PSA RSSO VI 2020 ANNUAL REPORT PSA EMBRACING THE NEW NORMAL IN THE 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 2020 ANNUAL REPORT CONTENTS
CONTENTS 03 05 06 07 Regional About PSA Organizational 2020 Director’s Structure Highlights Foreword 11 16 27 30 Philippine Statistical Statistical Statistical Identification Operations Planning and Frameworks and System Coordination Indicators System
33 40 47 50 55 57 Civil Information Partnership Human Financial PSA RSSO VI Registration Dissemination and Linkages Resources and Report Personnel Services Administrative Support
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 3 REGIONAL DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD
immediately and efficiently allocate resources; people in business sectors to understand better their economic REGIONAL positions; data users to address their specific concerns and the general public to have evidence-based information for DIRECTOR’S better decisions in their daily lives. This year’s annual report encapsulates the accomplishments and successes of PSA Western Visayas amidst the FOREWORD constraints brought about by the pandemic, highlighting the major activities – the conduct of the 2020 Census of Population and Housing (2020 CPH) and the implementation
of the first phase of Philippine Identification System Greetings and hope you and your loved ones are healthy, (PhilSys). Behind all these accomplishments are the safe, and coping well with life being upended in the way perseverance and bravery of our field operations staff, in that it has. efficiently executing their assigned tasks from data collection As the government’s central statistical authority, the and supervision, data processing, packaging, and Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) marked its 7th disseminating official information. The frontliners of the civil anniversary in 2020 with the theme “PSA Embracing the registration services of the PSA, in partnership with local New Normal in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)”. With municipal registrars, continued to cater with resoluteness to the challenges brought about by the pandemic, PSA the concerns of clients, bearing in mind the urgency of life- continually adapts to the rapidly shifting and technologically defining civil registry documents brings. -driven environment in the delivery of its mandates. The We are also heartened by the way the citizenry has demand for more appropriate and relevant information has responded to our 2020 CPH and PhilSys registration amplified, deemed more crucial than ever, from all sectors activities. The accommodation of our invaluable respondents of the country: from policy-makers and planners to respond to the persistence of our statistical researchers to various
2020 ANNUAL REPORT REGIONAL DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD 4
PSA surveys allowed us to deliver on time especially those closely monitored survey results by our lawmakers. We also acknowledge the contribution of our partner agencies in the government, local government units (LGUs), academe, and private sectors that have further supported PSA in ways possible by providing equally essential secondary and administrative data augmenting PSA surveys and enhancing our databases. Indeed, 2020 was a remarkably challenging year. With the full support and unrelenting spirit of PSA staff and all data providers, nothing is insurmountable as we come together, stronger than ever in the delivery of relevant and reliable statistics with the innovative and renewed meaning of public service, with the ultimate goal of improved quality of life for all. Marlene Y. Alviar (Chief Statistical Specialist) On behalf of PSA Regional Statistical Service Office Officer-in-Charge VI, madamo guid nga salamat sa atun Guino-o kag PSA RSSO VI sa inyo tanan!
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 5 ABOUT PSA
ADAPTABILITY ABOUT PSA We respond to change with a positive attitude and a willingness to learn new ways to deliver our mandate. We stay on top of
technological advancements and never give up in the face of VISION challenges, instead finding them as opportunities to discover and gain insights to further our services to the public. Solid, responsive, and world-class authority on quality statistics, efficient civil registration, and inclusive identification system. MISSION PSA QUALITY POLICY Deliver relevant and reliable statistics, efficient civil registration We, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), commit to deliver services and inclusive identification system for equitable relevant and reliable statistics and efficient civil registration development towards improved quality of life for all. services and inclusive identification system to our clients and stakeholders.
We adhere to the United Nations Fundamental Principles of CORE VALUES Official Statistics in the production of quality general-purpose statistics. INTEGRITY We observe the highest standards of professional behavior by We commit to deliver civil registration services and inclusive exemplifying impartiality and independence in everything we do. identification system in accordance with the laws, rules and We stand firm against undue influence - ensuring that integrity regulations, and other statutory requirements. cuts across not only in the statistics we deliver, but more We endeavor to live by the established core values of the PSA importantly, in our people. and adopt the appropriate technology in the development of our TRANSPARENCY products and delivery of services to ensure customer satisfaction. We ensure transparency in all interactions and transactions to We commit to continually improve the effectiveness of our Quality build and nurture trust inside and outside the PSA. We strive for Management System towards equitable development for clear communication, shared knowledge, and informed, all- improved quality of life for all. inclusive decisions for cultivating mutual respect at all levels of the organization.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 6
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
MARLENE Y. ALVIAR Officer-in-Charge PSA RSSO VI
MA. GORETTI M. NOVILLA (Supervising Statistical Specialist) Officer-in-Charge, SOCD
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 HIGHLIGHTS 8 2020 HIGHLIGHTS
2020 REGION VI PROVINCES MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Awards is a yearly activities of the PSA field offices through the print, broadcast conducted activity aimed to ensure timely delivery of quality and electronic media. Partnership and Linkages (P&L) outputs in the execution of PSA’s mandated activities. Also, it is category involves coordination and cooperation with public and implemented to increase the PSA’s visibility among its private organizations in conducting and/or participating in stakeholders. activities geared towards upholding the mission of the Office.
The Field Awards articulates recognition to PSA Provincial and In celebration of PSA’s 7th Anniversary, the 2019 Field Awards Regional Offices in delivering outstanding performance of the was given to top performing provinces from among the 81 office mandates. It is composed of several categories — provinces nationwide. PSA Iloilo and Guimaras garnered 2nd Statistical Operations, Data Information Dissemination, and and 3rd place in Statistical Planning and Coordination, Partnership and Linkages, to name a few. respectively. PSA Aklan was awarded as 3rd place and Guimaras garnered the 5th place in Information Dissemination
Statistical Operations is composed of Household Surveys, Category. Further, PSA Antique placed 3rd, PSA Iloilo landed Census and Sampling Frames, Establishment Surveys and 4th, and PSA Capiz placed 5th in Partnership and Linkages. Administrative. Further, Data Information Dissemination covers the dissemination of statistical as well as civil registration
PSA Aklan awarded as 3rd Place in Information Dissemination Category. PSA Antique awarded as 3rd Place in Partnership and Linkages Category.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 HIGHLIGHTS 9
2020 REGION VI PROVINCES MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
PSA Guimaras garnered the 3rd Place and 5th Place in Statistical Planning and Coordination, and Information and Dissemination Category, respectively.
