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Socio - Economic Indicators 2011-2015


PHYSICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS

Location 1

Existing Land and Water Uses 2

Climate 2

Administrative District Map 3

Population 4

Population Pyramid 5

Household Population by Religious Affiliation 6

Household Population by Ethnicity 7

Household Population by Age Group and Sex 7 Household Population 10 years old and Over by Marital Status and Sex 8

Labor Force 8

Family Income and Expenditures 8

Consumer Price Index and Inflation Rate 9

Annual/Monthly Capita Poverty Threshold 9 Annual/Monthly Per Family Poverty Threshold 9

Poverty Incidence 9

ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

Agricultural Production 10

Livestock and Poultry Production 14

Fishery 14

Investments 15

Foreign Trade 15

Construction 16

Financial Institutions 16

Business Establishments, Capitalization and Employment 17

Number of Business Lines 19

Tourism Industry 20 Tourist Spots and Attractions 20

Accommodation Facilities 21

Distribution of Tourism – Oriented Establishments 21 SOCIAL SERVICES

Health 22 Early Childhood Care and Development 23

Prevalence Rate of Malnourished Children 23

Education 24

Number of Schools 25

Environmental Services 25

Housing Structures and Lot Ownership 25

Occupied Housing Units by Construction Materials of the Roof and Outer Walls 26

Housing Services 26

Peace and Public Safety 27 INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Road Network 28

Water Supply 28

Power Supply 29

Communication Network 30

Telecommunications 30

Transportation 31

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Territorial Jurisdiction 32 Seat of Government 33

PUBLIC FINANCE

Source of Funds 34

Statement of Expenditures 34

Table of Contents


Davao City

By AIR

588 statue miles southeast of Manila

and 241 statue miles to Cebu City

By SEA

971 nautical miles away from Manila

and 593 nautical miles away from

Cebu City

Being the Capital of Davao Region, Davao City is the biggest urban market among the

Philippines’ focus areas in the growth polygon called BIMP-EAGA (Brunei-Indonesia-

Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area).

LOCATIONLOCATION

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EXISTING LAND AND WATER USES

LAND USE, IN HECTARES

Urban Use 13,054

Agriculture 73,086

Water Use 243

Forest 39,917

Grassland/Pasture 116,832

CLIMATE, 2015

Source: Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Davao City, 2013 - 2022

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Temperature °C

Highest, May 35.4

Lowest, March 22.0

Rainfall (mm)

Highest, October 275.2

Lowest, March 19.0

Others 868

Total 244,000


Year Projected Total Population Projected Household Population

2016 1,673,832 1,667,588

2015 1,635,147 1,629,048

2014 1,597,356 1,591,398

2013 1,560,439 1,554,618

2012 1,524,375 1,518,689

2011 1,489,145 1,483,590

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Projection based on 2.36 annual growth rate of 2.36% (2000-2010)

