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VISION STATEMENT OF THE PEOPLE OF BOHOL

Bohol is a prime eco-cultural

tourist destination and a

strong, balanced agri-industrial

province, with a well-educated,

God-loving and law-abiding

citizenry, proud of their cultural

heritage, enjoying a state of well-

being and committed to sound

environment management.

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It is with great pride and pleasure that I invite and welcome visitors, development partners and investors to our island province that off ers a wide array of investment opportuniti es and provides a

safe haven for both business and leisure.The province has been known for its amazing tourist desti nati ons

and picturesque natural endowments, like its signature tourism icon the Chocolate Hills, the Philippine tarsier, its beauti ful coastline skimmed by gentle coves and white sand beaches, rich biodiversity and cultural heritage and much more. With these in mind, our provincial government strives to enti ce and help business locators who not only help strengthen our economy but also responds to the challenge of preserving and managing our island environment.

Over the past few years, Bohol’s economic landscape has greatly improved. Our micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) generated over P1.6 billion in investments in 2011 alone. Our agriculture sector remains the biggest provider of rice and other products for Central Visayas, and a new era for Bohol’s tourism is arising, with the opening of high-end luxury hotels and resorts in the island of Panglao, coinciding with the increase in tourist arrivals.

I assure you that the Province of Bohol is doing its eff orts to make it easier to do business here through our programs and projects. For instance, the Bohol Business One-Stop Shop (BOSS) houses the mandated and service agencies needed in business name registrati on, permit and licensing requirements. The Bohol Investment Code will soon be revised to feature an expanded list of priority investment areas, our investment policies, and the guidelines and mechanics on how entrepreneurs can avail of fi scal and non- fi scal incenti ves off ered by the Provincial Government of Bohol. We have recently expanded the Tagbilaran City Airport terminal building

to accommodate the increase in passengers, and the New Bohol Airport under public-private partnership is now

set to start constructi on in 2013. Bohol is one of the most peaceful provinces in the country today and

we are trying our best in maintaining peace and security throughout the province and ensuring the availability and aff ordability of primary commoditi es to cope with the growing demands of business and its people.

I hope that this fact book will be your useful and handy guide in making Bohol your desti nati on of choice.

ATTY. EDGAR M. CHATTO GOVERNOR

GOVERNOR’S Message

ATTY. EDGAR M. CHATTO GOVERNOR

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TABLE OF CONTENTSVision Statement of the People of Bohol Message from the Governor I. Executi ve Brief ......................................................................... 6 A. Cost of Living ................................................................... 6 B. Demography .................................................................... 7 C. Priority Investment Areas ................................................ 8 D. New Bohol Airport (Panglao) Map .................................. 9 E. Bohol’s Water Sources .................................................... 10 F. Bohol Soil Classifi cati on and Distributi on ........................ 11 II. Economic Profi le ..................................................................... 12 A. Tourism ........................................................................... 12 B. Agriculture ...................................................................... 13 C. Educati on ......................................................................... 15 D. Infrastructure – Power Generati on Capability ................ 16 E. Connecti vity .................................................................... 16 F. Port Faciliti es ................................................................... 16 G. Road Network ................................................................. 18 H. Business Environment (The Bohol Business One-Stop Shop) 18 III. Economic Indicators ....................................................... 19 A. Land Transportati on .......................................................... 19 B. Trade and Industry ........................................................... 19 C. Revenue ........................................................................... 19 D. Peace and Security ........................................................... 19 E. Accessibility ....................................................................... 20 F. Visitor Traffi c ..................................................................... 21 G. Financial Systems .............................................................. 21 IV. Cost of Doing Business ............................................................. 22 A. Wage Rates ........................................................................ 22 B. Power Rates ....................................................................... 22 C. Water Rates ....................................................................... 22 D. Rental Rates ........................................................................ 23 E. Telecommunicati ons ........................................................... 23 F. Air Freight .......................................................................... 23 G. Shipping Freight ................................................................. 23 H. Social Security .................................................................... 24 I. Public Vehicle Fare Rates .................................................... 24 J. Airline Flight Schedules ...................................................... 25V. Business Contacts ...................................................................... 26 A. Provincial Offi ces ................................................................ 26 B. Other Agencies and Offi ces ............................................... 27Awards and Recogniti ons

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EXECUTIVE BRIEF

Locati on : Central Visayas 803 kms or 556 nauti cal miles south of ManilaCapital City : Tagbilaran CityMunicipaliti es : 48Barangays : 1,109Land Area : 411,726 hectares (1,017,397 acres)Land Classifi cati on Certi fi ed alienable & disposable : 310,455 hectares (767,151 acres) Classifi ed forests : 101,271 hectares (240,246 acres)Populati on (2010) Province : 1,255,128 City : 96,792Language/Dialects : English, Tagalog, CebuanoLiteracy Rate : 97%Labor Force : 542,224Employment Rate : 84.6% Agriculture : 42% Service : 36% Industry : 22%Climate : Generally FairAverage Temperature : 27°CArable Area : 256,400 hectares (633,578 acres)Power Capacity : 109.7 MW Forecasted Demand : 65 MW Net Reserved : 44.7 MW

COST OF LIVING

Annual Average Family Income P 111,000Annual Average Family Expenditure P 92,000Annual Average Family Savings P 19,000

Source: Nati onal Stati sti cs Offi ce 2009


DEMOGRAPHY

POPULATIONMUNICIPALITY POPULATION GROWTH RATEBohol 1,255,128 1.41Alburquerque 9,921 1.85Alicia 22,285 0.89Anda 16,909 1.13Antequera 14,481 0.8Baclayon 18,630 2.23Balilihan 17,147 0.72Batuan 12,431 0.42Bilar 17,098 0.68Bien Unido 25,796 1.53Buenavista 27,031 1.11Calape 30,146 1.02Candijay 29,043 0.53Carmen 43,579 1.16Cati gbian 22,686 1.35Clarin 20,296 1.19Corella 7,699 1.13Cortes 15,294 1.88Dagohoy 18,868 1.83Danao 17,952 1.76Dauis 39,448 2.6Dimiao 15,166 1.31Duero 17,580 1.06Garcia Hernandez 23,038 0.98Getafe 27,788 1.38Guindulman 31,789 0.97Inabanga 43,291 0.73Jagna 32,566 1.1Lila 11,985 1.7Loay 16,261 1.25Loboc 16,312 0.87Loon 42,800 1.1Mabini 28,174 1.28Maribojoc 20,491 1.5Panglao 28,603 2.63Pilar 26,887 1.51Pres. Carlos P. Garcia 23,287 0.48Sagbayan 20,091 1.35San Isidro 9,125 0.76San Miguel 23,574 1.71Sevilla 10,443 0.65Sierra Bullones 24,698 0.79Sikatuna 6,380 0.72Tagbilaran City 96,792 2.74Talibon 61,373 1.93Trinidad 28,828 1.86Tubigon 44,902 1.35Ubay 68,578 1.7Valencia 27,586 1.4

Source: Nati onal Stati sti cs Offi ce 2010


PRIORITY INVESTMENT AREAS

SUSTAINABLE TOURISM• Airport Development• Accommodati on Faciliti es• Conventi on / event / meeti ng centers• Eco-cultural and Agri-tourism faciliti es, including nature and theme parks

and mountain resorts• Sports, training and recreati on faciliti es• Health and wellness faciliti es• Reti rement villages• Malls / Restaurants / Food outlets• Transportati on Services and Faciliti es• Other tourism-related services and faciliti es, including craft s centers

SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-BUSINESS• High-value crops producti on• Organic agriculture• Aquaculture• Post-harvest faciliti es• Food and Agri-processing• Manufacturing of agricultural implements• Tree farms• Woodcraft s including furniture and furnishings using indigenous materials

SERVICES• Informati on and Communicati ons Technology• Media / Adverti sing• Financial / Engineering / Architectural service faciliti es• Human resource development; i.e., training faciliti es, educati onal

insti tuti ons• Hospital and Medical/ Surgical/ Dental Services

ENERGY• Development of indigenous and off -grid power sources• Power generati on, transmission and other acti viti es using environment

friendly technologies

ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AND ENHANCEMENT PROJECTS

• Solid waste management faciliti es• Waste water treatment faciliti es• Disaster preventi on, miti gati on and recovery faciliti es


The proposed New Bohol Airport through public- private partnership will open

new horizons for Bohol as a key player in the nati onal economy. President Benigno

Aquino III has approved the constructi on of the new airport in Panglao Island to

commence in 2013.

NEW BOHOL AIRPORT IN PANGLAO ISLAND


BOHOL’S WATER SOURCES

Bohol’s central and northern lowlands have ferti le grounds and abundant water

supply. Bohol’s water supply for domesti c, agricultural and industrial uses can

be tapped from 2,224 springs, 59 rivers and 200 creeks. Surface water from 22

river basins and watersheds are impounded and distributed as potable water, for

irrigati on, power generati on and industrial use.