PSA Iloilo garnered the 2nd Place and 5th Place in Statistical Planning and Coordination, and Partnership and Linkages, accordingly.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 10 2020 HIGHLIGHTS
2020 REGION VI PROVINCES MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
PSA Capiz awarded as 5th Place in Partnership and Linkages Category.
PSA Negros Occidental being the largest province in Western Visayas, successfully conducted the 2020 Census of Population and Housing (2020 CPH). The office was also able to pre-register in the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) a total of 834,766 individuals in the last quarter of 2020.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT PHILIPPINE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM 12 PHILIPPINE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
ROLL-OUT OF STEP 1 REGISTRATION
The Philippine Identification System (PhilSys), established by RA 11055 or “PhilSys Act,” is a single digital foundational identification system for all citizens and resident aliens of the Republic of the Philippines. PhilSys aims to provide a valid proof of identity to Filipinos and to improve their lives by making public and private sector services more accessible, secure, and responsive to their needs. Registration Officers I and registrants during conduct of PhilSys Step 1: Pre-registration.
The assisted or tablet-based Step 1 Registration or the house-to-house collection of demographic information and scheduling of appointments had commenced on 12 October 2020 with the target to pre-register 9 million individuals, 18 years old and above from low-income households in 32 priority provinces by the end of the year. In Western Visayas, the target was to pre-register more than two million individuals Enumerators gather the demographic information of registrants from four priority provinces: Antique, Capiz, Iloilo, and Negros in a district of Negros Occidental Province and Municipality of Occidental. Tobias Fornier in the Province of Antique.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT PHILIPPINE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM 13
From the last week of September to October 2020, PRO- PSA RSSO VI and PSOs conducted series of trainings for personnel prior to Step 1 registration. A total of 954 Step 1 Registration PhilSys personnel were hired which is comprised of 166 Registration Officers I (or data collectors), 787 Registration Officers II (or field supervisors), and 76 reserve staff.
CRASD Chief William G. Jaro and CSS Nelida C. Amolar during the 3rd Level Provincial Training on PhilSys Step 1 Registration of PSA Iloilo at Punta Villa Resort, Iloilo City.
At the end of 2020, a significant milestone in PhilSys Step 1 Registration was achieved as the nationwide target of 9 million individuals was breached, registering more than 10 million individuals from low-income households. Region VI surpassed also its 100 percent mark, registering 2,072,771 individuals (103.24%) from the four priority provinces in Region VI (Antique (105.50%), Capiz (108.14%), Iloilo (107.83%), and Negros Occidental (97.55%)).
Negros Occidental PCT with the participants during the 3rd Level Provincial Training on PhilSys Step 1 Registration at Bacolod City, Negros Occidental Province.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 14 PHILIPPINE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
PREPARATORY AND COORDINATION OF STEP 2 REGISTRATION
Arrival of Registration kits in Negros CSS Luis O. Gonzales conducts a meeting with Occidental on 2 November 2020. CSS Nelida Losare did an initial meeting with the the municipal mayor and staff of Moises Padilla, municipal mayor and staff of Nueva Valencia, Negros Occidental on the PhilSys concerns. Guimaras regarding the PhilSys.
To expedite the implementation of PhilSys Registration, the Part also of the preparation was the conduct of trainings for the PSA Region VI and PSOs, through their PhilSys Coordination PhilSys Registration Team (PRT). From November to Team (PCT) coordinated with the LGUs for the establishment December 2020, PRO-PSA RSSO VI and PSOs conducted of LGU-based Registration Centers for the Step 2 series of trainings for personnel prior to Step 2 registration. A Registration. Step 2 Registration is the validation of total of 1,626 PhilSys Step 2 Registration personnel were hired demographic data of applicants and capture of their biometrics which included 269 Registration Center Supervisors, 819 such as fingerprint, iris scan, and front-facing photograph. A Registration Kit Operators, 269 Clerks (or Screeners), and 269
Memorandum of Agreement is executed between the PSA Alternates. and LGU which contains the duties and responsibilities of both parties in the duration of registration.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT PHILIPPINE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM 15
At the end of 2020, nearly all LGUs (93%) in the four priority provinces in Region VI had signed the MOA for LGU-based Registration Centers with eight (8) remaining LGUs from Iloilo. Registration kits were also successfully received by the PSOs from 2-3 November 2020 in coordination with the Unified Commands of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Registration kits were stored in areas under maximum security, undergone hardware check, and installed with RegClient System. This was in preparation for the gradual roll-out of Step 2 Registration in 2021. PCT Aklan coordinates with the Municipal Mayor of Lezo, Aklan on the implementation of PhilSys Step 2 Registration.
