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Annual Provincial Profile PROVINCE OF ILOILO 2014 Annual Provincial Profile Research and Statistics Section i Provincial Planning and Development Office PROVINCE OF ILOILO 2014 Annual Provincial Profile P R E F A C E The Iloilo Provincial Profile 2014 like previous publications and profiles published by this office, takes into consideration the above mentioned statement in the production of this latest edition. It contains updated data and information gathered from various sources including different line agencies and private organizations. The information offers policy-makers, researchers, students, entrepreneurs, and potential investors a “first hand” look at what the province can offer and a ready reference on the current socio-economic situation and investment opportunities in the province of Iloilo. This publication also includes tables, maps, and charts of basic socio-economic indicators that are based on the latest available records as reported by concerned agencies. It also includes data taken from different official publications and reference materials of DTI, DOT, NSCB, NSO, Iloilo Provincial Offices and other Regional Offices of the National Government Agencies and as well as those coming from the private sectors. For more information, please contact the Research & Statistics Section, Provincial Planning & Development Office of the Province of Iloilo at 3rd Floor, Iloilo Provincial Capitol, Iloilo City with telephone nos. (033) 335-1884 to 85, (033)509-5091, (Fax) (033)335-8008 or e-mail us at [email protected] or [email protected]. You can also visit our website at www.iloilo.gov.ph. Research and Statistics Section ii Provincial Planning and Development Office PROVINCE OF ILOILO 2014 Annual Provincial Profile Republic of the Philippines Province of Iloilo Message of the Governor t is with great pride and honor that we have sustained the gains that we have achieved in our campaign to institutionalize reform and change in I the provincial government. With the help of various sectors we have succeeded in reaching the goals that we have set particularly in the eight strategic themes of my administration. Most importantly we have regained the trust, respect and faith of our people. Because of our good governance, Iloilo province was awarded the Seal of Good Housekeeping and has won several citations in DILG’s Excellence in Local Governance (EXCELL) Awards. Yours truly was also awarded as Most Outstanding Governor in the field of social services by the Association of Social Welfare and Development Officers of the Philippines, Inc. (ALSWDOPI). 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. It is my profound wish that our Province and its profile will continue to be attractive. This 2014 Provincial Profile shows the facts and figures as well as other relevant information on the socio-economic situation of our province. I know this document could be of great help to development planners, policy makers, researchers, private sectors as well as potential investors. Let us join hands and work together to achieve our ultimate goal – a progressive Province of Iloilo. GOV. ARTHUR D. DEFENSOR, SR. Research and Statistics Section iii Provincial Planning and Development Office PROVINCE OF ILOILO 2014 Annual Provincial Profile Republic of the Philippines Province of Iloilo Message of the Vice Governor evelopment does not happen easily, nor is it hopelessly difficult to achieve. It needs careful planning, involving everyone concerned, communicating regularly, establishing a clear goal for the projected change, executing the plans, and reinforcing the change once it is in place. AD famous quote from Mahatma Gandhi states that, “Constant development is the law of life, and a man who always tries to maintain his dogmas in order to appear consistent drives himself into a false position.” Thus, development is only confirmed if the condition of the society changes positively. As Ilonggos continue to struggle hand-in-hand for recovery from the catastrophic disaster in 2013, the provincial government has been successful in leading the progression of the province. The rehabilitation and improvement of infrastructure facilities needed to support economic growth is given utmost importance same with the agriculture-based industries such as vegetable production, swine raising, fishery, livestock and other forms of livelihood. The area of risk reduction and disaster preparedness has been advanced and there is continuous increase of undertakings in trade and commerce. Moreover, the social services are also being strengthened in terms of upgraded hospitals and wide- ranging medical programs. I commend the Provincial Planning and Development Office for the time and effort in gathering of data from different departments and agencies to provide us not only concise but significant information to be used as reference in identifying available resources for local development and in determining the current physical, social and political condition of the province. The annual preparation of this document allows