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TABLE 1: S.W.O.T. ANALYSIS

REGIONS STRENGTH WEAKNESES OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

CAR

(CORDILLERAADMINISTRATIVE

REGION)

1.) 67.2% of LaborParticipation rate

2.) 94.5% EmploymentRate

3.) The agriculture

sectors performance,while managing to growby a respectable 4.7%per year

4.) industry sector thatcontributes on averageabout 62% to regionalgross output

5.) 80% of total landarea is classified asforest land

6.) value of goldproduction ofsmallscale mining hadan average annualincrease of 25%

1.) 22.6% UnderEmployment Rate

2.) 17.1% Incidence ofpoor families

3.) Erosion(natural

disaster) of the landarea having slopes of 30%

4.) 24.35% temporary andunreliable national bridges

5.) dangerous mountainroad networks 50%accidents

6.) Health problems suchas diseases, 79 :1000mothers died duringpregnancy

7.) 40% increase infantmortality rate

1.) Have a large areaof agriculture

2.) Premier Eco-touristdestination

3.) Mineral Resources

4.) 13 major riversystems andwatersheds

5.) Major player in theemerging carbontrading markets to actas carbon sink intrapping greenhouse

gas emissions.

1.) Typhoons(climates)

2.) Landslide orErosion

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1

(ILOCOSREGION)

1.) 94.5% Employment

Rate

2.) 62.4% LaborParticipation Rate

3.) 97.4 Literacy rate

4.) 31.83% Forest cover

5.) agriculture and the

services sector range to86.40% of the regionsGRDP

1.) 3.4 % of Inflation Rate

2.) 32.7% Povertyincidence

3.) 523,180.05 metric tonsper year of Solid wastemanagement

4.) 14.78% forest covercompared to ideal balance

30-70% non-forest

5.) Doctors populationratio increase to1:29,584The standard is 1:20,000

6.) Insufficient of healthfacilities (current ratio is1:37,773 population)

7.) Only 53.39% theregions irrigated area

1.) Tourist Attractions

2.) Faster to reach ofother countries thanNCR

1.) Floods

2.)Typhoons

3.) Vulnerable toTsunami



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2

(CAGAYANVALLEY)

1.) 94% EmploymentRate

2.) Agriculture remainsthe engine of growthcontributing 50% to theGRDP


1.) 24.8% poor families

2.) Undeveloped farmaccess roads resulting 20-30% loss in the Farmerstotal harvest.

3.) Education (59.99%public secondary schoolparticipation rate)

4.) 42% of the regions totallengths of national roadsare still unpaved

5.) Low irrigation coverage(Regional irrigationcoverage merely stands at47.90%)

1.) Vast expansionarea for Agriculture

About 573,066hectaresof grassland and brushland

2.) Wide expansion ofMarine and Fisheries(Cagayan river one of

the longest rivers in thecountry)

1.) Volcanic Eruption

2.) Floods

3.) Typhoons



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3

(CENTRALLUZON)

1.) Contribute 23% ofthe National Riceproduction

2.) 16% of the totalswine production of thecountry


4.) Area planted tohybrid rice during the dryseason increased byover 43%

5.) The regionsagriculture and fisherysector constituted 24%of the Gross Regional

Development Product

1.) 48% Industrial wastepollution

2.) Decrease production,Palay decrease at 7.2%,and Corn decrease at 2.9%,

3.) natural disaster, hasalerted barangays in 21towns in five Central Luzon

provinces on specificnatural dangers theircommunities are facing inthe rainy season

4.) Low rate of Education(55.1% enrolment rate)

1.) Historical spots

2.) Tourism Area suchas Resorts in Subic

1.) Volcanic Eruption

2.) Aurora which areprone to the PacificOcean tsunamis

3.) Climates



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NCR

(NATIONALCAPITALREGION)

1.) 93% Literacy

2.) NCR has a netenrollment ratio inprimaryeducation of 97%, thesecond highest inthe country

