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Tupilac Peak

Quipit Peak

Utang Hill

Libugan HillL a c a u w a n M o u n t a i n s

Surabay

Silingan

Mount Calula

Mount Silingan

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KATIPUNAN

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DIPOLOG

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Bridge

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CALAN

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RIVER

LaasanRiver

BAONGAN RIVER

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Margos River

umaligSand

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TUNAWAN

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ZAMBOANGA CITY

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1000 -

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Rivers and Coastline

Secondary RoadMain RoadRailroadPolitical Boundaries

LEGEND

SIBUGAYZAMBOANGA

DEL SURZAMBOANGA

INOIN RIVER

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Bridge

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Bridge

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DUPULISAN BAY

PAGADIAN BAY

umaligSand

BALANGAN BAY

SAONG BAY

PORT SIBULAN

Tungawan

R.T. Lim

IpilTitay

Naga Kabasalan

Siay Buug

Diplahan

Imelda

PayaoMalangas

Alicia

Mabuhay

TalusanOlutanga

Bayog

Lakewood

Kumalarang

Lapuyan

Margosatubig

V. SagunDimataling

Pitogo

Tabina

Dinas

San Miguel San Pablo

DumalinaoGuipos

Tigbao PagadianLabangan

TukuranAurora

Tambulig

Josefina

MolaveMahayagDumingag

Sominot

Midsalip

R. Magsaysay

Source: National Mapping and Resource Information Authority

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The identified municipalities or barangays with conditions of poverty provide a focus and a starting point in developing partnerships and poverty reduction programs. However, PEF may still provide development assistance in the other non-priority areas in the province.

The PEF remains dedicated to its vision of empowered communities that: have basic needs of life such as food, health, education shelter and water; are engaged in socio-cultural and economic activities and; participate meaningfully in local governancein an atmosphere of social harmony, cooperation and sharing.

PEF addresses the needs of the urban and rural poor by providing civil society organizations with development financing and technical assistance, and promoting appropriate technology and networking with all relevant stakeholders. The Foundation maintains operational flexibility to remain responsive to the evolving needs of its stakeholders.

Sulu

Cagayan

QuezonNational Capital Region

Camarines Norte

Camarines Sur

Albay

Northern Samar

Eastern SamarSamar

Masbate

Negros Occidental

Oriental Negros Bohol

Zamboanga del Norte

Zamboanga del Sur/Sibugay

Lanao del Sur

Palawan

Sorsogon

Marinduque

Oriental Mindoro

RomblonBiliran

MaguindanaoNorth Cotabato

Sarangani

Basilan

Tawi Tawi

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The Peace and Equity Foundation (PEF) seeks to popularize the use of development and poverty indicators with simple color-coded charts and maps based on statistical data for easy reference and understanding. The simple color-coded ranking is meant to help development institutions and individuals appreciate patterns of statistical observations on development and poverty situations in the country. Municipalities are ranked to identify those areas that require more development attention. Municipalities coded as red for a particular indicator, for example, means that the area is a priority for development intervention based on that indicator, e.g. access to water.

Municipalities with 0.00 - 0.20 index value





ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

Households with Accessto Safe Water

Pagadian

Lapuyan

Dumingag

Aurora

Tambulig

Tigbao

Midsalip Sominot

Guipos

R. Magsaysay

Margosatubig

SanMiguel

JosefinaMahayag

Molave

TukuranLabangan

Dumalinao

San Pablo

Dinas

LakewoodBayog

Kumalarang

V. Sagun

Dimataling

Pitogo

Tabina

Malnutrition Rate*

Pagadian

Lapuyan

Dumingag

Aurora

Tambulig

Tigbao

Midsalip Sominot

Guipos

R. Magsaysay

Margosatubig

SanMiguel

JosefinaMahayag

Molave

TukuranLabangan

Dumalinao

San Pablo

Dinas

LakewoodBayog

Kumalarang

V. Sagun

Dimataling

Pitogo

Tabina

Elementary Cohort Survival Rate

Pagadian

Lapuyan

Dumingag

Aurora

Tambulig

Tigbao

Midsalip Sominot

Guipos

R. Magsaysay

Margosatubig

SanMiguel

JosefinaMahayag

Molave

TukuranLabangan

Dumalinao

San Pablo

Dinas

LakewoodBayog

Kumalarang

V. Sagun

Dimataling

Pitogo

Tabina

PEF Development

Index

Pagadian

Lapuyan

Dumingag

Aurora

Tambulig

Tigbao

Midsalip Sominot

Guipos

R. Magsaysay

Margosatubig

SanMiguel

JosefinaMahayag

Molave

TukuranLabangan

Dumalinao

San Pablo

Dinas

LakewoodBayog

Kumalarang

V. Sagun

Dimataling

Pitogo

Tabina

Titay

Siay

Buug

Alicia

Naga

Tungawan

IpilKabasalan

Payao

Imelda

Talusan

R.T. LimMalangas

Diplahan

Mabuhay

Olutanga

Titay

Siay

Buug

Alicia

Naga

Tungawan

IpilKabasalan

Payao

Imelda

Talusan

R.T. LimMalangas

Diplahan

Mabuhay

Olutanga

Titay

Siay

Buug

Alicia

Naga

Tungawan

IpilKabasalan

Payao

Imelda

Talusan

R.T. LimMalangas

Diplahan

Mabuhay

Olutanga

Titay

Siay

Buug

Alicia

Naga

Tungawan

Ipil

Kabasalan

Payao

Imelda

Talusan

R.T. LimMalangas

Diplahan

Mabuhay

Olutanga

* For Zamboanga del Sur, map shows malnutrition rate of children 0-5 years old (2004) while for Zamboanga Sibugay, malnutrition rate of pre-school children (2003) is used.

