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Full Page Fax Print CBMS Poverty Maps: Northern Samar Map 25. Proportion of Households who Experienced Food Shortage, by Municipality, 2006-2008 Ho us eho ld s w ho ex p er ie nc ed f o o d s ho r t ag e M unic ip alit y M ag nit ud e Pr o p o r t io n Las Navas 2 169 37.2 BIRI Pamb ujan 1505 3 1.5 LAOANG 22.6 13.7 M ap anas 66 8 30 .8 LAVEZARES Silvino Lob os 58 4 24 .6 7.5 SAN JOSE PAMBUJAN Catubig 753 23 .7 ALLEN 4.5 31.5 PALAPAG Palap ag 1211 22 .7 7.0 ROSARIO 22.7 B iri 46 4 22 .6 11.7 SAN MAPANAS San Ro que 956 22 .2 CAPUL CATARMAN ROQUE San A nto nio 370 20 .7 VICTORIA 12.3 30.8 San Isidro 854 17.1 4.2 SAN 5.0 22.2 MONDRAGON CATUBIG GAMAY Gamay 70 9 16.0 ANTONIO BOBON 8.1 23.7 16.0 Lao ang 14 85 13.7 SAN 20.7 SAN 8.2 Catarman 18 00 12.3 LAS Rosario 19 8 11.7 VICENTE ISIDRO LAPINIG 7.3 17.1 LOPE SILVINO NAVAS Lo pe De V eg a 256 10.9 DE VEGA LOBOS 4.8 B ob on 28 2 8 .2 10.9 24.6 37.2 M o ndragon 13 4 8.1 Lavezares 4 17 7.5 San V icente 10 7 7.3 A llen 279 7.0 V icto ria 13 0 5.0 Lap inig 97 4 .8 San Jose 153 4.5 Capul 8 3 4 .2 Map 26. Proportion of Households who Experienced Food Shortage, by Barangay, 2006-2008 B o t t o m 10 B ar a ng ay s M unic ip a lit y B ar ang a y M ag nit ud e P r o p o r t io n Lao ang Gib atang an 95 9 9.0 BIRI Catubig Osmeña 57 9 6.6 22.6 LAOANG Sixto T. 13.7 Pamb ujan B alanguit, Sr. 43 95.6 LAVEZARES Las Navas B ulao 2 12 9 3.8 7.5 SAN JOSE PAMBUJAN Gamay Luneta 43 8 9.6 ALLEN 4.5 31.5 PALAPAG Pamb ujan Cagb igajo 67 8 9.3 ROSARIO 22.7 Pamb ujan Senonogan 116 8 9.2 7.0 SAN 11.7 CATARMAN MAPANAS Pamb ujan Igo t 10 3 8 8.8 CAPUL ROQUE 4.2 VICTORIA 12.3 30.8 Pamb ujan Geparayan 18 2 8 8.3 SAN 5.0 22.2 Las Navas Guyo 62 87.3 MONDRAGON CATUBIG GAMAY ANTONIO BOBON 23.7 16.0 SAN 20.7 SAN 8.2 8.1 ISIDRO LAS VICENTE LAPINIG 7.3 17.1 LOPE SILVINO NAVAS DE VEGA LOBOS 4.8 10.9 24.6 37.2 The Many Faces of Poverty (Volume 3) 188 Table 4. Income Indicators, by Barangay, Province of Northern Samar, 2006-2008 Municipality Barangay Households with income below the Households with income below Households who experienced poverty threshold the food threshold food shortage Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion ALLEN Alejandro Village 39 78.0 29 58.0 1 2.0 Bonifacio 114 91.2 108 86.4 13 10.4 Cabacungan 362 77.2 313 66.7 39 8.3 Calarayan 106 73.6 88 61.1 30 20.8 Frederic 101 83.5 86 71.1 0 0.0 Guin-arawayan 53 53.5 31 31.3 1 1.0 Imelda 69 86.3 60 75.0 65 82.3 Jubasan 278 70.7 229 58.3 43 11.0 Kinabranan Zone I 118 57.8 91 44.6 18 8.9 Kinabranan Zone II 127 36.2 84 23.9 12 3.4 Kinaguitman 107 48.6 71 32.3 0 0.0 Lagundi 141 57.3 103 41.9 7 2.8 Lipata 259 63.3 209 51.1 0 0.0 Londres 112 86.2 103 79.2 0 0.0 Lo-oc 75 51.0 45 30.6 32 21.8 Sabang Zone I 49 41.2 46 38.7 1 0.8 Sabang Zone II 279 57.8 202 41.8 3 0.6 Santa Rita 49 74.2 39 59.1 0 0.0 Tasvilla 55 70.5 44 56.4 11 14.3 Victoria 50 64.9 36 46.8 3 3.9 BIRI Kauswagan (Basud) 72 52.2 29 21.0 29 21.0 MacArthur 48 55.8 35 40.7 48 55.8 Pio Del Pilar 179 91.8 173 88.7 95 49.0 Poblacion (Biri) 200 34.1 112 19.1 184 31.4 Progresso 82 57.7 61 43.0 11 7.7 San Antonio 258 75.4 217 63.5 60 17.5 San Pedro 158 77.1 147 71.7 5 2.4 Santo Niño 191 53.5 135 37.8 32 9.0 BOBON Acerida 100 78.1 85 66.4 14 10.9 Arellano 82 66.1 64 51.6 17 13.7 Balat-balud 78 85.7 67 73.6 0 0.0 Calantiao (Pangobi-an) 81 98.8 73 89.0 12 14.6 Dancalan 322 86.8 300 80.9 16 4.3 E. Duran 70 71.4 50 51.0 14 14.3 Gen. Lucban (Pob.) 235 67.3 219 62.8 14 4.0 Jose Abad Santos 71 83.5 61 71.8 57 67.1 Jose P. Laurel 94 86.2 80 73.4 20 18.5 Magsaysay (Doce) 187 63.0 149 50.2 8 2.7 Quezon (Panicayan) 106 70.2 89 58.9 1 0.7 Salvacion 201 59.1 143 42.1 2 0.6 San Isidro 118 56.7 78 37.5 15 7.2 San Juan (Pob.) 137 56.8 107 44.4 44 18.3 Santa Clara (Pob.) 234 51.7 192 42.4 3 0.7 Santander 79 91.9 73 84.9 41 47.7 Somoroy 94 88.7 76 71.7 0 0.0 Trojello 84 72.4 69 59.5 4 3.4 CAPUL Aguin 142 87.7 130 80.2 25 15.5 Jubang 95 88.0 82 75.9 7 6.5 Landusan 219 77.9 184 65.5 0 0.0 Oson 21 45.7 16 34.8 9 19.6 Poblacion Barangay 1 100 78.7 91 71.7 1 0.8 Poblacion Barangay 2 51 50.0 33 32.4 2 2.0 Poblacion Barangay 3 38 35.5 21 19.6 0 0.0 Poblacion Barangay 4 57 49.1 43 37.1 7 6.0 Poblacion Barangay 5 332 68.9 252 52.3 20 4.2 Sagaosawan 26 50.0 12 23.1 3 5.8 San Luis 89 63.6 66 47.1 2 1.4 Sawang 213 77.2 180 65.2 7 2.5 CATARMAN Acacia (Pob.) 16 30.2 13 24.5 6 11.3 Aguinaldo 61 92.4 58 87.9 6 9.1 Airport Village 148 45.8 121 37.5 11 3.4 Bangkerohan 142 48.0 109 36.8 6 2.0 Baybay 648 67.6 529 55.2 6 0.6 Bocsol 101 97.1 99 95.2 1 1.0 The Many Faces of Poverty (Volume 3) 189 Table 4. Income Indicators, by Barangay, Province of Northern Samar, 2006-2008 Municipality Barangay Households with income Households with income Households who experienced below the poverty threshold below the food threshold food shortage Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion Proportion Magnitude CATARMAN Cabayhan 52 83.9 45 72.6 0 0.0 Cag-abaca 273 81.5 221 66.0 59 17.6 Calachuchi (Pob.) 126 41.2 62 20.3 10 3.3 Cal-igang 139 88.0 131 82.9 17 10.8 Cawayan 412 62.6 345 52.4 6 0.9 Cervantes 361 78.3 327 70.9 13 2.8 Cularima 56 82.4 44 64.7 4 5.9 Daganas 193 56.1 144 41.9 123 35.8 Dalakit (Pob.) 846 55.4 598 39.2 74 4.9 Doña Pulqueria 146 71.9 126 62.1 37 18.3 Galutan 247 84.9 227 78.0 2 0.7 Gebalagnan 57 98.3 57 98.3 4 6.9 Gebulwangan 98 81.7 86 71.7 52 43.3 General Malvar 139 100.0 137 98.6 76 54.7 Guba 63 98.4 60 93.8 3 4.7 Hinatad 157 85.3 143 77.7 43 23.5 Imelda (Elimbo) 118 77.6 104 68.4 53 34.9 Ipil-ipil (Pob.) 201 69.8 157 54.5 0 0.0 Jose Abad Santos (Pob.) 221 53.0 145 34.8 13 3.1 Jose P. Rizal (Pob.) 9 25.7 7 20.0 2 5.7 Kasoy (Pob.) 90 75.0 76 63.3 1 0.8 Lapu-lapu (Pob.) 41 55.4 28 37.8 0 0.0 Liberty 104 94.5 101 91.8 64 58.2 Libjo (Binog) 281 78.3 251 69.9 82 23.0 Mabini 190 96.4 182 92.4 81 41.1 Mabolo (Pob.) 22 39.3 19 33.9 7 12.5 Macagtas 383 84.2 345 75.8 39 8.6 Mckinley 512 93.4 483 88.1 0 0.0 Molave (Pob.) 206 61.1 133 39.5 19 5.7 Narra (Pob.) 325 62.4 254 48.8 0 0.0 New Rizal 182 85.0 163 76.2 113 52.8 Old Rizal 237 65.5 195 53.9 6 1.7 Paticua 238 94.4 234 92.9 5 2.0 Polangi 452 90.9 433 87.1 297 59.8 Quezon 106 84.1 92 73.0 64 50.8 Salvacion 107 99.1 105 97.2 23 21.5 Sampaguita (Pob.) 62 56.9 45 41.3 5 4.6 San Julian 44 89.8 41 83.7 17 34.7 San Pascual 68 82.9 58 70.7 31 37.8 Santol (Pob.) 14 19.2 10 13.7 12 16.4 Somoge 171 87.7 154 79.0 3 1.5 Talisay (Pob.) 139 55.2 117 46.4 37 14.9 Tinowaran 79 91.9 77 89.5 1 1.2 Trangue 31 25.2 20 16.3 50 40.7 UEP I 178 57.2 144 46.3 19 6.2 UEP II 86 37.4 61 26.5 23 10.0 UEP III 187 38.6 120 24.7 4 0.8 Washington 227 78.5 190 65.7 73 25.3 Yakal (Pob.) 225 64.3 182 52.0 97 27.7 CATUBIG Anongo 127 86.4 119 81.0 124 84.4 Cagogobngan 83 84.7 78 79.6 37 37.8 Calingnan 142 78.5 123 68.0 68 37.6 Canuctan 43 97.7 43 97.7 24 61.5 Claro M.
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