September 14, 2020 MEMORANDUM FOR : The Regional Executive Director DENR MIMAROPA Region THRU : The Assistant Regional Director for Management Services ATTENTION : The Chief, Planning and Management Division FROM : The OIC - PENR Officer SUBJECT : SUBMISSION OF 2019 ENR INFORMATION AND STATISTICS OF DENR-PENRO MARINDUQUE Submitted is the 2019 ENR Information and Statistics of DENR-PENRO Marinduque following the prescribed outline. For information and record. IMELDA M. DIAZ Republic of the Philippines Department of Environment and Natural Resources PENRO MARINDUQUE Capitol Compound, Barangay Bangbangalon, Boac, Marinduque Tel. Nos.: (042) 332-1490/ (042) 332-0727/ (042) 332-1913 Website: https://penromarinduque.gov.ph Email: [email protected]
i Page No. Table of Contents i-v List of Tables vi-ix List of Figures x-xii List of Images xiii MESSAGE xiv FOREWORD xv-xvi THE PROFILE OF MARINDUQUE 1 ▪ Map of Marinduque 1 PART I GENERAL INFORMATION 2-42 PHYSICAL PROFILE 2-3 A. Land Area 2 B. Elevation and Scope 2 C. Coastal Area 3 D. Mineral Resources 3 E. Climate 3 F. Mean Annual Temperature 3 G. Relative Humidity 3 H. Mean Annual Rainfall 3 I. Natural Hazards/ Constraints 3 DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE 4-42 A. Population 4-12 B. Population Density 13 C. Annual Population Growth Rate 13 D. Literacy Rate 14 E. Education 14-18 F. Socio-Cultural Profile 19 1. Religion 2. Language and Dialects G. Economic Information 20-22 1. Consumer Price Index for All Income Households by Commodity Group (2012=100)
ii 2. Average Annual Family Income and Expenditure 3. Average Employment and Income H. Infrastructures 23-27 1. Road System 2. Bridges 3. Flood Control and Drainage System 4. Irrigation System 5. Completed Projects of DPWH – Marinduque District Office 6. Housing I. Transportation 27-31 1. Water Transportation 2. Airport 3. Land Vehicles J. Health 32-35 1. Health Manpower 2. Morbidity and Mortality K. Social Welfare 36 1. Elderly 2. Persons With Disability L. Communication 36-37 1. Radio Stations 2. Cable Televisions 3. Print/Media Organizations 4. Telecommunication M. Tourism and Culture 38-42 PART II ORGANIZATION’S INPUT 43-90 ▪ DENR Mandate (E.O. 192, s. 1987) 43 ▪ DENR Vision 43 ▪ DENR Mission 43 ▪ DENR Framework 44 ▪ Municipalities Within PENRO Marinduque Territorial Jurisdiction 45 ▪ Municipal Boundary Map of Marinduque 46 ▪ DENR Strategy Framework on Ecological Integrity, ▪ Clean, Healthy and Environment 47 ▪ Ten (10) Priority Programs of DENR 48 ▪ DENR Core Values 49 ▪ Mandate and Functions 50-51
iii ▪ Organizational Structure of DENR PENRO Marinduque 52 ▪ DENR MIMAROPA Region Key Officials 53-54 ▪ DENR PENRO Marinduque Key Officials 55-56 ▪ Manpower Strength Report of DENR PENRO Marinduque 57-58 ▪ DENR Accredited Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Marinduque 59 ▪ DENR Accredited People’s Organizations (POs) in Marinduque 60 ▪ Budget Appropriations, Allocation and Utilization per General Appropriations Act (GAA) 61-64 ▪ Gender and Development 65-83 ▪ Marinduque at a Glance 84-90 PART III SECTORAL STATISTICS 91-213 FOREST AND WATER RESOURCE UTILIZATION 91-127 A. Status of Land Classification 91-92 B. Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA) 93 C. Certificate of Stewardship Contract (CSC) 94-96 D. Certificate of Registration as Lumber Dealers 97 E. Certificate of Chainsaw Registration 97-100 F. Permits for Harvesting Timber Forest Products 101 G. Reforestation/ Plantation Areas 102-110 H. Self Monitoring 111-114 I. Socialized Industrialized Forest Management Agreement (SIFMA) 115 J. Forest Land Grazing Lease Agreement (FLGLA) 115 K. Forest Land Management Agreement (FLMA) 116 L. Forest Land Agreement for Tourism (FLAgT) 116 M. Production and Disposition of Sawlog/Veneer Log 117-124 N. Domestic Retail Price of Wood Panel Products 124 O. Domestic Retail Price of Rough Lumbers 125 P. Water Permit Applications 126-127 WILDLIFE RESOURCE UTILIZATION 128-130 A. Local Wildlife Transport Permits Issued 128-130 LANDS 131-158 A. Residential Patents 131-134 B. Agricultural Patents 135-137
iv C. Special Patents 138-141 D. Foreshore Lease 142-147 E. Foreshore Areas 148-150 F. Land Disposition 151 G. Land Uses 152-153 H. Cadastral Land Survey 154-158 FOREST MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION 159-165 A. Enhanced National Greening Program 159-163 B. Forestland Areas 164-165 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION 166-184 A. Priority Wetland Areas 166-167 B. Caves and Cave Resources 167-170 C. Marine Protected Area/Marine Reserve Area 171 D. Upland Areas 172-178 E. Coastal and Coastal Resources 179-181 F. Coral, Seagrass, and Mangrove Forest 182 G. Wildlife Rescued, Tagged and Released 183-184 MONITORING AND ENFORCEMENT 185-186 A. Lawin Forest and Biodiversity Protection System within the Forestlands 185-186 PROTECTED AREA MANAGEMENT 187-201 A. Protected Areas Management Board (PAMB) Officers and Members 187-188 B. Proclaimed Protected Areas and Watershed Areas 189 C. Upland Barangays Within Protected Area 190-191 D. SRPAO/Socio-Economic Assessment and Monitoring System (SEAMS) 192-193 E. Critically Endangered Species 194-196 F. Lawin Forest and Biodiversity Protection System within the Protected Area 197-198 G. Deputized Wildlife Enforcement Officers (WEO) 199 H. Ecotourism Destinations in Marinduque 200-201 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 202-211 A. Environmental Impact Assessment 202-207 B. Hazardous Waste Management 207-209 C. Implementation of Clean Air Act Regulations 209
v D. Implementation of Solid Waste Management Act Regulations 209-211 MINES AND GEOSCIENCES 212 A. Mineral Production by Mineral Commodity 212 ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 213 A. Pilot Plantations 213 B. Research and Development Projects 213 PART IV LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 214-253 PART V DIRECTORY OF NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 254-256 PART VI DIRECTORY OF PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT HEADS 257-258 PART VII 30TH NATIONAL STATISTICS MONTH 259
vi TABLE NO. TABLE TITLE PAGE NO. 1 Land Slope Classification 2 2 Population Enumerated in Various Censuses: 1960-2015 4 3 Total Population by Municipality: 2015 5 4 Land Area, Number of Barangays, Population and Rurban Code by Municipality: 2015 6 5 Total Population by Municipality and Barangay: 2015 7-9 6 Total Population by Municipality by Sex: 2015 9 7 Total Population by Municipality and Age Group: 2015 10 8 Voting Population: 2004-2016 11 9 Voting Population by Municipality: 2016 11 10 Marinduque Population by Municipality with Projected Population: 2016- 2020 12 11 Number of Schools by Level of Education: 2019 14 12 Enrollees in Public and Private School by Sex and Level: S.Y. 2019-2020 16 13 Consumer Price Index by Commodity Group: 2019 20 14 Family Income and Expenditures in Marinduque: 1994-2009 20 15 Employment by Municipality and Sex: 2019 21 16 Labor and Employment by Municipality: 2019 22 17 National Road Length by Classification, Surface Type and Condition (in kilometer): 2017 23 18 National Road Length by Classification, Surface Type and Condition (in kilometer): 2017 23 19 Road Network Summary (National Roads): 2017 24 20 Existing National Bridges (length & number) by Type RBIA Generated Reports (in linear meter): 2017 24 21 Existing Flood Control System in Marinduque by Municipality: 2016 25 22 Existing Irrigation System in Marinduque by Municipality: 2016 25 23 List of Projects Completed by DPWH Marinduque: 2019 26 24 Route and Schedule of Shipping Lines: 2019 27 25 Ports and its Location: 2019 27 26 Cargo Throughput by Port Management Office/Port: 2019 28 27 List of Airports and Route: 2019 28 28 List of Airports by Type: 2019 28 29 Volume of Registered Land Vehicles by Classification, Type and Municipality: 2019 29 30 Volume of Registered Land Vehicles by Classification, Type and Month: 2019 30 31 Government & Private Hospitals, Health Centers, Medical & Dental Clinics: 2019 32 32 Hospital Capacity and Occupancy Rate: 2016-2018 32 33 Hospital Medical and Personnel Manpower: 2019 33 34 Ten (10) Leading Causes of Morbidity: 2013-2018 34 35 Ten (10) Leading Causes of Mortality: 2013-2018 34 36 Livebirths, Total Deaths, Infant Deaths, Fetal Deaths and Maternal Deaths: 2019 35 37 Selected Causes of Death (Number and Rate/100,000 Population): 2019 35 38 Cable Television in the province of Marinduque: 2019 37 39 Marinduque Attractions by Municipality 38 40 Historical Markers in the Province of Marinduque 39-40 41 Tourist Attractions in the Province of Marinduque 40-42 42 Name and Area of Municipalities within PENRO Territorial Jurisdiction 45 43 Officials and Key Officers of DENR MIMAROPA Region: C.Y. 2019 53-54
