Hon. EDGARDO A. TALLADO Governor Presented By

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Quezon San Miguel Bay ● 232,007 hectares or 2,320.07 square Cams. Sur kilometers Presented by: ● 13% of the total Bicol area Hon. EDGARDO A. TALLADO ● 0.77% of the total Governor ● generally rugged composed Philippine area of rolling hills and 7th Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) mountainous terrain, with Type II climate Philippine National Conference only a small coastal plain. Sofitel Philippine Plaza, Manila, Philippines February 7-9, 2011

Camarines Norte has 12 hospitals, >375DayCareCenters 485,553 three (3) government-run and nine Public Elementary School System has: Male: 51.1% (CBMS, 2006) (9) privately owned with a combined > 14 districts Female: 48.9% bed capacity of 443. > 252 schools > 2,172 instructional rooms > seventeen (17) elementary school ● 100,782 mostly situated Hospital bed ratio: privately owned in rural areas in rural areas 1:1 ,203 (CY 2010) Average household size: 5 Classroom-pupil ratio: 1:39 Teacher-pupil ratio: 1:38 Medical services are brought to the rural areas by: Public secondary schools: 51 ● 201,429 or 41.5% √ 17 rural health > 516 classrooms of the total population units > 20 private secondary schools ● Most of the children √ 125 barangay (73%) live in the rural health stations Tertiary schools/colleges: 10 areas. with 1, 359 public health workers. > eight (8) offering complete degree courses

Kalayaan Park

Mananap falls

Handicrafted Jewelry Coconuts Corn

Rootcrops & Vegetables Colasi falls Provincial Capitol Fishery ldland-bdbased man-made Pineapples Rootcrops & Vegetables ` Metallic Minerals Agriculture Calaguas Group of Islands First Rizal Monument gold, silver, iron, zinc, copper, etc. ► estimated reserves: Mercedes Fishing Village 125.27 million metric tons Vinzons Shrine Non-Metallic Minerals Bagasbas beach “Queen” Pineapple silica sand, marblelized limestone, Plantation diatomites, refractory clay, sulphur Laniton LandMark Livestock & Poultry ► estimated reserves: socio-economic 274.93 million metric tons coastal-based cultural-historical destinations

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PREVALENCE OF UNDERWEIGHT CHILDREN PREVALENCE RATE OF UNDERWEIGHT CHILDREN UNDER-FIVE YEARS OF AGE, < 5 YEARS OLD

BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0 - < 10 Population 10.0 - < 12.2 Municipality Magnitude Proportion 12.2 - < 25 25 & above CAMARINES NORTE 7,492 12.2 Basud 375 9.6 Capalonga 522 12.4

Daet 954 8.9 CAPALONGA JOSE PARACALE Jose Panganiban 735 12.6 PANGANIBAN Labo 1,327 12.9

Mercedes 830 15.0 VINZONS Paracale 817 13.9 SANTA ELENA TALISAY Presented by: San Lorenzo Ruiz 137 9.6 LABO San Vicente 273 27.1 DAET (Capital) Hon. EDGARDO A. TALLADO Sta. Elena 552 11.5 SAN VICENTE Talisay 362 13.7 Governor Vinzons 608 12.2 BASUD SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda)

Proportion of underweight children Proportion of Underweight th – 12.20% 7 Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) 0tolessthan5yearsoldwas12.2% Children, 0 to 5 years old MERCEDES Philippine National Conference 2015 MDG National Target –17.25% Sofitel Philippine Plaza, Manila, Philippines which is below the 2015 national Source: CBMS 2006 Survey February 7-9, 2011 target of 17.25%.

LITERACY RATE OF POPULATION LITERACY RATE RATIO OF GIRLS TO BOYS IN RATIO OF GIRLS TO BOYS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION

15-24 YEARS OLD, BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0 - < 45 PRIMARY EDUCATION, BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 Population 45 - < 90 Municipality 90 - < 98 Magnitude Proportion Municipality Ratio 98 - 100 CAMARINES NORTE 88,194 98.3 Basud 6,291 98.7 CAMARINES NORTE 1:0.9 Capalonga 5,107 98.2 Basud 1:1 Daet 16,034 99.3 Capalonga 1:0.9 CAPALONGA PARACALE Jose Panganiban 8,134 95.2 JOSE DDtaet 111:1 CAPALONGA JOSE PANGANIBAN PARACALE PANGANIBAN Labo 15,600 98.6 Jose Panganiban 1:0.9 Mercedes 7,214 98.1 Labo 1:0.9 VINZONS VINZONS 1:1 Paracale 7,758 98.3 SANTA ELENA Mercedes SANTA ELENA LABO TALISAY Paracale 1:1 TALISAY San Lorenzo Ruiz 2,364 98.8 LABO 1:1 San Vicente 1,534 99.4 DAET (Capital) San Lorenzo Ruiz DAET (Capital) 6,921 97.9 SAN VICENTE San Vicente 1:1 Sta. Elena SAN VICENTE Talisay 4,139 99.2 Sta. Elena 1:1 Vinzons 7,098 98.5 Talisay 1:0.9 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) Literacy rate among the population aged Vinzons 1:1 BASUD 15-24 years old was high at about 98.3 Ratio of girls to boys in the MERCEDES percent, and only 1.7 percent lower than the MERCEDES elementary school level was 2015 target of 100%. Females had slightly 1:0.9 somewhat close to the Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Source: CBMS 2006 Survey higher literacy rate of 98.5% compared to desired ratio of 1:1 by 2015. males with 98.1%.

