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ARMM Socio-Economic Indicators

Table of Contents Macro Economic Data I. Population with Demographic Characteristics Population, 2000 and 2007 Land Area Land Classification, 2007 II. Political Subdivision ARMM Provinces, Cities, Municipalities and Barangays Population Distribution and Number of Barangays per Municipality III. Poverty Situation Ranking of ARMM Province by Incidence of Poor Families, 2003 and 2006 Poverty Incidence of ARMM Provinces and Ranked as to the Poorest Province Nationwide 2003-2006 Regional Poverty Incidence of Population Annual per Capita Food Threshold Annual per Capita Poverty Threshold Poverty Situation in Mindanao by Region Magnitude of Subsistence Poor Families, 2003-2006 Regional Poverty Incidence, 2003 and 2006 Magnitude of Poor Families, 2003 and 2006 Regional Subsistence Incidence, 2003 and 2006 Ranking of ARMM Provinces by Magnitude of Poor Families by provinces, 2006 IV. Gross Regional Domestic Product Gross Regional Domestic Product 2003 and 2007 @ Current Price Gross Regional Domestic Product Distribution, 2007 Percentage Share to GDP of Mindanao by Region, 2007 @ Constant Prices Percentage Share to Mindanao Sector Output by Region, 2007 @ Constant Prices Gross Regional Domestic Product ARMM:2006-2007 @ Constant 1985 Prices V. Family Income and Expenditure Average Annual Income Expenditure VI. Development Finance ARMM Province Income Classification Annual Budget of ARMM Internal Revenue Allotment of ARMM Provinces Comparative Labor Force Participation Rates,

Employment and Unemployment Rates, July 2006 to July 2007 Employment VII. Wages in ARMM Minimum Wage in ARMM, 2006 VIII. Prices Indices Core Inflation Rate, January 2003- August 2006 Number of Items Comprising the Market for All-Income Group for ARMM Economic Data IX. Business Name Registration and Employment Generation List of Registered Industries in ARMM, 1992-2005 X. Value of Investment and Employment Generation Investment in ARMM, 2004-2005 Investment in ARMM (SMEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Major Industries), 2001-2005 Capitalization Employment XI. Major Industry in ARMM XII. Major Tourist Destination in ARMM XIII. Agri-Fishery Production Agriculture Production, 2002-2005 Rice Production by Province, 2005 Corn Production by Province, 2005 Fisheries Production 2002-2005 Seaweeds Production, 2002-2005 XIV. Number of ARCs and Beneficiaries Number of Hectares Distributed to Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Number of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Covered/Benefited XVII. Environment and Natural Resources Reforestation, 2002-2004 Conserved Areas Forest Covered in ARMM XVIII. Policies governing investments in ARMM Tax Incentive REZA Law Fishery Law

Social Data XIX. Human Development Index, 2003 Human Development Index, 1994-2003 Literacy, Participation and Cohort Survival Rates Elementary Net Enrollment Ratio, S.Y. 2006-2007 to S.Y. 2008-2009 Elementary Cohort Survival Rate, S.Y. 2006-2007 to S.Y. 2008-2009 Student-Teacher, Student-Room, and Student-Seat Ratios Public Elementary and Secondary Schools S.Y. 2003-2004 Student-Teacher, Public and Private Elementary And Secondary Schools, S.Y. 2001-2002 Crude Birth and Death Rates, % Household with Sanitary Toilets and % Household with Access to Safe Water, 2003 Ratio of Medical Personnel to Population, 2003 Number of Hospitals and Beds, PopulationHospital Bed Ratio, 2003 Infant Mortality Rate, 1995-2004 Under-Five and Child Mortality Rates, 1991-2003 Estimated Maternal Mortality Rate in ARMM, 1997-2008 Family Planning Report, 2003-2008 Infrastructure Data XX. ROADS Road Network, 2005 Road Network by Province, as of December 2003 Road Length and Density by Province/City Conditions of Roads, 2005 Classes of Pavement Conditions in ARMM Provinces, as of Oct. 2004 Pavement Ratio of National Roads by Province/City Percentage Paved National and Provincial Road, 2003 Existing Barangays and Farm-to-Market Roads, 2003 XXI. HOUSING Total Housing Needs, 2005 Status of Electrification, as of Apr. 2006 Housing Programs and Number of Beneficiaries

Number of Households with Access to Safe XXII. ELECTRIFICATION Status of Electrification, as of April 2006 XXIII. WATER Water Supply and with Sanitary Toilet, 1997-2000

Macro- Economic Data I.

POPULATION WITH DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTIC

Table 1. Population, 2000 and 2007 AREA Philippines ARMM Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Marawi City Basilan Sulu Tawi-Tawi

2000 76,504,007

ANNUAL GROWTH RATE 88,574,614 2.04

2,803,045 801,102 669,072 131,090 259,796 469,971 322,066

2007

4,120,795 1,273,715 961,153 177,391 408,520 849,670 450,346

5.46 6.99 4.98 6.44 4.45 4.72

Source: NSO, 2007 Census of Population

Table 2. Land Area AREA Philippines Mindanao ARMM Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Marawi City Sulu Basilan Tawi-Tawi

LAND AREA % TO REGION (Sq. Km.) 343,282 106,378 33,599 100 9,729.10 28.96 13,494.40 40.2 87.6 0.26 3,437.00 10.23 3,224.50 9.60 3,626.60 10.79

% TO PHIL. 35 9.79 2.8 3.9 0.03 1.0 0.9 1.1

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook Note: Land area is based on 2007 MasterList certified by the Land Management Bureau

Table 3. Land Classification, 2007 (in sq. km.) Alienable & AREA Total Disposable Philippines 300,000 142,076 Mindanao 102,021 41,360 ARMM 11,608 5,428 Maguindanao 5,048 3,066 Lanao del Sur 3,873 1,331 Marawi City Sulu 1,600 476 Basilan 1,327 855 Tawi-Tawi 1,087 554 Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Forestlands 157,924 60,661 6,180 1,981 2,541 1,124 472 533

II. POLITICAL SUBDIVISION Table 4. ARMM Provinces, Cities, Municipalities and Barangays No. of No. of No. of No. of AREA Municipalities Barangays Provinces Cities Mindanao 25 27 411 10,044 ARMM 5 1 113 2,470 Maguindanao 1 33 489 Lanao del Sur 1 39 1,062 Marawi City 1 96 Sulu 1 19 410 Basilan 1 11 210 Tawi-Tawi 1 11 203 Source: NSO, 2007 Census of Population

Table 5. Population Distribution and Number of Barangays per Municipality (2007) No. Of Land Total Income Province/ Municipality Barangay Area Population Class Maguindanao 1. Ampatuan 11 255.4 33,702 5th 2. Buluan 7 343.3 32,310 4th 3. Datu Abdullah Sangki 10 220 33,259 6th 4. Datu Montawal 11 31.74 32,995 6th 5. Datu Paglas 23 132.1 29,979 5th 6. Datu Piang 20 302.97 49,971 4th 7. Datu Saudi Ampatuan 14 60.16 45,126 6th 8. Datu Unsay 9 95.39 38,891 6th 9. Gen. S.K. Pendatun 19 189.37 36,038 6th 10. Guindulungan 11 115 23,777 6th 11. Mamasapano 18 76.58 29,285 6th 12. Pagalungan 12 898.76 31,052 3rd 13. Paglat 8 77.53 23,432 6th 14. Rajah Buayan 11 71.98 24,973 6th 15. Shariff Aguak 25 297.31 71,971 4th 16. South Upi 11 184.8 32,014 6th 17. Sultan sa Barongis 12 219.32 25,767 6th 18. Talayan 15 75.31 25,753 6th 19. Talitay 9 65.19 21,964 6th 20. Pandag*** 8 20,557 6th 21. Mangudadatu*** 8 24,300 6th 22. Datu Anggal 7 23,713 6th Midtimbang*** 23. Barira 14 241.67 27,607 6th

24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33.

Buldon Datu Odin Sinsuat Kabuntalan Matanog Parang Sultan Kudarat Sultan Mastura North Upi Datu Blah Sinsuat*** North Kabuntalan***

15 34 17 8 24 39 13 23 12 11

429.4 461.8 223.3 146.5 731.2 469.42 142.09 890.16

Marawi City

87.55

Lanao del Sur 1. Bacolod-Kalawi 2. Balabagan 3. Balindong 4. Bayang 5. Binidayan 6. Buadipuso-Buntong 7. Bubong 8. Bumbaran 9. Butig 10. Calanogas 11. Ditsaan Ramain 12. Ganassi 13. Kapai 14. Kapatagan 15. Lumba-Bayabao 16. Lumbatan 17. Lumbayanague 18. Madalum 19. Madamba 20. Maguing 21. Malabang 22. Marantao 23. Marogong 24. Masiu 25. Mulondo 26. Pagayawan 27. Piagapo 28. Poona Bayabao 29. Pualas 30. Saguiaran 31. Sultan Dumalondong

26 27 38 49 26 33 36 17 16 17 34 32 20 15 38 21 22 37 24 34 37 34 24 35 26 18 37 25 23 30 7

491.57 230 290 107.41 189.56 215 798.5 544.1 331.49 97.5 375.5 256 398.5 288.13 640.62 123.9 302.18 498.38 225 615.04 198.1 550 220.88 56.09 458.67 218 260.07 280 242.34 182.89 51.35

36,937 103,765 22,363 36,319 102,247 121,324 25,741 41,757 22,656 22,170

6th 2nd 6th 6th 2nd 1st 6th 3rd 6th 6th 4th

20,564 33,421 30,295 24,185 21,569 19,316 23,148 13,297 22,256 21,847 25,425 25,456 18,916 19,598 57,304 24,036 21,717 25,585 19,587 29,045 41,024 32,075 21,120 30,196 16,458 18,374 34,792 23,589 17,962 23,274 16,693

6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 5th 5th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th

32. Tagoloan II 33. Tamparan 34. Taraka 35. Sultan Gumander 36. Tubaran 37. Tugaya 38. Wao 39. Lumbaca Unayan Sulu 1. Hadji Panglima Tahil 2. Indanan 3. Jolo 4. Kalingalan Caluang 5. Lugus 6. Luuk 7. Maimbung 8. Panamao 9. Pandami 10. Panglima Estino 11. Pangutaran 12. Parang 13. Pata 14. Patikul 15. Siasi 16. Talipao 17. Tapul 18. Tongkil Basilan 1. Lamitan 2. Lantawan 3. Maluso 4. Sumisip 5. Tipo-Tipo 6. Tuburan 7. Hadji Mohammad Ajul 8. Al-Barka 9. Akbar 10. Ungkaya Pukan Tawi-Tawi 1. Bongao 2. Languyan 3. Mapun 4. Panglima Sugala 5. Sapa-Sapa 6. Simunul

19 44 43 19 21 23 26 9

362.35 170 300 277.56 435 155.1 485.24 42.28

11,144 27,875 28,196 23,487 20,358 24,017 42,186 11,766

6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 4th 6th

5 34 8 9 17 12 27 31 16 12 16 40 14 30 50 52 15 14

49.5 101.9 22.24 55.83 44.98 167.12 47.9 51.1 170.89 45 258.1 156.83 61.82 179.3 102.52 258.76 89.17 245.29

6,192 85,220 140,307 30,046 21,650 33,508 38,092 49,903 23,527 35,263 29,571 65,019 20,095 56,805 63,518 85,920 17,430 22,502

6th 5th 4th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 6th 5th 6th 6th 6th

45 25 20 41 11 10 11 16 9 12

254.45 305.84 104 567.6 217 545

82,074 28,978 48,178 71,807 26,548 26,498 26,132 26,229 21,312 30,472

3rd 5th 5th 4th 4th 4th 6th 6th 6th 6th

35 20 15 17 23 15

165.95 581.2 181.29 416.66 235.61 167.25

95,055 51,377 29,801 20,504 37,135 38,239

4th 5th 6th 5th 6th 6th

7. Sitangkai 8. South Ubian 9. Tandubas 10. Turtle Islands

9 31 20 2

792 272.04 552.05 62.5

40,641 32,986 33,037 6,194

5th 6th 6th 6th

Source: Executive-Legislative Agenda Note: ***- newly created municipality

III.

POVERTY SITUATION

Table 6. Ranking of ARMM Provinces by Incidence of Poor Families, 2003 & 2006 2003 Province Maguindanao Sulu Lanao del Sur Tawi-Tawi Basilan

Ranked (Nationwide) 2nd 13th 25th 31st 39th

2006

Poverty Incidence 60.4 45.1 37.6 34.6 33.5

Ranked (Nationwide) 3rd 14th 6th 1st 46th

Poverty Incidence 62.0 46.5 52.5 78.9 31.7

Source: NSCB

Table 7. Poverty Incidences of ARMM Provinces and Ranked as to the Poorest Provinces Nationwide, 2000-2006 Inc/Dec Region/ 2000 Ranked 2003 Ranked 2006 Ranked 2003 to Province 2006 ARMM 53.8 45.4 55.3 9.9 nd nd rd Maguindanao 59.3 2 60.4 2 62.0 3 1.6 th th th Lanao del 54.7 5 37.6 25 52.5 6 14.9 Sur Sulu 58.9 3rd 45.1 13th 46.5 14th 1.4 th th th Basilan* 31.5 47 33.5 39 31.7 46 (1.8) th st st Tawi-Tawi 52.4 8 34.6 31 78.9 1 44.3 Source: NSCB * Basilan joined the ARMM in 2001

Table 8. Regional Poverty Incidence of Population, (in percent) AREA 1991 1994 1997 2000 2003 2006 Philippines 39.9 35.5 31.8 27.5 24.4 26.9 ARMM

50.7

57.3

Source: National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB)

53.8

45.4

55.3

Table 9. Annual Per Capita Food Threshold (ARMM) Area ARMM Basilan Lanao del Sur Maguindanao Sulu Tawi-Tawi

Annual Income 2003 2006 8,730 10,318 7,336 9,256 9,119 10,571 8,496 10,190 9,322 11,805 7,900 9,839

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 10. Annual Per Capita Poverty Threshold Area ARMM Basilan Lanao del Sur Maguindanao Sulu Tawi-Tawi

Annual income 2003 2006 12,733 15,533 10,987 13,255 13,702 16,567 12,322 15,556 13,473 15,651 11,707 14,765

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 11. Poverty Situation in Mindanao, by Region Poverty Incidence Magnitude of Poor Families Among Families AREA (%) Inc/ Dec 2003 2006 2003 2006 (%) Philippines 24.4 26.9 4,022,695 4,677,305 16.3 Region IX 44.0 40.2 258,497 250,696 (-3.0) Region X 37.7 36.1 278,538 285,054 2.3 Region XI 28.5 30.6 231,068 257,554 11.5 Region XII 32.1 33.8 264,301 253,009 (-4.2) CARAGA 47.1 45.5 195,622 201,929 3.2 ARMM 45.4 55.3 228,970 295,220 28.9 Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 12. Regional Poverty Incidence, 2003 and 2006 Area Philippines ARMM Basilan Lanao del Sur Maguindanao Sulu Tawi-Tawi

Poverty Incidence Among Families (%) 2003 2006 24.4 26.9 45.4 55.3 33.5 31.7 37.6 52.5 60.4 45.1 34.6

62.0 46.5 78.9

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 13. Magnitude of Poor Families, 2003 and 2006 Area

No. of Family

ARMM Basilan Lanao del Sur

2003 228,970 17,958 13,702

2006 295,220 17,477 70,544

Maguindanao Sulu Tawi-Tawi

12,322 13,473 11,707

107,074 50,701 49,423

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 14. Regional Subsistence Incidence, 2003 and 2006 Area Philippines ARMM Basilan Lanao del Sur Maguindanao Sulu Tawi-tawi

Subsistence Among Poor Families 2003 2006 10.2 11.0 18.2 22.5 5.9 4.2 17.5 22.7 30.0 27.3 13.3 14.4 8.9 38.7

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 15. Magnitude of Subsistence Poor Families, 2003 and 2006 Area ARMM

No. of Family 2003 91,760

2006 119,917

Basilan Lanao del Sur

3,190 22,463

2,302 30,491

Maguindanao Sulu Tawi-tawi

46,510 14,203 5,395

47,130 15,721 24,273

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 16. Ranking of ARMM Provinces by Magnitude of Poor Families, 2006 Province Maguindanao Lanao del Sur Sulu Tawi-tawi Basilan IV.

2006 107,074 70,544 50,701 49,423 17,477

GROSS REGIONAL DOMESTIC PRODUCT

Table 17. Gross Regional Domestic Product at Current Prices In Billion Pesos AREA 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Philippines 4,316.4 4,871.6 5,444.0 6,032.8 6,648.2 Mindanao ARMM 36.9 43.5 48.2 52.9 55.9 Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 18. Gross Regional Domestic Product at Constant 1985 Prices In Billion Pesos AREA 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Philippines 1,085.1 1,154.3 1,211.4 1,276.9 1,368.6 Mindanao 194.1 205.7 214.5 225.7 242.0 ARMM 9.9 10.5 10.9 11.3 11.9 Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 19. Percentage Share to GDP of Mindanao by Region, 2007 (At Constant Prices) Region Percent Share Region X 27.9 Region XI 25.5 Region XII 19.7 Region IX 14.5 Caraga 7.4 ARMM 4.9 Source: NSCB/2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 20. Percentage Share to Mindanao Sector Output by Region, 2007 (At Constant Prices) Percentage Share Agriculture, Region Fisheries and Industry Service Forestry Region IX 19.9 8.6 13.7 Region X 23.1 30.3 30.8 Region XI 18.5 29.1 29.5 Region XII 23.1 22.0 14.6 Caraga 7.3 6.5 7.2 ARMM 8.0 3.5 4.2 Source: NSCB/2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 21. Gross Regional Domestic Product, ARMM: 2006-2007 (In million pesos: At Constant 1985 Prices) Growth Industry/Sector 2006 % Share 2007 % Share Rate AFF 6,420 56.9 6,941 58.4 8.1 Agriculture & Fishery Forestry Industry Sector Mining and Quarrying Manufacturing

6,420

56.9

6,941

58.4

8.1

1,352

12.0

1,320

11.1

(-2.4)

528

4.7

561

4.7

6.2

Construction Electricity & Water Service Sector

48 776

0.4 6.9

61 698

0.5 5.9

27.1 (-10.1)

3,518

31.1

3,632

30.5

3.2

GRDP

11,290

100.0

11,893

100.0

5.3

Source: NSCB/2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

FAMILY INCOME AND EXPENDITURE

Table 22. Average Annual Income and Expenditure Average Average Total No. of Period Income Expenditure Families (in peso) (in peso) ARMM 1997 356,987 74,885 61,815 2000 394,255 79,590 66,288 2003 505,000 83,000 67,000

Savings (in peso) 9,911 13,302 16,000

2006 Philippines 1997 2000 2003 2006

533,937

88,632

74,838

13,794

14,192,462 15,269,655 16,480,000 17,403,482

123,168 144,039 148,000 172,730

99,537 118,002 124,000 147,180

23,631 26,307 24,000 25,550

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

VI.

DEVELOPMENT FINANCE

Table 23. ARMM Provinces Income Classification Province Income Class Maguindanao 1st Class Lanao del Sur 1st Class Sulu 3rd Class Basilan 3rd Class Tawi-Tawi 4th Class Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 24. Annual Budget of ARMM Particular Year PS MOOE (PhP M) (PhP M) 1991 64.295 91.403 1992 184,.279 169.223 1993 997.138 321.397 1994 1,156.067 311.535 1995 1,362.549 405.801 1996 1,663.620 433.691 1997 2,035.073 432.708 1998 2,848.599 540.630 1999 3,072.436 752.148 2000 3,093.440 554.602 2001 3,894.300 572.264 2002 3,667.273 709.544 2003 3,779,503 1,013.006 2004 3,813,609 1,003.556 2005 5,143.198 1,338.000 2006 4,992,430 1,336,602 2007 5,502,886 2,148,697 2008 5,580,522 2,011,002 2009 6,719,449 2,093,404 2010 6,974,429 1,966,987 TOTAL 66,545,695 Source: COA and DBM

CO (PhP M) 637.114 628.453 615.078 622.170 716.422 82.964 40.089 1,551.31 545.310 678.379 514.010 696.468 493.463 307.500 896.774 895,774 1,420,482 1,022,735 1,181,971 1,057,225

TOTAL (PhP M) 792.812 981.955 1,933.613 2,089.772 2,484.772 2,180.275 2,507.870 4,940.539 4,370.334 4,326.421 4,980.574 5,073.285 5,285.972 5,124,665 7,377.972 7,224,806 9,072,065 8,614,259 9,994,824 9,998,641

Table 25. Internal Revenue Allotment of ARMM Provinces Amount (PhP M) Province 2004 2005 2006 2007 Maguindanao 477.0 516.5 569.2 752.7 Lanao del Sur 583.7 631.7 696.2 769.1 Sulu 304.3 329.7 363.4 399.9 Basilan 249.5 268.7 294.6 322.0 Tawi-Tawi 259.3 280.5 309.2 339.8

2008 941.4 968.0 511.1 372.4 421.1

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 26. Comparative Labor Force Participation Rates (LFPR), Employment and Unemployment Rates, 2006 and 2007 2006

2007

Total Total 15 Unem Employ- Unem- 15 Yrs. Employ Region Yrs. ploym LFPR ment ployme Old & LFPR -ment Old & ent Rate nt Rate Over Rate Over Rate (‘000) (‘000) Philippines 55,988 64.0 92.1 7.9 56,845 63.2 93.7 6.3 Region IX 2,101 65.1 97.1 2.9 2,043 62.7 95.8 2.8 Region X 2,652 73.0 94.6 5.4 2,622 71.2 94.7 5.1 Region XI 2,717 65.8 94.7 5.3 2,702 65.6 93.8 4.9 Region XII 2,454 66.1 95.1 4.9 2,382 65.1 95.2 4.8 Caraga 1,584 68.5 96.2 3.8 1,504 65.8 95.9 4.1 ARMM 1,659 57.1 95.8 4.2 1,891 56.7 97.0 3.1 Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 27. Employment Indicator Employment Rate Unemployment Rate

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

95.6 4.4

94.6 5.4

92.8 7.2

96.6 3.4

95.8 4.2

97.0 3.0

9.8

7.0

8.2

17.5

19.8

25.8

Underemployment

Source: 2008 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

VII.

WAGE IN ARMM

Table 28. Minimum Wage in ARMM, 2008 Sector Non-Agriculture Sector Plantation Workers Non-Plantation Workers

Rate (PhP)

Retail and Services Sector Source: Regional Tripartite Wage and Productivity Board

200.00 200.00 200.00 -

VIII. PRICE INDICES Table 29. Core Inflation Rate, January 2005 - July 2008 Month 2008 2007 2006 2000=100 Average 5.0 8.8 December 6.4 6.5 November 6.2 7.1 October 4.3 8.7 September 5.3 8.4 August 4.8 8.8 July 17.2 4.7 9.0 June 16.9 4.6 9.0 May 12.2 4.4 9.4 April 8.9 4.2 9.7 March 6.7 4.5 10.8 February 7.4 4.5 10.4 January 7.6 5.1 9.4

2005 7.0 5.9 6.1 6.3 6.5 6.6 6.8 7.1 7.6 7.8 8.0 8.1 7.9

Note: The concept of ‘core’ or underlying inflation aims to capture the general or underlying trend in prices by filtering out the effects of temporary disturbances or shocks on the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Table 30. Number of items comprising the market basket for all-income group for ARMM Province No. of Items Maguindanao 620 Lanao del Sur 470 Marawi City 389 Sulu 468 Basilan 485 Tawi-Tawi 523 Market basket is a term used to refer to a sample of goods and services that are commonly purchased and bought by an average Filipino household.

Economic Data IX.

BUSINESS NAME REGISTRATION AND EMPLOYMENT GENERATION

Table 31. List of Registered Industries in ARMM, 1992-2005 Project Product/ Initial Name of Firm Cost Activity Employment (PhPM) 1. MINRICO Lumber Builder/ 46.12 233 Com, Inc. Woodworks

2. MORO Gulf Industries, Inc.

Ship breaking; steel re-rolling

706.85

1,194

3. MORO Gulf Foods Industries, Inc. 4. ITIL Plantation, Inc.

Banana Chips

8.20

150

Cassava Starch

173.00

3,930

5. WEENA Express, Inc.

Public utility (bus operator) Coco crude oil; copra meat Public utility (bus operator) Public utility (bus operator)

120.00

147.00

93.56

114.00

526.30

1,890

5,170.00

5,000

217.75

173

29.61

193.20

460

6. BJ Coco Oil Mill, Inc. 7. GRAND Transport 8. WEENA Express In. (expansion) 9. La Frutera, Inc.

Banana Cavendish 10. Tabung Haji Janoub Crude palm oil; Phils. Plantation, Inc. palm kernel 11. GRAND Transport Corp. (expansion)

Public utility (bus operator)

12. Mindanao Coconut Coir Industries, Inc. 13. Alip River Development Export Corp. 14. Mindanao Coconut Coir Industries Inc.

Coco fiber mat; coco coir dust Banana Cavendish Garment making

111.25

482

15. Alip River Development Export Corp. (expansion)

Banana cavendish

243.84

480

16. Distilleria Don Felipe, Inc. 17. Organix Solutions, Inc. 18. Mt. Kalatungan AgriVenture, Inc.

Vinegar

4.45

Organic virgin coconut oil Banana Cavendish

3.94

906.24

1,200

Total Source: RBOI-ARMM

8,815.31

15,617

VALUE OF INVESTMENT AND EMPLOYMENT GENERATION

Table 32. Investment in ARMM, 2004-2005 Year

Name/ Type of Investment

2004 Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Major Industries: 1. Distilleria Don Felipe, Inc. 2. Organix Solutions, Inc. 3. Mt. Kalatungan Agri-Venture, Inc. Total 2005 Small and Medium Enterprises

Amount of Employment Investment Generated (PhP M) 511.943

4.45 3.94 906.24 1,426.573 439.825

11,311 5,827

Source: RBOI-ARMM and DTI-ARMM Note: SMEs were the investments registered by DTI-ARMM; major industries were the investments registered by RBOI-ARMM (no major investment registered in 2005)

Table 33. Investment in ARMM (SMEs and Major Industries), 2001-2005 Year Investment (P-M) 2001 269.291 2002 557.811 2003 924.551 2004 1,426.574 2005 439.825 Source: RBOI-ARMM and DTI â&#x20AC;&#x201C; ARMM Annual Accomplishment

Table 34. Capitalization Employment and Name Name of Firm Total Project Cost Employment 1. Organix Solutions, Inc P3,939,771.00 28 2. Don Felipe Distillera, Inc. 3. Mt. Kalatungan Agri-Venture, Inc.

P4,451,000.00

P906,240,481.00

1,200

Source: RBOI-ARMM

XI. MAJOR INDUSTRY IN ARMM 1. Expansion/Modernization of Mindanao Textile Corporation 2. Expansion of Alip River 3. Organix Solutions, Inc. 4. Don Felipe Distillera, Inc. 5. Mt. Kalatungay Agri-Venture, Inc

XII.

MAJOR TOURIST DESTINATIONS IN ARMM

Table 35. Tourist Destination by Province Maguindanao: Lanao del Sur: 1. Limpongo Hotspring, Shariff Aguak 2. La Frutera Banana Plantation – Datu Paglas 3. Liguasan Marsh – Buluan 4. Camp Gen. Salipada K. Pendatun, Parang 5. Tomb of Sultan Mastura and Datu Utto, Sultan Kudarat 6. Blue Lagoon (Margues Lagoon), Datu Odin Sinsuat 7. Punta Beach, Parang 8. Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto, Tamontaka, Datu Odin Sinsuat 9. Kiga Falls, Sapalan Falls and Tubuan Falls – North Upi 10. Bongo Diving Spot – Parang 11. Zarah Beach Resort – Kusiong, Datu Odin Sinsuat 12. Sapalan Waterfalls Hotspring – Sapalan, Datu Odin Sinsuat 13. Hot Spring – Benolen, Datu Odin Sinsuat 14. MSU – Maguindanao, Pob. Dalican, Datu Odin Sinsuat

1. Tomb of Jose Abad Santos – Malabang 2. Japanese Fort – Malabang 3. Mabul Beach – Malabang 4. Lake Lanao and its islets – Balindong, Tugaya, B.Kalawi and Binidayan 5. Lake Dapao – Pualas 6. The Sleeping Lady – Butig 7. Sumpitan Falls – Balindong 8. Century Old Torogans – Dayawan, Marawi City 9. Kanapnapan Falls – Marogong 10. Iga-Bai Waterfalls – Balabagan 11. Barurao Springs – Balabagan 12. Maputi na Lupa – Masiu 13. Topocan Resort – Ditsaan Ramain 14. Brassware – Tugaya 15. Mt. Magaturing – Butig 16. Pat a Dibarosan – Masiu

Sulu:

Tawi-Tawi:

1. The Walled City – Jolo; 2. American Cavalry Monument – Jolo; 3. Fort Asturias – Asturias, Jolo; 4. Provincial Capitol – Patikul; 5. Tomb of Rajah Baguinda – Indanan; 6. Sulu Provincial Museum – Patikul; 7. White Sandy Beaches a. Maubo Beach b. Tandu Beach c. Quezon Beach 8. Princess Tarhata Shrine – Patikul; 9. Mount Datu – Indanan; 10. Darul Jambangan (Palace) – Maimbung, Maimbung; 11. Palan River – Talipao; 12. Jikiri Cave – Patian Island, Pata; 13. Bangas Island – Panglima, Tahil; 14. Tapaan Island – Pandami

1. Sheikh Makhdum Mosque – Indangan, Simunul; 2. Tomb of Sheikh Makhdum – Indangan, Simunul; 3. Kaban-Kaban Natural Swimming Pool – Sibutu; 4. Sibutu Natural Wildlife Sanctuary – Sibutu; 5. Bongao Peak –Bongao; 6. Manuk – Mangkaw (Floating Island) – Manuk-Mangkaw; 7. Sangay Siapo Island – Sangay, Siapo; 8. Pearl Farm – Languyan; 9. La Island Beach – Tubig, Indangan; 10. Panampangan Island Beach; 11. Biraddali Waterfalls – Mainland Tawi-Tawi; 12. Salaug Island Beach – Sitangkai; 13. Sikulan Island Beach – Sitangkai; 14. Tawi-Tawi Beach – Mainland Bongao; 15. Salaug Island Beach – Sitangkai; 16. Sikulan Island Beach – Sitangkai; 17. Tawi-Tawi Beach – Mainland Bongao; Marawi City:

Basilan: 1. Museum of Lamitan – Lamitan; 2. Malamaui Island – Malamawi Island; 3. Kumalarang Wataerfall – Maluso; 4. White Beach – Malamaw Island; 5. Palm Beach – Lamitan; 6. Block 35 Falls – Menji Plantation; 7. Balagtasan Falls – Malawani Island; 8. Busay Waterfalls – Malawani Island; 9. Chape of Peace Peak - Calvario

1. Agakhan Museum – MSU – Marawi City; 2. Mindanao State University; 3. King Faizal Mosque; 4. MSU Golf Course; 5. Marawi Resort Hotel

XIII. AGRI-FISHERY PRODUCTION Table 36. Agricultural Production, 2002-2005 Production (in Metric Ton) Category 2002 2003 2004 2005

Growth (%) 02-03 03-04 04-05

Rice

422,580 398,978 503,912 393,112

(5.9)

20.8

(28)

Corn

636,352 673,514 668,327 474,165

5.5

(0.7)

(40)

Source: BAS-ARMM

Table 37. Rice Production by Province (MT), 2005 Region/Province Irrigated ARMM 151,038 Maguindanao 118,262 Lanao del Sur 31,380 Sulu Basilan 1,396 Tawi-Tawi -

Rainfed 244,507 170,153 66,560 3,750 1,618 2,426

Source: BAS-ARMM

Table 38. Corn Production by Province (MT), 2005 Region/Province White ARMM 386,490 Maguindanao 230,272 Lanao del Sur 152,434 Sulu 973 Basilan 1,506 Tawi-Tawi 1,305

Yellow 88,980 35,000 53,980 -

Source: BAS-ARMM

Table 39. Fisheries Production, 2002-2005 Production (in Metric Ton) Growth (%) Category 2002 2003 2004 2005 02-03 03-04 04-05 Aquaculture 240,227 400,580 475,380 524,327 40 25 9.3 Commercial

73,097

79,862

80,638

82,835

8.5

0.8

2.7

Municipal

73,353

78,992

81,822

78,686

7.1

1.9

(3.9)

Source: BAS and BFAR-ARMM

Table 40. Seaweeds Production, 2002-2005 Production (in Metric Ton) Type 2002 2003 2004 2005

Growth (%) 02-03 03-04 04-05

Seaweeds 383,597 397,811 472,514 503,002

3.5

6.4

Source: BAS and BFAR-ARMM

XIV. AGRARIAN REFORM COMMUNITIES (ARCs) AND BENEFICIARIES Table 41. Number of Hectares Distributed to Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Province 1991 1994 1997 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Maguindanao 5,277 989 3,564 541 598 741 1,850 1,103 Lanao del 1,676 7,973 448 6,330 7,969 Sur Basilan 4,950 1,020 1,000 211 485 198 180 30 Sulu 1,259 134 92 689 548 446 184 Tawi-Tawi 5,575 64 11 126 1,642 1,500 1,291 596 2,253 ARMM 12,111 6,137 1,123 4,690 4,070 11,145 3,226 9,402 11,539 Note: From CY 1993-2002, Isabela City is still inclusive of Basilan targets and accomplishments

Table 42. Number of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Covered/ Benefited Province Maguindanao Lanao del Sur

1991 1994 1997 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 1,759 330 - 1,188 180 166 247 617 368 559 2,658 149 2,110 2,656

Basilan 1,650 340 333 70 162 66 60 10 Sulu 420 45 31 230 183 149 61 Tawi-Tawi 1,858 21 4 42 547 500 430 199 751 ARMM 4,037 2,046 374 1,563 1,357 3,715 1,075 3,134 3,846 Source: DAR-ARMM Annual Report

XV. ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES Table 43. Reforestation, 2000-2004 Accomplished Year Location (hectares) 2000 101.47 Languyan, Tawi-Tawi 2001 161 IFMA Lanao del Sur 68 Mt. Cabalalaan, DOS Maguindanao 2002 11.5 CBFM at Lanao del Sur 2003 2004

12.8 400 2,000 950 Mangrove

Source: Annual Report of DENR-ARMM

DOS, Maguindanao CBFM Lanao del Sur Ampatuan, Maguindanao Tapul Island, Sulu

Table 44. Conserved Areas Watershed Proclamation Area No./ Date 1. Lake Lanao No. 871/ Watershed Feb. 26, 1992 2. Kabulnan Watershed

3. South Upi Watershed 4. Dimapatoy Watershed

Total Area Location (hectares) 180,460 Province of Lanao del Sur

No. 06/ July 15, 1992

4,726 Brgy. Salman and Saniag, Municipality of Ampatuan, Maguindanao 1,894 South Upi, Maguindanao 3,765 DOS and North Upi, Maguindanao 190,845

No. 65/ June 20, 1987 No. 18/ July 5, 2001 Total

Source: DENR-ARMM

Table 45. Forest Covered in ARMM (in Hectares) Category

Proportion to Total (%) 562,775 100 99,149 18

Area (ha.)

Total Forest Closed Forest  Broad Leaved  Mixed  Coniferous Open Forest  Broad Leaved  Mixed  Coniferous Mangrove Plantation

76,429

31,334 1,148 (Broad Leaved) 432 Mangrove

6 02 007

Source: RSRDAD NAMRIA as of 2004

XVI. Policies Governing Investment in ARMM a.)

Tax Incentive

The Omnibus Investments Code of 1987 gives a number of incentives to Board of Investment – registered firms, as follows: Income Tax Holiday for a period of four (4) years for new non-pioneer firms and six (6) years for new pioneer venturism.

In no case shall the registered pioneer firm avail of this incentive for a period exceeding eight (8) years. Registered expanding firms shall be entitled to an exemption from income taxes proportionate to their expansion for a period of three (3) years from commercial operation. b.)

REZA Law

With the growing need of global competitiveness, ARMM agencies created some measures to continuously respond and compete with other regions locally and internationally. DTI-ARMM, as the premier trade policy making in the region, formulated the Muslim Mindanao Autonomy (MMA) Act No. 154 known as the Regional Economic Zone Authority (REZA) Law passed into law by the Regional Assembly. Said Act was then approved and signed into law by Hon. Governor Dr. Parouk S. Hussin last August 20, 2003. REZA Law provides foreign tradersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; investment incentives, tax holidays and tariff privileges if they venture into viable business projects while it would spell employment and other economic opportunities for the ARMM constituents. The passage of said law is a milestone towards the enhancement of the capacities of the world-beaters among ARMMâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s producers. c.)

Fishery Law

The law governing the management, development, protection and disposition of fisheries and aquatic resources in the ARMM is the Muslim Mindanao Autonomy Act 86 also known as the ARMM Aquatic and Fisheries Code of 1999.

Social Data XVII. HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX Table 46. Human Development Index by Province, 1994-2005 2005 National Province 1997 2000 2003 Rank Basilan 0.439 0.425 0.578 0.41 74 Lanao del Sur 0.419 0.464 0.601 0.48 68 Maguindanao 0.425 0.461 0.498 0.36 76 Sulu 0.336 0.351 0.54 0.45 77 Tawi-Tawi 0.43 0.390 0.518 0.36 75

Source: 2004 Philippine Statistical Yearbook Note: The HDI is a summary measure of human development. It measures the average achievement in a country in three basic dimensions of human development, namely, Longevity as measured by life expectancy at birth; Knowledge, as measured by basic enrollment ratio; Standard of living, as measured by real income per capita

XIX. EDUCATION Table 47. Literacy, Participation and Cohort Survival Rates Literacy Rate Participation Rate Cohort Survival Rate (2003) (2006-2007) (2006-2007) AREA Basic Functional

Philippines Mindanao ARMM

93.4 86.8 87.3

84.1 76.2 77.1

Elementary

80.3 81.1 85.82

Maguindanao Lanao del Sur I Lanao del Sur II Marawi City Sulu Basilan Tawi-Tawi Source: Department of Education

Secondar y

58.59 48.85 32.56

Elementary

69.5 64.84 47.5

SY 2004-2005

76.61 64.46

35.87 34.00

90.9

23.81

93.0 92.88 87.5 95.12

43.20 56.00 65.84 52.57

Secondary

77.33 73.10 41.26

Table 48. Elementary Net Enrollment Ratio (Participation Rate) SY 2004-2005 to SY 2006-2007 Elementary

ARMM Philippines

2004-2005

Rank

2005-2006

Rank

2006-2007

Rank

87.3

85.8

87.1

Source: DepEd, BEIS

84.4

83.2

Table 49. Secondary Net Enrollment Ratio (Participation Rate) SY 2004-2005 to SY 2006-2007 Secondary 2004-2005

Rank

2005-2006

Rank

2006-2007

Rank

ARMM

35.6

32.6

Philippines

58.5

58.6

Source: DepEd, BEIS

Table 50. Elementary Cohort Survival Rate, SY 2006-2007 to SY 20082009 Region/ Province

Elementary

Secondary

2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

ARMM

33.90

45.47

40.75

41.26

73.53

69.80

Philippines

73.4

75.3

75.4

77.3

79.9

Source: DepEd, BEIS

Table 51. Student-Teacher, Student-Room and Student-Seat Ratios Public Elementary and Secondary Schools, SY 2006-2007 Teacher: Student Room: Student Seat: Student AREA Ratio Ratio Ratio Philippine Mindanao ARMM

Elementary

Secondary

Elementary

Secondary

Elementary

Secondary

1:36 1:39 1:42

1:38 1:40 1:50

1:38 1:39 1:48

1:61 1:62 1:60

1:1.20 1:1.30 1:1.91

1:1.57 1:1.65 1:1.43

Source: Department of Education

Table 52. Student-Teacher Ratio, Public and Private Elementary and Secondary Schools, SY 2001-2002 Both Public and Private Public Only Schools Schools AREA Elementary Secondary Elementary Secondary Philippines 1:35 1:38 1:36 1:40 Mindanao 1:36 1:40 1:37 1:41 ARMM 1:36 1:42 1:36 1:42 Source: Department of Education

XX. HEALTH Table 53. Crude Birth and Death Rates, % HH with Sanitary Toilets, and % HH with Access to Safe Water, 2003 Crude With With Access Crude Birth AREA Death Rate Sanitary to Safe Water Rate (CBR) (CDR) Toilet (%) (%) Philippines 25.2 5.8 86.0* 80.0* Mindanao 21.2 4.4 71.9 85.3 ARMM 27.4 9.5 45.8 79.7 CBR – Crude Birth Rate refers to the number of live births per 1,000 population in a given year. CDR – Crude Death Rate refers to the number of deaths per 1,000 population. *Data on households with sanitary toilet and households with access to safe water supply is for year 2002 taken from the Second Philippines Progress report on the MDGs.

Table 54. Ratio of Medical Personnel to Population, 2003 AREA Doctors Dentist Nurses Midwives Philippines 1 : 26,317 1 : 42,493 1 : 16,844 1 : 4,808 Mindanao

1 : 39,165

1 : 65,431

1 : 20,534

1 : 4,980

ARMM

1 : 57,555 (2008)

1 : 98,201

1 : 22,814

1 : 6,088

Source: DOH

Table 55. of Hospitals and Beds, Population-Hospital Bed Ratio, 2003 No. of No. of Population-Hospital AREA Hospitals Hospital Beds Bed Ratio* Philippines 1,719 84,761 957:1 Mindanao 444 15,005 1,310:1 ARMM 18 623 5,189:1 Maguindanao 5 105 Lanao del Sur 6 135 Marawi City 7 210 Sulu 5 85 Basilan 1 10 Tawi-Tawi 1 75 Note: Planning standard for Population – Hospital Bed Ratio 500 population:1 hospital bed * Computed by NEDA-X using projected regional population for 2003 Source Hospital and hospital bed data: Department of Health, Center for Health Development Data and DOH-ARMM

Table 56. Infant Mortality Rate, 1995 to 2004 Region 1995 1998 Philippines 54 36 Region XII 54 48 ARMM 63 55

2003 30 27 41

2004 13 8 4

Note:1995 and 1998 data taken from the NSCB- Technical Working Group on Maternal and Child Mortality; 1998 and 2003 data taken from the NSO-National Demographic Health Survey

Table 57. Under-Five and Child Mortality Rates, 1995, 1998, 2003 and 2004 UMR CMR Region 1995 1998 2003 2004 1995 1998 2003 2004 Philippines 67 55 42 5 19 20 12 5 Region XII 74 76 37 5 22 29 10 5 ARMM 91 98 72 2 30 45 33 2 Source: 1995 & 1998 data are taken from NSCB on Maternal and Child Mortality 1998 & 2003 data are taken from NSO-NDHS Note: NSCB/NSO do not provide provincial disaggregation of data

Table 58. Estimated Maternal Mortality Rate (per 1,000 LB), ARMM, 1997 to 2008 Region/Province 1997 2000 2003 2005 2008 Maguindanao 1.7 0.81 0.9 0.58 0.76 Lanao del Sur 1.3 1.72 1.5 1.2 0.81 Marawi City 2.6 0.3 1.0 14.41 Sulu 0.6 0.89 7.7 2.26 0.79 Basilan 1.8 1.2 1.1 2.96 1.17 Tawi-Tawi 2.0 0.71 0.6 1.81 1.62 ARMM 1.4 1.1 2.0 1.4 1.32 Source: FHSIS

Table 59. Family Planning Report, 2003 to 2008 2003

2005

2008

Total Total Total Total New Total New Total New Current Current Current Acceptors Acceptors Acceptors Users Users Users Maguindanao 16,695 34,623 19,999 23,597 34.099 39,677 Lanao del 4,854 15,644 5,391 20,300 7,117 18,011 Sur Marawi City 371 4,133 470 3,125 2,231 2,409 Sulu 1,520 8,609 9,682 5,381 27,460 24,559 Basilan 714 7,507 955 4,177 2,609 5,601 Tawi-Tawi 8,808 13,496 5,913 13,579 5,913 16,567 ARMM 32,962 84,012 42,410 62,857 42,410 62,857 Notes: Data from 2003 to 2008 were taken from DOH-FHSIS Data for 2005 were taken from DOH-ARMM Area

2000 data for Basilan and Marawi City is not yet included in the ARMM accomplishment

