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The Official Quarterly Newsletter of PSA Camarines Sur

C AMARINES S UR M ONITOR

JANUARY—MARCH 2018 V O L U M E N O . 2 , I S S U E N O . 1

PSA Camarines Sur conducts Training for Solemnizing Officers and Other Marriage Registration Stakeholders Planning Workshop

1

PSA CamSur conducts “Tsinelasan Taka”

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PSO’s Corner: Templates and Models

2

Camarines Sur Palay and Corn Q4 2017 Production

2

Total Value of Construction Decreases to P355.59m in the 4th Quarter of 2017

3

Cam Sur Fish Production Decreases by 14.80 Percent in 4th Quarter 2017

3

Retail Price of Most Cereals in Camarines Sur decreases in 4th Quarter 2017

3

PSA CamSur celebrates 2018 Civil Registration Month

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Registered Vital Events in Camarines Sur for 2017

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Inflation Rate in Camarines Sur Increases to 6.5 Percent in January 2018

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PSA CamSur Wins the First Regional Civil Registration Quiz for PSA Personnel

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PSA CamSur Registration Officers attend Training on Civil Registration Module 4

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PSA CamSur, LGU Tigaon Sponsor first Civil Registration Short Film Making Competition

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PSA Cam Sur Personnel Celebrates 2018 National Women’s Month

7

PSA CamSur Echo Training on Train Tax Reform Law and LMLS

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PSA CamSur Sponsors Gift –Giving and Feeding Activity

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T he Philippine

Statistics Authority

(PSA) Camarines

Sur Provincial Office,

conducted a two-day

Training for Solemnizing

Officers and Other Marriage

Registration Stakeholders on

March 13-14, 2018 held at

the Avenue Convention

Plaza, Naga City.

CSS Clemente S.

Manaog served as the

lecturer. The training

workshop covered the

topics on The Linkages

PSA CAMSUR CONDUCTS TRAINING FOR SOLEMNIZING OFFICERS AND

OTHER MARRIAGE REGISTRATION STAKEHOLDERS

T hrough the collective efforts

of the PSA CamSur family

to put big smiles to the little

face of the pupils of Buyo

Elementary School in Tinambac,

Camarines Sur, the personnel

conducted the “Tsinelasan Taka” a

gift-giving activity on January 30,

2018. The office personnel

including the CRS Associates

initiated to give slippers to 264

pupils, all grade levels from kinder

to grade six. Witnessing the

touched hearts of the kids through

little things urges PSA Camarines

Sur Family to plan more activities

and outreach programs.

Between the PSA and the

Solemnizing Officer,

Guidelines in the

Processing of Application

for Certificate of

Registration of Authority to

Solemnize Marriage

(CRASM) and other SOIS

Concerns (OM No.

2017-058), Processing of

CRASM, Grounds for

Cancellation of CRASM,

Marriage laws and

Registration, Implementing

Rules and Regulation of

Administrative Order No 1,

series of 2007, and

Asec. Josie B. Perez with the participants of the 2018 Regional

Planning Workshop held on December 20-22, 2017

Illegitimate Children

Statistics of Camarines Sur.

Eighty-four (84)

participants composed of

three Municipal Mayors, 13

Local Civil Registrars, 29

MCRO/LGU personnel, four

parish priests, six UCCP

pastors, and 29 Solemniz-

ing Officers from different

religious sect, participated

in the training, where they

learned the importance of

Civil Registration in

general, & marriage regis-

tration in particular.

Pupils of Buyo Elementary School as they show their

slippers during the gift-giving activity of PSA CamSur

PSA CAMSUR CONDUCTS “TSINELASAN TAKA”

188,651 metric tons on

the fourth quarter 2017,

from 169,567 metric tons

on the same quarter of

2016. Production in

rainfed farms likewise

went up by 15.76 percent

from 48,484 metric tons in

the fourth quarter of 2016

to 56,127 metric tons in

the fourth quarter of this

year.

