Comprehensive Population Comprehensive Population Data Banking Data Banking

& Management Project & Management Project

PROVINCE OF ILOILOPROVINCE OF ILOILO

Household Survey ResultHousehold Survey Resultas of March 2011as of March 2011

Republic of the PhilippinesProvince of Iloilo

PROVINCIAL POPULATION OFFICE

Presented byPresented by

RAMON C. YEE, MPGRAMON C. YEE, MPGPGDH-PPOPGDH-PPO

To establish and maintain an updated population data bank for program operations, development

planning and an educational program to ensure the people’s

participation in and understanding of population development.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE OF 1991LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE OF 1991Sec. 488 Par. b3 (ii)

POPULATION OFFICE MANDATE

NSCB-RSCC-TSSD APPROVALNSCB-RSCC-TSSD APPROVAL

NSCB-RSCC-TSSD Approval No. 06-001-2011NSCB-RSCC-TSSD Approval No. 06-001-2011

• Data gathering - March 01, 2011

• 2237 BSPOs trained

• Supervised by the Provincial Population Office

• Barangay and municipal officials support

BACKGROUND INFORMATION BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON DATA GATHERINGON DATA GATHERING

No. of Barangays42 Municipalities1 Component City

DEMOGRAPHICS DEMOGRAPHICS

Household Population 1,835,099

Male 928,032

Female 907,067

Sex Ratio102 males for every 100

females

Median Age 25

Population Growth Rate(NSO 2000-2010)

1.48

Land Area (Source: Provincial Planning and Development Office)

4663.42 sq.km.

Population Density393.51 persons/square

kilometer

DEMOGRAPHICS DEMOGRAPHICS

AGE DEPENDENCY RATIO 57.52

Young Dependency Ratio 47.38

Old Dependency Ratio 10.14

Ave. Household Size 4.85

No. of Households 378,669

POPULATION PYRAMIDPOPULATION PYRAMID

Total Population = 1,835,099

Male=928,032

(50.57%)

Female=907,067

(49.43%)OLD AGE

Male=2.62% (48117)Female=3.82%

(70,053)

YOUNG AGEMale=15.52% (284,863)

Female=14.56% (267,122)

WORKING AGEMale=32.43% (595,052)

Female=31.06% (569,892)

TOP 10 MUNICIPALITIES IN TOP 10 MUNICIPALITIES IN TERMS OF POPULATION SIZETERMS OF POPULATION SIZE

*Component City

ECONOMICS

MDG # 1 MDG # 1 REDUCTION OF EXTREME REDUCTION OF EXTREME

POVERTY & HUNGERPOVERTY & HUNGER

MAJOR OCCUPATION OF EARNING MAJOR OCCUPATION OF EARNING HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSHOUSEHOLD MEMBERS

N=581859

EMPLOYMENT STATUS OF EMPLOYMENT STATUS OF POPULATION 15 YRS AND OVERPOPULATION 15 YRS AND OVER

N=1,283,114

MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH PROPORTION OF PROPORTION OF UNEMPLOYEDUNEMPLOYED

POVERTY INCIDENCE IN THE POVERTY INCIDENCE IN THE PROVINCE OF ILOILOPROVINCE OF ILOILO

N=378,669

MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH PROPORTION OF PROPORTION OF POVERTY INCIDENCEPOVERTY INCIDENCE

Source: National Statistical Coordination Board VI

PROPORTION OF POPULATION BELOW POVERTY PROPORTION OF POPULATION BELOW POVERTY THRESHOLD BY PROVINCE, REGION VI (%) THRESHOLD BY PROVINCE, REGION VI (%)

2003, 2006, 20092003, 2006, 2009

21.05

PPO March 2011 Household

Survey Result

2015

MDG Workable

11.15

ILOILO

32.20

EDUCATIONEDUCATION

MDG # 2MDG # 2

Universal Access Universal Access to Primary Educationto Primary Education

PROPORTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN,PROPORTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN,6-12 YRS OLD ATTENDING SCHOOL6-12 YRS OLD ATTENDING SCHOOL