3.) lowest incidence ofpoor families,

at only 5 percent

4.) 84% have access ofsafe water

5.) 100% Urbanize area

1.) Only 4.43 % of

remaining forest cover

2.) Population density isrange to 18,093.2/km2(46,861.2/sq mi)

3.)highest unemploymentrate nationwideat 13.1 percent

4.) 44 square kilometers, or7%of the is prone toflooding that affects about1.9 million people andresults in economic lossesof about P900 million peryear

5.) Pollution 6,000 tons ofsolid waste are generated

daily within the NCR

1.) Urbanize Area

2.) Job opportunities

3.) More Social andInstitutional facilities

1.) Floods

2.) Typhoons

3.) Environment(Forest cover)

4.) pollution of air andindustrial

5.) Over populated



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4-A

(CALABARZON)

1.) 67% of its population

lives in urban areas

2.) 85% Have access forsafe drinking water

3.) enrollment ratio inprimary education forCalabarzon is 98%

6.) 55% Forest cover

1.) 16.7% Poverty incidence

2.) 70% Air and waterpollution

3.) 9.4% Unemploymentrate second highest in thePhilippines

4.) 18.5% Increasing ofpopulation

5.) 709/km2 populationdensity

6.) decreasing 20%agricultural lands isattributed to the conversionto residential or commercialuse accompanying theregions population growth

1.) Historical spots

2.) Tourism Area

3.) Large Aquaculturearea

4.) the most variedlandscapes in thecountry

1.) Volcanic eruption

2.) pollution

3.) Floods

3.) Typhoons

4.) Increasingpopulation



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4-B

(MIMAROPA)

1.) 12.6% Gross

Regional DomesticProduct (GRDP) growthrate

2.) 52.5% of energyresources

3.) The regions growthof 14.4% and 10.9% foragriculture and industry

respectively was alsothe highest growth raterecorded in the country.

1.) 42.6% Poverty

Incidence

2.) Quality of housing interms of type of materialsare generally poor about60% of the total housesbuilt were made of light andmakeshift

3.) Insufficient class rooms,

Construction of 3,000classrooms annually

1.) Rich in marine

resources

2.) Rich in Mineralresources (metallicand non-metallic)3.) Tourism area

1.) Typhoons and El

Nio (climate)



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5

(BICOLREGION)

1.) 64.6% of mining and

quarrying

2.) tourist arrivals with13.09 percent increasecompared to the524,544 tourist arrivalsduring the same periodlast year of 2009


2.) Almost 50% ofBicolanos are Unemployed

3.) 11.4 % Inflation rate

4.) 8.87% Remaining Forestcover

1.) Tourism Areas

2.) Mineral resources

1.) Diseases, such as

virus that threatshealth of thepopulation in theregion




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6

(WESTERNVISAYAS)

1.) 94% of Employment

Rate

1.) 10% of Inflation rate


3.) Firms that retrenched orshut down (number ofemployees affectedincreased by 32%)

4.) decrease of 21% invalue of investments

5.) 13.08% Remainingforest cover

1.) Tourism Areas 1.) Typhoon



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7

(CENTRALVISAYAS)

1.) 94% Employment

Rate

2.) 46% Urbanize

3.) Simple Literacy rate93%

4.) 10% increase inpower distribution

5.) Livestock productionincreased by 5.6% whilepoultry productionincreased by 4.0%

1.) Production has dropped

at 0.9%


3.) Insufficient watersource, access of safewater (falls below thenational average 80%)

4.) failed to revive the

lethargic agriculture sector14.9% loss in production

5.) Climate (60 hectares ofcorn farms were damageddue to the dry spell) andother farms affected by dryspell

6.) 13.8%

Underemployment rate, itcausing unemployment

1.) Tourism Areas

2.) largestconcentration ofmigratory birds foundin the country (67percent of a total of 77species)


1.) Typhoon and El

Nio (climate)




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8

(EASTERNVISAYAS)