Participants during the hands-on training on setting up of PCT Antique discusses the overview of PhilSys with the registration kit devices during the 3rd Level Training on Step 2 Municipal Mayor of Pandan, Antique. Registration in Antique Province.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL OPERATIONS 17 STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
HOUSEHOLD-BASED SURVEYS ESTABLISHMENT-BASED SURVEYS 1. Labor Force Survey (LFS) 2. Consumer Expectations Survey (CES) 1. Annual Survey of Philippine Business Industry 3. Backyard Livestock and Poultry Survey (ASPBI) (BLPS) 2. Commercial Livestock and Poultry Survey 4. Crops Production Survey (CrPS) (CLPS) 5. Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS) 3. Producer Price Survey (PPS) 6. Farm Price Survey (FPS) 4. Monthly Integrated Survey of Selected 7. Agricultural Wages Rate Survey (AWRS) Industries (MISSI) 8. 2017 Annual Poverty Indicators Survey 5. Fisheries Production Surveys (FPS) (APIS) 6. Retail Price Survey (RPS) 9. Cost and Return Survey (CRS) 7. Wholesale Price Survey (WPS) 10. Survey on Overseas Filipinos (SOF) 8. Input-Output Survey of Philippine Business 11. National Demographic and Health Survey and Industry (IOSPBI) (NDHS) 9. Integrated Survey on Labor and Employment 12. Family Income and Expenditure Survey (ISLE) (FIES) 10.Labor Turnover Survey (LTS) 13. Household on Domestic Visitors (HSDV) 11.Occupational Wages Survey (OWS) 14. Functional Literacy, Education and Mass Media Survey (FLEMMS) 15. Census Evaluation Survey (CES)
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL OPERATIONS 18
4. Generation of DomStat 5. GENERATION OF CENSUS ADMINISTRATIVE-BASED 1. 2020 Census on Population and Housing DATA (CPH 2020) 2. Census of Philippine Business and Industries 1. Compilation of Data from Slaughterhouses (CPBI) and Poultry Dressing Plants (CDSPDP) 3. Census on Agriculture and Fisheries (CAF) 2. Foreign Trade Survey (FTS) 3. Generation of Building Permits
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 19 STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
LABOR FORCE SURVEYS (LFS) CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS SURVEY (CES) The Labor Force Survey aims to provide a quantitative Consumer Expectations Survey is a household-based survey on framework for the preparation of plans and formulation of the consumers’ assessment of their family income, financial policies affecting the labor market. It provides statistics on level situation, and the economic condition of the country. A and trends of employment, unemployment and complementary survey to the Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas underemployment for the country and regions. PSA RSSO VI (BSP’s) Business Expectations Survey (BES). CES is has conducted quarterly trainings for the four rounds of Labor conducted quarterly with about 290 to 295 sample households Force Survey in the region. per quarter.
CES Supervision in Aklan with SrSS Arleen Bagoning and SrSS Rovelyn Llamas
LFS Supervision in Iloilo with SrSS Arleen Bagoning
Participants of the January 2020 Consumer Expectations Survey Regional Briefing
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL OPERATIONS 20
2019 ANNUAL POVERTY INDICATORS SURVEY FUNCTIONAL LITERACY, EDUCATION AND MASS (APIS 2019) MEDIA SURVEY (FLEMMS) The 2019 Annual Poverty Indicators Survey gathers data on the The Functional Literacy, Education and Mass Media Survey socio-economic profile of families and other information that are (FLEMMS) generally provides a quantitative framework that will related to their living conditions. It generates indicators that are serve as a basis in the formulation of policies and programs on correlated with poverty in order to determine the percent the improvement of literacy and education status of the distribution of families. It is also focused in the collection of data population. PSA RSSO VI spearheaded the FLEMMS Data to generate non-income-based indicators correlated with Processing for this year. Data Processing is done to check for poverty. the completeness, consistency and reasonableness of entries in the FLEMMS 2019.
SSS Ma. Goretti M. Novilla discusses a topic at FLEMMS Second Level Training.
SrSS Arleen P. Bagoning discusses a topic during the 2019 APIS Second Level Training
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 21 STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
2019 ANNUAL SURVEY OF PHILIPPINE BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY (2019 ASPBI) AND 2019 SURVEY ON INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (2019 SICT)
The Annual Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (ASPBI), one of the designated statistical activities of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), generates essential statistics for economic planning and analysis. It is specifically designed to collect and generate information on the levels, structure, Distribution of sample questionnaires to sample performance, and trends of economic activities of the formal establishments. sector of the country’s economy.
The 2019 ASPBI is the 47th in a series of annual surveys of establishments in the country. It was conducted nationwide in November 2020 with 2019 as reference period. In this round of the ASPBI, the 2019 Survey on Information and Communication Technology (SICT) is a rider to this survey. The PSA Field Offices are greatly involved in every aspect of the field operation such as training, distribution and collection of survey questionnaires, and data processing. For Western Visayas, there were 1,918 ASPBI and 571 SICT sample establishments covered.
Direct interview with a respondent for 2019 ASPBI/SICT
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL OPERATIONS 22
REGIONAL DATA REVIEW FOR AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS The Backyard Livestock and Poultry Survey (BLPS) aims to generate estimates on inventory, number of animals disposed, In 2020, PSA RSSO VI conducted quarterly data reviews prior average farmgate price, egg production of poultry animals, milk to the submission of data for agricultural surveys. Surveys production of dairy animals and other related data of livestock involved are Crops Production Survey, Palay and Corn and poultry commodities at the household level. Production Survey, Fisheries Survey (Commercial, Municipal and Aquaculture), Livestock and Poultry Surveys (Backyard and The Farm Prices Survey (FPS) gathers reliable price information Commercial), and Farm Prices Survey. at the farm level. Its objectives are to generate estimates on farmgate prices of major agricultural commodities and serve as Crops Production Survey (CrPS) aims to generate basic input for forecasting future supply, demand and prices of production statistics for crops other than palay and corn. The agricultural commodities. survey mainly captures the data on volume of production, area planted or harvested, and number of bearing trees or hills or vines.
Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS) generates estimates on palay and corn production, area, yield and other production-related data that serve as inputs for policy making and programs on palay/rice and corn. More surveys in palay and corn are Monthly Palay and Corn Situation Reporting System (MPCSRS), Palay and Corn Stocks Survey (PCSS), and Commercial Stocks Survey (CSS)
Fisheries Surveys which include the Quarterly Aquaculture Survey (QAS), Quarterly Municipal Fisheries Survey (QMFS), Quarterly Inland Fisheries Survey (QIFS), and Quarterly Commercial Fisheries Survey (QCFS), generates estimates of volume and value of fish production for the subsector. Fisheries outputs form part of the estimation for the performance of agriculture. Conduct of quarterly Online Regional Data Review for Agricultural Statistics
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 23 STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
2020 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD
2ND LEVEL TRAINING The Second Level Training is one of the pre-enumeration activities of the region prior to the conduct of 2020 CPH Enumeration, conducted last 20-25 July 2020 at Seda Atria Hotel, Iloilo City in order for the participants to be equipped in field operation strategies and processes, and learn census concepts, definitions, and standardized instructions and guidelines. The event is a 6-day training and was participated in by 41 participants and 10 trainers from RSSO VI and selected participants from the provinces of The participants of 2020 CPH Second Level Training Western Visayas. The learnings in the 2nd level training were cascaded in the 3rd and 4th Level Trainings (provincial and municipal level trainings).