vii 44 Officials and Key Officers of DENR PENRO Marinduque: C.Y. 2019 55-56 45 Manpower Resources of DENR PENRO Marinduque by Office/ Division: 2019 57 46 List of DENR Accredited Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Marinduque 59 47 List of DENR Accredited People’s Organizations (POs) in Marinduque 60 48 Summary of Budget Appropriations FY 2019-2020 per General Appropriations Act (GAA) by P/A/P by Year (P’000) 61 49 PENRO Marinduque Budget by P/A/P by Year (P’000): 2019-2021 62 50 Summary of Budget Allocation and Utilization by Year: 2015-2019 63 51 National Greening Program (NGP) Budget by Year: 2011-2019 64 52 Annual Gender and Development (GAD) Accomplishment Report F.Y. 2019 65-68 53 Annual Gender and Development (GAD) Plan and Budget F.Y. 2020 69-73 54 Annual Gender and Development (GAD) Plan and Budget F.Y. 2021 74-81 55 Reconstitution of the DENR Gender and Development (GAD) Focal Point System: C.Y. 2019 82-83 56 Total Land Classification Status by Municipality (Area in Hectares) 91 57 List of Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFMA) by Municipality 93 58 Total Number of Certificate of Stewardship Contract (CSC) issued: 1983- 1995 94 59 Total Number of Certificate of Stewardship Contract (CSC) evaluated by Year: 1996-2019 95 60 Number of Certificate of Stewardship Contract (CSC) issued and evaluated by Municipality as of C.Y. 2019 96 61 List of Registered Lumber Dealers 97 62 Number of Chainsaw Registration issued by Municipality and Year: 2011- 2019 97 63 Number of Chainsaw Registration issued by Sex and Year: 2011-2019 99 64 Number of Chainsaw Registration issued by Municipality and Sex: 2011- 2019 100 65 Private Land Timber Permits (PLTPs) and Special Private Land Timber Permits (SPLTPs) issued: 2017-2019 101 66 Certificate of Private Tree Plantation Ownership (CTPO) issued by Year and Municipality: 1997-2019 102 67 Number of CTPO issued by Sex and Year: 1997-2019 104 68 Number of CTPO issued by Municipality and Sex: 1997-2019 106 69 Certificate of Verification (COV) issued by Year and Municipality: 2011- 2019 107 70 Number of COV issued by Sex and Year: 2011-2019 109 71 Number of COV issued by Municipality and Sex: 2011-2019 110 72 Self Monitoring issued by Year and Municipality: 2014-2019 111 73 Number of Self Monitoring issued by Sex and Year: 2014-2019 113 74 Number of Self Monitoring issued by Municipality and Sex: 2014-2019 114 75 List of Existing SIFMA Holders 115 76 List of Existing FLGLA Holders 115 77 List of FLMA Holders 116 78 Existing (FLAgT) Holder 116 79 List of Production and Disposition of Sawlog/Veneer Log: 2019 117-123 80 Quarterly Production and Disposition of Sawlog/Veneer Log by Municipality: 2019 124 81 List of Domestic Retail Price of Rough Lumbers: 2019 124 82 List of Domestic Retail Price of Wood Panel Products: 2019 125 83 Water Permit Applications by Municipality, by Water Source and by Purpose: 2018-2019 126 84 Water Permit Applications by Municipality, by Water Source and by Purpose: 2018-2019 127
viii 85 Total Number of Local Wildlife Transport Permits Issued: 2001–2019 128 86 Total Number of Local Wildlife Transport Permits Issued by Municipality and Year: 2018-2019 129 87 Number of Permittees applied for WFP/WCP by Sex and Year: 2017-2019 130 88 Number of Residential Patents Issued by Municipality and Year: 2011-2019 131 89 Number of Residential Patents issued by Sex and Year: 2011-2019 133 90 Number of Residential Patents issued by Municipality and Sex: 2011-2019 134 91 Number of Agricultural Patents Issued by Municipality and Sex: 2010-2019 135 92 Number of Agricultural Patents issued by Sex and Year: 2010-2019 137 93 Number of Special Patents Issued by Municipality by Area: 2015-2019 138 94 Number of Special Patents issued by Sex and Year: 2011-2019 140 95 Number of Special Patents issued by Municipality and Sex: 2011-2019 141 96 Number of Foreshore Lease Applications Appraised by Municipality by Area: 1993-2019 142 97 Number of Foreshore Lease Applications Appraised by Sex and Municipality: 1993-2019 145 98 Number of Foreshore Lease Applications Appraised by Municipality by Area: 1993-2019 147 99 List of Foreshore Lease Occupants/Lessee and Other Information: 2019 148 100 Number of Special Patents issued by Sex and Year: 2011-2019 149 101 Number of Special Patents issued by Municipality and Sex: 2011-2019 150 102 Summary of Land Disposition by Municipality 151 103 Summary of Land Uses by Municipality 152 104 Cadastral Land Survey by Municipality: 2019 154 105 Number of Survey Authority Issued by Municipality by Area: 2012-2019 155 106 Number of Survey Authority issued by Sex and Year: 2012-2019 157 107 Number of Survey Authority issued by Municipality and Sex: 2012-2019 158 108 Summary Report on the Reforestation Projects by Year and Municipality: 2011-2019 159 109 National Greening Program (NGP) Area Planted: 2011-2019 160 110 National Greening Program (NGP): Seedlings Planted: 2011-2019 161 111 National Greening Program (NGP): Survival Rates: 2011-2019 162 112 Enhanced National Greening Program: CY 2019 163 113 Enhanced National Greening Program by Commodity: CY 2019 163 114 Community-Based Employment Program: CY 2018 163 115 Number of Barangays Within Forestland by Municipality 164 116 List of Barangays Within Forestland by Municipality 165 117 Priority Wetland Areas Monitored 166-167 118 List of Caves Identified in Marinduque 167-169 119 List of Assessed and Classified Caves in Marinduque 170 120 MOA in support to “Adopt-a-Cave” Project 170 121 List of Marine Protected Areas/Marine Reserve Areas in Marinduque 171 122 Upland Barangays by Municipality 172 123 Upland Barangays Outside Protected Area by Municipality 172 124 List of Upland Barangays by Municipality 173-174 125 List of Upland Barangays Outside the Protected Area by Municipality 175-176 126 Coastal Barangays by Municipality 179 127 List of Coastal Barangays by Municipality 181 128 Coral, Seagrass and Mangrove Forest 182 129 Summary Report on Rescued, Tagged and Released Sea Turtles (Pawikan) by Year and by Municipality: 2016-2019 183 130 Summary Report on Sheltered, Turned-Over and Released Wildlife by Type: 2019 184 131 Lawin Team for Forest and Biodiversity Protection System within the Forestlands 185 132 List and Status of Threats Encountered within the Forestlands: 2019 185 133 Patrol Route prepared and conducted within Forestland by Year and Kilometer: 2017-2019 186
ix 134 List of PAMB Officers and Members of the Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary: C.Y. 2019 187-188 135 List of Proclaimed Protected Areas under NIPAS: 2019 189 136 List of Proclaimed Protected Areas and Watershed Areas: 2019 189 137 List of Watershed in the Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary: 2019 189 138 Upland Barangays Within Protected Area by Municipality 190 139 List of Upland Barangays Within Protected Area by Municipality 190 140 Summary of MWS Socioeconomic Assessment and Monitoring System: 2016-2017 192 141 Summary of Tenured Migrants within Protected Area: 2016-2017 193 142 List of Critically Endangered Flora and Fauna: 2019 194 143 Bat Species Richness, Abundance, and Conservation Status at the Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary 194 144 Bird Species Richness, Abundance, and Conservation Status at the Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary 195 145 Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary Land Uses 195 146 Types of Forests/Vegetation at the Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary 195 147 Lawin Team for Forest and Biodiversity Protection System within the Protected Area: 2019 197 148 List of Green Brigades/Biodiversity Protection Assistant: 2019 197 149 Patrol Route prepared and conducted within the Protected Area by Year and Kilometer: 2017-2019 198 150 List of Deputized Wildlife Enforcement Officers (WEOs) 199 151 List of Ecotourism Destinations in Marinduque 200-201 152 List of Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) Issued: 2018 202 153 List of Projects surveyed without Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC): 2019 203 154 List of Environmentally Critical Projects (ECPs) Monitored: 2019 203 155 List of Environmentally Critical Projects (ECPs) Validated: 2019 203 156 List of Non-Environmentally Critical Projects (Non-ECPs) Monitored: 2019 204-205 157 List of Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC) Validated: 2019 206 158 List of Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC) Issued: 2018 206-207 159 List of Hazardous Waste (HW) Generator Registration Certificate Issued: 2016-2018 207-208 160 List of Hospitals Monitored: 2019 209 161 List of Private Emission Testing Centers Monitored: 2019 209 162 Barangays with Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs) by Municipality: 2019 209 163 Municipal Disposal Facilities: 2019 210 164 Volume of Municipal Waste Treated by Type of Treatment and Disposal: 2019 211 165 Mineral Production by Mineral Commodity: 2018-2019 212 166 Mineral Production by Municipality Mineral Commodity: 2018-2019 212 167 List of Pilot plantations established and maintained: 1999-2009 213 168 List of Completed Research and Development Projects: 1997-2010 213 169 List of Local Government Officials in Marinduque: 2019-2022 214-215 170 Standing Committees of the 15th Sangguniang Panlalawigan: 2019 216-218 171 List of Barangay Officials in Marinduque: 2018-2020 219-253 172 List of National Government Officials: 2019 254-256 173 List of Marinduque Provincial Government Department Heads: 2019 257-258
x FIGURE NO. FIGURE TITLE PAGE NO. 1 Percentage of Total Land Area in Marinduque 2 2 Total Population of Marinduque: 1960-2015 4 3 Percentage of Total Population by Municipality: 2015 5 4 Total Population by Municipality: 2015 5 5 Percentage of Total Land Area by Municipality (has.): 2015 6 6 Percentage of Total A & D Land by Municipality (has.): 2015 6 7 Percentage of Total Forestland by Municipality: 2015 6 8 Population by Municipality and Sex: 2015 9 9 Percentage of Total Population by Municipality and Sex: 2015 9 10 Population by Municipality and Age Group: 2015 10 11 Percentage of Total Population by Municipality and Age Group: 2015 10 12 Percentage of Total Number of Schools by Type: 2019 15 13 Number of Schools by Level of Education: 2019 15 14 Number of Enrollees by Level and Type in Public and Private Schools: S.Y. 2019-2020 17 15 Percentage of Total Enrollees in Public and Private Schools: S.Y. 2019-2020 17 16 Total Enrollees in Public and Private Schools by Sex: S.Y. 2019-2020 17 17 Percentage of Total Enrollees in Public Schools by Sex: S.Y. 2019-2020 18 18 Percentage of Total Enrollees in Private Schools by Sex: S.Y. 2019-2020 18 19 Total Number of Member of Labor Force by Sex and Municipality: 2019 21 20 Percentage of Total Labor Force by Sex: 2019 21 21 Labor and Employment by Municipality: 2019 22 22 Volume of Registered Land Vehicles by Month: 2019 30 23 Volume of Registered Land Vehicles by Municipality: 2019 31 24 Percentage of Total Land Vehicles by Category: 2019 31 25 DENR Framework 44 26 Percentage of Total Land Area in Marinduque by Municipality 45 27 Percentage of Total Distribution of Manpower Strength by Sex: 2019 58 28 Total Composition of PENRO Marinduque (Permanent and Contractual) by Office and Sex: 2019 58 29 Percentage of Total Distribution of Manpower Strength by Employment Status: 2019 58 30 Percentage of Total Distribution of PENRO Marinduque Budget by Object: F.Y. 2019 61 31 Percentage of Total Distribution of PENRO Marinduque Budget by Object: F.Y. 2020 61 32 Percentage of Total Budget Allocation by Year: 2015-2019 63 33 Summary of Budget Allocation and Utilization by Year: 2015-2019 63 34 Percentage of Total Distribution of GAD Budget: F.Y. 2019 68 35 Percentage of Total Distribution of GAD Actual Cost/ Expenditures: F.Y. 2019 68 36 Percentage of Total Distribution of GAD Budget: F.Y. 2020 81 37 Percentage of Total Distribution of GAD Budget: F.Y. 2021 81 38 Percentage of Total Land Classification in Marinduque 92 39 Percentage of Total Land Area in Marinduque by Municipality 92 40 Percentage of Total of A & D Land in Marinduque by Municipality 92 41 Percentage of Total Forest Land in Marinduque by Municipality 92 42 Percentage of Total Tenured Areas in Marinduque by Municipality: 2019 93 43 Percentage of Total PO Members by Sex: 2019 93 44 Total Number of Certificate of Stewardship Contract (CSC) issued: 1983- 1995 94
xi 45 Total Number of Certificate of Stewardship Contract (CSC) evaluated: 1996- 2019 95 46 Percentage of Certificate of Stewardship Contract (CSC) Issued by Municipality as of C.Y. 2019 96 47 Percentage of Total Issued CSCs as of C.Y. 2019 96 48 Percentage of Total CSCs by Status as of C.Y. 2019 96 49 Number of Chainsaw Registration issued by Municipality: 2011-2019 98 50 Number of Chainsaw Registration issued by Year: 2011-2019 98 51 Percentage of Total Chainsaw Registration issued by Sex: 2011-2019 99 52 Percentage of Total Chainsaw Registration issued by Municipality: 2011- 2019 100 53 Number of PLTPs & SPLTPs issued by Municipality: 2017-2019 101 54 Percentage of Total PLTPs & SPLTPs issued by Sex: 2017-2019 101 55 Number of CTPO issued by Municipality: 1997-2019 103 56 Number of CTPO issued by Year: 1997-2019 103 57 Percentage of Total CTPO issued by Sex: 1997-2019 105 58 Percentage of Total CTPO issued by Municipality: 1997-2019 106 59 Number of COV issued by Municipality: 2011-2019 108 60 Number of COV issued by Year: 2011-2019 108 61 Percentage of Total COV issued by Sex: 2011-2019 109 62 Percentage of Total COV issued by Municipality: 2011-2019 110 63 Number of Self Monitoring issued by Municipality: 2014-2019 111 64 Number of Self Monitoring issued by Year: 2014-2019 112 65 Percentage of Total Self Monitoring issued by Sex: 2014-2019 113 66 Percentage of Total Self Monitoring issued by Municipality: 2014-2019 114 67 Number of Water Permit issued by Municipality: 2019 126 68 Percentage of Total Water Permit issued by Year: 2019 126 69 Percentage of Total Water Permit issued by Water Sources: 2019 127 70 Percentage of Total Water Permit issued by Water Use Purpose: 2019 127 71 Total Number of Local Wildlife Transport Permits Issued: 2010-2019 128 72 Number of LTP Issued by Municipality: 2018-2019 129 73 Percentage of Total LTP Issued by Year: 2018-2019 129 74 Percentage of Total WFP/WCP Issued by Sex: 2017-2019 130 75 Number of Residential Patents issued by Municipality: 2011-2019 131 76 Percentage of Total Residential Patents Issued by Municipality: 2011-2019 131 77 Number of Residential Patents issued by Year: 2011-2019 132 78 Percentage of Total Residential Patents issued by Sex: 2011-2019 133 79 Percentage of Total Residential Patents issued by Municipality: 2011-2019 134 80 Number of Agricultural Patents issued by Municipality: 2010-2019 135 81 Percentage of Total Agricultural Patents Issued by Municipality: 2010-2019 135 82 Number of Agricultural Patents issued by Year: 2010-2019 136 83 Percentage Total of Agricultural Patents issued by Sex: 2010-2019 137 84 Number of Special Patents issued by Municipality: 2015-2019 138 85 Number of Special Patents issued by Year: 2015-2019 139 86 Percentage of Total Special Patents issued by Sex: 2011-2019 140 87 Percentage of Total Special Patents issued by Municipality: 2011-2019 141 88 Number of Foreshore Lease Applications Appraised by Municipality: 1993- 2019 143 89 Number of Foreshore Lease Applications Appraised by Year: 1993-2019 144 90 Percentage of Total Foreshore Lease Applications Appraised by Sex: 1993- 2019 146 91 Percentage of Total Foreshore Lease Applications Appraised by Municipality: 1993-2019 147 92 Percentage of Total Special Patents issued by Sex: 2011-2019 149 93 Percentage of Total Special Patents issued by Municipality: 2011-2019 150 94 Percentage of Total Distribution of Classified A & D by Land Disposition (in Hectares) 151
