2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 1 Torrijos and 64.64% 35.36% Figure 20. Percentage of Total Labor Force by Sex: 2019 Male Female EMPLOYED MEMBERS OF THE LABOR FORCE* MAGNITUDE* PROPORTION* MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE 10,086 6,414 92.14 92.06 9.26 3,545 1,628 82.78 83.55 81.16 5,692 2,895 89.17 89.37 88.78 6,001 3,017 90.70 91.31 89.50 9,655 5,659 94.09 93.57 95.00 5,327 2,431 94.66 94.62 94.74 40,306 22,044 91.42 91.42 91.42 embers 15 years old and above who are currently working or actively seeking ers of the labor force
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 22 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 80000 90000 Boac (Capital) Buenavista Gasan Figure 21. Labor and Employ Total Population Number of H Table 16. Labor and Employment by Municipality: 2019 MUNICIPALITY POPULATION NO. OF HO Boac (Capital) 47,269 11,0 Buenavista 20,313 4,4 Gasan 31,596 7,6 Mogpog 29,897 7,3 Santa Cruz 53,184 13,0 Torrijos 27,855 6,4 TOTAL 234,521 53,3 Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating)
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2 Mogpog Santa Cruz Torrijos yment by Municipality: 2019 Households Number of Labor Force USEHOLDS NUMBER OF PERSONS IN THE LABOR FORCE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 008 14,544 2.0% 429 5,769 1.8% 648 9,719 2.8% 341 9,472 1.8% 047 15,765 1.5% 446 8,406 1.9% 321 87,930 2.0%
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 23 H. INFRASTRUCTURES 1. Road System Inter-local movements in the province consist of national roads and farm-to-market roads. There is only one major road net (national/ arterial road) and are running mostly along the coastal li kilometers, 39.5795 percent of which is concrete, 1.2998 percent i All roads are in good condition, passable and made con municipalities of the island province. These road improvements ma be sold in the market and export in neighboring provinces. Table 17. National Road Length by Classification, Surface Type and DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE/ FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION PAVED P T CONCRETE ASPHALT MARINDUQUE DEO 180.39 12.92 1 Secondary 116.42 12.92 1 Tertiary 63.96 - 6 Source: http://www.dpwh.gov.ph/dpwh (updating) Table 18. National Road Length by Classification, Surface Type and TYPE OF ROAD TYPE OF CONCRETE ASPHALT National Roads 178.9900 12.9200 Provincial Roads 92.4461 3.2871 Barangay Roads 150.5770 - Newly Opened Roads - - TOTAL 422.0131 16.2071 Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating)
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 3 roads, provincial roads and private road by the copper mines, barangay twork in the province served by 199.7 kilometers circumferential road nes of 98% all-weather road and existing provincial road as of 200.0995 s asphalt and 559.1206 percent is gravel surface type of road. nvenient to commuters and delivery trucks and services to the six (6) ade convenient routines to the Marinduqueños in transporting goods to Condition (in kilometer): 2017 PAVED TOTAL UNPAVED UNPAVED TOTAL GRAND GRAVEL EARTH TOTAL 93.30 6.40 - 6.40 199.70 129.34 - - - 129.34 63.96 6.40 - 6.40 70.36 Condition (in kilometer): 2017 F PAVEMENT (KM) LENGTH (KM) GRAVEL EARTHFILL 7.7900 - 199.7000 104.6263 - 200.0995 189.5500 116.0550 329.8800 - - 301.9663 116.0550 729.6795
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 24 Table 19. Road Network Summary (National Roads): 2017 ROAD TYPE ASPHALT Dr. Damian Reyes Road (Boac Side) - Dr. Damian Reyes Road (Torrijos Side) - Marinduque Circumferential Road 10,714 Masiga Airport Road - Mogpog-Balanacan Port Road 2,204 Tigwi-Dampulan-Lipata-YookBuenavista Road - GRAND TOTAL 12,918 Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating) 2. Bridges Based on the latest record of bridge construction made by DPW two (2) of the 38 bridges have been reported with poor condition. Thes Table 20. Existing National Bridges (length & number) by Type RBIA District Engineering Office Permanent Bridges Concrete Steel Total Number Length Number Length Number Lengt Marinduque 31 1,262 7 355 38 1,61 Source: http://www.dpwh.gov.ph/dpwh/2016%20DPWH%20Road%20and%20Bridge%20I
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 4 SURFACE TYPE CONCRETE GRAVEL GRAND TOTAL (KM) 21,762 2,458 24,220 17,730 5,331 23,061 108,787 - 119,501 86 - 86 7,548 - 9,752 23,080 - 23,080 178,993 7,789 199,700 WH – Marinduque, there is a total of thirty-eight (38) bridges wherein se bridges are Cabuyo Bridge and Sto. Niño de Buenavista Bridge. Generated Reports (in linear meter): 2017 Temporary Bridges Grand Total Bailey Timber Total th Number Length Number Length Number Length Number Length 7 0 - 0 - 0 - 38 1,617 Inventory%20v.2/Bridge%20Data%202016/Bridge%20Data%202016/region_iv_b.htm
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 25 3. Flood Control and Drainage System Flood control and drainage system in the locality at present revetment which prevent flooding and protect the embankment of riv Flood control projects in the province funded by the National Governm Table 21: Existing Flood Control System in Marinduque by Municipal MUNICIPALITY EARTH DIKE CO NUMBER METERS NUM Boac (Capital) - - 22 Buenavista - - 6 Gasan - - 12 Mogpog 2 791 24 Santa Cruz - - 11 Torrijos 1 200 6 TOTAL 3 991 81 Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating) 4. Irrigation System Table 22: Existing Irrigation System in Marinduque by Municipality: 2 MUNICIPALITY SERVICE AREA (HECTARES) NUMBER OF FARMERS OPERATIONAL Boac (Capital) 287 544 7 Buenavista 149 145 2 Gasan 65 - - Mogpog 175 392 1 Santa Cruz 614.50 1,034 6 Torrijos 307.50 354 4 TOTAL 1,590 2,469 20 Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating)
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 5 consists of three (3) earth dikes, 88 open channel and 81 concrete vers and drainage flow. There is a total of 99, 417.10 Linear Meters of ment thru the Department of Public Works and Highways. lity: 2016 ONCRETE REVETMENT OPEN CHANNEL BER METERS NUMBER METERS 2 5,879.50 25 13,868 6 1,103.6 11 7,255.50 2 2,403 12 6,344 4 6,099.50 13 26,043 1 1,539.60 13 15,405 6 1,106.50 14 12,696.10 1 18,131.70 88 81,611.60 2016 NUMBER OF IRRIGATION SYSTEM PARTIALLY OPERATIONAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION NONOPERATIONAL TOTAL 1 1 3 12 - - - 2 - - 1 1 - - 1 2 - - - 6 - - 7 11 1 1 12 34
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 26 5. Completed Projects of DPWH – Marinduque District Office Table 23: List of Projects Completed by DPWH Marinduque: 2019 MUNICIPALITY INFRASTRUC ROAD Boac (Capital) 3 Mogpog 1 Santa Cruz 1 Torrijos 2 GRAND TOTAL 7 Source: DPWH – Marinduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 6 CTURE TYPE GRAND TOTAL SLOPE PROTECTION ALONG NATIONAL ROAD 1 4 - 1 - 1 1 3 2 9
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 27 6. Housing Marinduque being known to its geographical location and a 4rth class province is considered to have a low to middle standard of living. It can be observed in the tables below the distribution of households in a specific type of tenur from the CBMS data of 2014-2016. CBMS results of 2014-2016 showed that the province of Marinduque has a total of 53,321 households, 1,686 of which live in public places with rented/owned house or lot, or rentfree house or lot without consent of the owner. There are still numbers of housing units in the rural barangays which used bamboo, sawali and nipa as prevalent construction materials in outer walls of their houses. Almost all (99.1%) of the occupied housing units were single houses. Other structures were duplex (0.5%) and multi-unit residential (three units and more) (0.4%). In 2010, the median floor area was 23.3 square meters, higher than the 20.6 square meters recorded in 2005. This meant that half of the occupied housing units in Marinduque had a floor area of below 23 square meters. Most of the occupied housing units had a floor area of either 10 to 19 square meters (26.3%), 20 to 29 square meters (20.5%), 30 to 49 square meters (16.8%), and less than 10 square meters (16.3%). Furthermore, the proportion of occupied housing units with roof made of galvanized iron/aluminum accounted for 68.8% while 30.1% had concrete/brick/stone as the construction materials of the outer walls. These figures were up by 37.8 and 19.6 percentage points, respectively from that of the 2005 figures. As to the combination of materials used for roof and outer walls, 29% of occupied housing units were made of galvanized iron/aluminum for roof and concrete/brick/stone for outer walls. This figure was higher from the 9.1% reported in the 2005 census. I. TRANSPORTATION 1. Water Transportation Table 24. Route and Schedule of Shipping Lines: 2019 Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating) Table 25. Ports and its Location: 2019 PORTS LOCATION REMARKS Balanacan Port Balanacan, Mogpog These are under the jurisdiction of the Buyabod Port Buyabod, Santa Cruz Philippine Ports Authority Cawit Port Cawit, Boac Not operational Gasan Pier (Pantalan) Dili, Gasan Daily Operation Balogo Port Balogo, Santa Cruz Owned and operated by Marcopper Mining Corp. Bitik Port Bitik, Santa Cruz Source: Prevailing Routes & Schedule of Shipping Lines SHIPPING LINES ROUTE FREQUENCY Starhorse Shipping Lines (Balanacan, Mogpog) Marinduque to Talao-Talao Port, Lucena City & vice versa Daily Montenegro Shipping Lines (Balanacan, Mogpog) Marinduque to Talao-Talao Port, Lucena City & vice versa Daily Motorized Bancas (Gasan) Marinduque to Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro & vice versa Daily Motorized Bancas (Buyabod, Santa Cruz) Marinduque to Catanauan, Quezon & vice versa Daily
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 28 Table 26. Cargo Throughput by Port Management Office/Port: 2019 PORT MANAGEMENT OFFICES GRAND TOTAL TOTA BP Lucena 255,432 255,4 TMO Balanacan 10,167 10,16 TMO Santa Cruz (Buyabod) 22,359 22,35 Other Government Ports 17,275 17,27 Private Ports 4,006,266 202,2 TOTAL 4,311,499 507,5 Source: http://www.ppa.com.ph/ 2. Airport Table 27. List of Airports and Route: 2019 LOCATION ROUTE & FREQUENCY Masiga, Gasan NAIA, Manila/Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday (Cebu Pacific/Cebu Go) Classified body of th Tapian, Santa Cruz No operation Private-ow Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airports_in_the_Philippines Table 28. List of Airports by Type: 2019 GENERAL AREA SERVED ACTUAL LOCATION IATA IC Principal Domestic Airports Gasan Masiga, Gasan MRQ RP Unclassified Aerodromes Santa Cruz Tapian, Santa Cruz Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airports_in_the_Philippines
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 8 GRAND TOTAL DOMESTIC FOREIGN AL INWARD OUTWARD TOTAL IMPORT EXPORT 432 126,733 128,698 - - - 67 9,836 330 - - - 59 22,359 - - - - 75 16,661 614 - - - 292 3,333 198,959 3,803,974 3,803,974 - 525 178,923 328,601 3,803,974 3,803,974 - REMARKS as Class 2 airport by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, a he Department of Transportation and Communications. wned by Marcopper Mining Corporation AO AIRPORT NAME USAGE COORDINATES PUW Marinduque Airport Principal Class 2 13°21′36″ N121°49′31″E Tapian Airport Mining 13°26′27″ N121°58′51″E
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 29 3. Land Vehicles Table 29. Volume of Registered Land Vehicles by Classification, Typ CLASSIFICATION BOAC (CAPITAL) MOGPOG TOTAL PRIVATE VEHICLES 2,685 1,252 Motorcycle without Side Car 1,425 749 Motorcycle with Side Car 833 279 Utility Vehicle 252 131 Sport Utility Vehicle 48 26 Car Light 74 45 Car Medium 4 4 Truck 49 18 TOTAL FOR HIRE VEHICLES 1,136 476 Tricycle 1,083 402 Truck 3 0 Utility Vehicle 50 74 TOTAL GOVERNMENT VEHICLES 45 0 Motorcycle without Side Car 9 0 Utility Vehicle 23 0 Car Light 0 0 Car Medium 0 0 Truck 6 0 Sport Utility Vehicle 7 0 GRAND TOTAL 3,866 1,728 Source: Land Transportation Office – Boac District, Marinduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 9 pe and Municipality: 2019 MUNICIPALITIES OTHER PROVINCE GRAND TOTAL GASAN BUENAVISTA TORRIJOS SANTA CRUZ 1,248 510 978 2,126 2,805 11,604 754 318 758 1,402 1,090 6,496 365 136 138 367 192 2,310 85 36 49 234 771 1,558 7 2 7 34 187 311 23 9 14 39 418 622 1 0 0 2 34 45 13 9 12 48 113 262 554 406 300 639 103 3,614 530 336 239 506 93 3,189 0 0 0 2 0 5 24 70 61 131 10 420 5 3 7 1 35 96 1 0 3 0 3 16 4 2 4 0 26 59 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 8 0 1 0 1 2 11 1,807 919 1,285 2,766 2,943 15,314
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 30 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 Jan Feb Mar Apr May June Figure 22. Volume of Registere Volume of Registered L Table 30. Volume of Registered Land Vehicles by Classification, Typ MONTH PRIVATE TOTA MC MTC UV SUV CAR LIGHT CAR MEDIUM TRUCK Jan 644 188 144 23 53 5 26 1,083 Feb 582 201 139 32 59 9 22 1,044 Mar 618 194 164 25 67 7 35 1,110 Apr 618 217 190 36 53 2 26 1,142 May 655 233 148 37 72 2 28 1,175 June 498 200 139 20 50 5 22 934 July 557 193 158 24 75 6 30 1,043 Aug 568 230 154 40 58 5 24 1,079 Sept 726 277 182 40 58 3 23 1,309 Oct 726 273 113 26 56 0 16 1,210 Nov 293 103 26 7 17 1 10 457 Dec 11 1 1 1 4 0 0 18 GRAND TOTAL 6,496 2,310 1,558 311 622 45 262 11,60 Source: Land Transportation Office – Boac District, Marinduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 0 July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec d Land Vehicles by Month: 2019 Land Vehicles by Month: 2019 pe and Month: 2019 AL FOR HIRE TOTAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL GRAND TOTAL TRICYCLE TRUCK UV MC UV L M T SUV 3 324 0 12 336 0 2 0 0 1 1 4 1,423 4 346 0 45 391 0 6 0 0 0 1 7 1,442 0 321 0 38 359 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 1,472 2 265 1 39 305 0 9 0 1 0 0 10 1,457 5 307 1 39 347 3 5 0 0 2 2 12 1,534 263 1 49 313 1 6 0 0 3 1 11 1,258 3 302 0 50 352 2 6 0 0 1 1 10 1,405 9 298 0 41 339 5 9 1 0 0 4 19 1,437 9 323 1 53 377 1 4 0 0 1 1 7 1,693 0 360 1 44 405 1 7 0 0 0 0 8 1,623 78 0 9 87 1 4 0 0 0 0 5 549 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 04 3,189 5 420 3,614 16 59 1 1 8 11 96 15,314
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 3 2,685 1,252 1,248 510 1136 476 554 45 0 5 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 Boac (Capital) Mogpog Gasan Bue Figure 23. Volume of Registered La Private Vehicles Hire Veh 75.77% 23.60% 0.63% Figure 24. Percentage of Total Land
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 1 978 2,126 2,805 406 300 639 103 3 7 1 35 enavista Torrijos Santa Cruz Other Provinces and Vehicles by Municipality: 2019 hicles Government Vehicles Vehicles by Category: 2019 Private Vehicles For Hire Vehicles Government Vehicles
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 32 J. HEALTH Aside from the three (3) hospitals: the Dr. Damian Reyes Provincial Hospital (DDRPH), the Santa Cruz District Hospital (SCDH) and the Torrijos Municipal Hospital (TMH), the province has eight (8) Rural Health Units to accommodate emergency needs of the patients in the far-flung barangays. The province has limited number of health personnel assigned in each hospital and health units. To date, there are 10 Sanitary Inspectors assigned in the conduct of actual inspections on every households. 1,203 active Barangay Health Workers (BHWs), 2 Dentists, and 38 Midwives in the existing 37 Barangay Health Stations (BHS) in the province being managed by the Provincial Health Office. All municipalities maintain and operate each own Rural Health Units (RHUs) and the 218 barangays in the province has Barangay Health Stations being maintained by Barangay Health Workers and Barangay Officials. Similarly, there are eight (8) RHUs and 37 Barangay Health Stations, 11 Public Dental Clinics, 26 privately-owned Medical Clinic, and 16 privatelyowned Dental Clinics. Table 31. Government & Private Hospitals, Health Centers, Medical & Dental Clinics: 2019 NAME AND NUMBER OF HOSPITAL, HEALTH CENTERS AND CLINICS LOCATION Public/Government Hospital Dr. Damian Reyes Provincial Hospital (DDRPH) Santol, Boac, Marinduque Santa Cruz District Hospital (SCDH) Poblacion, Santa Cruz, Marinduque Torrijos Municipal Hospital (TMH) Poblacion, Torrijos, Marinduque 8 Rural Health Units (RHUs) Provincewide 37 Barangay Health Stations (BHS) Provincewide 11 Public Dental Clinics Provincewide Private 26 Medical Clinics Provincewide 16 Dental Clinics Provincewide Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating) Table 32. Hospital Capacity and Occupancy Rate: 2016-2018 HOSPITAL HOSPITAL BED OCCUPANCY RATE 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 Dr. Damian Reyes Provincial Hospital (DDRPH) 100 100 100 78.30% 79.51% 72.60% Santa Cruz District Hospital (SCDH) 25 25 25 81.61% 73.45% 66.15% Torrijos Municipal Hospital (TMH) 10 10 10 39.18% 40.85% 29.48% PROVINCIAL TOTAL 135 135 135 66.36% 64.60% 56.08% Source: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating) Based on the Hospital Statistics Reports for 2018, DDRPH as a 100-bed capacity hospital had bed occupancy rate of 72.60%. SCDH with 25-bed capacity and occupancy rate is 66.15% and 29.48% for TMH, during the same reference period. It can be observed in Table 22 that the occupancy rates of the SCDH decreases every year with possible reasons that patients choose to continue medication and healing in their respective homes.
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 33 Only DDRPH and TMH had increased occupancy rates of 79.51% and 40.85% in 2017, respectively from 78.30% and 39.18% in 2016. Although a 100-bed provincial hospital is within the requirement, preparatory provision for expansion must be undertaken to meet the standard requirement and provide the desired health services to the increasing population of the island. There are several proposed improvements projects for the provincial hospital. Part of the programs under the Provincial Governor’s Thrust is the completion of hospital equipment and ensure a continuous supply of drugs and medicines and reagents for the laboratory. The DDRPH is working on becoming a secondary hospital while SCDH and the TMH into a Level 1 category. 1. Health Manpower The inadequacy of hospital manpower is the common concern of the three hospitals. Shortage of health personnel especially in far flung areas contributed to the high mortality and morbidity rates in the province. There is a need to capacitate the existing personnel and upgrade skills on hospital operations and management. Table 33. Hospital Medical and Personnel Manpower: 2019 MANPOWER DDRPH SCDH TMH MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS Resident Doctors 3 1 4 Resident Doctors COS 5 - - Medical Specialist 17 4 - Medical Specialist COS 2 - 1 Medical Officer 8 1 1 Medical Officer COS 5 - - Visiting Pathologist 1 1 1 Nurses 21 1 5 Nurses COS 20 1 1 Nursing Attendant 23 2 2 Nursing Attendant JO 22 - 1 Pharmacists 2 1 1 Pharmacist COS 1 - - Midwives 3 3 2 Midwives COS 8 - - Medical Technologist 1 - 1 Med. Tech COS 5 - - Rad. Technologist 1 - - Rad. Tech COS 2 - - Dentists 1 - 1 Nutritionist 1 - 1 TOTAL 152 15 21 HOSPITAL PERSONNEL Regular/Permanent 99 51 29 Job Order/COS 107 - 5 TOTAL 206 51 34 GRAND TOTAL 358 66 55 Sources: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating), PHO-Marinduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 34 To complement the health manpower of the Provincial Government for social service and delivery, 334 BNS, 309 Traditional Birth Attendants and 96 trained Filipino Health Masseurs purposely to augment the Provincial Government in the delivery of health services. 2. Morbidity and Mortality Pneumonia/Influenza and Acute Upper Respiratory Infections are the common causes of mortality and morbidity in the province. In 2015, PHO-Marinduque has recorded 202 cases of pneumonia patients with a rate of 86.9. It has a 69.31% increase from the 140 recorded patients in the past three years of 2011-2014 or a total of 62 patients in the province. In a recent record of the PHO, the province has recorded 129 cases of influenza/pneumonia in 2018 which is 20%lower from the past four years of record in 2013-2017 with 176 cases. Table 34. Ten (10) Leading Causes of Morbidity: 2013-2018 CAUSES 2018 AVERAGE PAST FOUR YEARS (2013-2017) NUMBER RATE NUMBER RATE Acute Upper Respiratory Infections 7,932 3,328 11,492 4,837 Hypertensive Diseases 3,748 1,573 4,281 1,802 Acute Lower Respiratory Disease 1,112 467 - - Diseases of the Urinary System 1,085 455 - - Influenza/Pneumonia 947 397 2,083 877 Injuries to unspecified part of trunk, limb or body region 934 392 - - Accidents 637 267 - - Injuries involving multiple body regions 532 223 - - Soft Tissue Disorders 501 210 - - Pediculosis, Ascariasis and other infestations 447 187 - - GRAND TOTAL 17,875 7,499 17,856 7,516 Sources: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating), PHO-Marinduque Table 35. Ten (10) Leading Causes of Mortality: 2013-2018 CAUSES 2018 AVERAGE PAST FOUR YEARS (2013-2017) NUMBER RATE NUMBER RATE Influenza/Pneumonia 129 54 176 74 Cerebrovascular Diseases 123 51.6 143 60 Malignant Neoplasm 102 43 - - Ischaemic Heart Disease 88 37 - - Hypertensive Disease 67 28 83 35 Tuberculosis 52 22 44 19 Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease 46 19 - - Bacterial Diseases 42 18 - - Diseases of the Heart 39 16 81 34 Diabetes Milletus 26 11 38 16 GRAND TOTAL 714 299.6 565 238 Sources: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating), PHO-Marinduque