Camarines Sur is

still the top palay

PALAY PRODUCTION

T otal palay production

in the province

increased by 12.53

percent, from 219,615 metric

tons in the fourth quarter of

2016 to 249,138 metric tons

in the fourth quarter of 2017.

Seventy six percent

of palay produced in this

province are harvested from

irrigated farms, which in-

creased by 11.25 percent to

the first ever Quarterly

Newsletter published in all

PSA Bicol Region’s

Provinces, the CSM

successfully released its

four (4) quarterly issues

for 2017, coming up with

templates and models of

what and how a

newsletter should contain

and look like.

While keeping

true to the “75% statistics

and civil registration

matters” contents’

requirement, the CSM

explored to add the stories

on the corporate social

responsibility activities of

the office, like mangrove

planting, feeding and gift

giving for students and

inmates, lunch-dates with

the elderly, etc. This

stories even made CSM+

AMDG more colorful,

while keeping the readers

T his issue of the

Camarines Sur

Monitor (CSM), the

Official Quarterly Newsletter

of PSA Camarines Sur is

Volume No. 2, Issue No. 1.

This is now on it’s second

year of informing and

educating PSA’s

stakeholders about its

statistics and civil

registration programs,

projects ,and services.

First launched on

July 1, 2017, the CSM, as

CAMARINES SUR PALAY AND CORN Q4 2017 PRODUCTION

aware of the latest and

most up to date statisti-

cal results and civil regis-

tration services.

The newsletter

also documents the “men

and women for others”

activities of PSA that

normally are results of

concerted contribution of

every personnel.

Looking forward

to this years’ upcoming

issues, the CSM will

continue to provide an

even more relevant, and

most-up to date reports

on agricultural

production, labor force,

poverty, population and

housing, consumer

prices, and vital statistics.

PSO’S CORNER TEMPLATES AND MODELS EDITORIAL STAFF

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:

Clemente S. Manaog

Provincial Statistics Officer

STAFF WRITERS:

Raul P. Aspe Jr.

Rebecca R. Abiog

Babylin B. Armea

Jovylin J. Cacho

Romella Fe R. Gasgas

Dante R. Baldoza

Joycell B. Estacion

Neil E. Dela Torre

Maria Rizaly A. Agustin

Niña D. Globo

Maria Karen G. Buenzalida

Meliza M. Marcaida

Daniel B. Diola

Marjovic A. Orillo

P H I L I P P I N E S T A T I S T I C S A U T H O R I T Y C A M A R I N E S S U R

producing in the Bicol

Region in the fourth quarter

of 2017 where 52 percent

of the entire region’s palay

production came. The other

48 percent of palay pro-

duction came from the

other five provinces with

Masbate sharing13.33

percent of production.

CORN PRODUCTION

Total corn pro-

duction in Camarines Sur

dropped by 4.86 percent to

30,818 metric tons in the

fourth quarter of 2017

compared with the 32,394

metric tons produced in

same period last year. The

decrease in harvested corn

area was the cause of the

decline in corn production.

By crop type,

white corn production was

pegged at 4,876 metric

tons in the fourth quarter of

2017. This is 10.48 percent

higher than the same quar-

ter of 2016 production of

5,447 metric tons.

Likewise, yellow corn

production was down by

3.73 percent with 25,942

metric tons produced in the


compared with the 2016

fourth quarter’s production

of 26,947 metric tons.

Camarines Sur is

also the top corn producer

in Bicol region. Sixty four

percent of 48,114 metric

tons produced in the Bicol

Region came from

Camarines Sur. The other

36 percent of corn

production in the region

came from the other

provinces with Albay

sharing 26.15 percent.