xii 95 Percentage of Total Distribution of Classified A & D by Land Disposition (in Number of Lots) 151 96 Percentage of Total Distribution of Classified A & D by Land Uses (in Hectares): 2019 153 97 Percentage of Total Approved A & D Lots Area by Municipality (in hectares): 2019 154 98 Number of Survey Authority issued by Municipality: 2012-2019 155 99 Number of Survey Authority issued by Year: 2012-2019 156 100 Percentage of Total Survey Authority issued by Sex: 2012-2019 157 101 Percentage of Total Survey Authority issued by Municipality: 2012-2019 158 102 Percentage of Total Reforestation Projects by Area Planted and Municipality: 2011-2019 159 103 Percentage of Total Reforestation Projects by Number of Sites and Municipality: 2011-2019 159 104 Total Actual Area Planted per NGP Year (in hectare): 2011-2019 160 105 Total Number of Actual Seedlings Planted per NGP Year: 2011-2019 161 106 NGP Regular: 2011-2019 162 107 Percentage of Total Number of Barangays Within Forestland by Municipality 164 108 Percentage of Total Forestland Area by Municipality 164 109 Percentage of Total Number of Upland Barangays by Municipality 177 110 Percentage of Total Number of Upland Barangays Outside the Protected Area by Municipality 177 111 Percentage of Total Area of Upland Barangays by Municipality 177 112 Percentage of Total Area of Upland Barangays Outside the Protected Area by Municipality 177 113 Percentage of Total Number Upland Barangays in Marinduque 178 114 Percentage of Total Area of Upland Barangays in Marinduque 178 115 Percentage of Total Number of Coastal Barangays by Municipality 179 116 Percentage of Total Coastal Water Area by Municipality 179 117 Percentage of Total Coastline Length by Municipality 180 118 Percentage of Total Coastal Resources in the province of Marinduque: 2019 182 119 Number of Rescued, Tagged and Released Sea Turtles (Pawikan) by Year: 2016-2019 183 120 Percentage of Total Rescued, Tagged and Released Sea Turtles (Pawikan) by Municipality: 2016-2019 183 121 Percentage of Total Sheltered, Turned-Over and Released Wildlife: 2019 184 122 Patrol Route prepared and conducted within Forestland by Year and Kilometer: 2017-2019 186 123 Percentage of Total Accomplishment on the Patrol Route prepared and conducted within Forestland by Year and Kilometer: 2017-2019 186 124 Percentage of Total Number of Upland Barangays by Municipality 191 125 Percentage of Total Upland Area by Municipality 191 126 Percentage of Total Tenured Migrants within Protected Area by Municipality and Sex: 2016-2017 193 127 Percentage of Total Barangays with Tenured Migrants with Protected Area by Municipality: 2016-2017 193 128 Percentage of Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary Land Uses by Dominant Land 196 129 Percentage of Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary Land Uses by Dominant Land 196 130 Patrol Route prepared and conducted within Protected Area by Year and Kilometer: 2017-2019 198 131 Percentage of Total Accomplishment on the Patrol Route prepare and conducted within Area by Year and Kilometer: 2017-2019 198 132 Percentage Volume of Municipal Waste Treated by Type of Treatment and Disposal: 2019 211 133 Percentage Volume of Municipal Waste Treated by Type of Treatment and Disposal: 2019 211
xiii IMAGE NO. IMAGE TITLE PAGE NO. 1 Map of Marinduque 1 2 Municipal Boundary Map of Marinduque 46 3 DENR Strategy Framework on Ecological Integrity, Clean, Healthy and Environment 47 4 Ten (10) Priority Programs of DENR 48 5 DENR Core Values 49 6 Organizational Structure of DENR PENRO Marinduque 52 7 DENR PENRO Marinduque One Control Map 84 8 2010 Land Classification Maps of Marinduque 85 9 2010 Land Use Map of Marinduque 86 10 Tenurial Map of DENR-PENRO Marinduque 87 11 National Greening Program (NGP) Map of DENR-PENRO Marinduque 88 12 Geo-Hazard Map of Marinduque 89 13 Landslide Map of Marinduque 90 14 30th National Statistics Month 259
i The DENR-PENRO Marinduque proudly presents this 2019 ENR Information and Statistics. This year’s theme “Data Innovation: Key to a Better Nation” highlights the importance of availability of relevant and reliable statistical data as key inputs to effective planning, management and policy-making for sustainable development of our environment and remaining natural resources as the world is experiencing a digital revolution. The ENR Information and Statistics has been prepared annually by this Office to provide basic and updated statistical data information on Environment and Natural Resources in Marinduque province. Much of the data were obtained from the various sectors of Forestry, Lands, Environment, Protected Areas, Wildlife, Coastal and Marine, Research, Administrative and Support Services. Likewise, other data were generated from local government units, other government agencies, academe, non-government organizations and civic groups. The reliability of data depend on how the data from various entities/organizations are collected, processed, stored, documented and disseminated. We hope that this ENR Information and Statistics will convey to our stakeholders from the private sectors, the academe, civil society, and the government the information and data as basis for the policies we have implemented as well as showcase the extent of our dedication to the fulfillment of our mandate. Together, we can achieve the vision of the Filipino people for its country as outlined by “Ambisyon Natin 2040”, ang mabigyan ang bawat Pilipino ng isang Matatag, Maginhawa at Panatag na Buhay. IMELDA M. DIAZ
ii The DENR-PENRO Marinduque proudly presents this 2019 ENR Information and Statistics. It is updated annually by the Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Unit under the Planning Section which started since year 2007. This year’s theme “Data Innovation: Key to a Better Nation”. ENR Information and Statistics summarizes about the correct data and historical information of DENR projects, accomplishments and programs in the past years and at present. The aid of reliable source of data are helpful in formulating, planning and forecasting that responses suitable policies, better decision making, sustainable development outcomes and innovations. For more than a decade, this now serves as a Book – providing people with an immediate idea of the big picture of how far the DENR has done so much in Marinduque, state of the environment and natural resources and what’s the next picture that we want to achieve in the future for the benefit of our generations. Together, we can achieve the vision of the Filipino people for its country as outlined by “Ambisyon Natin 2040”, ang mabigyan ang bawat Pilipino ng isang Matatag, Maginhawa at Panatag na Buhay. GEMMA P. DELOS REYES