1.) 66.6% of Labor force

Participation rate

2.) 94.7% Employmentrate

3.) Palay productionincreased by 5.3%

1.) 10% rate of

degenerative diseases

2.) 43% Poverty incidence

3.) Palay productiondecreased by 9% becauseof rice pests and diseases

4.) Crude birth rate of21.7%

5.) regions contribution tothenational economy was2.2%, lower than thenational average ofP14, 676.00, ranking theregion 3rd from the lowest

6.) exports in the region

dropped by 15.9%

7.) doctors ratio is range to1:27,546, (standard is1:20,000)

1.) Tourism areas

2.) Abundant waterresource

3.) Rich in Marineresource

4.) Vast Agriculturelands

1.) Typhoon

2.) Diseases



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9

(ZAMBOANGAPENINSULA)


Rate

2.) 80.0% of householdshave access to potablewater

3.) 90.0% of the regionis fully energized

4.) 66.8% labor force

participation rate

1.) Problem to irrigation

systems about 39.48% of67, 757 hectares


3.) environment concern(forest cover is 11.39%remaining)

4.) enrollment dropping by

22.0 percent andgraduation rate falling by36.0 percent during

Academic Year 2009-2010

5.) Hospital bed capacity of1:1,228 is still below thegovernment standard of1:1,000 patients.

6.) livelihood programbeneficiariesdropped by 86.0%

7.) 23.6%Underemployment ratecausing unemployment

1.) Historical

Attractions

2.) Aquaculture

3.) Rich reservoir ofmineral resources

1.) Terrorisms and

crimes



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10

(NORTHERNMINDANAO)

1.) Coconut export

commodities reaching70%


3.) Palay productionincrease of 15%

4.) 66.9% Labor force

participation rate

1.) 31.3% Unemployment

rate


3.) Crimes, murderincrease of 10%

4.) 26.05%Underemployment rate

5.) low crime solutionefficiency at 6.20%

1.) Tourism Areas 1.) Climate

2.) Pests




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11

(DAVAO REGION)


Rate

2.) Largest area(244,000 hectares)

3.) functional literacyrate 77.8%

1.) 30.6% Poverty

incidence


3.) Low Education status(secondary net enrolmentrate is 40%)

4.) insufficient Schoolfacilities (classroom-

student ratio 1:66)

5.) problems (HealthMortality rate 13 deathsper 1,000 live births,maternal mortality rate(MMR) of the regionincreased to 121.7 deathsper 1,000 live births)

1.) Tourism Areas


3.) Good-to-excellentpotential windresources

4.) large Agriculturalresources

1.) Crimes

2.) Flooding insettlement areasdue to poor drainage

3.) Occurrence offlood due to riversiltation



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12

(SOCCSKSARGEN)

1.) 95% Employment

Rate

2.) mothers who weregiven immunization60.35%

3.) immunization ofchildren 79.74%

4.) households with

access to safe water86.99%

5.) The total exportearnings of the regionin the third quarter of2008 wereUS$136.433 Million. Itgrew by22%

1.) 39.86% Secondary

school participation rate


3.) 11.6%inflation rate

4.) Crime volume wasrecorded at 2,008 cases

5.) 79% of populationaffected by MILFhostilities.

6.) 52,894 hectaresUndeveloped land foragribusiness

7.) Undeveloped roadnetworks in some parts of

the region (47.39%unpaved of the total lengthof national road)


2.) Asian majorecotourism destination

3.) Rich in oceanenergy potential

1.) Environment

hazards

2.) Climate

3.) Crimes



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13

(CARAGA)


rate

2.) Functional literacyrate 8 1.61%

3.) Electrification Level98%

4.) 64.40% Labor forceparticipation rate

1.) 42.67% decreasing rate

of Palay Production


3.) crime volume range to12,281 in all cases

4.) Corn production alsodecreased immensely by

negative 53.63%

5.) decrease tourism arrivalby negative 48.24%

6.) 27.20%underemployment rate

7.) Investments ratedecrease from 10.06%

1.) Mineral Resources

2.) Tourism Areas

1.) Crimes



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ARMM

(AUTONOMOUSREGION IN

MUSLIMMINDANAO)