XXI. Infrastructure Table 60. Road Network, 2005 Region/Province Philippines Mindanao ARMM

Total Length (Km.) 31,830 7,764 995

Table 61. Road Network, by Province (as of Dec. 2003) Region/Province Total Length (Km.) Maguindanao 252.35 Lanao del Sur 318.45 Sulu 147.10 Basilan 134.02 Tawi-Tawi 95.70 Table 62. Road Length and Density, By Province/City, 2006 Land Area Road Length Road Density Province/City (sq. km.) (km.) (km./sq. km.) Maguindanao 5,425.30 1,118.00 0.361 Lanao del Sur 3,872.90 1,959.819 1.009 Marawi City 87.55 133.175 1.521 Sulu 1,673.77 347.610 0.615 Basilan 1,379.00 133.175 0.813 Tawi-Tawi 1,087.40 950.320 0.319 ARMM 13,525.92 6,313.839 0.466 Sources: DPWH-ARMM; DPWH IX and XII; DPWH and CPDO, Marawi City; PPDO Note: Total Land Area for Basilan of 1,379 sq. km. include Isabela city with 233.730 sq. km

Table 63. Conditions of Roads (National Roads), 2005 Area Philippines Mindanao ARMM

Asphalt 25% 19% 2%

Concrete 45% 45% 59%

Earth 0.4% 0.0% 1%

Total Length (km.) 30% 31,830.5 37% 6,769.1 38% 994.6

Gravel

Source: DPWH

Table 64. Classes and Pavement Conditions in ARMM Provinces, 2004 Province Concrete Asphalt Gravel Earth Total Maguindanao 176.4 12.4 1,181.9 475.0 1,845.8 Lanao del Sur 277.1 3,603.7 3,880.8 Basilan 54.6 2.85 607.05 279.479 943.97

Sulu Tawi-Tawi ARMM

101.93 74.453 684.5

6.77 22.0

968.09 693.367 7,054.1

754.5

1,076.79 767.82 8,515.1

Table 65. Pavement Ratio of National Roads, by Province/City National Roads (km.), National Roads (km.) Province/ as of 2004 as of 1997 City Pavement Pavement Length Paved Length Paved Ratio Ratio Maguindanao 245.56 171.12 0.696 245.61 146.64 0.60 Lanao Sur 281.07 192.69 0.685 254.58 137.39 0.54 Marawi City 28.09 27.75 0.987 25.23 24.92 0.99 Sulu 297.01 50.27 0.169 135.01 48.77 0.36 Basilan 174.57 69.55 0.398 62.55 Tawi-Tawi 131.22 31.82 0.242 120.72 25.28 0.21 ARMM 1,124.69 489.84 0.435 843.70 383.00 0.45 Source: DPWH-ARMM; DPWH IX; DPWH Marawi City

Table 66. Percentage Paved National and Provincial Road, 2003 Percentage Paved Province National Roads Provincial Roads Maguindanao 73.5 37.2 Lanao del Sur 32.0 19.0 Basilan 31.6 1.0 Sulu 61.3 10.4 Tawi-Tawi 46.2 7.7 ARMM 49.0 15.0 Source: Comprehensive Basic Study of the ARMM, December 2003

Table 67. Existing Barangay and Farm-to-Market (Local) Roads, 2003 Unpaved Paved Province Paved (km.) Total (km.) (km.) Ratio (%) Maguindanao 35.00 1,015.00 1,050.00 3.3 Lanao del Sur 16.00 3,693.44 3,709.44 0.6 Basilan 10.44 201.90 212.34 4.9 Sulu 18.00 637.00 655.00 2.8 Tawi-Tawi 9.51 328.46 337.97 2.8 ARMM 88.95 5,875.80 5,964.75 1.5 Source: DAR-ARMM

XXII. HOUSING Table 68. Total Housing Needs, 2005 AREA

No. of Housing Units

Philippines Mindanao

% Share to Total

597,362 136,250

ARMM

100.0 22.8 % Share to Mindanao 16.7

22,800

Source: 2004 Philippine Statistical Yearbook

Table 69. Housing Program and Number of Beneficiaries Number of Mindanao Nation Project Beneficiaries Province 1,400 Maguindanao 180 Sulu 100 Basilan 150 Lanao del Sur 100 Badjao Families (Sulu, Basilan) Core Shelter Project Office of Regional Governor, ODA, UNYPAD 40 40 Sulu Maguindanao Low Cost Housing Project (GAWAD-KALINGA, LGSP, LGU-Datu Paglas, Maguindanao

XXIII. ELECTRIFICATION Table 70. Status of Electrification (as of 30 April 2006) AREA Philippines Mindanao ARMM

Energized Barangays 33,579 8,149 1,828

Unenergized Barangays 2,451 1,409 789

Total Target Barangays 36,030 9,558 2,617

% Energized 93.2 85.3 69.9

XXIV. WATER Table 71. Number of Households with Access to Safe Water Supply and with Sanitary Toilet, 1997-2002 HH w/ access to HH with Sanitary Safe Water No. of Toilet Province/ Supply Year Househol City Rate Rate ds No. No. (%) (%) 1997 Lanao Sur 109,421 94,072 85.90 55,126 50.30 Maguindanao

306,659

75,693

24.70

42,364

13.80

Sulu

62,990

25,360

40.30

12,891

20.50

Tawi-Tawi

20,201

10,437

51.70

9,156

45.30

499,421 205,562

41.20

119,537

23.90

116,835

97,878

83.80

61,110

52.30

114,703

74,559

65.00

50,106

43.70

Sulu

90,264

25,685

28.50

15,072

16.70

Tawi-Tawi

38,465

17,353

45.10

17,550

45.60

360,267 215,475

59.80

143,838

39.90

121,725

95,481

78.40

59,565

48.90

123,522

79,446

64.30

64,468

52.20

Sulu

85,794

33,505

39.10

14,960

17.40

Tawi-Tawi

30,665

14,299

46.60

15,830

51.60

361,706 222,731

61.60

154,823

42.80

111,007 85,395 128,824 87,393 101,641 49,292 33,643 33,549 375,115 255,629

76.93 67.84 48.50 99.72 68.15

59,118 61,042 11,892 20,834 152,886

53.26 47.38 11.70 61.93 40.76

ARMM 1999 Lanao Sur Maguindanao

ARMM 2000 Lanao Sur Maguindanao

ARMM 2002 Lanao Sur Maguindanao Sulu Tawi-Tawi ARMM

Source: Field Health Service Information System, DOH Note: * - data when ARMM expanded to include Basilan Province and Marawi City