PEF Development Index for Zamboanga-Sibugay is theaverage of the indices of the following indicators:1. Maternal Mortality Rate2. Infant Mortality Rate3. Elementary Cohort Survival Rate4. Malnutrition of School Children 2004-055. Malnutrition of Pre-School Children 2003

6. Households with Nipa/Anahaw Roofing7. Households with Access to Safe Water8. Households with Access to Sanitary Toilet9. Households with Access to ElectricityPEF Development Index for Zamboanga del Sur is the

average of the indices of the following indicators:1. Elementary Cohort Survival Rate2. Malnutrition of Children 0-5 yrs old3. Malnutrition of School Children 6-13 yr old4. Malnutrition of Children below 7 yr old

5. Households with Nipa/Cogon Roofing6. Households with Access to Safe Water7. Households with Access to Electricity(using 2004 projected number of households)8. Elementary Participation Rate

actual value-min valuemax value-min value

sum no. of indicesno. of indices

Per Indicator Index =

PEF Dev Index =

where an index of 1 indicates the municipality is relatively better off and 0 worst off

The PEF Development Index is PEFs sequential ranking of municipalities based on chosen indicators. It is simply the average of index values chosen by PEF based on its developmental thrust and mandate. Performance of each indicator is expressed as a value between 0 and 1 by applying the following general formula:

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ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

Municipality (The municipalities are listed in

ascending order based on distance from Ipil)

PEF Development

Index

Poverty Incidence

(small area estimates*,

NSCB 2000)

DEMOGRAPHY HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS HEALTH AND SANITATION EDUCATION

Total Population, 2000 (No.)

[b]

Number of Households

(No.)[b]

HHs with nipa/anahaw/cogon

roofing (%)[b]

Percentage of barangays served with electricity,

2003[g]

Percentage of HHs served with Electricity, 2003 (computed using 2000 population)

[g]

Percentage of HHs w/ access

to potable water, 2004 (computed

using 2000 population)

[c]

Percentage of HHs with

sanitary toilets, 2002 (computed

using 2000 population)

[c]

Prevalence Rate of

Pre-School Children below normal weight,

2003 (%) [h]

Prevalence rate of school children below normal, 2003

(%)[h]

Prevalence rate of

malnutrition of school

children SY 2004-05 (%)

[i]

Infant death rate per

1000 live births, 2003

[d]

Maternal mortality rate per

1000, 2003[d]

Elementary drop out rate, SY 2004-2005

[i]

Elementary cohort survival rate, SY 2004-

2005[i]

1 Ipil 0.68 42.84 52,481 10,293 51.01 93.00 101.81 61.99 62.12 17.67 18.88 18.53 1.27 0.00 1.38 73.952 Titay 0.61 57.48 39,730 7,802 52.18 72.00 41.75 70.84 52.06 19.58 25.76 21.63 0.45 0.00 1.25 67.823 Naga 0.58 50.59 35,176 6,568 52.89 87.00 68.22 93.18 45.84 22.83 25.57 14.52 0.56 0.28 3.04 50.124 Rosellier T. Lim 0.46 63.78 34,152 6,478 66.49 69.00 37.03 63.01 29.70 23.55 27.27 26.39 1.09 0.00 0.62 86.835 Kabasalan 0.67 52.15 37,619 7,216 60.71 69.00 68.49 84.62 61.00 14.84 29.84 13.39 0.99 0.10 0.72 56.656 Siay 0.40 58.34 32,844 6,238 55.47 83.00 57.07 83.30 56.83 27.49 26.08 26.65 1.52 0.34 0.61 59.847 Tungawan 0.42 65.35 33,194 6,453 80.55 52.00 26.81 34.88 22.07 19.92 19.77 16.82 0.48 0.16 4.46 63.708 Imelda 0.70 49.87 21,534 3,690 46.86 56.00 53.58 77.02 53.71 15.51 25.62 22.02 0.00 0.00 2.92 68.529 Diplahan 0.70 53.93 23,909 4,686 32.42 95.00 55.74 6.23 89.01 19.52 21.45 16.84 0.00 0.00 1.28 60.58

10 Alicia 0.41 60.99 29,954 5,663 69.49 62.00 26.98 43.97 35.63 25.18 21.37 18.90 0.00 0.36 0.47 62.0511 Payao 0.27 60.73 27,036 5,381 74.86 71.00 22.28 53.08 22.69 28.40 8.64 14.47 1.38 0.39 1.75 48.9712 Malangas 0.71 55.53 29,770 5,762 46.27 52.00 41.81 100.19 63.80 17.62 8.44 7.89 0.60 0.15 1.27 54.8813 Buug 0.65 50.68 33,623 6,671 31.03 89.00 65.51 67.37 68.61 17.90 22.85 20.69 1.83 0.00 2.30 72.8414 Mabuhay 0.49 71.64 25,199 3,964 81.21 33.00 12.84 no data no data 16.62 14.88 16.50 0.00 0.00 3.48 14.2315 Talusan 0.28 70.68 18,394 3,141 77.46 29.00 14.52 60.94 19.01 26.06 26.22 23.82 0.00 0.57 0.50 54.8716 Olutanga 0.51 59.81 22,624 4,037 67.90 47.00 25.14 80.21 67.65 23.15 20.01 24.82 1.04 0.00 0.61 72.67

Zamboanga Sibugay na 497,239 94,043 57.93 69.00 49.90 63.33 48.63 20.60 21.82 18.82 0.76 0.12 1.64 59.29

Municipality (The municipalities are listed in ascending order based on distance from Pagadian City.)

PEF-Development

Index

Poverty incidence,

NSCB 2000 (small area estimates*)

DEMOGRAPHY HEALTH AND SANITATION HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS EDUCATION

Total Population,

2002[b]


[b]

Rate of malnutrition (%) children 0-5 yrs

old, 2004[d]

Prevalence rate of underweight

children below 7 years old, 2004 (computed using actual number

weighed)[d]

Prevalence rate of below normal

weight of children 6-13 years old,

2004-2005 (computed using actual number

weighed) [e]

HHs with access to safe

water, 2004 (%) computed using 2004 estimated

household population

[d]

Proportion of HHs with nipa/anahaw/cogon

roofing (%)[b]

Proportion of HHs with access to electricity, 2000 (%)

[b]

Proportion of HHs with access to electricity 2005 (% computed using number

of potential households)

[f]

Proportion of HHs with access to

electricity, 2005 (% computed

using estimated 2004 household population IPHO)

[f]

Elementary participation

rate, 2002-2003[e]