iii This Year’s ENR Information and Statistics theme “Data Innovation: Key to a Better Nation” highlights the importance of new strategies for data management in support to the country’s social, economic and sustainable development goal. It aims to emphasize the importance of initiatives and digital transformation in statistical system processes and technologies in coming up with responsive and quality statistics – statistics for planners, policy makers and program implementers – that are timely and responsive especially to the current environmental challenges of the fast-changing world, climate change and environmental degradation, among others. As a primary agency responsible for the conservation, management, development, and proper use of country’s environment and natural resources, the challenge to initiate new system of integration of ENR information and data on Forestry, Lands Protected Areas, Wildlife, Coastal and Marine, Mining, Environment, Research and other data from LGUs and Stakeholders into digital form and analysis is evolving and a continuous process to improve the generation and dissemination of efficient and effective online access of data and information. We hope that this 2019 ENR Information and Statistics’ contribution of the DENR PENRO Marinduque will help and support our stakeholders in attaining the Agency’s contribution to Overall Strategic Framework of ensuring ecological, clean and healthy environment, through better planning, policies, programs and implementation based on responsive and quality statistics that are generated through technological advancement. Likewise, DENR-PENRO Marinduque fully commit itself to the Filipino people to assure the achievement of the country’s long-term vision – “Ambisyon Natin 2040” that aims to provide “Matatag, Maginhawa at Panatag na Buhay” for all. highlights the importance of availability of timely, relevant and reliable statistical data as key inputs for effective CYNTHIA U. LOZANO
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 1 Marinduque is an island province in the Philippines located in Southwestern Tagalog Region formerly designated as MIMAROPA Region. It lies between Tayabas Bay to the north and Sibuyan Sea to the south. It is also west of the Bondoc Peninsula of Quezon province, east of Mindoro Island and north of the island province of Romblon. On February 21, 1920, an act 2280 was passed by the Philippine Congress reestablishing the island of Marinduque as a separate province after years of being part of other provinces. It is known as the “Heart of the Philippines” in connection of its heart shape and also called as the “Geodetic Center of the Philippines” because of the geodetic marker in the island province, the Luzon Datum of 1911 established by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey (USCGS). A diorite rock with a hole on its center and marks the reference of all geodetic, hydrographic, and topographic surveys in the country. The island province consists of six municipalities namely: Boac, Gasan, Buenavista, Torrijos, Santa Cruz, and Mogpog. Boac is the capital of Marinduque. Gasan is considered as one of the cleanest and greenest municipality and covers a forest reserve in the eastern part of it. It is also the gateway to the island of Mindoro. Buenavista on the other hand, is the smallest of the six municipalities and was named such because of the "good view" of the Tablas Strait and offshore islands. Torrijos is deemed to be the Summer Capital of the province and known for its locally-grown strawberries. Santa Cruz is the largest of all the six municipalities both in land area and population. While Mogpog is the primary gateway of the province through Balanacan port and known as the original home of the Moriones Lenten Rites and Kangga Festival. Up to present, Marinduque was considered as the second most peaceful province in the Philippines due to its low crime rate statistics by the Philippine National Police and Philippine Security. Image 1. Map of Marinduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 2 77.00% 23.00% Figure 1. Percentage of Total Land Area in Marinduque A & D Land Forestland A. LAND AREA Marinduque is a Lone District that consists of six (6) Municipalities namely, Boac, Gasan, Buenavista, Torrijos, Santa Cruz, and Mogpog which comprises a total of 218 barangays. Municipality of Boac is considered as the capital of the province. The island province has a total land area of 95,925 hectares having the municipality of Sta. Cruz with the largest area among the remaining municipalities. The alienable and disposable land in the province is about 73,720 hectares which is 77% of the total land area while the remaining 23% is in the forestland area of about 22,205 hectares. B. ELEVATION AND SLOPE Approximately 83% of the total land area is hills and mountains while 17% are builtup areas, coastal, swamp and marshy areas. The highest peak of the island is Mt. Malindig with elevation of 1,157 meters above sea level located in the southern tip of the island. The landscape of the province is classified with the following six (6) categories of slope: 0%-3%, 3%-8%, 8%-15%, 15%-18%. The land is suitable to paddy cultivation with slope less than 3% which is about 10% of the total. The topographically steep land with slope over 8% accounts for 38% of the whole land would remain as reserved land for soil conservation and water retention and the respective areas can be shown as follows: Table 1. Land Slope Classification SLOPE RATIO EQUIVALENT LAND AREA 0% 5.8% 5,564 0% - 3% 10.3% 9,880 3% - 8% 9.0% 8,633 8% - 15% 15.5% 14,868 15% - 18% 21.9% 21,008 More than 18% 37.5% 35,972 TOTAL 100% 95,925 Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 3 C. COASTAL AREA The coastal area of Marinduque takes up about 241,500 hectares with a water area of 2,700.97 sqare meters and a coastline length of 223.34 kilometers. Out of 218 barangays of the province, 83 of which are coastal barangays. D. MINERAL RESOURCES The island province of Marinduque benefitted well from deposits of copper before the incident of tailings took place in 1996. Other minerals found in the rich soil of the island are iron, manganese, limestone, gold and silver. E. CLIMATE The type of climate in Marinduque according to the Modified Corona's Classification of Climate is categorized as Type III climate having no very pronounced maximum rain period, with a short dry season lasting only from one to three months, either during the period from December to February or from March to May. This climate type resembles type I since it has a short dry season. F. MEAN ANNUAL TEMPERATURE The annual mean, maximum and minimum temperatures were calculated at 27.0, 32.9 and 22.3 degrees centigrade, respectively. G. RELATIVE HUMIDITY Humidity average is 78% year-round. The average monthly relative humidity varies between 71% in March and 85% in September. The combination of warm temperature and high relative and absolute humidity give rise to high sensible temperature throughout the archipelago. It is especially uncomfortable during March to May, when temperature and humidity attain their maximum levels. H. MEAN ANNUAL RAINFALL The annual mean, maximum, and minimum temperatures were calculated at 27.0 °C (80.6 °F), 32.9 °C (91.2 °F) and 22.3 °C (72.1 °F) respectively. Humidity average is 78% yearround with an average annual rainfall totaling 2,034.6 mm (80.1 inches). I. NATURAL HAZARDS/ CONSTRAINTS Marinduque province is prone to Natural Hazards like Hydro Meteorological, flooding caused by heavy rains brought by typhoons, mudflows, drought, earthquakes, liquefaction, landslide and erosion, tsunami and climate change.
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 4 0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 1960 1970 1975 1980 1990 199 Total Number of Population Censal Year Figure 2. Total Population A. POPULATION Considering the province’s land area, population density in 2015 slightly higher than the 2010 population density of 237 persons per s MIMAROPA Region both in physical and demographic features, but it ra of Gasan. Table 2. Population Enumerated in Various Censuses: 1960-2015 MUNICIPALITY 1960 FEB. 15 1970 MAY 6 1975 MAY 1 1980 MAY 1 1 M Boac (Capital) 26,712 32,402 35,649 37,005 4 Buenavista 7,303 10,463 11,787 13,025 1 Gasan 14,508 19,827 20,596 23,185 2 Mogpog 18,413 21,980 24,736 26,399 2 Santa Cruz 32,765 41,300 49,274 51,846 5 Torrijos 14,885 18,137 20,762 22,255 2 TOTAL 114,586 144,109 162,804 173,715 18 Sources: Philippine Statistics Authority - Marinduque, Various Census Reports
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 4 95 2000 2007 2010 2015 r of Marinduque: 1960-2015 Total Population 5 is at 264 persons per square kilometer (640 persons per square mile), square kilometer. The province of Marinduque is the smallest in the anked 1 in terms of density in population especially in the municipality CENSAL YEAR 1990 MAY 1 1995 SEPT. 1 2000 MAY 1 2007 AUG. 1 2010 MAY 1 2015 AUG. 1 41,034 44,609 48,504 50,823 52,892 54,730 5,495 17,358 19,271 21,018 23,111 23,988 5,236 26,944 30,232 33,772 33,402 34,828 5,337 28,201 31,330 33,341 33,384 34,043 2,926 56,991 60,055 61,322 55,673 56,408 5,496 25,807 28,000 29,360 29,366 30,524 85,524 199,910 217,392 229,636 227,828 234,521
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 5 0 10,000 20,000 30, Boac (Capital) Buenavista Gasan Mogpog Santa Cruz Torrijos Total Number Municipalities Figure 4. Total Popula Table 3. Total Population by Municipality: 2015 MUNICIPALITY NUMBER OF BARANGAY TOTAL NO. OF POPULAT Boac (Capital) 61 54,730 Buenavista 15 23,988 Gasan 25 34,828 Mogpog 37 34,043 Santa Cruz 55 56,408 Torrijos 25 30,524 TOTAL 218 234,521 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority - Marinduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 5 23.34% 10.23% 14.85% 14.52% 24.05% 13.02% Figure 3. Percentage of Total Population by Municipality: 2015 Boac (Capital) Buenavista Gasan Mogpog Santa Cruz Torrijos ,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 r of Population ation by Municipality: 2015 Total Population TION
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 6 22.17% 8.19% 12.44% 9.15% 25.71% 22.34% Figure 5. Percentage of Total Land Area by Municipality (has.): 2015 Boac (Capital) Buenavista Gasan Mogpog Santa Cruz Torrijos 21.50% 6.55% 12.14% 11.17% 27.51% 21.13% Figure 6.Percentage of T Municipality (ha Table 4. Land Area, Number of Barangays, Population and Rurban Co PROVINCE/ MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA (HAS.) NUMBER OF BARANGAYS INCOME CLASS TOTAL A AND D FOREST Boac (Capital) 21,265 15,849 5,416 61 1st Buenavista 7,860 4,831 3,029 15 4th Gasan 11,930 8,948 2,982 25 3rd Mogpog 8,780 8,235 545 37 3rd Santa Cruz 24,660 20,279 4,381 55 1st Torrijos 21,430 15,578 5,852 25 3rd MARINDUQUE 95,925 73,720 22,205 218 4th Sources: http://www.nscb.gov.ph/activestats https://www.comelec.gov.ph/?r=2016NLE/Statistics/Philippine2016VotersPr https://www.phlpost.gov.ph/zip-code-search.php
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 6 % Total A & D Land by as.): 2015 Boac (Capital) Buenavista Gasan Mogpog Santa Cruz Torrijos 24.39% 13.64% 13.43% 2.45% 19.73% 26.35% Figure 7. Percentage of Total Forestland by Municipality: 2015 Boac (Capital) Buenavista Gasan Mogpog Santa Cruz Torrijos ode by Municipality: 2015 REGISTERED VOTERS (AS OF JANUARY 2016) POPULATION (AS OF AUGUST 1, 2015) ZIP CODE PHILIPPINE STANDARD GEOGRAPHIC CODE (PSGC) (AS OF 30 JUNE 2015) 30,619 54,730 4900 174001000 13,257 23,988 4904 174002000 20,684 34,828 4905 174003000 20,478 34,043 4901 174004000 34,088 56,408 4902 174005000 16,984 30,524 4903 174006000 136,110 234,521 174000000 ofile/ByProvCity
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 7 Table 5. Total Population by Municipality and Barangay: 2015 Municipality and Barangay Total Population BOAC (CAPITAL) 54,730 Agot 697 Agumaymayan 531 Amoingon 1,316 Apitong 436 Balagasan 752 Balaring 521 Balimbing 1,492 Balogo 1,565 Bangbangalon 1,260 Bamban 438 Bantad 1,334 Bantay 1,478 Bayuti 200 Binunga 711 Boi 693 Boton 228 Buliasnin 1,296 Bunganay 1,903 Caganhao 1,040 Canat 610 Catubugan 651 Cawit 2,417 Daig 531 Daypay 320 Duyay 1,555 Ihatub 1,179 Isok I (Pob.) 753 Municipality and Barangay Total Population Isok II (Pob.) 1,277 Hinapulan 653 Laylay 2,540 Lupac 1,732 Mahinhin 623 Mainit 852 Malbog 489 Maligaya 772 Malusak (Pob.) 293 Mansiwat 385 Mataas na Bayan (Pob.) 571 Maybo 930 Mercado (Pob.) 1,475 Murallon (Pob.) 513 Ogbac 371 Pawa 792 Pili 367 Poctoy 333 Poras 982 Puting Buhangin 530 Puyog 904 Sabong 85 San Miguel (Pob.) 216 Santol 1,670 Sawi 989 Tabi 1,525 Tabigue 876
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 7 Municipality and Barangay Total Population Tagwak 346 Tambunan 573 Tampus (Pob.) 1,246 Tanza 1,810 Tugos 1,514 Tumagabok 408 Tumapon 181 BUENAVISTA 23,988 Bagacay 1,091 Bagtingon 1,623 Barangay I (Pob.) 1,255 Barangay II (Pob.) 413 Barangay III (Pob.) 584 Barangay IV (Pob.) 638 Bicas-Bicas 775 Caigangan 2,459 Daykitin 3,011 Libas 2,301 Malbog 1,782 Sihi 1,478 Timbo (Sanggulong) 1,030 Tungib-Lipata 2,299 Yook 3,249 Municipality and Barangay Total Population GASAN 34,828 Antipolo 1,560 Bachao Ibaba 1,027 Bachao Ilaya 1,036 Bacong-Bacong 1,022 Bahi 1,953 Bangbang 1,602 Banot 909 Banuyo 1,564 Barangay I (Pob.) 816 Barangay II (Pob.) 373 Barangay III (Pob.) 603 Bognuyan 977 Cabugao 814 Dawis 1,999 Dili 1,821 Libtangin 1,451 Mahunig 1,038 Mangiliol 532 Masiga 2,777 Matandang Gasan 1,581 Pangi 1,755 Pingan 2,059 Tabionan 1,222 Tapuyan 1,371 Tiguion 2,966
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 8 (Continuation) Municipality and Barangay Total Population MOGPOG 34,043 Anapo-Sibucao 787 Argao 1,249 Balanacan 3,258 Banto 320 Bintakay 2,382 Bocboc 675 Butansapa 966 Candahon 386 Capayang 1,311 Danao 663 Dulong Bayan (Pob.) 757 Gitnang Bayan (Pob.) 501 Guisian 1,372 Hinadharan 195 Hinanggayon 495 Ino 1,472 Janagdong 1,402 Lamesa 494 Laon 1,451 Magapua 1,150 Malayak 351 Malusak 365 Mampaitan 216 MangyanMababad 246 Municipality and Barangay Total Population Market Site (Pob.) 864 Mataas na Bayan 739 Mendez 722 Nangka I 1,146 Nangka II 940 Paye 1,188 Pili 526 Puting Buhangin 749 Sayao 1,456 Silangan 748 Sumangga 1,315 Tarug 580 Villa Mendez (Pob.) 606 SANTA CRUZ 56,408 Alobo 1,087 Angas 1,169 Aturan 1,196 Bagong Silang Pob. (2nd Zone) 1,057 Baguidbirin 187 Baliis 724 Balogo 1,114 Banahaw Pob. (3rd Zone) 2,211 Bangcuangan 662 Banogbog 454 Biga 336
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 8 Municipality and Barangay Total Population Botilao 1,100 Buyabod 2,719 Dating Bayan 419 Devilla 633 Dolores 1,535 Haguimit 514 Hupi 1,619 Ipil 2,106 Jolo 256 Kaganhao 632 Kalangkang 478 Kamandugan 643 Kasily 1,045 Kilo-Kilo 906 Kiñaman 384 Labo 531 Lamesa 937 Landy 1,564 Lapu-Lapu Pob. (5th Zone) 3,221 Libjo 293 Lipa 1,416 Lusok 917 Maharlika Pob. (1st Zone) 608 Makulapnit 457 Maniwaya 1,482 Manlibunan 889 Masaguisi 1,411 Municipality and Barangay Total Population Masalukot 693 Matalaba 1,523 Mongpong 1,353 Morales 773 Napo 1,727 Pag-asa Pob. (4th Zone) 1,654 Pantayin 427 Polo 946 Pulong-Parang 760 Punong 643 San Antonio 853 San Isidro 453 Tagum 1,177 Tamayo 806 Tambangan 865 Tawiran 1,420 Taytay 1,423 TORRIJOS 30,524 Bangwayin 325 Bayakbakin 316 Bolo 505 Bonliw 1,199 Buangan 2,253 Cabuyo 1,757 Cagpo 547 Dampulan 1,041 Kay Duke 512 Mabuhay 518