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 35 Table 36. Livebirths, Total Deaths, Infant Deaths, Fetal Deaths and M AREA LIVEBIRTHS TOTAL DEATHS IN NUMBER RATE* NUMBER RATE* NUM Marinduque 3,872 16.6% 1,697 7.3% 6 Source: The Philippine Health Statistics (web) * per 1000 population ** per 1000 livebirths Table 37. Selected Causes of Death (Number and Rate/100,000 Popu CAUSE OF DEATH AND CODE Intestinal Infectious Disease (A00-A09) Tuberculosis All Forms (A15-A19) Septicemia (A40-A41) Other arthropod-borne viral fevers and viral hemorrhagic fevers (A92- Malignant Neoplasm (C00-C97) Diabetes Mellitus (E10-E14) Malnutrition (E40-E46) Diseases of the Heart (I00- I13, I20-I51) Cerebro Vascular Disease (I60-I69) Pneumonia (J12-J18) Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases (J40-J47) Gastric and Duodenal Ulcer (K25-K27) Liver Disease (K70-K76) Diseases of the Genito Urinary System (N00-N98) Conditions originating in the perinatal period (P00-P96) Congenital Anomalies (Q00-Q99) Transport Accidents (V00-V99) Falls (W00-W19) Accidental Drowning & Submersion (W65-W74) Assault (X85-Y09) Source: The Philippine Health Statistics (web)
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 5 Maternal Deaths: 2019 NFANT DEATHS FETAL DEATHS MATERNAL DEATHS MBER RATE** NUMBER RATE** NUMBER RATE** 64 16.5% 36 9.3% 1 0.3% ulation): 2019 NUMBER OF PERSON/S RATE 7 3.0% 81 34.7% 22 9.4% -A94; A96-A99) 5 2.1% 142 60.8% 70 30.0% 22 9.4% 341 146.1% 258 110.5% 194 83.1% 123 52.7% 18 7.7% 24 10.3% 65 27.8% 29 12.4% 12 5.1% 9 3.9% 6 2.6% 13 5.6% 6 2.6%
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 36 K. SOCIAL WELFARE The Provincial Government of Marinduque reflects solely to the Social Welfare and Development Office’ mandate to care, protect and rehabilitate the segment of the province’ population (individual, family and community) in terms of physical, mental and social wellbeing and needs social welfare assistance and social works intervention to restore their normal functioning and participation in national development. 1. Elderly In 2018, there is a total of 27,728 senior citizens in the province of Marinduque, 15,808 of the group are males and 11,920 are females. Out of this volume of the aging individuals, 37.52% or a total of 10,403 are indigents. The Provincial Government thru the PSWDO is assisting federation and associations of senior citizens in the six (6) municipalities of the province to provide and address their immediate needs and concern as member of the society. 2. Persons With Disability In 2015, PSA Census of Population released a record of 234,521 individuals living in Marinduque, of this population 1.53% of which or 3,594 are considered, and as identified by the PSWDO Person with Disabilities (PWDs) in 2016. Most cases of PWDs are mental impairment, orthopedic related followed by Visual Disabilities due to chronic illnesses. In 2017, the record increased by 604 individuals making a 4,198 PWDs in Marinduque acquired by birth and or by accident. 364 individuals were added in the record of PWDs in 2018. The municipality of Boac has the most record of PWDs with 1,026 individuals followed by Sta. Cruz and Gasan with 965 and 793 PWDs, respectively in 2018. PSWDO managed to segregate the information of PWDs below 18 years old. In 2018, there is a total of 1,193 children with disabilities in the province. L. COMMUNICATION 1. Radio Stations Based on the Socio-ecological profile of PPDO Marinduque, there are three (3) radio FM stations that operate in this province. The RADYO NATIN, located at Boac and Santa Cruz owned and managed by the Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC). It operates with the power and frequencies of 500 watts at 105.7 MHz and 105.3 MHz respectively. The two radio stations started its operations on December 26, 1997. The third radio station is the DZNS 94.1 Radyo KaMalindig located in Buenavista operated by private institution and a co-partner of the Provincial Nutrition Office and Municipal Nutrition Office of Buenavista.
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 37 2. Cable Televisions Table 38. Cable Television in the province of Marinduque: 2019 NAME OF CABLE TV LOCATION COVERAGE Marinduque CATV Boac Boac, Gasan, Mogpog Lucky 7 Skycable CATV Boac Boac, Gasan, Mogpog GR CATV Services Mogpog, Santa Cruz, Torrijos & Buenavista Mogpog, Santa Cruz, Torrijos, & Buenavista CIGNAL Satellites Provincewide Cable Network Channels GSAT Direct TV Provincewide Cable Network Channels DREAM Satellites Provincewide Cable Network Channels SKY Direct Provincewide Cable Network Channels Sources: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating), Internet 3. Print/Media Organizations One registered Local Print/Media Organization named “Ang PULSO ng Bayang Api” (Pahayagan ng Mulat at Nakikisangkot na Marinduqueños) which is circulated once a month. Other Southern Tagalog newsprint is “The MIMAROPA Sunrise” published every month. There are registered Local and National radio groups ready to provide assistance during emergencies such as the Regional Emergency Assistance Communication-Morion Group and Marinduque Amateur Radio Net (DX1 - MAR) groups. Marinduque News Network (MNN) also known as Marinduquqe News is a one stop news and information portal related to the island province of Marinduque, which broadcast (online and offline) via social media and Lucky Seven cable channel. 4. Telecommunication The province has postal, telephone, telegraph/telefax, mobile phone and freight services. Postal and telegraph services are provided by the Philippine Postal Corporation and Bureau of Telecommunication. Telephone and internet services are served by PLDT connecting the municipalities of Boac, Gasan, Mogpog and Santa Cruz. Mobile/Cellular phone signals are accessible throughout the province by SMART, SUN CELLULAR, and GLOBE companies. Internet WiFi connections and services are also offered by SMART Bro and GLOBE Tattoo. Other communication services available in the province are two (2) private cable TV companies and the Dream Satellite TVs plus four (4) AM-FM radio stations.