OIC-RD Marlene Alviar welcomes the 4th Level Participants OIC-RD Marlene Alviar with RSSO VI staff in the municipality of New Lucena, Iloilo.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL OPERATIONS 24
VIRTUAL PRESS CONFERENCE PSA RSSO VI OIC Marlene Y. Alviar led the Virtual Press Conference for the 2020 Census of Population and Housing on 28 August. The event was attended by 35 participants from media, regional line agencies, academes, and LGUs and PSA provincial offices. OIC Alviar gave message and the overview of the 2020 CPH. The question and answer (Q&A) portion was one of the highlights of the event. Possible challenges that may be encountered during enumeration such as on the lockdown policies due to COVID-19 pandemic, refusals, and modalities in enumerating households were tackled and addressed in the press conference. SSS Ma. Goretti M. Novilla, OIC-RD Marlene Y. Alviar and CRASD Chief William G. Jaro during the 2020 CPH Virtual Press Conference
REGIONAL CENSUS COORDINATION BOARD The Regional Census Coordination Board (RCCB) was created to ensure systematic coordination of government agencies and instrumentalities involved in the conduct of census. The series of meetings were conducted to give updates of the schedule and timetable of activities of the 2020 CPH. RCCB was created to ensure smooth operation of the conduct of 2020 CPH, and to seek assistance and support in relative to the census enumeration.
Members of the Regional Census Coordination Board
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 25 STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
ENUMERATION Enumeration operations started nationwide on 1 September 2020. More than 9000 field personnel were hired and deployed by the Provincial Statistics Offices in Region VI for data collection on the population and housing characteristics. Despite several lockdowns due to COVID-19 pandemic, enumeration was successfully completed in December 2020.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL OPERATIONS 26
2020 CENSUS EVALUATION SURVEY Census Evaluation Survey for the 2020 CPH was conducted in response to the need to analyze and evaluate the results of the 2020 CPH in selected areas nationwide. It has three (3) major phases, namely: (a) Main Survey; (b) Processing/Matching, and (c) Follow-up Survey. In the region, a second level training was held last 07-09 October 2020. Selected enumeration areas were drawn from Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Iloilo and Negros Occidental.
OIC Marlene Y. Alviar during the 2020 Census Evaluation Survey 2nd Level Training on 07 October 2020.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL PLANNING AND COORDINATION 28 STATISTICAL PLANNING AND COORDINATIONS
RSC VI members present during the 1st Quarter 2021 RSC Meeting on 05 March 2020 at Jalaur Hall, NEDA Office VI.
REGIONAL STATISTICS COMMITTEE
In 2020, PSA RSSO VI co-chaired and acted as the secretariat for the Regional Statistics Committee (RSC) VI. The committee had convened four (4) quarterly meetings held on 05 March, 24 June, 14 August and 09 December, with an average attendance rate of 78.8 percent. The committee also had seven (7) resolutions approved for the year. Participants of the 4th Quarter RSC meeting held via Zoom on 09 December 2020.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL PLANNING AND COORDINATIONS 29
31st NATIONAL STATISTICS MONTH
The National Statistics Month (NSM) celebration aims to promote awareness and appreciation of the importance and values of statistics to the different sectors of the society, and to elicit cooperation and support of the general public in upgrading the quality and standards of statistics in the country. PSA RSSO VI spearheaded the conduct of activities for the 09 October- 31st NSM Opening Ceremony 31st National Statistics Month. The 2020 theme was, “BRIDGING DIGITAL GAPS: MAKING INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO ALL”. Due to restrictions brought by the pandemic, all activities for the National Statistics Month were held online. PSA RSSO VI also spearheaded the conduct of the 31st NSM Opening and Closing Ceremonies, World Statistics Day Celebration in Western Visayas and the Statistical Infographics Contest. More NSM activities are Statistical Infomercial Contest, Statistical Page Contest, and conduct of Webinars related to appreciation of statistics. PSA RSSO VI joined and placed second in the 31st NSM Statistical 09 October- 31st NSM Opening Ceremony Infomercial Contest.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL FRAMEWORKS AND INDICATORS SYSTEM 31 STATISTICAL FRAMEWORKS AND INDICATORS SYSTEM
GROSS REGIONAL DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GRDP) & GROSS REGIONAL DOMESTIC EXPENDITURE (GRDE)
On 23 November 2020, a dissemination forum via Zoom platform OIC-Regional Director Marlene Y. Alviar of PSA RSSO VI was conducted. The activity signaled the OFFICIAL presented the highlights of the 2019 economic performance of DISSEMINATION OF THE 2017-2019 GROSS REGIONAL Western Visayas. Regional Director Ro-Ann A. Bacal of NEDA DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GRDP) AND GROSS REGIONAL Region VI, was the resource person that gave the analysis and DOMESTIC EXPENDITURE (GRDE), giving a picture of the statement on the policy implications of the GRDP and GRDE. economic performance of the region in 2019. Mr. Florande S. Polistico, Chief Statistical Specialist of Production Accounts Division represented the PSA Central Office.
