CONTENTS

Message from the Chief Statistical Specialist

Mission, Vision, Core Values Quality Policy and Corporate Personality

The PSA Misamis Occidental

The Province of Misamis Occidental

Misamis Occidental in NUMBERS

The BEST of 2018

2018 Activities

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF STATISTICAL SPECIALIST

The Philippine Statistics Authority Misamis occidental has shown a very promising growth in terms of personnel developments and work attitudes. Hence, the 2018 theme “Leveling Up” is truly in our hearts. We evolved from a well-known loser, emerged now as challenged worker, trying very hard to accomplish all our tasks on or ahead of deadlines even with inadequate Staff. We never fear seatbacks nor disappointments. We just go on our own journey even others are finding faults in us. Every experience – good or bad – is a great teacher. Because we knew that even the most accomplished people sometimes suffer setbacks. The more the bitter the lessons, the greater the success will be.

The year 2018 is the luckiest year for us. The number “8” truly symbolized an upturn of the province as the first quarter gives us honour in our hardwork when we got the PSA award “Best in Statistical Operation” and “3 rd Place in Partnership and Linkages”. It awakens our courage that we can do it. It makes us strong to continue to grow and do the best we can to achieve more in our work and boost for quality outputs.

We are striving and aiming for a higher standard both in Statistical Operations and Civil Registration Services, thus we are committed to deliver world-class and quality statistics and civil registration services to our clients and stakeholders.

Accomplishing our scheduled tasks is not just our focus. We are also concerned on our environment. We worked-out some share on earth preservation like planting trees and mangrove, and coastal clean-up. We are also sharing our limited resources to nourish children through classroom feeding activities because we believe that children are our future descendants. They will be the one to continue our mission.

MARIA LIZA M. BIGORNIA Chief Statistical Specialist

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VISION “Solid responsive world-class authority on quality statistics and civil registration.”

MISSION “Deliver relevant, reliable statistics and civil registration services for equitable development towards improved quality of life for all.”

CORPORATE CORE VALUES PERSONALITY

daptability rofessional esponsive ransparency nnovative

Trategic Thinker ntegrity otivated

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Quality Policy

We, the Philippine Statistics Authority, commit to deliver relevant and reliable statistics and efficient civil registration services to our clients and stakeholders.

We adhere to the UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics in the production of quality general-purpose statistics and commit to deliver civil registration services in accordance with the laws, rules and regulations, and other statutory requirements.

We endeavour to live by the established core values and corporate personality of the PSA and adapt the appropriate technology in the development of our products and delivery of services.

We commit to continually improve the effectiveness of our Quality Management System to ensure equitable development towards improved quality of life for all.

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o The Chief Statistical Specialist (CSS)

STATISTICAL DIVISION: o Supervising Statistical Specialist (SSS) o Two (2) Statistical Specialists II (SSII) o Two (2) Statistical Analysts (SA) With this number o Assistant Statistician (AS) of employees, all

surveys were CIVIL REGISTRATION DIVISION conducted mostly o Registration Officer II (ROII) o Registration Officer I (ROI) on time and sometimes ahead ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION of deadlines, and o Administrative Officer I (AOI) clients in civil o Administrative Aide VI (AAVI) registration were o Disbursing Officer (DO) – Designate fully served

CONTRACT OF SERVICE WORKERS (COSW) o Three (3) Administrative Aide V o Driver o Utility Worker

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The province of Misamis occidental

The 2,006.63 Sq. Km. province is located in the region of Northern Mindanao in the Philippines. Its capital is the city of Oroquieta. The province borders Zamboanga del Norte and Zamboanga del Sur to the west and is separated from Lanao del Norte by Panguil Bay to the south and Iligan Bay to the east.

17 City and Municipalities of Misamis Occidental

Aloran Ozamiz City Baliangao Panaon Bonifacio Plaridel Calamba Sapang Dalaga Clarin Sinacaban Concepcion Tangub City Jimenez Tudela Lopez Jaena Don Victoriano Oroquieta city

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Misamis Occidental In Numbers

Total Population of Misamis Occidental as of August 2015 (Higher by 6.075% from 2010 CPH) (there are 103 males for every 100 females) In 2015, Ozamiz City recorded the highest total population at 141,828 followed by Oroquieta City (CAPITAL) at 70,757. On the other hand, Don Victoriano has the lowest population at 10,183. In terms of land area, Don Victoriano has largest area at 284.60 sq. km. and Panaon got the lowest land area at 46.80 sq. Km.