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 38 M. TOURISM AND CULTURE At first glance, Marinduque may seem insignificant. Perhaps b Philippines, not just because of its heart shaped feature, the island pr interests of the many. From its culture and traditional practices to the in MIMAROPA tagged to be the “Destination of Choice” is waging the is The province of Marinduque is blessed with hypnotic scenerie culture and tradition like Putong and Moriones Festivals has placed Ma the Philippines located in Barangay Hinanggayon in the municipality of of the Philippine archipelago. The central part of the province maintai With reference to RA 8022, the municipalities of Boac, Buenavis law in 1995. Coupled with the Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary covering m Gasan, Sta.Cruz and Torrijos, ecotourism is now being viewed as poten Table 39. Marinduque Attractions by Municipality TOURIST ATTRACTIONS BOAC MOGPOG GAS Festivals 1 1 1 Cultural Practices 2 3 3 Historical Markers 12 2 - Beach Resorts 8 1 4 Caves 1 3 2 TOTAL 24 10 10 Sources: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating), Tourism Office-Marin
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 8 because of its small land area. But being the center most part of the rovince of Marinduque has a lot of wanders to offer, that will swallow e picturesque natural destinations, Marinduque as one of the provinces land province’ tourists’ destination of culture and nature attractions. es from plain lands to mountaintops down to the waters. The unique rinduque in the Philippine Tourism Map. As the Luzon Datum Origin of f Mogpog, Marinduque has all the right to claim to be heart and center ins its potential to be developed as the Eco Park. sta and Torrijos, were declared as Tourist Zones had it not lapsed into more than 900 hectares found in the municipalities of Boac, Buenavista, ntially economy booster of the province. SAN TORRIJOS BUENAVISTA SANTA CRUZ 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 2 - 1 - 12 4 6 1 8 2 7 1 4 0 17 5 24 nduque
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 39 Table 40. Historical Markers in the Province of Marinduque MARKER TITLE ENGLISH TRANSLATION CATEGORY Casa Narvas Narvas House Building Labanan sa Paye Battle of Paye Site Ang Labanan sa Pulang Lupa Battle of Red Ground Site Liwasang Kalayaan Freedom Park Site Maharlikang Tahanan ni Kapitan Piroco Noble House of Captain Piroco Building Marinduque National High School (Tanda ng Ikasandaang Taong Pagkakatatag) Marker of the Hundredth Year of Foundation - Museo at Aklatan ng Boac Museum and Library of Boac Building Pilar Hidalgo Lim - - Puwerto ng Laylay, Boac Port of Laylay, Boac Structure
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 9 TYPE DESCRIPTION LOCATION DATE ISSUED House - Boac 2007 Site Site of the second battle of Marinduque in the Filipino-American War Boac July 31, 1986 Site Monument to a successful battle of the Filipinos against the Americans in the Philippine–American War Torrijos September 12, 1971; September 13, 2000 Site Where the document was signed which ended the Filipino-American war in Marinduque Boac December 6, 1975 House Burnt down July 2, 2018 (fire incident) Boac February 23, 1973 - Former Boac High School, now Marinduque National High School; became a garrison for the Japanese, but burned down by guerilla movements Boac September 24, 2014 House Site of the oldest Catholic school in Marinduque Boac November 30, 1987 - Distinguished woman achiever Boac May 24, 1982 Port - Boac June 4, 2015
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 40 (Continuation) Salvador del Mundo - - Simbahan ng Boac Boac Church Building H Station Balanacan Datum Origin of the Luzon Datum of 1911 - Site G Total Number of Historical Marke Boac (Capital) 10 Buenavista - Gasan - Mogpog 1 Santa Cruz - Torrijos 1 TOTAL 12 Sources: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating), Tourism Office-Marin Table 41. Tourist Attractions in the Province of Marinduque DESTINATION NAME DEPICTIO Provincial Capitol Building A 1927 old Spanish designed building t on its façade and stairs leading Bathala Caves Said to be a mystical and repository of p within complex but only four are presen Tres Reyes Islands Serves as a favorite haunt with deligh spots in the province are the islets of The islet Gaspar has a short stretch ofgreen waters ideal for swim Malbog Sulfur Spring A therapeutic and natural healing wat Mt. Malind
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 0 - Leading Filipino chemist Boac May 24, 1982 House of Worship Built in 1792 Boac 1972 eographic Center Primary geodetic station for the triangulation network of the Philippines; the center of the Philippines Mogpog August 9, 2011 rs in the Province of Marinduque nduque N LOCATION hat features towering columns g to the main entrance Capitol Compound, Bangbangalon, Boac psychic power. Has seven caves ntly been explored and reached Barangay Ipil, Santa Cruz htful picnic grounds and dive Gaspar, Melchor and Baltazar. f coral beach with clear blueming and snorkeling Off the coast of the town of Gasan ter at the base of the inactive dig Barangay Malbog, Buenavista
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 4 (Continuation) Paadjao Falls A series of cascading waters that settl nature-formed bathtubs downstrea Polo 10-foot sandy white beach Maniwaya Powdery white sand beach that could Mongpong Famous for the Ungab R Palad Sandbar An additional attraction in between th for swimming, snorkeling, and ph Natangco Islet An eight-hectare islet with a short stret gradually slopes into the sea. Marine en find Natangco islet a haven with wat marine lif Costa Celina Flanked by cliffs on both sides best sp from shore is an undersea wall rich Kawa-Kawa Falls A cascading water falls that looks lik Amoingon Coast Coastal area with abundant marine flor fishes, bobbing clownfish, lionfish, m varieties of marin Mainit Hot Springs Free-flowing springs that chum out t Duyay Cave Regarded as more enthralling than Bat that is filled with stalac Norada Falls A series of gently cascading water falls pool of crystal-cle Kabugsakan Falls Ginaras Falls 100-meter falls with six adjacent wate of Barangay D Mt. Malindig Dominating the skyline south of Marind covered with dense forest where mos orchids can be found. Excellent place f watching Salomague Island Half a kilometer-long white beach litth dive spot in Mar Talamban Caves Two separate caves located about 1
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 1 es into a 15-foot fall; hunt for am and Jacuzzi like effect Sitio Paadjao, Barangay Bokbok, Mogpog cliffs line the coast Off the coast of Santa Cruz be rival of the Boracay Island Rock Formation he 3 islets that can be enjoyed hotoshoot during low tide tch of powdery white sand that nthusiasts and scuba divers will ters teeming with corals and fe Northwestern tip of Marinduque, Off Balanacan Pier, Mogpog ot for diving. A 40-meter span h in marine flora and fauna Sitio Talisay, Barangay Bonliw, Torrijos ke a giant frying pan, “kawa” Bangcuangan, Santa Cruz ra and fauna, colorful butterfly melo-sized seashells and other ne specie Barangay Amoingon, Boac the therapeutic warm waters Barangay Mainit, Boac thala Cave, with huge interior ctite formations Barangay Duyay, Boac s culminating in a 10-foot-deep ear water Sitio Paadjao, Barangay Bokbok, Mogpog Barangay Tugos, Boac erfalls in the mountainous area Duyay Sitio Banhigan, Barangay Duyay, Boac uque. An inactive volcano, half ss forest, giant trees and wild for trekking, camping and bird g Border line of the towns of Buenavista and Torrijos hered with crushed corals. Best rinduque Off the coast of Santa Cruz 100 meters from each other Barangay Balagasan, Duyay, Boac
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 42 (Continuation) Balanacan Deck View panoramic view of the Balanacan Cov Andres, Sta. Agpisan and Hidalgo. Ideal Tarug Caves Three chambered caves in limestone f more than 900 feet from the ground w Poctoy White Beach A stretch of fine-white sand beach with view of the Mt. M Total Number of Tourist Attractio Boac (Capital) 7 Buenavista 1 Gasan 1 Mogpog 5 Santa Cruz 3 Torrijos 3 TOTAL 24 Sources: Socio-Ecological Profile – PPDO Marinduque (updating), Tourism Office-Marin
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2 ve, the islets of Natangco, San for scuba diving and snorkeling Barangay Balanacan, Mogpog formation that rises steeply to with 3 square meters pinnacle Barangay Tarug, Mogpog h picnic huts and cottages and a Malindig Barangay Poctoy, Torrijos ns in the Province of Marinduque nduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 43 The Department is the primary agency responsible for the conservation, management, development, and proper use of the country’s environment and natural resources, specifically forest and grazing lands, mineral resources, including those in reservation and watershed areas, and lands of the public domain, as well as the licensing and regulation of all natural resources as may be provided for by law in order to ensure equitable sharing of the benefits derived therefrom for the welfare of the present and future generations of Filipinos. To accomplish this mandate, the Department shall be guided by the following objectives: 1. Assure the availability and sustainability of the country's natural resources through judicious use and systematic restoration or replacement, whenever possible; 2. Increase the productivity of natural resources in order to meet the demands for forest, mineral, and land resources if a growing population; 3. Enhance the contribution of natural resources for achieving national economic and social development; 4. Promote equitable access to natural resources by the different sectors of the population; and 5. Conserve specific terrestrial and marine areas representative of the Philippine natural and cultural heritage for present and future generations. A nation enjoying and sustaining its natural resources and a clean and healthy environment. To mobilize our citizenry in protecting, conserving, and managing the environment and natural resources for the present and future generations.