Elementary cohort survival

rate, 2003-2004[e]

1 Pagadian City 0.80 27.15 142,515 28,027 10.56 13.54 12.96 92.28 23.07 64.52 105.53 62.37 95.00 64.492 Dumalinao 0.60 58.65 26,030 5,119 14.94 16.32 20.15 89.27 33.37 27.68 51.77 54.61 92.45 59.963 Labangan 0.49 47.00 34,530 6,629 17.01 24.32 15.92 86.75 41.03 42.92 99.56 42.50 91.98 51.494 Guipos 0.61 51.48 18,172 3,620 12.20 14.73 22.93 78.65 27.60 33.87 65.23 32.71 99.30 90.225 Tukuran 0.63 51.30 33,747 6,760 9.08 10.80 18.35 82.30 35.70 42.00 94.15 43.86 91.54 62.046 Ramon Magsaysay 0.52 57.96 23,323 4,741 16.04 22.91 19.94 82.05 30.92 28.83 70.35 35.32 97.02 72.107 Tigbao 0.33 67.02 16,914 3,089 18.07 23.04 15.33 64.50 48.59 12.66 57.15 21.98 87.61 59.508 San Miguel 0.44 59.35 15,269 3,043 15.53 18.13 23.64 69.68 41.64 100.00 65.35 45.53 95.49 61.639 San Pablo 0.43 61.76 23,450 4,739 14.98 18.06 15.75 76.99 41.34 21.99 52.32 26.39 87.60 45.14

10 Molave 0.62 43.64 45,082 8,470 11.81 16.28 21.60 84.95 28.78 49.14 68.55 51.00 95.90 67.5111 Dinas 0.54 62.02 31,570 6,033 10.27 14.86 17.26 85.42 48.25 27.32 51.06 24.71 94.25 57.8112 Aurora 0.51 51.99 42,820 8,226 10.63 17.29 19.96 77.81 37.79 43.16 75.59 46.07 85.32 59.6613 Sominot 0.24 66.44 14,815 2,913 16.15 24.26 23.64 75.95 54.14 16.75 53.01 23.19 91.11 27.8814 Lapuyan 0.23 66.20 24,366 4,637 18.17 23.07 11.63 65.20 75.46 9.38 29.68 15.18 83.38 42.5915 Tambulig 0.48 52.71 31,399 6,078 13.38 17.74 24.43 87.47 41.36 32.54 72.03 38.27 87.36 67.3316 Kumalarang 0.34 61.05 24,926 4,520 17.35 19.34 23.09 87.38 60.24 22.08 36.35 26.77 85.90 49.5217 Mahayag 0.65 60.18 42,462 8,026 8.58 13.27 21.37 90.15 33.19 37.49 68.88 38.42 90.22 83.9618 Lakewood 0.44 63.02 16,317 3,122 12.42 14.34 23.75 84.35 48.14 30.85 42.19 29.07 95.27 35.4819 Midsalip 0.32 67.92 28,909 5,479 16.20 25.13 23.50 84.97 52.97 19.77 52.55 23.29 97.39 35.3620 Pitogo 0.35 57.87 21,064 4,235 13.94 22.44 22.33 89.88 47.37 19.93 58.45 26.07 82.78 38.5621 Margosatubig 0.47 54.98 34,461 6,560 13.15 19.14 24.56 85.20 43.52 31.39 90.10 38.84 93.09 59.7322 Dimataling 0.50 58.17 25,843 4,949 14.31 16.23 18.19 90.22 51.81 24.61 77.94 23.31 93.26 57.2323 Dumingag 0.58 60.86 42,203 8,017 0.00 7.62 18.55 75.50 52.69 24.22 57.98 24.07 90.95 58.7224 Vicencio Sagun 0.40 67.86 18,172 3,679 12.56 19.30 22.08 73.63 50.56 17.40 49.60 21.89 92.40 66.8525 Josefina 0.37 53.48 8,758 1,773 18.81 24.61 18.15 94.39 29.27 20.87 52.24 28.91 71.40 44.3126 Tabina 0.61 60.32 21,882 4,017 8.85 11.36 17.40 88.87 40.40 23.40 68.18 26.61 93.25 60.0427 Bayog 0.51 54.19 26,248 5,060 9.70 12.11 20.60 73.15 37.83 32.69 41.83 30.70 95.65 46.68

Zamboanga del Sur 835,247 161,561 12.08 16.55 18.85 84.00 39.55 37.28 70.88 39.01 91.00 56.32

The comprehensive list of all relevant data used to create this poverty map can

be seen at the back of this publication

The PEF encourages the use of this publication. However, any reproduction in part or in whole should give appropriate acknowledgement.

Copies of this publication may be obtained at the PEF offices and can be accessed at

www.peacefdn.org.

POVERTY MAP PROVINCES OF ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR and ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

PEF Development Index for Zamboanga del Sur is the average of the indices of the following indicators:

1. Elementary Cohort Survival Rate2. Malnutrition of Children 0-5 years old3. Malnutrition of School Children 6-13

years old4. Malnutrition of Children Below 7 years

old5. Households with Nipa/Cogon Roofing6. Households with Access to Safe Water7. Households with Access to Electricity

(using 2004 projected number of households)

8. Elementary Participation Rate

Sources:

a Zamboanga del Sur Profile 2002b National Statistics Office, 2000

Census of Population and Housingc Office of the Provincial Agriculturist

(OPA) Report 1999-2001d Integrated Provincial Health Officee Department of Education Division of

Zamboanga del Surf Zamboanga del Sur Electric

Cooperativeg PNP Zamboanga del Sur

PEF Development Index for Zamboanga Sibugay is the average of the indices of the following indicators:

1. Maternal Mortality rate2. Infant Mortality rate3. Elementary Cohort Survival Rate4. Malnutrition of School Children 2004-20055. Malnutrition of Pre-School Children 20036. Households with Nipa/Anahaw Roofing 20007. Households with Access to Safe Water8. Households with Access to Sanitary Toilet9. Households with Access to Electricity

Sources:

a. National Statistical Coordination Board, 2000b. National Statistics Office, 2000 Census of

