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Evidence-basedfor policymakers, data researchers on migration and government is critical for policymakers, researchers and government Table of Contents Message Introduction Filipino Emigrants (2007-2017) 1 Exchange Visitor Program Infographics 2 Participants (2014-2017) 65 Technical Tables 13 Infographics 66 Technical Tables 69 Marriage Migrants (2007-2017) 39 Infographics 40 Diaspora Philanthropy Thru Technical Tables 47 LINKAPIL Program (2007-2017) 71 Infographics 72 53 Immigrant Workers (2007-2017) Technical Tables 77 Infographics 54 Technical Tables 56 Philippine Schools Overseas (SY2017) 79 Au Pairs to Europe (2007-2017) 57 Assistance to Nationals Cases (2017) 83 Infographics 58 Technical Tables 62 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 1 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 3 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 4 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 5 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 6 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 7 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants NUMBER OF REGISTERED FILIPINO EMIGRANTS BY CIVIL STATUS (2007-2017) 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 8 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 9 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants OCCUPATIONAL GROUP OF REGISTERED FILIPINO EMIGRANTS PRIOR TO MIGRATION (2007-2017) 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 10 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants OCCUPATIONAL GROUP OF REGISTERED FILIPINO EMIGRANTS PRIOR TO MIGRATION (2007-2017) 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 11 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 12 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants NUMBER OF REGISTERED FILIPINO EMIGRANTS BY MAJOR COUNTRY OF DESTINATION: 2007 - 2017 YEAR USA* CANADA JAPAN AUS ITALY NZL GERMANY UK S. KOREA SPAIN OTHERS TOTAL % Inc. 2007 46,420 14,572 8,806 3,467 1,490 1,639 424 654 576 933 1,618 80,599 2008 34,201 16,443 7,682 3,657 2,405 1,252 489 552 1,482 907 1,730 70,800 -12.16% 2009 40,598 19,967 5,278 3,850 2,734 1,725 518 646 1,458 970 1,974 79,718 12.60% 2010 42,007 27,302 3,766 3,062 3,319 1,114 510 817 1,565 693 1,920 86,075 7.97% 2011 38,463 26,203 3,965 3,957 3,632 1,185 590 749 1,618 871 2,177 83,410 -3.10% 2012 39,124 24,354 4,759 4,259 3,818 1,170 553 881 1,632 808 2,282 83,640 0.28% 2013 38,637 19,041 4,554 4,748 4,526 888 609 829 1,419 868 2,109 78,228 -6.47% 2014 39,594 22,479 4,341 4,467 3,275 974 578 783 982 834 2,382 80,689 3.15% 2015 40,814 33,700 4,387 4,860 2,452 1,197 651 936 700 1,005 2,296 92,998 15.25% 2016 41,298 29,039 4,313 4,819 2,451 1,512 613 1,129 694 966 2,520 89,354 -3.92% 2017 34,956 27,376 4,129 3,993 2,241 1,236 616 1,015 616 920 2,681 79,779 -10.72% TOTAL 436,112 260,476 55,980 45,139 32,343 13,892 6,151 8,991 12,742 9,775 23,689 905,290 % to TOTAL 48.17% 28.77% 6.18% 4.99% 3.57% 1.53% 0.68% 0.99% 1.41% 1.08% 2.62% 100% *Note: USA and Insular Area (American Samoa, Guam, Commonwealth of the Mariana Islands, US Virgin Islands, Republic of Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Republic of Palau, and Commonwealth of Puerto Rico) Source: Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO) 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 13 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants NUMBER OF REGISTERED FILIPINO EMIGRANTS BY SEX: 2007 - 2017 YEAR MALE FEMALE TOTAL SEX RATIO* 2007 30,877 49,722 80,599 62M/100F 2008 27,839 42,961 70,800 65M/100F 2009 31,793 47,925 79,718 66M/100F 2010 36,287 49,788 86,075 73M/100F 2011 34,563 48,847 83,410 71M/100F 2012 34,076 49,564 83,640 69M/100F 2013 31,288 46,940 78,228 67M/100F 2014 32,368 48,321 80,689 67M/100F 2015 40,079 52,919 92,998 76M/100F 2016 37,036 52,318 89,354 71M/100F 2017 33,741 46,038 79,779 73M/100F TOTAL 369,947 535,343 905,290 69M/100F Annual Average 33,632 48,668 82,299 69M/100F *Sex Ratio is number of Males for every 100 Females _______________________ Source: Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO) 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 14 