Table 1. 17 CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES OF MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL, 2015 Land Population Density Population Area (Persons per Sq. in 2015 (sq. km.) Km) 1. ALORAN 27,625 118.6 234 2. BALIANGAO 17,092 81.72 209 3. BONIFACIO 32,345 155.02 209 4. CALAMBA 21,676 76.00 285 5. CLARIN 37,548 75.73 496 6. CONCEPCION 10,937 61.60 178 7. JIMENEZ 27,654 81.43 340 8. LOPEZ JAENA 25,055 94.70 265 9. OROQUIETA CITY (CAPITAL) 70,757 237.88 297 10. OZAMIS CITY 141,828 169.95 835 11. PANAON 10,209 46.80 218 12. PLARIDEL 38,900 80.00 486 13. SAPANG DALAGA 19,983 93.93 213 14. SINACABAN 18,391 99.09 186 15. TANGUB CITY 63,011 162.78 387 16. TUDELA 28,932 87.34 331 17. DON VICTORIANO CHIONGBIAN 10,183 284.60 36

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Inflation rate CPI Consumer Price Index Purchasing (2012=100) Power of Peso

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Table 2. CPI and Inflation Rate by month Month CPI Inflation rate The highest reported Consumer January 120.4 2.2 Price Index (CPI) and inflation rate February 121.0 3.9 in 2018 is at the month of October March 121.4 3.4 April 121.4 2.4 at 127.3 and 7.6 respectively. May 122.3 2.1 Among the commodity groups, June 122.7 4.4 “Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco” July 123.4 4.7 August 124.4 5.3 got the highest CPI at 187.8, September 126.0 6.1 followed by “Health” at 130.5 and October 127.3 7.6 “Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas November 126.4 6.9 December 125.6 5.3 and Other Fuels” at 127.9 CPI by Commodity Group

187.8 127.9 123.0 130.5 Housing, Water, Electricity, Alcoholic Beverages Education and Tobacco Health Gas and Other Fuels 120.0 122.9 114.8 Food and Non- Furnishings, Household Restaurant and Miscellaneous Goods and Alcoholic equipment and Routine Beverages Maintenance of the house Services 107.7 107.2 108.0 109.2 Clothing and Recreation and Transport Communication Foot wear Culture 4 | P a g e

Construction Statistics

buildings constructed for the th 4 quarter

42,900 Sq.m. P 410,813.00 Total Value of Total Floor area

Construction Residential buildings constructed for the th 4 quarter P 133,210.00

Value of Construction Non-Residential buildings constructed 17,539 Sq.m. th for the 4 quarter Floor area

P 255,857.00 Additional, Alterations and Value of Construction repair for the th 23,328 Sq.m. 4 quarter Floor area

P 123,990.00

Value of Construction 1,888 Sq.m.

Floor area Table 3. Construction Statistics by quarter and type, 2018 1st quarter 2nd quarter 3rd quarter 4th quarter Residential 265 298 346 259 Floor Area 15,276 17,564 19,795 17,539 Value 114,250 133,124 147,992 133,210 Non-residential 49 46 62 43 Floor Area 14,490 21,145 40,429 25,328 Value 150,298 226,548 331,052 255,857 Add’t, alter & Repair 3 17 12 15 Floor Area - 884 70 1,888 Value 3,008 19,777 8,482 123,990 5 | P a g e

Agricultural Statistics

Table 4. Production of Palay by quarter: 2018 period Production Area Planted (in metric tons) (in hectares) 1st quarter 19,236.00 4,863.00 2nd quarter 19,046.00 4,863.00 3rd quarter 25,295.00 5,680.00 4th quarter 19,592.50 9,360.00

Table 5. Production of Corn by quarter: 2018 period Production Area Planted (in metric tons) (in hectares) 1st quarter 10,800.00 5,818.00 2nd quarter 924.00 680.00 3rd quarter 25,223.00 12,213.00 4th quarter 19,853.00 9,360.00

Table 6. Livestock and Poultry inventory by quarter: 2018 Animal type As of As of As of As of April 2018 July 2018 October 2018 January 2019 Carabao 21,125 21,692 Cattle 32,281 32,268 Swine 128,343 130,499 150,967 128,325 Chicken 1,979,971 2,418,775 2,509,764 2,099,383 Ducks 28,926 28,325

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CIVIL REGISTRATION (Vital Statistics) During the 1st to 3rd quarter of year 2018…

live births in Misamis Occidental (by usual place of residence of mother)

male live births

female live births

Marriages Occurred in Misamis Occidental

1,794 male deaths deaths whose usual residence 1,363 female deaths is Misamis Occidental

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“BEST IN STATISTICAL OPERATIONS” AND “3RD PLACE IN PARTNERSHIP AND LINKAGES”

One of biggest accomplishment of PSA – Misamis Occidental for the year 2018 was being awarded as the “best in statistical operations” on 2017 PSA FIELD AWARDS that was conducted at The Heritage Hotel Manila, Pasay City last March 2018. Furthermore, PSA – Misamis Occidental was awarded as “3rd place in partnership and linkages”. These awards inspired the provincial office staff to maintain the submissions from January to December 2018 on time or even submit it before the deadlines with best quality of data.

