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2/11/2011 Map of Camarines Norte Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean Lamon Bay 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 1 2/11/2011 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 2 2/11/2011 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.
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    Vol. 29 No.4 | October-December 2020 DA-Bicol launches Agri chief hands over P200-M worth agri digitized cash assist to Catanduanes farmers, fishers and food subsidy by Lovella P. Guarin Super Typhoon Rolly’s first landfall on October 31. program for marginal The Agriculture czar farmers, fisherfolk handed over more than by Annielyn L. Baleza P 200 Million worth of various interventions to the province represented by Governor Joseph Cua, including 1,000 metric tons milled rice from the National Food Authority (NFA) and P121 million abaca rehabilitati on Using CFSMFF’s e-voucher system, assistance from PhilFIDA. program beneficiaries will receive P3,000 cash via payout centers accredited by The Bureau of Fisheries the Development Bank of the Philippines BATO, CATANDUANES Dar joined Senator Bong and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) (DBP) such as Mlhuillier. They are -Despite the harsh weather Go in flying to Catanduanes national director Eduardo B. also entitled to P2, 000-worth food caused by the impending on November 10, 2020. Gongona also brought 50 pack containing rice, chicken and egg. tropical storm Ulysses, The municipality of units 20-footer motorized Agriculture Secretary William Bato was hardly hit by (Please turn to page 6) PILI, CAMARINES SUR - About 77 eligible farmers and fisherfolk received cash and food assistance worth a total of P5,000 during the launch of the DA-Bicol conducts trial run Department of Agriculture’s Cash and Food Subsidy for Marginal Farmers prior to the roll out of sentinel pigs and Fisherfolk (CFSMFF) Program by Emily B. Bordado on December 16, 2020 at the DA Regional Field Office in this municipality.
  • Agrarian Reform Communities Project II

    Agrarian Reform Communities Project II

    Environment and Social Safeguards Monitoring Report 2009 - 2017 Project Number: 37749-013 Loan 2465/Loan 8238(OFID) May 2019 Philippines: Agrarian Reform Communities Project II Prepared by ARCP II – NPCO for the Asian Development Bank This report does not necessarily reflect the views of ADB or the Government concerned, and neither the ADB nor the Government shall be held liable for its contents. ABBREVIATIONS/GLOSSARY ARC Agrarian Reform Communities ARC Clusters Agrarian Reform Community Clusters ARCP II Second Agrarian Reform Communities Project CNC Certificate of Non-Coverage CNO Certificate of Non-Overlap CP Certification Precondition DAR Department of Agrarian Reform ECC Environmental Clearance Certificate EMB Environmental Management Bureau GOP Government of the Philippines IP Indigenous Peoples LGU Local Government Unit NCIP National Commission on Indigenous Peoples NSAC National Subproject Approval Committee (composed of representatives (Assistant Secretary/Director level) from Department of Agriculture(DA)/National Irrigation Administration(NIA); NCIP, Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR)/Environment & Management Bureau (EMB); Department of Public Works & Highways (DPWH); Dept of Budget & Management (DBM) , Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) ; Department of Finance (DOF)/Bureau of Local Government Funds(BLGF) and Municipal Development Funds Office (MDFO) and National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) NGALGU National Government Assistance to Local Government Unit PAPs Project Affected Persons RSAC Regional Subproject Approval Committee (composed of Regional representatives of the DAR, DA, DPWH, DENR, NCIP and NEDA) This environmental and social monitoring report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature.