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2017 Women and Men in MIMAROPA 2 0 1 7 2017 STATISTICAL HANDBOOK The MIMAROPA Women and Men 2017 Publication was compiled and consolidated by the Philippine Statistics Authority Regional Statistical Services Office (RSSO) MIMAROPA. For technical inquiries, please contact us at (6343) 286-7491. TERMS OF USE OF PSA RSSO MIMAROPA PUBLICATIONS The PSA RSSO MIMAROPA reserves its exclusive right to reproduce all its publications in whatever form. Any part of this publication should not be reproduced, recopied, lent or repackaged for other parties for any commercial purposes without written permission from the PSA RSSO MIMAROPA. Any part of this publication may only be reproduced for internal use of the recipient/customer company. Should any portion of the data in this publication included in a report/ article, the title of the publication and the PSA RSSO MIMAROPA should be cited as the source of the data. Any information derived from the processing of data contained in this publication will not be the responsibility of PSA RSSO MIMAROPA. Published every year by the Philippine Statistics Authority Regional Statistical Services Office MIMAROPA 2/F Emerald Bldg., J. P. Rizal Street, Camilmil, Calapan City 5200 Oriental Mindoro, Philippines ISSN: October 2018 FOREWORD The 2017 Statistical Handbook on Women and Men in st MIMAROPA, 1 Edition, presents the latest available gender statistics through tables and charts with short explanatory texts and brief analyses highlighting important features of the data. Data for provinces and cities are also provided whenever possible. The PSA Regional Statistical Service Office MIMAROPA hopes that this publication will be a tool of government planners and policy makers in the development of gender-related commitments of our country. This publication contains latest available gender statistics under the following chapters, namely: (1) Population and Families, (2) Work, (3) Agriculture, (4) Education, (5) Health, (6) Social Welfare, (7) Public Life, (8) Peace and Human Rights, (9) Violence Against Women and Children, (10) Environment and (11) Migration. W e acknowledge the generous support of our data sources in providing data for this publication and we look forward to comments and suggestions from users on how we can further improve the quality and usefulness of this publication. LENI R. RIOFLORIDO Regional Director iii TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword iii Table of Contents v Introduction ix Standards Symbols Used x Priority Sectors on Gender Concerns Chapter 1 Population and Families 1 Chapter 2 Work 28 Chapter 3 Agriculture 49 Chapter 4 Education 60 Chapter 5 Health 81 Chapter 6 Social Welfare 93 Chapter 7 Public Life 99 Chapter 8 Peace and Human Rights 107 Chapter 9 Violence Against Women and Children 118 Chapter 10 Environment 125 Chapter 11 Migration 133 Annexes Glossary of Terms 145 List of Philippine Laws in Support of women's Welfare and Rights 150 List of Data Sources 154 The Philippine Statistics Authority 155 iv INTRODUCTION Gender statistics are indispensable in planning, decision - making and monitoring of Gender and Development (GAD) programs and projects at the subnational level. This handbook is the first edition prepared for MIMAROPA. It presents the latest available gender statistics through tables and charts with short explanatory texts and brief analyses highlighting important features of the data. It also incorporates the updates on population based on 2015 Census of Population. This publication contains latest available gender statistics under the following chapters, namely: (1) Population and Families, (2) Work, (3) Agriculture, (4) Education, (5) Health, (6) Social Welfare, (7) Public Life, (8) Peace and Human Rights, (9) Violence Against Women and Children, (10) Environment and (11) Migration. Each chapter contains gender statistics presented in tables and graphs. This handbook also includes a Glossary of Terms and List of Philippine Laws in Support of W omen’s Welfare and Rights. The data sources of this publication are the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) MIMAROPA, Civil Service Commission (CSC) MIMAROPA, Commission on Elections (COMELEC), Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) MIMAROPA, Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) MIMAROPA, Department of Agriculture (DA) MIMAROPA, Department of Education (DepEd) MIMAROPA, Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) MIMAROPA, DOH Center for Health Development (DOH-CHO) MIMAROPA, Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) MIMAROPA, Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) MIMAROPA, Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) MIMAROPA, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) MIMAROPA, Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) MIMAROPA and Central Office, Philippine National Police (PNP) MIMAROPA, Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Prosecution’s Office