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MUNICIPALITY OF DUMARAN
SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE, 2019
MUNICIPAL HISTORY
D Umaran was once a part of the Municipality of Araceli from 1903 up to 1960. The place was created as a municipality on June
18, 1961, under Republic Act No. 3418. The first settlers in the municipality of Dumaran came from the Municipality of Cuyo.
The early settlers from Cuyo landed in Dagman in 1875 in search for food and a root crop locally known as “ corot”, which they
find delicious when properly prepared. Bernardo Aborot, Felipe Umblas, Bruno Reino and Juana Heredero were believed to be the
original settlers. Later on, more people from Cagayancillo and Cuyo came and they decided to form a barrio. But they were short of five
families to qualify as such so they recruited five families from Calandagan, which was also then in process of organization. Likewise, in
another barrio, Juan Casenas and his group of settlers combined forces with the Paguntalan and Palces families of Barrio Lagman to
form what is now Barangay San Juan. On the other hand, the Tagbanuas founded Barrio Bacao half a century ago. Again, the Cuyunos
like the Argulles family came in settled down for good. This barrio was the headquarters of “Company B’ under Lt. Felipe Batul, a school
teacher, then its commanding officer.
LOCATION AND LAND AREA
The Municipality of Dumaran is located between 10⁰34 east longitude, sharing common boundaries on the south by Lancan Bay, on the
north by Pali Island, on the east by the interiors of Barangay Itangil and on the west by the Sulu Sea. It is 131.2 nautical miles from
Puerto Princesa City and 54.5 nautical miles from the Municipality of Roxas, the nearest commercially active municipality. Dumaran has
a total land area of 55, 327.08 hectares. It represents 3.7 percent of the province’ total land area and is compose of 16 barangays.
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TOPOGRAPHY, SOILS AND CLIMATE
About 71.00 percent of the land area of the municipality is located in mainland Palawan while the rest is part of Dumaran Island. The
portion within the island is distinctly different from the mainland area with respect to contour. The island consisted mainly of low hills
of not more than 150 meters elevation while the mainland are mostly comprised of high hill and mountains. Flat lands are limited both
in extent and occurrence. Flat lands are found in relatively small patches along the coasts and in minor stream valleys.
The soils of Dumaran have been investigated only on a broad, reconnaissance level of survey of the Bureau of Soils in 1960 and in 1979.
Based on these surveys, the following soil types are Babuyan Silty Clay Loam, Coron Clay Loam, rough Mountainous Land, Beach Sand
and Hydrosol.
The climatic condition of Dumaran falls with Type 1 classification. The dry season is from March to June while the wet season is from
July to December.
WATER RESOURCES
There are three major river systems in the municipality: The Ilian River that can be used for domestic and agricultural purpose; the Leget
and Abo Rivers that empty in Sabang Bay and Leget Point. The tributaries of these three major rivers are the major sources of potable
water and water for agricultural uses.
A total of four waterfalls were reported in the area. The highest is the Umalongay Falls having a height of 600 feet. There are three
natural springs namely: Ilian, Lagoyloy and Itangil Spring. In terms of coastal water resources, the shoreline of Dumaran are covered
with coral reefs which can be hazardous to navigation vessels but very favourable to the maintenance of marine life within the area. The
most extensive reefs are found between Avenanamatan and Masinge Point. Between these two points, the coral reefs even extend to
more than three kilometres from the nearest shoreline.
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GENERAL LAND USE
CLASSIFICATION LAND AREA ( Hectares)
FOREST LAND 27, 354
GRICULTURE AND AGRO-INDUSTRIAL 20,288
PASTURE/GRASSLAND 7,491
BUILT – UP AREA 194
TOTAL AREA 55, 327
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DEMOGRPAHY
Based on the 2019 CBMS survey result, Dumaran have a population of 20,345 distributed among the 2,961 households with an
average of 4 persons per household. Of the total population, 52.00 percent are male while 48.00 percent are female.
Going down at the barangay level, Barangay Sta. Teresita recorded the highest number of inhabitants with 2,914, followed by
Barangay Danleg with 2,219, while the sparsely populated barangay is Barangay Calasag with only 359 inhabitants.
Table 1: NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS, TOTAL POPULATION ,MALE AND FEMALE BY BARANGAY

BARANGAY NO. OF HHS TOTAL POPN MALE FEMALE
BACAO 220 1542 838 704
BOHOL 289 1478 779 699
CALASAG 71 359 180 179
CAPAYAS 262 1178 612 566
CATEP 151 743 377 366
CULASIAN 159 768 396 362
DANLEG 418 2219 1104 1115
POBLACION 196 1586 832 754
ITANGIL 47 765 405 360
ILIAN 209 1478 747 731
MAGSAYSAY 129 1115 581 534
SAN JUAN 123 706 364 342
SANTA TERESITA 206 2914 1484 1430
STO. TOMAS 63 603 319 284
TANATANAON 368 1789 969 820
STA. MARIA 201 981 517 464
TOTAL 2961 20345 10562 9783
Source: 2019 CBMS Research, Statistics and Evaluation Division, PPDO
ECONOMY
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Agriculture is the major economic activity of the municipality followed by fishing and trade and industry. Major crops are
planted are palay, corn, coconut and cashew, while livestock and poultry meat production are still very much below to meet the
nutritional requirement of the population.
EMPLOYMENT
Employment rate in the municipality during the year 2019 was reported at 93.61 percent, a little bit lower than the provincial
average of 95 percent.
Table 2: EMPLOYED PERSONS BY BARANGAY

number of members of the Employed members of the labor force*
Barangay labor force Magnitude* Proportion**
Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female
DUMARAN 7392 5102 2290 6920 4802 2118 93.61 94.12 92.49
Bacao 520 374 146 489 349 140 94.04 93.32 95.89
Bohol 485 412 73 465 401 64 95.88 97.33 87.67
Calasag 130 89 41 122 88 34 93.85 98.88 82.93
Capayas 426 311 115 399 298 101 93.66 95.82 87.83
Catep 303 205 98 303 205 98 100 100 100
Culasian 219 183 36 216 181 35 98.63 98.91 97.22
Danleg 934 571 363 837 512 325 89.61 89.67 89.53
Dumaran (Pob.) 671 426 245 657 416 241 97.91 97.65 98.37
Itangil 155 119 36 142 108 34 91.61 90.76 94.44
Ilian 475 322 153 428 287 141 90.11 89.13 92.16
Magsaysay 437 261 176 425 257 168 97.25 98.47 95.45
San Juan 274 188 86 126 87 39 45.99 46.28 45.35
Santa Teresita 1027 728 299 995 710 285 96.88 97.53 95.32
Santo Tomas 190 152 38 185 147 38 97.37 96.71 100
Tanatanaon 695 480 215 681 476 205 97.99 99.17 95.35
Santa Maria 451 281 170 450 280 170 99.78 99.64 100
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UNEMPLOYMENT
The percentage of unemployed persons with ages 15- years old and above in the municipality stood at 7.51 percent. This
proportion was found higher compared to the provincial standard of 5 percent.
Table 3: UNEMPLOYED PERSONS BY BARANGAY

number of members of the unemployed members of the labor force*
Barangay labor force Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 7392 5102 2290 472 300 172 6.39 5.88 7.51
Bacao 520 374 146 31 25 6 5.96 6.68 4.11
Bohol 485 412 73 20 11 9 4.12 2.67 12.33
Calasag 130 89 41 8 1 7 6.15 1.12 17.07
Capayas 426 311 115 27 13 14 6.34 4.18 12.17
Catep 303 205 98 0 0 0 0 0 0
Culasian 219 183 36 3 2 1 1.37 1.09 2.78
Danleg 934 571 363 97 59 38 10.39 10.33 10.47
Dumaran (Pob.) 671 426 245 14 10 4 2.09 2.35 1.63
Itangil 155 119 36 13 11 2 8.39 9.24 5.56
Ilian 475 322 153 47 35 12 9.89 10.87 7.84
Magsaysay 437 261 176 12 4 8 2.75 1.53 4.55
San Juan 274 188 86 148 101 47 54.01 53.72 54.65
Santa Teresita 1027 728 299 32 18 14 3.12 2.47 4.68
Santo Tomas 190 152 38 5 5 0 2.63 3.29 0
Tanatanaon 695 480 215 14 4 10 2.01 0.83 4.65
Santa Maria 451 281 170 1 1 0 0.22 0.36 0
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NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT
Most of the employed persons in the municipality are working either on short-term, seasonal or casual basis with 51.76 percent
while those on the permanent basis is only 37.98 percent, while on the other hand, those who worked on different jobs on a
day to day or even week to week basis is only 6.73 percent.
Table 4: NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT BY MUNICIPALITY

number of Employed Nature of employment*
members of the labor
Municipality force Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 6920 4802 2118
Permanent 2628 1618 1010 37.98 33.69 47.69
Short-term seasonal or
3582 2637 945 51.76 54.91 44.62
casual
Worked on different jobs

on day to day or week to 466 391 75 6.73 8.14 3.54
week
ENTRPRENEURAL ACTIVITY
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Based on the 2019 CBMS survey result, it reveals that majority of the households in the municipality were engaged in crop
farming and gardening with 60.66 percent, followed by those who are into livestock and poultry industry with 52.85 while only
23.47 percent of the total households were engaged in fishing activity.
Table 5: ENTRPRENEURAL ACTIVITY BY BARANGAY

Households by entrepreneurial
number of
activity*
Municipality total
households
Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 2961
engaged in crop farming and gardening 1796 60.66
engaged in livestock/poultry 1565 52.85
engaged in fishing 695 23.47
engaged in forestry 298 10.06
engaged in wholesale/retail 301 10.17
engaged in manufacturing 88 2.97
engaged in community, social & personal service 28 0.95
engaged in transportation, storage & communication 46 1.55
engaged in mining & quarrying 128 4.32
engaged in construction 366 12.36
other activities necessary 11 0
INCOME and LIVELIHOOD
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More than half (52.58%) of the total households in the municipality have income below the poverty threshold during the year
2019. This 2019 proportion ratio was much higher compared to the provincial standard of only 11.2 percent
Table 6: HOUSEHOLDS WITH INCOME BELOW POVERTY THRESHOLD BY BARANGAY

households wih income below poverty
number of threshold*
Barangay
households
DUMARAN 2961 1557 52.58
Bacao 220 49 22.27
Bohol 289 163 56.4
Calasag 71 58 81.69
Capayas 262 157 59.92
Culasian 159 108 67.92
Danleg 418 208 49.76
Dumaran (Pob.) 196 66 33.67
Itangil 47 33 70.21
Ilian 209 112 53.59
Magsaysay 129 76 58.91
San Juan 123 96 78.05
Santa Teresita 206 83 40.29
Santo Tomas 63 45 71.43
Tanatanaon 368 211 57.34
Santa Maria 201 92 45.77
SUBSISTENCE INCIDENCE
Based on the 2019 CBMS survey result, the only 35.46 percent of the total households in the municipality have income below
the food threshold.
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At the barangay level, Barangay San Juan posted the highest proportion ratio of households in subsistence incidence with 63.41
percent; while on the other hand, Barangay Bacao has the lowest with only 15.00 percent.
Table 7: HOUSEHOLDS WITH INCOME BELOW FOOD THRESHOLD BY BARANGAY

households wih income below food
number of threshold*
Barangay
households
DUMARAN 2961 1050 35.46
Bacao 220 33 15.00
Bohol 289 118 40.83
Calasag 71 41 57.75
Capayas 262 107 40.84
Culasian 159 84 52.83
Danleg 418 132 31.58
Dumaran (Pob.) 196 33 16.84
Itangil 47 24 51.06
Ilian 209 72 34.45
San Juan 123 78 63.41
HOUSING
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As for the house ownership, Table 8 shows that 62.75 percent of the households in the municipality own their houses, 21.04
percent are living on their own houses, rent free lot with consent of the owner while only 0.91 percent are renting house and
lot.
Table 8: TENURAL STATUS BY MUNICIPALITY

Tenure status*
Municipality number of households
DUMARAN 2961
Own or owner-like
possession of house and 1858 62.75
lot
Rent house/room
27 0.91
including lot
Own house rent lot 72 2.43
Own house rent-free lot
623 21.04
with consent of owner
Own house rent-free lot
114 3.85
without consent of owner
Rent-free house and lot
122 4.12
with consent of owner
Rent-free house and lot
10 0.34
without consent of owner
Living in a public space
9 0.3
with rent
Living in a public space
126 4.26
without rent
POWER
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As of present, the electricity in the municipality is being provided by NAPOCOR and distributed to the power consumers by the
Palawan Electric Cooperative. The proportion of households with access to electricity was reported at 99.16 percent or 2936 out
of 2961 total number of households.
Table 9 HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY BY BARANGAY
number of Households with access to electricty*

Barangay
households
DUMARAN 2961 2936 99.16
Bacao 220 202 91.82
Bohol 289 247 85.47
Calasag 71 25 35.21
Capayas 262 244 93.13
Culasian 159 128 80.50
Danleg 418 349 83.49
Dumaran (Pob.) 196 280 142.86
Itangil 47 92 195.74
Ilian 209 240 114.83
Magsaysay 129 163 126.36
San Juan 123 61 49.59
number of Source of electricity*
households with
Municipality
access to electricty Magnitude* Proportion**
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DUMARAN 3071

electric company 800 26.05
generator 985 32.07
solar 1825 59.43
battery 827 26.93
Others 138 4.49
INFORMAL SETTLERS
Based on the 2019 CBMS survey result, only 8.75 percent of the total households in the municipality are recorded as informal
settlers. Majority of those squatters can be found in Barangay Calasag with 41 households (57.75%).
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Table 10: TENURAL STATUS BY BARANGAY
number of households who are squatters*
Barangay
households Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 2961 259 8.75
Bacao 220 3 1.36
Bohol 289 1 0.35
Calasag 71 41 57.75
Capayas 262 16 6.11
Culasian 159 8 5.03
Danleg 418 23 5.5
Dumaran (Pob.) 196 21 10.71
Itangil 47 1 2.13
Ilian 209 24 11.48
San Juan 123 11 8.94
WALL TYPE
Almost 66.53 percent of households in the municipality used light material for most of their walling structure; while only 16.78
percent used concrete walling materials and those households using mixed but predominantly salvaged materials accounted for
only 1.82 percent.
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Table 12: CONSTRUCTION OF WALL MATERIALS BY MUNICIPALITY
Construction materials of wall*

number of
Municipality
households
DUMARAN 2961
Strong materials (e.g. aluminum tile concrete,

497 16.78
brick, stone, wood, plywood, asbestos)
Light materials (e.g.bamboo sawali cogon, nipa,

1970 66.53
anahaw)
Salvaged/makeshift materials 32 1.08
Mixed but predominantly strong materials 212 7.16
Mixed but predominantly light materials 195 6.59
Mixed but predominantly salvaged materials 54 1.82

ROOF TYPE
Majority of the households in Dumaran used light materials in their roofing construction with 55.83 percent; while the
proportion ratio of households using strong materials accounted for 30.33 percent and only 1.25 are constructed with mixed but
predominantly salvaged materials.
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Table 13: ROOF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS BY MUNICIPALITY
number of Construction materials of roof*
Municipality

DUMARAN 2961

Strong materials (e.g. galvanized iron aluminum tile,

898 30.33
concrete, brick, stone, asbestos)
Light materials (e.g. cogon nipa anahaw) 1653 55.83
Salvaged/makeshift materials (e.g. tarpaulin tent) 26 0.88
Mixed but predominantly strong materials 196 6.62
Mixed but predominantly light materials 150 5.07
Mixed but predominantly salvaged materials 37 1.25

WATER AND SANITATION
ACCESS TO SAFE WATER
The proportion of households without access to safe water supply facility was reported at 53.50 percent during the year 2019.
Table 14: HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT ACCESS TO SAFE WATER SOURCE
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number of households wihout access to improved water source*
Barangay