Population and Housingc. Integrated Provincial Health Office - Zamboanga

Sibugayd. Socio-Economic Profile- Zamboanga Sibugaye. Department of Budget Managementf. Office of the Provincial Agriculturistg. Zamboanga del Sur Electric Cooperative Annual

Reporth. Provincial Nutrition Council - Zamboanga Sibugayi. Department of Education Division of Zamboanga

Sibugayj. National Mapping and Resource Information

Authority

Province

Population Growth Rate (Annual %, 1995- 2000)

Population Density per sq. km, 2000

Poverty Thresholds (pesos per capita per annum)

Poverty Incidence (percent of families)

2000 2003 2000 2003Philippines 2.4 251.0 11,458 12,309 27.5 24.4

Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) 2.2 197.2 9,128 10,407 38.6 44.0Zamboanga del Norte 1.4 118.4 9,417 10,871 47.0 64.6Zamboanga del Sur 2.0 290.0 8,975 10,310 34.9 34.4Zamboanga Sibugay a 161.0 a 9,580 a 40.7Source: National Statistical Coordination Board and NSO websites.a - No separate estimate yet; still included in Zamboanga del Sur.

The data presented in both tables were presented and validated by the PEF during the Multi-stakeholders Consultation on Poverty Mapping held in Pagadian City on 25 July 2005. It was attended by local executives, Zamboanga del Sur and Sibugay LGU representatives and civil society groups.

The PEF encourages the use of this publication. However, any reproduction in part or in whole should give appropriate acknowledgement. Copies of this publication may be obtained at the PEF offices and can be

accessed at www.peacefdn.org.

National Achievement Test - Fourth Year (SY2004-2005)Mean Percentage Scores

Above Provincial/City Average Performers (based on Total Test)

SCHOOL NAME MATH ENGLISH SCIENCE FILIPINO ARALIN TOTAL TESTPAGADIAN CITY 66.20 60.51 49.98 47.35 61.06 57.02

1 Pagadian City NCHS 70.36 74.70 58.15 53.83 60.05 63.422 Zamboanga del Sur NHS 73.19 64.32 60.27 48.54 66.07 62.483 Zamboanga del Sur NHS - Sta. Lucia NHS Annex 74.01 65.88 50.62 53.76 67.43 62.344 Pagadian City NHS - Lower Sibatang Annex 76.78 53.94 42.89 47.94 70.11 58.335 Lison Valley NHS (RA 8919, 08/22/00) 68.39 60.78 39.83 55.06 63.00 57.41

SCHOOL NAME Municipality MATH ENGLISH SCIENCE FILIPINO ARALIN TOTAL TESTZAMBOANGA DEL SUR 54.37 52.92 42.38 43.17 50.40 48.65

1 Culabay NHS Tabina 82.14 67.62 70.43 52.45 74.91 69.512 Balongating NHS Guipos 66.58 60.67 75.32 44.97 69.20 63.353 Legarda Dos NHS - Betinan Annex Dinas 68.01 75.74 52.15 58.36 58.22 62.504 Sapa Anding NHS Ramon Magsaysay 79.77 71.39 57.50 47.14 54.36 62.035 Dinas NHS Dinas 78.12 63.48 72.52 43.74 50.94 61.766 Antonio NHS Tigbao 59.79 65.61 56.24 55.78 67.51 60.997 San Jose NHS Mahayag 78.43 61.52 49.75 43.96 68.74 60.488 Nilo NHS Tigbao 73.93 72.69 49.98 42.33 59.85 59.769 Dimataling NHS Dimataling 68.69 73.42 47.24 49.45 58.29 59.42

10 Kalian NHS Margosatubig 77.41 60.25 50.08 49.60 54.95 58.4611 Juan Lumosad NHS Aurora 68.69 61.59 57.58 37.90 65.24 58.2012 Bag-ong Kahayag NHS Lakewood 72.63 59.49 42.55 57.28 55.24 57.44

13 Libertad (Dimataling) NHS Dimataling 69.44 61.72 39.92 49.65 62.09 56.5714 Canuto M.S. Enerio CAT Lakewood 85.00 60.12 37.62 43.39 56.07 56.4415 San Carlos NHS Tukuran 68.61 50.38 56.12 43.85 61.41 56.0716 Navalan (San Carlos) NHS Tukuran 48.88 54.79 64.44 50.47 60.75 55.8717 Buburay NHS Dimataling 74.37 63.58 42.62 41.50 53.83 55.1818 San Pablo NHS San Pablo 83.20 47.53 48.06 52.67 44.38 55.1719 Commonwealth NHS - Aurora Annex Aurora 61.45 72.94 41.07 42.26 57.20 54.9820 Legarda Dos NHS Dinas 71.42 55.20 48.55 49.71 46.03 54.1821 Rebokon NHS Dumalinao 64.73 50.30 49.11 37.10 65.90 53.4322 Guinicolalay NHS Dinas 80.88 60.35 32.72 40.88 49.30 52.8223 Paulino Dari NHS Pitogo 60.67 60.46 48.67 48.67 45.53 52.8024 Commonwealth NHS Aurora 44.24 63.87 43.59 46.64 64.42 52.5525 Baganian NHS (Concepcion) Tabina 56.06 50.32 45.57 46.84 63.11 52.3826 Bayog NHS Bayog 45.86 54.14 48.96 44.89 66.54 52.0827 Midsalip NHS Midsalip 58.93 72.65 36.82 40.87 50.38 51.9328 Simata NHS Molave 56.69 54.52 47.39 57.68 41.38 51.5329 Tambulig (Ehanca) NHS Tambulig 58.63 54.02 31.37 56.69 54.37 51.0130 Leonardo NHS - Dawa Annex Josefina 55.07 58.80 39.67 50.87 49.33 50.7531 D. Macapagal MNHS Lakewood 65.26 58.44 39.51 38.25 50.28 50.3532 Eugenia Andrin NHS San Pablo 59.92 59.02 39.02 47.21 45.71 50.1833 Tubod (Lakewood) NHS Lakewood 56.01 58.93 38.45 38.47 58.10 49.9934 Dulop NHS Dumingag 59.17 50.42 40.45 42.92 54.81 49.5535 Laperian NHS Tukuran 70.71 61.91 31.48 46.76 35.84 49.3436 Payag (E. Andrin) NHS San Pablo 60.12 49.80 48.63 44.88 42.02 49.09

