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Provincial Quickstat IndexQUICKSTAT on DAVAO ORIENTAL

October 2004

A monthly update of NSO's most requested statisticsINDICATOR REFERENCE PERIOD and DATA

PRICE INDICES (2000=100) (1994=100)Sep

2004 Aug2004 Sep2004 Aug2004 Sep 2003Consumer Price Index (1994=100) 128.70 128.10 189.30 189.60 170.10Inflation rate 10.20 9.30 11.30 11.60 -2.60Purchasing power of the peso 0.78 0.78 0.53 0.53 0.59

PRIVATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION(Floor area in square meters; value in P1,000) 1st Qtr2003 4th Qtr2003 1st Qtr2002

Total number of buildings 57 72 59Total floor area (square meter) 5,823 4,643 3,624Value (P'000) 29,085 21,549 8,027

Residential (number) 33 60 38Total floor area (square meter) 2,758 3,396 2,784Value (P'000) 8,750 14,856 7,017

Nonresidential (number) 18 7 1Total floor area (square meter) 2,950 1,075 283Value (P'000) 20,121 6,353 310

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY(Source: Listing of Establishments) 2002 2001 2000

Type of establishmentMicro (1-9 establishments) 3,318 3,318 3,314Small (10-99 establishments) 146 143 151Medium (100-199 establishments) 6 10 9Large (200 and over establishments) 3 2 1

FAMILY INCOME AND EXPENDITURE (at currentprices)

(Source: FIES 2000) 2000 1997 1994Total number of families 85,745 98,432 86,544Annual average family income (in peso) 94,328 69,777 41,796Annual average family expenditure (in peso) 76,489 55,156 34,852Annual average family saving (in peso) 17,839 14,621 6,944Annual per capita income (in peso) 22,093 14,208 9,121

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Average per capita expenditure (in peso) 17,737 11,325 6,911DEMOGRAPHY 2000 1995 1990

Total population 446,191 413,472 -Male 230,152 213,133 a/202,409Female 216,039 200,339 a/191,895

Household population 445,617 412,899 394,304Number of households 86,569 78,553 71,047Average household size 5.15 5.26 5.50Annual growth rate (1995-2000) 1.64 0.87 1.50Sex ratio (Number of males for every 100 females) 106.50 106.39 105.50Population Density (In square kilometer) 86 80.10 76.40Median Age 20 19 17Dependency Ratio 76.70 78.90 82.60

Young Dependents 70.50 73.60 78.10Old Dependents 6.20 5.30 4.50

Proportion by age group (in Percent)0-4 13.20 14.10 15.100-14 39.90 41.10 42.8015-64 56.60 55.90 54.8018 and over 53.30 51.70 49.8065 and over 3.50 3.00 2.50

Proportion of Urban Population 39.40 n.a. 38.90Proportion of Persons with Disabilities 1.30 1.60 0.90

VITAL STATISTICS REPORT (Source: VSR) 2000 1999 1998Births(Based on civil registration. Not adjusted for

underregistration)7,821 6,905 6,607

Male 4,040 3,560 3,432Female 3,781 3,345 3,175

Marriages(Based on civil registration. Not adjusted for

underregistration)2,245 3,906 2,938

Deaths(Based on civil registration. Not adjusted for

underregistration)1,178 1,183 1,228

Male 731 763 776Female 447 420 452

MINIMUM BASIC NEEDS (MBN)*** INDICATORS 2002 1999 1998

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(Source: APIS)On SurvivalPercentage of families with access to safe drinking

water 82.26 81.80 80.30National ranking 39 43 33

Percentage of families with sanitary toilet 74.96 81.60 67.60National ranking 59 50 43

Percentage of families with electricity 62.49 n.a n.aNational ranking 54 n.a n.a

Percentage of families with access to health facility 34.31 n.a 52.10National ranking 46 n.a. 9

On SecurityPercentage of families with housing unit made of

strong materials

35.31

24.20

11.50

National ranking 72 73 71Percentage of families with own/owner like

possesion of house/lot 55.99 58.10 48.60National ranking 64 69 71

Percentage of families with head gainfullyemployed 96.94 96.80 96.80

National ranking 2 5 6Percentage of families with members of 18 years

old and over gainfully employed 99.79 100.00 98.80National ranking 1 1 5

On EnablingPercentage of families with children 6-12 years old

in elementary grade 93.32 91.80 82.40National ranking 22 46 65

Percentage of families with children 13-16 yearsold in high school 72.04 64.70 43.00

National ranking 59 55 67Percentage of families with working children 5-17

years old 21.53 20.70 67.30National ranking 64 54 67

Percentage of families with member involved inpeople's organization 73.92 57.10 41.90

National ranking 2 9 9EDUCATION (Source: 2000, 1990 CPH/1994FLEMMS) 2000 1994 1990

Literate (Simple literacy in 1,000) 290 278 252

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Literacy rate (Simple literacy) 88.94 77.90 90.02CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE (Source: 1991 CA Vol.I) 1991 1980 1971

Number of farms by land use1/ 45,894 34,370 22,044

Area of farms by land use (in hectares) 174,862 168,180 131,534Arable landsLand planted to temporary crops 34,854 31,158 21,891Lands lying idle

2/ 1,662 20,213 12,672Land planted to permanent crops 136,288 105,775 74,670Land under permanent meadows and pasture 225 6,765 8,337Lands covered with forest growth 915 6,957 12,655All other lands

3/ 919 1,311 1,309INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT (Source: NSCB

STAT) 2001 2000 1999IRA (In Million Pesos) 312.60 311.70 252.40Rank 34 37 37

Percentage of IRA to Total Financial Resources 93.67 93.43 94.50Rank 22 20 60

a/ Household population1/ A farm was counted once under "ALL CLASSES" but maybe counted under each of the reported land utilization.2/ Included homelot3/ Included lands temporary fallowed and lands under temporary meadows/pastures

*** MBN - are the minimum criteria for attaining a decent quality of life, which are the basic needs of Filipino family for survival,security and empowerment (enabling).