RATIO OF GIRLS TO BOYS IN RATIO OF GIRLS TO BOYS IN SECONDARY EDUCATION RATIO OF GIRLS TO BOYS IN RATIO OF GIRLS TO BOYS IN TERTIARY EDUCATION SECONDARY EDUCATION, TERTIARY EDUCATION, > 1 : 6 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 1 : 2 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 1 : 6 – > 1 : 4

1 : 1 1 : 4 – > 1 : 2

Municipality Ratio Municipality Ratio 1 : 2 – 1 : 1

CAMARINES NORTE 1:1 CAMARINES NORTE 1:2 Basud 1:1 Basud 1:5 CAPALONGA JOSE PARACALE Capalonga 1:1 Capalonga 1:2 CAPALONGA JOSE PARACALE PANGANIBAN PANGANIBAN Daet 1:1 Daet 1:2 Jose Panganiban 1:1 VINZONS Jose Panganiban 1:1 VINZONS Labo 1:1 SANTA ELENA Labo 1:3 Mercedes 1:2 TALISAY Mercedes 1:2 TALISAY LABO SANTA ELENA Paracale 1:1 Paracale 1:2 LABO DAET (Capital) DAET (Capital) San Lorenzo Ruiz 1:2 San Lorenzo Ruiz 1:4 SAN VICENTE San Vicente 1:1 San Vicente 1:2 SAN VICENTE Sta. Elena 1:1 Sta. Elena 1:4 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) Talisay 1:1 BASUD Talisay 1:3 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD Vinzons 1:2 Vinzons 1:2

MERCEDES Girls’ advantage over boys Ratio of girls to boys in the tertiary level MERCEDES slightly widened with the ratio was 1:2. Source: CBMS 2006 Survey of 1:1 in the secondary level. Source: CBMS 2006 Survey

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PROPORTION OF SEATS HELD BY WOMEN, PROPORTION OF SEATS HELD BY WOMEN IN DEATH RATES ASSOCIATED WITH MALARIA BY MUNICIPALITY, 2007 MUNICIPALITY AND PROVINCE 0 – < 2.8 Number of 0 – < 35.0 Number Women Elected 2.8 – < 4.2 Municipality of Seats 35.0 – < 40.2 Total Percentage 40.2 – < 43.0

CAMARINES NORTE 4,552 1,828 40.2 43.0 & above Basud 463 186 40.2 Capalonga 349 121 34.7 PARACALE Daet 396 164 41.4 CAPALONGA JOSE CAPALONGA JOSE PARACALE PANGANIBAN Jose Panganiban 441 164 37.2 PANGANIBAN Labo 809 362 44.7 VINZONS Mercedes 426 165 38.7 VINZONS SANTA ELENA TALISAY SANTA ELENA Paracale 442 174 39.4 LABO TALISAY DAET (Capital) San Lorenzo Ruiz 199 93 46.7 LABO DAET (Capital) San Vicente 152 64 42.1 SAN VICENTE

Sta. Elena 308 113 36.7 SAN VICENTE SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) Talisay 240 110 45.8 BASUD

Vinzons 314 107 34.1 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD Source: Department of the Interior and Local Government MERCEDES

About forty percent (40.2%) of women held MERCEDES Source: CBMS 2006 Survey elective seats in the province such as:

provincial and municipal officials, Barangay Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Council as well as Sangguniang Kabataan. No death rates due to malaria.