N=261,822

MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH PROPORTION OF PROPORTION OF

OUT-OF-SCHOOL, OUT-OF-SCHOOL, AGE 6-12 AGE 6-12

MDG Workable

0.63

97.47

Source: Department of Education VI

NET PARTICIPATION RATE IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE NET PARTICIPATION RATE IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN REGION VI (%)ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN REGION VI (%)

SY 2005-2006, SY 2010-2011, SY 2011-2012SY 2005-2006, SY 2010-2011, SY 2011-2012

PPO March 2011 HH

Survey Result

ILOILO

PROPORTION OF SCHOOL PROPORTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN, 13-16 YRS OLD CHILDREN, 13-16 YRS OLD

ATTENDING SCHOOLATTENDING SCHOOL

N=152,241

MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH PROPORTION OF PROPORTION OF

OUT-OF-SCHOOL, OUT-OF-SCHOOL, AGE 13-16 AGE 13-16

REASONS OF NOT ATTENDING SCHOOLREASONS OF NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL

N=177,776

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

MDG # 7MDG # 7

Ensure Environmental Ensure Environmental SustainabilitySustainability

Region/Province 2010 2011 Percent Change

Region VI 8,669.22 2,313.98 (73.31)

Aklan 621.39 318 (48.82)

Antique 2936.49 623 (78.78)

Capiz 475.74 380 (20.12)

Guimaras 2008.769 390 (80.59)

Iloilo 156.65 160.98 2.76Negros Occidental

2470.179 442 (82.11)

NUMBER OF HECTARES REFORESTED, NUMBER OF HECTARES REFORESTED, BY PROVINCE, 2010 and 2011BY PROVINCE, 2010 and 2011

Source: Department of Environment and Natural Resources VI

ART 1 MILLION TREES PROJECT ART 1 MILLION TREES PROJECT ILOILO PROVINCEILOILO PROVINCE

HOUSEHOLDS’ SOURCE OF HOUSEHOLDS’ SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER DRINKING WATER

N=378,669

DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY DISTANCE OF WATER SOURCE DISTANCE OF WATER SOURCE

FROM THE HOUSEFROM THE HOUSE

N=378,669

HOUSEHOLDS WITH DISTANCE OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH DISTANCE OF 250-500 METERS & MORE250-500 METERS & MORE FROM FROM

THE WATER SOURCETHE WATER SOURCE

HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO SAFER WATER, HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO SAFER WATER, REGION VI (%), 2005 TO 2011REGION VI (%), 2005 TO 2011

86.587.37

+0.87

MMDDGG

IILLOOIILLOO

March 2011 HH Survey Result

DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY GARBAGE DISPOSAL PRACTICES

N=378,669

MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS

BURNING GARBAGE

DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF TOILET USED

N=378,669

MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS USING UNSANITARY TOILET

MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS

WITH NO TOILET

HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO SANITARY HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO SANITARY TOILETS IN REGION VI (%), 2005 TO 2011TOILETS IN REGION VI (%), 2005 TO 2011

Source: Department of Health VI

ILOILO

MDGWorkabl

e9.8

74.00

MDG

83.8

March 2011 HH Survey Result

DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH & WITHOUT ELECTRICITY

N=378,669

MUNICIPALITIES WITH HIGH PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS

WITHOUT ELECTRICITY

RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD

MDG # 4MDG # 4Reduction of Child MortalityReduction of Child Mortality

MDG # 5MDG # 5Improvement of Maternal HealthImprovement of Maternal Health

N=220,508

PROPORTION OF MWRAs* PROPORTION OF MWRAs* USING FP METHODSUSING FP METHODS

*MWRAs – Married Women of Reproductive Age

N=74,094

DISTRIBUTION OF MWRAs DISTRIBUTION OF MWRAs BY FP METHODS USEDBY FP METHODS USED