The 7 major river basins considered as potenti al sources of water supply:

• Loboc River

• Abatan River

• Wahig-Inabanga River

• Carood River

• Manaba River

• Alejawan River

• Ipil River

Source: Bohol Provincial Planning and Development Offi ce (PPDO) 2011


BOHOL SOIL CLASSIFICATION AND DISTRIBUTION

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Annam Clay 342,471,644.82 8.677%

Baluarte Clay Loam 5,544,478.58 0.140%

Bantog Clay 25,976,062.84 0.658%

Bataan Clay Loam 25,954,968.14 0.658%

Batuan Clay 26,378,660.72 0.668%

Batuan-Faraon Complex 474,904,469.43 12.032%

Beach Sand 5,856,550.37 0.148%

Bolinao Clay 493,047,978.97 12.491%

Calape Clay Loam 53,038,102.74 1.344%

Candijay Clay 23,011,516.64 0.583%

Faroan Clay 560,446,199.28 14.199%

Hydrosol 63,350,338.77 1.605%

Inabanga Clay 45,902,075.12 1.163%

Lugo Clay 104,307,077.09 2.643%

Mandaue Clay 2,111,028.46 0.053%

Mountain Soils Undiff erenti ate 50,310,373.07 1.275%

Rough Stony Land 14,250,782.39 0.361%

Sevilla Clay 221,493,815.79 5.612%

Ubay Clay 853,687,279.39 21.628%

Ubay Clay Loam 206,051,662.44 5.220%

Ubay Sandy Loam 318,703,816.98 8.074%

Unclassifi ed 30,277,839.25 0.767%

Source: Bohol Provincial Planning and Development Offi ce (PPDO) 2011


ECONOMIC PROFILE

TOURISM

AMENITIES

Resorts - 83Pension/Lodging Houses - 137Hotels - 11Dive Shops - 32

Source: Bohol Tourism Offi ce 2011

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TOURIST ARRIVALS BY SEA 2011

Coff ee Shops - 12 Restaurants - 50Fastf ood Outlets - 30Shopping Malls - 5

TOURIST ARRIVALS BY AIR 2011

TOURIST ARRIVALS IN BOHOL (2001-2011)


AGRICULTURE

PRIORITY COMMODITIES PRODUCTION AREA HARVESTED (metric tons) (hectares) (acres)CEREALS Rice 231,569 77,841 192,349 Irrigated 129,727 36,828 91,004 Rainfed 101,842 41,013 101,345 Corn 11,954 13,573 33,540 White 11,837 13,520 33,409 Yellow 117 53 131

ROOTCROPS Cassava 83,167 8,117 20,057 Ube 13,169 3,095 7,648 Sweet Potato 23,123 7,189 17,764

HIGH VALUE CROPS Mango 12,192 2,791 6,897 Banana 40,379 3,035 7,500 Vegetables (Total) 12,836 2,352 5,812 Priority Vegetables Ampalaya 2,212 330 815 Eggplant 2,696 637 1,574 Squash 1,437 72 178 Stringbeans 1,022 164 405 Okra 1,227 130 321 Tomato 1,542 487 1,203

INDUSTRIAL CROPS Coconut 183,847 35,198 86,976 Oil Palm 54,166 6,500 16,062

AQUAMARINE Aquaculture 130,679.76 Seaweed 126,715.88 Brackish water 3,345.65 Freshwater 73.78 Marine 112.93 Oyster 420.17 Small Reservoir 11.35

Marine Municipal Fisheries 10,862.63 Inland Municipal Fisheries 86.37


LIST OF MAJOR AGRICULTURAL / MARINE PRODUCTS AND VOLUME OF PRODUCTION (in metric tons)

Rice 231,569 Corn 11,954 Coconut 183,847 Rootcrops 124,518 Vegetables 12,836 Fruits 54,139

Fish 13,425.07 Aquaculture 3,128.22 Marine 10,253.75 Inland 43.10

Prawns (Aquaculture) 406.98

Crabs 625.21 Aquaculture 3.55 Marine 608.08 Inland 13.58

Shrimps 8.49 Aquaculture 4.96 Marine 0.80 Inland 2.73

Seaweeds 126,715.88

Poultry Chicken 2,540,392 Broiler 529,980 Layers 99,480 Nati ve 1,910,932 Duck 23,671

Livestock Hog 297,718 Goat 70,454 Catt le 73,214 Carabao 64,758

Source: Bureau of Agricultural Stati sti cs; Bohol Agriculture Promoti on Center- Department of Agriculture; Offi ce of the Provincial Agriculturist 2011


EDUCATION

Source: Holy Name University, University of Bohol, Bohol Island State University, Bohol Insti tute of Technology, Cristal -College, Informati cs Computer Insti tute, STI College, AMA Computer Learning Center, Bohol Wisdom School, Trinidad Municipal College, PMI-Colleges

HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN BOHOL1. Bohol Island State University - Main Campus2. Bohol Island State University - Bilar Campus3. Bohol Island State University - Candijay Campus4. Bohol Island State University - Calape Campus5. Bohol Island State University - Clarin Campus6. Bohol Island State University - Balilihan Campus7. AMA Computer Learning Center - Tagbilaran 8. Batuan Colleges Inc. - Batuan, Bohol9. Blessed Trinity College - Talibon, Bohol10. BIT Internati onal College - Tagbilaran Campus11. BIT Internati onal College - Carmen Campus12. BIT Internati onal College - Jagna Campus13. BIT Internati onal College - Talibon Campus14. Bohol Northern Star College Inc.15. Bohol Northwestern College16. Bohol Wisdom School17. Cristal e-College - Tagbilaran Campus18. Cristal e-College - Panglao Campus19. Holy Name University20. Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary21. Mater Dei College22. PMI Colleges - Bohol23. STI College - Tagbilaran24. University of Bohol25. Buenavista Community College26. Trinidad Municipal College