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 9 49.70% 50.30% Figure 9. Percentage of Total Population by Municipality and Sex: 2015 Male Female (Continuation) Municipality and Barangay Total Population Makawayan 1,273 Malibago 2,901 Malinao 759 Maranlig 1,497 Municipality and Barangay Total Population Marlangga 1,321 Matuyatuya 1,006 Nangka 916 Pakaskasan 394 Sources: Philippine Statistics Authority – Marinduque, http://www.psa.gov.ph/popula Table 6. Total Population by Municipality and Sex: 2015 MUNICIPALITY SEX MALE FEMALE TOTAL Boac (Capital) 27,697 27,033 54,730 Buenavista 12,286 11,702 23,988 Gasan 17,639 17,189 34,828 Mogpog 17,078 16,965 34,043 Santa Cruz 27,943 28,465 56,408 Torrijos 15,292 15,232 30,524 TOTAL 117,935 116,586 234,521 Sources: National Statistics Office of the Philippines (web), National Statistical Coordination Board (web), Philippine Statistics Authority – Marinduque, https://www.philatlas.com/luzon/mimaropa/marinduque.html
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 9 Municipality and Barangay Total Population Payanas 746 Poblacion 3,389 Poctoy 1,145 Sibuyao 1,689 Municipality and Barangay Total Population Suha 1,654 Talawan 443 Tigwi 2,418 ation-and-housing 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 Total Number of Population Municipalities Figure 8. Population by Municipality and Sex: 2015 Male Female
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 10 Table 7. Total Population by Municipality and Age Group: 2015 MUNICIPALITY 0-14 years old Boac (Capital) 17,846 Buenavista 8,907 Gasan 12,313 Mogpog 10,573 Santa Cruz 19,072 Torrijos 11,104 TOTAL 79,815 Sources: National Statistics Office of the Philippines (web), National Statistical Coord https://www.philatlas.com/luzon/mimaropa/marinduque.html 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 Total Number of Population Municipalities Figure 10. Population by Municipality and Age Group: 2015 0-14 years old 15-64 years o 65 years old a
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 0 34.00% 58.9% 7.1% Figure 11. Percentage of Total Population by Municipality and Age Group: 2015 0-14 years old 15-64 years old 65 years old and above AGE GROUPS 15-64 years old 65 years old and above 33,029 3,855 13,930 1,151 20,291 2,224 20,910 2,560 32,586 4,750 17,333 2,087 138,079 16,627 dination Board (web), Philippine Statistics Authority – Marinduque, 5 d ld and above
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 1 Voting Population More than half of the household populations were of voting ages percent of the total household population. This record is higher than election, voting population had a 4.52 percent increased or a total of registered for voting. These voters are biometrics registered in complia for the smooth and clean National Election of 2016 as shown in table b Table 8. Voting Population: 2004-2016 2004 2007 Registered Voters 111,709 114,414 Voter Turnout 93,957 93,207 Male Voters 48.24% 47.90% Female Voters 51.76% 52.10% Sources: COMELEC Marinduque (updating) Table 9. Voting Population by Municipality: 2016 MUNICIPALITY TOTAL NUMBER OF BARANGAYS TOTAL NUMBER OF ESTABLISHED PRECINCT Boac (Capital) 61 235 Buenavista 15 100 Gasan 25 155 Mogpog 37 151 Santa Cruz 55 283 Torrijos 25 128 TOTAL 218 1,052 Sources: COMELEC Marinduque (updating)
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 1 s. The proportion of voting age group (18 years old and over) was 58.04 n the 2010 voting population of 129,954 of the province. In the 2016 f 136, 110; 6, 156 voter differences from that of the 2013 population ance to the “No-Bio, No-Boto” of the Commission on Election campaign below. 2010 2013 2016 127,562 129,954 136,110 104,262 107,596 112,675 48.46% No data No data 51.54% No data No data TS TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED VOTERS TOTAL NUMBER OF CLUSTERED PRECINCTS TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTING CENTERS 30,619 70 49 13,257 24 12 20,684 37 18 20,478 44 34 34,088 71 55 16,984 34 25 136,110 280 193
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 12 Table 10. Marinduque Population by Municipality with Projected Pop MUNICIPALITY 2015 POPULATION PROJECTE 2016 2 Boac (Capital) 54,730 55,713 56 Buenavista 23,988 25,769 26 Gasan 34,828 35,775 36 Mogpog 34,043 34,687 34 Santa Cruz 56,408 58,226 58 Torrijos 30,524 30,221 30 TOTAL 234,521 234,329 23 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Census of Population 2015 (Population Project
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2 pulation: 2016-2020 D POPULATION* 2017 2018 2019 2020 6,198 56,687 57,180 57,677 6,241 26,721 27,210 27,708 6,186 36,602 37,023 37,449 4,909 35,132 35,357 35,583 8,663 59,103 59,546 59,993 0,366 30,512 30,658 30,805 5,430 236,537 237,649 238,766 tion as computed by PPDO)
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 13 B. POPULATION DENSITY The population of Marinduque in the 2015 census was 234,521 people with a population density of 246 persons per square kilometer. Gasan has the highest population density with 350 persons per square kilometers. Torrijos has the least population density of 171 persons per square kilometers. Among the six (6) municipalities, the town of Santa Cruz has the largest scope of area which accommodated 24.1% or 56,408 of the total population of the province, followed by the municipality of Boac with 23.3% of the population or 54,730 persons. Least populated town in the province is the municipality of Buenavista with only 10.2% or 23,988 population of the province. As expected, majority of the household population in Marinduque were Filipinos with 94.3%. Other nationalities residing in the province were Bahraini (0.8%), British (0.2%), Americans and Chinese (0.1% each). Males outnumbered their female counterparts with a sex ratio of 102 males for every 100 females. There are more males than females in age bracket 0 to 54 years. As the age advanced to 55 years onwards, however, females dominated. In 2010, the proportion of married persons accounted for 47.1% of the total household population 10 years old and above, lower than the reported figure in 1995 which is 50.1%. On the other hand, the percentage of single persons increased to 43.5% in 2000, from 42.5% in 1995. The proportion of widowed accounted for 5.2% in 2000, almost the same as that of the 1995 figure (5.1%). Those in consensual union constituted 2.8%, up from 1.9% in 2000. There was a higher percentage of men (54.3%) than women (45.7%) among single individuals. On the contrary, among widowed, females comprised higher percentage, posting 77.9% as compared to males with only 22.1%. Moreover, majority of the household heads were males which is 85.2%. Among males, headship rate peaked at ages 40 to 49 years (26%) and 30 to 39 years (25.7%), while headship rate for females was highest at 60 to 69 years (26.1%). There were 5,141 persons or 2.4% of the total population of Marinduque who have disabilities. The proportion was up by 0.7 percentage point from the 1995 figure (1.6%). More than half (53.4%) of them were females. Low vision was the most common type of disability affecting 45.6% of all persons with disability. Mental illness (9.6%) and partial blindness (7%) followed. C. ANNUAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE The 2015 census result translated to an annual population growth rate (APGR) of 0.55% for the period of 2010 – 2015 higher than the translated rate of 0.47% in the previous NSO Census results of 2000 – 2010. Of the total population of the province in 2015, 11.82% or 27,728 belonged to the considered senior citizen group. This group has 37.52% or a total of 10,403 senior indigent citizens. The municipality of Santa Cruz has the greatest number of senior citizens with a total figure of 9,387 followed by Boac and Mogpog with 4,924 and 3,979 senior citizens, respectively. Of this total, the municipality of Boac holds the record of the most numbered indigent senior citizens with a figure of 3,837. This statistical data only shows that the province of Marinduque is considered an aging society, for it has covered more than 10% of the population of the province.