DUMARAN 2961 1584 53.50

Bacao 220 40 18.18
Bohol 289 287 99.31
Calasag 71 71 100.00
Capayas 262 141 53.82
Culasian 159 120 75.47
Danleg 418 4 0.96
Dumaran (Pob.) 196 67 34.18
Itangil 47 30 63.83
Ilian 209 77 36.84
Magsaysay 129 106 82.17
San Juan 123 121 98.37
Source: 2019 CBMS Research, Statistics and Evaluation Divisio n, PPDO
SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER
Majority of the households in the municipality are dependent on dug well as their major source of drinking water with 52.72
percent; followed by shared faucet CWS with 20.36 percent while only 0.03 percent depends on unprotected spring.
Table 15: SOURCES OF DRINKING WATER BY MUNICIPALITY

Municipality number of Source of drinking water*
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DUMARAN 2961
Own use faucet community water system (e.g.
395 13.34
Maynilad)
Shared faucet community water system 603 20.36
Own use tubed/piped deep well 74 2.5

Shared tubed/piped deep well 245 8.27
Tubed/piped shallow well (e.g. Poso Artesian well
60 2.03
etc)
Dug well (e.g. balon) 1561 52.72
Protected spring 2 0.07
Unprotected spring 1 0.03
Lake river rain, and others 7 0.24
Peddler 0 0
Bottled water (purified distilled mineral) 13 0.44
ACCESS TO SANITARY TOILET
The proportion of households with access to sanitary toilet in Dumaran was reported at 11.42 percent as per 2019 CBMS survey
result. This proportion ratio of 2014 was lower than the national average of 15.00 percent and that of regional average of 20.30
percent.
Table 16: HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT ACCESS TO SANITARY TOILET BY BARANGAY

Barangay number of households wihout access to sanitary
households toilet facility*
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DUMARAN 2961 338 11.42

Bacao 220 10 4.55
Bohol 289 30 10.38
Calasag 71 4 5.63
Capayas 262 21 8.02
Culasian 159 34 21.38
Danleg 418 32 7.66
Dumaran (Pob.) 196 33 16.84
Itangil 47 4 8.51
Ilian 209 8 3.83
San Juan 123 14 11.38
TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY
The proportion of households in the municipality equipped with water sealed toilet, with sewer septic tank facility accounted for
67.75 percent; while those using water-sealed, other depository own use was reported at 7.63 percent and those households
with toilet facility shared was recorded at 10.91 percent.
Table 17: TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY BY MUNICIPALITY
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Type of toilet facility*
number of
Municipality
households Magnitude Proportion*
* *
DUMARAN 2961
Water-sealed sewer septic tank used exclusively by household 2006 67.75

Water-sealed sewer septic tank shared with other households 259 8.75
Water-sealed other depository used exclusively by household 226 7.63
Water-sealed other depository shared with other households 64 2.16
Closed pit 68 2.3
Open pit 22 0.74
Pail system 1 0.03
None (bodies of water backyard public spaces) 315 10.64
BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Out of 23544 boys and girls with ages 6-12 years old, 582 or 16.42 percent are not attending elementary school. At the
barangay level, the highest proportion of children not attending elementary school can be found in Barangay Sto. Tomas with
33.33 percent, while Barangay Calasag was the lowest with only 10 percent.
Table 18: CHILDREN 6-12 YEARS OLD NOT ATTENDING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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number of children 6-12 children 6-12 years old not attending elementary*
Barangay years old Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 3544 1802 1742 582 283 299 16.42 15.7 17.16
Bacao 263 149 114 46 26 20 17.49 17.45 17.54
Bohol 238 127 111 30 14 16 12.6 11.02 14.41
Calasag 60 36 24 6 1 5 10 2.78 20.83
Capayas 202 98 104 35 17 18 17.33 17.35 17.31
Catep 163 74 89 23 8 15 14.11 10.81 16.85
Culasian 137 55 82 19 11 8 13.87 20 9.76
Danleg 383 170 213 75 34 41 19.58 20 19.25
Dumaran (Pob.) 261 129 132 42 22 20 16.09 17.05 15.15
Itangil 133 63 70 25 10 15 18.8 15.87 21.43
Ilian 254 137 117 48 25 23 18.9 18.25 19.66
Magsaysay 237 131 106 42 26 16 17.72 19.85 15.09
San Juan 105 53 52 19 6 13 18.1 11.32 25
Santa Teresita 458 243 215 59 29 30 12.88 11.93 13.95
Santo Tomas 111 61 50 37 18 19 33.33 29.51 38
Tanatanaon 356 184 172 52 26 26 14.61 14.13 15.12
Santa Maria 183 92 91 24 10 14 13.11 10.87 15.38
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Out of 1880 persons with ages 13-16 years old, only 381 or 20.27 percent are not attending secondary education.
At the barangay level, Barangay Culasian posted the highest proportion rate of persons with ages 13-16 years old not enrolled
in the secondary education with 34.21 percent, followed by Barangay Ilian with 28. 03 percent. On the other hand, Barangay
San Juan has the lowest with only 14.04percent.
Table 19: PERSONS 13-16 YEARS OLD NOT ATTENDING SECONDARY SCHOOL BY BARANGAY
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number of children 13-16 years children 13-16 years old not attending junior high school*
Barangay old Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 1880 976 904 381 212 169 20.27 21.72 18.69
Bacao 153 88 65 23 16 7 15.03 18.18 10.77
Bohol 106 59 47 21 11 10 19.81 18.64 21.28
Calasag 34 14 20 7 3 4 20.59 21.43 20
Capayas 99 55 44 20 10 10 20.2 18.18 22.73
Catep 71 35 36 14 8 6 19.72 22.86 16.67
Culasian 76 35 41 26 16 10 34.21 45.71 24.39
Danleg 184 91 93 32 12 20 17.39 13.19 21.51
Dumaran (Pob.) 148 82 66 35 21 14 23.65 25.61 21.21
Itangil 82 44 38 13 7 6 15.85 15.91 15.79
Ilian 157 78 79 44 23 21 28.03 29.49 26.58
Magsaysay 115 49 66 26 9 17 22.61 18.37 25.76
San Juan 57 32 25 8 7 1 14.04 21.88 4
Santa Teresita 256 123 133 39 19 20 15.23 15.45 15.04
Santo Tomas 44 21 23 10 7 3 22.73 33.33 13.04
Tanatanaon 209 120 89 49 33 16 23.44 27.5 17.98
Santa Maria 89 50 39 14 10 4 15.73 20 10.26
LITERACY
The illiteracy rate among persons with ages 10 years old over in the municipality was reported at only 3.6
percent.
Going down at the barangay level, it reveals that Barangay Itangil had the highest proportion of illiterate
persons with 5.95 percent and Barangay Sta. Maria posted the lowest with only 0.4 percent.
Table 20: ILLITERACY RATE BY BARANGAY
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number of persons 10 years old illiterate persons 10 years old and above*
Barangay and above Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 15855 8293 7562 527 278 249 3.32 3.35 3.29
Bacao 1219 662 557 35 25 10 2.87 3.78 1.8
Bohol 1168 617 551 25 11 14 2.14 1.78 2.54
Calasag 274 138 136 13 6 7 4.74 4.35 5.15
Capayas 949 492 457 19 9 10 2 1.83 2.19
Catep 676 338 338 14 9 5 2.07 2.66 1.48
Culasian 570 311 259 20 12 8 3.51 3.86 3.09
Danleg 1748 889 859 31 22 9 1.77 2.47 1.05
Dumaran (Pob.) 1253 659 594 20 12 8 1.6 1.82 1.35
Itangil 607 317 290 33 12 21 5.44 3.79 7.24
Ilian 1141 584 557 85 40 45 7.45 6.85 8.08
Magsaysay 819 424 395 27 13 14 3.3 3.07 3.54
San Juan 566 296 270 13 11 2 2.3 3.72 0.74
Santa Teresita 2283 1155 1128 60 29 31 2.63 2.51 2.75
Santo Tomas 487 253 234 78 39 39 16.02 15.41 16.67
Tanatanaon 1358 759 599 33 14 19 2.43 1.84 3.17
Santa Maria 737 399 338 21 14 7 2.85 3.51 2.07
Source: 2019 CBMS Research, Statistics and Evaluation Division
HEALTH AND NUTRITION
MALNUTRITION
Based on the 155 or 6.37 percent are reported as malnourished.
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Malnutrition prevalence rate at the barangay level, reveals that Barangay Calasag has the highest proportion of
malnourished children with 1816.33 percent; followed by Barangay Catep with 16.04 percent while the lowest
proportion rate was recorded by Barangay Sta. Teresita with 0.56 percent.
Table 21: MALNUTRITION PREVALENCE RATE BY BARANGAY