T he average monthly

retail price of special

rice decreased in the

fourth quarter of 2017. The

average monthly retail price

of special rice was posted at

P43.60/kg in October 2017,

2.24 percent lower than the average retail price during

the same month in 2016. In

November 2017, the

average monthly retail

price of special rice was

posted at P42.65/kg, 4.37

percent lower than the

average retail price in

November 2016. Similarly,

the average monthly price

went down to P42.60/kg in

December 2017, lower by

4.48 percent than in

December 2016.

The average

monthly retail price of

premium rice was lower in

the fourth quarter of 2017

compared with the price

during the same period in

2016. The average

monthly retail price of premium rice was posted

at P40.60/kg in October

2017, higher by 0.05

percent compared with the

price during the same

month in 2017. However,

the price was lower by

1.97 percent and 4.16

percent in November and

December 2017,

respectively.

The average


well-milled rice was

RETAIL PRICE OF MOST CEREALS IN CAMARINES SUR DECREASES IN 4TH QUARTER OF 2017

T otal value of

constructions from

approved building

permits during the fourth

quarter of 2017 amounted to

PHP355.59 million, a

decrease of 6.68 percent

from PHP381.05 million

recorded during the fourth

quarter of 2016.

Residential

constructions had the

highest total value of

Total value of non

-residential construction in


summed-up to PHP161.19

million with a total floor

area of 15,670 square

meters. This translates to

construction at PHP188.30

million or 52.95 percent of

the total value of

construction for the

quarter, and with a total

floor area of 20,557 square

meters, which translates to

an average cost of

PHP9,159 per square

meter. This figure is 24.90

percent higher than the

average cost of PHP7,333

per square meter recorded

in the same period in 2016.

V O L U M E N O . 2 , I S S U E N O . 1

an average cost of

PHP10,286 per square

meter or an increase of

56.06 percent compared

with previous year’s

average cost of PHP 6,591

per square meter.

TOTAL VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION DECREASES TO P355.59M IN THE 4TH QUARTER OF 2017

CAM SUR FISH PRODUCTION DECREASES BY 14.80 PERCENT IN 4TH QUARTER 2017

T he results of the fourth quarter 2017 Fisheries Production

Survey (FPS) in Camarines Sur revealed that the fisheries production in the province decreased to 14,070.96 metric tons this fourth quarter 2017 from 16,516.52 metric tons, or

14.80 percent during the same quarter last year.

Among the

Fisheries Subsectors covered by the QFS, Aquaculture subsector registered the biggest growth this quarter with 43.33 percent increase in

Average Cost of Building Construction in Cam Sur Residential-type - PHP9,159.00 per square meter Commercial Type - PHP10,286.00 per square meter

production as compared to the same quarter of last year. From 3,687.33 met-ric tons during the same quarter of 2016, Aquacul-ture production yielded 5,285.22 metric tons this year contributing 37.56 percent to the total fisher-ies production in the prov-ince.

Conversely, the

total Commercial Fisheries Production in the province declined by 28.29 percent as compared to the same quarter last year. From a production of 5,558.20 metric tons last year, the Commercial Fisheries Production decreased to

3,985.35 metric tons for the fourth quarter of 2017.

On the other hand, the total Municipal Fisheries Production in Camarines Sur registered a huge de-crease of 33.97 percent for the fourth quarter of 2017 as compared to the same quarter of 2016. From 7,270.99 metric tons recorded during the same quarter of 2016, the Municipal Fisheries Production decreased by 2,470.60 metric tons for the Fourth Quarter of 2017 registering only 4,800.39 metric tons in production.

generally lower in the

fourth quarter 2017 than in

2016. From November to

December 2017, the

average monthly retail

price was posted at

P37.60/kg. This was 2.46

percent and 2.59 percent

lower than the price during

the same months in 2016.

The average


regular-milled rice was

cheaper in the fourth

quarter of 2017 than in the same quarter of 2016. The

price in October was

observed at P34.40/kg,

3.37 percent lower than in

October 2016. In

November 2017, the price

was posted at P34.10/kg,

lower by 4.21 percent than

in the same month in 2016.

