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GEO-PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

Figure 2.1 Location Map

2.1 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION

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The municipality of Kalibo is particularly located at the center of all coastal municipalities of Aklan, where the big Aklan River has its

mouth.

It is bounded on the North by the Sibuyan Sea, on the South by the Municipality of Banga, on the West by the Municipalities of Lezo

and Numancia and on the East by the Municipality of New Washington. It has a cadastral location of North to South between

11˚40’22” N and 11˚40’00” S, from West to East between 122˚ 20’ 27” W and 122˚ 25’ 00” E latitude.Kalibo’s approximate distance to other cities and municipalities and barangay Poblacion to other barangays are shown on the table below;

Table 2.1 Kalibo’s Distance to other Cities/Municipalities and Barangay Poblacion to other Barangays

Destination Distance Travel Time

Kalibo

to

Other Cities

Manila 216 kms. *Approx. 45

min. (air travel)

*Approx. 16 hrs (sea travel)

Roxas City (Capiz) 90 kms. 1 to 1½ hours

San Jose (Antique) 175 kms. 3 to 5 hours

Iloilo City 160 kms. 2½ to 3 hours

Other Municipalities

Altavas 38.0 kms. 2 hrs.

Balete 17.0 kms. 1 hr.

Banga 9.0 kms. 20 min.

Batan 45 kms. 2.5 hrs.

Buruanga 89.0 kms. 3 hrs.

Ibajay 36 kms. 1 hr.

Lezo 8.5 kms. 30 min.

Libacao 26.0 kms. 45 min.– 1 hr.

Madalag

(Daguitan Road)

19.0 kms. 30 min.

Makato 9.0 kms. 30 min.

Malinao 12.0 kms. 4.5 hrs.

Destination Distance Travel Time

Malay 71.0 kms. 1.5 hrs.

Numancia 4.5 kms. 20 min.

New Washington 10.0 kms. 30 min.

Nabas 45.0 kms. 1.15 min.

Tangalan 19.0 kms. 45 min.

Brgy.

Poblacion

to

Other Barangays

Andagao 2 kms. 5 min.

Bakhaw Norte 4 kms. 20 min.

Bakhaw Sur 3 kms. 8 min.

Briones 6 kms. 15 min.

Buswang New 3 kms. 5 min.

Buswang Old 3 kms. 5 min.

Caano 5 kms. 15 min.

Estancia 2 kms. 8 min.

Linabuan Norte 6 kms. 15 min.

Mabilo 6 kms. 20 min.

Mobo 1 kms. 5 min.

Nalook 4 kms. 15 min.

Pook 3 kms. 10 min.

Tigayon 4 kms 10 min.

Tinigaw 4 kms. 10 min.

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2.2 Political Subdivisions

Based on the recent cadastral survey conducted by the Land Management Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural

Resources approved Last October 5, 2005, the Municipality has a total land area of 5,075 hectares. Its distribution is shown on the

table below;

Table 2.2 Land Area by Barangay

Barangays Land Area % to Total

Andagao 329.35 6.49

Bakhaw Norte 312.75 6.17

Bakhaw Sur 205.57 4.05

Briones 102.05 2.01

Buswang New 258.40 5.09

Buswang Old 208.41 4.10

Caano 412.09 8.12

Estancia 306.18 6.03

Linabuan Norte 246.27 4.85

Mabilo 528.27 10.41

Mobo 444.63 8.76

Nalook 284.87 5.61

Poblacion 106.84 2.11

Pook 858.25 16.91

Tigayon 357.54 7.05

Tinigaw 113.53 2.24

Total 5,075.00 100.00

2.2 POLITICAL BOUNDARIES

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The whole area of the municipality is generally flat that favors rapid economic and urbanization growth.This is characterized by

intensive agriculture and high density of urban development. Shown below is the Topographic Map of the Municipality of Kalibo.

2.3 TOPOGRAPHY

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The record of the Provincial Register of Deeds shows that the only available mineral element found in the locality is iron (laterite,

magnetite, rutile) which occur in abundance throughout coastal areas of Aklan. Moreover, guano deposit is also found in Tigayon Cave but of limited quantity.

2.4.1 Soils

There are six (6) soil types found in

the municipality of Kalibo, namely;

1. Sandy loam or beach sand and San Miguel Clay or Sandy-Clay loam

(843.49 hectares) - found at the

Coastal barangays (foreshore areas)

facing Sibuyan Sea. It is devoted to

cash crops and bananas. San Miguel Clay exists along the course of Aklan

River as alluvial deposits emanated

from the uplands;

2. Sta. Rita Clay (2,375.83hectares) –found in the inner portion of the

town and is devoted for agricultural

crops especially rice farming and

vegetable production. 3. Hydrosol (421.75 hectares) –

existing on the fishpond areas of the

municipality;

4. Bantog Clay (604.50 hectares) -

found in the inner portion of the town and is devoted for coconut and rice.

5. Mountain clay (28.12 hectares)

prevails along the course of Aklan

River as alluvial deposits from siltation and sedimentation

Figure 2.3a Topographic Map

2.4 GEOLOGY

Figure 2.4 a Soil Map

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6. Beach Sandy Clay (801.32). It is devoted to Coconut and Trees.

The seafront coastal barangays of Andagao, Bakhaw Norte, Bakhaw Sur, Buswang New, Buswang Old, Briones, Caano, Mabilo, Nalook and Pook have sandy loam, Sta. Rita clay and Hydrosol type of soil. On the other hand, riverine barangays like Estancia,

Linabuan Norte, Mobo, Poblacion, Tigayon and Tinigao have Sta. Rita, San Miguel and Mountain Clay considering its proximity to

the Aklan River.

The interior of Barangay Nalook has a combination of Bantog Clay, Sta. Rita Clay and Hydosol.

2.4.2 Land Capability Classes/ Soil Suitability

Soils suitable for diversified crops are estimated to be 1,111 hectares which is considered good (have properties favorable

forrated use). For tree crops, 1,555 hectares are declared highly suitable or good (alluvial soils). The present area which is

approximately 1150 hectares planted to rice is predominantly classified as highly suitable for rice and diversified farming and the

rest of the area (435 hectares) is considered fair.

2.5.1 Land Classification

a. Alienable and Disposable Lands – The entire Municipality of Kalibo is classified as Alienable and Disposable (A & D)

land. However, there are identified mangrove sites along the coastal area.

b. Timberland –The protected Mangrove Area, the Mangrove Reforestation Project of the municipality located at

barangays Bakhaw Sur, Buswang Old & Buswang New which started on January 30, l990 with an initial area of 50

hectares and has expanded to more or less 220 hectares after 15 years of existence due to natural regeneration and

additional planting.

Kalibo takes pride in the implementation of its Mangrove Reforestation Project - in the great success story of transforming

mudflats into a productive and diverse mangrove forest jointly undertaken by the Department of Environment and Natural

Resources (DENR) and the LGU-Kalibo. It has grown and flourishedover time under the stewardship of Kalibo Save the Mangrove Association (KASAMA), a community-based association charged to take care of the project.

c. Wildlife Sanctuary – Within the declared mangrove reserve in Barangay Buswang New, a 20-hectare wildlife sanctuary

was established. This serves as home for birds and other animals that rely on nature’s blessing.

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d. Parks/Playground and Other Recreational Spaces – There are an existing area of 42.40 hectares used as parks and

playground in the community that includes basketball/tennis court, stadium, auditorium and public plaza.

2.5.2 Existing General Land Use

The Municipality of Kalibo is predominantly an agricultural domain occupying the biggest portion of the total area. This is the reason why the major thrust of the Local Government is making Kalibo as the center of agricultural-based economic

industry and eco-tourism. This land classification is mostly planted to agricultural crops like rice, coconuts, bananas,

corns, root crops and vegetables. Some areas were also devoted to fishpond and backyard livestock production. It is

subsequently followed by built-up classification (comprises residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, parks/playground, infrastructure utilities and other uses) followed by special uses (quarrying, grazing land and tourism

purposes). Forestland (Mangrove Reforestation project) occupies a minimum area of more or less 220 hectares out of the

total land area. Please see Figure below.

