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Provincial Profile Research and Statistics Section Provincial Planning and Development Office PROVINCE OF ILOILO • • PROVINCE OF ILOILO Provincial Profile Research and Statistics Section Provincial Planning and Development Office 2018 •PROVINCIAL PROFILE •PROVINCIAL Provincial Profile A publication of the RESEARCH AND STATISTICS SECTION PROVINCIAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 3rd Floor Iloilo Provincial Capitol Bonifacio Drive, Iloilo City Phone: (033) 328-7919; (033) 509-5091 Fax: (033) 335-8008 email: [email protected] website: www.iloilo.gov.ph PREFACE The Iloilo Provincial Profile is a yearly publication published by the Provincial Planning and Development Office. This document contains updated data and information gathered from different line agencies and various provincial government offices. This publication will guide development planners, policy makers, researchers, and potential investors on the present socio-economic situation of the province as well as potential investment opportunities. The immediate data references contain herein are in the form of tables, charts and maps. The data presented are based on the latest available records reported by concerned government agencies and other private institutions. This material includes data from DepEd, PSA, DOT, DTI, LTO, MIWD, DPWH, CHED, TESDA, MARINA, NTC, NIA, ATO and PPA. For more information, please contact the Research & Statistics Section, Provincial Planning & Development Office of the Province of Iloilo at 3rd rssppdo@ Floor, Iloilo Provincial Capitol, Iloilo City with telephone nos. (033) 328- iloilo.gov.ph www.iloilo.gov.ph 7919, (033) 509-5091, (Fax) (033) 335-8008 or e-mail us at . You can also visit our website at . II PROVINCE OF ILOILO Republic of the Philippines Message of the Governor At the outset I would like to thank the people of the Province of Iloilo for the support in the past eight years of my administration. It served as my inspiration to work harder in order to make our province progressive and globally competitive. The accolades we have earned from different sectors, both public and private, are clear manifestations of the good governance that I have institutionalized in the Iloilo provincial government. But more than the awards and recognitions we have receive, we have accomplished projects that helped uplift the lives of our people, such as, installation of potable water systems, rehabilitation of provincial roads, upgrading of our hospitals and rural health centers, etc. I am very thankful to the support of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan in making all our projects possible. Also, to the men and women of the Iloilo Provincial Government who do the legwork prior to the implementation of these projects. Let me also acknowledge the support of our foreign partners like the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) which have provided us financial support in our various health projects. Many other private and the non-government organizations (NGOs) had partnered with us in our thrust towards the development of our province. As I had emphasized, we intend to sustain what we have started and it is in this light that I usher all the provincial government employees and my fellow public servants to join me in this cause. ilo. Let us join hands and work together to achieve our ultimate goal – a progressive Province of Ilo GOV. ARTHUR D. DEFENSOR, SR. III PROVINCE OF ILOILO Republic of the Philippines Message of the Vice Governor We already started a clean, transparent and honest government in the Province of Iloilo. This value and culture made to us by this administration will leave a legacy of good leadership and excellence between the executive and legislative branch of government. The enactment of several ordinances of the 12th Sangguniang Panlalawigan in support to the program of the Governor play a vital role for the success of all endeavour implemented by the executive. We are continuing to cross the road to harness development that will bring tremendous effect and opportunities to the people of Iloilo. The publication of 2018 Provincial Profile of the Province, will give us background of what we have achieved through the years by showing us the statistical data gathered by our Provincial Planning and Development Office. This book will help us to determine what programs of government we are going to focus and improve by looking the statistical data provided herein. This would also educate us on the background of General features, Demography, Economic Status, Social Services, Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Program and Local Development Project of the Administration of the Province of Iloilo. Looking into the general features of Iloilo we can say that: “This is your government which the primary concern is to give what is due to its people”. We can do a lot of possibilities to improve our services provided however, the support of the people will be significant to pursue what we dreamed and aspired for the best of Iloilo. We already reach a far high destination in pursuing our dreams and aspirations but we don’t stop on this level, because we want more, better and brighter Iloilo