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2018 Sorsogon Countryside in Figures 2018 COUNTRYSIDE IN FIGURES [Publish Date] FOREWORD Responding with the commitment to deliver relevant and disaggregated statistics at the local level, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Sorsogon Provincial Office, Sorsogon is pleased to provide our stakeholders, constituents and clientele on our 2018 Countryside in Figures (CIF). This publication which contains relevant data and indicators about the performance of the province, and serve as a useful tool for researchers, students and local level planners. This 2018 edition is our first edition of Countryside in Figures (CIF) covers provincial data on the Overview, History, Topography, General Information, Population, Income and Expenditures, Agriculture, Health, Nutrition and Vital Statistics, Education, Fiscal Administration and Public Order & Safety of the province. Some municipal level data were also presented. We look forward that this publication will be enhanced more in the years to come up with a more comprehensive statistics in order to cater to the needs for useful planning and decision making towards evidenced-based local governance and increase the appreciation on the importance of statistics in the grassroots. ELVIRA O. APOGNOL Chief Statistical Specialist PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY – SORSOGON PROVINCIAL STATISTICS OFFICE 1 2018 COUNTRYSIDE IN FIGURES [Publish Date] Philippine Statistics Authority Provincial Statistics Office Sorsogon LIST OF PERSONNEL Elvira O. Apognol Gemma L. Red Ma. Donna E. Guemo Razel M. Gomez Ines N. Heta Anselma E. Bonto Gaudencio B. Francisco Jr. Eloisa S. De Lima Jesus E. Castillo Primrose G. Eva Susan H. Ayo Ferdinand Hababag Rochelle Alimbo Mary Dean Belnas Ferdinand Aspa Paul Resty Gomez PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY – SORSOGON PROVINCIAL STATISTICS OFFICE 2 2018 COUNTRYSIDE IN FIGURES [Publish Date] FIGURE REFERENCES Figure Number Title 1.1 Total Population by Censal Year: Sorsogon, 1960 to 2015 1.2 Intercensal Population Growth Rate: Sorsogon, 1960-2015 1.3 Top 10 City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 POPCEN Top Five Most Populous City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 1.4 POPCEN 1.5 Five Least Populous City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 POPCEN 1.6 Total Population by Legislative District: Sorsogon, 2015 POPCEN Population Density by Legislative District: Sorsogon, 2015 1.7 POPCEN 1.8 Sorsogon Population Density: 2015 POPCEN Top Five Most Densely Populated Municipalities: Sorsogon, 2015 1.9 POPCEN Five Most Sparsely Populated Municipalities: Sorsogon, 2015 1.1 POPCEN 1.11 Age-Sex Pyramid of Household Population: Sorsogon, 2015 2.1 Inflation Rate and CPI in Sorsogon: January-December 2017 4.1 Corn Production and Area Harvested: Sorsogon, 2007-2016 4.2 Average Yield Per Hectare: Sorsogon, 2007-2016 4.3 Fisheries Production by Sector: Sorsogon, 2013-2017 4.4 Major Aquaculture Species: Sorsogon, 2014-2017 Percent Distribution of Registered Live Births by Type of 6.1 Attendance: Sorsogon, 2014 6.2 Number of Registered Deaths: Sorsogon, 2008-2015 Percent Distribution of Registered Deaths by Type of 6.3 Attendance: Sorsogon, 2014 6.4 Coverage of Fully Immunized Children: Sorsogon, 2011-2016 Percent Distribution of Expenditure Program of Provincial 10.1 Government: Sorsogon, 2014 Distribution of Clientele Assisted by Public Attorney's Office: 12.1 Sorsogon, 2016 Number of Motor Vehicles Registered by Classification: 14.1 Sorsogon, 2014-2016 Distribution of Motor Vehicles Registered by Type of Vehicle: 14.2 Sorsogon, 2016 PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY – SORSOGON PROVINCIAL STATISTICS OFFICE 3 2018 COUNTRYSIDE IN FIGURES [Publish Date] TABLE REFERENCES Table Number Title Top Ten Most Populous Barangays: Sorsogon, 2015 1.1 POPCEN Ten Least Populous Barangays, Sorsogon, 2015 1.2 POPCEN Total Population, Household Population and Institutional Population: Sorsogon, 2000, 2010 and 1.3 2015 Projected Population by Age Group, Sex, Five-Calendar 1.4 Years: Sorsogon, 2010-2015 Number of Household and Average Household Size by 1.5 City/Municipality: Sorsogon, Census Years 2000-2005 Total Population and Growth Rate: Sorsogon, 1990- 1.6 2015 Population, Land Area, and Population Density of 1.7 Sorsogon by City/Municipality: 2015 Total Population, Urban Population and Percent Urban 1.8 by Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 1.9 Sex Ratio by City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 Household Population Five Years Old and Over by Sex, Place of Previous Residence 5 Years Ago: Sorsogon, 1.10 2010 Occupied Housing Units by 1.11 Province/City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 1960-2015 Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, Average Household Size and Ratio of Household and Households Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of 1.12 Building and City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 Occupied Housing Units by Construction Materials of the Roof and Outer Walls and City/Municipality: 1.13 Sorsogon, 2015 Number of Household by Type of Building, Tenure Status of the Housing Unit/Lot and City/Municipality: 1.14 Sorsogon, 2015 PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY – SORSOGON PROVINCIAL STATISTICS OFFICE 4 2018 COUNTRYSIDE IN FIGURES [Publish Date] Number of Household by Kind of Fuel for Lighting and 1.15 City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 Number of Household by Main Source of Water Supply 1.16 for Drinking and City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 Number of Household by Main Source of Water Supply 1.17 for Cooking and City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 Household by Kind of Toilet Facility by 1.18 City/Municipality: Sorsogon, Census Year 2010 Household Reporting Presence of Household Convenience/Device by City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 1.19 Census Year 2010 Household by Usual Manner of Garbage Disposal: 1.20 Sorsogon, Census Year 2010 Human Development Index by Component: Sorsogon, 1.21 2000-2012 Average Family Income and Expenditure, Standard 2.1 Error, Coefficient of Variation: Sorsogon, 2009 Full Year Threshold and Incidence in Sorsogon: 2006, 2.2 2009, 2012 and 2015 Income Gap, Poverty Gap and Severity of Poverty in 2.3 Sorsogon: 2006, 2009, 2012 and 2015 Cluster of Province of Sorsogon Based on the 2015 Poverty Incidence Among Families: 2006, 2009, 2012 2.4 and 2015 Annual Per Capita Food and Poverty Incidence by Urban/Rural Classification in Sorsogon: 2006, 2009, 2.5 2012 and 2015 CPI, Inflation Rate, PPP: Sorsogon, January-December 2.6 2017 (2006=100) 3.1 Status of Land Classification: Sorsogon, 20015-2016 3.2 Land Use Status: Sorsogon, 2014 and 2015 Major Proclaimed Protected Areas: Sorsogon, As of 3.3 2015 Number and Area of Holdings/Farms by Province and 4.1 City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2012 Number and Area of Holdings/Farms by Size of 4.2 Holding/Farm and Number of Parcels: Sorsogon, 2012 PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY – SORSOGON PROVINCIAL STATISTICS OFFICE 5 2018 COUNTRYSIDE IN FIGURES [Publish Date] Number and Area of Holdings/Farms by Legal Status 4.3 of the Holder/Farm Operator: Sorsogon, 2012 Number and Area of Holdings/Farms by Location of 4.4 Parcels, Region and Province: Region V, 2012 Number and Area of Holdings/Farm Parcels by 4.5 Location of Parcels and Land Tenure: Sorsogon, 2012 Number and Area of Holdings/Farm Parcels by 4.6 Location of Parcels and Main Use: Sorsogon, 2012 Number and Area of Holdings/Farm Parcels Planted with Top 20 Permanent Crops by Compact Planting: 4.7 Sorsogon, 2012 Number and Area of Holdings/Farm Parcels Planted with Top 30 Permanent Crops in Terms of Number of 4.8 Trees/Vines/Hills: Sorsogon, 2012 Number and Area of Holdings/Farm Parcels by Location of Parcels and Presence of Irrigation Facility: 4.9 Sorsogon, 2012 Number of Agricultural Operator by Sex and Age 4.10 Group: Sorsogon, 2012 Palay Production and Area Harvested by Type of Farm: 4.11 Sorsogon, 2015 and 2016 Corn Production, Area Harvested, Average Yield and 4.12 Utilization: Sorsogon, 2007-2016 Corn Production and Area Harvested by Type: 4.13 Sorsogon, 2015 and 2016 Area, Number of Farmers, Coconut Barangays, Bearing Coconut Trees, Non-Bearing Coconut Trees by 4.14 City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2012 Area Planted/Harvested and Production of Coconut: 4.15 Sorsogon, 2010-2017 4.16 Pili Production in Sorsogon As of September 2010 Area Planted/Harvested and Production of Pili: 4.17 Sorsogon, 2010-2017 Area Planted/Harvested and Production of Cassava: 4.18 Sorsogon, 2010-2017 Area Planted and Production of Vegetables and 4.19 Rootcrops: Sorsogon, 2013-2017 PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY – SORSOGON PROVINCIAL STATISTICS OFFICE 6 2018 COUNTRYSIDE IN FIGURES [Publish Date] Area Planted/Harvested and Production to Fruit/Fruit 4.20 Trees: Sorsogon, 2013-2017 Inventory of Number of Heads of Livestock and Poultry: 4.21 Sorsogon, 2012-2017 4.22 Animal Slaughtered by Kind: Sorsogon, 2009-2016 4.23 Fisheries Production in Sorsogon: 2013-2017 Number of Rivers, Creeks, Springs and Lakes by 4.24 City/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2017 4.25 Ten Major Marine Fish Species: Sorsogon, 2014-2017 4.26 Major Aquaculture Species: Sorsogon, 2014-2017 Status of Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program 4.27 (CARP) by Phase: Sorsogon, 1972-2016 Household Population 5-24 Years Old Who Were Currently Attending by Age Group, Sex and 5.1 Coty/Municipality: Sorsogon, 2015 Literacy of the Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex and City/Municipality: 5.2 Sorsogon, 2015 Enrolment in Government and Private Schools by Level of Education and Schools Division of Sorsogon (SY 5.3 2016-2017) Teacher-Student Ratio in Government Elementary and 5.4 Secondary School of Sorsogon (SY 2016-2017) Number of Government and Private Schools by Level of Education and Schools Division of
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