PROPORTION OF POPULATION WHO PROPORTION OF POPULATION PROPORTION OF POPULATION WHO ARE PROPORTION OF POPULATION ARE INFORMAL SETTLERS, WHO ARE INFORMAL SETTLERS LIVING IN MAKESHIFT HOUSING, WHO ARE LIVING IN MAKESHIFT HOUSING BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0 – 2.7 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0 – 2.9 Population 2.8 – 4.1 Population 3.0 – 4.4 Municipality Municipality Magnitude Proportion 4.2 – 75.0 Magnitude Proportion 4.5 – 4.9 CAMARINES NORTE 20,605 4.2 75.0 & above CAMARINES NORTE 21,789 4.5 5 & above Basud 992 3.1 Basud 907 2.8 Capalonga 764 2.6 Capalonga 1,184 4.0

Daet 1,265 1.4 JOSE PARACALE Daet 4,161 4.8 CAPALONGA PARACALE PANGANIBAN CAPALONGA JOSE Jose Panganiban 7,740 17.1 Jose Panganiban 2,713 6.0 PANGANIBAN Labo 3,402 4.1 Labo 3,523 4.2 VINZONS Mercedes 1,504 3.6 SANTA ELENA Mercedes 1,959 4.7 VINZONS SANTA ELENA Paracale 1,555 3.5 TALISAY Paracale 2,136 4.8 LABO TALISAY San Lorenzo Ruiz 111 0.9 DAET (Capital) San Lorenzo Ruiz 669 5.4 LABO San Vicente 235 2.7 San Vicente 320 3.7 DAET (Capital) SAN VICENTE Sta. Elena 1,160 3.0 Sta. Elena 1,598 4.1 SAN VICENTE Talisay 335 1.5 Talisay 1,104 4.9 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) Vinzons 1,542 4.0 Vinzons 1,515 3.9 BASUD

MERCEDES Proportions of individuals living as Proportions of individuals living in MERCEDES informal settlers were low at 4.2 makeshift housing were low at Source: CBMS 2006 Survey percent. 4.5 percent. Source: CBMS 2006 Survey

PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH CELLPHONES PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH COMPUTERS CELLPHONES, BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 COMPUTERS, BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 Households 0 – < 20.6 Households 0 – < 2.0 Municipality 20.6 – < 34.6 Municipality 2.0 – < 4.2 Magnitude Proportion Magnitude Proportion 34.6 – < 40.0 4.2 – < 6.2 CAMARINES NORTE 34,847 34.6 CAMARINES NORTE 3,993 4.2 Basud 2,462 37.6 40.0 & above Basud 142 2.2 6.2 & above Capalonga 1,071 18.2 Capalonga 112 1.9 Daet 9,499 51.1 Daet 1,810 9.7 3,310 35.5 Jose Panganiban 367 339.9 JPJose Pangan iban PARACALE Labo 5,509 32.0 CAPALONGA JOSE PARACALE Labo 475 2.8 CAPALONGA JOSE PANGANIBAN PANGANIBAN Mercedes 2,269 26.1 Mercedes 176 2.0 Paracale 2,797 29.9 VINZONS Paracale 150 1.6 VINZONS San Lorenzo Ruiz 799 31.4 SANTA ELENA San Lorenzo Ruiz 42 1.7 SANTA ELENA TALISAY TALISAY 843 43.8 LABO San Vicente 68 3.5 LABO San Vicente DAET (Capital) Sta. Elena 2,393 30.5 Sta. Elena 157 2.0 DAET (Capital) Talisay 1,750 37.0 SAN VICENTE Talisay 247 5.2 SAN VICENTE Vinzons 2,145 26.6 Vinzons 247 3.1

SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) Proportion of households with cellular BASUD Percentage of households with BASUD phone was about 34.6 percent and has computers was low at 4.2 percent. There MERCEDES MERCEDES been expected to increase because of is high probability that this will increase Source: CBMS 2006 Survey thepresenceof55cellularsitesinthe Source: CBMS 2006 Survey due to the presence of five internet province, as of 2010. providers in the province, as of 2010.

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EMPLOYMENT RATE PROPORTION OF CHILDREN (0 TO <5 YRS) WHO DIED EMPLOYMENT RATE, 0 – < 87.0 PROPORTION OF CHILDREN AGED 0 TO BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 LESS THAN 5 YEARS OLD WHO DIED, 0 – < 0.3 87.0 – < 88.8 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0.3 – < 0.7 Population 88.8 – < 90.0 0.7 – < 0.8 Municipality Population Magnitude Proportion 90.0 – 100 Municipality 0.8 & above Magnitude Proportion CAMARINES NORTE 146,985 88.8 CAPALONGA 10,438 89.7 PARACALE CAMARINES NORTE 402 0.7 Basud JOSE CAPALONGA Capalonga 8,326 88.7 PANGANIBAN Basud 15 0.4 JOSE PARACALE PANGANIBAN Capalonga 26 0.6 Daet 27,495 87.8 VINZONS Jose Panganiban 12,575 88.6 Daet 49 0.5 VINZONS TALISAY SANTA ELENA SANTA ELENA TALISAY Labo 26,007 90.2 LABO Jose Panganiban 43 0.7 DAET (Capital) LABO Mercedes 11,895 86.6 Labo 68 0.7 DAET (Capital) SAN VICENTE Mercedes 48 0.9 Paracale 12,445 88.0 SAN VICENTE Paracale 55 0.9 San Lorenzo Ruiz 4,039 90.5 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) San Vicente 2,491 86.2 San Lorenzo Ruiz 80.6 BASUD Sta. Elena 11,982 91.3 MERCEDES San Vicente 20.2 Talisay 7,226 86.9 Sta. Elena 38 0.8 MERCEDES Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Vinzons 12,066 89.7 Talisay 10 0.4 Vinzons 39 0.8 Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Employment rate was 88.8 percent, which means that about 11.2 percent of those who Number of deaths among children aged 0 to less than 5 years old was 402 out of 61,256, or were in the labor force were not employed and might have contributed to the high equivalent to 0.7 percent. The municipalities of Santa Elena, Paracale, Vinzons and poverty incidence, in addition to those who were unemployed but are perceived to have Mercedes have a proportion of 0.8-0.9 while the municipality of Labo registered a high low income. number of mortality at 68.