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Figure 2.5.2 Existing General Land Use Map Municipality of Kalibo

Kalibo has undetermined stock piles of high grade sand and gravel on a sandbar formation at the Aklan Riverbed. The sand and

gravel and other aggregates found in the reverine barangays of the municipality starting from Linabuan Norte to Bakhaw Norte

are said to be the finest kind in the region.

2.6 MINERAL RESOURCES

2.7 COASTAL RESOURCES

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2.7.1 Mangroves

Kalibo has a man-made

Mangrove Reforestationat

Barangays Old Buswang

and New Buswang. It is planted with Bakauan

Babae (sp. Rhizophora mucronata), Lalaki (sp. Rhizophora

apiculata) and nipa (sp. Nypa fruticans). Some areas

have naturally grown, fully stocks of regenerants Perada (sp. Sonneratia caseolaris), pagatpat (sp. Sonneratia alba), and bakauan (sp. Rhizophora). They grow abundantly in

fringe, basin, riverine and scub. The original 70 hectares mangrove reforestation has now

grown to approximately 220 hectares due to regeneration and additional planting. It attracts local and international tourists alike

due to its natural beauty and educational enrichment.

2.7.2 Coral Reefs

Coral reefs of the municipality that serve as fish

sanctuary had been destroyed due to natural and man-made calamities, pollution,siltation,

destructive fishing practices such as dynamite

fishing and collection of corals used as

ornamentals and for construction materials.

To restore the fish sanctuary in the local waters

of Kalibo, the Municipal Government in collaboration with the Provincial Government of Aklan has constructed and deployed

Concrete Jackstone-Type Artificial Coral Reef at barangays Mabilo, Pook and Bakhaw Norte. This poject was done in partnership with the different agencies such as BFAR –PFO Aklan, Provincial Government of Aklan thru OPA – Fisheries Division & the

different associations and fisherfolk in the barangays.

2.7.3 Invertebrates

The municipal waters of Kalibo have various species of crustaceans and mollusk, to wit;

Table 2.7.3 various species of crustaceans and mollusk found in the municipal waters of Kalibo

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Species Local Name

Crabs:

Portunidae - Kasag

(Portunid crabs) - Kamantaha

Thalamita sp. - Alikumo

- Kuray

- Kaeas-kaeas

- Agogokoy

Blue Swimming Crab - Kalampay

Portunos pelagicus sp. Shells:

- Shellfish (Diwal)

Species Local Name

- Bamboo Shells

- Bilaog

- Tuway

- Pisotan

- Taeaba

- Tamilok

- Saka-saka

- Agihis

- Sihi

- Imbaw

- Litob, Bagungon

2.7.4 Fisheries

Table 2.7.4 Fish Species found in the municipal waters of the Municipality of Kalibo

Species Local Name

Indian sardines sardinilla longiups sp. Tamban

Cutlass Trichiurus haumela sp. Liwit

Red snapper Lutjanu sp. Malasugi/ Ubod

Ribbon-fined nemipterid Nemipterus

hexoden sp.

Bisugo

Rougher Scad Decapterus tabl sp. Marot (galunggong)

Species Local Name

Clupeidae (sardines and hearings) sardinella sp.

Manamsi

Tambilawan

Marbled grouper Epinepheus

fuscoquittatus sp.

Inid

Bulinaw

Pusit

Yellow-finned tuna Neothunnus

macropterus sp.

Tuna/

bantaeaan

Species Local Name

Milk Fish Chanos-chanos sp. Bangus

Bangodlong

Short mackerel Rastrellinger

hysoma sp.

Hasa-hasa

Oceanic bonito Euthynus yaito sp. Tulingan

Species Local Name

Long finnet mullet Mugil

caeruleomaculatus sp.

Baeanak

Yellow leather jacket Scomberoicles

lysur sp.

Dorado

Banded Barracuda Spharaena jello sp. Bat-og

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Indeavor shrimp Metapenaeus endeavourer sp.

Shrimp (pasayan)

Pueoy

Oeans (Cray

Fish)

Cichlidae (cichlids) Tilapia sp. Tilapia

Gurami

Bal-A

Kagtan

Dangaray

Bulit Tuna Alexis rochie sp. Aloy

Mugilidae (mullets) Liza sp.1 Gusaw

Mangagat

Philippine Jack Hymmis momsa sp. Mamsa

Scombridae (mackerels and tunas)

Scomberomorus sp.

Tangige

Hagong

Moon fish Mene maculate sp. Bilong-bilong

Dorabs Chironcentrus dorabs sp. Balila

Spotted slipmouth Leiognatus ruconius Apotoe

Yellow finned goat fish Uperneus

Sulphureus sp.

Ti-aw

Engraulidae (anchovies) Stolephorus

sp.

Bulinaw

2.7.5 Reptiles

Reptiles like Tikig, Pueoy, Haeo and Nipa-Nipa were found at the Mangrove area.

2.7.6 Mammals

There were some whale sharks and dolphin seen at the municipal waters, however, its protection is at risk.

2.7.7 Endangered Species

Kalibo Shoreline especially at Barangay Mabilo and the adjacent coastal barangays is believed to be haven for marine turtles. As

proof, some have tangled with the fishermen’s nets. They were later freed back to its habitat after documentation had been made for their protection.

2.7.8 Shoreline/Foreshoreand Beaches

The municipal shoreline area of the Municipality starts at the Northern part of Barangay Bakhaw Norte to Barangay Mabilo

running on a northeasterly direction. It includes the shoreline facing Sibuyan Sea. The coastline constitutes 7 kilometers dotted

by the estuaries of Aklan River, Sooc River and Andagao Creek all draining to Sibuyan Sea.

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2.8 CLIMATE

2.7.9 Municipal Fishing Ground

The Municipal fishing ground as defined by Municipal

Ordinance No. 2006-021 has an estimated area of 211.0665

square kilometers starting from Aclan point (Sitio Libuton, Barangay Bakhaw Norte to Mabilo creek on a north eastern

direction. (Please see figure 2.7.9)

Based on the records from the National Irrigation Administration, Kalibo has uneven periods of rainfall throughout the year.

Figure 2.8 Climate Map

Figure 2.7.9 Municipal fishing Ground

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Municipality of Kalibo

Table 2.8 Average Effective Rainfall by month (mm/day)

Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

2000 1.10 0.68 - - 3.50 1.11 2.85 1.00 - - - -

2001 1.60 0.60 - - 2.30 1.06 1.19 - - - - -

2002 0.98 0.25 - - 1.04 1.67 1.79 0.71 - - - -

2003 0.16 0.30 0.02 - 0.42 1.02 0.86 0.40 0.25 1.25 1.80 2.50

2004 1.50 1.02 - - 2.20 1.05 0.82 3.10 1.50 2.90 2.50 1.82

2005 0.40 - - - 2.42 1.53 3.12 3.50 2.90 4.50 6.27 5.48

2006 0.56 1.91 0.50 - 0.37 0.59 0.62 0.27 0.93 - 0.92 0.72

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2007 0.76 0.96 - - 0.30 0.31 2.02 0.47 1.50 2.49 2.55

2008 1.32 0.74 5.01 5.56 5.69 3.69 3.77 0.65 4.24 3.24 4.20 3.35

2009 0.41 0.30 0.55 0.63 5.95 0.70 0.69 1.08 4.07 0.83 1.02 1.21

2010 - 4.64 548 - - 0.37 - 0.97 3.25 5.48 3.61 2.04

2011 1.41 4.58 2.48 9.34 7.40 - 4.47 3.72 6.31 6.43 7.97 15.56

2012 3.048 2.67 3.55 3.48 2.74 - 2.60 - 3.57 3.01 5.00 -

2013 0.9067 2.7067 0.4301 0.4440 0.7935 - 1.0215 - 0.3848 0.3419 0.3471 -

2014 1.38 1.07 1.03 2.17 1.03 0.43 1.71 2.58 1.42 8.42 6.00 3.56 Source: National Irrigation Administration (NIA)

Based on the average affective rainfall from CY 2000 to 2014 NIA records, it discloses that there were uneven rainfalls documented

The Aklan River, which is the major river system of the Province, traverses the municipality of Kalibo from barangays Linabuan

Norte, Tigayon, Tinigao, Estancia, the island barangay of Mobo and Poblacion leading to its mouth covering the three barangays of Bakhaw Norte, Bakhaw Sur and Buswang Old down to Sibuyan Sea.

At the mouth of the river are two (2) major littoral water bodies, the estuarine deltas (a distinct feature of the municipality) which

have seasonal formation of sandbars depending on the tidal influx.

The main function of the mouth/estuaries of the Aklan River is the receiver of water bodies and serves as the drainage system

crenating in the area. Their water is directed by fresh water drainage from the uplands.

a. Flooding Table 2.10a Flood Hazard Map

2.9 FRESHWATER RESOURCES

2.10 NATURAL HAZARDS/CONSTRAINTS

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Kalibo, having nearly flat features, has experienced occasional flooding especially during heavy downpour. The level of water is

higher when the downpour occurs during high tide affecting the low land portion of Linabuan Norte, Tigayon, Estancia, Tinigaw,

Mobo, Poblacion, Bakhaw Norte, Bakhaw Sur and Old Buswang.

Flooding also occurs in the commercial and built-up areas mainly due to insufficient capacity of drainage facilities aggravated by

uncontrolled dumping or accumulation of street liters. It is a common occurrence that after a heavy downpour, some streets are

flooded with knee-high deep storm water run-off mixed with sewage from nearby residential and commercial areas. However, flooding subsides after a few minutes.

b. Erosion and Siltation

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Soil Erosion is common along the coastal barangays. This is due to the wind and sea water interaction while siltation brought

damages to the rivers and one of the causes of flooding in the lowland areas. Based on topography, climate, soil kind and nature of vegetation, there is natural erosion along the Aklan River bank and other coastal areas of the municipality. Area covered is 3,538

hectares of total land area. However, greatly affected areas are those barangays situated along the span of the Aklan River

covering almost 72.0 hectares as shown in the figure. The latter urgently needs extensive soil conservation measures such as

natural and infrastructure interventions like the construction of revetment walls, spur, dikes, river controls and rip-rapping of river banks. Consideration lies in the periodic changes of the course of Aklan River and potential damage to crops and properties.

POPULATION AND SOCIAL PROFILE

Figure 2.10b Erosion Potential Map

Municipality of Kalibo

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Almost everybody in Kalibo is a Filipino. There are several persons of foreign origin (Chinese, Americans and others). Dominant

language spoken is the mother tongue which is Aklanon. A unique language spoken only in the Province of Aklan. Other

languages spoken are Hiligaynon, Tagalog, Cebuano, Kinray-a, Rombloanon and Ilocano, English, Chinese and Korean. English

maybe understood by many but is not widely spoken. The language of Kalibo is multi-lingual which means that the average kalibonhon could easily adapt other languages through speaking and interpreting. The typical family of Kalibo has an average of

5 members. Kalibo is predominantly Roman Catholic, followed by Iglesia ni Cristo and Evangelicals, Seventh Day Adventists,

Church of Jesus Christ, of the Latter Saints Days, Islam, Jehovah’s Witnesses, , Aglipay, Convention of the Phil. Baptist Church,

Protestant, Association of Fundamental Baptist Church, Phil. Episcopal Church, Iglesia Evangelista, Born Again Christians, Islam, Pentecostal Missionary and Assemblies of God.

As a bustling Municipality and urban capital of the province, Kalibo has the largest population among the 17 towns garnering

13.93% of the total Provincial population.

This is explained by the rapid in-migration from neighboring municipalities, provinces and even cities because of the socio-

economicpotential of themunicipality wherein better employment opportunitiesand presence of social amenities like light, water,

telecommunications, recreation centers, business centers and educational institutions are basically available and still growing in

numbers.

For this year 2014, the total projected population of Kalibo is 80,138 with a Population Density of 15.79 or approximately 16

persons in every hectare or 1,579 persons in every square kilometer of the area. The whole municipality of Kalibo was already

classified as an Urban Community per 1990 NSO Census of population.

These facts are illustrated by the figure on the next page, showing that the urban center composed of barangay Poblacion and the

adjoining barangays such as barangays Andagao, Estancia and New Buswang has bigger population.

3.1 SOCIAL COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTIC

3.2 POPULATION/HOUSEHOLD DISTRIBUTION AND POPULATION DENSITY

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Source: NSO (Projected Population of 2014 is based from 2010

Census of Population}

Popu-

lation

No. of

Households

Pop’n.

Density

(persons/ha.)

Andagao 13540 2906 41.11

Bakhaw Norte 2181 468 6.97

Bakhaw Sur 2887 620 14.04

Briones 1338 287 13.11

Buswang New 9914 2127 38.37

Buswang Old 2599 558 12.47

Caano 1598 343 3.88

Estancia 9313 1998 30.42

Linabuan Norte 4358 935 17.70

Mabilo 2468 530 44.72

Mobo 2082 447 4.68

Nalook 3092 664 10.85

Poblacion 11833 2539 110.75

Pook 5381 1155 6.27

Tigayon 4992 1071 13.96

Tinigaw 2562 550 22.57

Total 80138 17197 15.79

Table 3.2 Projected Population, No. of Household,

Population Density Per Barangay,

CY 2014

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The municipality has a higher growth rate of 1.80% compared to the provincial growth rate of 1.73%. This is due to the in-

migration from neighboring towns in order to seek for better education, business and employment opportunities.

Table 3.3 Population Size and Actual Growth Rate 1960– 2010

Census Date 1960 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2007 2010

Total Population 21,303 30,247 31,947 39,894 51,387 58,065 62,438 69,700 74,619

Actual Growth Rate 1.49% 3.57% 1.10% 4.54% 2.56% 2.36% 1.97% 1.53% 1.80%

Historical Growth of Populationfor the Municipality of Kalibo was traced back in the year l903 wherein the registered population of

the Municipality is 14,574 as per record from the National Census and Statistic Office (NCSO). The population went down in the year l918 by 648 persons with a total population of 13,926. From 1939 to present, the population of Kalibo is continuously

increasing with the highest population increased that had occurred between 1975 and 1980 with an average population growth

rate of 4.54%. The average annual increase of population is 1.794% from 1903 to 2010 as shown in Table below.

Table 3.4 Historical Growth of Population (Actual, 1903-2010)

Year Population Increase

or Decrease

Ave.Growth

Rate Year Population

Increase

or Decrease Ave. Growth Rate

1903 14574 - - 1980 39894 7947 4.54%

1918 13926 (648) -0.30% 1990 51387 11493 2.56%

1939 16095 2169 0.69% 1995 58065 6678 2.47%

1948 17842 1747 1.1% 2000 62438 4373 1.97%

1960 21303 3461 1.49% 2007 69700 7262 1.53%

1970 30247 8944 3.57% 2010 74619 4919 1.80%

3.3 POPULATION SIZE AND GROWTH RATE

3.4 HISTORICAL GROWTH OF POPULATION

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Source: NCSO

Migration is the movement of population, more exactly the movement of people across a specified boundary for the purpose of

residence. Migration is also a contributor to the population growth. The strategic location, access, proximities to the one of the

famous tourism capital of the Philippines-Boracay Island makes the municipality of Kalibo a natural migration area.

The municipality of Kalibo was already classified as Urban Community as per 1990 NSO Census with a population of 51,387. This

year 2014, Kalibo has a projected population of Eighty thousand one hundred thirty Eight (80,138).

Table 3.6 Urban Population Kalibo, Aklan, 2006-2014

Population 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Urban 65,357 66,644 67,957 69296 72,948 74065 77,329 78,721 80,138

The quality of life of the residents can be measured in terms of their status of well-being in relation to certain acceptable or

desired standards, as well as the level of social services that are made available to them indicators of well-being include health,

education, social welfare, housing, employment and income, recreation and protective services.

3.7.1 HEALTH

As a policy, LGU-Kalibo has intensified its health programs and services to ensure the wellness of its constituents. Consequently,

the health situation of the entire populace has improved. (Please see table 3.10a). In Kalibo, health care services delivery may be

1975 31947 1700 1.10%

3.5 MIGRATION PATTERNS

3.6 URBAN POPULATION

3.7 PRESENT STATUS OF WELL-BEING

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considered as adequate due to the presence of public and private health facilities and services. There is one (1) public medical

hospital, Dr. Rafael S. Tumbokon Memorial Hospital and Four (4) Private Hospitals, namely, St. Gabriel Medical Center, St. Jude

Hospital, Aklan Mission Hospital and Panay Health Care Hospital.

Table 3.7.1a Health Profile

Health Indicators Total/ Rate

Crude Birth Rate (per 1000

population)

5442/129.34%

Crude Death Rate (per 1000 population)

1,188/27.62%

Infant Mortality Rate (per 1000 population)

0.112%

Morbidity Rate (All ages) 10,676/17%

Mortality Rate (All ages) ,188/21.58%

Children Immunized 1,887/88%

Children (12-71) given

deworming Drugs

4,514

Social Services – Public

Private

2/2

Malnutrition –

Severely Underweight

Normal Overweight

215

21,343 316

Nutritionist Dietitian:Private

Public

7

4

Total No. of Registered Live

Births

5,542

Dietary Services - Private 7

Dietary Services - Public 2

Kitchen Cook Helper Private 8

Public 4

Medical Records Personnel-

Private/Public

8/3

Health Indicators Total

Nurses: Private 292

Public- DRSTMH 120

- RHU - Job Order

2

223

Doctors:Public- DRSTMH 67

- RHU 3

- Private 120

Barangay Health Station 17

Public Hospital 1

Private Hospital 3

CT SCAN - Private 3

HospitalBeds: Private

Public

266

162

Medical Clinics: Private 19

Dental Clinics: Private Clinic Public (DRSTMH)

CSR – Private - 2

10 1/

Dentist: Private Clinic

Public - (DRSTMH)

10

4

Dental Aides - Private

Public (DRSTMH)

2

4

Laboratory Aid – Private/ Public (DRSTMH)5- RHU - 1

14 5

Optical Clinics-Private Public

14 1

Health Indicators Total

Nursing Attendants:Private 149

Public - DRSTM- 89 RHU –3 92

Medical Technologist:Private 16

Public - (DRSTMH– 15;RHU-1) 16

Admin. Personnel:Private 81

Public-DRSTMH45/RHU 2 47

Asst. Admin. Personnel DRSTMH 6

Private 42

Admin. Aide- Public (DRSTMH) 36

Private 3

Engineering & Maitenance Public 16

X-Ray Technician: Private

Public

13

13

Physical Therapist: Private Public - (DRSTMH)

2 3

Pollution Control Officer- Private 2

Sanitary Inspector:Private

Public – RHU

1

4

Number of BHW’s – RHU 159

Transport Services - Private 6

- - Public 5

Utility Workers- Public 6229

22

Engr.& Maintenance -Public 16

- Private 8

Maternal mortality Rate 0.918%

Projected Population as of Profile Year

80,138

Pharmacist:Private

Public (DRSTMH)

11

6

Midwives: Private Hospital

(St. Gabriel & Mission Panay)

7

Public- DRSTM –5 RHU - 14 19

Private 50

Driver- Private-6 Public 5,

RHU-1

6

Table 3.7.1b ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION

RHU 1 RHU 2 TOTAL

- No. of HH with Sanitary Toilets 8568 6977 15545

- No. of Household with satisfactory garbage disposal

7905 6846 14751

- No. of household with complete basic sanitation facilities

7905 6846 14751

- No. of food establishments 272 285 557

- No. of food establishment with Sanitary Permits 272 285 557

- No. of Food Handlers 1270 2982 4252

- No. of Food Handlers with health certificate 1270 2982 4252

- No. HH with access to safe water Level I 211 106 317

- No. of HH with access to safe water Level III 8575 7071 15646

- Total No. Of Household 8786 7177 15963

- Total No of Health Centers 1 1 2

Table 3.7.1c Ten Leading Causes of Morbidity, 2014 Table 3.7.1d Leading Causes of Mortality, 2014

Acute Respiratory Tract Infection(ARI/AURI) 4,604

Hypertension 1,019

Wound/Physical Injuries(All Type) 944

Vertigo etio/Dizziness 1,128

Skin Problem(All Types) 581

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nicipality of Kalibo recognized the potential of the physically challenged brothers and sisters in nation building. It has sustainably administered the Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center or STAC catering not just to Children with disabilities or special children from Kalibo but also from other towns. LGU Kalibo has given them hope and help them realized that they play important role in nation building. STAC is now directly managed by LGU Kalibo in partnership with the Kapisanan ng May Kapansanan sa Pilipinas or KAMPI. This special service is another milestone for the municipality in facilitating innovative assistance for the marginalized sector.

Table 3.7.1e Number of Services Extended to the Physically Handicapped (STAC)-Jan. to Dec. 2014

Source: STAC/2014

No. of Services Extended

# of

Treatment

Sessions

# of CWDs

Treated

Physical Therapy (PT) 851 286

Occupational Therapy (OT) 1,480 462

Special Education (SPED) 251 83

Physiatrist Evaluation 42

Table 3.7.1f Number of Children with Disabilities Treated by Psychiatrist-Jan.-Dec., 2014

Month # of Children with disabilities treated

by our Psychiatrist

Month # of Children with disabilities treated

by our Psychiatrist

January 2 July 4

February 5 August 3

March 4 September 3

April 5 October 3

May 3 November 2

June 5 December 3

3.7.1g NUTRITIONAL STATUS

The Municipality of Kalibo, thru the Municipal Nutrition Council exerts its best efforts to provide quality, accessible and adequate

care to Pregnant and Lactating Women, Pre-School Children and the Number of Normal and above Normal Children.

Table 3.7.1g Municipal Health and Nutrition CY-2014

FUO 272

Bronchial Asthma 183

Allergy All Forms 182

Animal Bite 151

Infection (Bacterial, Fungal, Viral) 148

Pneumonia (All Ages) 163

Myocardial Infarction 117

IHD 96

HCVD/CVA 85

Cancer (All Forms) 66

COPD 27

Diabetes Mellitus 23

Altherosclerosis 15

Status Asmaticus 12

Acute Renal Failure 11

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PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL CHILDREN

Male Female Male Female

No. of Normal 6,233 5896 4,803 4,411

No. of Severy Underweight 0 0 - -

No. of Underweight 119 96 0 0

No. of Overweight 16 16 168 116

No. of Wasted - - 221 185

No. Severely Wasted 0 0 0 0

No. of Obese 0 0 51 10

Table 3.7.1h CONSOLIDATED NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF PRE SCHOOLERS – 2014

0-5 Months 6-11 Months 12-23 Months 24-35 Months 36-47 Months 48-59 Months 60-71 months GRAND TOTAL

Boys

Girls

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Girls

Tota

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Girls

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Girls

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Girls

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Girls

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Weight for Age- Normal 410 337 747 440 403 843 1030 796 1826 971 903 1874 1021 989 2010 1066 1093 2159 1438 1281 2719 12178

Weight for Age - Overweight 0 3 3 4 1 5 1 1 2 3 1 4 4 2 6 2 5 7 10 8 18 45

Weight for Age-Underweight 1 1 2 1 3 4 13 17 27 20 13 33 17 10 35 21 14 35 21 18 39 175

Weight for Age – Severy Underwieight

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Height for All -Normal 396 329 725 438 411 849 862 839 1699 959 893 1852 1034 1008 2042 1058 1099 2168 1476 1320 2796 12120

Height for Age-Tall 1 4 5 1 1 2 8 8 12 9 8 17 9 7 16 5 7 15 8 6 14 78

Height for Age-Stunted 8 3 11 4 4 8 18 14 34 18 21 39 20 15 35 29 11 35 17 10 27 194

Height for Age-Severy Stunted 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 0 1 6

Height/Length for weight -Normal 400 337 737 434 410 844 877 852 1732 985 905 1890 1056 1024 2080 1081 1105 2184 1492 1312 2804 12,273

Height/Length for weight-Overweight

0 2 2 1 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 0 1 1 2 3 6 2 1 3 16

Height/Length for weight-Obese 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 4 8 9

Height /Length for Weight-Wasted 2 1 3 3 4 7 10 8 18 10 11 21 12 6 18 12 7 28 6 6 12 28

Height /Length for Weight-Severely Wasted

2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Table 3.7.1i Nutritional Status Operation Timbang of Pre- School Children per Barangay – 2014

Barangay Severely Wasted Wasted NORMAL OVERWEIGHT OBESE

M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F TOTAL

1 Briones 0 0 0 1 0 1 102 98 200 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 New Buswang 0 0 0 4 9 0 757 682 1,439 0 0 0 0 0 0

3 Caano 0 0 0 0 0 0 133 122 255 0 0 0 5 6 11

4 Estancia 0 0 0 6 4 10 578 634 1,212 1 3 4 3 1 4

25

5 Mabilo 0 0 0 0 3 5 192 174 366 1 0 1 0 0 0

6 Nalook 0 0 0 0 0 0 223 191 414 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 Poblacion I 0 0 0 4 7 11 531 625 1,056 0 0 0 10 7 17

8 Pook 0 0 0 8 9 16 370 387 757 2 2 4 3 5 8

9 Tigayon 0 0 0 0 0 0 365 305 670 0 1 1 4 3 7

10 Poblacion 11 0 0 0 0 22 19 538 522 1,060 7 6 13 8 8 16

11 Andagao 0 0 0 0 30 19 1044 980 2,024 0 0 0 1 0 1

12 Old Buswang 0 0 0 0 6 2 270 268 538 5 0 5 1 0 1

13 Bachaw Sur 0 0 0 1 1 2 225 252 253 0 0 0 1 1 2

14 Bachaw Norte 0 0 0 6 2 8 208 252 220 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 Tinigao 0 0 0 1 2 3 218 150 138 1 0 1 1 3 4

16 Mobo 0 0 0 1 1 2 124 150 319 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 Linabuan Norte 0 0 0 0 0 0 310 311 621 2 3 5 1 4 5

TOTAL 0 0 0 93 80 173 6233 5996 12,129 16 16 32 38 38 76

3.7.1j FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES

Family Planning Services in Kalibo, Aklan are being provided by the Rural Health Physicians in the Rural Health Unit. The use of NFP-LAM is the most accepted as a family planning method. This is so because the municipality now promotes the natural family

planning method by means of training and seminar especially in barangay level. Family planning services and coverage in Kalibo

is shown in table below:

Table 3.7.1j Family Planning Methods and Users Kalibo, Aklan, 2014

Source: RHU-Kalibo 1& II

Family Planning Method

DM

PA

IUD

Pills

Condo

m

NFP

-CM

NFP-

LAM

BTL

New Acceptors 147 0 146 10 0 1,322 14

Current Users 834 5 1,800 68 4 875 14

Total 981 5 1,946 78 4 2,197 28

3.8 SOCIAL WELFARE

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Social Welfare programs and services in Kalibo are being provided by 1 Municipal Social Welfare Officer, 3 social welfare staff, 1

administrative aide and 32 day care workers. Social Welfare services were implemented based on programs as well as to the

clientele problems. The corresponding Social Work Intervention and strategies are well programmed in order to achieve expected output.

The MSWDO is extending assistance through its various programs and projects more specifically on the underprivileged and

socially disadvantaged families and communities with focus on women, family and child welfare, and special clients like pre- delinquent youth and physically disabled individuals. Its livelihood projects, disaster assistance, nutrition feeding program

among others were extended for them to become self sufficient and productive citizens of the community. Each program has

specific services that respond to the clients’ problems/needs.

Pre-marriage Counseling Service is also provided to couples about to get married. They were provided with guidance in their

roles and responsibilities as married couple and would-be parents. This program is also supported by the Responsible

Parenthood Services. It is also actively involved in the management of Day Care Center Municipal wide. At present there were 32 Day Care Centers

spread all over the 16 barangays of Kalibo. All day care workers were trained on Early Childhood Education (ECE) Program. This

aims to improve and enhance the knowledge, attitude and skills of Day Care Workers. (Please see table below for the master

listing of Day Care Center in the municipality of Kalibo.

Table 3.8 Masterlist of Day Care Centers by Barangay

Location # of Children Served

Male Female

Andagao Baybay DCC Andagao, Kalibo, 22 28

Andagao Centro DCC Andagao, Kalibo, 40 45

Villa Salvacion DCC Andagao, Kalibo, 36 44

Bakhaw Norte DCC Bakhaw Norte, Centro 15 15

Bakhaw Norte DCC Bakhaw Norte, Libuton

17 13

Bakhaw Sur DCC Bakhaw Sur 17 12

Buswang New DCC I Buswang New 32 32

Buswang New DCC II Buswang New 9 13

Program Preschool Learning Camp Pastor 20 22

Location # of Children Served

Male Female

Mobo Purok 3 DCC Mobo, Kalibo, 9 11

NalookCentro, DCC Nalook, Kalibo, 25 27

Goding Ramos St. Poblacion, Kalibo, 11 5

C. Laserna St., DCC

Purok 2

Poblacion, Kalibo, 30 40

D. Maagma DCC Poblacion, Kalibo, 19 13

BLISS Site, DCC Poblacion, Kalibo, 48 32

National Child Devt.

Center DCC

Poblacion, Kalibo 8 12

Pook Tugbungan Pook, Kalibo, 8 14

27

Center Martelino New Bus.

Buswang Old DCC Buswang Old 16 20

Briones DCC Briones 13 17

Caano, Kalibo, Aklan Caano, Kalibo, 30 21

Estancia Centro DCC Estancia, Kalibo, 28 32

Estancia Tigayon Brgy (Ilaya). Estancia, Kalibo, 26 29

Linabuan Norte DCC Linabuan Norte 40 38

Mabilo DCC Mabilo, Kalibo, 16 19

Mobo Purok 2 DCC Mobo, Kalibo, 21 13

Pook Interior DCC Pook, Kalibo, 19 24

Tigayon Center 1 DCC Tigayon, Kalibo, 22 18

Tigayon DCC II Tigayon, Kalibo 15 16

Tinigaw DCC Tinigaw, Kalibo, 24 18

Niñolitos Day Care Poblacion, Kalibo, 62 64

Oyo Torong St. Kalibo, Aklan 28 28

LIFEGATE DCC 6 6

TOTAL 734 740

GRAND TOTAL 1485

Kalibo being the educational center of the Province of Aklan has all the years strengthened and expanded in all levels of education and state of the art information technology in the municipality through various modes of intervention and innovation. Their services offered ranges from pre-schools learning centers to technical and tertiary schools. Two of which offer postgraduate courses.

3.9 EDUCATION

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Table 3.9b Number of Enrollees, SY 2013 – 2014

Schools Pre-School Elementary Secondary Tertiary Vocational Technical

Care-giver Course

ScSite Area

29

Pre-School Elementary Secondary Tertiary

Vocational Technical

Caregiver Course

School Site Area

M F M F M F M F M F M F (in sq. m.)

M F M F M F M F M F M F (in sq. m.)

Kalibo District I * 330 309 2,510 2,312 -

Kalibo District II * 293 273 2408 2,116 -

Kalibo Integrated Special Education (KISEC) * 60 64 381 347 59 82

Infant Jesus School ** 15 14 83 72 159 192 2,000

Aklan Learning Center ** 140 167 413 437 1,729

Holy Child Nursery and Kindergarden School** 136 141 -

Kalibo Sun Yat Sen School ** 7 5 106 81 -

Christ the King ** 47 54 48 45 21 24 600

Aklan Interfaith Academy ** 60 46 126 121 -

Star Glow Center for Academic and Arts ** 41 33 94 93 34 36 7,300

Infant Jesus Academy ** 38 44 171 163 74 110 4,514

St. Anne Montessori School ** 26 18 80 73 63 75 1,070

Wadeford School ** 39 41 100 79 28 24 393.47

Maranatha Christian School** 25 15 64 63 3,700

Marian High Learning Center ** 19 4 92 79 29 30 -

St. Gabriel English School ** 42 28 59 41 -

Three Angels Adventist Learning Center ** 6 7 36 22

St. Dominic School ** 42 45 70 67

Day Care Center (32 Centers) * 734 740 -

Regional Science High School for Region V1 * 259 438 10,000

Kalibo Institute ** 207 151 592

Dela Cruz Institute of Business and Industry (D.I.B.I)**

243 172 1,000

Aklan Academy ** 188 114 200

Linabuan National High School * 334 374 -

Gaudencio L. Vega NHS( Nalook Nat’l High School) * 186 180 -

Aklan Nat. High School for Arts and Trades ** 828 771 -

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Aklan Valley High School ** 268 343 4,046

Aklan Catholic College ** 24 27 190 152 408 443 478 960 main-1.0has.-annex-3.5has

Garcia College of Technology

** 78 80 1109 1740

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1621main2049

Northwestern Visayan Coll.** 22 29 106 103 218 209 2116 3752

St. Gabriel College ** 14 13 44 27 124 153 53 143 11,500

Aklan Polytechnic Institute ** 393 297 1881 201 1,774

ASU (Kalibo Campus) School.

Of Industrial Technology * 974 1142 712 465

8 HAS.

Panay Technological College ** 92 76 16 39 36 18 567/507

S. T. I. College ** 294 286 1,154

Central Panay College Of Science and Technology**

8 9 50 39 125 103 20 9

863

JAVTES ** 206 141 151 146 -

Lifeline International Caregiver Training Center **

5 40

510

Verde Grande Culinary School, Inc **

27 11 -

New OFW Vocational & Tech

School Corp. ** 70 81

-

Public 1409 1394 5299 4775 1666 1845 974 1142 712 465 109 92

Private 751 740 1932 1757 2960 2773 5947 7121 304 255 5 40

Total 2160 2134 7231 6532 4626 4618 6921 8263 1016 720 114 132

Legend: * Public School ** Private School

Sources: Different Schools/Dep-Ed

Table 3.9c Number of Teachers, SY 2013- 2014

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Schools Pre-School Elementary Secondary Tertiary

Vocational Technical

Caregiver Course

M F M F M F M F M M F

Kalibo District 1 * 1 10 21 113 109 92

Kalibo District 11 * - 12 13 130

Kalibo Integrated Special Education(KISEC)* - 2 2 25 1 3

Infant Jesus School ** - 2 11 27 18 15

Aklan Learning Center ** - 6 1 17 5 8

Holy Child Nursery and Kindergarten Sch.** - 3 - -

Kalibo Sun Yat Sen School ** - 2 2 6

Christ the King ** 1 3 8 4 4

Aklan Interfaith Academy ** - 7 5 35

Star Glow Center for Academic and Arts ** - 6 4 22 8 16

Infant Jesus Academy ** - 7 13 30 28 15

St. Anne Montessori School ** - 3 3 32 8 28

Wadeford School ** - 9 24 33 19 31

Maranatha Christian School ** - 6 - 10 - -

Marian High Learning Center ** - 1 - 6 2 2

St. Gabriel English School ** - 5 4 2

Three Angels Adventist Learning Center ** - 2 - 6

St. Dominic School of Kalibo ** - 3 1 5

Day Care Center (29 Centers) * 1 32

Regional Science High School for Region V1* 5 25

Kalibo Institute ** 4 6

Dela Cruz Institute of Business and Industry (D.I.B.I)** 6 28

Aklan Academy ** 12 18

Linabuan National High School * 2 22

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Schools

Pre-School

Elementary Secondary Tertiary Vocational

Technical

Caregiver

Course

M F M F M F M F M F M F

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Table 3.9d Number of Classrooms, SY 2013 – 2014

Schools Pre-

School Elementary Secondary Tertiary

Vocational /

Technical

Caregiver

Course

Nalook National High School(Gaudencio Vega National High School) *

3 13

Aklan National High School for Arts and Trades * 25 34

Aklan Valley High School ** 4 8

Aklan Catholic College ** - 3 2 8 10 18 30 44

Garcia College of Technology ** 2 10 22 37

Northwestern Visayan Colleges ** 3 3 12 28 17 25 20 38

St. Gabriel College ** - 2 - 6 6 11 18 15 1 2 - -

Aklan Polytechnic Institute ** 8 32 44 17

ASU (Kalibo Campus) School. Of Industrial

Technology**

54 74 21 33

Panay Technological College ** 17 17 21 15 8 6

S. T. I. College ** 10 11

Central Panay College of Science & Technology** - 2 1 5 6 5 - - 6 10

JAVTES ** 16 16 3 4

Lifeline International Caregiver Training Center** 1 3

Verde Grande Culinary School. Inc. ** 3 2

New OFW Vocational & Technical School ** 2 1

Public Teachers 2 53 36 268 36 97 54 74 21 33

Private Teachers 4 75 83 286 200 313 165 177 23 25 1 3

TOTAL 6 128 119

554 236 410 219 251 44 58 1 3

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Kalibo District 1 * 13 140

Kalibo District 11 * 11 112

Kalibo Integrated Special Education (KISEC) *

1

20

3

Infant Jesus School ** 3 6 10

Aklan Learning Center ** 5 13 10

Holy Child Nursery & Kindergarten Sch.** 3

Kalibo Sun Yat Sen School ** 1 8

Christ the King ** 3 3 4

Aklan Interfaith Academy ** 3 7 4

Star Glow Center for Academic and Arts** 4 7 4

Infant Jesus Academy ** 3 13 8

St. Anne Montessori School ** 3 6 5

Wadeford School ** 4 11 4

Maranatha Christian School ** 3 6 4

Marian High Learning Center ** 1 6 4

St. Gabriel English School ** 3 7

Three Angels Adventist Learning Center** 3 6

St. Dominic School 3 6

Day Care Center (30 Centers) * 30

Regional Science High School * 19

Kalibo Institute 12

Dela Cruz Institute of Business and Industry

(D.I.B.I).

8

Aklan Academy 7

Linabuan National High School * 19

Nalook National High School * 16

35

Schools Pre-School Elemen-

tary

Secon-

dary

Ter-

Tiary

Voca-tional /

Technical

Caregiver

Course

Aklan National High School for Arts and Trades * - - 48

Aklan Valley High School ** 12

Aklan Catholic College** 3 6 23 30

Garcia College of Technology** 12 42

Northwestern Visayan Colleges** 3 7 12 15

St. Gabriel College** 2 6 12 4

Aklan Polytechnic Institute** 15 60

ASU (Kalibo Campus) School. Of Industrial

Technology **

- 89 52

Panay Technological College** 16 23 12

S. T. I. College** 11

Central Panay College of Science & Technology** 2 6 8 4

JAVTES** 14 8

Lifeline International Caregiver Training Center 2

San Lorenzo College**

Verde Grande Culinary School. Inc.** 4

New OFW Vocational & Technical School** 4

Public 55 272 105 89 52

Private 55 130 211 185 32 2

T O T A L 110 402 316 274 84 2

Legend:

* Public Schools ** Private Schools

Source: Different Schools/Dep-Ed

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Table 3.9e Number of Drop-Out per Level CY 2014

Schools

Pre-School

Elementary Secondary Tertiary Vocational Technical

Care-giver Course

M M F M F M F M F M F

Kalibo District 1 * 2 - 2 1 15 5

Kalibo District 11 * - - 1 2 13 4

Infant Jesus School ** 1 1 - - 4 3

Kalibo Integrated Special Education (KISEC) - - 1 2

Aklan Learning Center/Aklan Valley H/S ** - - - -

Holy Child Nursery and Kindergarten School **

- - - -

Kalibo Sun Yat Sen School ** 1 1 - -

Christ the King **

Aklan Interfaith Academy ** - - - 1

Star Glow Ctr for Academic &Arts ** 3 1 1

Infant Jesus Academy ** - - - - - -

St. Anne Montessori Sch. ** - - - - - 1

Wadeford School ** - - - -

Maranatha Christian School** - - - -

Marian High Learning Center ** - - - - - -

St. Gabriel High English Center ** - - - -

Three Angels Adventist Learning Center - - - -

Day Care Center (29 Centers) *

Regional Science High School * - -

Kalibo Institute ** 2 6

Dela Cruz Institute of Business and Industry

(D.I.B.I). - -

Aklan Academy 4 5

Linabuan National High Sch. * 13 4

Aklan Valley High School - -

Nalook National High Sch. * 2 2

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St. Dominic School of Kalibo - -

Legend :

*Public Schools ** Private Schools

Schools Pre-School Elementary Secondary Tertiary

Vocational

Technical

Caregiver

Course

M F M F M F M F M F M F

Aklan National High School for Arts and

Trades* 13 3

Aklan Catholic College**

1 1 - 1 - - 5

Garcia College of Technology** 1 2 47 37

Northwestern Visayan Colleges** 2 1 5 1 1 1 9

St. Gabriel College** - 1 - 1

Aklan Polytechnic College** 7 3 9 1

ASU (Kalibo Campus) School. Of Industrial

Technology** 16 9 30 11

Panay Technological College** 2 - 2 2 2

S. T. I. College**

Central Panay College Of Science and Technology**

3 2

JAVTES** - -

Lifeline International Health Institute** 1 4

San Lorenzo College**

Verde Grande Culinary Schl. Inc.**

Public 2 - 3 4 56 28 16 9 30 11

Private 2 6 6 11 25 23 55 54 5 1 1 4

Total 4 6 9 51 71 63 35 12 35 12 1 4

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Table 3.9f Number of Kalibo residents/students, who completed elementary, secondary, tertiary and

vocational education last school year

Schools Pre-School Elementary Secondary Tertiary

Vocational

Technical

Care-giver

Course

M F M F M F M F M F M F

Kalibo District 1 * 324 312 841 765

-

Kalibo District 11 * 273 253 247 256

Infant Jesus School 8 8 43 32 60 77

Kalibo Integated Special Education (KISEC) 40 36 44 45 4 7

Aklan Learning Center/Aklan Valley H/S 28 30 220 270 185 285

Holy Child Nursery and Kindergarten Sch. 118 113 123 115

Kalibo Sun Yat Sen School 5 3 10 6

Christ the King 5 2 2 3

Aklan Interfaith Academy 12 5 20 12

Star Glow Center for Academic and Arts 68 73 15 22

Infant Jesus Academy 18 11 5 7 6 15

St. Anne Montessori School 10 6 7 13

Wadeford School 14 8 6 8 2 4

Maranatha Christian School 9 15 12 4

Marian High Learning Center 124 95 33 34

St. Gabriel High English Center 10 12

Three Angels Adventist Learning center 3 2 - 4

Day Care Center (30 Centers) * 196 184

Regional Science High Sch. for Region 1V* 36 61

Kalibo Institute** 207 259

Dela Cruz Institute of Business and

Industry (D.I.B.I). 180 150

Aklan Academy 21 24

Linabuan National High School *

53 59

Aklan Valley High School 139 128

Nalook National High School * 17 14

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St. Dominic School of Kalibo 40 44

Schools Pre-School Elementary Secondary Tertiary

Vocational Technical

Caregiver Course

M F M F M F M F M F M F

Aklan National High School for Arts

and Trades 180 216

Aklan Catholic College 14 14 41 53 16 49

Garcia College of Technology 4 4 12 80

Northwestern Visayan Colleges. 12 5 14 10

St. Gabriel College 1 3 1 1 19 21 6 19 - 1

Aklan Polytechnic College 205 102 720 148

ASU (Kalibo Campus) School. Of Industrial Technology

45 46 68 81

Panay Technological College 52 26 6 10 10 8

S. T. I. College 9 10

Central Panay College Of Science and Technology

3 5 30 26 82 81 5 5

JAVTES 225 280

45 50

Lifeline International Health

Institute 2 29

San Lorenzo College

New OFW Vocational & Tech Schl.

Corp. 3 1

Verde Grande Culinary School. Inc. 30 17

Cinia Cervatos Training Center Inc.

Public 883 785 1132 1016 350 357 720 148 68 11 - -

Private 218 941 2208 2097 318 353 112 148 76 82 2 29

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Table 3.9g Number of Schools, Municipality of Kalibo

Schools Pre-School Elementary Secondary Tertiary Vocational/Technical Caregiver Course

Public 51 19 5 1 1 -

Private 19 19 19 7 6 1

The literacy rate of the municipality is 98.2%, which means that in every 100 persons in the municipality, 98 out of 100 students are able to read and write. This is evident with the considerable number of professionals working abroad, in different cities and

in the locality.

Table 3.9h School Age Population and No. of Pupils/Students enrolled - Kalibo, Aklan-2014

Protective Services

Total 1051 1845 1758 1750 1812 986 482 685 144 93 2 29

No. of pupils/students enrolled/ School Age Population

Pre-School

Elementary

Secondary

Tertiary

Vocational Caregiver Course

4,294

13,763

9,244

15,184

1,736 246

3.10 PROTECTIVE SERVICES

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The Local Government Code of 1991 devolved some functions of national agencies to Local Government Units (LGU’s). Thus,

LGU’s are mandated to provide the following basic services and facilities, to wit: “Section 17: Basic Services and Facilities. They

shall also discharge the functions and responsibilities of the national agencies and offices devolved to them pursuant to this code. Such basic services and facilities include a Municipality with police and fire stations and substations and the municipal jail.

3.10a Kalibo Police Service

The Municipality of Kalibo is a peaceful community, where peace and order situation is manageable. The multi- awarded Kalibo PNP is the lead agency in the maintenance of peace and order and public safety of the municipality. Located at the heart of Kalibo

occupying the ground floor of a 462 sq. m. pre- Hispanic designed building. A Class “A” police station manned by Fifty-Eight (58)

personnel, Two (2) Police Commissioned Officers (PCOs), and fifty six (56) Police Non – Commissioned Officers (PNCOs). Eleven

(11) of which are policewomen.

The Kalibo Police Station has emerged as the Most Citizen-friendly Police Station – Municipal Category, awarded by National

Police Commission and Police Regional Office 6

Table 3.10a Crime Statistics 2014

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CRIME SOLUTION EFFECIENCY 12.57%

Index Crimes

Crime Against Person TOTAL CLEARED SOLVED UNSOLVED

1. Homicide/Frustrated/Atmptd 11 7 7 4

2. Rape 14 1 1 13

3. Physical Injuries 622 232 160 190

4. Murder 2 2 2 0

Sub- Total 649 242 170 207

Crime Against Property

5. RA (6539)Car napping 45 14 16

6. Robbery 71 5 5 66

7. Theft 562 11 11 551

8. Cattle Rustling 0 0 0 0

Sub-Total 678 38 30 648

TOTAL INDEX CRIME 1327 272 200 855

548 1779

CRIME CLERANCE EFFECIENCY 19.82%

CRIME SOLUTION EFFICIENCY 15.07%

Non - Index Crimes

A. VIOLATION OF SPECIAL LAWS 485 51 51 434

B. OTHER NON-INDEX CRIME 1042 313 141 537

TOTAL NON INDEX CRIME 1527 364 192 971

CRIME CLEARANCE EFFECIENCY 23.83%

TOTAL INDEX CRIME 1327 272 200 177

TOTAL NON-INDEX CRIME 1527 364 192 971

TOTAL CRIME VOLUME 2854 636 392 1148

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TOTAL CLEARANCE EFFECIENCY 22.28%

TOTAL CRIME SOLUTION EFFECCIENCY 13.73%

The Police force is complemented by seventy – nine (79) Kalibo Auxiliary Police (KAP) and three hundred twenty (320) BPAT

members organized in sixteen (16) Barangays comprising the municipality equipped with basics skills and knowledge in the

maintenance of peace and order, traffic management and Barangay peacekeeping.

For the year 2014, it has recorded a Total Crime Volume (TCV) of Two Thousand Eight Hundred Fifty Four (2,854) incidents and

Three Hundred Ninety Two (392) of them were solved with Crime Clearance Efficiency of 22.28%. and with a Total Crime

Solution Efficiency of 13.73%. The total index crime is recorded at One Thousand Three Hundred Twenty Seven and the total non - index Crime is recorded at One Thousand Five Hundred Twenty Seven and with a crime clearance efficiency of 23.83% and with

a crime solution efficiency of 12.57%. Source: Kalibo Police Station

Table 3.10b Personnel Count in 2014

Personnel PCO PNCO SUB-TOTAL

TOTAL Male Female Male Female Male Female

# of Personnel Assigned

1. Administrative Section 2 6 2 5 2 7

2. Patrol Section 16 20 20

3. Traffic Section 6 4 4

4. Municipal Ordinance 2 1 4 1 5

5. Invest Section 9 2 7 2 9

6. Intel Section 6 5 5

7. MWCPD Section 5 5 5

TOTAL 2 - 45 11 47 11 58

Police Force- Population Ratio and Equipment

The ideal police population ratio is 1:500 that is 1 policeman is required to watch over the safety of 500 inhabitants. With the

existing fifty-Eight (58) personnel, the police population ratio of the municipality is at 1:1,382 which very high compared to the

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ideal requirement. Based on the minimum standard police to population ratio of 1:1,000, the current police force lacks twenty-

one (22) policemen as per police force requirements. However, despite this condition, Kalibo Police Station has to a great extent

exerted efforts to respond to its mandate of delivering an effective, efficient and community inspired policing to the Kalibonhons, thus maintained the peace and order situation of the locality.

The existing facilities of the police, Detention and Rehabilitation and Fire Forces are shown in Table 3.13e. It can be noted below

that their equipment and facilities are also reflected to show the protective measures and capability of the department to respond immediately on crimes and disasters that may arise in the locality.

Table 3.10c

Police Capabilities Kalibo Police Station (2014)

UNIT AUTHORIZED AVAILABLE

TOTAL SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE

Motor Vehicles 5 3 (Donated by LGU) 1 4

Motorcycles 2 2 (Donated by LGU) 2

Handheld Radio 20 25 25

Base Radio 2 2 2

Camera 2 1 1

Invistigation Kit 2 1 1

b. Fire Protection

Kalibo Fire Station is located at Quezon Avenue, near the Municipal Motorpool and in front of Kalibo Municipal Cemetery. Kalibo

Fire personnel are committed to protect the lives and properties of the constituency through prevention and suppression of all

destructive fires and other disasters that may affect the municipality.

It has twenty Six (26) fire personnel – Twenty Three (23) Male personnel and Three (3) female personnel with a ratio of 1:2903

or one fire personnel for every 2,903 persons. Their equipment/facilities used are enumerated below.

Table3.10d Existing Equipment/Facilities Used by Kalibo Fire Station

Equipment/Facilities Number

Fire trucks 4 units

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Fire hose 2 ½ x 50 14 rolls

Fire hose 1 ½ x 50 33 rolls

VHF Base Radio 3 units

Handset 2 Units

Fire Boost 5 pieces

Fire Jacket 5 pieces

Fire Helmet 5 pieces

SCBA 2 pieces

Aerial Antenna 1 piece

Fire Nozzle 1 ½ 6 pieces

Fire Nozzle 2 ½ 4 pieces

Computer 1 piece

Typewriter 1 piece

Spanner Wrench 4 pieces

Eye Type Reducer 1 piece

Source: Kalibo Fire Station

It has no Volunteer Fire Brigade but backed by MDRRMC Special Operations for communication, warning, public information,

rescue and surveillance.

The municipality has an existing forty Six (46) fire hydrants, 2 Hydrants which require 3”Ø adaptor head, 27 Hydrants with 3 ½” Ø standard head, 11 Hydrants with 2” Ø adaptor head, installed in strategic locations specifically on commercial and residential

areas and at Fire Prone Areas. Eighty Three (83) blew off - Seventy Seven (77) Blow-off with 2” ø or 50 mm, 2 Blow-off with 2½

ø or 65 mm, 2 Blow-off with 3” ø or 75 mm, 2 Blow – Off with 4” ø or 100 mm.

The implementation of the Local Government Code of 1991 (RA 7160) and the Urban Development and Housing Act of 1992 (RA 7279) gave mandate to the Local Government Units to implement programs and projects in low cost housing and other mass

dwellings especially for the underprivileged and homeless. However, due to the scarcity of the prevailing financial resources of

the LGU, the private sector is encouraged to participate in housing provision pursuant to EO 90 and RA 7279 (Guidelines for the

Formulation/Revision of Comprehensive Land Use Plan).

3.11 HOUSING

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Kalibo is beset with the cry of homeless and underprivileged individuals who charge the municipality accountable for the provision

of shelter and basic services. LGU Kalibo in its aspiration to provide the constituents especially the less fortunate ones a decent home to live by and to call it their own, allocated in a phase-by-phase manner a considerable amount of money for the

enhancement of the Socialized Housing Project of the Municipality.

At present there is an area for socialized housing located at Tigayon, Kalibo, Aklan with an area of 4,648.00 sq.m. Lot development is in progress and the construction of 43 dwelling units intended as one of the emergency shelter assistance to the

affected families whose houses were totally damaged by typhoon Frank, last June 21,2008 . These beneficiaries were identified

as poorest of the poor. Thirty Three (33) units were completed. The five (5) units are on-going and there are 5 units which are

still vacant.

Shelter program of Kalibo was also expanded through the support of various private entities who have offered socialized housing

as shown below, giving with more focused on the shelter requirements of the underprivileged sector and informal settlers.

Table 3.11 Inventory of Socialized Housing Offered by Private Realtors/Developers

Name Location Area

Park Homes 1 Calachuchi Road, Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan Park Homes 1 - 12,000.00 sq.m.

Park Homes 2 Calachuchi Road, Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan Park Homes 2 - 8,000.00 sq.m.

Park Jomes 3 Calachuchi Road, Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan Park Homes 3 - 24,000.00 sq.m.

Peraz Ville/Villa Peraz New Buswang, / Old Bus., Kalibo, Aklan 18,713 sq.m.

Hacienda Caridad Tigayon, Kalibo, Aklan 7,250 sq.m.

Kalibo is the center of educational advancement and recreation in the province of Aklan. Consequently, most recreation

centers are situated in this municipality and usually the venue for different sports and physical activities of the whole province.

Table 3.12 Existing and Potential Sports Facilities, Kalibo, Aklan 2014

Name of

Barangay

Other Sports/Recreational

Facilities

3.12 AMUSEMENT/RECREATION AND SPORTS FACILITIES

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1. Andagao Basketball Court,Internet & Gaming Station, Videoke & Sing Along,Tape Rental, Gun Club, billiards halls, Badminton Court

ComputerShop, Fitness Center, World of Fun (Gaisano)

Tennis Court, Home Video, Gym, Game Center

2. Bakhaw Sur Basketball Court/Internet & Computer Gaming Station, Billiard Halls,

3. Briones Basketball Court, Internet & Computer Gaming Center,

4. Buswang New Basketball Court, Internet & Gaming Station, Videoke & Sing Along

5. Buswang Old Basketball Court, Internet & C omputer Gaming Station, Billiard

Halls, Badminton Court

6. Estancia Park, playground, tennis, Basketball Courts, sports complex,

gymnasium, bowling alley, Internet & Computer Gaming Center,

Videoke & Sing Along, Billiard Halls, Badminton Court

7. Linabuan Norte Basketball Court, Internet & Gaming Station, Videoke & Sing Along,

8. Mabilo Basketball Court , Internet & Computer Shop, Billiard Hall

9. Nalook Basketball Court, Internet & Computer Shop

10. Poblacion Basketball, tennis courts, sports center, home video, videoke & sing along, billiards halls, public parks, stadium, Video Tape Rental, Gun

Club, Bingo, Badminton Center, Gym, Game Center, Fitness Center,

Internet, Computer Game Center

11. Pook Basketball Court , Internet & Computer Game

12. Tigayon Basketball Court, Internet and Computer Shop,billiard Halls

13. Tinigaw Basketball Court

14. Bakhaw Norte Basketball Court

15. Caano Basketball Court, Internet & Gaming Shop

16. Mobo Basketball Court