ANNUAL TURN-OVER OF GRADUATES SY. 2010 – 2011Total - 5,483


INFRASTRUCTURE

ACTUAL GENERATION CAPABILITY

SPC Island Power Corp (diesel power) 16 MWSanta Clara Corp. 1.2 MWHanopol Hydroelectric 5.0 MWSevilla Mini-Hydro Corp. 2.5 MWLeyte-Bohol Interconnecti on 85 MW Total 109.7 MWForecasted Demand 65 MWNet Reserved 44.7 MWPower Consumpti on 35-50 MW

Source: Provincial Planning and Development Offi ce 2011

CONNECTIVITY

Telephone Companies : 3 PLDT, Globelines, CruztelcoCellular Phone Firms : 3 Smart, Globe, Sun CellularInternet Service Provider : 6Print and Broadcast Media Radio Stati ons AM : 4 FM : 2 Newspapers : 4 Trade Publicati on : 1Postal and Courier Services Messengerial/Courier : 6 LBC, Air21, JRS Express, 2GO FedEx, DHL Post Offi ces : 49 Cable Stati ons : 5

PORT FACILITIES

AIRPORTTagbilaran City Airport Runway Length - 30 x 1,779 ms. Passenger Terminal Building Area - 16 x 45 ms. Total Land Area - 16.48 hectares

SEAPORTSTagbilaran Seaport Berth Length - 633.00 sq.m. Passenger Terminal Building Area - 1,021.8 sq.m. Land Area - 53,150.49 sq.m. Other Structures - 675.00 sq.m.


SEAPORT SYSTEMS

PORT TOTAL PORT AREA WORKING AREA OPEN STORAGE TRANSIT SHED (sq.m.) (sq.m.) (sq.m.) (sq.m.)

Tagbilaran 53,150.49 20,705.92 5,688.00 300.00Catagbacan (Loon) 4,150.50 849.25 441.95 NoneClarin 4,578.78 930.78 None 9.00Getafe 3,217.00 926.00 600.00 NoneJagna 7,309.00 4,693.00 390.00 300.00Talibon 7,702.25 639.00 1,501.00 NoneTapal (Ubay) 3,985.55 1,182.95 1,125.00 NoneTubigon 18,641.68 1,951.83 2,812.60 150.00Ubay 32,604.90 7,202.65 19,873.00 None

PORT OFFICE BUILDINGS ACCESS ROAD RO-RO RAMPS PARKING AREA (sq.m.) (sq.m.) (sq.m.) (sq.m.)

Tagbilaran 390.00 18,746.31 287.20 5,336.00

Catagbacan (Loon) 76.75 1,722.80 117.00 None

Clarin None 2,975.40 123.42 441.95

Getafe 60.00 1,128.00 132.60 400.00

Jagna 240.00 1,058.00 261.00 300.00

Talibon 90.25 4,698.00 99.00 None

Tapal (Ubay) 60.00 862.40 123.3 600.00

Tubigon 100.00 9,940.00 216.00 2,957.25

Ubay 177.00 3,330.00 436.00 1,520.00

PORT PTB AREA BERTH LENGTH MOORING FENDER SYSTEM (sq.m.) (in linear meters) FACILITIES

Tagbilaran 1,021.80 633.00 18 mooring 16 V-type RDFs bitt s & 24 T-heads & Cyl. RDFs

Catagbacan (Loon) None 114.00 - -

Clarin None None - -

Getafe None 46.50 2 T-heads 4 UTFs

Jagna 240.00 119.65 7 mooring bitt s 5 V-type RDFs & 21 UTFs

Talibon None 113.00 2 mooring bitt s 9 ti mber clusters

Tapal (Ubay) None 36.00 4 mooring bitt s 12 tractor-UTFs

Tubigon 254.00 396.00 27 T-heads 30 4-element fenders 2 cyl. RDFs, 4 V-type RDF & 8 Rubbing Timbers

Ubay 39.00 222.00 7 mooring bitt s 17 V-type RDFs & 9 UTFs


CITYTotal Length 88.426 kms. Asphalt 54% Concrete 17% Gravel 29% Earth 0%

ROAD NETWORK

PROVINCE-WIDETotal Length 5,964 kms. Asphalt 3.27% Concrete 19.08% Gravel 54.14% Earth 23.51%

Source: Provincial Planning and Development Offi ce 2011

BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

The Bohol Business One-Stop Shop, a facility of the Bohol Investment Promoti on Center, houses under one roof the mandated and service agencies involved in business name registrati on, permit and licensing requirements. Applicati on for business name takes an average of only 11 minutes per client.