37 Lapuyan NHS - Bulawan Extension Class Lapuyan 66.70 52.53 35.23 37.70 52.33 48.90

38 Judge E. Pinga NHS (Danan Annex) Vicencio Sagun 53.08 56.20 39.55 46.12 49.53 48.8939 Commonwealth NHS - Gubaan Annex Sominot 66.03 56.37 29.66 42.16 50.25 48.89

ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY 39.54 43.23 31.13 37.79 39.64 38.271 La Dicha (Malangas) NHS Malangas 67.29 69.26 55.18 60.27 70.00 64.402 Siay NHS - Monching NHS Annex Siay 67.18 57.42 45.79 58.10 52.78 56.253 Palomoc NHS (Annex of Titay NHS) Titay 58.84 57.96 49.86 41.31 44.59 50.514 Malangas NHS Malangas 58.16 54.48 40.96 44.36 53.98 50.395 Surabay NHS - Malubal NHS Annex Rosellier T. Lim 57.29 56.90 26.36 48.02 49.38 47.596 Malangas NHS - Catituan Annex Malangas 47.11 58.06 43.21 37.28 48.82 46.907 Diplahan NHS Diplahan 47.04 54.79 41.48 40.07 41.68 45.018 Payao NHS - Balungisan Annex Payao 45.77 46.67 42.95 38.94 48.78 44.629 Diplahan NHS - Guinoman Annex Diplahan 46.25 50.08 33.67 44.25 46.11 44.07

10 San Antonio (Titay) NHS Titay 51.09 47.88 38.15 36.52 43.01 43.3311 Kabasalan Sci. & Tech. HS Kabasalan 40.70 53.21 31.74 43.72 45.90 43.0512 Minsulao (Laih Batu) NHS Siay 50.87 48.32 42.92 33.09 39.65 42.9713 Diplahan NHS - Gaulan Annex Diplahan 43.77 55.57 26.10 36.93 49.04 42.2814 Naga NHS Naga 47.52 46.98 31.56 38.71 41.58 41.2715 Titay NHS Titay 43.53 49.03 32.52 38.84 41.89 41.1616 Santa Clara NHS Naga 38.17 46.16 29.34 41.21 46.15 40.2017 Laih Batu NHS (Miranda) Siay 42.87 46.31 27.27 39.44 42.27 39.6318 Santa Clara NHS - Sulo Annex Naga 40.21 38.04 35.60 38.39 41.19 38.68

Municipality (The municipalities are listed in ascending order based on distance from Pagadian City.)

PEF Development

Index

Poverty incidence,

NSCB 2000 (small area estimates)

DEMOGRAPHY AND RESOURCES HEALTH AND SANITATION HOUSING CHARACTERICTICS EDUCATION CRIME

Distance from

Pagadian City (Km.)

Number of Barangays

[a]

Total Population,

2002 [b]

Estimated Population

2004 [d]


[b]

Urban Population

[b]

Rural Population

[b]

Indigenous Peoples Subanen

Population [b]

Percentage of Subanen Population

[b]

Total Land Area, DBM 1999 (has)

Area Harvested/

Planted with Coconut

(has). [c]

Area Harvested/

Planted with Corn (has)

[c]

Area Harvested/

Planted with Irrigated

Rice (has) [c]

Area Harvested/

Planted with Rainfed/Upland

Rice (has) [c]

Area Harvested/

Planted with Coffee (has)

[c]

Area Harvested/

Planted with Mango (has)

[c]

Area Harvested/

Planted with Banana (has)

[c]

Number of Livebirths

2004, IPHO

Rate of Newborn that

Weighed Below 2500 gms. (%)

[d]

Rate of Malnutrition (%) Children 0-5 yrs

old, 2004[d]

Prevalence Rate of Underweight Children Below 7 yrs old, 2004

(computed using actual number

weighed)[d]

Total Number of Enrolled

Children 6-13 yrs old that are Below

Normal Weight, 2004-2005

[e]

Prevalence rate of Below Normal

Weight of Children 6-13 yrs old, 2004-2005 (computed

using actual number weighed)

[e]

HHs with Access to Safe Water 2004 (%) Computed

Using 2004 Estimated HH

Population [d]

Proportion of HHs with

Sanitary Toilet Facilities, 2001

(%)[d]

Proportion of HHs with Galvanized Roofing (%)

[b]

Proportion of HHs with Nipa/Anahaw/Cogon

Roofing (%) [b]

Number of HHs with Access to Electricity,

2000 [b]

Proportion of HHs with Access to Electricity 2000 (%)

[b]

Number of HHs with Access to Electricity,

2005 [f]

Proportion of HHs with Access to

Electricity 2005 (% computed

using number of potential HHs)

[f]

Proportion of HHs with Access to

Electricity, 2005 (% computed

using estimated 2004 HH

population IPHO)

[f]

Elem Participation Rate, 2002-

2003[e]

Elem Cohort Survival

Rate, 2003-2004

[e]

Literacy Rate,

2002-2003[e]

Crime rate (per 10,000 population)

2002 [g]