PROPORTION OF INFANTS WHO DIED, PROPORTION OF INFANTS WHO DIED PROPORTION OF 1-YEAR OLD CHILDREN IMMUNIZED AGAINST MEASLES, BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0 – < 1.2 BY MUNICIPALITY, CN, 2008 1.2 – < 2.2 Population 2.2 – < 2.8 Municipality Magnitude Proportion 2.8 & above Municipality 2008 Target 2015 CAMARINES NORTE 256 2.2 CAMARINES NORTE 100.0 Basud 70.9 75.6 Meanwhile, there was low measles CAPALONGA JOSE PARACALE Basud 71.6 immunization coverage in the province, at Capalonga 10 1.4 PANGANIBAN Daet 32 1.6 Capalonga 86.8 about 75.6 percent. Themunicipalityof VINZONS bt75 6 t Th ii lit f Jose Panganiban 25 2.2 Daet 70.0 SANTA ELENA TALISAY Jose Panganiban 88.7 Talisay has the lowest coverage of 39.3% Labo 48 2.4 LABO DAET (Capital) only followed by San Lorenzo Ruiz by Mercedes 27 2.6 Labo 88.4 Paracale 34 2.9 SAN VICENTE Mercedes 79.9 56.6% and San Vicente with 62.7%. While San Lorenzo Ruiz 72.8 Paracale 72.8 the municipalities of Jose Panganiban and SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) San Vicente 21.0 BASUD San Lorenzo Ruiz 56.6 Labo got the highest coverage by 88.7% San Vicente 62.7 Sta. Elena 27 2.9 MERCEDES and 88.4%, respectively. Talisay 61.3 Sta. Elena 80.0 Vinzons 25 2.6 Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Talisay 39.3 Vinzons 70.5 The number of infant deaths in the province were around 256 out of the total 11,303 infants Source: Provincial Health Office or 2.2 percent. The municipality of Labo has the most number with 48 while the municipalities of Santa Elena, Paracale, San Lorenzo Ruiz registered the highest proportion of 2.6 to 2.9%

PROPORTION OF COUPLES USING PROPORTION OF COUPLES USING CONDOM CASES OF HIV POSITIVE, BY SEX, CONDOM AMONG THOSE WHO ARE 0 – < 1.5 JANUARY 1992-DECEMBER 2007 PRACTICING CONTRACEPTION, 1.5 – < 2.7

BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 2.7 – < 4.0

TOTAL 4.0 & above Municipality Province Male Female Total Percent

CAMARINES NORTE 2.7 CAPALONGA JOSE PARACALE CAMARINES NORTE 224 PANGANIBAN Basud 1.9 Source: CHD,g, Region V Capalonga 2.4 VINZONS Daet 5.0 SANTA ELENA TALISAY Jose Panganiban 3.4 LABO From the four detected cases of HIV/AIDS positive from Labo 1.8 DAET (Capital) January 1992 to December 2007, two were reported dead Mercedes 1.2 SAN VICENTE while the other two were under treatment and receiving Paracale 2.2 San Lorenzo Ruiz 1.3 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD antiretroviral drugs in Manila. San Vicente 3.9 Sta. Elena 2.2 MERCEDES

Talisay 3.3 Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Vinzons 1.9 Condom usage rate was also low, with only 2.7 percent among couples practicing contraception. This is due to the influence of the religious sector on the resistance to the use of modern family planning methods.