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 44 Figure 25. DEN DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES ▪ Good Governance ▪ Accountability, transparency, integrity, participatory, and predictability ▪ Social Justice ▪ Equity and gross national happiness ▪ Social Entrepreneurship ▪ Partnership with Civil Society ▪ Ecosystem Integrity ▪ Sustainable Consumption and Production ▪ Polluters pay ▪ Payment for ecosystems services ▪ Rule of Law ▪ Honoring Global Commitments ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 4 NR Framework GOAL Human well-being, and environmental quality and sustainably ensured OUTCOMES Promote human well-being and ensure environmental quality Sustainably managed environmental and natural resources Adaptive capacities of human communities and natural systems ensured KEY STRATEGIES Adoption of the watershed/ river basin framework in planning ▪ Prioritizing areas within the watershed ▪ Forest Land Use Planning ▪ Adopting soil and water conservation measures ▪ Agroforestry systems Closing open access areas of forestlands by granting appropriate tenure/ management arrangement Convergence approach among NGAs, LGUs and CSOs Area management approach – an integrated area development where all basic societal and economic services are delivered in an area for more impact Capacity building of DENR frontliners, LGUs, CSO partners, PO and social entrepreneurs IEC, advocacy and social mobilization Certification Systems
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 45 22.17% 8.19% 12.44% 9.15% 25.71% 22.34% Figure 26. Percentage of Total Land Area in Marinduque by Municipality Boac (Capital) Buenavista Gasan Mogpog Santa Cruz Torrijos Table 42. Name and Area of Municipalities within PENRO Territorial Jurisdiction MUNICIPALITY TOTAL LAND AREA (HECTARES) Boac 21,265 Gasan 11,930 Buenavista 7,860 Torrijos 21,430 Santa Cruz 24,660 Mogpog 8,780 MARINDUQUE 95,925
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 46 Image 2. Municipal Boundary Map of Marinduque
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 47 Image 3. DENR Strategy Framework on Ecological Integrity, Clean, Healthy and Environment
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 48 Image 4. Ten (10) Priority Programs of DENR
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 49 Image 5. DENR Core Values
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 50 Provincial Environment and Natural Recources Office (PENRO) The Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) shall: ▪ plan, coordinate, control, prepare and/or update plans for the protection of the environment, development and conservation of natural resources in the province; ▪ enforce environment and natural resources laws, rules and regulations; and ▪ perform such other functions that may be assigned by higher authority. There shall be two (2) divisions at the PENRO level, namely (1) Technical Services Division; and (2) Management Services Division. Technical Services Division (TSD) The Technical Services Division (TSD) shall: ▪ coordinate and supervise the implementation of all policies, regulations, programs and projects on environmental and natural resources conservation in the province; ▪ supervise the provision of technical services to the CENROs within its jurisdiction; ▪ represent the province in the provincial development bodies in the formulation and implementation of provincial plans and programs; and ▪ perform other functions that may be assigned by higher authority. It shall be composed of the following sections: ▪ Conservation and Development Section (CDS) shall: o be responsible for the coordination and supervision of priority programs and projects of the Department, including but nit limited to the programs and projects in forest development including but o not limited to Enhanced National Greening Program and watershed management, and CBFM, protected area management including coastal management; o be responsible in coordination and supervision of all DENR ecosystem development efforts with all stakeholders including CSOs and Local Government Units; and o perform such other functions that may be assigned by higher authority. ▪ Regulation and Permitting Section (RPS) shall: o be responsible for the coordination and supervision of all permitting system being performed by the Department in forestry, protected areas and land management and related concerns as per DAO 2018-18; and o perform such other functions that may be assigned by higher authority. ▪ Monitoring and Enforcement Section (MES) shall: o be responsible for the coordination and supervision of enforcement of DENR laws, rules and regulations including but nit limited to the conduct of patrol of forestland including protected areas as well as DENR Enforcement Officers and coordination with all law enforcement arm of the government (i.e. PNP, AFP, NBI, etc) and various taskforce/council such as but not limited to POGI, DEM and other units of the Regional Office and other law enforcement agencies;
2019 ENR Information & Statistics © DENR - PENRO Marinduque 2019 ENR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 51 o be responsible for the implementation of DAO 2018-18, including monitoring and compliance of all permits, leases and tenure holders of the Department; and o perform such other functions that may be assigned by higher authority. Management Services Division (MSD) The Management Services Division (MSD) shall: ▪ oversee the delivery of financial and administrative services within its jurisdiction; ▪ ensure that all administrative and financial transactions are in compliance with COA, DBM and CSC rules and regulations; ▪ ascertain that plans and programs are attained through sufficient and timely release of funds; ▪ monitor spending vis-à-vis accomplishments for efficient and economic fund utilization within its jurisdiction; ▪ provide assistance and services on the implementation of office orders, rules and regulations on matters involving personnel management, general services, communications, logistics, property, safety, records management and documentation; and ▪ perform other functions that may be assigned by higher authority. It shall be composed of two (2) sections: ▪ Planning Section shall: o be responsible for the coordination and supervision of all plans/ programs/ activities in accordance to the priorities and target of the PENRO Office; o serve as the depository of all plans and programs, maps and database of the PENRO, as planning and monitoring arm of the PENRO; o serve as the counterpart of the local planning offices of the Local Government Units and National Government agencies at the provincial level; and o perform such other functions that may be assigned by higher authority. ▪ Admin and Finance Section shall: o be responsible for the delivery of financial and administrative services within its jurisdiction in compliance with COA, DBM and CSC rules and regulations; and o perform such other functions that may be assigned by higher authority. However, the implementing PENROs or those PENROs without CENROs shall perform the roles and functions of a CENRO following the foregoing organizational structure. Hence, in addition to its supervisory function, the said Office shall also be responsible in the implementation of all laws, policies, regulations, programs and projects, rules and regulations on the management, conservation, development and use of natural resources.
NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 52 Image 6. Organizational Structu
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NR Statistics & Information DENR PENRO Marinduque 53 Table 43. Officials and Key Officers of DENR MIMAROPA Region: C.Y. NAME POSITION HENRY A. ADORNADO, PH.D. Regional Executive Director BIGHANI M. MANIPULA, PH.D. OIC, Assistant Regional Director for Management Services VICENTE B. TUDDAO, JR., CESE Assistant Regional Director for Technical Services MANUEL T. ESCASURA, MNSA, CESE PENRO ATTY. GANDHI G. FLORES Chief, Legal Division ROSARIO C. GULMATICO Chief, Administrative Division MARILYN R. LIMPIDA Chief, Planning and Management Division