Health - NEDA-RDC VI
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Contents<br />
Profiles<br />
of the<br />
Second District<br />
of Negros Occidental<br />
Congressional Representative 6<br />
Municipal/City Mayors 7<br />
Municipal Income Class, Number of Barangays Land Area and Distance 8<br />
Brief Histories of the Municipalities 9<br />
Population 12<br />
Registered Voters and Precincts 13<br />
Economic Development<br />
Agriculture 14<br />
Natural Resources 15<br />
Industry 17<br />
Social Development<br />
<strong>Health</strong> 22<br />
Education 34<br />
Poverty 42<br />
Social Welfare 43<br />
Infrastructure Development<br />
Major Infrastructure Programs and Projects 44<br />
Irrigation 47<br />
Other Infrastructure Projects 48<br />
Development Administration<br />
Revenues and Expenditures 49<br />
<strong>RDC</strong> <strong>VI</strong> Directory 55<br />
<strong>RDC</strong> <strong>VI</strong> Secretariat 65<br />
2<br />
Pages
List of Maps<br />
Profiles<br />
of the<br />
Second District<br />
of Negros Occidental<br />
Map 1 Municipal Income Class, No. of Barangays and Distance 8<br />
Map 2 Population Map 12<br />
Map 3 Established and Clustered Precincts 13<br />
Map 4 Rice Production and Productivity 14<br />
Map 5 Marine Reserve 16<br />
Map 6 One-Town-One Product 17<br />
Map 7 Tourism Map 18<br />
Map 8 Tourist Spots 19<br />
Map 9 Water, Sanitation and Solid Waste Disposal 32<br />
Map 10 Bridges 44<br />
Map 11 Farm to Market Roads 45<br />
Map 12 Water Supply 46<br />
Map 13 Power Generation 48<br />
3<br />
Pages
List of Tables<br />
Profiles<br />
of the<br />
Second District<br />
of Negros Occidental<br />
Table 1 Land Area by Municipality/City 8<br />
Table 2 Population by Municipality/City 12<br />
Table 3 Number of Registered Voters 13<br />
Table 4 Rice Production and Productivity 14<br />
Table 5 Land Classification by Municipality/City 15<br />
Table 6 Calendar of Festivals and Events 20<br />
Table 7 Total Births and Crude Birth Rates 22<br />
Table 8 Total Deaths and Crude Death Rates 23<br />
Table 9 Total Infant Deaths and Infant Mortality Rate 24<br />
Table 10 Deaths and Death Rate Among < 5-Year Old 25<br />
Table 11 Maternal Deaths 26<br />
Table 12 Number of <strong>Health</strong> Personnel by Municipality 27<br />
Table 13 Basic Sanitation Facilities 33<br />
Table 14 Elementary Cohort Survival Rate 34<br />
Table 15 Elementary Completion Rate 35<br />
Table 16 Elementary Graduation Rate 36<br />
Table 17 Elementary Drop Out Rate 37<br />
Table 18 Secondary Cohort Survival Rate 38<br />
Table 19 Secondary Completion Rate 39<br />
Table 20 Secondary Graduation Rate 40<br />
Table 21 Secondary Drop Out Rate 41<br />
Table 22 Poor Families and Poverty Incidence 42<br />
Table 23 Number of Day Care Centers, Day Care Workers and Pupil Served 43<br />
Table 24 Locally-Funded Irrigation Projects 47<br />
Table 25 LWUA / Water Supply Projects 49<br />
Table 26 KALAHI-CIDSS Projects 50<br />
Table 27 Total Income and Expenditures 52<br />
Table 28 Income from Local Sources (Tax Revenue) 53<br />
Table 29 Income from Local Sources (Non-Tax Revenue) 54<br />
Table 30 Shares from National Tax 55<br />
Table 31a Expenditures 56<br />
Table 31b Expenditures 57<br />
4<br />
Pages
List of Figures<br />
Profiles<br />
of the<br />
Second District<br />
of Negros Occidental<br />
Figure 1 Ranking of Divisions According to Prevalence of Undernutrition<br />
Among PSC, Region <strong>VI</strong> 2009 28<br />
Figure 2 Comparative Ranking of Provinces According to Prevalence<br />
Of Undernutrition 29<br />
Figure 3 Nutritionally-Depressed Municipalities According to Prevalence<br />
Of Undernutrition Among PSC, Negros Occidental 2009 30<br />
Figure 4 Ranking of Provinces According to Prevalence of Undernutrition<br />
Among School Children in Region <strong>VI</strong>, 2009 31<br />
5<br />
Pages
ALFREDO D. MARAÑON III<br />
Representative<br />
2ND District of Negros Occidental<br />
6<br />
Representative<br />
Term : 3rd<br />
Other Profession : Businessman<br />
Office : Rm. S - 211, House of Representatives, Quezon City<br />
Direct Line : (02) 931-5001 local 7272, 9315638<br />
Chief of Staff : Fe A. Rodriguez-Marañon<br />
Committee Membership:<br />
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Chairperson<br />
BANKS AND FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES Member for the Majority<br />
ETHICS AND PRI<strong>VI</strong>LEGES Member for the Majority<br />
LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT Member for the Majority<br />
WAYS AND MEANS Member for the Majority
Mayor Lourdes S L. Escalante<br />
Mayor Patrick G. Escalante<br />
Municipal/City Mayors<br />
7<br />
Mayor Leo Rafael M. Cueva
Map 1<br />
2nd class municipality<br />
12 barangays<br />
43.10 km. North of Bacolod City<br />
2nd class municipality<br />
22 barangays<br />
62.49 km. North of Bacolod City<br />
Municipal Income Class, Number of Barangays,<br />
Land Area and Distance<br />
8<br />
3rd class municipality<br />
25 barangays<br />
82.90 km. North of Bacolod City<br />
Table 1<br />
Land Area by Municipality/<br />
CITY<br />
(as per LMS-DENR data)<br />
Municipality Area (sq. km.)<br />
Cadiz City 524.57<br />
Manapla 112.86<br />
Sagay City 330.34<br />
District Total 967.77
CADIZ CITY<br />
Brief Histories of the Municipalities<br />
Cadiz traces its beginnings to the establishment of a traditional settlement in a place known as<br />
Cadiz Viejo, near the banks of Hitalon River.<br />
Historical records showed that in 1861, the Spaniards came and named the settlement Cadiz<br />
because of its northern location which reminded them of the seaport by the same name in Spain.<br />
Cadiz became a municipality independent from Saravia (now E.B Magalona) in 1878. Its first<br />
appointed Gobernadorcillo was Antonio Cabahug, married to Capitana Francisca Cito.<br />
The outbreak of the Spanish-American War saw Cadiz taking part in the insurrection. Her sons and<br />
daughters headed by Francisco Abelarde, took up arms against their Spanish masters.<br />
During the short-lived government of the cantonal state of the Federal Republica de Negros, Jose<br />
Lopez Vito was elected its president.<br />
At the onset of American rule, Cadiz was on its way to prosperity with the operation of two<br />
lumber companies in the area. The war years brought a stop to all these economic activities and<br />
much suffering to the people of Cadiz.<br />
In the first post-war election of 1952, Joaquin Ledesma was elected mayor. On July, 1967, Cadiz<br />
was inaugurated as a city by virtue of Republic Act No. 4894 which was passed by Congress on<br />
June 17, 1967. The Act was authored by the late Congressman Armando Gustilo.<br />
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MANAPLA<br />
10<br />
Manapla was originally inhabited by Negritoes, the<br />
aborigines in the island of Negros. Later on,<br />
people from neighboring places migrated to this<br />
town forcing the Negritoes to flee to the mountains<br />
where they settled permanently.<br />
The town got its name from the wife of the capitan,<br />
fondly and respectfully called by the residents<br />
as Manang Pula. Later, the Manang Pula as name<br />
of the town was shortened to Manapla, the name<br />
carried on until now.<br />
Manapla became a town when the Island of<br />
Negros remained a military district up to the mid-<br />
Manapla Church<br />
dle of the 19th Century. In 1856, Negros Occidental was raised to the<br />
category of politico-military “govierno”. It was in the later part of 1860, during Gov. Saravia’s<br />
term, that Manapla was proclaimed as a new municipality by the Vicar, who was at the same time<br />
the Acting Governor of Bacolod. Bernardo Gallo was appointed its first Capitan Municipal.<br />
Manapla soon led other town as an integral part of the island in the production of sugar when<br />
North Negros Sugar Company, Inc. was established in 1917. Sugarcane milling started and the cultivation<br />
of sugarcane fields ushered in faster development. Large haciendas sprouted and<br />
sugar milling operation by steam machines was employed.
SAGAY CITY<br />
It all started with a small settlement<br />
founded by Tenientes Francisco<br />
Rodriguez and Basilio Cordova in the<br />
year 1860, situated in the mouth of<br />
Bulanon River, which was then called<br />
Arguelles. Through the active<br />
leadership of both founders the place<br />
thrived and prospered, and eventually<br />
became a town. In 1870, the town<br />
was transferred to a bigger<br />
settlement near the sea upon orders<br />
of the Spanish Governor who<br />
renamed it Pueblo de Magallanes,<br />
known today as Barangay Old Sagay.<br />
Sagay City Hall<br />
During the reign of Quintin Katalbas as town mayor in 1960, the name of the town was officially<br />
changed to Sagay. Legend has it that Sagay derived its name from the semi-spherical shell<br />
called sigay found abundant in the town’s many islets and shores. After the Second World War,<br />
the seat of the Municipal Government was moved to Dalusan. It was again transferred to its<br />
present site in Bgy. Rizal on December 22, 2002.<br />
On June 11, 1996, the Municipality of Sagay was converted into a city, ratified on August 10,<br />
1996 through a plebiscite by virtue of Republic Act 8192. During his visit to the province on<br />
August 27, 1996, then President Fidel V. Ramos formally proclaimed Sagay the seventh city of<br />
Negros Occidental, citing it as an excellent example for other striving communities. Sagay’s first<br />
City Mayor Joseph G. Marañon, served as Governor of Negros Occidental from 2001 to 2007.<br />
The big leap of the third class municipality of Sagay into a second class city was made possible<br />
though the unwavering efforts of its local officials and relentless representation of then District<br />
II Congressman Alfredo G. Marañon, Jr., who authored the cityhood bill. Sagay is home to a<br />
32,000 hectare marine reserve that includes Carbin Reef, Panal Reef, Maca Reef and Maca<br />
Shoal.<br />
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Table 2<br />
Population By Municipality/City<br />
Source: National Statistics Office, 2007<br />
Municipality Population<br />
Manapla 52,428<br />
Cadiz City 150,750<br />
Sagay City 140,511<br />
District Total 343,689<br />
Source: National Statistics Office Region <strong>VI</strong><br />
12<br />
Legend:<br />
Less than 30,000 =<br />
30,000–60,000 =<br />
More than 60,000 =<br />
Population<br />
Map 2<br />
POPULATION MAP
Municipality Registered Voters<br />
Manapla 27,853<br />
Cadiz City 82,695<br />
Sagay City 66,713<br />
District Total 177,261<br />
Registered Voters and Precincts<br />
Table 3<br />
Number of Registered Voters<br />
Source: COMELEC <strong>VI</strong>, Supplemental List as of Jan. 9, 2010<br />
Map 3<br />
ESTABLISHED AND CLUSTERED PRECINCTS<br />
150<br />
37<br />
494<br />
107<br />
13<br />
Legend:<br />
No. of Established Precincts—<br />
No. of Clustered Precincts—<br />
454<br />
88
Agriculture<br />
Rice Production and Productivity<br />
Table 4<br />
CY 2007 Rice Production and Productivity<br />
Source: Department of Agriculture <strong>VI</strong><br />
Municipality Total Area<br />
Planted (ha)<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Manapla<br />
1.70<br />
Economic Development<br />
14<br />
Total Production<br />
(metric tons)<br />
Total Yield<br />
(mt/ha)<br />
1,803.00 3,330.28 1.85<br />
1,684.72 3,101.18 1.84<br />
1.85<br />
937.82 1,594.78 1.70<br />
1.84<br />
Map 4
Natural Resources<br />
Land Classification<br />
City/Municipality<br />
Land Classification by Municipality<br />
2nd District, Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Land Area<br />
(in hectares)<br />
15<br />
Alienable & Disposable<br />
Lands<br />
(in hectares)<br />
Classified Forestlands<br />
(in hectares)<br />
Manapla 11,290.00 10,896.80 393.20<br />
Cadiz City 51,650.00 38,030.00 13,620.00<br />
Sagay City 38,960.00 33,806.02 5,153.98<br />
District Total 101,900.00 82,732.82 19,167.18<br />
Source: Land Evaluation Party, FM-DENR, Region 6<br />
Economic Development<br />
Table 5
Natural Resources<br />
Marine Reserve<br />
Source: Sagay City<br />
Map 5<br />
Economic Development<br />
Protected Seascape:<br />
32,000 has. of Sagay’s Territorial Waters<br />
Sagay Marine Resources:<br />
33 species of true mangroves & 10 mangroves associate species<br />
500 has. of mangroves, more than 100 has. were reforested<br />
10 species of seagrass covering 3,000 has<br />
78 species of Macro Benthic Algae<br />
60 Genera of Hard, Black & Soft Corals<br />
5 species of giant clams<br />
more than 250 species of Reef & Pelagic fishes<br />
4 species of marine turtles<br />
Giant Fruit Bats<br />
16
Industry<br />
One-Town-One Product<br />
Manapla – Puto<br />
Economic Development<br />
Cadiz City – Dried Fish<br />
17<br />
Map 6
Industry<br />
Location of Potential Tourism Industry<br />
Map 7<br />
Economic Development<br />
18
Industry<br />
Tourist Spots<br />
Economic Development<br />
Cadiz City: Laura Seafront Resort RC Beach Resort Lakawon Island Resort<br />
Pinta Puto Festival, Manapla<br />
Cabagacayan Falls<br />
Atiatihan sa Cadiz<br />
Dinagsa Festival—Cadiz City<br />
Carbin Reef, Sagay City<br />
19<br />
Map 8<br />
Vintage Locomotive – Sagay City
Industry<br />
Calendar of Festivals and Events<br />
FESTIVAL/EVENT<br />
Economic Development<br />
DATE VENUE BRIEF<br />
DESCRIPTION<br />
JANUARY<br />
Dinagsa sa Cadiz January 25-31 Cadiz City, Negros<br />
Occidental<br />
MARCH<br />
Sinigayan Festival March 19 Sagay City, Negros<br />
Occidental<br />
Feast of San<br />
Vicente Ferrer Vito<br />
MAY<br />
May 1 – 2 Sagay City, Negros<br />
Occidental<br />
JUNE<br />
Charter Day June 11 Sagay City, Negros<br />
Occidental<br />
Source: DOT, 6<br />
Table 6<br />
20<br />
A weeklong celebration every 3 rd week<br />
of January in honor of our Patron Saint,<br />
the Señor Sto. Niño. Various programs<br />
are lined up such as motocross, drum<br />
and bugle corps competition, Ginoong<br />
Cadiz and Search for Mutya ng Cadiz.<br />
These are a few of the many programs<br />
during the celebration. This spectacular<br />
revelry features “Ati” tribes garbed in<br />
their colorful costumes dancing to the<br />
fast and deafening beat of drums while<br />
carrying the image of the Holy Child<br />
Jesus. This year, activities will start on<br />
January 22-29.<br />
Sinigayan Festival is an expression of<br />
art and culture of Sagaynons. The Sagay’s<br />
coastal line and coral islets blend<br />
with natural beauty is the home to a<br />
wide variety of marine life. Under Sagay’s<br />
seascape is bursting with colors of<br />
different sea creatures all beaming with<br />
life because of the LGUs protection efforts.<br />
It mirrors the abundance of the<br />
sea’s bounty.
Industry<br />
Calendar of Festivals and Events<br />
FESTIVAL/EVENT<br />
Charter Day Every 4 th of July<br />
Economic Development<br />
DATE VENUE<br />
JULY<br />
BRIEF<br />
DESCRIPTION<br />
Cadiz City, Negros<br />
Occidental<br />
AUGUST<br />
Pinta Puto Festival August 16 Manapla, Negros<br />
Occidental<br />
Christmas Fair December 2 nd<br />
Source: DOT, 6<br />
week – 25<br />
DECEMBER<br />
Sagay City, Negros<br />
Occidental<br />
21<br />
Celebrated every 4 th of July often times<br />
a five-day celebration marking the anniversary<br />
of Cadiz as a City. Sports competition,<br />
nightly musical shows, exhibits,<br />
dog shows are a few of the activities,<br />
highlight of which is a parade of<br />
beautifully adorned floats of every organizations,<br />
barangays, school in their<br />
most colorful and most creative designs.
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Total Births and Crude Birth Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: PHO, Negros Occidental<br />
(Based on 2000 Census)<br />
Table 7<br />
Total Births by Sex, by Crude Birth Rate, by Municipality, 2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Births<br />
22<br />
Social Development<br />
Births by Sex Crude Birth Rate<br />
(per 1,000 pop)<br />
Male Female<br />
1,041 518 523 17.35<br />
2,410 1,154 2,410 14.19<br />
2,358 1,215 1,143 15.19
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Total Deaths and Crude Death Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: PHO, Negros Occidental<br />
(Based on 2000 Census)<br />
Table 8<br />
23<br />
Social Development<br />
Total Deaths by Sex, by Crude Death Rate, by Municipality, 2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total<br />
Deaths<br />
Deaths by Sex Crude Death<br />
Male Female<br />
Rate<br />
(per 1,000 pop)<br />
274 152 122 4.57<br />
840 514 326 4.95<br />
563 329 234 3.63
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Total Infant Deaths and Infant Mortality Rate<br />
Source: PHO, Negros Occidental<br />
(Based on 2000 Census)<br />
Table 9<br />
24<br />
Social Development<br />
Total Infant Deaths by Sex, by Infant Mortality Rate, by Municipality, 2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Total Infant<br />
Deaths<br />
Deaths by Sex Infant Mortality<br />
Rate (per 1,000<br />
Male Female livebirths)<br />
8 5 3 7.68<br />
5 3 2 2.07<br />
9 6 3 3.82
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Deaths and Death Rate among Child
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Maternal Deaths<br />
Municipality<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: PHO, Negros Occidental<br />
(Based on 2000 Census)<br />
Table 11<br />
26<br />
Social Development<br />
No. of Maternal Deaths and Maternal Mortality Rate, 2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
No. of Maternal<br />
Deaths<br />
Maternal Mortality Rate (per<br />
100,000 livebirths)<br />
0 0.00<br />
1 41.49<br />
3 127.23
<strong>Health</strong><br />
<strong>Health</strong> Personnel<br />
Municipality<br />
Source: PHO, Negros Occidental<br />
(Based on 2000 Census)<br />
Table 12<br />
No. of <strong>Health</strong> Personnel by Municipality,2008<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
27<br />
Social Development<br />
Doctors Nurses Midwives<br />
Barangay <strong>Health</strong><br />
Workers<br />
No. Ratio No. Ratio No. Ratio No. Ratio<br />
Manapla 1 60,012 1 60,012 11 5,456 130 462<br />
Cadiz City 10 16,981 10 16,981 29 5,855 361 470<br />
Sagay City 3 51,742 10 15,523 44 3,528 511 275<br />
TOTAL 14 21 84 1,002
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Nutritional Status<br />
35<br />
30<br />
25<br />
20<br />
15<br />
10<br />
5<br />
0<br />
Cadiz<br />
Figure 1<br />
28<br />
Social Development<br />
RANKING OF DI<strong>VI</strong>SIONS ACCORDING TO PREVALENCE OF<br />
UNDERNUTRITION AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN<br />
REGION <strong>VI</strong>, 2010<br />
22.5822.56<br />
20.91<br />
Kabankalan<br />
Silay<br />
Negros Occ.<br />
20.84<br />
19.41<br />
19.19<br />
18.42<br />
La Carlota<br />
Bacolod<br />
Antique<br />
Sagay<br />
18.39 18.28 17.93<br />
Iloilo<br />
Capiz<br />
Iloilo City<br />
17.3816.36<br />
Roxas<br />
Source: DepEd Region <strong>VI</strong>-Baseline (June) 2010-2011<br />
Aklan<br />
15.9414.99<br />
Bago<br />
14.71<br />
Passi<br />
San Carlos<br />
13.53<br />
11.39<br />
Guimaras
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Nutritional Status<br />
20<br />
15<br />
10<br />
5<br />
0<br />
Figure 2<br />
29<br />
Social Development<br />
COMPARATIVE RANKING OF PRO<strong>VI</strong>NCES ACCORDING TO<br />
PREVALENCE OF UNDERNUTRITION AMONG PSC<br />
REGION <strong>VI</strong>, 2009 AND 2010<br />
14.29<br />
ANTIQUE<br />
12.7911.86<br />
ILOILO<br />
10.50<br />
7.74 7.98<br />
7.46 7.22<br />
NEG. OCC.<br />
Source: 2010 OPT Reports<br />
AKLAN<br />
6.77<br />
5.51<br />
CAPIZ<br />
6.95<br />
GUIMARAS<br />
5.16<br />
9.47 8.52<br />
REGION<br />
2009<br />
2010<br />
2009<br />
2010
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Nutritional Status<br />
Figure 3<br />
30<br />
Social Development<br />
NUTRITIONALLY-DEPRESSED MUNICIPALITIES ACCORDING TO<br />
PREVALENCE OF UNDERNUTRITION AMONG PSC<br />
NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, 2010<br />
20<br />
15<br />
10<br />
5<br />
0<br />
TOBOSO<br />
12.84<br />
CALATRAVA<br />
11.2 10.82 10.47 10.24<br />
MANAPLA<br />
DS BENEDICTO<br />
VALLADOLID<br />
Source: 2010 OPT Reports<br />
CANDONI<br />
9.6<br />
M. PADILLA<br />
8.69 8.5 8.47 8.52<br />
7.73 7.46<br />
LA CASTELLANA<br />
EB MAGALONA<br />
HINOBA-AN<br />
NEG. OCC<br />
REGION
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Nutritional Status<br />
20<br />
15<br />
10<br />
5<br />
0<br />
ANTIQUE<br />
Figure 4<br />
31<br />
Social Development<br />
RANKING OF PRO<strong>VI</strong>NCES ACCORDING TO<br />
PREVALENCE OF UNDERNUTRITION AMONG PSC<br />
REGION <strong>VI</strong>, 2010<br />
12.79<br />
ILOILO<br />
10.50<br />
NEG. OCC.<br />
7.46<br />
Source: 2010 OPT Reports<br />
AKLAN<br />
7.22<br />
CAPIZ<br />
5.51<br />
GUIMARAS<br />
5.16<br />
PRO<strong>VI</strong>NCES<br />
8.80 8.52<br />
REGION
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Water, Sanitation and Solid Waste Disposal<br />
Legend<br />
- 97.00%<br />
- 93.23%<br />
- 89.04%<br />
- 100.00%<br />
- 84.66%<br />
- 90.48%<br />
- % of HH with access to potable water<br />
- & % of HH with sanitary toilets<br />
- % of HH with satisfactory waster<br />
disposal<br />
Map 9<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
32<br />
Social Development<br />
- 98.00%<br />
- 93.65%<br />
- 98.20%
<strong>Health</strong><br />
Basic Sanitation Facilities<br />
33<br />
Social Development<br />
No. of Households with Complete Basic Sanitation Facilities by Municipality, 2008<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Municipality<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: PHO, Negros Occidental<br />
(Based on 2000 Census)<br />
No. of Households<br />
(2008)<br />
Table 13<br />
Household with Complete<br />
Basic Sanitation<br />
Facilities<br />
% of HH with Complete<br />
Basic Sanitation Facilities<br />
10,050 8,469 84.27<br />
30,314 25,653 84.62<br />
31,045 29,073 93.65
Education<br />
Elementary Cohort Survival Rate<br />
Source: Dep Ed, Region 6<br />
Table 14<br />
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Social Development<br />
Elementary Cohort Survival Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Total Cohort Survival<br />
Rate (%)<br />
Cohort Survival Rate (%)<br />
Male<br />
Female<br />
55.01 48.42 63.17<br />
44.47 38.24 52.12<br />
59.51 52.19 68.21
Education<br />
Elementary Completion Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: Dep Ed, Region 6<br />
Table 15<br />
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Social Development<br />
Elementary Completion Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Completion Rate (%)<br />
Completion Rate (%)<br />
Male Female<br />
53.86 46.82 62.58<br />
42.10 35.59 50.13<br />
58.26 50.79 67.18
Education<br />
Elementary Graduation Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: Dep Ed, Region 6<br />
Table 16<br />
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Social Development<br />
Elementary Graduation Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Graduation Rate (%)<br />
Graduation Rate (%)<br />
Male Female<br />
97.81 96.71 98.88<br />
93.22 91.12 95.20<br />
95.57 94.71 96.42
Education<br />
Elementary Drop Out Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: Dep Ed, Region 6<br />
Table 17<br />
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Social Development<br />
Elementary Drop Out Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Drop Out Rate (%)<br />
Drop Out Rate (%)<br />
Male Female<br />
0.08 0.11 0.06<br />
3.75 4.69 2.74<br />
5.05 6.39 3.48
Education<br />
Secondary Cohort Survival Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: Dep Ed, Region 6<br />
Table 18<br />
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Social Development<br />
Secondary Cohort Survival Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Cohort Survival<br />
Rate (%)<br />
Cohort Survival Rate (%)<br />
Male<br />
Female<br />
57.06 53.34 60.64<br />
56.45 51.97 60.76<br />
67.17 66.22 67.91
Education<br />
Secondary Completion Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: Dep Ed, Region 6<br />
Total Completion Rate (%)<br />
Table 19<br />
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Social Development<br />
Secondary Completion Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Completion Rate (%)<br />
Male Female<br />
51.49 47.61 55.24<br />
51.90 45.82 57.77<br />
63.70 60.83 65.73
Education<br />
Secondary Graduation Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: Dep Ed, Region 6<br />
Table 20<br />
Total Graduation Rate<br />
(%)<br />
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Social Development<br />
Secondary Graduation Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Graduation Rate (%)<br />
Male Female<br />
88.43 86.08 90.56<br />
89.64 84.43 94.11<br />
93.20 89.37 95.76
Education<br />
Secondary Drop Out Rate<br />
Municipality / City<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: Dep Ed, Region 6<br />
Table 21<br />
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Social Development<br />
Secondary Drop Out Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Drop Out Rate<br />
(%)<br />
Drop Out Rate (%)<br />
Male Female<br />
5.52 6.28 4.76<br />
9.73 13.21 6.45<br />
6.65 9.08 4.45
Poverty<br />
Poor Families and Poverty Incidence<br />
Municipality<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Estimated Poor<br />
Families (2010)<br />
Table 22<br />
42<br />
Social Development<br />
Estimated Poor Families by Magnitude of Poor Families by Poverty Incidence<br />
by Municipality, 2005 and 2010<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Source: NSCB and Phil<strong>Health</strong> 6<br />
Magnitude of<br />
Poor Families<br />
(2005)<br />
Poverty Incidence<br />
(2005, %)<br />
5,022 3,517 41.29<br />
17,067 11,952 49.10<br />
16,517 11,567 51.89
Social Welfare<br />
Number of Day Care Centers, Workers and Pupils Served<br />
Municipality<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Total<br />
Source: DSWD 6<br />
No. of<br />
Barangays<br />
12<br />
22<br />
25<br />
No. of Day<br />
Care Centers<br />
23<br />
Table 23<br />
Province of Negros Occidental<br />
2nd Congressional District<br />
CY 2010<br />
103<br />
90<br />
43<br />
Social Development<br />
No. of Brgys.<br />
Without Day<br />
Care Centers<br />
0<br />
0<br />
1<br />
No. of Day<br />
Care Workers<br />
23<br />
109<br />
90<br />
No. of below<br />
3-5 Year Old<br />
Preschoolers<br />
Served<br />
1,269<br />
5,055<br />
3,522<br />
59 216 1 222 9,846
Major Infrastructure Programs and Projects<br />
Bridges<br />
President’s Bridge Program Phase II<br />
Location : Talab-an Bridge, Manapla<br />
Length : 25 meters<br />
Project Cost: P 9. 719 Million<br />
President’s Bridge Program Phase III<br />
Location : Daga-Luna Bridge, Cadiz City<br />
Length : 123 meters, double lane<br />
Project Cost: P 59.341 Million<br />
Source: <strong>NEDA</strong> 6, PMED<br />
Infrastructure Development<br />
44<br />
Map 10<br />
President’s Bridge Program Phase III<br />
Location: Luna Bridge, Sagay City<br />
Length : 30 meters, double lane<br />
Project Cost: P 12. 597 Million<br />
Bridges for Prosperity Acceleration Project<br />
Location: Vito Bridge, Sagay City<br />
Description: 45 lm Steel Bridge
Major Infrastructure Programs and Projects<br />
Farm-to-Market Roads<br />
Farm-to-Market Road Project<br />
Location: Brgy. San Pablo (Manapla)<br />
Scope : Rehabilitation<br />
Length : 4.76 km.<br />
Project Cost: P 5 Million<br />
Source: <strong>NEDA</strong> 6, PMED<br />
Infrastructure Development<br />
45<br />
Farm-to-Market Road Project<br />
Location: Brgy. VF Gustilo - Brgy CS<br />
Villacin (Cadiz City)<br />
Scope : Repair / Improvement<br />
Length : 7.57 km.<br />
Project Cost: P 5 Million<br />
Map 11
Major Infrastructure Programs and Projects<br />
Water Supply<br />
Source: <strong>NEDA</strong> 6, PMED<br />
Infrastructure Development<br />
46<br />
Manapla Water Supply Project<br />
(Provincial towns Water Supply Program)<br />
Map 12<br />
Location: Manapla Water District, Manapla<br />
Scope of Works : Chlorinating Facility, Replacement<br />
of pumping equipment, Installation of iron<br />
removal facility,, Blow-off assemblies, Lot<br />
acquisition<br />
Implementing<br />
Agency :LWUA<br />
Project Cost : P 11.626 Million
Irrigation<br />
Locally-Funded Irrigation Projects<br />
Name of Subprojects Location<br />
Manara CIS Sagay City 152 11,500,000.00<br />
Hda. Mimi-ilian CIS *<br />
Manapla &<br />
Victorias City<br />
47<br />
Est'd Labor /<br />
Job Gen.<br />
Allocation<br />
in PhP<br />
214 20,000,000.00<br />
DISTRICT TOTAL 366 31,500,000<br />
Source: <strong>NEDA</strong>, Region 6<br />
* Inter-municipal CIS Project<br />
Infrastructure Development<br />
Table 24<br />
Locally-Funded Irrigation Projects CY 2009 - 2010<br />
2nd District, Negros Occidental
Other Infrastructure Projects<br />
Power Generation<br />
Source: <strong>NEDA</strong> 6, PMED<br />
Infrastructure Development<br />
Renewable Energy and Livelihood evelopment for the POOR<br />
in Negros (RENEW-Negros)<br />
Location : Negros occidental<br />
Project Cost: P60.9 Million<br />
Implementing Agency: DOE-Winrock International<br />
Partner Agency: Provincial Government of Negros Occidental<br />
Project Components (Molocaboc Island, Sagay City):<br />
1. Molocaboc Island Solar / Biomass Hybrid<br />
2. Matabas Solar PV System<br />
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Map 13
Revenues and Expenditures<br />
Total Income and Expenditures<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: BLGF 6,<br />
Development Administration<br />
Table 27<br />
TOTAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURES 2008<br />
2nd Congressional District, Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Municipality Total Income Total Expenditures<br />
49<br />
Excess (deficit) of<br />
Income over<br />
Expenditures<br />
60,184,103 60,363,601 (179,498)<br />
462,913,214 392,395,099 70,518,115<br />
488,963,418 442,198,472 46,764,946<br />
District Total 1,012,060,735 894,957,172 117,103,563
Revenues and Expenditures<br />
Income from Local Sources (Tax Revenue)<br />
Municipality<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: BLGF 6,<br />
Development Administration<br />
Table 28<br />
INCOME FROM LOCAL SOURCES (TAX REVENUE), 2008<br />
2nd Congressional District, Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Local<br />
Sources<br />
Total Tax<br />
Revenue<br />
50<br />
I N C O M E<br />
LOCAL SOURCES<br />
Real Property<br />
Tax<br />
TAX REVENUE<br />
Business Tax Other Taxes<br />
7,380,112 3,752,665 3,345,221 122,301 285,143<br />
40,259,518 32,239,416 24,767,946 5,519,255 1,952,215<br />
64,901,316 32,888,793 22,021,669 9,196,434 1,670,690<br />
District Total 112,540,946 68,880,874 50,134,836 14,837,990 3,908,048
Revenues and Expenditures<br />
Income from Local Sources (Non-Tax Revenue)<br />
Municipality<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: BLGF 6,<br />
Development Administration<br />
Table 29<br />
INCOME FROM LOCAL SOURCES (NON-TAX REVENUE), 2008<br />
2nd Congressional District, Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Non-<br />
Tax Revenue<br />
Regulatory<br />
Fees<br />
I N C O M E<br />
51<br />
LOCAL SOURCES<br />
Service/User<br />
Charges<br />
NON-TAX REVENUE<br />
Receipts<br />
from EconomicEnterprise<br />
Toll Fees<br />
Other Receipts<br />
3,627,447 1,752,526 544,597 1,183,508 0 146,816<br />
8,020,102 2,518,221 1,607,383 3,542,864 0 351,634<br />
32,012,523 3,134,257 9,620,736 11,182,323 0 8,075,207<br />
District Total 43,660,072 7,405,004 11,772,716 15,908,695 0 8,573,657
Revenues and Expenditures<br />
Shares from National Tax<br />
Municipality<br />
Source: BLGF 6,<br />
Development Administration<br />
Table 30<br />
SHARES FROM NATIONAL TAX, 2008<br />
2nd Congressional District, Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Total Shares<br />
from<br />
National Tax<br />
Collections<br />
Shares from National<br />
Tax<br />
Internal<br />
Revenue Allotment<br />
Other<br />
Shares<br />
52<br />
I N C O M E<br />
Extraordinary<br />
Receipts/Aids<br />
Loans &<br />
Borrowings<br />
Inter-Local<br />
Transfers<br />
Manapla 52,803,991 52,803,991 0 0 0 0<br />
Cadiz City 390,165,253 390,165,253 0 9,748,864 22,739,579 0<br />
Sagay City 294,416,815 294,416,815 0 36,857,363 89,248,256 3,539,668<br />
District Total 737,386,059 737,386,059 0 46,606,227 111,987,835 3,539,668
Revenues and Expenditures<br />
Expenditures<br />
Municipality<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
Source: BLGF 6,<br />
General Public<br />
Services<br />
Development Administration<br />
Table 31a<br />
EXPENDITURES, 2008<br />
2nd Congressional District, Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Education,<br />
Culture & Sports/<br />
Human Resource<br />
Development<br />
E X P E N D I T U R E S<br />
53<br />
<strong>Health</strong>,<br />
Nutrition &<br />
Population<br />
Control<br />
Labor and<br />
Employment<br />
Housing and<br />
Community<br />
Development<br />
51,476,655 2,561,103 2,866,890 0 0<br />
312,255,333 16,335,590 29,758,886 0 0<br />
325,001,638 4,134,613 43,314,332 0 0<br />
District Total 688,733,626 23,031,306 75,940,108 0 0
Revenues and Expenditures<br />
Expenditures<br />
Municipality<br />
Manapla<br />
Cadiz City<br />
Sagay City<br />
District Total<br />
Source: BLGF 6,<br />
Development Administration<br />
Table 31b<br />
EXPENDITURES, 2008<br />
2nd Congressional District, Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Social Security /<br />
Social Services &<br />
Welfare<br />
54<br />
E X P E N D I T U R E S<br />
Economic<br />
Services<br />
Debt Service<br />
Other<br />
Purposes<br />
1,090,153 2,368,800 0 0<br />
9,753,555 24,291,735 0 0<br />
5,847,852 39,988,473 23,911,564 0<br />
16,691,560 66,649,008 23,911,564 0
DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS<br />
Governors<br />
1. Hon. CARLITO S. MARQUEZ<br />
Governor, Province of Aklan<br />
Provincial Capitol<br />
Kalibo, Aklan<br />
Email Address: ppdoaklan@hotmail.com, aklanpgo@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (036) 2624741 / 268-6251<br />
Fax No.: (036) 2623132<br />
2. Hon. EXEQUIEL B. JA<strong>VI</strong>ER<br />
Governor, Province of Antique<br />
Provincial Capitol<br />
San Jose, Antique<br />
Email Address: julianacepe@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (036) 5409649<br />
Fax No. (036) 5408198<br />
3. Hon. <strong>VI</strong>CTOR A. TANCO, SR.—Chairperson<br />
Governor, Province of Capiz<br />
Provincial Capitol<br />
Roxas City<br />
Email Address; stephenbediones@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (036) 6210032 / 6210042 Loc. 207<br />
Fax No. (036) 6210595<br />
http://www.capiz.gov.ph<br />
4. Hon. FELIPE HILAN A. NAVA<br />
Governor, Province of Guimaras<br />
Provincial Capitol<br />
Jordan, Guimaras<br />
Email Address: felipehilan@gmail.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 5813345 / 5813349<br />
Fax No. (033) 2371111<br />
5. Hon. ARTHUR D. DEFENSOR, SR.<br />
Governor, Province of Iloilo<br />
Provincial Capitol<br />
Bonifacio Drive, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: art_defensor@iloilo.gov.ph<br />
Telephone: (033) 3374230 / 336-3669<br />
Fax No. (033)3374230<br />
http://www.iloilo.gov.ph<br />
6. Hon. ALFREDO G. MARAÑON, JR.<br />
Governor, Province of Negros Occidental<br />
Provincial Capitol<br />
Bacolod City<br />
Email Address: gov02negocc@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 4342201 / 4341152 / 4341153<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4346442<br />
http://www.negros-occ.gov.ph<br />
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Regional<br />
Development<br />
Council<br />
Region <strong>VI</strong>
City Mayors<br />
7. Hon. EVELIO R. LEONARDIA<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Bacolod City<br />
Email Address: mayor@bacolodcity.gov.ph<br />
Telephone: (034) 4351111 / 4341212 / 4344278<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4353333<br />
www.bacolodcity.gov.ph<br />
8. Hon. JED PATRICK E. MABILOG<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: ocmiloilocity@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 3373573 / 3351736<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3350689 / 3115722<br />
www.iloilocity.gov.ph<br />
9. Hon. RAMON D. TORRES<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Bago City<br />
Email Address: cmo_bago@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 4610164<br />
Fax No. (034) 4610199 / 7328036 / 4610172 (SB Ofc)<br />
www.bagocity.gov.ph<br />
10. Hon. PATRICK G. ESCALANTE<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Cadiz City<br />
Email Address: mayor@cadizcity.gov.ph<br />
Telephone: (034) 4930320 / 4930200 / 4931447<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4930044 / 4930360<br />
11. Hon. MELECIO J. YAP<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Escalante City<br />
Telephone: (034) 4540362 / 4540325 / 7248092<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4540362<br />
www.escalante.gov.ph<br />
12. Hon. AGUSTIN ERNESTO G. BASCON<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Himamaylan City<br />
Telephone: (034) 3883504 / 3883683<br />
Fax No.: (034) 3883683<br />
13. Hon. ISIDRO P. ZAYCO<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Kabankalan City<br />
Email Address: cityofkabangkalan@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 4712185 / 4713365 / 471-2154<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4712291<br />
www.kabankalancity.gov.ph<br />
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14. Hon. JULIET MARIE D. FERRER<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, La Carlota City<br />
Email Address: edplacarlota@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 4602459 / 4602672<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4602380 / 4602672<br />
15. Hon. JESRY T. PALMARES<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Passi City<br />
Email Address: passicity.iloilo@gmail.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 3115087 / 3115008<br />
Fax No. (033) 3115007<br />
16. Hon. ANGEL ALAN B. CELINO<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Roxas City<br />
Email Address: roxascity@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (036) 6210500 / 6202063 / 6212049<br />
Fax No. (036) 6212049<br />
www.roxasvity.gov.ph<br />
17. Hon. LEO RAFAEL M. CUEVA<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Sagay City<br />
Email Address: bensonfernandez@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 4880187 / 4880101 / 722-5890<br />
Fax No. (034) 4880187<br />
www.sagay-city.com.ph<br />
18. Hon. GERARDO P. VALMAYOR<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, San Carlos City<br />
Email Address: cmosccno@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 3125112 / 7293050 / 3125113<br />
Fax No. (034) 3125113 / 3125769<br />
www.sancarloscity.gov.ph<br />
19. Hon. JOSE L. MONTELIBANO<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Silay City<br />
Email Address: silay_mayor_cti@montelibano.biz<br />
Telephone:(034) 4950603 / 4950061 / 4950840 / 4954600<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4950848 / 7147777<br />
www.silaycity.gov.ph<br />
20. Hon. OSCAR C. MONTILLA<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Sipalay City<br />
Email Address: sipalaycity@yahoo.com, sipalaybac@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 09189301882<br />
Fax No.: 09189322349, (034) 4340460 (Residence), Celphone: 09209191528<br />
Www.sipalaycity.gov.ph<br />
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21. Hon. ERIC M. SARATAN, M.D.<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Talisay City<br />
Telephone: (034) 7126273 / 4953401 / 4955674<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4956282<br />
22. Hon. SEVERO A. PALANCA<br />
Mayor<br />
City Hall, Victorias City<br />
Email Address: mayorsoffice@victoriascitty.gov.ph<br />
Telephone: (034)3993459 / 4610199 / 4610147 / 4610164<br />
Fax No.: (034) 3992906<br />
www.victorias.gov.ph<br />
Mayors of Capital Towns<br />
23. Hon. CRESENTE P. CHAVEZ, JR.<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipal Hall<br />
Jordan, Guimaras<br />
Telephone: (033) 5813445<br />
Fax No. (033) 2381331<br />
24. Hon. WILLIAM S. LACHICA<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipal Hall<br />
Kalibo, Aklan<br />
Telephone: (036) 2623241 / 2624924<br />
Fax No. (036) 2623241<br />
25. Hon. RONY L. MOLINA<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipal Hall<br />
San Jose, Antique<br />
Email Address: Lgu-sjdb_antique@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (036) 5409907 / 3201454<br />
Fax No. (036) 5408202<br />
Presidents—League of Municipalities<br />
26. Hon. RAMON S. LEGASPI, JR.<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipality of Makato<br />
Municipal Hall, Makato, Aklan<br />
Email Adress: lgumakato_omm@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 036 276-6329/ 0918 8889998<br />
27. Hon. RONY L. MOLINA<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipality of San Jose<br />
Municipal Hall, San Jose, Antique<br />
Email Address: Lgu-sjdb_antique@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (036) 5409907 / 3201454<br />
Fax No. (036) 5408202<br />
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28. Hon. DANTE B. BERMEJO<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipality of Panay<br />
Municipal Hall, Panay, Capiz<br />
Email Address: dantebermejo@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (036) 6214792<br />
29. Hon. SAMUEL T. GUMARIN<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipality of Buenavista<br />
Municipal Hall, Buenavista, Guimaras<br />
Telephone: (033) 5807824<br />
30. Hon. MA. THERESA F. DEBUQUE<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipality of Anilao<br />
Municipal Hall, Anilao, Iloilo<br />
Telephone: (033) 3620401<br />
31. Hon. DA<strong>VI</strong>D ALBERT R. LACSON<br />
Mayor<br />
Municipality of E.B. Magalona<br />
Municipal Hall, E.B. Magalona, Negros Occidental<br />
Email Address: anjgustilo@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 4951100<br />
Regional Directors<br />
32. Dir. RO-ANN A. BACAL—Vice-Chairperson<br />
Regional Director<br />
<strong>NEDA</strong> Regional Office <strong>VI</strong><br />
Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: nro6@pldtdsl.net<br />
Telephone: 3376840 / 3362075 / 3362392 / 3369787<br />
Telefax: 3351070<br />
www.neda-rdc6.ph<br />
33. Dir. ANTONIO E. LABIOS<br />
Director<br />
Department of Energy<br />
11F, Metrobank Bldg., Osmeña Boulevard, Cebu City<br />
Telefax: (032) 2537222<br />
34. Dir. MELBA B. SULLIVAN<br />
OIC-Regional Director<br />
Bureau of Local Government Finance<br />
2nd Floor Philippine Veterans Bank Bldg.<br />
Cor. Valeria-Delgado Streets, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: melbasullivan54@yahoo.com<br />
Telefax: (033) 3360348<br />
www.blgf.gov.ph<br />
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35. Dir. JULIAN D. AMADOR<br />
Regional Executive Director<br />
Department of Environment and Natural Resources<br />
Parola, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: r6@denr.gov.ph<br />
Telephone: (033) 3362654<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3350002<br />
www.denr6bayandsl.ph<br />
36. Dir. JOB T. NEPOMUCENO<br />
Deputy Director<br />
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas<br />
Solis Street, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: jnepomuceno@bsp.gov.ph<br />
Telephone: (033) 3351180<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3380573<br />
www.bsp.gov.ph<br />
37. Dir. EVELYN A. TROMPETA<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of the Interior & Local Government<br />
Parola, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: eatrompeta@dilg.gov.ph, dilg_vi@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 3350465/ 3362652 to 53 / 3374708<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3362653 / 3360543 / 3373565<br />
www.dilg.gov.ph<br />
38. Dir. LARRY P. NACIONALES<br />
Regional Executive Director<br />
Department of Agriculture<br />
Parola, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: darfu6@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 3371262 / 3373549<br />
Fax: (033) 3364221 / 3364219<br />
www.geocities.com/darfu6<br />
39. Dir. ARIEL I. VALENCIA<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of <strong>Health</strong><br />
Mandurriao, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: dohro6philwebinc.com, regionaldrctr@gmail.com<br />
Tel.: 3210235 / 3210312<br />
Fax No. 3211036 / 3210205<br />
40. Dir. ELIASEM P. CASTILLO<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Agrarian Reform<br />
3rd St., Lawaan Village, Balantang, Jaro, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: darro6@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 3290611 / 3297840<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3290775<br />
www.dar.gov.ph<br />
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41. Dir. ROWEN R. GELONGA<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Science and Technology<br />
Magsaysay Village, La Paz, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: dost_6@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 3200907<br />
Fax No. 3200908<br />
42. Dir. ALFONSO B. BEDONIA<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Budget and Management<br />
Gen. Hughes Street, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: dbmro6@skyinet.net<br />
Telephone: (033) 3350354<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3351235<br />
www.dbmro6.org/vi<br />
43. DR. <strong>VI</strong>RGINIA P. RESURRECCION<br />
Regional Director<br />
Commission on Higher Education<br />
Jaro, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: chedro6@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 508-8852 / 329-5955<br />
Fax No. : 320-6976<br />
44. Dir. EVELYN T. BARROSO<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Public Works and Highways<br />
Parola, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: dpwhr6@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 3299005<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3350257<br />
42. Dir. MINDA D. BRIGOLI<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Social Welfare & Development<br />
M.H. del Pilar, Molo, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: mbbrigoli@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 336-5425 to 27<br />
Fax No.: 3376221<br />
43. Dir. DOMINIC P. ABAD<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Trade and Industry<br />
NACIDA Bldg., J.M Basa Street, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: ro6dti@dti.gov.ph<br />
Telephone: (033) 3350548<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3350083<br />
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44. Dir. EDWIN G. TROMPETA<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Tourism<br />
Email Address: dot6@mozcom.com<br />
Bonifacio Drive, Iloilo City<br />
Telephone: 3375411<br />
Fax No.: 3350245<br />
45. Ms. EVA MARIA P. MARFIL<br />
Regional Coordinator<br />
Housing & Urban Development Coordinating Council<br />
Door 2, 3F Jesena Bldg., Jalandoni St., Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: evapmarfil@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 3350665<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3350665<br />
www.hudcc.gov.ph<br />
46. ATTY. FERNANDO B. CLAVERIA<br />
Port Manager<br />
Philippine Ports Authority -Port Management Office<br />
Barangay Loboc, La Paz, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: ppailo@philwebinc.com , pmoiloilo@ppavis.com<br />
Telephone: (033) 3376945<br />
www.ppavis.com<br />
47. Dr. MILDRED L. GARAY<br />
OIC - Regional Director<br />
Department of Education<br />
Duran St., Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: depedregion6@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 337-8303 / 5097654<br />
Fax No.: 335-0207<br />
48. Dir. MANUEL C. ROLDAN<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Labor and Employment<br />
Commission Civil, Jaro, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: ro6@dole.gov.ph<br />
Telephone: (033) 3350396 / 3208024<br />
Fax No. (033) 3208026<br />
49. Dir. BUEN S. MONDEJAR<br />
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority<br />
Zamora St., Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: tesdar6@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 3378585 / 3350860<br />
Fax No.: 3370739<br />
50. Dir. SARAH G. SALCEDO<br />
Regional Director<br />
Department of Foreign Affairs<br />
Yulo St., Iloilo City<br />
Telephone: (033) 3361737<br />
Fax No.: (033) 3350221<br />
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Private Sector Representatives—Sectoral<br />
51. EMMANUEL C. AREÑO<br />
Iloilo CODE NGOs<br />
210 DB Ledesma St., Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: icode@skyinet.net<br />
Telephone: 3203590 / 5083527<br />
52. WILFREDO J. HOMICILLADA<br />
PROCESS Foundation Panay, Inc.<br />
Cor. Yulo-Loney Sts., Iloilo City<br />
Telephone: 300 7178 / 09086322288<br />
53. MARCELO M. <strong>VI</strong>LLONES, JR.<br />
Commercial, Agricultural, Industrial Labor Organization<br />
BBB-Galo Sts., Bacolod City<br />
Telephone: (034) 4346461 / 09195906978<br />
54. MARIANNE D. DE LEON<br />
Capiz NGO/PO Network for Enterprise Development, Inc.<br />
11 Primer de Mayo St., Roxas City, Capiz<br />
Email Address: Capizned05@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (036) 6422299 / 09204612878<br />
55. JESSRAF S. PALMARES<br />
Iloilo Federation for Information Technology<br />
DTI Bldg., JM Basa St, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: japalmares@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 3017317/ 509 8222<br />
56. HERMAN C. SANTOS<br />
Confederation of Sugar Producers’ Association, Inc.<br />
Door 3 Lioc Kui Bldg.,, 6 th St, Bacolod City<br />
Telephone: (034) 4335328<br />
57. HERMINIO L. MARA<strong>VI</strong>LLA<br />
Iloilo Chamber of Real Estate & Builders Association, Inc. (Iloilo CREBA)<br />
135-B Jose Rizal St., Lapuz, Iloilo City<br />
Telephone: 3363912 to 13<br />
Fax No: 3377191<br />
58. ROBERTO L. MONTELIBANO<br />
Philippine Chamber of Commerce & Industry<br />
DOST Bldg., Cottage Road, Bacolod City<br />
Email Address: bacolodcci@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 434 3842<br />
59. MA. LUISA C. SEGO<strong>VI</strong>A—Co-Chairperson<br />
Iloilo Business Club, Inc.<br />
Rm 225, 2F Marymart Center III<br />
Valeria-Delgado Sts., Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: marizsegovia@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone No: 3350333<br />
Fax No: 3378341<br />
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60. LUIS M. MOLA<strong>VI</strong>N<br />
Taos Puso Foundation, Inc.<br />
Door 4 Lopez Arcade Jaro, Iloilo City<br />
Telephone: 3295637<br />
61. CELIA MATEA R. FLOR<br />
DAWN Foundation<br />
Lot 12 Blk 3, Greenplains, Brgy Singcang –Airport, Bacolod City<br />
Email Address: mayapr12@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: (034) 4765650<br />
Fax No.: (034) 4331269<br />
62. MONA LIZA S. DIONES<br />
Family Planning Organization of the Philippines<br />
YMCA Bldg., Iznart Street, Iloilo City<br />
Email Address: fpop_iloilo@yahoo.com<br />
Telephone: 3011814<br />
Private Sector Representatives—Sectoral<br />
63. MS. JOYCE G. ELEDIA<br />
President<br />
Samahan ng mga Narses sa Pilipinas, Guimaras Chapter<br />
c/o PPDO, Provincial Capitol, Jordan, Guimaras<br />
Telephone: (033) 2371111<br />
64. MR. MEL<strong>VI</strong>N B. PURZUELO<br />
Principal Coordinator<br />
Green Forum- Western Visayas<br />
Brgy. Malipayon, Iloilo City<br />
Telephone: 3379773<br />
65. MS. MA. ANTOINETTE F. COLMENARES<br />
President<br />
Association of Negros Producers, Inc<br />
Lourdes- C Building, 9 th Cor. Lacson Sts., Bacolod City<br />
Telephone: (034) 7099032 / 09173009880<br />
Telefax: (034) 4341000<br />
66. MS. MARCELA M. REYES-TINAGAN<br />
Vice President<br />
Arch. Gabriel M. Reyes Memorial Foundation, Inc.<br />
2nd Level Museo It Akean Bldg., Martelino Street, Kalibo, Aklan<br />
Email Address: archgabrielmreyes@yahoo.com<br />
67. MR. ROMEO C. BALDE<strong>VI</strong>A<br />
Executive Director<br />
Antique Federation of NGOs, Inc.<br />
Funda Landing, San Jose, Antique<br />
Telephone: (036) 5407878<br />
68. MR. DANILO SO CHAN<br />
Chairman , Capiz Micro Small Medium Enterprise Development Council<br />
c/o PPDO, Roxas City<br />
Telephone: (036) 6210032 / 6210042 local 207 / 6210595<br />
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Office of the Regional Director<br />
1. Ro-Ann A. Bacal <strong>RDC</strong> <strong>VI</strong> Vice-Chair / Regional Director<br />
2. Atty. Raul S. Anlocotan <strong>RDC</strong> <strong>VI</strong> Secretary / OIC-Regional Director<br />
3. Mary Ann L. Brotarlo Administrative Officer IV<br />
4. Nelly P. Sustiguer Administrative Assistant III<br />
Plan and Policy Formulation Division<br />
(Development Administration Committee & Regional Land Use Committee Secretariat)<br />
1. Ma. Lourdes B. Miado Supervising Economic Development Specialist<br />
2. Ma. Leah Letrero Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
3. Manuel Luis D. Dionio Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
4. Joyalita B. Tigres Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
5. Elizabeth J. Bugna Economic Development Specialist II<br />
6. Juvelyn C. Boniba Economic Development Specialist II<br />
Project Monitoring and Evaluation Division<br />
(Infrastructure Development Committee Secretariat)<br />
1. Erlinda B. Chiu Supervising Economic Development Specialist<br />
2. Othelo E. Derecho Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
3. Alexis O. Aquio Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
4. Danilo B. Molato Economic Development Specialist I<br />
Project Development Investment Programming and Budgeting Division<br />
(Economic Development Committee Secretariat)<br />
1. Gilberto A. Altura Chief Economic Development Specialist<br />
2. Ma. Teresa G. Guadalupe Supervising Economic Development Specialist<br />
3. Yvette G. Batacandolo Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
4. Melvin V. Madriguera Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
5. Melinda T. Jamelo Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
6. Ma. Solita O. Lequillo Economic Development Specialist II<br />
Knowledge Management Division<br />
(Social Development Committee Secretariat)<br />
1. Estela F. Paredes Chief Economic Development Specialist<br />
2. Rene A. Ledesma Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
3. Ma. Isabel B. Blancia Senior Economic Development Specialist<br />
4. Christinne Anne P. Gaitana Economic Development Specialist II<br />
5. August Melody A. Andong Economic Development Specialist I<br />
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Operations Division<br />
(Administrative Support for <strong>RDC</strong> <strong>VI</strong>)<br />
1. Cynthia C. Lumampao Chief Administrative Officer<br />
2. Ingrid L. Magno Supervising Administrative Officer<br />
3. Anthony A. Borbon Accountant III<br />
4. Ma. Gina A. Silloren Administrative Officer IV<br />
5. Reynaldo C. Deopido Administrative Assistant III<br />
6. Melinda F. Narvaez Administrative Assistant II<br />
7. Sandra Serguino Administrative Assistant II<br />
8. Erwin Francisco Administrative Assistant II<br />
9. Gregorio Sierra Administrative Aide <strong>VI</strong><br />
10. Francis John C. Palabrica Administrative Aide <strong>VI</strong><br />
11. Romeo P. Cabayao Administrative Aide IV<br />
12. Joselito A. Gatuteo Administrative Aide IV<br />
13. Ismael A. Dacula Administrative Aide IV<br />
14. Larry P. Jalandoni Administrative Aide III<br />
15. Gary T. Quilantang Administrative Aide III<br />
16. Rodney C. Gucana Administrative Aide III<br />
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KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT DI<strong>VI</strong>SION<br />
<strong>NEDA</strong> Regional Office IV<br />
Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City<br />
Telephone Nos.: 3376840, 3362075, 3362392, 3369787, 3351070<br />
locals 401 and 402<br />
Email Address: nro6_kmd@yahoo.com
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