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PROPORTION OF POPULATION WITH ACCESS TO SANITARY DEATH RATES ASSOCIATED WITH PROPORTION OF POPULATION WITH PREVAL. AND DEATH RATES - TUBERCULOSIS 0 – < 67.0 TOILET FACILITIES TUBERCULOSIS, ACCESS TO SANITARY TOILET FACILITY, 0 – < 25.0 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 67.0 – < 78.3 25.0 – < 38.3 78.3 – < 88.0 Population Households 38.3 – < 50.0 Municipality Rate/100,000 Municipality 88.0 – 100 Magnitude Magnitude Proportion Population 50.0 & above CAMARINES NORTE 186 38.3 CAMARINES NORTE 79, 058 78.5 CAPALONGA JOSE PARACALE Basud 8 24.7 Basud 5,565 84.9 PANGANIBAN Capgpalonga 7 23.6 Cappgalonga 3,594 61.3 CAPALONGA PARACALE VINZONS Daet 34 38.8 JOSE Daet 17,398 93.5 SANTA ELENA PANGANIBAN Jose Panganiban 12 26.5 Jose Panganiban 6,861 73.6 TALISAY LABO DAET (Capital) Labo 48 57.7 VINZONS Labo 14,558 84.6 SAN VICENTE Mercedes 14 33.3 SANTA ELENA Mercedes 5,542 63.8 TALISAY Paracale 15 33.7 Paracale 6,237 66.7 LABO SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) DAET (Capital) San Lorenzo Ruiz 2 16.2 San Lorenzo Ruiz 2,164 85.1 BASUD San Vicente 3 34.6 SAN VICENTE San Vicente 1,816 94.2 Sta. Elena 20 51.6 Sta. Elena 5,533 70.6 MERCEDES

Talisay 5 22.3 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD Talisay 4,450 94.2 Vinzons 18 46.1 Vinzons 5,340 66.2 Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Tuberculosis was still one of the ten leading MERCEDES Proportion of population with access to sanitary toilet was 78.5 percent, causes of deaths, with a ratio of 38.3 per Source: CBMS 2006 Survey only 5.5 percentage points lower than the 2015 national target of 83.8 percent. 100,000 population in 2008.

POVERTY GAP RATIO ON HOUSEHOLDS, PROPORTION OF CHILDREN AGED 6-12 YEARS OLD PROPORTION OF CHILDREN ENROLLED IN POVERTY GAP RATIO BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0 – < 0.25 ENROLLED IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 0 – < 76.0 0.25 – < 0.30 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 76.0 – < 79.5 Municipality TOTAL 0.30 – < 0.40 Population Municipality 79.5 – < 82.0 0.40 – 0.50 Magnitude Proportion CAMARINES NORTE 0.3 82.0 – 100 Basud 0.2 CAMARINES NORTE 73,282 79.5 CAPALONGA Capalonga 0.4 JOSE PARACALE Basud 4,911 82.0 PANGANIBAN PARACALE Daet 0.2 Capalonga 5,107 81.3 CAPALONGA JOSE PANGANIBAN Jose Panganiban 004.4 VINZONS Daet 12,517 82.2 SANTA ELENA VINZONS Labo 0.3 TALISAY Jose Panganiban 6,668 75.8 LABO SANTA ELENA TALISAY Mercedes 0.4 DAET (Capital) Labo 12,356 78.2 LABO Paracale 0.3 SAN VICENTE Mercedes 6,313 77.2 DAET (Capital) San Lorenzo Ruiz 0.3 Paracale 7,234 79.5 SAN VICENTE San Vicente 0.3 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD San Lorenzo Ruiz 1,745 75.3 Sta. Elena 0.3 San Vicente 1,307 79.4 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD MERCEDES Talisay 0.2 Sta. Elena 6,203 79.6 MERCEDES Vinzons 0.3 Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Talisay 3,234 83.3 Vinzons 5,687 79.7 Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Sixty-six percent (66%) of the population were poor. This must be lowered by 43.2 Children who experienced early childhood care and development was low, with only 20.0 percent percent in order to attain the 2015 national target of 22.7 percent. However, with a in 2007. Only 79.5 percent of children aged 6-12 years old were in elementary school. This means poverty gap of 0.3, this means that the population has lesser mean shortfall to become that 20.5 percent were out of school but some of them may not be in elementary yet but in non-poor. pre-school.