OIC-RD Marlene Y. Alviar presenting the Economic Performance of Western Visayas during the dissemination forum.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICAL FRAMEWORKS AND INDICATORS SYSTEM 32
Performance of the Economy, Western Visayas, 2017-2019 Share of Industries to the Regional Economy: Western At Constant 2018 Prices, in Billion Pesos Visayas At Constant 2018 Prices, in Percent, 2019
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 16.9%
21.0% SERVICES INDUSTRY 62.1%
NEDA VI RD Ro-Ann A. Bacal giving the analysis and Participants of the Dissemination of the 2017-2019 GRDP statement on the policy implications of the GRDP and and GRDE. GRDE.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES 34 CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES
A total of 360,657 outlet transactions, 2020 CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES 94,118 BREQS transactions, and 12,130 electronic endorsements were processed in the RSSO VI-Iloilo Outlet for 2020. There are three Civil Registry System 360,657 388,665 94,118 (CRS) outlets in Western Visayas TOTAL NUMBER BATCH located at PSA, Regional Office VI, VOLUME OF CRS Iloilo City, Bacolod City and PSA Aklan OF COPIES REQUESTS Provincial Office, Kalibo, Aklan. TRANSACTIONS REQUESTED STATISTICS Various documents can be secured at CRS Iloilo Serbilis Outlet like Certificate of Live Birth, Marriage, Death and Certificate of No Marriage, (CENOMAR) Advisory on Marriage 82 likewise Fetal Death printed on 12,130 494 Security Paper (SECPA). ONE-STOP SHOP The public can also secure their ELECTRONIC PROCESSED CLIENTS documents at the Local Civil Registry ENDORSEMENTS CRASM Office in their respective city and SERVED municipality which are BREQS partners. This alternative option caters the clients for their convenience in order for them to save time and money in going to the outlets.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES 35
TOTAL MONTHLY TRANSACTIONS OF CRS ILOILO: 2020
January February March April May June July August September October November December TOTAL
Volume of CRS 51,968 49,941 36,270 0 (ECQ) 7,564 29,425 40,332 26,071 22,712 25,392 34,946 36,036 360,657 Transactions Number of Copies 56,691 54,888 38,748 0 (ECQ) 8,432 32,908 42,695 27,411 24,446 27,070 36,733 38,643 388,665 Requested
Batch Requests Statistics 11,813 13,404 9,884 0 (ECQ) 2,262 9,133 7,497 5,502 4,354 6,482 12,007 11,780 94,118
Electronic Endorsements 2,304 1,736 1,003 160 420 742 917 739 384 964 1,386 1,375 12,130
Processed Certificate for Registration of Authority to 120 35 26 0 (ECQ) 6 9 8 4 7 3 124 152 494 Solemnize Marriage (CRASM)
One-Stop Shop Clients 17 19 15 0 (ECQ) 0 0 0 9 4 13 5 0 82 Served
BATCH REQUEST is a scheme where PSA authorizes a partner CRASM (Certificate of Registration of Authority to Solemnize to receive requests for PSA-issued copies and certifications of civil Marriage) is a certificate issued to a solemnizing officer certifying registry documents from the public and issue the documents to its the registration of his authority to solemnize marriage after clientele. complying with the requirements.
ELECTRONIC ENDORSEMENT is a decentralized and online ONE-STOP SHOP CLIENTS SERVED is service center where transmittal to PSA of birth, marriage and death certificates, which services rendered outside the station. are not available in database and archives, and convert them to digital format so that an authentic copy can be issued to clients immediately.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 36 CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES
MASS WEDDINGS
In February, officials of PSA RSSO VI attended a number of invitations to mass wedding activities within Panay and Guimaras Islands. In the Municipality of Ajuy and Local Government Unit of Balasan on 14th February, PSA RSSO VI CRASD Chief William G. Jaro served as one of the honored guest and served as witness to the exchange of vows of the couples who participated in the activity. In his message, he gave advices to the participating couple on PSA RSSO VI CRASD Chief William G. Jaro as he gives his message to the participating couples of the mass wedding ceremony in Ajuy, Iloilo on how to strengthen the core of their relationships. 14 February.
On the same date, three more mass wedding activities were attended by PSA RSSO VI with Administrative Officer IV Danny S. Leonor in Buenavista, Guimaras; Officer-in-Charge Marlene Y. Alviar in Cabatuan, Iloilo; and Registration Officer IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag in the municipality of San Enrique, Iloilo. All mass weddings were conducted for the benefit of the couples who wished to legalize their union.
Mass wedding activities within Panay and Guimaras islands as attended by PSA RSSO VI Officials on February 2020.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES 37
On 19th February, Registration Officer IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag served as guest speaker during the mass wedding ceremony organized by the municipality of San Lorenzo in Guimaras. The activity conducted for the benefit of the couples who wished to legalize their union and further strengthen their bond as couples.
On 20th and 28th February, Statistical Specialist II Jean Lito N. Esapol imparted his words of wisdom during the municipal mass wedding activities in the municipalities of Sibunag and PSA RSSO VI Registration Officer IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag as guest speaker in a mass wedding conducted in San Enrique, Iloilo on 14 February. Nueva Valencia, Guimaras, respectively.
PSA RSSO VI Statistical Specialist II Jean Lito N. Esapol as he imparts his message during a mass wedding in Nueva Valencia, Guimaras on 28 February.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 38 CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES
TRAININGS AND SYMPOSIA
On 21 February, in observance of the Civil Registration Month celebration, PSA RSSO VI conducted a Registration Symposia at Jalandoni Memorial National High School. CRASD Chief William G. Jaro and Registration Officer IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag gave brief discussion regarding the Concepts on Civil Registration Laws such as RA 9048, RA 10172, RA 9255, RA 10625 and Vital Statistics in Western Visayas. The activity aimed to raise awareness and appreciation on the legal, administrative, and statistics on registry. RO IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag and CRASD Chief William G. Jaro during a Registration Symposia at Jalandoni Memorial National High School on 21st February.
On 26 February, RO IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag, on an echoed training on the Decentralized Processing of Annotated Civil Registry Documents, gave an in-depth discussion on the detailed process flow of Decentralized Copy Annotation Process (DeCAP) and the laws involved in the annotation process. The training was attended by the PSA RSSO VI employees.
RO IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag during an echoed training on Decentralized Processing of Annotated Civil Registry Documents on 26thFebruary.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES 39
PSA RSSO VI CELEBRATES 2020 CIVIL REGISTRATION MONTH
In conclusion of the month-long celebration of the 30th Civil Registration Month (CRM), personnel of PSA RSSO VI spearheaded the conduct of the culminating activity on 28 February, wherein activities such as quiz bee, electronic poster making contest, and search for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) muse were lined up for the celebration. Winners of the 2020 Civil Registration Month Quiz Bee and E-Poster Making Contest with OIC Marlene Y. Alviar and CRASD Chief William G. Jaro.
