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Enhanced SEP 2014-2015 Preface The Socio-Economic Profile of Bataan before only contained plain tables and data without further description and analysis of the content, trend and impact of information that were deemed to be useful for the people particularly the Bataeños to know more of the province. For this year, the information usually gathered for SEP have been described. Available data with 5-year trend have also been presented. Moreover, graphical representations and write-ups are included. It is in this sense that the term “enhanced” has been intertwined in the SEP of the province- this initial effort aims to elevate the usual method of doing SEP so as to guide and help the users, researchers, investors, and decision-makers for easier understanding of data that describe the present sectoral characteristics of the province. This is only the start of systematic innovation of the province’s databank so as to transform this into a more useful reference, the Data Analytics Project. It is hoped that this document will be of help to all those concerned. Acknowledgement We would like to recognize all the LGUs, departments, offices and individuals who contributed to the preparation of this document, the Enhanced Socio-Economic Profile 2015. Table of Contents Page No. I. General Information 1 Area 1 Population 1 Political Figures 2016 1 Demography 2 Population Characteristics 2 Size and Population 2 Growth Rate per Municipality 4 Bataan Population Projection 5 Population Density 6 2. Economic Sector 7 A. Agriculture 7 A.1 Crops 7 A.2 Land Distribution 9 A.3 Livestock 11 Livestock Population 11 Poultry Production 12 B. Water District 13 C. Cooperative 14 D. Environment & Natural Resources 22 Mangrove Groundthruthing 22 E. Industry & Trade 24 Freeport Area of Bataan 24 F. Tourism 29 3. Social Services and Community Development Sector 31 A. Day Care Centers 31 B. Farm Home Resources Management 33 C. Poorest Barangays in the Province of Bataan 35 4. Health, Nutrition and Population Management Sector 40 A. Nutritional Status 40 Number of Normal Weight 41 Number of Underweight 41 Number of Overweight 41 Number of Severely Underweight 42 B. Trends of Vital Health Statistics 42 Crude Birth Rate 43 Crude Death Rate 43 Infant Mortality Rate 43 Perinatal Mortality Rate 43 Maternal Mortality Rate 44 Neonatal Mortality Rate 44 Death Among Child < 5 years old 44 C. Leading Causes of Infant Mortality 45 D. Leading Causes of Mortality & Morbidity 47 E. Natality by sex and by Birth Weight 50 F. Total Births by Attendance 52 G. Family Planning Method 54 H. Rural Health Units 56 I. Environmental Health Service 58 Households with access to Improve/Safe Water 60 Households with access to Level I Water System 60 Households with access to Level II Water System 60 Households with access to Level III Water System 61 Households with Sanitary Toilet 61 Household with Satisfactory Disposal of Solid Waste 62 Households with Complete Basic Sanitation Facilities 63 J. Program Accomplishments of PHO 63 5. Public Services Sector 69 A. Civil Service or Public Personnel Administration 69 B. Financial and Fiscal Administration 70 Income by Fund Source 70 Income and Expenditure, Province of Bataan 71 Income and Expenditure, Including Records of Municipality/City 72 Real Property Tax Collection 73 Summary of Assessment Report 75 C. Public Order and Safety 76 Police Force and Station 76 Crime Volume and Solution Efficiency 77 Firefighter, Station and Equipment 79 Fire Incidence 80 6. Infrastructure and Utilities Sector 81 A. Transportation 81 Roads and Bridges 81 National Road 81 Old Junction Layac-Balanga-Mariveles Port Road 83 Roman Superhighway (Bataan Expressway) 83 Gov. J.J Linao Road 83 Bagac-Mariveles Road 84 Provincial Road 84 Municipal Road 85 Barangay Road 85 Bridges 85 Bataan Transport Mall 85 Transport 86 No. of Motor Vehicles Registered 86 Inter and Intra Provincial Roads 87 Other Modes of Transportation 87 Ports and Harbors 88 Private Ports 88 Communication 89 Post Office 89 Telecommunication 91 Power and Electrification 94 Status of Electrification 94 Water Resources and Water Supply 98 Irrigation 98 Flood Control and Drainage 103 7. Education and Manpower Development Sector 104 Pre-Elementary Schools Enrollment 104 Elementary and Secondary Education 105 Elementary Schools, Enrollees and Graduates 105 Secondary Schools, Enrollees and Graduates 107 Classroom-Student Ratio 109 Teacher-Pupil Ratio 109 Tertiary Education 110 Tertiary Schools Enrollees and Graduates 110 Tertiary Graduates by Descipline 111 8. Housing and Community Development Sector 113 Occupied Housing Units by Construction Materials 114 Housing Units by Tenure 115 Tables and Figures Page No. 1. Table A.1 Fast