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PHILIPPINES: Region 6 Households under 4Ps Caluya Malay 1362 1431 Buruanga Nabas 868 1543 Numancia Libertad Ibajay 976 680 Pandan 2333 1319 Tangalan 1231 Kalibo Makato 2091 1460 Lezo New Washington 569 1960 Batan Sebaste Malinao Banga 1882 Roxas City 897 1249 1489 5110 Carles Panay 4928 Balete Ivisan Altavas Sapi-An 2186 Aklan 1741 1786 1228 1295 Pilar Panitan Pontevedra Madalag 3096 Mambusao 1675 2184 Balasan 1376 Jamindan Sigma 1730 1490 Estancia Culasi Libacao 2419 1446 President Roxas 2525 2092 2364 Dao 1595 Batad Capiz 1327 Ma-Ayon 1127 2702 San Dionisio Tibiao Dumalag Cuartero Tapaz Sara 2453 1360 988 1298 Barbaza 4054 2281 Dumarao 1087 2434 Bingawan Lemery 714 1633 Concepcion Passi City 3029 Calinog San Rafael Laua-An 1333 1118 Ajuy 2553 3032 1468 Lambunao Barotac Viejo Bugasong San Enrique 3368 2335 1722 1666 Valderrama Duenas Antique Banate 1237 Janiuay 1045 Dingle 1681 2268 Badiangan 1652 Anilao 993 1392 Manapla Maasin CabatuanMina Pototan 2175 1440 Patnongon San Remigio 1654 768 2199 Barotac Nuevo New Lucena Enrique B. Magalona 1877 2348 2010 599 1976 Victorias City Sagay City Belison Alimodian Dumangas 3363 Cadiz City 6797 1186 457 Leon Santa Barbara Zarraga 2384 6240 829 Escalante City Tubungan1789 1499 Silay City San Miguel 3975 850 Leganes 2330 San Jose Sibalom 587 Pavia 1641 2994 738 598 Igbaras Tigbauan Talisay City Oton Toboso 1341 2048 Iloilo City 1814 1906 11015 2455 Miagao Guimbal Buenavista 728 1287 Hamtic 1926 Bacolod City Calatrava 2595 Jordan 10975 Murcia 5171 San Joaquin Iloilo 1475 San Lorenzo 2682 2300 1792 Salvador Benedicto 2121 Sibunag Tobias Fornier 1417 Pulupandan Bago City 1247 755 Negros Occidental 4606 San Carlos City Valladolid Nueva Valencia 6198 Anini-Y 940 1890 853 San EnriqueLa Carlota City 638 1767 Pontevedra La Castellana 1596 2487 Hinigaran Moises Padilla 3128 2609 Isabela % of families receiving 4P assistance 2866 < 15% Binalbagan 2368 15 - 20% Himamaylan City 4351 20 - 30% Ilog 2861 > 30% Cauayan 5986 Kabankalan City 8509 Candoni Sipalay City 1306 4728 Hinoba-An 3293 4Ps - Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program: a poverty reduction and social development strategy of the national government that provides conditional cash grants to extremely poor households to improve their health, nutrition and education particularly of children aged 0-14. The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 07Jan 2014 Sources: GADM, DSWD Scale: 1:850,000 philippines.humanitarianresponse.info .

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