The Bohol BOSS currently off ers the following services:

• DTI : Business Name Registrati on, Assessment of Applicati on Forms and Requirements, and Issuance of Business Name Certi fi cate

• Pag-ibig, SSS & PhilHealth: Informati on Assistance, and Assessment of Applicati on Forms

LOCAL INVESTMENT INCENTIVES

Registered enterprises under the Bohol Investment Code may avail of the following incenti ves:

Fiscal Incenti ves• Exempti on from Real Property Tax for 5 years• Tax Credit of 10% of total cost of infrastructure to be deducted from future real

property tax liability within a period of 7 years

Non-Fiscal Incenti ves• Assistance and services of BIPC• Services of the Bohol Business One-Stop Shop - Business registrati on


ECONOMIC INDICATORS

LAND TRANSPORTATION

Classifi cati on Ownership Cars/Vans 12,847 Private 44,108Buses/Trucks 2,312 Government 499Tricycles 2,761 For Hire 3,787Motorcycles 30,341

Source: Land Transportati on Offi ce 2011

TRADE AND INDUSTRY

2010 2011

Annual Business Name Registrati on 2,076 2,809Investments Generated P792,458,771.05 P1,639,288,000.00

Source: Bohol Business One-Stop Shop 2011

TOTAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS

P 1,024,289,000.00 (17.05% increase from 2010)

Source: Bureau of Internal Revenue 2011

PEACE AND SECURITY

The Provincial Government has launched several programs to help control and reduce the crime rate in the province. It was declared insurgency-free by the AFP and PNP in 2010.

Quick Response through T.A.R.S.I.E.R. 117

TARSIER (Telephone and Radio Systems Integrated Emergency Response) 117 was awarded for its commitment to Bureau of Fire Protecti on’s campaign towards fi re-safe communiti es, awarded during the 20th BFP Reg-7 Anniversary Celebrati on Cebu City in 2011. It was conferred the Gawad Bayanihan Award by the Armed Forces of the Philippines in 2011.

TARSIER 117 respondents work round-the-clock, relaying emergency concerns to corresponding agencies. Actual responses include police, fi re and medical dispatch.


First Tourist Police in the Philippines Institutionalized in August 2008

It was insti tuti onalized under the Philippine Nati onal Police in 2008 to do its peacekeeping job in the province envisioned to establish Bohol as a truly prime eco-cultural tourist desti nati on in the country.

Deployed in 10 municipaliti es:

• Anda • Carmen• Corella • Cortes• Danao

The tourist police • Conducts mobile and foot patrols for crime deterrence,• Sets-up regular checkpoints at tourist-crowded areas, manned by at least 8

offi cers, and • Provides intelligence reports on strangers without clear business interest in

an area and make contact with those persons.

PERCENTAGE OF CRIMES SOLVED

2009 2010 2011City 25.83% 12.67% 27.67%Province 24.77% 31.42% 43.74%Average Monthly Crime Rate 33.89% 26.84% 16.89%

Source: Bohol Police Provincial Offi ce, PNP 2011

ACCESSIBILITY

Tagbilaran – Manila (Air travel)

Air seats weekly 9,962 (1,423 daily)

Flights weekly 63 (9 daily)

Tagbilaran – Cebu/Davao (Air travel)

Air seats weekly 80 (on scheduled days)

Flights weekly 8 (on scheduled days)

Tagbilaran – Cebu (Sea travel)

Available seats weekly 189,091 (27,013 daily)

Trips weekly 91 (13 daily)

• Loboc• Loon• Panglao • Sagbayan• Tagbilaran City


VISITOR TRAFFIC

INCOMING PASSENGERS (in millions) 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

By Boat 2.102235 2.154348 1.883824 1.756645 1.968709 2.025373

By Plane 0.126165 0.174906 0.204052 0.285002 0.29953 0.386565

CARGO STATISTICS

By Plane 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011(in million kg.)

Inbound 2.14632 3.009185 2.027401 3.051359 2.94874 2.538492Outbound 1.308405 3.301099 2.272872 2.033384 1.812126 1.947696 By Boat 2009 2010 2011 (in metric tons)

Inbound 705,692 870,076 936,733 Outbound 172,960 184,098 221,961

Source: Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) 2011

FINANCIAL SYSTEMS

Total Number of Banks - 26

Commercial Banks - 12

Government Banks - 2

Thrift Banks - 9

Savings/Rural Banks - 3

All credit cards accepted

Number of ATMs - 77

Lending Firms - 17

Pawnshops - 100

Source: Bohol Bankers’ Associati on, Bohol Business One-Stop Shop 2011


COST OF DOING BUSINESS

WAGE RATES (in Pesos)(minimum per day) City Province

Daily Wage for any sector 275.00 275.00

Source: Department of Labor and Employment 2011

POWER RATES (in Pesos)