PROPORTION OF CHILDREN AGED 13-16 YEARS OLD PROPORTION OF PUPILS STARTING GRADE 1 COMPLETION RATE IN PUBLIC ENROLLED IN HIGH SCHOOL, PROPORTION OF CHILDREN IN HIGH SCHOOL WHO REACH THE LAST PRIMARY GRADE IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, BY MUNICIPALITY 2006 0 – < 50.0 PUBLIC ELEM. SCHOOL, BY MUNICIPALITY BY MUNICIPALITY

Population 50.0 – < 59.6 SY 2008-2009 SY 2008-2009 Municipality Municipality Municipality Magnitude Proportion 59.6 – < 69.0 TOTAL National Target TOTAL National Target CAMARINES NORTE 28,630 59.6 69.0 – 100 100 100 Basud 1,951 60.7 CAMARINES NORTE 88.9 CAMARINES NORTE 79.4 PARACALE Capalonga 1,663 55.2 CAPALONGA JOSE Basud 87.4 Basud 77.1 Daet 5,618 71.1 PANGANIBAN Capalonga 83.3 Capalonga 64.9 Jose Panganiban 2,451 52.3 VINZONS Daet 93.1 Daet 84.3 SANTA ELENA Labo 4,690 55.8 TALISAY Jose Panganiban 84.8 Jose Panganiban 82.7 LABO Mercedes 2,279 55.4 DAET (Capital) Labo 86.0 Labo 73.0 SAN VICENTE Paracale 2,792 58.5 Mercedes 97.5 Mercedes 97.9 San Lorenzo Ruiz 601 49.5 Paracale 88.3 Paracale 78.0 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) BASUD San Vicente 652 71.3 San Lorenzo Ruiz 88.3 San Lorenzo Ruiz 66.7 Sta. Elena 2,167 56.2 MERCEDES San Vicente 97.5 San Vicente 93.9 Talisay 1,398 68.7 Sta. Elena 89.8 Sta. Elena 79.6 Vinzons 2,368 60.4 Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Talisay 86.5 Talisay 76.5 Vinzons 90.8 Vinzons 82.8 There was also a very low participation rate in secondary education, at Source: Dep’t of Education – Division of Camarines Norte Source: Dep’t of Education – Division of Camarines Norte 59.6 percent. Apparently, these figures are way below the 100 percent target In school year 2008-2009, the cohort survival rate and completion rate in public elementary school by 2015. were 88.9 percent and 79.4 percent, respectively, which are also far from the 100 percent target by 2015.

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PROPORTION OF WOMEN DEATHS DUE %WOMEN DEATHS DUE TO PREGNANCY-RELATED CAUSES CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATE, CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATE TO PREGNANCY-RELATED CAUSES, 0 – < 0.20 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0 – < 25.0 0.20 – < 0.30 25.0 – < 29.9 0.30 – < 0.60 Municipality Magnitude Proportion Municipality TOTAL 29.9 – < 32.0 0.60 & above 32.0 & above CAMARINES NORTE 31 0.3 CAMARINES NORTE 29.9 Basud 50.6 Basud 25.9 Capalonga 24.7 Capalonga 00.0 PARACALE CAPA LONGA CAPALONGA PARACALE Daet 00.0 JOSE Daet 32.3 JOSE PANGANIBAN PANGANIBAN Jose Panganiban 50.4 Jose Panganiban 26.8 Labo 32.2 Labo 40.2 VINZONS VINZONS Mercedes 30.3 SANTA ELENA Mercedes 34.3 SANTA ELENA 50.4 TALISAY Paracale 28.7 TALISAY Paracale LABO LABO DAET (Capital) San Lorenzo Ruiz 10.4 DAET (Capital) San Lorenzo Ruiz 30.0 San Vicente 00.0 SAN VICENTE San Vicente 30.4 SAN VICENTE Sta. Elena 80.9 Sta. Elena 27.2 Talisay 00.0 Talisay 26.8 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) Vinzons 00.0 BASUD Vinzons 31.1 BASUD

Thirty-one (31) were reported to have MERCEDES MERCEDES Contraceptive prevalence rate died due to pregnancy-related causes was low at 29.9 percent. in 2006, although the proportion was Source: CBMS 2006 Survey Source: CBMS 2006 Survey only 0.3%.

PROPORTION OF POPULATION WITH PROPORTION OF LIVEBIRTHS ATTENDED ANTENATAL CARE COVERAGE, PROPORTION OF POPULATION WITH ACCESS BY SKILLED PERSONNEL, BY MUNICIPALITY, 2008 ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER, TO SAFE DRINKING WATER BY MUNICIPALITY, 2008 BY MUNICIPALITY, 2006 0 – < 36.0