the readers, policy makers, investors, benefactors and the private sector to make evaluation and assess the changes or development as well as formulate predictions for future socio- economic expansion. As one, let us remain committed in reaching our goal to attain political solidity and economic success, prioritizing the interest of the people above all. RAUL “BOBOY” C. TUPAS Vice Governor Research and Statistics Section iv Provincial Planning and Development Office PROVINCE OF ILOILO 2014 Annual Provincial Profile Republic of the Philippines Province of Iloilo Message of the PPDC ast November 8, 2013, Typhoon Yolanda, one of the strongest tropical cyclones ever recorded, devastated portions of Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines. It was the deadliest Philippine typhoon on record, killing at L least 6,300 people in this country alone. Relief and rehabilitation efforts from international and national agencies which followed, made use of relief maps and information from publications such as this as baseline to augment current damage area assessments in planning where their assistance is necessary. That catastrophe and many other similar to it, show the invaluable importance of reliable and timely data which this profile aims to provide. Not only at these situations are these data useful; this publication has also been utilized in investment promotion portfolios, economic fora and other activities beneficial to the development of the province. Rest assured continuing efforts would be made to make this publication more relevant, timely and responsive to the needs of investors, academe and planners. Proactivism will be the main thrust in delivering these data. We hope that this publication, the Socio-Economic Profile of the Province of Iloilo for calendar year 2014, serves its purpose. MARIO N. NILLOS PPDO Research and Statistics Section v Provincial Planning and Development Office PROVINCE OF ILOILO 2014 Annual Provincial Profile TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. PREFACE ii MESSAGES Governor Arthur D. Defensor, Sr. iii Vice Governor Raul “ BOBOY” C. Tupas iv Mario N. Nillos, PPDC v ACRONYMS ix I. GENERAL FEATURES A. Geography 2 B. Political Subdivision 4 C. Topography 7 D. Climate Rainfall 7 E. Soil 7 F. Water Sources 7 II. DEMOGRAPHY A. Population 8 B. Labor Force 12 C. Family Income 13 III. ECONOMICS A. Agri- Aqua Culture 14 B. Veterinary 16 C. Natural Resources 18 1. Forest Cover 18 2. Watershed Areas 21 3. Solid Waste Management 22 4. Mineral Ore Reserves 24 D. Infrastructure and Facilities 24 1. Transportation 24 a. Land 24 b. Air 27 c. Sea 31 2. Power 36 3. Communication 40 a. Telecommunication 40 b. Cellular Mobile Telephone Services (CMTS) 41 c. Butel Communication Services 42 d. Post Offices in the Province of Iloilo 42 e. Tri – Media; Including Iloilo City 42 4. Water 42 a. Irrigation Facilities 42 b. Potable Water Supply Sources 43 E. Commerce, Trade and Industry 45 1. Industry 45 2. Trade 45 3. Financing Institutions 46 F. Tourism 52 Research and Statistics Section vi Provincial Planning and Development Office PROVINCE OF ILOILO 2014 Annual Provincial Profile Page No. IV. SOCIAL SERVICES A. Education 64 B. Health Services 67 C. Social Welfare Services 72 D. Peace and Order 73 V. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 74 VI. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION 75 A. Legislators (House of Representatives) 75 B. Provincial Officials 75 C. Departments and Offices 78 D. Municipal Officials 80 E. Finance 82 GENERAL INFORMATION 87 FIGURES Fig. 1. Location Map 1 Fig. 2. Boundaries of the Province 2 Fig.3. Land Use Status: 2008 3 Fig. 4. Congressional Districts 4 Fig. 5. Income Classification of Municipalities/Component City 5 Fig. 6. Municipalities by Income Class 6 Fig. 7. Household Population by Age Group & Sex: 2010 Census 9 Fig. 8. Population by Marital Status by Sex: 2010 10 Fig. 9. Family Income and Family Expenditure by Income Class: 2012 13 Fig. 10. Rice Production:2013 14 Fig. 11. Corn Production:2013 14 Fig. 12. Forest Cover, Province of Iloilo: As of 2008 18 Fig. 13. Road Network 26 Fig. 14. Tourist Arrival: 2013 52 Fig. 15. Government Owned Hospital & Inter-Local Health Zones 69 Fig. 16. Nutritional Status of Pre-School Children: 2013 71 TABLES Table 1. Total Population, Household Population and Number of Households By City/Municipality, 8 Province of Iloilo:2010 Census of Population Table 2. Household Population By Age Group and Sex, Province of Iloilo:2010 Census of Population 9 Table3. Household Population 10 Years Old & Over By Marital Status and Sex, Province of Iloilo: 10 2010 Census of Population Table 4. Household Population 5 years Old & Over by Highest Educational Attainment & Sex, Province 11 of Iloilo:2010Census of Population Table 5. Household Population with Disability by Age Group and Sex, Province of Iloilo: 2010 Census 11 of Population Table 6. Household Population 5 years Old & Over by Type of Functional Difficultyand Sex, Province 11 of Iloilo: 2010 Census of Population Table7.
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