Facts About Bataan 1 2. Figure 1.1 Population of Bataan 2 3. Figure 1.2 Central Luzon Population FY 2015 2 4. Figure 1.3 Total Population by Municipality/City, Bataan 2000 2 5. Figure 1.4 Total Population by Municipality/City, Bataan 2010 2 6. Figure 1.5 Total Population by Municipality/City, Bataan 2015 3 7. Figure 1.6 Population Shares by Municipality/City Censal Year 3 2000, 2010 and 2015, Provine of Bataan 8. Figure 1.7 Population by Municipality/City Province of Bataan 4 Year 2000, 2010 and 2015 9. Figure 1.8 Annual Population Growth Rate 2010-2015, 4 Province of Bataan 10. Table A.2 Total Population Projections by Single Year by 5 Municipality/City (Census 2015) 11. Figure 1.9 Population Projections 2011-2020, Province of Bataan 6 12. Figure 1.10 Population Density, Censal Year 2015 and 2000, 6 Province of Bataan 13. Table B.1 Palay Production CY 2011-2015 7 14. Figure 2.1 Palay Production in Metric Tons (M.T.), 7 Province of Bataan CY 2011-2015 15. Figure 2.2 Palay Production Effective Area (has.), 8 Province of Bataan CY 2011-2015 16. Table B. 2 Palay Sufficiency CY 2011-2015 8 17. Figure 2.3 Palay Sufficiency, Province of Bataan CY 2011-2015 9 18. Table B.3 Land Distribution Accomplishment, Province of Bataan 9 CY 2011-2015 19. Figure 2.4 Number of Farmer Beneficiaries, Province of Bataan 10 CY 2011-2015 20. Figure 2.5 Land Distributed in Hectares, Province of Bataan 10 CY 2011-2015 21. Figure 2.6 Total Number of Distributed Lots, Province of Bataan 10 CY 2011-2015 22. Table B.4 Livestock Population (No. of Heads), Province of Bataan 11 CY 2011-2015 Page No. 23. Table B.5 Animal Slaughtered (No. of Heads), Province of Bataan 11 CY 2011-2015 24. Figure 2.7 Livestock Population and Animal Slaugthered 12 (No. of Heads), Province of Bataan CY 2011-2015 25. Table B.6 Poultry Population CY 2011-2015 12 26. Figure 2.8 Poultry Population, Province of Bataan CY 2011-2015 12 27. Table B.7 Water District by Municipality/City Total Sales and 13 Expenses, Province of Bataan CY 2011-2015 28. Figure 2.9 Water District by Municipality/City Total Sales and 13 Expenses, Province of Bataan CY 2011-2015 29. Table B.8 RA-95 Masterlist of Re-Registered Cooperatives, 15 Province of Bataan (District I) CY 2015 30. Table B. 9 RA-95 Masterlist of Re-Registered Cooperatives, 18 Province of Bataan (District II) CY 2015 31. Table B. 10 Mangrove Coverage by Municipality/City, 23 Province of Bataan CY 2011-2015 32. Table B.11 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 24 No. of Registered and Operating Locators and Workers Employed by Locators CY 2010-2015 33. Figure 2.10 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 24 Registered and Operating Locators CY 2010-2015 34. Figure 2.11 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 25 No. of Workers Employed by Locators CY 2010-2015 35. Table B. 12 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 25 Local and Foreign Investment Generated CY2010-2015 36. Figure 2.12 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 26 Local Investment Generated CY2010-2015 37. Figure 2.13 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 26 Foreign Investment Generated CY2010-2015 38. Table B.13 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 27 Import - Export (in USD) CY 2011-2015 39. Figure 2.14 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 27 Cost of Import (in USD) CY 2011-2015 40. Figure 2.15 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 28 Value Gained from Export (in USD) CY 2011-2015 Page No. 41. Figure 2.16 Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB), 28 Net Value Created form Import -Export (in USD) CY 2011-2015 42. Table B.14 Excursionist Arrival, Province of Bataan CY 2012-2015 30 43. Table B.15 Tourist Arrival, Province of Bataan CY 2012-2015 30 44. Table C.1 Number of Child Development Center Enrollees and 31 Graduates by Gender, Province of Bataan CY 2015 45. Table C.2 Ratio and Gap of Child Development Center Enrollees to 32 Child Development Center Graduates, Province of Bataan CY 2015 46. Figure 3.1 Percent of Child Development Center Enrollees by 32 Municipality/City, Province of Bataan CY 2015 47. Figure 3.2 Percent of Child Development Center Graduates by 32 Municipality/City, Province of Bataan CY 2015 48. Table C.3 Farm Home Resources Management, 33 Province of Bataan CY 2015 49. Figure 3.3 Number of RIC Organizations by Municipality/City, 34 Province of Bataan CY 2015 50. Figure 3.4 Number of RIC Members by Municipality/City, 34 Province of Bataan CY 2015 51. Table C.4 Listahan II Data Statistics (as of Feb. 29, 2016), Top 20 Poorest 35 Barangays (In terms of Magnitude) 52. Figure 3.5 Top 20 Poorest Barangays (In terms of Magnitude) 36 53.
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