Similarly, the average retail

price or regular- milled rice

decreased by 4.30 percent

in December 2017

compared with December

2016.

The average

monthly retail price of corn

grits was higher in October

to December 2017 than in

2016. The retail price of

corn grits was posted at

P29.40/kg in October to December 2017. This was

higher by 2.80 percent than

in October 2016, by 2.91

percent in November 2016,

and by 2.80 percent in

December 2016.

P SA Camarines Sur successfully celebrated this

year’s Civil Registration Month (CRM) with the

theme “#napapanahongCRVS”. This year’s

theme stresses the importance of having a correct

and accurate vital statistics, promote awareness on

the importance of civil registration and to encourage

every Filipinos to have their vital events registered.

Pursuant to Presidential Proclamation No,

682 series of 1992, issued by President Corazon

Aquino on January 28, 1991, the month of February is

celebrated as Civil Registration Month throughout the

Philippines.

For this year, PSA Camarines Sur in

partnership with the Local Civil Registry Offices

(LCROs) with the Local Government Units (LGUs)

conducted several activities which includes Poster

Making Contests, Mass Weddings, Mobile

Registrations and display of streamers.

CSS Clemente S. Manaog was the guest

speaker in seven (7) LGU-sponsored Mass Weddings

in some municipalities of Camarines Sur. A total of

364 couples were wedded in the Mass Weddings

celebrated in the municipalities of Canaman, Goa,

Pamplona, Sagñay, San Fernando, San Jose, and

Tigaon.

CSS Manaog also served as the guest

speaker on the mobile registration held on February

27, 2018 at Barangay Pinamihagan, Lagonoy,

Camarines Sur. He talked about the importance of

Civil Registration, accurate registration of vital events

and entertained questions regarding problems on birth

certificate. He also joined in the awarding of the

registered Certificate of Live Birth together with

Lagonoy Municipal Civil Registrar, MCR Nancy B.

Gagni, and Hon. Henry Bigtas, Municipal Kagawad of

Lagonoy, Camarines Sur. A total of one hundred

eighty-nine (189) availed the registration and

served during the said activity.

One of the highlights of the celebration

was the First-ever Short Film Making Competition

spearheaded by the Local Government Unit

(LGU) Tigaon, thru its Municipal Civil Registry

Office (MCRO), in partnership with PSA CamSur

on February 21, 2018. Five schools submitted

their entries, which conveys and

emphasize the importance of Civil

Registration.

Thirty-seven (37) National

and Local Government agencies, such

as Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, Metro

Naga Water District and Landbank

showed their support and participation in the celebration by

displaying CRM streamers in the vicinity of their office during the

whole month of February 2018, which greatly helps in raising public

awareness in the importance of Civil Registration.

PSA CAMSUR CELEBRATES 2018 CIVIL REGISTRATION MONTH


CSS Clemente S. Manaog served as the guest speaker in the mobile registration held at

Lagonoy, Camarines Sur where 189 residents of Bgy. Pinamihagan availed the services.

CSS Clemente S. Manaog, as he speaks before the 145 couples wedded in San Jose,

Camarines Sur on February 26, 2018.

CSS Clemente S. Manaog together with the winners of the Poster Making Contest held

at Canaman Peoples Center, Canaman, Camarines Sur on February 15, 2018.

CSS Clemente S.

Manaog of PSA

Camarines Sur

served as the guest

speaker and

chairman of the

board of judges in

the Short Film

Making Competi-

tion in Tigaon,

Camarines Sur on

February 21,

2018.

REGISTERED VITAL EVENTS IN CAMARINES SUR FOR 2017

PSA CAMSUR WINS THE FIRST REGIONAL CIVIL REGISTRATION QUIZ FOR PSA

PERSONNEL


Vital Events are

birth, marriages, deaths,

fetal deaths and such

events that have

something to do with an

individual’s entrance and

departure from life

together with the changes

in civil status that may

occur to a person during

his lifetime.

CAMARINES SUR

REGISTERED AN AVER-

AGE OF 141 BIRTHS

PER DAY IN 2017

The total number

of registered births in

Camarines Sur in 2017 is

CAMARINES SUR

REGISTERED ABOUT

24 MARRIAGES PER

DAY IN 2017

The total number

of registered marriages in

2017 is 8,605, lower by 11

percent or 1,033 than in

2016 with 9,638. This

translates to an average

of 24 registered marriages

for the year.

The number of

marriages was highest in

May 2017 with 1,347

followed closely by the

month of January 2017

with 1,171. August 2017

51,550, lower by 4,053 or 7.3

percent than in 2016 with 55,

603 registered births. This

translates to an average of

141 registered births per day

in 2017.

The highest number

of births was registered in

September 2017 with 4,889

registered births while the

lowest number was in April

2017 with only 3,673

registered births.

N eil E. Dela Torre,

Registration

Officer II and Niña

D. Globo, Registration

Officer I, both of PSA

has the lowest number of

marriage registration

followed by November 2017

and September 2017 with

393, 396 and 398 registered

marriages, respectively.

CAMARINES SUR

REGISTERED ABOUT 35

DEATHS PER DAY IN 2017

The total number

of registered deaths for

Camarines Sur is 12,800 in

2017 which is higher than

the 12,247 registered

deaths in 2016. This

translates to about 35

registered deaths per day in

2017.

1 in every 4 registered

births in Cam Sur is in

Naga City

Camarines Sur, won as

Champion and 3rd Place,

respectively, in the First

Civil Registration Quiz for

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RO II Neil E. Dela Torre and RO I Niña D. Globo, together with CRASD Chief

Anabella D. Barquilla, RO IV Cecille A. Briones and AO IV Hazel F. Gualberto

during the awarding of the winners in the First Civil Registration Quiz

conducted in PSA RSSO V, Legazpi City on February 8, 2018.

INFLATION RATE IN CAMARINES SUR INCREASES TO 6.5 PERCENT IN JANUARY 2018

T he provincial

headline inflation

rate significantly

increased to 6.5 percent in

January 2018. Although it

was highest at 6.8 percent

in September 2017, it

declined to 5.3 percent in

October 2017 and slightly

increased to 5.4 percent in

November 2017 and

declined to 5.1 percent in

December 2017.

Alcoholic

Beverages and Tobacco

significantly increased to

23.46 percent from 176.5

posted index points in

December 2017 to 217.9

posted index points in

January 2018. Food and

Non-Alcoholic Beverages

also increased to 1.40

percent in January 2018

from 0.28 percent in

December 2017.

Across Non-Food

Groups, commodities under

Housing, Water, Electricity,

Gas and other Fuels posted

the biggest increase in

January 2018 with 3.98

percent compared with

December 2017 posted

points of negative 0.39

percent. Transport

commodities decreased to

negative 4.28 in January

2018 from 2.13 posted

points in December 2017.

Decrease in prices was also

noted in Clothing and

Footwear (0.16 percent),

Furnishings, Household

Equipment and Routine

Maintenance of the House

(0.15 percent), and Health

(0.08 percent). The rest of

In Camarines Sur,

PPP has been decreasing

on the average of 0.049

annually from 1997 to 2017.

The PPP in 2017 was 0.64.

This implies that the PhP

1.00 in 2006 as the base

year, values only PhP 0.64

in 2017 and was worth PhP

1.62 in 1997.

the commodity groups did

not show significant

changes in January 2018.

Purchasing

Power of Peso (PPP) is

inversely related to

Inflation rate. Thus, as the

inflation rate increases,

PPP declines.