MIMAROPA, Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) MIMAROPA, Supreme Court (SC), Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) MIMAROPA. v STANDARD SYMBOLS USED Symbol Meaning SY School Year ... Data not Available .. Not Applicable - Nil or zero * Less than 500 vi 1 PPEACEOPULA TANDION AND FHUMANAMILIE S RIGHTS Population dynamics influence to a great extent the role of women in society. Women are the childbearers and carers of the home. A rapidly growing population and the increasing demand to control it puts pressure on women struggling to balance family, household and economic activities. This contributes to their multiple burdens as they are confined to traditional roles they have in society. In this regard, gender statistics on population and families serve as key indicators on which leaders, planners and policy makers of both the government and private sectors can base standards and policies in addressing social needs that definitely include gender concerns. This chapter presents regional and/or provincial data on population by age group, sex ratio, marital status, median age at first marriage, average number of children ever born among married women and age dependency ratio. Data were obtained from the results of 2015 Census of Population and 2010 Census-Based Population Projections; and 2003, 2008 and 2013 National Demographic and Health Survey of the Philippine Statistics Authority. Data on gender development index and gender equality ratio were also included. 2 CHAPTER 1: POPULATION AND FAMILIES List of Tables Table 1.1 Projected Population and Sex Ratio by Province, 5 MIMAROPA: 2020 and 2015 (Medium Assumptions) Table 1.2 Household Population and Sex Ratio by Age Group, 6 MIMAROPA: 2015 Table 1.3 Household Population 10 Years and Over by Sex and 7 Marital Status, MIMAROPA: 2015 Table 1.4 Number of Families and Family Income by Income Class, 9 Sex and Age of the Family Head, MIMAROPA: 2015 Table 1.5 Household Population (Youth) Aged 15-24 by Sex, Age Group 13 and Province, MIMAROPA: 2015 Table 1.6 Number of Household by Sex of Household Head by Province 14 MIMAROPA: 2015 Table 1.7 Household Population (Senior Citizens) by Sex, Age Group 16 and Province, MIMAROPA: 2015 Table 1.8 Number of Institutional Living Quarters and Their Resident 18 Population by Sex and Region: 2015 Table 1.9 Gender Development Index by Component and Province, 20 MIMAROPA: 2003 and 2000 Table 1.10 Gender Equality Ratio by Component and Province, 21 MIMAROPA: 2003 and 2000 Table 1.11 Number of Live Births by Sex, Place of Occurrence and Usual 22 Residence of Mother (Region), Philippines: 2016 Table 1.12 Number of Live Births by Sex, Place of Occurrence and Usual 23 Residence of Mother (Region), Philippines: 2015 3 Table 1.13 Number and Percent Distribution of Deaths by Sex and 24 Usual Residence, Philippines: 2016 Table 1.14 Number and Percent Distribution of Deaths by Sex and 25 Usual Residence, Philippines: 2015 Table 1.15 Number and Percent Distribution of Infant Deaths by Usual 26 Residence and Sex, Philippines: 2016 Table 1.16 Number and Percent Distribution of Infant Deaths by Usual 27 Residence and Sex, Philippines: 2015 List of Figures Figure 1.1 Population Pyramid, MIMAROPA: 2015 4 Figure 1.2 Median Age at First Marriage Among Women 25 to 49 11 Years Old MIMAROPA: 2003, 2008 and 2013 Figure 1.3 Average Number of Children Ever Born to Women Age 15 12 to 49 Years, MIMAROPA: 2003, 2008 and 2013 Figure 1.4 Distribution of Household Household by Sex of Household 15 Head by Province, MIMAROPA: 2015 Figure 1.5 Household Population (Senior Citizens) by Sex, Age 17 Group and Province, MIMAROPA: 2015 Figure 1.6 Number of Institutional Living Quarters and Their Resident 19 Population by Sex and Region: 2015 4 Population and Families Age Under 5 5-9 FIGURE 1.1 Population Pyramid, MIMAROPA: 2015 10-14 15-19 80+ Women Men 20-24 75-79 25-29 70-74 30-34 65-69 35-39 60-64 40-44 55-59 45-49 50-54 50-54 45-49 55-59 40-44 60-64 35-39 30-34 25-29 20-24 15-19 10-14 5-9 Under 5 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population In 2015, the region's population was relatively young as shown by the broad-based population pyramid. Population and Families 5 TABLE 1.1 Projected Population and Sex Ratio by Province, MIMAROPA: 2020 and 2015 (Medium Assumptions) 2020 Sex PROVINCE Women Men No. % No. % Ratio MIMAROPA 1,663,100 48.8 1,746,900 51.2 105 Marinduque 134,400 49.2 138,700 50.8 103 Occidental Mindoro 273,800 48.3 292,500 51.7 107 Oriental Mindoro 477,900 49.2 494,300 50.8 103 Palawan 607,800 48.5 645,400 51.5 106 Romblon 169,200 49.0 176,000 51.0 104 Continued Table 1.1 - Continued 2025 Sex PROVINCE Women Men No. % No. % Ratio MIMAROPA 1,821,300 48.9 1,906,100 51.1 105 Marinduque 146,200 49.3 150,500 50.7 103 Occidental Mindoro 299,200 48.4 318,500 51.7 107 Oriental Mindoro 522,300 49.2 539,000 50.8 104 Palawan 669,100 48.7 706,000 51.3 107 Romblon 184,500 49.0 192,100 51.0 103 Continued Table 1.1 - Concluded 2030 Sex PROVINCE Women Male No.
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