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants NUMBER OF REGISTERED FILIPINO EMIGRANTS BY AGE GROUP: 2007 - 2017 AGE GROUP 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 TOTAL % 14 - Below 17,011 15,420 17,706 20,864 19,891 18,887 17,170 18,014 21,581 20,430 18,741 205,715 22.72% 15 - 19 8,036 7,516 8,246 8,683 8,346 8,493 8,309 8,401 11,102 10,500 9,319 96,951 10.71% 20 - 24 8,484 7,443 7,907 8,388 8,365 8,898 8,029 8,396 8,902 8,127 7,216 90,155 9.96% 25 - 29 9,404 8,019 8,423 8,218 8,629 8,847 8,060 8,790 9,178 9,134 7,957 94,659 10.46% 30 - 34 8,233 7,084 8,022 9,179 8,952 8,867 8,546 9,284 10,238 10,579 9,690 98,674 10.90% 35 - 39 6,669 5,826 6,544 7,682 7,352 7,095 6,677 7,323 8,700 8,821 8,179 80,868 8.93% 40 - 44 4,792 4,337 4,938 5,754 5,657 5,274 4,990 5,159 5,901 5,795 5,364 57,961 6.40% 45 - 49 3,443 3,266 3,666 4,337 4,015 3,749 3,342 3,534 4,248 4,204 3,597 41,401 4.57% 50 - 54 2,844 2,718 3,128 3,433 3,136 2,961 2,979 3,081 3,291 3,215 2,739 33,525 3.70% 55 - 59 3,013 2,615 3,273 3,005 2,785 2,976 3,159 2,870 3,182 2,717 2,399 31,994 3.53% 60 - 64 3,163 2,708 3,163 2,803 2,711 3,160 2,804 2,496 2,710 2,345 1,871 29,934 3.31% 65 - 69 2,699 1,918 2,304 1,803 1,843 2,263 2,184 1,786 2,061 1,809 1,393 22,063 2.44% 70 - Above 2,808 1,861 2,340 1,822 1,713 2,170 1,978 1,555 1,902 1,677 1,309 21,135 2.33% Not Reported / No Response 69 58 104 15 1 2 1 5 255 0.03% T O T A L 80,599 70,800 79,718 86,075 83,410 83,640 78,228 80,689 92,998 89,354 79,779 905,290 100% Average Age 32 31 31 29 29 30 30 30 29 29 29 31 _______________________ Source: Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO) 2017 CFO Statistics on Philippine International Migration 15 Statistics on Filipino Emigrants NUMBER OF REGISTERED FILIPINO EMIGRANTS BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT PRIOR TO MIGRATION : 2007 - 2017 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 TOTAL % Not of Schooling Age 5,445 4,842 5,813 7,061 6,658 6,174 5,661 5,842 6,162 5,999 5,239 64,896 7.17% No Formal Education 157 105 92 83 64 61 69 95 37 26 116 905 0.10% Elementary Level 10,372 8,907 9,986 10,969 10,359 10,089 9,129 9,225 11,272 10,943 9,876 111,127 12.28% Elementary Graduate 2,698 2,314 2,395 2,194 2,152 2,424 2,066 1,980 2,399 2,131 1,861 24,614 2.72% High School Level 9,493 8,216 9,218 9,428 9,260 9,303 8,779 8,665 10,722 10,705 11,060 104,849 11.58% High School Graduate 9,361 8,251 8,702 8,299 8,401 8,707 8,444 8,422 9,473 8,912 7,893 94,865 10.48% Vocational Level 1,157 970 1,273 1,421 1,363 1,414 1,248 1,405 1,587 1,267 1,191 14,296 1.58% Vocational
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    PHILIPPINE JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Journal of the National College of Public Administration and Governance, University of the Philippines Diliman Articles Ilago NPM, Business Process Re-engineering and Local Governments Braganza Plastic Bag Reduction Ordinance in Quezon City Medina-Guce and Galindes Citizen Participation in Local Development Councils Alampay VSO-Bahaginan Framework for Active Citizenship Reflections from Scholars and Practitioners Rasul-Bernardo Islam, Bangsamoro and Democracy Ocampo Against Federalism Drechsler Public Administration and ICT VOLUME LXI JANUARY-DECEMBER 2017 NUMBERS 1 & 2 PHILIPPINE JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Editorial Board ROMEO B. OCAMPO, Chair NORIEL CHRISTOPHER C. TIGLAO, MA. OLIVA Z. DOMINGO, DANILO DR. REYES, MARIA FE VILLAMEJOR-MENDOZA, Members International Advisory Board BELINDA A. AQUINO, JOAQUIN GONZALEZ III, PAN SUK KIM, RAUL LEJANO, JOHN MARTIN, AKIRA NAKAMURA, ROSEMARY O'LEARY, JON S.T. QUAH, SOMBAT THAMRONGTHANYAWONG, ROGER WETTENHALL Issue Editor: ERWIN GASPAR A. ALAMPAY NORIEL CHRISTOPHER C. TIGLAO Managing Editor: EULA MARIE DC. MANGAOANG EditorialAssistant: MERCEDITA M. MIRANDA The Philippine Journal of Public Administration is the official journal of the National College of Public Administration and Governance, University of the Philippines Diliman. It is published during the months of June and December, in partnership with the Philippine Society for Public Administration and the Association of Schools of Public Administration in the Philippines, Inc. The opinions expressed