1 Pagadian City 0.80 27.15 54 142,515 160,215 28,027 64,359 83,101 5,221 3.66 37,880 5,005 6,916 1,140 2,994 47 420 579 2,925 23.93 10.56 13.54 3,351 12.96 92.28 no data 74.69 23.07 18,082 64.52 19,984 105.53 62.37 95.00 64.49 no data 4.812 Dumalinao 0.60 58.65 9.0 30 26,030 20,909 5,119 3,177 23,757 369 1.42 9,096 2,566 2,141 842 2,536 47 158 840 503 0.00 14.94 16.32 871 20.15 89.27 65.36 65.07 33.37 1,417 27.68 2,976 51.77 54.61 92.45 59.96 98.36 33.003 Labangan 0.49 47.00 10.1 25 34,530 36,910 6,629 5,154 30,574 3,205 9.28 15,790 1,055 1,040 4,605 1,441 21 32 210 445 0.00 17.01 24.32 935 15.92 86.75 77.26 52.98 41.03 2,845 42.92 3,137 99.56 42.50 91.98 51.49 96.63 1.634 Guipos 0.61 51.48 19.1 17 18,172 19,840 3,620 3,871 14,932 579 3.19 9,058 543 804 769 2,652 16 63 315 393 2.04 12.20 14.73 969 22.93 78.65 81.79 68.45 27.60 1,226 33.87 1,298 65.23 32.71 99.30 90.22 98.24 8.575 Tukuran 0.63 51.30 19.3 25 33,747 37,207 6,760 9,928 24,990 218 0.65 14,491 3,019 3,047 1,529 1,409 12 132 210 590 0.51 9.08 10.80 1,233 18.35 82.30 59.48 56.08 35.70 2,839 42.00 3,171 94.15 43.86 91.54 62.04 98.53 8.336 Ramon Magsaysay 0.52 57.96 28.2 27 23,323 24,289 4,741 2,450 21,682 1,016 4.36 11,370 7,229 3,163 1,935 1,720 105 33 289 439 9.11 16.04 22.91 825 19.94 82.05 59.25 66.10 30.92 1,367 28.83 1,808 70.35 35.32 97.02 72.10 97.62 16.887 Tigbao 0.33 67.02 28.9 18 16,914 17,818 3,089 2,110 15,391 2,278 13.47 12,069 388 2,129 1,476 969 126 158 369 444 8.56 18.07 23.04 612 15.33 64.50 81.54 45.58 48.59 391 12.66 743 57.15 21.98 87.61 59.50 96.40 7.868 San Miguel 0.44 59.35 32.0 18 15,269 13,810 3,043 2,539 13,260 1,022 6.69 14,938 3,036 3,798 156 1,100 42 105 264 285 0.00 15.53 18.13 702 23.64 69.68 40.60 54.95 41.64 3,043 100.00 1,503 65.35 45.53 95.49 61.63 98.09 7.979 San Pablo 0.43 61.76 36.3 28 23,450 24,402 4,739 3,198 21,065 503 2.14 14,990 1,650 8,965 350 1,099 85 42 315 513 10.72 14.98 18.06 722 15.75 76.99 68.76 56.45 41.34 1,042 21.99 1,288 52.32 26.39 87.60 45.14 96.88 6.15

10 Molave 0.62 43.64 37.9 25 45,082 49,028 8,470 12,589 34,057 1,816 4.03 25,150 3,539 4,112 1,976 4,292 8 27 236 999 5.21 11.81 16.28 1,565 21.60 84.95 58.54 62.94 28.78 4,162 49.14 5,001 68.55 51.00 95.90 67.51 97.60 6.9311 Dinas 0.54 62.02 38.6 30 31,570 33,061 6,033 1,811 30,855 2,362 7.48 12,110 3,380 8,475 471 8,462 25 231 264 483 0.00 10.27 14.86 1,001 17.26 85.42 56.30 48.38 48.25 1,648 27.32 1,634 51.06 24.71 94.25 57.81 97.72 15.7312 Aurora 0.51 51.99 39.8 44 42,820 44,859 8,226 6,382 37,924 239 0.56 17,130 9,128 5,792 790 438 47 368 595 1,479 6.90 10.63 17.29 1,586 19.96 77.81 75.32 60.42 37.79 3,550 43.16 4,133 75.59 46.07 85.32 59.66 99.04 4.2413 Sominot 0.24 66.44 40.2 18 14,815 15,780 2,913 3,615 11,714 3,236 21.84 11,152 2,091 1,304 202 1,024 33 80 289 306 0.65 16.15 24.26 662 23.64 75.95 69.89 42.36 54.14 488 16.75 732 53.01 23.19 91.11 27.88 94.00 12.0414 Lapuyan 0.23 66.20 42.9 26 24,366 25,922 4,637 5,041 20,170 16,143 66.25 32,900 10,788 4,134 282 791 297 31 315 178 0.00 18.17 23.07 512 11.63 65.20 66.48 23.51 75.46 435 9.38 787 29.68 15.18 83.38 42.59 95.62 3.4715 Tambulig 0.48 52.71 44.3 31 31,399 32,973 6,078 6,769 25,719 562 1.79 11,384 2,570 1,278 3,222 1,682 12 46 131 571 0.00 13.38 17.74 1,315 24.43 87.47 67.18 50.95 41.36 1,978 32.54 2,485 72.03 38.27 87.36 67.33 98.92 17.2916 Kumalarang 0.34 61.05 44.5 18 24,926 26,728 4,520 6,566 19,225 5,096 20.44 15,149 2,628 655 1,097 1,172 82 53 420 945 3.60 17.35 19.34 1,048 23.09 87.38 80.77 37.28 60.24 998 22.08 1,388 36.35 26.77 85.90 49.52 93.11 2.6217 Mahayag 0.65 60.18 47.0 29 42,462 44,537 8,026 5,635 38,300 4,016 9.46 19,490 2,915 3,393 12,193 2,493 367 69 1,191 1,515 1.25 8.58 13.27 1,791 21.37 90.15 83.50 58.46 33.19 3,009 37.49 3,422 68.88 38.42 90.22 83.96 97.76 28.0718 Lakewood 0.44 63.02 49.0 14 16,317 17,669 3,122 4,113 12,770 6,490 39.77 20,130 2,804 1,046 503 623 423 120 315 391 14.58 12.42 14.34 790 23.75 84.35 77.31 47.69 48.14 963 30.85 1,027 42.19 29.07 95.27 35.48 94.30 3.4019 Midsalip 0.32 67.92 49.3 33 28,909 31,736 5,479 3,889 26,023 10,004 34.61 16,156 1,152 3,791 1,337 2,386 254 16 264 477 11.53 16.20 25.13 1,189 23.50 84.97 84.44 44.37 52.97 1,083 19.77 1,379 52.55 23.29 97.39 35.36 96.00 0.6320 Pitogo 0.35 57.87 49.9 15 21,064 22,242 4,235 5,708 16,086 1,469 6.97 9,594 3,386 2,754 219 1,052 64 63 264 609 1.64 13.94 22.44 735 22.33 89.88 63.99 43.90 47.37 844 19.93 1,169 58.45 26.07 82.78 38.56 98.78 3.1521 Margosatubig 0.47 54.98 52.4 17 34,461 37,054 6,560 13,960 21,697 2,808 8.15 11,169 7,040 2,755 1,276 212 53 304 296 8.11 13.15 19.14 1,324 24.56 85.20 77.00 51.78 43.52 2,059 31.39 2,703 90.10 38.84 93.09 59.73 95.62 7.8322 Dimataling 0.50 58.17 54.7 24 25,843 28,426 4,949 4,084 22,656 1,251 4.84 14,180 7,899 3,249 592 2,859 8 28 210 498 0.60 14.31 16.23 963 18.19 90.22 83.58 39.48 51.81 1,218 24.61 1,325 77.94 23.31 93.26 57.23 96.84 14.7823 Dumingag 0.58 60.86 58.7 44 42,203 46,276 8,017 6,245 37,422 7,067 16.75 61,850 1,824 5,424 3,521 3,171 33 56 525 1,141 0.61 0.00 7.62 1,358 18.55 75.50 71.74 42.88 52.69 1,942 24.22 2,070 57.98 24.07 90.95 58.72 95.80 1.9424 Vicencio Sagun 0.40 67.86 60.0 14 18,172 19,831 3,679 2,617 16,186 2,749 15.13 6,300 5,929 3,580 1,411 126 24 420 313 3.83 12.56 19.30 734 22.08 73.63 82.72 48.49 50.56 640 17.40 868 49.60 21.89 92.40 66.85 97.76 20.1725 Josefina 0.37 53.48 62.7 14 8,758 9,273 1,773 3,013 6,049 1,225 13.99 5,635 1,255 5,887 113 86 85 23 341 214 98.60 18.81 24.61 296 18.15 94.39 74.43 66.38 29.27 370 20.87 536 52.24 28.91 71.40 44.31 96.46 6.4726 Tabina 0.61 60.32 63.7 15 21,882 22,951 4,017 4,850 17,792 107 0.49 8,690 5,277 2,354 113 1,235 100 13 630 556 4.14 8.85 11.36 689 17.40 88.87 65.00 57.41 40.40 940 23.40 1,159 68.18 26.61 93.25 60.04 97.60 2.1827 Bayog 0.51 54.19 82.5 28 26,248 28,123 5,060 4,094 23,064 6,496 24.75 35,640 1,920 1,152 1,692 1,273 37 29 369 243 9.05 9.70 12.11 1,008 20.60 73.15 73.18 55.93 37.83 1,654 32.69 1,729 41.83 30.70 95.65 46.68 95.80 2.49