in the future. In order to inspire other people to do better for the government, it is important that the prime leaders should show sincerity and honesty in public service to gain trust and confidence to its people. Madamo gid nga salamat kag mabuhay ang akon pinalangga nga kasimanwa sa bug-os nga Probinsya sang Iloilo. VICE GOV. CHRISTINE “TINGTING” S. GARIN IV PROVINCE OF ILOILO Republic of the Philippines Message of the PPDC The socio-Economic Profile provides valuable data and information about the province of Iloilo that is useful and relevant to all interested parties be it government, private sector, business group, non-government organizations, academe and researchers. The 2018 Socio-Economic profile builds upon the successes of previous editions by providing updated data and information relating to demographics, education, health, poverty, safety and security, basic service delivery, economy, labor market and environmental management. In a nutshell, the profile provides for a compendium of rich information about its component municipalities, component city combined with the basic features of the Province of Iloilo. The data sourced from all sectors and departments are the most recent that is available. Furthermore, the profile is a valuable resource for those interested to know about the Province of iloilo and use it for their own specific needs and interests. The Profile is simple, easy to understand, and provides helpful tips, information and resource links in the collection of additional information. While ready and available, this Profile is simply limited in scope and horizon hence other information could be sourced out from other parallel and relevant publication from other sources. Rest assured that this Office, through the research and statistics Unit responsible for the publication of this Socio-Economic Profile, would continue to build on other data and information that would help promote and enhanced the development of the Province of Iloilo. MARIO N. NILLOS V CONTENTS 2018 Provincial Profile ii iii ix PREFACE MESSAGES ACRONYMS 2 7 12 I. GENERAL FEATURES II. DEMOGRAPHY III. ECONOMICS A. Geography A. Population A. Agri- Aqua Culture B. Political Subdivision B. Labor Force B. Veterinary C. Topography C. Family Income C. Natural Resources D. Climate Rainfall D. Infrastructure and Facilities E. Soil E. Commerce, Trade and Industry F. Water Sources F. Tourism 67 79 80 IV. SOCIAL SERVICES V. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION VI. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT A. Education AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS ADMINISTRATION B. Health Services A. Legislators (House of Representatives) C. Social Welfare Services B. Provincial Officials D. Peace and Order C. Departments and Offices 89 D. Municipal Officials GENERAL INFORMATION E. Finance TABLES 4 Table 1. Income Classification of Municipalities: 9 Table 6. Literacy of the Household Population July 29, 2008 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group and Sex, Province of Iloilo: 2015 Census of Population 7 Table 2. Total Population, Household Population and Number of Households By City/ 10 Table 7. Population Profile of Indigenous Municipality, Province of Iloilo: 2015 Census of People (IP’s), Province of Iloilo: 2016 Population 10 Table 8. Labor Force Participation, 8 Table 3. Household Population By Age Group Employment, Unemployment and and Sex, Province of Iloilo: 2015 Census of Underemployment Rates by Quarter: Western Population Visayas, 2017 8 Table 4. Household Population 10 Years Old 11 Table 9. Total and Average Annual Family & Over By Marital Status and Sex, Province of Income and Expenditure by Income Class, Iloilo: 2015 Census of Population Region VI: 2015 9 Table 5. Total Population 5 years Old & Over 12 Table 10. Crop Production, Province of Iloilo: by Highest Educational Attainment & Sex, CY 2017 Province of Iloilo: 2015 Census of Population VI 13 Table 11. Fish Production, Province of Iloilo: 25 Table 25. Aircraft Movement, Iloilo International 2017 Airport: 2017 13 Table 12. Aquaculture Production By Species, 26 Table 26. Number of Passengers, Iloilo Province of Iloilo: 2017 International Airport: 2017 14 Table 13. Livestock and Poultry by Farmtype by 26 Table 27. Volume of Cargoes Handled, Iloilo District, Province of Iloilo: December 2017 International Airport: 2017 15 Table 14. NFA Utilized / Owned Warehouses, 28 Table 28. Port Traffic Statistics: CY 2017 Province of Iloilo: 2017 29 Table 29. Roll-On-Roll-Off Vessels: As of 2017 16 Table 15. Other Existing NFA Post-Harvest Facilities, Province of Iloilo: 2017 29 Table 30. Shipping Companies Franchised Under IMRO: As of 2017 16 Table 16. Animal Health and Extension Services, Province of Iloilo: 2017 31 Table 31. Power Status: 2017 16 Table 17. Poultry and Meat Processing Plants, 31 Table 32. Power Rates: 2017 Province of Iloilo and Iloilo City: December 31, 2017 32 Table 33. CMTS Base Stations: December 2017 17 Table 18. Slaughterhouses, Province of Iloilo: 2017 33 Table 34. Telephone Exchanges, Province of Iloilo: As of December 2017 18 Table 19. Classified Forest Land by City / Municipality, Province of Iloilo: CY 2012 36 Table 35.
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