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LAND CANVASSING

Last November 25, 2018, Deputy National Statistician Daniel A. Ariaso Sr., together with the Officer – in – Charge of Region X Janith C. Aves and PSA – Misamis Occidental Chief Statistical Specialist Maria Liza M. Bigornia, meet the mayors of Misamis Occidental in connection to the one hectare land that will be donated for the new PSA buildings.

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BEFORE

THE NEW LOOK OF CENSUS SERBILIS OUTLET – OZAMIZ CITY

Renovation has started last October 2018 by the UNYSIS Managed Services

Incorporated in coordination with the PSA – Misamis Occidental Provincial Office. Renovation was made, not only to standardize the interior design with other outlets, but also to achieve a more comfortable and convenient transactions for the clients.

AFTER

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The following were the statistical surveys and censuses successfully conducted last 2018:

1. HOUSEHOLD-BASED SURVEYS a. Quarterly Labor Force Survey (LFS) b. 2018 Family Income and Expenditure Survey – 1st visit (FIES) c. Quarterly Consumer Expectation Survey (CES) d. Agricultural Wage Rate Survey (AWRS) e. Farm Price Survey (FPS) f. Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS) g. Palay and Corn Stock Survey (PCSS) h. Monthly Palay and Corn Situation Report (MPCSR) i. Quarterly Municipal Fisheries Survey (QMFS) j. Quarterly Inland Fisheries Survey (QIFS) k. Quarterly Commercial Fisheries (QCFS) l. Quarterly Aquaculture Survey (QAFS) m. Crops Production Survey (CPS) n. Agricultural Situation Report (ASR) o. Enhanced Information on the Survey of Palay production (EISP) p. Backyard Livestock and Poultry Survey (BLPS) q. Commercial Livestock and Poultry Survey (CLPS) r. Compilation of Data from Slaughterhouses and Poultry Dressing Plants (CDSPDP) s. Survey on Overseas Filipino (SOF)

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2. ESTABLISHMENT-BASED SURVEYS a. Quarterly Survey on Philippine Business and Industry (QSPBI) b. Consumer Price Index (CPI) c. Weekly Survey of Selected Petroleum Products d. Retail Price Survey of Agricultural Commodities e. Wholesale Price Survey of Agricultural Commodities f. AGMARIS g. Weekly Cereals and Fertilizers Price Monitoring h. 2017 Annual Survey on Philippine Business and Industry (ASPBI) i. 2017 Survey on Information and Communication Technology (SICT) j. 2017/2018 Integrated Survey on Labor and Employment (ISLE) k. 2018 Occupational Wage Rate Survey (OWS) l. Labor Turnover Survey

3. ADMINISTRATIVE-BASED SURVEYS a. Domestic Trade Statistics (DOMSTAT) b. Collection of Approved Building Permits

4. CENSUSES a. 2018 Census of Philippine Business and Industry – 1st Phase (CPBI) / Updating List of Establishments (ULE) b. 2018 Geo-tagging of Building Structures

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Different activities were conducted in 2018 relation to Civil Registration

1. CIVIL REGISTRATION MONTH a. CRM Launching b. TV Interview c. Local Civil Registrars (LCR) Recognition d. Poster-Making Contest e. Mobile Registrations thru Mass Weddings f. Tree Planting Activity

2. DECENTRALIZED VITAL STATISTICS SYSTEM (DVSS)

3. CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF AUTHORITY TO SOLEMNIZE MARRIAGE (CRASM)

4. ISSUANCE OF SECURITY PAPERS (SECPA) a. Birth Certificate b. Marriage Certificate Certificate of No Marriage Highest number of issuance for c. Birth Certificate, Marriage and d. Death Certificate CENOMAR is on the month of JUNE. Death Certificate is on the month of NOVEMBER

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Here are the activities in coordination with other agencies in 2018:

1. NATIONAL STATISTICS MONTH a. Poster Making Contest

b. Bamboo Tree Planting – held at Tangub City, Misamis Occidental

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c. “Zumba sa Bukid” – Held at View Deck, Hoyohoy, Tangub City

d. Feeding program – held at Sta. Cruz Elementary School, Ozamiz City

2. NATIONAL WOMENS MONTH a. In coordination with PNP Ozamiz city

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b. In coordination with TESDA Oroquieta city

3. FIRE PREVENTION MONTH a. In coordination with BFP Ozamiz City

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4. BRIGADA SKWELA

5. PSA ANNIVERSARY a. Clean-up Drive b. Feeding Program 2nd visit

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1. PSA EMPLOYEES NIGHT

2. ZUMBA SESSIONS

3. BASKETBALL SESSIONS

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