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 14 D. LITERACY RATE The province’ most valuable resource is the highly literate population with 96.52% Functional Literacy the highest among the five (5) provinces in MIMAROPA Region higher than the country’s Functional Literacy of 83%. Marinduque’s literacy rate in 2015 is an average of 77.04% covering the age bracket of 10 years old and over, or about 180,664 Marinduqueños are able to read and write. The same level of literacy was reported among males and among females, 94% each. The highest proportion of literate was recorded in age group 20 to 24 years, 96.7%. the age group 15 to 19 years, 96.5% followed closely. E. EDUCATION The level of education throughout the country is known as K to 12 Program, which covers Kindergarten and 12 years of basic education (six years of primary education, four years of Junior High School, and two years of Senior High School [SHS]). Kindergartens to Grade 6 are under elementary level. Grade 7 to Grade 10 students are under Junior High School while Grade 11 and Grade 12 students are under Senior High School. Based on the 2015 statistics, out of the total household population in Marinduque, five years old and over, about half (49.6%) attended or completed elementary education. 27% either attended or finished secondary education while 7.3% attended college. Only 3.9% were academic degree holders. On the other hand, there were 51.3% of females who attended college, were academic degree holders (60.8%) and had post baccalaureate (69.4%) courses, compared to males with 39.2% (academic degree holders) and 30.6% (post baccalaureate), respectively. At present, there are 183 Public Elementary Schools, 46 Public Secondary Schools, 26 Private Schools, and 35 Alternative Learning System (ALS) Learning Facilitators. Table 11. Number of Schools by Level of Education: 2019 LEVEL OF EDUCATION PUBLIC PRIVATE TOTAL Pre-elementary 183 18 201 Elementary 183 18 201 Secondary 46 15 61 Vocational 2 6 8 Tertiary 4 4 8 TOTAL 418 61 479 Sources: DepEd Marinduque, https://ched.gov.ph/list-higher-education-institutions/, Philippine Statistics Authority – Marinduque, https://ebeis.deped.gov.ph/beis/reports_info/masterlist, http://www.pinoycode.com/private-schools/, http://www.pinoycode.com/public-elementary/, http://www.pinoycode.com/public-secondary/, http://www.pinoycode.com/college-schools/, http://www.listph.com/2018/02/list-of-tesda-accredited-assessment-centers-marinduque.html
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 15 87.27% 12.73% Figure 12. Percentage of Total Number of Schools by Type: 2019 Public Schools Private Schools 183 183 46 2 4 18 18 15 6 4 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 Pre-elementary Elementary Secondary Vocational Tertiary Level of Education Number of Schools Figure 13. Number of Schools by Level of Education: 2019 Public Schools Private Schools
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 16 Table 12. Enrollees in Public and Private School by Sex and Level: S.Y. 2019-2020 LEVEL PUBLIC SCHOOL PRIVATE SCHOOL TOTAL Pre-elementary 4,522 246 4,768 • Male 2,396 112 2,508 • Female 2,126 134 2,260 Elementary (Grade 1 – 6) 31,026 795 31,821 • Male 16,150 390 85,812 • Female 14,876 405 68,608 Secondary (Grade 7 – 10) 18,575 3,399 21,974 • Male 9,611 1,722 11,333 • Female 8,964 1,677 10,641 Junior High (Grade 11) 2,670 1,277 3,947 • Male 1,360 641 2,001 • Female 1,310 636 1,946 Senior High (Grade 12) 2,415 1,261 3,676 • Male 1,139 625 1,764 • Female 1,276 636 1,912 Vocational 852 399 1,251 • Male 600 323 923 • Female 252 76 328 Alternative Learning System (ALS) 1,530 - 1,530 • Male 893 - 893 • Female 637 - 637 Tertiary 14,135 2,451 16,586 • Male 7,238 1,254 8,492 • Female 6,897 1,197 8,094 Graduate Studies (Master’s) 44 19 63 • Male 18 7 25 • Female 26 12 38 Graduate Studies (Doctorate) 16 - 16 • Male 7 - 7 • Female 9 - 9 TOTAL 75,785 9,847 85,632 Sources: DepEd, TESDA, CHED and Private Schools
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 17 88.50% 11.50% Figure 15. Percentage of Total Enrollees in Public and Private Schools: S.Y. 2019-2020 Public Schools Private Schools Preelementary Elementary Secondary Junior High Se Public Schools 4,522 31,026 18,575 2,670 Private Schools 246 795 3,399 1,277 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 Total Number of Enrollees Figure 14. Number of Enrollees by Level and Ty 1 2 3 4 5 Total Number of Enrollees
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 7 enior High Vocational ALS Tertiary Master's Doctorate 2,415 852 1,530 14,135 44 16 1,261 399 0 2,451 19 0 ype in Public and Private Schools: S.Y. 2019-2020 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 Public Schools Private Schools Type of School Figure 16. Total Enrollees in Public and Private Schools by Sex: S.Y. 2019-2020 Male Female
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 18 52.01% 47.99% Figure 17. Percentage of Total Enrollees in Public Schools by Sex: S.Y. 2019-2020 Male Female 51.53% 48.47% Figure 18. Percentage of Total Enrollees in Private Schools by Sex: S.Y. 2019-2020 Male Female
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 19 F. SOCIO-CULTURAL PROFILE 1. Religion Marinduque is resided by various religious groups. Majority of the household population were the Roman Catholics, with 91.6%. This figure is lower than 93% recorded in the 2010 Census. Iglesia Ni Cristo, a religion that originated in the country rose to 1.9% in 2000, from 0.2% in 1995. Other religions which included Aglipay, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Church of God International (formerly Dating Daan), various mainline protestant denominations which includes Assemblies of God, Baptists, JIL, Methodists, Presbyterian, Seventh-day Adventists (SDA), and the non-denominational Evangelical churches (Born-Again Christians) comprised 6.5% of the household population. 2. Language and Dialects About 99.2% of the household population in Marinduque classified themselves as Tagalog. Marinduqueños speak a unique blend of Tagalog and Visayan dialects, with traces of Bicolano. The remaining 0.6% were either Boholano, Pangasinan/Panggalato, Bisaya/Binisaya, Ilocano, Cebuano, Hiligaynon/Ilonggo, Kapampangan and other languages brought to us by the migrants or belonged to other ethnic groups. The working population can read and speak Filipino and English.
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 20 G. ECONOMIC INFORMATION 1. Consumer Price Index for All Income Households by Commodity G Table 13. Consumer Price Index by Commodity Group: 2019 Jan Feb Mar All Items 118.1 118.3 117.8 Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages 126.5 125.9 124.4 Alcoholic Beverages, Tobacco and Other Vegetable-Based Tobacco Products 200.5 207.2 207.1 Clothing and Footwear 120.3 120.3 120.3 Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas and Other Fuels 105.4 105.6 105.7 Furnishings, Household Equipment and Routine Household Maintenance 123.5 123.8 123.9 Health 103.8 104.2 103.6 Transport 105.3 106.7 107.8 Communication 100.8 100.8 100.8 Recreation and Culture 106.3 106.3 106.3 Education 78.2 78.2 78.2 Restaurants and Miscellaneous Goods and Services 118.7 118.9 119.0 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority – Marinduque 2. Average Annual Family Income and Expenditure Table 14. Family Income and Expenditures in Marinduque: 1994-200 FAMILY INCOME & EXPENDITURE 1 Total number of families 44, Annual average family income (in Php) 68, Annual average family expenditure (in Php) 55, Annual average family saving (in Php) 13, Annual per capita income (in Php) 16, Average per capita expenditure (in Php) 13, Source: National Statistical Coordination Board (web)
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 0 Group (2012=100) Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 119.0 119.1 120.8 120.5 121.8 122.3 122.5 123.6 125.2 125.7 125.0 125.6 124.6 125.6 125.0 125.3 126.4 129.0 211.6 214.5 215.1 216.8 217.3 240.7 240.8 242.7 242.7 120.3 120.3 120.3 120.5 121.9 122.3 122.3 122.3 122.3 106.2 106.3 107.2 107.8 108.0 108.3 108.4 110.0 112.0 124.0 124.2 126.4 126.8 127.9 127.9 131.3 132.0 132.0 103.7 106.4 106.4 106.2 109.1 109.5 109.0 113.8 113.9 111.5 111.7 120.6 119.3 124.5 125.0 125.8 127.6 127.9 100.8 100.8 100.8 100.8 100.8 100.8 101.9 102.0 102.0 106.3 106.9 107.4 107.8 109.3 109.3 108.6 110.1 110.2 78.2 78.2 78.6 78.6 78.6 78.6 78.6 78.6 78.6 119.4 121.1 124.4 125.2 125.6 125.5 124.8 123.5 123.9 09 1994 1997 2000 2009 ,836.00 49,143.00 42,844.00 - ,864.00 79,043.00 84,842.00 151,717.00 ,401.00 68,608.00 74,283.00 140,362.00 ,463.00 10,435.00 10,559.00 - ,213.00 19,116.00 20,195.00 15,911.00 ,432.00 16,561.00 17,642.00 -
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 2 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 Boac (Capital) Buenavista Gasan Mogpog Santa Cruz Figure 19. Total Number of Member of Labor Force by Sex a Municipality: 2019 Male Female 3. Average Employment and Income Table 15. Employment by Municipality and Sex: 2019 MUNICIPALITY NUMBER OF MEMBERS OF LABOR FORCE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL Boac (Capital) 17,908 10,956 6,952 16,500 Buenavista 6,249 4,243 2,006 5,173 Gasan 9,630 6,369 3,261 8,587 Mogpog 9,943 6,572 3,371 9,018 Santa Cruz 16,276 10,319 5,957 15,314 Torrijos 8,196 5,630 2,566 7,758 TOTAL 68,202 44,089 24,113 62,350 *Employed members of the labor force. Labor force members includes all me for work. **Number of Employed members of the labor force over total number membe Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating)