Socio-Economic and Physical Profile of

Municipality of Victoria

Table of Contents

Title Page

1.0 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS 1

1.1 Location and Administrative Boundaries 1

1.2 Land Area and Political Subdivision 1
1.3 Land Classification and Regulatory Status 4
1.4 Geology 19
1.5 Topography, Slope and Elevation 21
1.6 Soil Characteristics/Composition and Soil Erosion 24
1.7 Resources 28
1.7.1 Mineral Resources 28
1.7.2 Water Resources 33
1.7.3 Forest Cover and Forest Resources 41
1.7.4 Watershed 43
1.8 Land Cover 52

2.0 DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS 54

2.1 Provincial Population 54

2.2 Historical Population Growth 55
2.3 Urban-Rural Population Growth 56
2.4 Population Distribution 58
2.4.1 Total Population and Households 58
2.4.2 Population Density By Barangay 59
2.5 Population Composition 61
2.6 Population Change 63
2.7 Other Population Characteristics 67
2.7.1 Major Occupation 67
2.7.2 Civil Status 67
2.7.3 Educational Attainment 69
2.7.4 OFWs/ Migrant Workers 69

3.0 INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR 71

3.1 Internal Road Network 71

3.2 External Accessibility 85
3.3 Power and Water Supply 85
3.3.1 Power Source 85
3.3.2 Substations 86
3.3.3 Distribution Lines 87
3.3.4 Household Connections 87
3.3.5 Power Consumption 88
 3.3.6 Barangay Power Associations (BPAs) 88
3.4 Water Supply 89
3.5 Telecommunications 96
3.5.1 Telephone 96
3.5.2 Courier 97
3.5.3 Inter-Barangay Communications 97
3.5.4 Other Communication Facilities 97
3.6 Flood Control Structures 98
3.7 Irrigation Facilities 103
3.7.1 Classification of Irrigation Systems 104
3.7.2 Irrigation Water Sources 106

4.0 ECONOMIC SECTOR 111

4.1 Agriculture 111

4.1.1 Crops 111
4.1.2 Livestock and Poultry Production 125
4.1.3 Fisheries 126
4.1.4 Agricultural Occupation 131
4.2 Commerce and Trade 133
4.3 Industry 137
4.3.1 Manufacturing and Processing Industry 137
4.4 Mining/Quarrying 141
4.5 Tourism 143
4.6 Income, Labor and Employment 151

5.0 SOCIAL SECTOR 153

5.1 Education 153

5.2 Health 170
5.3 Sanitation 174
5.3.1 Waste Water and Toilet Facilities 174
5.3.2 Water Facilities 176
5.3.3 Solid Waste Management 178
5.4 Social Welfare Services 189
5.4.1 Children and Youth 190
5.4.2 Persons with Disabilities 192
5.4.3 Senior Citizens 194
5.4.4 Indigenous Peoples 195
5.4.5 Women and Children Protection 196
5.4.6 Indigent/Poorest Of The Poor 196
5.5 Protective Services 198
5.6 Sports and Recreation 203
Burial Grounds 205
5.7 Housing 207
 List of Tables

Table No. Title Page

Table 1.1 Total Land Area per Barangay 1-2

Table 1.2 Land Classification Status in Victoria 4
Table 1.3 Administrative Boundaries Covering the Naujan Lake National Park 7
Table 1.4 Sub-areas of Mindoro Nickel’s concession and areal coverage 10
in hectares
Table 1.5 Area of CADC085 and CADT098 13-14
Table 1.6 Agrarian Related Concern, 2014 16-17
Table 1.7 The General Geology of Victoria 19
Table 1.8 Slope Category and Coverage 21
Table 1.9 Soil Series Type in Victoria 24
Table 1.10 Potential Soil Erosion in Victoria 25
Table 1.11 Important Rivers/Creeks 33
Table 1.12 Groundwater Resources in Victoria 39
Table 1.13 Distribution of Area of Mag-asawang Tubig Watershed 44
Table 1.14 Computed value of watershed parameters 45
Table 1.15 Streams Covering the Watershed 46
Table 1.16 Land uses of Mag-Asawang Tubig Watershed per Land 46
Classification
Table 1.17 Administrative Boundaries Covering the Butas-Lumangbayan 52
Focus Watershed
Table 1.18 Land Cover Per Land Classification 52-53
Table 1.19 Land Cover Per Land Classification 53

Table 2.1 Provincial Population by Municipality/city, 2010 and 2015 54

Table 2.2 Historical Growths of Population, 1955-2015 55
Table 2.3 Urbanization Level 57
Table 2.4 Urban-Rural Household Population By Barangay, 2015 58-59
Table 2.5 Population and Population Density by Barangay, 2015 60
Table 2.6 Historical Gross Population Density for the past 20 years 61
Table 2.7 Population by Age Group and Gender, 2015 62
Table 2.8 Projected Population and Household, 2017-2057 63
Table 2.9 Projected Annual Population by Barangay, 2017-2057 64-65
Table 2.10 Projected School-Going,Labor Force and Dependent 66
Population,2017-2057
Table 2.11 Major Occupation Group by Sex, 2010 67
Table 2.12 Household Population by Civil Status, 2010 68
Table 2.13 Household Population 5 years of age and over by Highest 69
Educational Attainment and Sex: Victoria, 2010
Table 2.14 OFWs/ Migrant Workers in the Municipality 70
Table 3.1 Summary of Road Inventory, 2014 71-72
Table 3.2 Inventory of Provincial Roads, 2014 72-73
Table 3.3 Inventory of Municipal Roads, 2014 73-74
Table 3.4 Inventory of Barangay Roads, 2014 74-78
Table 3.5 Condition of Alley in Victoria, 2014 78
Table 3.6 Condition of Subdivision Road in Victoria, 2014 79
Table 3.7 Condition of Market Road in Victoria, 2014 79
Table 3.8 Inventory of Bridges by location, type, capacity and condition, 80-81
2014
Table 3.9 Distances of Barangays from Poblacion 1 81-82
Table 3.10 Inventory of Transport Vehicles, 2014 82-83
Table 3.11 Transportation Routes from Poblacion, 2014 84
Table 3.12 Sources of Power 86
Table 3.13 Ten Substations 87
Table 3.14 Households Served and Unserved by ORMECO, 2014 88
Table 3.15 Number of Connections by Type of Users and Average 89
Consumption (KWH/Mo.), 2014
Table 3.16 Projected Power Requirements for 5 years 89
Table 3.17 Water Supply & Distribution System (Level I), 2014 90-91
Table 3.18 Level II Water Supply System by Type and Number of
Population Served, Year 2014 92
Table 3.19 Listahang Tubig Record of Water Service Providers and
Beneficiaries 93
Table 3.20 Other Water Sources, 2014 94-95
Table 3.21 Water Requirement by Barangay Population, 2104 95-96
Table 3.22 Inventory of Flood Control Facilities in Victoria, 2014 98-99
Table 3.23 Inventory of Drainage Canal, 2014 99-103
Table 3.24 Summary of Irrigation Facilities in Victoria, 2014 105-106
Table 3.25 Inventory of Irrigation Facilities, 2014 107-108
Table 4.1 Area devoted to Agriculture, 2014 111
Table 4.2 Existing Major Agricultural Crops by Area, Production and 112
Market, Year 2014
Table 4.3 Comparative Agricultural Crop Areas and Production (MT), 113
2013 and 2014
Table 4.4 Existing Agricultural Support Facilities and Services, Year 2014 114-115
Table 4.5 Rice Area and Production per Barangay, 2014 116-117
Table 4.6 Comparative Fruit Production (MT), 2013 and 2014 118
Table 4.7 Comparative Fruit Trees Areas and Production (MT), 2013 and 120
2014
Table 4.8 Continuation of Comparative Fruit Trees Areas and Production 121
(MT), 2013-2014
Table 4.9 Comparative Agricultural Crop Areas and Production (MT), 2013 122
and 2014
Table 4.10 Comparative Industrial Areas and Production (MT), 2013-2014 122-123
Table 4.11 Continuation Comparative Industrial Areas and Production (MT), 123-124
2013-2014
Table 4.12 Comparative Vegetable and Root Crops Areas and Production 124-125
(MT), 2013-2014
Table 4.13 Existing Livestock and Poultry Farms, Year 2014 126
Table 4.14 Fishing Ground and River Aquaculture Production, Year 2014 127
Table 4.15 Major & Minor Agricultural Occupation/Groups in Urban & Rural 131
Areas, Year 2014
Table 4.16 Municipal Agriculture Office Personnel, Facilities and Equipment, 132
2015
Table 4.17 Commercial Areas in the Municipality, 2014 133
Table 4.18 Location and Area of Existing Commercial Concentrations, 134
2014
Table 4.19 Inventory of Commercial Establishment and Employment By 134-135
Economic Activities, 2013 and 2014
Table 4.20 Inventory of Commercial and Business Establishments per 135-136
Barangay, 2014
Table 4.21 Employment by Type/Classification/Type Of Business and 137
Trade, 2014
Table 4.22 Existing Industrial Establishments by Manufacturing/Industrial 138
Process; Raw Materials Input; Production and Markets 2014
Table 4.23 Rice mills Classified as Agro-industrial 139
Table 4.24 Municipal Slaughterhouse of Victoria 2015 140
Table 4.25 Existing Quarrying Sites in the Municipality, 2015 143
Table 4.26 Local Tourist Destination 145-146
Table 4.27 Inventory of Tourism Support Facilities and Services per 148
barangay, 2014
Table 4.28 Cultural & Tourism Activities/Festival 149
Table 4.29 Record of Tourist Arrival in the Municipality, 2014 150
Table 4.30 Potential Tourist Attraction in Locality 150-151
Table 4.31 Employment, Unemployment, and Underemployment Rate in 151
Victoria, 2010-2014

Table 5.1 Existing Elementary Schools in Victoria Including Facilities and 153 -155
Condition, SY 2014-15
Table 5.2 Standard Area Requirements for Elementary Schools 156
Table 5.3 Student-Teacher and Student-Classroom Ratio By Level SY 2014- 156
2015
Table 5.4 Special Education Enrollment in Victoria District, 2014 156
Table 5.5 Drop-out rate for Elementary Schools for the Last Five Years 157
Table 5.6 Existing Educational Assistance/Scholarship Program for 158
Elementary Level in Victoria, 2014
Table 5.7 Existing Elementary Schools in Victoria Including Facilities and 158-159
Condition, SY 2014-15
Table 5.8 History of Enrolment in the Secondary Level for the Last Four 159-160
School Years
Table 5.9 Student-Teacher and Student-Classroom Ratio in the Secondary 160
School, SY 2014-15
Table 5.10 Drop-out rate for Secondary Schools for the last Five Years 161
Table 5.11 Existing Educational Assistance/Scholarship Program for 162
Secondary Level in Victoria
Table 5.12 Existing Tertiary Schools in Victoria Including Facilities and 163
Condition, SY 2014-15
Table 5.13 ACMCL Enrollment and Graduate per Course for Last Five Years 163
Table 5.14 ACMCL History of Enrollment for Last Five Years 164
Table 5.15 MinSCAT Victoria Enrollment and Graduate per Course for Last 164-165
Five Years
Table 5.16 MinSCAT Victoria Historical Enrollment for Last Five Years 165
Table 5.17 MIST Enrollment and Graduate per Course for Last Five Years 166
Table 5.18 MIST Historical Enrollment for Last Five Years 166
Table 5.19 Existing Educational Assistance/Scholarship Program for Tertiary 167-168
Level in Victoria
Table 5.20 Projected Classroom-Teacher Requirement 2017-2057 169
Table 5.21 Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old who were Attending 170
School by Sex and Place of School; Victoria, 2010
Table 5.22 Medical Health Facilities and Personnel, Year 2014 171
Table 5.23 Ten Leading Causes of Morbidity for the Last Three Years 173
Table 5.24 Ten Leading Causes of Mortality for the Last Three Years 173-174
Table 5.25 Malnourished Children for the Last Four Years 174
Table 5.26 Inventory of Toilet Facilities per Barangay, 2014 175-176
Table 5.27 Household Without Access to Safe Water, by Barangay 2014 177
Table 5.28 Households Without Adequate Garbage Collection 178
Table 5.29 Per Capita Waste Generation Per Waste Source and Waste 179
Categories, in kgs.
Table 5.30 Total Waste Generated Within Collection Area and the Entire 180
Municipality per Day, in kgs.
Table 5.31 Current Waste Generation within Collection Area per Source and 181
Composition: 2017
Table 5.32 Current Waste Generation in Victoria per Source and Composition, 182
2017
Table 5.33 Waste Collection in Victoria, 2017 183
Table 5.34 Daily Waste Disposals at Dumpsite: 2017 184
Table 5.35 Projected Waste Generation of Entire Victoria (in kg per day): 185
2018-20271
Table 5.36 Projected Waste Generation in Collection Area (in kg per day): 186
2018-2027
Table 5.37 Projected Waste Flow in Waste Collection Area: Selected Years 187
Table 5.38 Child Development Center Facilities and Clientele 189-191
Table 5.39 Out-of-School Youth (OSY) Profile, 2014 192
Table 5.40 Person with Disabilities (PWDs) Profile with Age Group 1-27 Years 192
old, 2014
Table 5.41 Person with Disabilities per Barangay, 2014 193
Table 5.42 Senior Citizens per Barangay, 2014 194-195
Table 5.43 Indigenous People Profile, 2014 195-196
Table 5.44 Violence Against Women and Children Reported Cases 196
Table 5.45 4P’s Beneficiaries, Municipality of Victoria 2014 197-198
Table 5.46 The Police/Jail Management and Equipment, 2015 198
Table 5.47 Crime Incidence, 2011-2014 199
Table 5.48 Crime Statistic in Victoria, 2014 199
Table 5.49 Projected Police Force Requirement, 2015 200
Table 5.50 The Fire Protection and Equipment, 2014-2022 200
Table 5.51 Fire Incidence for the Last Five Years 201
Table 5.52 Projected Requirements for Fireman, 2014-2022 201-202
Table 5.53 The Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office and 202
Equipment, 2015
Table 5.54 Existing Sports Facilities by Barangay 2014 203-205
Table 5.55 Existing Recreational Facilities 2014 205
Table 5.56 Existing Cemeteries, Year 2014 206
Table 5.57 Crude Birth Rate and Crude Death Rate for the Year 2010-2014 206
Table 5.58 Total of Backlogs, Municipality of Victoria 208
Table 5.59 Location of Displaced Households for Relocation 208-209
Table 5.60 Number of Households needing Tenure Upgrading According to 210-211
Location, Landowner and Status
Table 5.61 Household Identification as Informal Settlers and are Living in 211-212
Makeshift Houses, 2014
Table 5.62 Occupied Housing Units by Construction Materials of the Roof and 213
Outer Walls, Victoria 2014
 List of Figures