Power Residenti al Commercial Industrial Public Street Service Mainland Cabilao Small Large (Php/kwh) Bldg Light Island (1-5kwh) (6 kwh (Php/kwh) (Php/kwh) & above)

BOHECO I 7.5969 7.8425 6.3400 5.8796 5.4764 6.2432 7.2309 BOHECO II 8.1202 7.3093 7.1707 7.4072 7.1225 Bohol Light (BLCI) 6.6506 6.2325 6.2325 6.069 6.069 Average for Bohol 7.4559 6.5505 6.2932 6.5731 6.8074Source : Bohol Electric Cooperati ve I & II, Bohol Light Company Inc (May 2011)

Comparati ve Power Rates in Central Visayas

Electric Power Service Resident’l Comm’l Industrial Public Street Providers in the (Php/Kwh) (Php/Kwh) (Php/Kwh) Bldg Light Visayas (Php/Kwh) (Php/Kwh)Bohol(3 service providers) Average 7.4559 6.65505 6.2932 6.5731 6.8074Cebu Electric Coop. Inc.(Toledo City) 7.3623 6.4236 6.5933 6.4237 6.21294NORECO 1(Negros Oriental Electric Coop) 8.7625 7.2418 7.1767 6.8834 7.5490Camotes Electric Coop. Inc. 10.3510 8.9263 9.1529 8.6711 9.2568Siquijor Electric Coop. Inc. 10.2839 9.1590 9.0637 9.154 9.1712

WATER RATES (per cubic meter)

Bohol Water Uti liti es Inc. Consumpti on Range Residenti al/CommercialTagbilaran City (PhP) 0-10 cu.m. 80.00 11-20 cu.m. 10.75 21-30 cu.m. 13.75 31 & above 30.50

Water Consumpti on (in cubic meters) Peak 14,000/day Current Water Capacity 45,408 cu.m/day Lean 9,801/day (provincewide)


RENTAL RATE (in Pesos monthly)Residenti al/Apartments P4,500 - 10,000/monthly (fully-furnished units) Offi ce Space P350 - 450/sq.m/monthlyCommercial Space P125 - 360/sq.m/monthly

High Low

Residenti al/Apartments (whole unit) 10,000.00 4,500.00

Commercial Space (per sq.m.) 360.00 125.00

Offi ce Space (per sq.m.) 450.00 350.00

Shopping Malls (per sq.m.) 1000.00 200.00Source: Bohol Investment Promoti on Center Survey 2011

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Cost of Telephone Services Residenti al Commercial (monthly fee) PLDT P 450 P1,200.00 Globelines P350-500 P 700 Cruztelco P 332.64 P 582.12 Cost of Internet Connecti on Services Residenti al Commercial (monthly fee) PLDT P1,995 P4,000 Globelines P 995 P 1,295 Cruztelco P 990 P 1,290

AIR FREIGHT (Tagbilaran to Manila; in Pesos)

No. of Kilos Cebu Pacifi c Phil. Airlines Air Phil. Zest Air

0 - 5 125.00 150.00 150.00 141.78

6 - 49 14.52 13.89 13.89 20.78

50 - 249 13.09 12.53 12.53 18.43

250 - 999 11.79 11.28 11.28 16.71

1,000 above 10.34 9.89 9.89 15.04

SHIPPING FREIGHT (2GO Group Inc.)

PORT LINKS CLASS A CLASS B CLASS C

Tagbilaran – Manila 1,904.12 1,646.90 1,457.18

Tagbilaran – Cagayan 1,142.82 1,060.49 1,060.49

Tagbilaran – Dumaguete 1,044.08 1,044.08 1,044.08


SOCIAL SECURITY(for employed members)

Range of Compensati on Salary Credit Employer’s Employee’s Contributi on Contributi on

1,000 - 1,249.99 1,000.00 70.70 33.301,250 - 1,749.99 1,500.00 106.50 50.001,750 - 2,249.99 2,000.00 141.30 66.702,250 - 2,749.99 2,500.00 176.50 83.332,750 - 3,249.99 3,000.00 212.50 100.003,250 - 3,749.99 3,500.00 247.30 116.703,750 - 4,249.99 4,000.00 282.70 133.304,250 - 4,749.99 4,500.00 318.00 150.004,750 - 5,249.99 5,000.00 353.30 166.705,250 - 5,749.99 5,500.00 388.70 183.305,750 - 6,249.99 6,000.00 424.00 200.006,250 - 6,749.99 6,500.00 459.99 216.706,750 - 7,249.99 7,000.00 494.70 233.307,250 - 7,749.99 7,500.00 530.00 250.007,750 - 8,249.99 8,000.00 563.30 266.708,250 - 8,749.99 8,500.00 600.70 283.308,750 - 9,249.99 9,000.00 636.00 300.009,250 - 9,749.99 9,500.00 671.30 316.709,750 - 10,249.99 10,000.00 706.70 333.3010,250 - 10,749.99 10,500.00 742.00 350.0010,750 - 11,249.99 11,000.00 777.30 366.7011,250 - 11,749.99 11,500.00 812.70 383.3011,750 - 12,249.99 12,000.00 848.00 400.0012,250 - 12,749.99 12,500.00 883.30 416.7012,750 - 13,249.99 13,000.00 918.70 433.3313,250 - 13,749.99 13,500.00 954.00 450.0013,750 - 14,249.99 14,000.00 989.30 466.7014,250 - 14,749.99 14,500.00 1,024.70 483.3014,750 - OVER 15,000.00 1,060.00 500.00