Zamboanga del Sur 681 835,247 891,869 161,561 197,767 666,461 87,547 10.48 473,491 100,016 93,138 41,125 51,646 2,714 2,473 10,474 17,751 8.32 12.08 16.55 28,786 18.85 84.00 70.98 56.09 39.55 60,233 37.28 69,455 70.88 39.01 91.00 56.32 96.90 8.48

Municipality (The municipalities are listed in ascending order based on

distance from Ipil.)

PEF Development

Index

Poverty Incidence

(small area estimates,

NSCB) 2000

DEMOGRAPHY AND RESOURCES HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS HEALTH AND SANITATION EDUCATION

No. of Barangays

Total Population

(No.) [b]


(No.)[b]

Estimated Population

2004[c]

Estimated Population,

2004[d]

IP Subanen Population

Portion of IP

Population to Total

Population (%)

Muslim Population

Land Area, 2000 (has)

[e]

Area (in hectares) devoted to: 2003

[f]Number of

Households with

Galvanized Roofing

[b]

Households with Nipa/Anahaw/Cogon

Roofing (%)[b]

Percentage of Barangays Served with Electricity,

2003[g]

Percentage of Households

Served with Electricity, 2003

(computed using potential

no. of HHs)[g]

Percentage of Households Served with

Electricity, 2003 (computed using

2000 popn) [g]

Percentage of Households w/

Access to Potable Water, 2004

(computed using 2000 popn)

[c]

Households with Access to Potable

Water Level I, 2004 (No.)

[c]

Households with Access to Potable

Water Level II, 2004

(No.)[c]

Households with access to Potable

Water Level III, 2004

(No.)[c]


with Sanitary

Toilets, 2002[c]

Percentage of Households with Sanitary Toilets, 2002 (computed using 2000 popn)

[c]

Prevalence Rate of

Pre-School Children

Below Normal Weight 2003

(%)[h]

No. of Pre-School Below

Normal Weight, 2003

[h]

Prevalence Rate of School

Children Below

Normal 2003 (%)[h]

No. of School

Children Below

Normal 2003[h]

Prevalence Rate of

Malnutrition of School

Children SY 2004-05 (%)

[i]

Number of School Children Below

Normal SY 2004-05

[i]

No. of Infant Deaths 2003,

[d]

Infant Death Rate per 1000 Live

Births, 2003[d]

No. of Maternal Deaths,

2003 [d]

Maternal Mortality Rate per

1000, 2003[d]

Elem Drop out rate, SY 2004-2005

[i]

Elem Cohort Survival Rate, SY

2004-2005[i]