Population 36.0 – < 66.6 Municipality 2008 Municipality 2008 Municipality Magnitude Proportion 66.6 – < 86.0 CAMARINES NORTE 59.4 CAMARINES NORTE 57.5 CAMARINES NORTE 323,508 66.6 86.0 – 100 Basud 54.3 Basud 54.6 Basud 17,675 54.7 Capalonga 48.8 Capalonga 75.9 Capalonga 8,768 29.6 Daet 83.3 Daet 62.1 Daet 83,831 95.7 PARACALE CAPALONGA JOSE Jose Panganiban 49.9 Jose Panganiban 80.9 Jose Panganiban 25,057 55.3 PANGANIBAN Labo 60.5 Labo 63.4 Labo 56,999 68.6 Mercedes 60.5 Mercedes 45.7 Mercedes 26,208 62.3 VINZONS SANTA ELENA Paracale 34.6 Paracale 49.1 Paracale 20,627 46.3 TALISAY LABO San Lorenzo Ruiz 33.5 San Lorenzo Ruiz 51.4 San Lorenzo Ruiz 10,023 81.4 DAET (Capital) San Vicente 57.3 San Vicente 43.2 San Vicente 7,856 90.7 SAN VICENTE Sta. Elena 66.3 Sta. Elena 54.4 Sta. Elena 23,443 60.5 Talisay 58.3 Talisay 28.3 Talisay 19,900 88.9 SAN LORENZO RUIZ (Imelda) Vinzons 63.1 Vinzons 50.0 Vinzons 23,121 59.3 BASUD Source: Field Health Services Information System Source: Field Health Services Information System (FHSIS), PHO (FHSIS), PHO MERCEDES Proportion of population with access to In 2008, births attended by skilled Antenatal coverage was likewise safe drinking water was only health personnel was low at 59.4 low at 57.5 percent. 66.6 percent. Source: CBMS 2006 Survey percent.

A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS

DepEd EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES:

√ Education for ALL (EFA)

√ Basic Education Sector Reform Agenda (BESRA)

Presented by: √ Institutionalization of School Improvement Plan through School- Based Management Hon. EDGARDO A. TALLADO Governor

7th Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) Philippine National Conference Sofitel Philippine Plaza, Manila, Philippines February 7-9, 2011

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A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS Programs and projects: b) Elementary Level a) Institutionalization of Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Act • Multi-Grade Program is being implemented in 14 districts • 284 Pre-school classes were already organized in the 14 • Every Child a Reader Program districts of the DepEd with 190 teachers having specialized training on pre-school management. • Philippine Informal Reading Program (Phil-IRI) • 99% of the barangays have day care centers with a total of 375 centers and 374 day care workers • Adoption of 2 pilot Enhance Instructional Management by Parents, Community and Teachers (e-IMPACT) schools. • 8 out of 12 municipalities have supervised neighborhood play (SNP) • 1 district initializing e-IMPACT and Strategic Instructional Materials (SIMs) • 41 private pre-schools • Conduct of School Readiness Assessment • Grade 1 entrants and pre-schoolers are given supplemental feeding.

A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS • 70 % of teachers in Child-Friendly elementary schools c) Secondary Level and 2 Child-Friendly secondary schools are able to adopt Child-Friendly School System practices and tools. • Government Assistance to Secondary Private Education (GATSPE) Program • Conduct of Yearly Search for outstanding Child-Friendly School (CFS) with funding support from the provincial • Teaching Utilization of Personal Safety Lesson government as a measure of child fifrien dliness. • Project GREAT (Governance of Relevant Education • School heads able to support Child-Friendly School Assessment Task Force) System/Alternative Delivery Mode (CFSS/ADM) practices. • Teaching Utilization of Indigenous Materials • Administration and Multigrade teachers trained on CFSS. • Provision of school bags and hygiene supplies to indigenous • Schools linked toward “model child-friendliness”. people’s (IP) children in partnership with UNICEF. • Special Education Program for Children with Special Needs (SPED) are also being implemented.

A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS d) Reduction of drop-out and repetition rates in Camarines Norte Division is being carried out through the • Project “Bright Mind” - a reading program for English and implementation of the following: Filipino subjects. • Child-Friendly School System (CFSS) introduced by UNICEF, through the Child-Friendly Movement. • Revitalization of school activities relative to Student Supreme • IlImplemen ttitation of Stu den t TkiTracking Governance (SSG) operationalization in secondary schools. System (STS) using self-assessment check list. • Kapit-Bisig Feeding Program given to malnourished children

• PRIME-GOLD (Production and Utilization of Relevant Materials for the Enhancement and Galvanizing of Learning Direction)

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A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS A. CURRENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS e) Alternative Learning System (ALS) f) and Implementation of the Provincial Government • Basic Literacy Program Scholarship Program and the Educational Program for – provision of alternative pathways Out-of-School-Youth. for out-of-school youth, adults and IPs who are basically literate but not have completed 10 years Basic Educa tion. • Arabic Values and Islamic Values Education (ALIVE) • The Camarines Norte Division received an award as the “Most Supportive Division in ALS Programs & Projects” at the Regional Level for CY 2009-2010 and g) Other institutions/organizations such as the • The municipality of Jose Panganiban received an award World Vision Development Foundation and Educational as an “Outstanding Local Government Unit: Class A Research and Development Assistance (ERDA), extended Municipality” in the 2010 National Level Literacy educational assistance to child laborers and their siblings in Award. forms of school supplies and uniforms.

