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State-Of-The-Art Dialysis Clinic 8-Slice Hi-Speed CT Scan 1 Dapitan City Sibutad Dipolog City Rizal Manukan Polanco Roxas . largest province in the region with 730,101 Jose Dalman Katipunan Piñan La Libertad has. where ½ is devoted to agriculture Mutia Sindangan Sergio Osmeña Siayan Liloy Salug Labason Leon B. Postigo Zamboanga del Sur - 466,478 has Godod Province of Zamboanga Sibugay - 336,322 has. Gutalac Tampilisan Zamboanga del Sur Kalawit Zamboanga City - 142,099.99 has. Baliguian Isabela City - 22,694.78 has. Province of Siocon Zamboanga Sibugay Sirawai Sibuco Zamboanga City Isabela City 2 . situated in the northwestern edge of the Zamboanga Peninsula . bounded in the : north - Province of Misamis Occidental south - City of Zamboanga east - Province of Zamboanga del Sur and Zamboanga Sibugay west - Sulu Sea Misamis Occidental Zamboanga del Sur Zamboanga Sibugay Zamboanga City 3 Dapitan City Sibutad Dipolog City Rizal 2 cities Jose Dalman Polanco Roxas Manukan Katipunan Piñan 25 municipalities La Libertad Mutia Sindangan Siayan Sergio Osmeña Liloy Labason Salug Leon B. Postigo Godod Gutalac Tampilisan Kalawit Baliguian Siocon Sirawai Sibuco 4 5 6 - meaningful tool - examine and inventory our people’s needs - plan better - identify better strategies - allocate resources where it is most needed - vital approach to local planning and decision making 7 8 - participatory - consensus oriented - accountable - transparent - responsive - effective and efficient - equitable and inclusive - follows the rule of law 9 700 000 45.2% 3.1% 579 479,7 12.5% 600 000 561 919,9 507 146,0 64.6 63.0 500 000 17.4% Rank 2 Rank 1 55.9 Rank 4 386 899,3 400 000 329 525 47.0 300 000 42.4 Rank 17 Rank 25 200 000 100 000 0 1997 2000 2003 2006 2007 PovertyMagnitude Incidence of Magnitudefamilies in poverty Source: National Statistical Coordinating Body 10 1. Timely launching and implementing 2. Active partcipation 3. Responsive to the immediate needs of indigent communities 11 12 13 14 15 16 State-of-the-art Dialysis Clinic 8-slice hi-speed CT scan 17 SP Resolution No. 663, passed in October 8, 2007 for the adoption of CBMS in the province. 18 Dapitan City Sibutad Dipolog City Rizal Manukan Polanco Jose Dalman 1. LA LIBERTAD Roxas Piñan La Libertad Katipunan Mutia Sindangan 2. PIÑAN Sergio Osmeña L.Postigo 3. SERGIO OSMEÑA Liloy Salug Labason Siayan Gutalac Tampilisan 4. SIAYAN Godod Kalawit 5. LEON POSTIGO Baliguian 6. GODOD Siocon Sirawai Sibuco 19 - Family income below the poverty and food threshold - Poor access of education - Poor access to water supply 20 Income and Livelihood Proportion of households with income below the poverty threshold, in Six (6) Municipalities 100 90 86,3 80,1 81,3 77,5 77,7 80 75,00 71,8 71,1 67,5 70 64,4 65,10 60 50,8 50 40 30 25,2 20 15 15,20 13,4 9,1 10 1,4 0 La Libertad Piñan Leon Postigo Sergio Osmeña Siayan Godod households with income below poverty threshold households with income below food threshold households experienced food shortage Unemployed members of the labor force 21 Basic Education Proportion of children not attending school, by age bracket, in Six (6) Municipalities 90 81,7 80 72,1 70 66,4 66,30 60 53,4 54,1 49,2 50,2 50 47,5 46,7 43 43,8 40 35,10 37,00 30,8 29,2 28,3 30 26,5 20 10 0 La Libertad Piñan Leon Postigo Sergio Osmeña Siayan Godod children 6-12 years old not attending elementary children 13-16 years old not attending high school children 6-16 years old not attending school 22 23.
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