Rainfed Rice

Irrigated Rice Corn Rubber Coconut Mango Banana

1 Ipil 0.68 42.84 28 52,481 10,293 56,807 53,554 2,346 4.5 4,799 24,160 170 180 1,002 3,460 2,479 32 469 3,963 51.01 93.00 147.00 101.81 61.99 2,338 1,476 2,567 6,394 62.12 17.67 1,533 18.88 1,879 18.53 994 16 1.27 0 0.00 1.38 73.95 12 Titay 0.61 57.48 29 39,730 7,802 36,291 41,441 2,685 6.8 1,995 35,044 3,289 280 611 3,246 2,940 42 416 3,255 52.18 72.00 52.00 41.75 70.84 2,794 2,668 65 4,062 52.06 19.58 1,041 25.76 2,027 21.63 1,691 3 0.45 0 0.00 1.25 67.82 23 Naga 0.58 50.59 23 35,176 6,568 36,720 35,329 4,382 12.5 5,936 24,630 21 0 884 6,793 2,855 10 157 2,751 52.89 87.00 91.00 68.22 93.18 3,954 1,507 659 3,011 45.84 22.83 1,226 25.57 1,808 14.52 959 4 0.56 2 0.28 3.04 50.12 34 Rosellier T. Lim 0.46 63.78 26 34,152 6,478 43,326 34,179 4,117 12.1 832 30,000 350 15 1,362 2,059 395 84 416 1,771 66.49 69.00 49.00 37.03 63.01 980 1,982 1,120 1,924 29.70 23.55 1,182 27.27 2,101 26.39 1,787 4 1.09 0 0.00 0.62 86.83 45 Kabasalan 0.67 52.15 29 37,619 7,216 39,975 38,729 3,797 10.1 2,071 28,920 150 554 236 6,250 741 18 416 2,245 60.71 69.00 88.00 68.49 84.62 1,753 2,672 1,681 4,402 61.00 14.84 839 29.84 2,385 13.39 974 10 0.99 1 0.10 0.72 56.65 56 Siay 0.40 58.34 29 32,844 6,238 36,809 38,036 3,012 9.2 420 31,366 2,237 986 150 3,250 638 10 127 2,469 55.47 83.00 74.00 57.07 83.30 487 4,233 476 3,545 56.83 27.49 1,344 26.08 1,386 26.65 1,684 9 1.52 2 0.34 0.61 59.84 67 Tungawan 0.42 65.35 25 33,194 6,453 36,369 35,957 705 2.1 6,196 47,328 450 195 772 899 2,942 50 182 1,115 80.55 52.00 42.00 26.81 34.88 972 1,249 30 1,424 22.07 19.92 956 19.77 1,300 16.82 1,048 3 0.48 1 0.16 4.46 63.70 78 Imelda 0.70 49.87 18 21,534 3,690 24,501 31,018 1,148 5.3 368 8,512 446 276 350 3,765 1,233 20 130 1,714 46.86 56.00 62.00 53.58 77.02 691 1,377 774 1,982 53.71 15.51 534 25.62 701 22.02 542 0 0.00 0 0.00 2.92 68.52 89 Diplahan 0.70 53.93 22 23,909 4,686 25,077 26,531 690 2.9 25,551 2,206 400 400 77 1,966 156 130 3,115 32.42 95.00 65.00 55.74 6.23 118 174 0.0 4,171 89.01 19.52 589 21.45 1,062 16.84 806 0 0.00 0 0.00 1.28 60.58 9

10 Alicia 0.41 60.99 27 29,954 5,663 32,296 32,376 1,045 3.5 6,871 18,308 561 289 300 200 4,916 30 300 1,307 69.49 62.00 33.00 26.98 43.97 971 1,055 464 2,018 35.63 25.18 1,133 21.37 1,282 18.90 1,167 0 0.00 2 0.36 0.47 62.05 1011 Payao 0.27 60.73 29 27,036 5,381 28,380 26,495 717 2.7 5,567 24,566 1,050 848 278 714 4,795 93 187 1,182 74.86 71.00 29.00 22.28 53.08 1,810 966 80 1,221 22.69 28.40 951 8.64 489 14.47 825 7 1.38 2 0.39 1.75 48.97 1112 Malangas 0.71 55.53 25 29,770 5,762 30,105 28,183 1,603 5.4 4,690 23,553 171 0 729 106 3,975 8 157 2,819 46.27 52.00 52.00 41.81 100.19 2,233 2,013 1,527 3,676 63.80 17.62 680 8.44 426 7.89 397 4 0.60 1 0.15 1.27 54.88 1213 Buug 0.65 50.68 27 33,623 6,671 33,947 38,032 3,428 10.2 677 13,406 1,228 284 510 332 6,055 49 312 4,387 31.03 89.00 82.00 65.51 67.37 838 1,306 2,350 4,577 68.61 17.90 823 22.85 1,222 20.69 1,160 9 1.83 0 0.00 2.30 72.84 1314 Mabuhay 0.49 71.64 18 25,199 3,964 32,540 31,926 1,106 4.4 8,294 8,285 510 0 322 91 2,041 10 728 586 81.21 33.00 19.00 12.84 no data no data no data no data no data no data 16.62 558 14.88 647 16.50 610 0 0.00 0 0.00 3.48 14.23 1415 Talusan 0.28 70.68 14 18,394 3,141 23,056 23,009 0 0.0 6,139 5,816 50 0 280 0 1,767 27 157 306 77.46 29.00 23.00 14.52 60.94 1,013 0.0 901 597 19.01 26.06 429 26.22 762 23.82 733 0 0.00 1 0.57 0.50 54.87 1516 Olutanga 0.51 59.81 19 22,624 4,037 25,742 25,256 117 0.5 5,645 11,330 120 0 212 1 3,928 5 125 1,206 67.90 47.00 35.00 25.14 80.21 1,923 399 916 2,731 67.65 23.15 762 20.01 717 24.82 954 4 1.04 0 0.00 0.61 72.67 16

Zamboanga Sibugay na 388 497,239 94,043 541,941 548,350 30,898 6.21 60,500 360,775 13,009 4,307 8,398 31,243 43,667 644 4,409 34,191 57.93 69.00 65.94 49.90 63.33 22,875 23,077 13,610 45,735 48.63 20.60 14,580 21.82 20,194 18.82 16,331 73 0.76 12 0.12 1.64 59.29

Source: National Education Testing and Research Center, Department of Education

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AGRICULTURECrop Production 2005 (in metric ton)

Palay Corn Coconut Rubber BananaRegion IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) 562,557 223,208 1,637,823 145,873 242,490 Zamboanga del Norte 88,256 56,593 706,395 14,428 117,855 Zamboanga del Sur 306,196 127,236 475,515 49,461 42,666 Zamboanga Sibugay 144,061 31,312 222,388 80,416 31,170 Zamboanga City 24,044 8,067 233,524 1,567 50,799Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics

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