1.) 26% of Agricultural

lands

2.) 10 protected areasin the region with a totalarea of 184,204hectares

3.) 97.3% employmentrate


2.) 35% only have accessof safe water

3.) Low educationenrollment ratio of 81%

4.) 46% have sanitarytoilets

5.) Health (35% only haveaccess of safe water)Theinfant mortality rate is 31per 1,000 live births

6.) lowest per capita GRDPrate of 3,486 pesos

7.) 70% simple literacy ratethe lowest in the country

8.) Inflation rate increase at6.0%

1.) Marine resources


1.) Environment

hazards

2.) Crimes

3.) War

4.) Terrorisms



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TABLE 2: SECTORAL ANALYSIS

REGIONS ECONOMIC SOCIAL INSTITUTIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE TOTAL

CAR

(CORDILLERAADMINIS-

TRATIVEREGION)

Erosion(natural

disaster) of theland area havingslopes of 30%

Under

Employment rate18.4%

rate of poverty

incidence 17.1%

Health problems

such as diseases,79 :1000 mothersdied duringpregnancy

Erosion(natural

disaster) causingloss of live

Insufficient

School bldgs. &facilities

dangerous

mountain roadnetworks 50%accidents

24.35%

temporary andunreliablenational bridges

problem to

irrigationsystems

9

(100%)

(22.22%) (33.33%) (11.11%) (33.33%)



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1

(ILOCOSREGION)

inflation rate 3.4%

523,180.05 metric

tons per year ofSolid wastemanagement

Environment

problem, Forestcover is remain

low 14.78%

Air pollution that

affect heath

Doctors

population ratioincrease to 1:29,584

32.7% Poverty

incidence

poor access to

governmentservices andassistance

Insufficient of

health facilities(current ratio is1:37,773population)

Problem to

Irrigationsystems(53.39%irrigated area)

Transportation 10(100%)

(30%) (30%) (20%) (20%)



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2

(CAGAYANVALLEY)

Low economic

production ratebecause of pest

Climates that

cause of negativegrowth rate ofproduction

20-30% loss in the

Farmers total

harvest becauseof undevelopedInfrastructurefacilities

24.8% poor

families

Low status of

Education(59.99% publicsecondary schoolparticipation rate)

Health nutrition

problems because

of high cost ofmedicines

Not Sustaining

theimplementationof the LocalGovernmentCode andstrengtheningthe LGU tosupport theinstitutional and

infrastructurefacilities

Undeveloped

farm accessroads resulting20-30% loss inthe Farmerstotal harvest.

Low irrigation

coverageat47.90%

Undevelopedtransportationfacilities(42% ofthe regionsnational roadsare unpaved)

10(100%)

(30%) (30%) (10%) (30%)



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3

(CENTRALLUZON)

Decreasing the

productionperformance

sprawling number

of industries andsettlementswithout thenecessary landuse and

environmentalplanning

Environment

(natural disaster)

decreasing of

investment of 5%

Health (48%

industrialpollution)

Low rate of

Education (55.1%enrolment rate)

16.8% Poverty

incidence

Insufficient

school facilities

Undeveloped

Roads(Widening andupgrading ofroad to reducetransportationcost) 9

(100%)

(44.44%) (33.33%) (11.11%) (11.11%)



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NCR

(NATIONALCAPITALREGION)

Environment

(forest coverremain low at4.43%)

highest

unemploymentrate nationwide at13.1%

More than 6,000

tons of solid wasteis generated dailywithin the NCR.

health (Pollution

6,000 tons of solidwaste aregenerated dailywithin the NCR)

44 square

kilometers, or7%of the area is

prone to flooding

Insufficient

Housing

insufficient social

services (becauseof the high rate ofpopulation)

security (because

of overpopulation)

over populated

(density is rangeto 18,093.2/km2)

management of

services(because oflarge population)

transportation

(Traffic becauseof largepopulation)

utilities (waste

disposalmanagement)

12(100%)

(25%) (50%) (8.33%) (16.67%)