PSA CAMSUR REGISTRATION OFFICERS ATTEND TRAINING

ON CIVIL REGISTRATION MODULE 4

P SA Camarines Sur

Registration Officers,

RO II Neil E. De la

Torre, RO I Rizaly A.

Agustin and RO I Niña D.

Globo attended the

Training on Civil

Registration Module 4 held

on February 9, 2018 at

PSA RSSO V, Legazpi

City.

The training on

Civil Registration Module 4

administered the

participants to acquire

updates on RA 9048 and

expand knowledge in the

Guidelines in the

Processing of Petitions


under RA10172, Laws,

Rules and Updates on Civil

Registration, and

Jurisprudence on Civil

Registration (Cases

beyond RA9048 and

RA9255). The topics were

thoroughly discussed and

elaborated by the Regional

Director Cynthia L. Perdiz

and Chief Civil Registration

and Administrative Support

Division Anabella D.

Barquilla.

The participants of the Training on Civil Registration Module 4 held at PSA RSSO V on February 9, 2018

L ocal Government

Unit (LGU) Tigaon,

thru the Municipal

Civil Registry Office

(MCRO), in partnership

with Philippine Statistics

Authority Camarines Sur,

made an innovative move

to conduct the First-ever

Short Film Making

Competition held on

February 21, 2018 at

Manpower Building,

Municipal Complex,

Tigaon, Camarines Sur.

Five entries from

different schools of Tigaon,

Camarines Sur participated

in the competition by

showcasing a 6-minutes

motion picture depicting

their understandings and

appreciation on the im-

portance of Civil Registra-

tion

The entries were

judged by five (5) promi-

nent personalities with a

background on arts and

film-making, based on five

(5) criteria’s; Storyline or

Narrative Flow, Technique,

Insight/Relevance, Quality

and Creativity.

Huyonhuyon

National High School with

their entry entitled “Papel”

was awarded as this years’

Champion, bringing with

them the trophy, certificate,

and cash as their prize.

Other winners were

“Sigurado Ka Na Ba?” by

San Rafael National High

School, “Benepisyo” by

Tinawagan National High

School, “Lamesa” by La

Salvacion National High

School, and “Silbi ng

Pagparehistro” by

Shepherville College,

bringing home the 1st,

2nd, 3rd and 4th places,

respectively.

PSA CAMSUR, LGU TIGAON SPONSORS FIRST CIVIL REGISTRATION SHORT FILM

MAKING COMPETITION

Picture on the right: CSS Clemente S. Manaog of PSA Camarines Sur and

the winners of the Short Film Making Competition in Tigaon, Camarines

Sur on February 21, 2018.

PSA Personnel held on

February 8, 2018 at the

PSA Regional Statistical

Service Office (RSSO) V,

Legazpi City.

Team PSA

CamSur, composed of

Dela Torre and Globo,

bested ten other

Registration Officers in

Region V who battled the

three-round mind cracking

contest that aimed to test

the knowledge and the

level of expertise of the

PSA Personnel on Civil

Registration matters.

The winners

were awarded each with

PSA CAMSUR WINS THE FIRST … from page 5

trophies, certificates, and gift

checks as their prizes for

winning the first ever

competition.

The Civil

Registration Quiz was

conducted by the PSA

RSSO V, through its Civil

Registration and

Administrative Support

Division, as one of the

highlights of the activities of

PSA in the Civil Registration

Month celebration this

February, pursuant to

Presidential Proclamation

No. 682, anchored on the

theme

“#napapanahongCRVS”.

T he 2018 National Women’s Month celebrated with the theme “We Make Change Work for Women” which

highlights the empowerment of women as active contributors in the change and development of the community.

In support to the celebration, PSA CamSur organized several activities for the whole month of March 2018.

The women of PSA CamSur were also given a lecture and

hands-on training on Hair and Make-up on March 21, 2018, led by the

two (2) fantastic trainers/

male-up artist, Mr. Paulo

Enriquez and Mr. Nolito

Hernandez of Kolping Society.