malnourished children 0-5 years old*
number of children 0-5 years old
Barangay Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 2435 1204 1231 155 76 79 6.37 6.31 6.42
Bacao 168 85 83 11 8 3 6.55 9.41 3.61
Bohol 176 88 88 26 16 10 14.77 18.18 11.36
Calasag 49 18 31 8 4 4 16.33 22.22 12.9
Capayas 108 58 50 15 5 10 13.89 8.62 20
Catep 106 55 51 17 9 8 16.04 16.36 15.69
Culasian 106 54 52 2 1 1 1.89 1.85 1.92
Danleg 279 135 144 13 6 7 4.66 4.44 4.86
Dumaran (Pob.) 179 95 84 5 1 4 2.79 1.05 4.76
Itangil 78 52 26 2 0 2 2.56 0 7.69
Ilian 186 79 107 16 8 8 8.6 10.13 7.48
Magsaysay 150 80 70 3 1 2 2 1.25 2.86
San Juan 76 36 40 4 1 3 5.26 2.78 7.5
Santa Teresita 358 169 189 2 0 2 0.56 0 1.06
Santo Tomas 58 27 31 2 1 1 3.45 3.7 3.23
Tanatanaon 227 111 116 25 14 11 11.01 12.61 9.48
Santa Maria 131 62 69 4 1 3 3.05 1.61 4.35
CHILD DEATH
The proportion of child death with ages under five years old in the municipality was posted at 0.16 percent or
only 3 child death out of the total of 1887 children.
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Santa Maria recorded the highest child mortality rate with 0.10 percent or 2 children while child death in
Barangay Tanatanaon was only 0.06 percent or 1 child.
Table 22: CHILD DEATH BY BARANGAY

number of children under 5 years children under 5 years old who died*
Barangay old Magnitude* Proportion**
DUMARAN 1887 919 968 3 3 0 0.16 0.33 0
Bacao 134 66 68 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bohol 146 71 75 0 0 0 0 0 0
Calasag 43 17 26 0 0 0 0 0 0
Capayas 86 42 44 0 0 0 0 0 0
Culasian 81 44 37 0 0 0 0 0 0
Danleg 222 111 111 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dumaran (Pob.) 151 82 69 0 0 0 0 0 0
Itangil 61 39 22 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ilian 148 66 82 0 0 0 0 0 0
Magsaysay 127 67 60 0 0 0 0 0 0
San Juan 63 29 34 0 0 0 0 0 0
Santa Teresita 286 132 154 0 0 0 0 0 0
Santo Tomas 49 19 30 0 0 0 0 0 0
Tanatanaon 179 84 95 1 1 0 0.06 0.11 0
Santa Maria 111 50 61 2 2 0 0.10 0.22 0
CAUSE OF DEATH
Based on the 2014 CBMS survey result, it shows that Diseases of the heart and tuberculosis are the primary
cause of death in the municipality during the reference period with both recorded three numbers of deaths.
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Table 23: CAUSE OF DEATH BY BARANGAY
number
of Cause of death of persons who died during the reference period*
Municipality member
DUMARAN 20345 10562 9783
Diseases of the heart (e.g. heart attack) 7 4 3 0.03 0.04 0.03
Diseases of the vascular system (e.g.
13 7 6 0.06 0.07 0.06
stroke)
Malignant neoplasms (e.g. cancer) 8 4 4 0.04 0.04 0.04
Pneumonia 6 6 0 0.03 0.06 0.00
Road/ Vehicular accidents 4 4 0 0.02 0.04 0.00
Other accidents 4 3 1 0.02 0.03 0.01
Tuberculosis 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Chronic lower respiratory diseases (e.g.
10 7 3 0.05 0.07 0.03
COPD bronchitis asthma)
Diabetes mellitus 3 2 1 0.01 0.02 0.01
Nephritis nephrotic syndrome and
1 1 0 0.00 0.01 0.00
nephrosis (e.g. inflammation of the kidney)
Certain conditions originating in the
2 2 0 0.01 0.02 0.00
perinatal period
Drowned from flood/storm surges/tsunami 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Victim of landslide 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Electrocuted during typhoon or storm
0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
surge
Murder 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Others specify 6 3 3 0.03 0.03 0.03
Persons with Disability
There are 248 or 1.27 percent individuals who have disabilities in the barangay. Most of them are from Barangay Santo
Tomas with a proportion of 3.15 percent, followed by Barangay Itangil with 2.48 percent. The highest proportion of disability
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disorder were the mental/intellectual disorder with 21.88 percent, followed by orthopaedic or musculosckeletal disability with
20.31 percent
Table 24: Persons with Disability

Persons with disability (PWD)*
number of total members
DUMARAN 19471 10127 9344 248 142 106 1.27 1.4 1.13
Bacao 1542 838 704 21 14 7 1.36 1.67 0.99
Bohol 1478 779 699 14 6 8 0.95 0.77 1.14
Calasag 359 180 179 2 2 0 0.56 1.11 0
Capayas 1178 612 566 13 6 7 1.1 0.98 1.24
Culasian 758 396 362 8 4 4 1.06 1.01 1.11
Danleg 2219 1104 1115 24 20 4 1.08 1.81 0.36
Dumaran (Pob.) 1586 832 754 25 15 10 1.58 1.8 1.33
Itangil 765 405 360 19 14 5 2.48 3.46 1.39
Ilian 1478 747 731 11 4 7 0.74 0.54 0.96
Magsaysay 1115 581 534 11 5 6 0.99 0.86 1.12
San Juan 706 364 342 6 2 4 0.85 0.55 1.17
Santa Teresita 2914 1484 1430 36 19 17 1.24 1.28 1.19
Santo Tomas 603 319 284 19 13 6 3.15 4.08 2.11
Tanatanaon 1789 969 820 31 18 13 1.73 1.86 1.59
Santa Maria 981 517 464 8 0 8 0.82 0 1.72
Type of Disability
Table 25: Type of Disability

Municipality number of PWD Type of disability*
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DUMARAN 256 147 109
Mental/Intellectual 56 26 30 21.88 17.69 27.52
Hearing Disability 19 8 11 7.42 5.44 10.09
Psychosocial Disability 23 17 6 8.98 11.56 5.5
Visual Disability 27 20 7 10.55 13.61 6.42
Speech Impairment 24 11 13 9.38 7.48 11.93
Disability due to
34 19 15 13.28 12.93 13.76
Chronic illness
Orthopedic
(Musculoskeletal) 52 32 20 20.31 21.77 18.35
Disability
Multiple Disabilities
15 11 4 5.86 7.48 3.67
specify
Learning Disability 6 3 3 2.34 2.04 2.75
PEACE AND ORDER
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There are 11 individuals or .06 percent that were identified as victims of crime. Most of them were from Barangay Tanatanaon
with 7 individuals or 0.39 percent followed by Barangay Santa Teresita and Barangay Poblacion with 2 individuals respectively.
The crimes committed were reported as follows 5 were victims of rape, 3 were theft, 2 physical injury and 1 robbery.
Table 26: VICTIMS OF CRIME BY BARANGAY

victims of crime*
number of persons
DUMARAN 19471 10127 9344 11 6 5 0.06 0.06 0.05
Bacao 1542 838 704 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bohol 1478 779 699 0 0 0 0 0 0
Calasag 359 180 179 0 0 0 0 0 0
Capayas 1178 612 566 0 0 0 0 0 0
Culasian 758 396 362 0 0 0 0 0 0
Danleg 2219 1104 1115 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dumaran (Pob.) 1586 832 754 2 1 1 0.13 0.12 0.13
Itangil 765 405 360 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ilian 1478 747 731 0 0 0 0 0 0
Magsaysay 1115 581 534 0 0 0 0 0 0
San Juan 706 364 342 0 0 0 0 0 0
Santa Teresita 2914 1484 1430 2 0 2 0.07 0 0.14
Santo Tomas 603 319 284 0 0 0 0 0 0
Tanatanaon 1789 969 820 7 5 2 0.39 0.52 0.24
Santa Maria 981 517 464 0 0 0 0 0 0
Types of Crime
Table 27: Type of Crime
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Type of crime*
number of Victims of crime
Municipality Magnitude* Proportion**

DUMARAN 11 6 5

Theft 3 3 0 27.27 50 0
Robbery 1 1 0 9.09 16.67 0
Rape 5 0 6 54.55 0 120
Physical Injury 2 2 0 18.18 33.33 0
Carnapping 0 0 0 0 0 0
Cattle Rustling 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Crime 0 0 0 0 0 0
INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES
ROADS
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COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPORTATION
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The municipality has one post office and one Provincial Radio Communication Service (PRCS) that provides communication line
between Dumaran and the outside municipality and other countries. With the advent of modern technologies like mobile phone,
internet and other high technology gadgets, communication within and outside the municipality becomes more easier than
before.
At present, shuttle vans and buses plies the route of Puerto Princesa to Barangay Sta. Teresita, then from Sta Teresita
motorized pumpboats service the island in going to Poblacion Dumaran and to other neighbouring municipalities.
GARBAGE COLLECTION
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Majority of the households in the municipality have their garbage burned, followed by households who used
garbage composting, while only minor number of households are using other means of waste management
system
Table 28: HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF GARBAGE COLLECTION

number of total Households by type of garbage collection*
Municipality
DUMARAN 2961
garbage collected 164 5.54
garbage burned 3512 118.61
garbage composted 1425 48.13
garbage recycled 885 29.89
garbage segregated 1031 34.82
garbage dumped to closed pit 126 4.26
garbage dumped to open pit 1777 60.01
garbage throwing in river 453 15.3
other waste management 34 1.15
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLE’S PROFILE
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I. INTRODUCTION

The indigenous peoples in the Philippines are defined by the

Indigenous Peoples‟ Rights Act (IPRA) of 1997 as: “A group of
people or homogeneous societies identified by self-ascription and There are no accurate figures on the population of indigenous
ascription by others, who have continually lived as organized peoples because of the lack of any formal census. Indigenous
communities on community-bounded and defined territory, and peoples’ communities are found in the forests, mountains,
who have, under claims of ownership since time immemorial, lowlands and coastal areas and are in varied levels of socio-
occupied, possessed and utilized such territories, sharing common economic development. They engage in a mix of production
bonds of language, customs, traditions and other distinctive systems including swidden farming, settled agriculture, hunting
cultural traits, or who have, through resistance to political, social and gathering, livestock raising, fishing and production and trade
and cultural inroads of colonization, non-indigenous religions and in local handicrafts. A common characteristic of indigenous
cultures, become historically differentiated from the majority of peoples is their close attachment to ancestral land, territory and
Filipinos. resources (Cariňo, J., 2012).

ICCs/Ips [Indigenous Cultural Communities/indigenous peoples] On the global level, the importance of data collection and
shall likewise include peoples who are regarded as indigenous on disaggregation for indigenous peoples can be gleaned from the
account of their descent from populations which inhabited the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues’ recommendation
country, at the time of conquest or colonization, or at the time of that stated this as a “topic of primary importance.” In its first two
inroads of non-indigenous religions and cultures, or the sessions in 2002 and 2003, the Permanent Forum identified “data
establishment of present state boundaries, who retain some or all collection as an urgent priority (Tebtebba Foundation, 2006).”
of their own social, economic, cultural and political institutions,
but who may have been displaced from their traditional domains
or who may have resettled outside the ancestral domains (IPRA, There is generally a lack of systematic collection and
Chapter II, Section 3h).” documentation of disaggregated data on indigenous peoples on
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socio-economic development, education, health, land issues, large indigenous peoples.
development projects, development infrastructure, labor and
employment. A comprehensive organization of information of the
indigenous people in the province to identify who and where the
indigenous people are is vital to focus targeting of development
interventions intended for them and to objectively identify
beneficiaries of proposed programs and projects.
Governor Jose Ch. Alvarez directed the PPDO to generate better

data collection and disaggregation concerning indigenous people.
The Provincial Government leadership identified socio-economic

and geographic profiling of indigenous peoples as a work area of
Following the instructions of the Governor, PPDO conducted
primary concern. This is partly because of insufficiency or perhaps
household and geographic profiling of indigenous people with the
lack of data on the demographic characteristics and conditions of
municipality of Brooke’s Point as pilot municipality.
II. OBJECTIVES OF THE SURVEY

As an information management system, this report

contains database that will be used for the following 1. Analyse who and where the indigenous people are;
purposes:
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2. Generate data needed to explain the situation of 5. Determine the extent of access of indigenous
indigenous peoples in Palawan; peoples to government services;
3. Capture the relevant socio-economic characteristics 6. Identify the eligible beneficiaries of various poverty
of the indigenous peoples (IP) household; reduction and development programs of the
4. Verify if these people are beneficiaries of social government.
protection programs (4Ps, PhilHealth, etc.) 7. Prepare a comprehensive poverty map identifying
the location of people living in poverty
The Survey of Indigenous Peoples in Narra was conducted in

16 barangays, namely: Bacao, Bohol, Capayas, Catep, Calasag,
Culasian, Ilian, Itangil, Danleg, Magsaysay, Poblacion, Sta.
Maria, San Juan, Sta. Teresita, Sto. Tomas, and Tanataon. The
III. METHODOLOGY survey covered 100% enumeration of all household for each
barangay.
This Report involves two types of household data sources:

administrative and survey data. Existing census data and other
government data are used to compare with data gathered This survey used a one-page questionnaire which was divided
from the survey. However, data from administrative records into three (3) sections, namely: a. General Household
are usually not disaggregated systematically by gender and Information; b. Ethnicity; c. General Socio-Economic Services.
specific location (barangay and sitio).

Interviews were used to get information from the respondents.

The survey was designed for one-time purpose. It may be Geographic profiling utilized the geo-tagging system using
replicated in the future when deemed necessary and upon android tablets.
availability of logistical support. The survey for municipality of
Coron was done from September to October, 2018. PPDO informed the municipal mayor and the barangay officials
and requested permission to concerned households before the
conduct of the survey. Each household was visited and
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interpersonal interviews and responses on the questionnaire
were noted and recorded. The survey was conducted from
9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
The Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator as

Project In-Charge supervised the overall field operations.
Researchers from PPDO did most of the coordination and
fieldwork, serving mainly as lead enumerators and field
coordinators. Field editing/evaluation of the questionnaires
were done by the PPDO Researchers while the PPDC as project
in-charge undertook the editing and evaluation of the survey
returns.
The services of barangay enumerators were also engaged. A

team of 5 to 6 residents per barangay were trained in filling up
the questionnaires and geotagging the households and
household members.
The result of the survey was encoded in spreadsheet

applications and SPSS software for statistical analysis and
ArcMap GIS software for geographic profiling.
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SURVEY RESULTS
AND FINDINGS

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4.1. Household Profile
4.1.1 Population

A. Population Size

 Sta. Teresita is the most populated with 2462 persons and 502 households.
 Calasag is the least populated with 71 persons and 278 households.

A total of 18799 surveyed population in 4256 households in the Municipality of Dumaran in this survey. Table 1 shows
the distribution of the respondents by barangay.
Table 1: Population Distribution by Barngay, Municipality of Dumaran
Dumaran
Sitio
Households Population
BACAO 345 1504
BOHOL 265 993
CALASAG 71 278
CAPAYAS 313 1362
CATEP 167 725
CULASIAN 176 789
DANLEG 310 1451
POBLACION 266 1131
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ITANGIL 431 1694
ILIAN 294 1234
MAGSAYSAY 254 1142
SAN JUAN 164 655
STA MARIA 134 882
SANTA TERESITA 502 2462
STO. TOMAS 238 1000
TANATANAON 326 1497
TOTAL 4256 18799
B. Age Distribution
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 Majority of the surveyed population in the barangay falls under the age range of 0 to 14 years old.
The distribution of the surveyed population according to age is as follows: 0-14 years (children) 6840 or 36 percent, 15-
24 years (early working age) 3675 or 19 percent, 25-54 years (prime working age) 6124 or 33 percent, 55-64 years
(mature working age) 1197 or 7 percent, 65 years and over (elderly) 963 or 6 percent. Refer to Table 2.
The age structure of a population affects a community's key socioeconomic issues. Communities with young populations
(high percentage under age 15) need to invest more in schools, while communities with older populations (high
percentage ages 65 and over) need to invest more in the health sector. The age structure can also be used to help
predict potential political issues. For example, the rapid growth of a young adult population unable to find employment
can lead to unrest.
Table 2: Population Distribution by Age Group, Municipality of Dumaran
Age Group Age Range Population
Children 0-14 6840
Early Working Age 15-24 3675
Prime Working Age 25-54 6124
Mature Working Age 55-64 1197
Elderly 65+ 963
Total 18799
Source: PPDO, Survey of IPs, 2018
C. Sex Distribution
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 There are around 3 % more males than females in the municipality.
Gender-wise, the respondents in the barangay are composed of 9550 males representing 51 percent of the population
and 9249 females representing 49 percent. Refer to Table 3.
Table 3: Population Distribution by Sex, Mun. Dumaran
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Sex
Sition
Male Female
BACAO 804 700
BOHOL 509 484
CALASAG 141 137
CAPAYAS 725 637
CATEP 361 364
CULASIAN 394 395
DANLEG 731 720
POBLACION 580 551
ITANGIL 904 790
ILIAN 620 614
MAGSAYSAY 604 538
STA. MARIA 289 593
SAN JUAN 339 316
STO. TOMAS 506 494
TANATANAON 796 701
Total 9550 9249
Total % 51 49
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Table 4: Population Distribution by Educational D. Educational Attainment

Attainment, Mun. Araceli
 (16)
Educational Population percent
Attainment (2017) Percentage of the
None 1729 9.36
Day Care 507 2.75
Kinder/Prep 480 2.60
Grade 1 615 3.33
Grade 2 637 3.45
Grade 3 886 4.80
Grade 4 927 5.02
Grade 5 933 5.05
Grade 6 773 4.19
Graduate ng Elementarya 2411 13.06
Grade 7 (1st Year High 1011 5.48

School)
Grade 8 (2nd Year High 1198 6.49

School)
Grade 9 (3rd Year High 1020 5.53

School)
Grade 10 (4th Year High 559 3.03

School)
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Grade 11 290 1.57
Grade 12 249 1.35

surveyed population are elementary graduates, while thirteen
(8) percent of the population have no education. Almost half
of the work force (15 to 64 y/o) are elementary
undergraduates.
As to educational attainment, Table 4 shows that 7496 members (40.6 percent) consider themselves as elementary
undergraduates, including those in daycare and kindergarten / preparatory school, while 2411 members (13.02
percent) consider themselves as elementary graduates. High school undergraduates and graduates are numbered
at 4370 and 2077, placed at 23.70 percent and 11.25 percent, respectively. College graduates rank last in
proportion with a total of 780 members (4.23 percent). College undergraduates and those who have availed of
vocational/technical training are reported at 1327 or 7.2 percent. See Table 4.
Among the work force or those within the 15 years old and above who did not finish elementary education is
at (1.60 percent). Among the work force, or those within the 15 to 64 year-old age group, 3.3 percent have
finished elementary school.
E. Marital Status
 Single and married population of marriageable age (10 y/o and above) comprised 60 percent and 19 percent,
respectively.
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More than half of the respondents in the municipality of Dumaran are single (53 percent), majority of which are children
aged 0 to 14 years old. Married respondents take up the next proportion (36 percent), corresponding to almost one
fourth of the population of marriageable age, or those aged 10 years old and above. Unmarried respondents living
together follows at 8percent, while widowed respondents at 2 percent. Least are respondents who are separated from
their spouses (1 percent). See Table 5.
Table 5: Population Distribution by Marital Status, Mun. Dumaran
Marital Status Population (2018) %
Single 10039 53
Married 5923 36
Widower 116 1
Widow 444 1
Live-in 1497 8
Separated 106 1
Total 18125 100
4.1.2 Household and Family Features
A. Household Composition LIVING-IN SINGLE
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 Household members are largely children and women.
The average household size among surveyed households is four (4) members, with an average of two males and two
females per household. It can also be noted that children constitute a large percentage (53 percent on average) in the
composition of surveyed households. What is evident across all sitios barangaywide is that more than two-thirds of the
individual population of the surveyed households belong to the combined sector of Children and Women.
Table 6: Population Distribution by Vulnerable Sector & Barangay, Mun. Dumaran
Sitio Children (0-14 y/o) Women (15 y/o +)
BACAO 504 587
BOHOL 352 308
CALASAG 104 84
CAPAYAS 424 444
CATEP 271 233
CULASIAN 304 202
DANLEG 510 467
POBLACION 404 362
ITANGIL 641 501
ILIAN 451 382
MAGSAYSAY 461 324
STA. MARIA 241 170
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SAN JUAN 79 224
STO. TOMAS 343 341
TANATANAON 599 414
TOTAL 6531 5848

B. Senior Citizen/Elderly Group
 There are Senior Citizens in the Municipality of Dumaran,
There are 1,365 individual senior citizens in the surveyed households. Gender-wise, males senior citizens are more
than the female senior citizens by 3 percent.
In terms of age, 41 percent belong to the 60 – 65 years old age group, 40 percent are within 66 – 75 years old, 15
percent are within 76-85 years old, and 4 percent are within 86 and above was surveyed in the barangay. See Table
7.
Table 7: Senior Citizen Population by Barangay and by Sex –Municipality of Dumaran
Senior Citizen Pop'n (60 y/o +)

Sitio
Male Female
BACAO 53 55
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BOHOL 43 46
CALASAG 11 9
CAPAYAS 75 83
CATEP 24 36
CULASIAN 32 26
DANLEG 53 57
POBLACION 16 8
ITANGIL 76 64
ILIAN 60 64
MAGSAYSAY 31 31
STA. MARIA 18 18
SAN JUAN 31 12
SANTO TOMAS 45 21
TANATANAON 55 47
TOTAL 700 665

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C. Persons with Disability
 There are 362 households with members with disability.
A total of 362 residents in the municipality have any of the following disabilities: crippled, paralyze, visual and hearing
impairment, speech defect.
Table 8: Population of Persons with Disability by Barangay and by Sex Municipality of Dumaran
Sitio Male Pop'n Female Pop'n Total
BACAO 13 5 18
BOHOL 5 4 9
CALASAG 10 4 14
CAPAYAS 6 1 7
CATEP 11 10 21
CULASIAN 32 7 39
DANLEG 20 5 25
POBLACION 36 16 52
ITANGIL 29 13 42
ILIAN 17 6 23
MAGSAYSAY 11 4 15
STA. MARIA 6 0 6
SAN JUAN 2 1 3
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SANTA TERESITA 22 21 43
SANTO TOMAS 17 9 26
TANATANAON 6 13 19
TOTAL 237 119 362
D. Economic Activities/Sources of Income
 Respondents are engaged in communication, Social Recreation and Presonal Services.
The surveyed households source their income primarily through farming/forest product gathering (28 percent) or
in wholesale or retail selling (6 percent). ( 1 percent) of households are involved in mining and quarrying
industry; 4 percent in construction industry; 41 percent in fishing; 6 percent in livestock and poultry; 1.00 percent
in Manufacturing and 1 percent in Communication, Social, Recreational and Personal services. See Table 9.
Table 9. Population Distribution by Major Economic Occupation and by Barangay, Municipality of Dumaran
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Barangay
Baca Boho Capaya Sta. Sto. Tanatao

Sta. San
o l s Cate Culasia Calasa Ilia Itangi Danle Magsaysa Poblacio Teresit Toma n
OCCUPATION Mari Jua Total
p n g n l g y n a s
a n
Crop 142 226 326 2307

Farming/gardenin 155 271 149 76 273 26 94 62 141 128 74 86 78
g
Livestock/Poultry 90 19 4 7 2 4 90 2 12 21 5 5 78 17 104 31 491
Fishing 159 24 98 65 39 28 93 0 50 88 48 0 40 119 5 0 786
Forestry Hunting 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 17 0 1 1 23
Wholesale & Retail 31 8 7 28 14 5 4 0 0 16 19 6 17 73 5 15 248
Community, social,
recreational & 163 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 10 1 0
personal services 7 0 3 34
Manufacturing 5 33 12 38 19 10 6 19 124 13 55 9 7 220 15 24 767
Transportation, 18
communication 7 1 2 7 0 0 4 0 0 1 4 1 1 0 0
Storage services 46
Mining and 0 0 0 1
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Quarrying
Construction 20 4 8 6 6 2 27 0 0 9 24 25 13 18 4 6 242
Government 0 0 1 3
0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0
Employee
Others 24 2 4 1 1 1 4 0 14 0 5 1 1 11 0 9 78
25 695 360 416 5026

Total 655 367 284 230 355 76 83 341 279 245 134 252
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E. Housing Features
 72.00 percent of the surveyed households are vunerable.
Twenty Eight (28) percent of the households surveyed are living in houses made of strong materials and 39 percent
of the households surveyed have roof and walls that are totally made of light materials (cogon, nipa or bamboo).
Around 29 percent are built with mixed but mostly light materials and around 4.00 percent are either mixed with
mostly makeshift or totally makeshift materials. Based on these data, 72 percent of the surveyed households are
considered to be vulnerable to natural/man-made disasters as they used light construction materials and/or makeshift
materials on the roofs and outer walls of their housing units.
Table 10. Households by Housing Features, Municipality of Dumaran
Housing Features Households %
Strong Materials 629 15
Light Materials 1648 39
Makeshift 39 1
Mixed, dominantly strong 547 13
Mixed, dominantly light 1218 29
Mixed, dominantly makeshift 90 2
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Others 85 2
Total 4256 100

4.1.3 Access to Government Programs/Services
A. Water and Sanitary Toilet
Majority of the households get their water from the dug wells with 58.26 percent, only 14.92 percent of
households uses owned faucet, 13.89 percent uses shared faucet, 1.27 percent used own tubed/piped
deep well, and 2.44 percent still collect water from lakes, rivers, and rain. Also at 1.27 percent are
households buying water from refilling stations/peddlers.
23.53 percent of households have no toilet facility in the barangay. Sixty percent (60%) of surveyed
households have their own toilet facilities while 6.02 percent uses other depository own use. Five
percent (5.0%) of household who is using dug holes with cover as toilet.
B. Electricity
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Around 37.00 percent of households in the barangay are using Solar Home Systems it was followed by
households connected to PALECO at 17 percent. Thirteen percent (13%) are using generator set.
Households using battery are at 5.0 percent and 29 percent are using other sources like (gasera, etc.)
C. Health Insurance
About 41.00 percent of the 1727 total surveyed households have no health insurance. Of these, 21 percent in
Itangil, 13 percent in Bohol, 11 percent in Ilian and 9 percent in Sta. Teresita.
D. Social Pension
About 56 percent of the 1365 identified senior citizens in the barangay are receiving social pension. The other 44
percent still have not receive any social pension. Most of them are located in Barangay Bacao, Barangay Sta.
Teresita and Barangay Itangil with 165 members, 158 members and 140 members respectively. .
E. Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)

There are 1572 (37 percent) of the 4256 surveyed households have access to the Pantawid Pamilyang
Pilipino Program (4Ps) of the Department of Social Welfare and Development. These households are mostly
found in Barangay Itangil ( 157 households) and Barangay Bacao ( 154 households) Barangay Tanatanaon
( 154 households). The other households are located in Brgy. Sta. Teresita ( 152 households) and Barangay
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Bohol (113 households).
F. Palawan Rescue 165
457 Households in the barangay have accessed the services of Rescue 165
G. Tuition Assistance for Students
43 Households in the barangay have accessed the program
H. GAMOT Project
721 Households in the barangay have accessed the program
I. Provincial Nutrition Program
There are 464 households that benefitted from the Provincial Nutrition Program. Children aged 0 to 5 years
old were
weighed and given necessary interventions to prevent/treat malnutrition.
J. PAG-ASA Program
Only 1 individuals or household have benifitted from the PAG-ASA program.
K. Special Program for Employment of Students
There are 16 students that have benifitted from the program.
L. Aid to Persons with disabilities
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No individual or household have benifitted from the program.
M. Cash for Work/Food for Work
Seven (7) individuals or household have benifitted from the program.
N. Medical Assistance
317 individuals or households have benifitted from the program.
O. Blood Donor’s Assistance
Only 2 individuals or households have benifitted from the program.
P. Solar Home System
There are 269 households that have benefitted from the Program.
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6.2. Geographic Distribution
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Map 1. Ethnolinguistic Distribution, Municipality of Dumaran
4.2.1. Ethnolinguistic Distribution
 Respondents are dominantly Tagbanua
Majority of the surveyed respondents are Tagbanua at 87
percent, distantly followed by those with Cebuano ethnicity and
Palawan. Other minor ethnic groups include the Ilonggo,
Cuyuno and Tausug
Table 11: Ethnolinguistic Distribution, Mun. Dumaran
Ethnicity Population
Palawan 135
Tagbanua 26
Maranao 6
Tau't-Bato 2
Ken-uy 1
Tausog 15
Badjao 5
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Cuyunon 12609
Cagayanen 34
Agutaynen 45
Karay-a 3
Map 2. Household Distribution by Elevation, Municipality of Dumaran
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Map 3. Household Distribution by Elevation, Barangay Bacao
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A. Barangay Bacao
Amost of households in Brgy. Bacao are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of households 253 and
a population of 977, 20-40 meters elevation range with a total households of 4 and a population of 14, 40-60 meters
elevation range with a total of 8 hoseholds and a population of 29. A total of 80 households has no data on elevation.
Table 12: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Bacao
Bacao
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60 8 29
20-40 4 14
00-20 253 977
TOTAL 265 1020
Map 4. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Barangay Bohol
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B. Barangay Bohol
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Almost of the households in Brgy. Bohol are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of households
159 and a population of 698, 20-40 meters elevation with a total of 4 households and a population of 17, 40-60
meters elevation range with a total of 4 hoseholds and a population of 12. A total of 98 households has no elevation
data.
Table 13: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Bohol
Bohol
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60 4 12
20-40 4 17
00-20 159 698
TOTAL 167 727
Map 4. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Barangay Calasag
69
C. Barangay Calasag
70
All households in Brgy. Calasag are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total households of 62 and a
population of 244. A total of 9 households has no data on elevation.
Table 14: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Calasag
Calasag
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60
20-40
00-20 62 244
TOTAL 62 244
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Map 5. Households With Elevation, Barangay Capayas
72
D. Barangay Capayas
Majority of households in Brgy. Capayas are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 245 households
and a population of 1,082 20-40 meters elevation range has a total of 34 households and a population of 134, 40-60
meters elevation range has a total of 6 households and a population of 6, and those located in the 60-80 meters
elevation range has a total of 2 households and a population of 11. There are 26 households that has no elevation
data.
Table 15: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Capayas
Capayas
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80 2 11
40-60 6 6
20-40 34 134
00-20 245 1082
TOTAL 287 1,233
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Map 6. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Barangay Catep
D. Barangay Catep
74
Almost all households in Brgy. Catep are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total households of 159
and a population of 698, 20-40 meters elevation rage has a total of 4 households and a population of 15, 40-60
meters elevation range has a total of 8 households and a population of 27.
Table 16: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Catep
Catep
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60 8 27
20-40
00-20 159 698
TOTAL 167 725
Map 7. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation Barangay Culasian
75
D. Barangay Culasian
76
Majority of households in Brgy. Culasian are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 80 households
and a population of 367, 20-40 meters elevation range has a total of 42 households and a population of 194, 40 – 60
meters elevation has a total of 51 households and a population of 210, 60-80 meters elevation range has only one (1)
household with 6 members. There are 2 households that has no data on elevation.
Table 17: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Culasian
Culasian
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80 1 6
40-60 51 210
20-40 42 194
00-20 80 367
TOTAL 174 777
Map 8. Households Within the 20-40 Meters Elevation,Barangay Danleg
77
E. Barangay Danleg
Majority of households in Barangay Danleg are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 120
households and a population of 567, 20-40 meters elevation range with a total of 106 households and a population of
78
468, 40-60 meters elevation range has a total of 33 households and a population of 165, 60-80 meters elevation
range has a total of 9 households and a population of 35. There are 42 households that have no elevation data.
Table 18: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Danleg
Danleg
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80 9 35
40-60 33 165
20-40 106 468
00-20 120 567
TOTAL 268 1235
Map 9. Households With Elevation, Barangay Ilian
79
F. Barangay Ilian
Majority of households in Barangay Ilian are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 95 households
and a population of 410, followed by 20-30 meters elevation range with 32 households and a population of 115, 40 to
60 meters elevation range with 15 households and a population of 59. There are one hundred fifty two (152)
households that has no elevation data available.
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Table 19: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Ilian
Ilian
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60 15 59
20-40 32 115
00-20 95 410
TOTAL 142 584
Map 10. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Barangay Itangil
81
G. Barangay Itangil
Majority of households in Barangay Itangil are located in the 40-60 meters elevation range with a total of 245
households and a population of 987, 20-40 metere elevation range has a total of 164 households and a population of
655. A total of 22 households has no data on elevation.
Table 20: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Itangil
Elevation Range Itangil
82
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60 245 987
20-40 164 655
00-20
TOTAL 409 1642
Map 11. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Barangay Magsaysay
83
H. Barangay Magsaysay
Majority of households in Barangay Magsaysay are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 164
households and a population of 719, 40-60 meters elevation range has a 48 households and a population of 302, 20-
40 meters elevation range has a total of 41 households and a population of 202. Only 1 household has no data on
elevation.
Table 21: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Barangay Magsaysay
Elevation Range Magsaysay
HHs Pop'n
84
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60 48 302
20-40 41 202
00-20 164 719
TOTAL 253 1133
Map 12. Households Within the 40-60 Meters Elevation, Poblacion
85
I. Barangay Poblacion
All households in Brgy. Poblacion are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 242 households and a
population of 1094. There are 22 households that has no elevation data.
Table 22: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Brgy. Poblacion
Poblacion
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
86
60-80
40-60
20-40
00-20 242 1094
TOTAL 242 1094
Map 13. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Barangay San Juan
87
J. Barangay San Juan
Majority of households in Barangay San Juan are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 147
households and a population of 591, 20-40 meters elevation range with a total of11 households and a population of
52. There are 6 households that has no elevation data.
Table 23: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Brgy. San Juan
San Juan
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
88
60-80
40-60
20-40 11 52
00-20 147 591
TOTAL 158 643
Map 14. Households With Elevation, Sta. Maria
89
K. Barangay Sta. Maria
Majority of households in Barangay Sta. Maria are located in the 46-60 meters elevation range with a total of 44
households and a population of 183, 60-80 meters elevation range has a total households of 35 and a population of
171, those in the 20-40 meters elevation range is the least with a total of 35 households and a population of 42.
There are 44 households with 486 population that has no data on elevation
Table 24: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Brgy. Sta. Maria
Sta. Maria
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80 35 171
40-60 44 183
90
20-40 11 42
00-20
TOTAL 90 396
15. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Barangay Sta. Teresita
91
K. Barangay Sta. Teresita
Majority of households in Barangay Sta. Teresita are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 420
households and a population of 2013, 20-40 meters elevation range with a total of 73 households and a population of
356. Ther are 9 households that has no data on elevation.
Table 25: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Brgy. Sta. Teresita
Sta. Teresita
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60
92
20-40 73 356
00-20 420 2013
TOTAL 493 2369
Map 16. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Sto. Tomas
93
L. Barangay Sto. Tomas
Majority of households in Barangay Sto. Tomas are located in the 0-20 meters elevation range with a total of 230
households and a population of 964, 20-40 meters elevation range has a total of 8 households and a population of 27.
Table 26: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Brgy. Sto Tomas
Sto. Tomas
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
40-60
20-40 8 27
94
00-20 230 964
TOTAL 238 991
Map 17. Households Within the 0-20 Meters Elevation, Barangay Tanatanaon
95
M. Barangay Tanataon
Majority of households in Barangay Tanatanaon are located in the 20-40 meters elevation range with a total of 167
households and a population of 749, 40-60 meters elevation has a total of 138 households and a population of 648, 0-
20 meter elevation range with a total of 4 households and a population of 17. There are 17 households that has no
data on elevation.
Table 27: Distribution of Households by Elevation, Brgy. Tanatanaon
Tanatanaon
Elevation Range
HHs Pop'n
200-300
100-200
80-100
60-80
96
40-60 138 648
20-40 167 749
00-20 4 17
TOTAL 309 1414
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MUNICIPALITY OF DUMARAN

SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE, 2019

LOCATION AND LAND AREA

CLASSIFICATION LAND AREA ( Hectares)

FOREST LAND 27, 354

GRICULTURE AND AGRO-INDUSTRIAL 20,288

BUILT – UP AREA 194

TOTAL AREA 55, 327

Table 1: NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS, TOTAL POPULATION ,MALE AND FEMALE BY BARANGAY

Table 2: EMPLOYED PERSONS BY BARANGAY

Table 3: UNEMPLOYED PERSONS BY BARANGAY

Table 4: NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT BY MUNICIPALITY

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female

DUMARAN 6920 4802 2118

Permanent 2628 1618 1010 37.98 33.69 47.69

Worked on different jobs

Source: 2019 CBMS Research, Statistics and Evaluation Division, PPDO

Table 5: ENTRPRENEURAL ACTIVITY BY BARANGAY

Table 6: HOUSEHOLDS WITH INCOME BELOW POVERTY THRESHOLD BY BARANGAY

Table 7: HOUSEHOLDS WITH INCOME BELOW FOOD THRESHOLD BY BARANGAY

Table 8: TENURAL STATUS BY MUNICIPALITY

Table 9 HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY BY BARANGAY

number of Households with access to electricty*

Construction materials of wall*

Strong materials (e.g. aluminum tile concrete,

Light materials (e.g.bamboo sawali cogon, nipa,

Salvaged/makeshift materials 32 1.08

Mixed but predominantly strong materials 212 7.16

Mixed but predominantly light materials 195 6.59

Mixed but predominantly salvaged materials 54 1.82

Source: 2019 CBMS Research, Statistics and Evaluation Division, PPDO

Strong materials (e.g. galvanized iron aluminum tile,

Light materials (e.g. cogon nipa anahaw) 1653 55.83

Salvaged/makeshift materials (e.g. tarpaulin tent) 26 0.88

Mixed but predominantly strong materials 196 6.62

Mixed but predominantly light materials 150 5.07

Mixed but predominantly salvaged materials 37 1.25

WATER AND SANITATION

ACCESS TO SAFE WATER

Table 14: HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT ACCESS TO SAFE WATER SOURCE

Table 15: SOURCES OF DRINKING WATER BY MUNICIPALITY

Shared faucet community water system 603 20.36

Own use tubed/piped deep well 74 2.5

Table 16: HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT ACCESS TO SANITARY TOILET BY BARANGAY

Table 17: TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY BY MUNICIPALITY

Water-sealed sewer septic tank used exclusively by household 2006 67.75

BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY

Table 20: ILLITERACY RATE BY BARANGAY

Based on the 155 or 6.37 percent are reported as malnourished.

Table 21: MALNUTRITION PREVALENCE RATE BY BARANGAY

Table 22: CHILD DEATH BY BARANGAY

Table 24: Persons with Disability

Table 25: Type of Disability

Psychosocial Disability 23 17 6 8.98 11.56 5.5

Visual Disability 27 20 7 10.55 13.61 6.42

Speech Impairment 24 11 13 9.38 7.48 11.93

PEACE AND ORDER

Table 26: VICTIMS OF CRIME BY BARANGAY

Table 27: Type of Crime

Physical Injury 2 2 0 18.18 33.33 0

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Table 28: HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF GARBAGE COLLECTION

garbage composted 1425 48.13

garbage recycled 885 29.89