Winners of the Search for 2020 Binibining CRVS in their astounding gowns made from recycled materials held at The Capitol Place Iloilo, Inc., Iloilo City.
Participants and audience during the 2020 Civil Registration Month Quiz Bee conducted at PSA RSSO VI Training Room.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT INFORMATION DISSEMINATION 41 INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
PUBLICATIONS PREPARED
32 1 4 Data Requests Annual Report Newsletters 36 Researchers Served served
32 Data Requests served 1 Annual Report 1 4 Newsletters 1 Regional Social 12 1 RSET Women and and Economic Quickstats 1 WAM Handbook Men Handbook Trends 12 Quickstats
6 Press Releases 21 Special Releases 6 21 17 17 Infographics Special Press Releases Releases Infographics
2020 ANNUAL REPORT INFORMATION DISSEMINATION 42
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 43 INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
RADIO AND TV INTERVIEWS
In line with the 30th Civil Registration Month celebration, PSA RSSO VI staff guested in various radio and TV programs to raise awareness of the legal, administrative and statistical values of civil registration.
10 February- CRASD Chief William G. Jaro and RO IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag In “Panay Sikat” TV segment of ABS-CBN Iloilo.
23 February- CRASD Chief William G. Jaro on his interview with radio hosts Rey 02 February- PSA RSSO VI staff CRASD Chief William G. Jaro, RO IV Mary Grace Ricafort, Richard Bertuso and Jose Elmer “Pads” Cajilig in the program of RGMA D. Dorilag, and SrSS Rovelyn M. Llamas as guests in the “Good Morning tagged as “Bantay sang Banwa” of DYSI Super Radyo. Philippines” program of Bombo Radyo Iloilo.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT INFORMATION DISSEMINATION 44
In October, Officer-in-Charge Marlene Y. Alviar graced a number of interviews on radio and television. She addressed questions regarding the conduct of 2020 Census of Population (2020 CPH), and the registration processes for the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys).
11 October- OIC Marlene Y. Alviar on her phone call interview with Aksyon Radyo Iloilo. Ms. Alviar gave an overview on the targets and registration processes for PhilSys.
02 and 12 October- OIC Marlene Y. Alviar on her interview with Ms. Darylle 06 September 2021— SSS Goretti M. Novilla of PSA RSSO VI on her phone Marie Sarmiento of GMA One Western Visayas on the status of CPH interview on Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) regarding the status and Operations and PhilSys registration process, and data privacy of registrants. updates for 2020 CPH
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 45 INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
PSA RSSO VI conducted the REGIONAL DISSEMINATION In response to the demand for local level poverty statistics rising FORUM ON THE FULL YEAR 2018 OFFICIAL POVERTY over time, the PSA continues to develop methodologies in STATISTICS OF WESTERN VISAYAS to present results of the improving quality poverty statistics at the local level. The poverty official poverty statistics as based on the Family Income and statistics that the PSA releases serves as basis in program Expenditure Survey (FIES), as conducted by PSA every three planning and decision making by government and private sectors. years. This is further used in the monitoring of Sustainable Development The event was held on 31 January at Zuri Hotel, Iloilo City. Goals and Philippine Development Plan. Resource speakers for the event were NEDA VI Regional Director Ro-Ann A. Bacal, PSA OIC-Assistant National Statistician Fred S. Sollesta, and PSA VI Officer-in-Charge Marlene Y. Alviar.
31 January- Participants of the Regional Dissemination Forum on the Full Year 2018 Official Poverty Statistics of Western Visayas, with resource speakers NEDA VI RD Ro-Ann A. Bacal, OIC-ANS Fred S. Sollesta and PSA VI OIC Marlene Y. Alviar, held at Iloilo City.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT INFORMATION DISSEMINATION 46
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION & DATA PRIVACY ORIENTATION
The PSA RSSO VI spearheaded the conduct of VIRTUAL Representative from Policy Review Division of National Privacy ORIENTATION ON DATA PRIVACY AND TRAINING ON Commission Atty. Vida Zora G. Bocar and Presidential FREEDOM OF INFORMATION on 28 July 2020. The virtual Communications Operations Office, Atty. Mae Ann Sandoval and orientation was attended by 150 participants from PSA regional Ms. Patricia Marii O. Maranan served as resource speakers during and provincial offices in Western Visayas, regional line agencies, the virtual orientation and training. academia, and members of Regional Statistical Committee. In the morning, Training on Freedom of Information was conducted and The aim of the webinar is to provide basic knowledge and answer Orientation on Data Privacy was consequently conducted in the queries on freedom of information protocols; and to provide briefing afternoon. on the prohibitions and advantages of securing data privacy.
28 July- Some participants of the Virtual Orientation on Data Privacy and Training on Freedom of Information, with resource speakers Atty. Vida Zora G. Bocar, Atty. Mae Ann Sandoval and Ms. Patricia Marii O. Maranan.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT PARTNERSHIP AND LINKAGES 48 PARTNERSHIP AND LINKAGES
ONE BILLION RISING 2020
The Philippine Statistics Authority Region VI joined the global dancestrike, One Billion Rising (OBR), spearheaded by the Ugsad Regional Gender Resource Center at the Sunburst Park, J.M. Basa Street, Iloilo City on February 14, 2020. PSA RSSO VI participated in the event through solidarity dance, to show support and end violence against women, which is about one PSA RSSO VI on One Billion Rising by the Ugsad at the Sunburst billion women and girls across the planet. The One Billion Rising Park, J.M. Basa Street, Iloilo City on February 14, 2020. dance-strike in Iloilo City was participated in by other National Government Agencies, Local Government Units, State University and Colleges and private entities continuously campaigning to raise awareness on Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC).
LIMPYO ILOILO
PSA RSSO VI extended its support to the Iloilo Provincial Government in the province-wide convergence cleanup drive dubbed as “Limpyo Iloilo” which was initiated by the Provincial Government Environment and Natural Resources Office (PGENRO) on 21 February 2020. This activity aimed to promote the culture and character of cleanliness and spirit of volunteerism among Ilonggos.
PSA RSSO VI volunteers cleaned along the highway going to the Iloilo International Airport, Sta. Barbara, Iloilo.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT PARTNERSHIP AND LINKAGES 49
MALASAKIT SA KALIKASAN
In line with the 120th Civil Service Anniversary celebration, PSA RSSO VI, joined the “Malasakit sa Kalikasan – A Tree Planting Activity”. An activity organized by the Civil Service Commission Regional Office No. VI and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources Regional Office VI on 25 September 2020 at Brgy. Calajunan, Mandurriao, Iloilo PSA RSSO VI participated on 120th Civil Service Anniversary City. celebration though a tree planting activity.
The said activity aimed to engage the government agencies and other stakeholders to do something positive for the local community in an open, friendly environment. PSA RSSO VI was represented by Administrative Officer IV Danny S. Leonor, Administrative Assistant III Eufrosina A. Propetiado and Administrative Assistant II Rachel S. Cabador during the activity.
AA II Rachel S. Cabador, AA III Eufrosina A. Propetiado, AOIV Danny S. Leonor, and during the Malasakit sa Kalikasan on 25 September 2020 at Brgy. Calajunan, Mandurriao, Iloilo City.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT HUMAN RESOURCES AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT 51 HUMAN RESOURCES ACTIVITIES
HUMAN RESOURCES TRAININGS
PSA RSSO VI conducted an echo training on 14 October 2020 which was attended by all the employees from CRASD and SOCD purposely to allow the employees to grow their knowledge base and improve their skills to become more effective in the workplace
Training on Knowledge Management was given by Registration Officer IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag, to empower employees to grow and seek the knowledge they need to perform their jobs to RO IV Mary Grace D. Dorilag discusses the Knowledge the best of their ability. Management at PSA RSSO VI training Room on 14 October 2020.
Statistical Specialist II Jean Lito N. Esapol discussed the processing of annotated Civil Registry Documents affected by Republic Act 9048.
CRASD Chief William G. Jaro enlightened the employees on the importance of Mental Health in the Workplace aimed to educate employees about common conditions and how to recognize signs of mental health problems in themselves and their peers.
CRASD Chief William G. Jaro enlightened the employees on the importance of Mental Health in the Workplace.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT HUMAN RESOURCES ACTIVITIES 52
HUMAN RESOURCES TRAININGS
PhilSys personnel— AAII Talisa Quimsing, ROI John Levi Tomulto and ISA Adrian Ladigohon imparted the significance, basic components, and step-by-step process of PhilSys
the PhilSys Registration; and Information Systems Analyst I On 19 October 2020 PSA RSSO VI conducted an echoed training to allow its personnel to and expand and improve their Adrian Ladigohon discussed the PhilSys as a platform for the skills and understanding on various matters. development of the nation.
In-depth discussion on the Philippine Identification System CRASD Chief William G. Jaro also gave a lecture on stress (PhilSys) Program, its basic components and impact to the lives management with the aim of educating the employees on the of Filipinos was given by PhilSys Administrative Assistant II root causes of workplace stress and to provide a range of Talisa Luiselle Quimsing; Registration Officer I John Levi useful and practical ways and strategies to deal with stress and Tomulto presented the step-by-step process and the timeline of reduce it to a manageable level.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 53 HUMAN RESOURCES ACTIVITIES
OATH-TAKING AND ONBOARDING OF NEWLY
HIRED AND PROMOTED PSA EMPLOYEES
The newly hired employees took their oath under PSA RSSO VI On June 25-26 2020, the PSA RSSO VI conducted the Officer-In-Charge, Marlene Y. Alviar. The Philippine Statistics “Onboarding of Newly Hired and Promoted PSA Employees”. Authority RSSO VI and Iloilo Provincial Statistics Office on the The two-day Onboarding was participated by 17 newly hired fourth day of June 2020 held at Learning and Development. The PSA employees; one from the province of Aklan, one from Newly Hired and Promoted Employees of PSA RSSO VI and Antique, two from Capiz, one from Guimaras, three from Iloilo, PSA Iloilo: Ma. Adoresa C. Parreño - SA - PSA Iloilo; Harris three from Negros Occidental and six from the regional office. Angelo G. Ebojo - SA - PSA Iloilo; Excel C. Tacaisan - RO I -
PSA Iloilo; Nerissa L. Campaniel - SA - PSA RSSO VI.