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4-A

(CALABARZON)

Environment

concern (70% Airand waterpollution)

decreasing 20%

agricultural lands

9.4%Unemploymentrate secondhighest in thePhilippines

Decreasing

performance ofaquaculture

CALABARZON

has the largestpopulation at 11.7million

Cavite has the

lowest Accelerateland distribution /titling of A&Dlands from 2005-

70% Air and water

pollution

16.7% Poverty

incidence

18.5% Increasing

of population

insufficient

school facilities

Umiray River

Gen. Nakar,QuezonWatershedForest Reserve

peace and orderproblems

inadequate

staffing of localplanning offices

transportation

(traffic becauseof undevelopedroads)

Undeveloped

Road networks(upgrading and

widening)

13(100%)



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2010

(38.46%) (23.08%) (23.08%) (15.38%)




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4-B

(MIMAROPA)

high cost of

agricultural inputsbut low farm gateprices of

agriculturalproducts

Environment

Marketing system

is still inefficientresulting to highdistribution cost.

42.6% poverty

incidence

Health (because

of high cost

medicines)

Housing 60% of

the total housesbuilt were made oflight andmakeshiftmaterials

weak

technologicalsupport of LGUsfor industrial

cropsdevelopment

weak supports

of governmentinstitutions

insufficient

school facilities

Undeveloped

road networksfor farms

Transportation

(undevelopedroads andterminals)

11(100%)

(27.27%) (27.27%) (27.27%) (18.18%)




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5

(BICOLREGION)

50%

Unemploymentrate

Environment

(Illegal andabusive fishing)8.87% RemainingForest cover

low labor

productivity

11.4 % Inflation

rate

number of largemanufacturingestablishmentshave stoppedoperations due tohigh cost of doingbusiness

42.6% Poverty

incidence

education rate

(Students perform

below average inthe National

AchievementTest)

11.4 % Inflation

rate

lack technical

capability andfinancialresources to

manage localand devolvedprograms

lack the

capability tomobilizecommunities tobe vigilant, lowcrime solutionefficiency

Insufficient

school facilities

low crime

solutionefficiency

irrigation

systems

undeveloped

road networks

Transportation

(undevelopedroads andterminals)

15(100%)

(33.33%) (20%) (26.67%) (20%)




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6

(WESTERNVISAYAS)

10% inflation rate

Firms that

retrenched or shut

down (number ofemployeesaffected increasedby 32%)

decrease of 21

percent in value ofinvestments

10% inflation rate

31.1% Poverty

incidence

management

(firms thatretrenched or

shut down)

Undeveloped

road networks(cause of

decreasingproduction)

7(100%)

(42.86%) (28.57%) (14.29%) (14.29%)




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7

(CENTRALVISAYAS)

failed to revive the

lethargicagriculture sector

14.9% loss inproduction

Climate (60

hectares of cornfarms weredamaged due tothe dry spell)

13.8%

Underemployment

rate Production has

dropped at 0.9%

Insufficient water

source, access ofsafe water (falls

below the nationalaverage 80%)

30.3% Poverty

incidence

Insufficient

school facilities

problem to

irrigation system

8(100%)

(50%) (25%) (12.5%) (12.5%)



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8

(EASTERNVISAYAS)

Palay production

decreased by 9%

because of ricepests anddiseases

regions

contribution to thenational economywas 2.2%

Insufficient

agriculture

facilities such asflood control

exports in the

region dropped by15.9%

doctors ratio is

range to 1:27,546,

(standard is1:20,000)

Health (10% rate

of degenerativediseases)

Education,

because ofpoverty

high prevalence of

malnutrition,increasing deathsdue to lifestyle-related diseasesand preventableillnesses

43% Poverty

incidence

problem to local

government

support toregionalinitiatives

Insufficient

health facilities

Insufficient

school facilities,and educationsupport facilities

Problem to

irrigation

systems Problem to

Road networkscausingdecrease ofproduction

14(100%)

(28.57%) (35.71%) (21.43%) (14.29%)