B. FUTURE DIRECTIONS B. FUTURE DIRECTIONS

a) ECCD (Early Childhood Care and Development) b) Intensify/Accelerate implementation of the Alternative Learning System (ALS) of the DepEd in partnership with Local • Strengthening of the ECCD program of DepEd and at LGU Government Units and non-government organizations level since ECCD makes it possible for pupils to perform (NGOs) to include the following: better once they enter formal schooling. • Balik Paaralan for out-of-school youth • Promotion of home-based ECCD (Supervised Neighborhood Play) • Basic Literacy Program in areas where a facility for day care center is not accessible and • Female Functional Literacy Classes available. •ProjectREACH • Acceleration of the implementation (Reaching all Children) – a strategy of reaching the not- of Parents Effectiveness Service (PES) in-school children aged 6-11 and 11-15 years old and making Sessions at the community level. them learn anytime, anywhere.

C) PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT IN C) PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT IN PROVIDING EDUCATION FOR ALL PROVIDING EDUCATION FOR ALL POLICIES 1. Revised Provincial Children’s Rights and Welfare Code PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS formulated as one of the Four Gifts for Children in consonance with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child 1. Provincial Government Scholarship Program approved on February 2, 2001 and revised and adopted by the SiSangguniang PlliPanlalawigan on Dece mbe r 14, 2010 under SP Budget Allocation ::P100M P 10.0 M Resolution No 451, Provincial Ordinance No. 71. 2. Provincial Ordinance No. 33-07 which aims to develop skills 2. Educational Program for Out-of-School Youth and competencies of the deserving out-of-school youth in the province through provision of technical or vocational training Budget Allocation: P 1.5 M program.

3. Provincial Ordinance No. 20-2006, an ordinance establishing Guidelines for the Scholarship Program of the Province of Camarines Norte.

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C) PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT IN C) PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT IN PROVIDING EDUCATION FOR ALL PROVIDING EDUCATION FOR ALL

3. Financial Assistance to indigent differently-abled children 5. Augmentation support and appropriate legislative measures enrolled in pre-school, elementary and college. to ensure stability and expansion of Early Childhood Care and Development Program. Budget Allocation: P 186,000.00 Budget Allocation : P 530 , 000. 00

4. Search for Child-Friendly Barangay 6. Information, Education Campaign through conduct of Child (This encourages barangay and school officials to improve Congress, Celebration of International Day Against Child their performance on education indicators) Trafficking, etc.

Budget Allocation: P 300,000.00 Budget Allocation: P 180,000.00

C) PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT IN C) PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT IN PROVIDING EDUCATION FOR ALL PROVIDING EDUCATION FOR ALL 8. Programs and Projects of the Provincial School Board Funded under Special Education Fund to include: 7. Support to Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) through the Provision of Skills Training to selected beneficiary and √ Assistance to Volunteer Teachers Monitoring Activities. √ Repair and maintenance of school buildings Budget Allocation: P 125,000.00 √ Purchase of Books and ALS Instructional Materials and support to √ Athletic Meet and Scouting Activities

Budget Allocation: P 14 M

BEST PRACTICES BEST PRACTICES

CBMS results in the province were used on the following: 3. Basis on the selection of areas for Day Care Center construction and for the Provision of Water and Sanitation 1. Input to the preparation of the Provincial Development and Facilities to barangays; Physical Framework Plan;

2. Used in the preparation of barangay profile and assessment 4. Used in the generation of lists of households in the of the Situation of Women and Children in the 19 disparity 37 barangays in the province identified for enumeration of barangays under the Country Programme for Children the Multi-Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) funded by (CPC). Output of which is a 3-year Barangay Development UNICEF; Plan containing programs and projects which are MDG related.

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5. Basis of the selection of beneficiaries of the Focus - Food 7. Preparation of project proposals that were submitted for Production Assistance for Vulnerable Sectors (FPVAS) funding. Most of these are MDG related such as the funded by the European Commission (EC) with counterpart provision of facilities on water and sanitation which were fund from the Seameo Regional Center for Graduate Study positively responded with a total amount of P 2.20 M. and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) and the provincial government. The project aims to reduce poverty, improve well being of the farmers and ensure access to safe food, particularly the vulnerable sectors; 8. Basis for selection of locally funded projects such as WATSAN, nutrition and other social infrastructure. 6. Used as basis for the selection of waterless municipalities submitted to DILG Central Office. Two municipalities (Basud and Capalonga) are now recipient of the MDGF 1919 program.

7th Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) Philippine National Conference Sofitel Philippine Plaza, Manila, Philippines February 7-9, 2011