PUBLIC VEHICLE FARE RATES

Vehicle Type Minimum Fare Additi onal per (PhP) succeeding kilometerTaxi 40.00 3.50Jeepney/Multi cab 8.00 1.00Tricycle 8.00 1.00 Rate per kilometer (Php) Van for Hire 2.00

Source: Land Transportati on Franchising and Regulatory Board 2012

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AIRLINE FLIGHT SCHEDULES

Airline Tagbilaran–Manila Manila–Tagbilaran

Philippine Airlines 7:20 – 8:35 5:30 – 6:50 10:40 – 12:00 8:50 – 10:10 16:55 – 18:15 15:00 – 16:25

Air Philippines 11:25 – 12:40 9:40 – 10:55 13:35 – 14:50 11:50 – 13:05

Cebu Pacifi c 10:10 – 11:25 8:25 – 9:40 13:55 – 15:15 12:10 – 13:25

Zest Air 10:10 – 11:30 8:10 – 9:30 15:10 – 16:30 13:10 – 14:30

Tagbilaran – Cebu Cebu – Tagbilaran (Monday, Tuesday, (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday) Friday, Sunday)

Mid-Sea Express 16:30 - 17:00 9:00 - 9:30

Tagbilaran - Davao Davao - Tagbilaran (Tuesday, Wednesday, (Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Sunday) Thursday, Friday)

10:00 – 10:30 14:30 – 15:00


BUSINESS CONTACTSBOHOL INVESTMENT PROMOTION CENTER (BIPC)BOHOL BUSINESS ONE-STOP SHOP (BOSS)Offi ce of the GovernorG/F New Capitol Complex, Marapao St., Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-4559, 235-6039Telefax: 501-8063E-mail: [email protected] and [email protected] Website: www.boholinvest.com

GOVERNOR’S OFFICE, Province of BoholProvincial Capitol Complex, C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-3300, 412-3560, 501-9072Website: www.bohol.gov.ph

VICE-GOVERNOR’S OFFICE, Province of BoholPresiding Offi cer, Sangguniang PanlalawiganProvincial Capitol Complex, C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-3496, 501-9902, 501-9087

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF BOHOL OFFICES

BOHOL EMPLOYMENT AND PLACEMENT OFFICE2nd Floor, Provincial Capitol Complex, C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-3544Telefax: 501-9847

BOHOL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT OFFICEG/F New Capitol Complex, Marapao St., Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 501-9912, 501-8394, 235-5525

BOHOL PROVINCIAL ASSESSOR’S OFFICEProvincial Capitol Complex, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-2029Telefax: 501-9925

BOHOL PROVINCIAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICEProvincial Capitol Complex, C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-4406, 411-2088, 501-9970

BOHOL TOURISM OFFICEGovernor’s Mansion, CPG Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-3666, 501-9186

EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION OFFICE (EDCom)New Capitol Complex, Marapao St., Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-5933

OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURISTCapitol Annex Bldg., Dao District, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-3328, 411-5892, 500-1368Telefax: 501-8960, 501-8950


OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL VETERINARIANCapitol Annex Bldg., Dao District, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-2378Telefax: 501-0801

TELEPHONE AND RADIO SYSTEM INTEGRATED EMERGENCY RESPONSET.A.R.S.I.E.R 117People’s Mansion, CPG Avenue, Tagbilaran CityEmergency #: (+63)(38) 117Cell#: 09497955530, 09175101490

OTHER OFFICES AND AGENCIES

BOHOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY NIA Compound, Dao District, Tagbilaran CityTelefax: (+63)(38) 412-5910, 501-8622

BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE2/F Judge Oppus Uy BuildingCorner B.Inti ng and M.Torralba Sts., Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-3940, 235-5692Telefax: 501-8488

BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUERegional Offi ce 7Archbishop Reyes Avenue, Banilad, Cebu CityPhone: (+63)(032) 232-8576, 231-5225

CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE PHILS.Tagbilaran City Airport, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-3320Telefax: 412-0833

COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITYProvincial Capitol Complex, C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-4629, 501-9097

DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORMBohol Provincial Offi ceCapitol Annex Compound, Dao District, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 501-8891, 411-2816, 411-3155

DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORMRegional Offi ce 7Cebu Capitol Complex, Escario St., Cebu CityPhone: (+63)(32) 255-0968, 253-7864, 416-5423 Telefax: 253-6913

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREOffi ce of the Provincial AgriculturistCapitol Annex Compound, Dao District, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-2436, 501-7538


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURERegional Offi ce 7M.Velez St. Cebu CityPhone: (+63)(32) 268-2312-14, 268-5187

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCESBohol Offi ceNew Capitol Site, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-2278, 500-0675, 412-1026Telefax: 235-6954

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCESRegional Offi ce 7Green Plains Subdivision, Banilad, Mandaue City, CebuPhone: (+63)(32) 346-0061, 346-9612Telefax: 345-3966

ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT BUREAURegional Offi ce 7Green Plains Subdivision, Banilad, Mandaue City, CebuPhone: (+63)(32) 346-0061, 346-9612Telefax: 345-3966

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAirport Road, Cogon, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-2096Telefax: 501-9170

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTRegional Offi ce 7Sudlon, Lahug, Cebu CityPhone: (+63)(32) 255-7730, 253-1581Telefax: 253-5473

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENTBohol Offi ce#39 2nd Floor, Cloribel, J.S. Torralba St., Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 501-8233

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENTRegional Offi ce 72/F GMC PlazaM.J. Cuenco Avenue corner Legaspi Extension, Cebu City Phone: (+63)(32) 253-0638, 254-9412, 253-1381Telefax: 253-9521, 416-6418

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYSBohol 1st Engineering DistrictNew Capitol Site, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-2448, 411-3148, 411-2898Telefax: 412-3136


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYSRegional Offi ce 7Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu CityPhone: (+63)(32) 234-8013-15

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY118 J.A. Clarin St., Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-3620Telefax: 501-7070

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYRegional Offi ce 7M. Cuenco Avenue, Banilad, Cebu CityPhone: (+63)(32) 231-1916, 418-9032, 254-8269Telefax: 418-9032

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRYBohol Provincial Offi ce2/F FCB Bldg., C.P.G. North Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38)411-3302, 501-8828Telefax: 501-8260, 412-3533E-mail: dti [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRYRegional Offi ce 73/F WDC Bldg. corner P. Burgos and J.Luna Sts., Cebu CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-1989, 412-1868, 255-0036Telefax: 253-7465

NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICEBohol Offi ceSan Jose St., Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 501-8112Telefax: 411-4069

PHILIPPINE INFORMATION AGENCYLMP Bldg., K of C Drive, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-2292Telefax: 501-8554

PHILIPPINE PORTS AUTHORITYPort Area, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 501-8138Telefax: 501-8969

PHILIPPINE TOURISM AUTHORITYBalicasag Island Dive Resort, Panglao, BoholPhone: (+63)(38) 502-6001Fax: 025212532

REGISTRY OF DEEDSCorner Calceta and B. Inti ng Sts., behind TESDA building, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-2128


SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT CENTER (SMED)c/o DTI Offi ce, 2nd Floor, FCB Bldg.C.P.G. North Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38)411-3302, 501-8828Telefax: 501-8260, 412-3533

SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEMCorner Palma St., C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 412-3934, 411-5477, 501-7055

SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEMRegional Offi ce 7Corner Escario and Gorordo Avenue, Cebu CityPhone: (+63)(32)254-9324Fax: 268-3063

TAGBILARAN CITY GOVERNMENTOffi ce of the City MayorPhone: (+63)(38) 412-3715, 411-3720, 235-5567Telefax: 501-9350Tagbilaran City Government CenterJ.A. Clarin St., Dao Dist, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-3130, 411-3720Telefax: 411-4995

TAGBILARAN CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COORDINATORTagbilaran City Government CenterJ.A. Clarin St., Dao District, Tagbilaran CityPhone: (+63)(38) 411-2264, 235-5060Telefax: 501-7560

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Awards & Recognition

Excellence in Governance• Best Governed Province in the Country recognized by

the Department of the Interior and Local Government in 2011

• Seal of Good Housekeeping awarded by the Department of the Interior and Local Government in 2011.

• Gawad Pamana ng Lahi awardee for exemplary performance in local governance 2011.

Kabalikat Awardee for both national and regional levels from TESDA for outstanding contributions to technical and vocational education in 2011.

Cited as one of the most peaceful provinces in the country• Gawad Bayanihan Award as the 1st Insurgent-free

province by the Armed Forces of the Philippines in 2010.• Most Outstanding Provincial Peace and Order Council

by the National Police Commission and the Galing Pook Award for Peace and Development.

OF THE PROVINCE

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BOHOL INVESTMENT PROMOTION CENTEROffi ce of the Governor

Bohol Provincial Capitol CompoundMarapao St., Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines

(63-38) 4124559, 2356039, [email protected], [email protected]

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