Figure No. Title Page

Figure 1.1 Administrative Map 3

Figure 1.2 Land Classification Map 5

Figure 1.3 Naujan Lake National Park Boundary Map 8

Figure 1.4 Integrated Map of Executive Order No. 79 11

Figure 1.5 Tenement and Ancestral Domain Map 15

Figure 1.6 CADC and CADT Map 18

Figure 1.7 Geologic Map 20

Figure 1.8 Slope Map 22

Figure 1.9 Elevation Map 23

Figure 1.10 Soil Type Map 26

Figure 1.11 Soil Erosion Map 27

Figure 1.12 Lower Kisluyan: Ni × thickness for mineralized intercepts at 31

0.7%Ni cog

Figure 1.13 Lower Kisluyan: Ni grade (left, in %) and thickness of 32

mineralised intercepts (right, in m)at 0.7% Ni cog.

Figure 1.14 Drainage/Water System Map 34

Figure 1.15 Ground Water Resources Map 40

Figure 1.16 Watershed Map 47

Figure 1.17 Mag-Asawang Tubig Sub-Watershed Map 48

Figure 1.18 Existing Land Use Within the Watershed 49

Figure 1.19 2010 Land Cover Map 53

Figure 2.1 Historical Population Growth, 1955-2015 56

Figure 2.2 Urbanization Levels for the Past 20 Years 57

Figure 2.3 Population Density by Barangay, 2015 61

Figure 2.4 Population Distribution By Age Group and Gender, 2015 63

Figure 2.5 Projected Population and Household 64

Figure 2.6 Population Projection by Barangay 2015-2057 66

Figure 2.7 Household Population by Civil Status 68

Figure 3.1 Irrigation / Water Sources Map 109

Figure 3.2 Infrastructure Map 110

Figure 4.1 Land Area Devoted to Agricultural Production, 2014 113

Figure 4.2 Volume of Agricultural Production, 2014 113

Figure 4.3 Naujan Lake Fish Sanctuaries 128

Figure 4.4 SAFDZ Map 130

ANNEX

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Annex A Biodiversity Resources within Forest Land 214