carabao 453 422 Cattle 5,788 5,951 Hog 71,254 70,763 Goat 2,204 3,307 Chicken 130,796 140,617
.. No data available
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys 132 LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Livestock Slaughtered in Slaughterhouses and Chicken Dressed in Dressing Plants
2017 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter
Carabao 114 106 Cattle 2,986 3,129 Hog 33,914 35,619 Goat 3,127 2,093 Chicken 75,873 86,883
3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Carabao 178 169 Cattle 3,004 3,146 Hog 42,902 42,179 Goat 1,947 1,594 Chicken 97,052 87,420
1st Semester 2nd Semester
Carabao 220 347 Cattle 6,115 6,150 Hog 69,533 85,081 Goat 5,220 3,541 Chicken 162,756 184,472
.. No data available
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Surveys LIVESTOCK and POULTRY 133
Manifestation of maintaining the market for livestock was seen over the year 2018 as the production of carabao and cattle posted a minimal increase of 5.18 percent and 3.14 percent, respectively against that of 2017. These are all attributed to the escalating demand of live animals from Cebu, Manila, Negros Occidental and other neighbouring provinces. It had been a rewarding year for livestock growers especially backyard farms which dominates most of the supply as the liveweight proce of these animals also gained momentum due to the increasing demand.
Carabao production in 2018 was at 2.82 thousand metric tons compared with 2017 which was 2.69 thousand metric tons. In addition, cattle production registered at 6.01 thousand metric tons in 2018 as compared with 2017 production of 5.82 thousand metric tons. Goat production also showed a positive growth of 4.50 percent from 3.05 thousand metric tons in 2017 to 3.18 thousand metric tons in 2018. This was attributed to the strong market demand of live animals from Cebu, Negros Occidental and Manila.
On the other hand, hog showed a slight decline as exhibited by the production of only 40.27 thousand metric tons in 2018 as compared with 40.89 thousand metric tons in 2017 or a 1.50 percent decrease as supply from both commercial and backyard farms declined. It is somewhat a calling for hog growers to engage more in raising hogs especially in backyard farms which controls most of the supply due to insistent demand of live hogs from neighbouring provinces. The live weight buying price per kilogram of hog also catapulted due to increasing demand. 134 LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Chicken posted an upward trend in 2018 which was at 16.10 thousand metric tons compared with 14.41 thousand metric tons in 2017 or an 11.72 percent increase which was attributed to more supply of day-old-chicks for broilers at loading period and more disposal in backyard farms to sustain demand from other provinces.
Duck production also improved slightly in 2018 which tallied at 203 metric tons compared with 2017 production at 186 metric tons or a 9.14 percent increase due to demand from Negros Occidental.
More supply of chicken and duck eggs was noted in 2018 at a rate of 24.47 percent and 7.60 percent, respectively. Chicken egg produce was at 2.71 thousand metric tons in 2018 against 2.18 thousand metric tons in 2017. On the other hand, duck eggs slightly recovered and registered an increase of 269 metric tons in 2018 versus the 250 metric tons production in 2017. VITAL STATISTICS 135
Registered Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother
2017 2018
NEGROS ORIENTAL 23,376 21,766 Amlan 469 374 Ayungon 658 580 Bacong 559 582 City of Bais 1,377 1,353 Basay 471 410 City of Bayawan 1,849 1,758 Bindoy 713 564 City of Canlaon 958 818 Dauin 433 432 City of Dumaguete 2,199 2,180 City of Guihulngan 2,006 1,666 Jimalalud 543 525 La Libertad 642 699 Mabinay 1,360 1,179 Manjuyod 750 637 Pamplona 685 641 San Jose 367 382 Santa Catalina 1,396 1,333 Siaton 1,500 1,334 Sibulan 998 992 City of Tanjay 1,120 1,035 Tayasan 602 604 Valencia 625 617 Vallehermoso 633 631 Zamboanguita 463 440
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration 136 VITAL STATISTICS
2018 Registered Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 11,532 10,234 Amlan 201 173 Ayungon 321 259 Bacong 309 273 City of Bais 728 625 Basay 215 195 City of Bayawan 866 892 Bindoy 321 243 City of Canlaon 418 400 Dauin 226 206 City of Dumaguete 1,148 1,032 City of Guihulngan 886 780 Jimalalud 287 238 La Libertad 372 327 Mabinay 624 555 Manjuyod 325 312 Pamplona 350 291 San Jose 221 161 Santa Catalina 725 608 Siaton 704 630 Sibulan 517 475 City of Tanjay 566 469 Tayasan 319 285 Valencia 329 288 Vallehermoso 332 299 Zamboanguita 222 218
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration VITAL STATISTICS 137
2017 Registered Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 12,297 11,079 Amlan 254 215 Ayungon 332 326 Bacong 286 273 City of Bais 754 623 Basay 257 214 City of Bayawan 990 859 Bindoy 380 333 City of Canlaon 493 465 Dauin 227 206 City of Dumaguete 1,214 985 City of Guihulngan 1,048 958 Jimalalud 285 258 La Libertad 300 342 Mabinay 727 633 Manjuyod 397 353 Pamplona 359 326 San Jose 193 174 Santa Catalina 722 671 Siaton 806 697 Sibulan 505 493 City of Tanjay 586 534 Tayasan 322 280 Valencia 306 319 Vallehermoso 334 299 Zamboanguita 220 243
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration 138 VITAL STATISTICS
2017 Registered Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother
Jan Feb Mar
NEGROS ORIENTAL 2,019 1,567 1,738 Amlan 40 27 21 Ayungon 48 54 50 Bacong 40 38 39 City of Bais 142 90 81 Basay 31 34 25 City of Bayawan 169 120 145 Bindoy 63 42 59 City of Canlaon 104 65 80 Dauin 28 37 39 City of Dumaguete 187 133 183 City of Guihulngan 184 125 128 Jimalalud 46 42 41 La Libertad 54 36 39 Mabinay 138 93 125 Manjuyod 53 41 43 Pamplona 52 45 50 San Jose 36 30 23 Santa Catalina 126 105 101 Siaton 111 97 143 Sibulan 79 66 75 City of Tanjay 94 80 86 Tayasan 44 53 51 Valencia 56 44 38 Vallehermoso 53 32 45 Zamboanguita 41 38 28
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration VITAL STATISTICS 139
2017 Registered Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother
Apr May Jun
NEGROS ORIENTAL 1,848 1,926 1,894 Amlan 37 31 39 Ayungon 56 61 44 Bacong 42 32 47 City of Bais 96 135 97 Basay 32 41 39 City of Bayawan 153 141 132 Bindoy 54 44 76 City of Canlaon 81 75 74 Dauin 39 38 38 City of Dumaguete 167 188 169 City of Guihulngan 175 172 188 Jimalalud 38 41 50 La Libertad 59 46 44 Mabinay 115 102 114 Manjuyod 62 69 78 Pamplona 50 47 70 San Jose 22 23 33 Santa Catalina 126 138 105 Siaton 117 113 105 Sibulan 66 91 86 City of Tanjay 100 86 86 Tayasan 49 57 50 Valencia 37 60 41 Vallehermoso 39 61 51 Zamboanguita 36 34 38
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration 140 VITAL STATISTICS
2017 Registered Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother
Jul Aug Sep
NEGROS ORIENTAL 1,976 1,941 2,100 Amlan 42 52 44 Ayungon 48 44 62 Bacong 61 48 63 City of Bais 128 117 128 Basay 30 48 41 City of Bayawan 163 132 171 Bindoy 63 55 56 City of Canlaon 72 67 92 Dauin 41 35 45 City of Dumaguete 188 196 201 City of Guihulngan 176 155 202 Jimalalud 35 58 45 La Libertad 52 55 63 Mabinay 103 89 114 Manjuyod 65 74 77 Pamplona 54 58 61 San Jose 38 31 33 Santa Catalina 122 100 115 Siaton 142 146 120 Sibulan 80 101 61 City of Tanjay 89 93 90 Tayasan 51 47 56 Valencia 40 57 58 Vallehermoso 54 52 57 Zamboanguita 39 31 45
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration VITAL STATISTICS 141
2017 Registered Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother
Oct Nov Dec
NEGROS ORIENTAL 2,099 2,119 2,149 Amlan 43 45 48 Ayungon 73 61 57 Bacong 53 39 57 City of Bais 108 132 123 Basay 55 47 48 City of Bayawan 181 181 161 Bindoy 66 68 67 City of Canlaon 84 81 83 Dauin 39 27 27 City of Dumaguete 207 185 195 City of Guihulngan 164 169 168 Jimalalud 52 47 48 La Libertad 56 71 67 Mabinay 115 129 123 Manjuyod 61 68 59 Pamplona 71 60 67 San Jose 31 36 31 Santa Catalina 121 111 126 Siaton 123 131 152 Sibulan 98 97 98 City of Tanjay 98 109 109 Tayasan 44 53 47 Valencia 64 59 71 Vallehermoso 52 68 69 Zamboanguita 40 45 48
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration 142 VITAL STATISTICS
Number of Marriages by Place of Occurence
2018 2017
NEGROS ORIENTAL 7,455 7,711 Amlan 116 117 Ayungon 235 239 Bacong 191 205 City of Bais 444 489 Basay 105 129 City of Bayawan 555 616 Bindoy 237 256 City of Canlaon 280 284 Dauin 87 93 City of Dumaguete 810 673 City of Guihulngan 587 579 Jimalalud 184 200 La Libertad 228 274 Mabinay 651 635 Manjuyod 288 327 Pamplona 242 314 San Jose 73 98 Santa Catalina 394 402 Siaton 331 353 Sibulan 277 258 City of Tanjay 414 471 Tayasan 268 252 Valencia 166 129 Vallehermoso 160 189 Zamboanguita 132 129
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration VITAL STATISTICS 143
Number of Marriages by Month 2017
Jan Feb Mar
NEGROS ORIENTAL 887 517 672 Amlan 10 - 9 Ayungon 29 36 13 Bacong 17 24 16 City of Bais 71 19 45 Basay 16 2 10 City of Bayawan 48 26 86 Bindoy 38 16 24 City of Canlaon 28 36 52 Dauin 12 4 8 City of Dumaguete 63 39 58 City of Guihulngan 76 39 28 Jimalalud 21 2 17 La Libertad 32 26 20 Mabinay 83 23 67 Manjuyod 35 31 27 Pamplona 33 17 15 San Jose 7 - 8 Santa Catalina 47 53 28 Siaton 47 41 37 Sibulan 34 8 14 City of Tanjay 48 48 35 Tayasan 45 9 23 Valencia 10 5 11 Vallehermoso 20 8 12 Zamboanguita 17 5 9
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration 144 VITAL STATISTICS
Number of Marriages by Month 2017
Apr May Jun
NEGROS ORIENTAL 739 1,141 737 Amlan 4 15 8 Ayungon 22 32 12 Bacong 16 22 20 City of Bais 51 82 64 Basay 20 16 9 City of Bayawan 107 100 52 Bindoy 39 31 16 City of Canlaon 13 45 19 Dauin 11 14 5 City of Dumaguete 51 72 61 City of Guihulngan 34 122 79 Jimalalud 16 30 11 La Libertad 30 45 22 Mabinay 77 87 61 Manjuyod 29 70 27 Pamplona 30 43 29 San Jose 10 39 8 Santa Catalina 46 48 37 Siaton 30 48 35 Sibulan 24 23 32 City of Tanjay 24 57 61 Tayasan 19 35 24 Valencia 10 9 13 Vallehermoso 13 25 19 Zamboanguita 13 31 13
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration VITAL STATISTICS 145
Number of Marriages by Month 2017
Jul Aug Sep
NEGROS ORIENTAL 519 411 621 Amlan 9 29 8 Ayungon 11 10 16 Bacong 15 15 11 City of Bais 21 18 42 Basay 6 5 3 City of Bayawan 30 26 33 Bindoy 20 3 24 City of Canlaon 19 7 25 Dauin 3 3 7 City of Dumaguete 61 57 43 City of Guihulngan 28 16 70 Jimalalud 15 9 25 La Libertad 16 3 29 Mabinay 51 37 68 Manjuyod 17 21 26 Pamplona 17 8 29 San Jose 5 2 6 Santa Catalina 26 14 24 Siaton 36 11 16 Sibulan 17 28 19 City of Tanjay 44 13 51 Tayasan 16 14 20 Valencia 17 21 5 Vallehermoso 11 32 18 Zamboanguita 8 9 3
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration 146 VITAL STATISTICS
Number of Marriages by Month 2017
Oct Nov Dec
NEGROS ORIENTAL 487 376 604 Amlan 8 9 8 Ayungon 19 9 30 Bacong 7 13 29 City of Bais 36 19 21 Basay 12 6 24 City of Bayawan 31 29 48 Bindoy 23 14 8 City of Canlaon 15 16 9 Dauin 6 3 17 City of Dumaguete 44 36 88 City of Guihulngan 32 26 29 Jimalalud 18 14 22 La Libertad 23 21 7 Mabinay 31 24 26 Manjuyod 13 14 17 Pamplona 13 11 69 San Jose 6 3 4 Santa Catalina 36 20 23 Siaton 17 16 19 Sibulan 12 25 22 City of Tanjay 37 20 33 Tayasan 18 10 19 Valencia 12 5 11 Vallehermoso 12 10 9 Zamboanguita 6 3 12
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration VITAL STATISTICS 147
Registered Deaths by Usual Residence of Deceased
2018 2017
NEGROS ORIENTAL 8,509 8,431 Amlan 188 198 Ayungon 249 255 Bacong 244 255 City of Bais 536 490 Basay 144 138 City of Bayawan 649 662 Bindoy 229 233 City of Canlaon 271 302 Dauin 217 235 City of Dumaguete 1,063 1,071 City of Guihulngan 585 493 Jimalalud 120 130 La Libertad 212 202 Mabinay 418 363 Manjuyod 274 257 Pamplona 220 252 San Jose 152 166 Santa Catalina 476 472 Siaton 464 479 Sibulan 362 390 City of Tanjay 554 552 Tayasan 187 155 Valencia 239 224 Vallehermoso 219 231 Zamboanguita 237 225
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration 148 VITAL STATISTICS
2018 Registered Deaths by Usual Residence of Deceased
Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 4,850 3,659 Amlan 102 86 Ayungon 139 110 Bacong 142 102 City of Bais 310 226 Basay 87 57 City of Bayawan 387 262 Bindoy 137 92 City of Canlaon 178 93 Dauin 122 95 City of Dumaguete 604 459 City of Guihulngan 329 256 Jimalalud 74 46 La Libertad 123 89 Mabinay 230 188 Manjuyod 158 116 Pamplona 125 95 San Jose 74 78 Santa Catalina 265 211 Siaton 269 195 Sibulan 193 169 City of Tanjay 323 231 Tayasan 98 89 Valencia 124 115 Vallehermoso 129 90 Zamboanguita 128 109
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration VITAL STATISTICS 149
2017 Registered Deaths by Usual Residence of Deceased
Male Female
NEGROS ORIENTAL 4,827 3,604 Amlan 130 68 Ayungon 152 103 Bacong 137 118 City of Bais 284 206 Basay 74 64 City of Bayawan 406 256 Bindoy 125 108 City of Canlaon 175 127 Dauin 130 105 City of Dumaguete 620 451 City of Guihulngan 266 227 Jimalalud 69 61 La Libertad 117 85 Mabinay 203 160 Manjuyod 133 124 Pamplona 156 96 San Jose 96 70 Santa Catalina 289 183 Siaton 258 221 Sibulan 226 164 City of Tanjay 304 248 Tayasan 97 58 Valencia 129 95 Vallehermoso 124 107 Zamboanguita 126 99
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Figures are not adjusted for under-registration 150 VITAL STATISTICS
Birth data presented in this special release were obtained from the Certificates of Live Birth (Municipal Form No. 102) that were registered at the Office of the City/Municipal Civil Registrars all throughout the province of Negros Oriental and forwarded to the Philippine Statistics Authority. Information presented includes registered births which occurred from January to December 2018.
A total of 21,766 live births by usual residence of mother were registered in 2018 in the province, 11,532 (53.0 percent) of which were male and 10,234 (43.0 percent) were female. It resulted in a sex ratio of 115 males in every 100 females. On the average, there were about 60 babies born daily or about three babies born per hour in the province.
The number of registered live births in Negros Oriental showed a decreasing trend. The decline of 4.9 percent from 23,376 live births registered births in 2017 were because of the decreases of the registration of 21 cities/municipalities, namely: Bindoy (20.9 percent), Amlan (20.3 perecent), City of Guihulngan (16.9 percent), Manjuyod (15.1 percent), City of Canlaon (14.6 percent), Mabinay (13.3 percent), Basay (13.0 percent), Ayungon (11.9 percent), Siaton (11.1 percent), City of Tanjay (7.6 percent), Pamplona (6.4 percent), Zamboanguita (5.0 percent), Bayawan City (4.9 percent), Santa Catalina (4.5 percent), Jimalalud (3.3 percent), City of Bais (1.7 percent), Valencia (1.3 percent), City of Dumaguete (0.9 percent), Sibulan (0.6 percent), Vallehermoso (0.3 percent), and Dauin (0.2 percent). VITAL STATISTICS 151
Highest occurrence of birth in terms of number was in Dumaguete City. Of the total live births in the province, 10.0 percent (2,180 births) were born in the capital of Negros Oriental. Municipalities and cities with more than a thousand live births were City of Bayawan (1,758 births), City of Guihulngan (1,666 births), City of Bais (1,353 births), Siaton (1,334 births) and Santa Catalina (1,333 births), Mabinay (1,179 births), and the City of Tanjay (1,035 births).
In Negros Oriental, a total of 23,376 live births were registered in 2017. Male births counted 12,297 (52.6 percent) while female births reached 11,079 (47.4 percent). This translated to a sex ratio of 123 males in every 100 females.
On the average, there were about 64 babies born daily or about 3 babies born per hour in the province.
In Negros Oriental registered marriages showed a decline of 3.3 percent from 7,711 in 2017 to 7,455 in 2018. Out of the 25 cities and municipalities of the province, only seven had an increase in registered marriages compared with 2017. Valencia had the highest increase of registration with 28.7 percent. This was followed by Dumaguete (20.4 percent), Sibulan (7.4 percent), Tayasan (6.3 percent), Mabinay (2.5 percent), Zamboanguita (2.3 percent), and Guihulngan City (1.14 percent).
Dumaguete City recorded the highest number of registered marriages of 810, which is 10.9 percent of the total marriages in Negros Oriental in 2018. Second in rank was Mabinay with 651 marriages or 8.7 percent. It was followed by City of Guihulngan and City of Bayawan with 587 (7.9 percent), and 555 (7.4 percent) marriages, respectively. The least number of marriages in 2018 was recorded in the municipality of San Jose at 73 or 1.0 percent. 152 VITAL STATISTICS
In 2017, registered marriages decreased by 2.1 percent from 7,551 in 2016 to 7,711 in 2017. The provincial capital which is Dumaguete City recorded the highest number of registered marriages of 673 or 8.7 percent of the total. This was followed by Mabinay with 635 marriages or 8.2 percent and city of Bayawan with 616 or 8.0 percent. Other municipalities had a share of lower than 8.0 percent to total. The least number of marriage ceremonies carried out in 2017 was in the municipality of Dauin with 93 registered marriages.
May is the favorite wedding month in Negros Oriental in 2017. In Negros Oriental, most marriages occurred in the month of May with 1,141 (14.8 percent) and closely followed by the months of April and June with 739 (9.6 percent) and 737 (9.6 percent) registered marriages, respectively. Then the months of August and November with 411 (5.3 percent) and 376 (4.9 percent) reported the least number of marriages in 2017.
Death reports in 2018 reached 8,509, a 0.9 percent increase than the previous year’s 8,431 deaths in the province. This is equivalent to 23 persons died daily or almost 1 per hour.
Dumaguete City had the highest reported deaths in 2018 with 1,063 (12.5 percent). It was followed by the following cities: City of Bayawan 649 deaths (7.6 percent), City of Guihulngan 585 deaths (6.9 percent), City of Tanjay 554 deaths (6.5 percent), and City of Bais 536 deaths (6.3 percent).
There were more male deaths with 4,850 (57.0 percent) Negros Oriental than females deaths with 3,659 (43.0 percent) in Negros Oriental, except for the municipality of San Jose whre male deaths recorded 74 persons while females deaths reached 78 persons.