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Woman and Child Statistical Guide on the Situation of Women and Children in Davao City Davao City State of the Women and Children Report 2018 Woman and Child Statistical Guide on the Situation of Women and Children in Davao City 2017 State of the Women & Children Report State of the Women and Children Report Davao City Contents Message of City Mayor Sara Z. Duterte i Message of Ms. Maria Luisa T. Bemudo Department Head II, CSSDO ii Action Officer, Council for the Welfare of Children Message of Dr. Josephine J. Villafuerte City Health Officer iii Vice Chairperson, Local Health Board City Health Office Foreword of Ivan C. Cortez Officer -In Charge iv Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator City Profile v State of the Women and Children Report Vision and Mission for Children viii Highlights of the Women Development Code 1 Rights of the Child 2 Components of the Children’s Rights Survival and Health 12 Development and Education 29 Protection of the Child 41 Participation of the Child 52 Women’s Participation in Politics and Governance 54 Women’s Welfare Program 57 Laws and Issuances 58 Contributing Agencies 79 2017 State of the Women & Children Report List of Maps Table 1.1 Female Household Population of Davao City by Single Age, 2010, with Projected Population, 2016- 3 2020 Table 1.2 Male Household Population of Davao City by Single Age, 2010, with Projected Population, 2016- 5 2020 Table 1.3 Population 15 Years Old and Over and Population In the Labor Force, Davao Region, 2011-2015 9 Table 2.1 Pregnant Women with First Pre-Natal Visit, by District, 2011-2015 14 Table 2.2 Pregnant Women who had their First Pre-natal Visit in the First Trimester of Pregnancy, by District, 14 2011-2015 Table 2.3 Pregnant Women with Hemoglobin Determination, by District, 2011-2015 15 Table 2.4 Pregnant Women who are Anemic, by District, 2011-2015 15 Table 2.5 Pregnant Women who had TT2+ Immunization, by District, 2011-2015 16 Table 2.6 Women who Delivered with At Least 4 Prenatal Visits, by District, 2011-2015 16 Table 2.7 High Risk Pregnant Women who Delivered, by District, 2011-2015 17 Table 2.8 Outcome of Pregnancy of Women who Delivered, by District, 2015 17 Table 2.9 Livebirths, by Sex, by District, 2015 18 Table 2.10 Percentage of Low Birth Weight among Newborns, 2011-2015 18 Table 2.11 Women who Delivered Livebirths, by Age Group, 2011-2015 19 Table 2.12 Deliveries by Skilled Birth Attendants, by District, 2011-2015 19 Table 2.13 Births Delivered in Health Facilities, by District, 2011-2015 20 Table 2.14 Women who Delivered Livebirths and Stillbirths and Received Complete Vitamin A Supplementation 20 during Pregnancy, by District, 2011-2015 Table 2.15 Mothers Initiated Breastfeeding, by District, 2011-2015 21 Table 2.16 Fully Immunized Children, 0-11 Months Old, by District, 2011-2015 21 Table 2.17 Prevalence Rate of Malnourished Children, 0-71 Months, by District, 2011-2015 22 Table 2.18 Deworming/Antihelmintics, by Age Group, 2015 23 Table 2.19 Ten Leading Causes of Under-Five Morbidity, 2015 23 Table 2.20 Ten Leading Causes of Under-Five Mortality, 2015 24 Table 2.21 Number of Maternal and Infant Mortality, 2011-2015 24 Table 2.22 Leading Causes of Maternal Deaths, 2015 24 Table 2.23 Ten Leading Causes of Infant Morbidity and Mortality, 2015 25 Table 2.24 Ten Leading Causes of Infant Mortality, 2015 25 State of the Women and Children Report Table 2.25 Family Planning Contraceptive Users, per Method, 2011-2015 25 Table 2.26 Clients Given IEC on STI, HIV and AIDS, 2015 26 Table 2.27 Laboratory Results of Female Clients with Medical Intervention, Reproductive Health and Wellness 26 Center, 2015 Table 2.28 Number of Households with Access to Safe Drinking Water, by District, 2011-2015 27 Table 2.29 Number of Households with Access to Sanitary Toilets, by District,2011-2015 27 Table 3.1 Early Childhood Care and Development, 2011-2015 30 Table 3.2 Enrolment of Pre-School, by Sector, by Level, by Sex, 2011-2015 30 Table 3.3 Enrolment in Public Elementary Schools, by Level and by Sex, 2011-2015 33 Table 3.4 Enrolment in Private Elementary Schools, by Level and by Sex, 2011-2015 33 Table 3.5 Enrolment in Public Secondary Schools, by Level and by Sex, 2011-2015 34 Table 3.6 Enrolment in Private Secondary Schools, by Level and by Sex, 2011-2015 34 Table 3.7 Summary Performance Indicators of Public Elementary and Secondary Levels, SY 2010-2011—SY 38 2014-2015 Table 3.8 Percentage Female Participation in Elementary Education, by Level, SY 2010-2011—SY 2014-2015 39 Table 3.9 Percentage Female Participation in Secondary Education, by Level, SY 2010-2011—SY 2014-2015 39 Table 4.1 Registration of Births, 2015 42 Table 4.2 Registration of Births Under Mother's Maiden Name, by Sex, 2015 42 Table 4.3 Births by Transnational Parents by Nationality, 2015 43 Table 4.4 Physically