Oath Taking Ceremony of the newly hired employees on the 4th day of June 2020 at Learning and Development Center, PSA RSSO VI, Iloilo City. PSA RSSO VI participants during the “Onboarding of Newly Hired and Promoted PSA Employees” with OIC Marlene Y. Alviar and CRASD Chief William G. Jaro.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT HUMAN RESOURCES ACTIVITIES 54
PSA 7TH ANNIVERSARY
The Philippine Statistics Authority Regional Statistical Services Office VI (PSA RSSO VI) employees and staff celebrated the 7th Anniversary of PSA on 12 September 2020, with the theme “PSA Embracing New Normal in the 4IR”. Virtually attended by A “madre de cacao” tree planting activity on 12 September all PSA employees via WebEx, National Statistician and Civil 2020 at Datu Sumakwel Farm, Barangay Igpuro, Miag-ao, Iloilo. Registrar General Claire Dennis S. Mapa delivered his inspiring anniversary message on expounding the implementation of the National Identification System; and upcoming projects like Familiy Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES), Civil Registry System- Information Technology Project 2 (CRS-ITP2), Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS) and the conduct of the 2020 Census of Population and Housing. Amidst the Beach clean-up at Barangay Baybay Sur, Miagao, Iloilo and challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Usec. Mapa expresses gift-giving activity in the home for the aged Balay Puloy-an ni the need to maintain personal health and safety, and Maria, Sisters of Charity of St. Anne. strengthening support systems while delivering quality PSA services. Part of the celebration was the tree planting of cacao plants in Bgy. Igpuro Miagao, and a beach clean-up at Barangay Baybay Sur, Miagao, Iloilo to promote environmental awareness and to do something positive in the local communities. To conclude the celebration, a gift-giving activity was conducted in the home for the aged Balay Puloy-an ni Maria, Sisters of Charity of St. Anne. PSA RSSO personnel concluded the anniversary with a beach clean-up at Baybay Sur, Miagao, Iloilo.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 55 FINANCIAL REPORTS
PSA RSSO VI 2020 Consolidated Net Assets FINANCIAL REPORTS Quarterly Comparative (In Thousand Pesos)
PSA RSSO VI 2020 Financial Position by Office (in thousand pesos)
Total Total OFFICE Total Assets Liabilities Equity RSSO VI and Guimaras 6,080 662 5,418 Aklan 3,238 214 3,024 Antique 1,722 451 1,271 Capiz 2,343 476 1,867 PSA RSSO VI 2020 Subsidy from National Government Iloilo 24,660 1,231 23,429 Total NCAs and NTAs (In Thousand Pesos) Negros Occidental 3,350 1,426 1,924 OFFICE RSSO VI and Guimaras 78,590.00 Aklan 33,766.00 PSA Iloilo's bloated assets caused by the unclaimed Advances for Operating Antique 50,462.00 Expenses (i.e. CPH Enumerators Wages). Capiz 54,950.00 Iloilo 132,851.00 Negros Occidental 137,676.00
Subsidy from National Government is a revenue account that comprises cash requirements of the agency in the form of NCA issued by the DBM, and cash transfers downloaded from Central Office thru NTA.
2020 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL REPORTS 56
PSA RSSO VI 2020 Cash Flows by Activity (In Thousand Pesos)
Investing Financing Net Operating Unused Operating OFFICE Activities Activities Activities Funds Activities RSSO VI and Guimaras 531.00 - - - 531.00 Aklan - - 3,493.00 3,493.00 - Antique 483.00 - 2,117.00 2,109.00 491.00 Capiz 586.00 - 4,875.00 4,875.00 586.00 Iloilo 695.00 - 17,077.00 17,081.00 691.00 Negros Occidental 887.00 - 22,591.00 22,591.00 887.00
Investing Activities consist of capital expenditures such as acquisition of PSA RSSO VI 2020 Operating Expenses by Type capitalizable assets out of capital outlay (In Thousand Pesos)
Financing Activities consist of expenditures pertaining to capital financing ang OFFICE PS MOOE bank charges RSSO VI and Guimaras 24,593 52,792 Net Operating Activities (NOA) consist of cash inflows (subsidies) and cash outfows (operating expenses) of the agency. The high NOAs are represented by Aklan 6,310 26,275 the unsed funds returned to BTr. Antique 6,169 43,829 Capiz 7,534 46,755 Operating Expenses are expenses incurred by the agency in the excercise of their Iloilo 9,862 109,320 mandates which include personnel services (PS), and maintenance and other operating expenses (MOOE) Negros Occidental 10,634 127,012
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 57 2020 PSA RSSO VI PERSONNEL
MARLENE Y. ALVIAR MA. GORETTI M. NOVILLA ARLEEN P. BAGONING (Chief Statistical Specialist) (Supervising Statistical Specialist) Senior Statistical Specialist Officer-in-Charge, PSA RSSO VI Officer-in-Charge, SOCD
FRED S. SOLLESTA Officer-in-Charge Assistant National Statistician Civil Registration Services (CRS)
WILLIAM G. JARO MARY GRACE D. DORILAG RONIE C. CAJAYON Chief, CRASD Registration Officer IV Accountant III
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 PSA RSSO VI PERSONNEL 58
ROVELYN M. LLAMAS MIGUEL S. GALLEGO I YRAN B. FERNANDEZ ELMER S. TUMLOS Senior Statistical Specialist Statistical Specialist II Statistical Specialist II Statistical Specialist II
JEAN LITO N. ESAPOL DANNY S. LEONOR BERNADINE A. DESLATE DEBBIE F. BARILE Statistical Specialist II Administrative Officer IV Administrative Officer IV AO III/ Cashier II
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 59 2020 PSA RSSO VI PERSONNEL
ROEL JUDE G. BAGAFORO NERISSA L. CAMPANIEL MERCY JOY V. NAGTALON ROBERT H. MANUEL Statistical Analyst I Statistical Analyst I Information Officer I Assistant Statistician
MA. CHRISTINA M. TROZADO EUFROSINA A. PROPETIADO RACHEL S. CABADOR DAISY M. LUZ AO III/ Supply & Records Officer Administrative Assistant III Administrative Assistant II Administrative Aide VI
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 PSA RSSO VI PERSONNEL 60
JULIENE KLAIRE M. VESCATCHO DANICA L. LIGAN PEARL ROSE P. PARCON ADRIAN L. LADIGOHON COSW, SOCD COSW, CPH Personnel COSW, CPH Personnel COSW, PhilSys Personnel
FELINA G. CHIN KRISTAL GALE S. CARVAJAL SHEKINAH MAE K. GRAJO CHARITY JOY A. ZULLA Administrative Aide VI COSW, CRASD COSW, CRASD COSW, ORD
2020 ANNUAL REPORT 61 2020 PSA RSSO VI PERSONNEL
JOHN LEVI E. TOMULTO ROGER C. DELGADO FELIX O. PROPETIADO JUAN D. JEREZ COSW, PhilSys Personnel COSW, Driver COSW, Driver COSW, Utility
AIM-J V. PEÑALVER LERMA M. SEMALBURO ROEL M. SENDICO MARIEL A. ALIBO COSW, CRS COSW, CRS COSW, CRS COSW, COA
2020 ANNUAL REPORT J. Villanueva Bldg., Iznart Street, Iloilo City, Iloilo 5000 Tel. No.: (033) 335-0316, 335-0907 Email: [email protected]
[email protected] @psa6govph rsso06.psa.gov.ph