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9

(ZAMBOANGAPENINSULA)

small agriculture

Lands environment

concern (forestcover is 11.39%remaining)

23.6%

Underemploymentrate

Livelihood

programbeneficiariesdropped by 86.0%

Education

(enrollmentdropping by22.0% andgraduation ratefalling by 36.0%)

40.2% Povertyincidence

Increasing Crime

rate of 179.67crimes reported

Hospital bed

capacity range to1:1,228

low crime

solutionefficiency

Insufficient

health facilities

Problem to

irrigationsystems about39.48% of 67,757 hectares

undeveloped

road networks

12(100%)

(25%) (41.67%) (16.67%) (16.67%)



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10

(NORTHERNMINDANAO)

26.05%

Underemploymentrate

decrease of

foreign touristarrivals of 10%

Forest production

decreased by-91.14%in the 3rd

quarter of 2010

30% Poverty

incidence

Crimes, murder

increase of 10%

Health (diseases)

low crime

solutionefficiency at6.20%

Undeveloped

road networksaffected theproductionperformance

8(100%)

(37.5%) (37.5%) (12.5%) (12.5%)



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11

(DAVAOREGION)

high cost of

transportinggoods

Environment

(15.63% forestcover)

Low Education

status (secondarynet enrolment rateis 40%)

30.6% Poverty

incidence

Health Mortality

rate 13 deaths per

1,000 live births

Sporadic

disturbance topeace and order

insufficient

School facilities(classroom-student ratio1:66)

undeveloped

transportationfacilities

8(100%)

(25%) (37.5%) (25%) (12.5%)



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12

(SOCCSKSARGEN)

Tourism decrease

from 8.0%

52,894 hectares

Undeveloped landfor agribusiness;

Industry sector

decelerated from

8.1% overexploitation of

the river systemsand watershedshas led to soilerosion,sedimentation,floodingdownstream,ecologicalimbalance and dryclimate condition

33.8% poverty

incidence

11.6%inflation

rate

Crime volume was

recorded at 2,008cases

79% of population

affected by MILFhostilities.

Education

(39.86%Participation rateof secondarystudents)

Insufficient

security facilities

Insufficient

Institutionalfacilities(government service)

Undeveloped

road networks insome parts ofthe region(47.39%unpaved of thetotal length ofnational road)

Road signagesand road safetystructures

13(100%)

(30.77%) (38.46%) (15.38%) (15.38%)



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13

(CARAGA)

decrease tourism

arrival by negative48.24%

27.20%

underemploymentrate

Corn productionalso decreasedimmensely bynegative 53.63%

Investments rate

decrease from10.06%

low income

crime volume

range to 12,281 inall cases

45.5% Poverty

Incidence

violent

encountersbetween thegovernments

Insufficient

Institutionalfacilities(govern

ment service)

Undeveloped

roads

Undeveloped

Transportationfacilities

11(100%)

(36.36%) (27.27%) (18.18%) (18.18%)



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ARMM

(AUTONOMOUS REGION IN

MUSLIMMINDANAO)

Inflation rate

increase at 6.0%

environment

concern (illegallogging)

70% simpleliteracy rate thelowest in thecountry

low tourism arrival

because of crimerate

lowest per capita

GRDP rate of

3,486 pesos

Low Production

overexploitation of

natural resources

50% Poverty

incidence (poorestregion in thecountry)

Health (35% only

have access of

safe water)Theinfant mortalityrate is 31 per1,000 live birth

Inflation rate

increase at 6.0%

Education (lowest

simple literacyrate 70%)

The only region

that have owngovernment

institutional

facilities(government

service)

violent

encountersbetween thegovernments

Insufficient

security facilities

Undeveloped

roads

Undeveloped

Transportationfacilities

Insufficientinfrastructurefacilities tosupportagricultureproduction

18(100%)

(38.89%) (22.22%) (22.22%) (16.67%)



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TOTAL 62(32.99%)

59(31.39%)

34(18.06%)

33(17.56%)

188(100%)


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