Abused Children, Reported, Filed and Referred by Agency, by Sex, 2015 43 Table 4.5 Verbally Abused Children, Reported and Assisted, by Agency, by Sex, 2015 43 Table 4.6 VAWC Cases Reported to City Mayor’s Office, by Type of Cases, 2011-2015 44 Davao City Table 4.7 Location of Respondents and Clients, CY 2015, Davao City 45 Table 4.8 Age Range of Clients and Respondents, CY 2015 45 Table 4.9 Occupations of Respondents and Clients, CY 2015, Davao City 46 Table 4.10 Result of Conference Scheduled/Conducted Re: Financial Support 46 Table 4.11 Sexually Abused Children, by Assisting Agency, by Sex, 2015 47 Table 4.12 Child Labor Cases Reported and Provided/Served with Appropriate Services, by Sex, 2015 47 Table 4.13 Abandoned Children Reported and Assisted, by Agency, by Sex, 20145 47 Table 4.14 Street Children Provided with Assistance, by Community-Based, Center-Based and Purely Street- 47 Based, by Agency, by Sex, 2015 Table 4.15 Neglected Children Reported and Assisted, by Agency, by Sex, 2014 48 Table 4.16 Children Victim of Bullying Reported and Given Assisted, (Physical/Gender-based/Cyber Bullying 48 Retaliation), by Sex, 2015 Table 4.17 Children Victim of Trafficking, Reported and Assisted, by Agency, by Sex, 2015 48 Table 4.18 Number of Children Provided with Educational Assistance, 2015 49 Table 4.19 Number of Children in Contact in Contact with Law, by Sex, 2015 49 Table 4.20 Crimes Committed Against Special Laws, by Sex, 2015 49 Table 4.21 Number of Minors Travelling Alone, by Sex, 2015 50 Table 4.22 Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (Prostitute/Pornography), by Sex, 2015 50 Table 4.23 List of Functional Barangay Council for the Protection of Children, by District, 2015 51 Table 4.24 Number of Child-Focused Centers/Institution, as of 2015 51 Table 5.1 Sixteenth Sangguniang Panlungsod Officials, by Position, by Sex, July 1, 2016—June 30, 2019 54 State of the Women and Children Report Table 5.2 Department Heads/Chiefs of Offices, by Sex, 2015 54 Table 5.3 Barangay Captains, by District, by Sex, 2015 55 Table 5.4 Barangay Kagawads, by District, by Sex, 2015 55 Table 5.5 Barangay Secretaries, by District, by Sex, 2015 56 Table 5.6 Barangay Treasurers, by District, by Sex, 2015 56 Table 5.7 Barangay Functionaries Involved in Women Protection, by District, by Sex, 2015 56 List of Maps Figure 1.1 Household Population Pyramid, by Age Group, 2016 7 Figure 1.2 Historical Growth of Population, 1903-2015 8 Figure 1.3 Annual Average Growth Rate, 1903-2015 8 Figure 1.4 Total Population Percentage of Davao City Against Davao Region, 2015 8 Figure 1.5 Labor Force Participation Rate, Employment, Underemployment and Unemployment, Davao 9 Region, 2011-2015 Figure 1.6 Dependency Population, 2010 9 Figure 2.1 Percentage of Pregnant Women with First Prenatal Visit, 2011-2015 14 Figure 2.2 Percentage Of Pregnant Women who had their First Prenatal Visit in the First Trimester of 14 Pregnancy, 2011-2015 Figure 2.3 Percentage of Pregnant Women with Hemoglobin Determination, 2011-2015 15 Figure 2.4 Percentage of Pregnant Women who are Anemic, 2011-2015 15 Figure 2.5 Percentage of Pregnant Women who had TT2+ Immunization, 2011-2015 16 Figure 2.6 Percentage of Women Who Delivered w/ at least 4 Prenatal Visits, 2011-2015 16 Figure 2.7 Percentage of High Risk Pregnant Women who Delivered, 2011-2015 17 Figure 2.8 Number of Pregnant Women who Delivered Livebirths, 2011-2015 17 Figure 2.9 Percentage of Livebirths, by Sex, 2011-2015 18 Figure 2.10 Low Birth Weight Among Newborns, by Sex, 2011-2015 18 Figure 2.11 Percentage of Deliveries by Skilled Birth Attendants, 2011-2015 19 Figure 2.12 Percentage of Births Delivered in Health Facilities, 2011-2015 20 Figure 2.13 Percentage of Women who Delivered Livebirths and Stillbirths and Received Complete Vita- 20 min A Supplementation during Pregnancy, 2011-2015 Figure 2.14 Percentage of Mothers Initiated Breastfeeding, 2011-2015 21 Figure 2.15 Fully Immunized Children 0-11 Months Old, 2011-2015 21 Figure 2.16 Prevalence Rate of Malnourished Children 0-71 Months, 2011-2015 22 2017 State of the Women & Children Report Figure 2.17 Percentage of Accomplishment of Deworming/Antihelmintics, 2011-2015 23 Figure 2.18 Percent Distribution of Family Planning Methods Used, 2015 25 Figure 2.19 Distribution of Laboratory Results, 2015 26 Figure 2.20 Percentage of Household with Access to Safe Drinking Water, 2011-2015 27 Figure 2.21 Percentage of Household with Access to Sanitary Toilets, 2011-2015 27 Figure 3.1 Number of Day Care Enrolees, by District, by Sex, 2015 30 Figure 3.2 Number of Enrollment of Pre-School, by Sector, by Sex, 2015 30 Figure 3.3 Percentage of Enrollment in Public Elementary Schools, by Sex, SY ‘10-’11—SY ‘14-’15 33 Figure 3.4 Percentage of Enrollment in Private Elementary Schools, by Sex, SY ‘10-’11—SY ‘14-’15 33 Figure
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