The trainers presented the

different hair and makeup

styles for different shapes of

face. They also showed the

step-by-step make-up

procedure that is suitable for

working women.

Ms. Aida B. San Gabriel of

Kolping Society served as the trainer

during the Training on Basic Dress

Making on March 23, 2018. She

tackled about the basic concept on

Dress Making and taught the PSA

employees how to take and compute

measurements for different types of

dress. The participants also

experienced how to sew.

Representatives of

Bureau of Fire Protection

Naga City, SFO2 Mario B.

Reburiano, Jr and FO3

Emmanuel J. Cacho, III

served as the trainers

during the Basic Fire

Safety Seminar and Fire

Fighting Drill held at PSA

CamSur Provincial Office on

March 26, 2018. The employees were given the basic knowledge on what to do during fire emergencies. The speakers

also taught the participants how to use the fire extinguishers. A fire drill was conducted after the training, and the per-

sonnel also experienced to put out a real fire using the fire extinguishers

On March 27,

2018, AO III Maria Karen

G. Buenzalida led the

informative discussion on

Understanding SOGIE and

Diversity in Workplace.

She presented the topic on

Sexual Orientation,

Gender Identity and

Gender Expressions

(SOGIE) to give awareness

on the different types of

gender based on the sexual identity and sexual preference of an individual.

The National Women’s Month Celebration conducted annually is part of the worldwide observance of the

International Women’s Day, per Presidential Proclamation No. 227 Series of 1998.


PSA CAMSUR PERSONNEL CELEBRATES 2018 NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH

PSA CAMSUR SPONSORS GIFT GIVING AND FEEDING ACTIVITY

PSA CAMSUR ECHO TRAINING ON TRAIN TAX REFORM LAW AND LMLS

PSA Building #774,

Panganiban Avenue, Naga City

Camarines Sur 4400

Telephone: +63(54) 871-5872

+63(54) 871-5673

E-mail: [email protected]

Facebook: /psa.camarinessur.7

Website: www.psacamsur.com

T he Philippine Statistics Authority Camarines Sur is committed to take

responsibility for the impact of its activities to stakeholders, communities, and environment through its corporate social responsibility program, such program is gift giving activity. On February 13, 2018, the PSA personnel surprised the elderly residing at Villa Marillac Home for the Aged, by giving them a balloon and chocolates in time for the celebration of the Valentine’s Day. Sumptuous meal were also served to the lolas. On March 28, 2018, the PSA Provincial Office once again visited the lolas for the conduct of a feeding and gift giving. The activity is conduct-ed through the collective efforts of the PSA employees, who contributed their own resources to purchase the gifts for them.


P SA Camarines Sur

conducted an

echo-training on

Train Tax Reform Law and

Land Bank Mobile Savers

on March 22, 2018.

Administrative

Officer III Maria Karen

Buenzalida and

Administrative Officer I

Melisa Marcaida presented

the introduction on the new

tax reform law, and tackled

its difference to the

previous tax system. They

also provided sample

The happy faces of the residents of Villa Marillac Home for the Aged when they received gifts from the

personnel of PSA CamSur on February 13, 2018. and March 28, 2018

CSS Clemente S. Manaog, Landbank Naga Branch Manager Ma. Lourdes Mancenido and the PSA CamSur personnel

computations for the

employees.

Landbank Naga

City Branch Manager, Ms.

Ma. Lourdes U. Mancenido

also presented Landbank’s

newest offer for their valued

costumers, the Landbank

Mobile Loan Saver (LMLS)

program. The LMLS is the

first-ever fully electronic and

paperless salary loan

service that offers financial

assistance not only to

government employees, but

also to employees from

private sectors and farmers.

Manager Mancenido

encouraged the personnel

to avail of the offer as it has

a lower interest rate

compared to other agencies

or institutions that offers

salary loans.

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