District Name Areas (Has.) # Brgys Popn (2015) No. of HHs

Poblacion 1,138 40 174,121 38,795

Talomo 8,916 14 418,615 88,903

Agdao 593 11 102,267 23,134

Buhangin 9,508 13 293,118 58,848

Bunawan 6,694 9 152,102 29,871

Paquibato 66,242 13 44,763 8,516

Baguio 19,023 8 33,873 6,760

Calinan 23,236 19 92,075 18,416

Marilog 63,800 12 52,201 9,719

Toril 29,459 25 148,522 30,623

Tugbok 15,391 18 121,334 20,888

Total 244,000 182 1,632,991 334,473

Population, by Geographical Location


POPULATION

Indicator Number/Percentage

2016 Projected Total Population, PSA 1,673,832

% Female 50.11

% Male 49.89

2015, Total Population, Actual Survey, PSA 1,632,991

2010, Total Population, Actual Survey, PSA 1,449,296

2010, Household Population, Actual Survey, PSA 1,443,890

% Female 50.04

% Male 49.96

% Children (0-17 y.o.) 37.60

% Working Age Population (18-64 y.o.) 58.73

% Old Population (65 y.o.-over) 3.67

2010, Children, Household Population (0-17 y.o.) 542,834

% Under 1 2.24

% 1 – 2 4.49

% 3 – 5 6.59

% 6 – 12 14.14

% 13 – 17 10.13

2010, Working Age, Household Population (18-64 y.o.) 848,064

% Female 50.32

% Male 49.68

% 18-35 32.70

% 36-59 23.70

% 60-64 2.34

2010, Old, Household Population (65 y.o & over) 52,992

% Female 55.64

% Male 44.36

2010, Overall Dependency Ratio 70

Young (0 – 17 y.o.) 64

Old ( 65 – over) 6

2010, Women of Reproductive Age (15 – 49 y.o.) 400,216

% to Total Female Population 55.39

2007, Total Population, PSA 1,363,337

2000, Total Population, PSA 1,147,116

Average Annual Growth Rate, 2000-2010 2.36

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Region XI

Davao City

Office of the City Planning and

Development Coordinator

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Household Population Pyramid, by Age Group, Davao City

2016 Projected Total Population 1,673,832

Note: Projection is based on 2010 actual household population using the average annual growth rate of 2.36 (2000-2010).

Sources: Philippine Statistics Authority, Region XI, Davao City Office of the City Planning and DevelopmentCoordinator

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Working Age (18-64 years old)

58.73% 983,041

Youth (17-35 years old)

34.72% 581,155

Children (0-17 years old)

37.60% 629,361

Old PopulationOld Population (65 and above years old)(65 and above years old)

3.67%3.67% 61,43061,430

Female 50.11% 838,758

Male 49.89% 835,074

65 yrs. and above

30,783

65 yrs. and above

30,647

Working age

490,440

Working age

492,601

Youth

291,217

Youth

289,938

Children

315,373

Children

313,988


Religious Affiliation

Household Population

Total

1,443,890

Roman Catholic including Catholic Charismatic 1,161,674

Evangelicals (Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches) 79,448

Islam 45,788

Iglesia ni Cristo 32,390

Other Religious Affiliations 24,578

Seventh Day Adventist 15,755

Jehovah’s Witness 13,047

Bible Baptist Church 11,679

Other Protestants 10,460

Church of Christ 6,881

United Church of Christ in the Philippines 5,706

United Pentecostal Church(Philippines) Incorporated 5,547

Tribal Religious 4,185

Other Baptists 3,298

Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints 2,998

Aglipay 2,477

International One Way Outreach 2,382

Jesus is Lord Church 2,056

Evangelical Christian Outreach Foundation 1,953

Non-Roman Catholic and Protestant ( National Council of Churches in the Philipppines) 1,393

Missionary Baptist Churches of the Philippines 1,293

Buddhist 1,174

Philippine Independent Catholic Church 1,072

Faith Tabernacle Church ( Living Rock Ministries) 999

None 855

Victory Chapel Christian Fellowship 663

Iglesia sa Dios Espiritu Santo Incorporated 561

Convention of the Philippine Baptist Church 492

Lutheran Church of the Philippines 399

Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches in the Philippines 373

Union Espiritista Cristiana de Filipinas Incorporated 321

Salvation Army Philippines 320

Philippine Grace Gospel 302

Association of Baptist Churches in Luzon Visayas and Mindanao 157

Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association 145

International Baptist Missionary Fellowship 132

Bread of Life Ministries 119

Cathedral of Praise Incorporated 81

Door of Faith 77

Iglesia Evangelica Unida de Cristo 68

Things to Come 68

Good News Christian Churches 67

Philippine Ecumenical Christian Church 62

Potter’s House Christian Center 61

Household Population, by Religious Affiliation, Davao City, 2010

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Religious Affiliation


Total

1,443,890

Way of Salvacion Church Incorporated 61

Jesus is Alive Community Incorporated 57

Love of Christ International Ministries 54

UNIDA Evangelical Church 50

Higher Ground Baptist Mission 33

Crusaders of the Divine Church of Christ Incorporated 32

Miracle Revival Church of the Philippines 28

Philippine Good News Ministries 17

Not reported 2

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Region XI, Davao City

Household Population, by Ethnicity, Davao City, 2010

Ethnicity


Total 1,443,890 Bisaya/Binisaya 533,645

Cebuano 307,576

Boholano 117,481

Davaweño 112,425

Hiligaynon, Ilonggo 71,759

Tagalog 30,409

Ilocano 29,534

Waray 22,611

Bagobo 18,987

Mandaya 18,163

Foreign Ethnicity 2,205

Others 179,091

Not Reported 4


Age Group

Both Sexes

% to Total

Male

Female

Total 1,443,890 100 721,353 722,537

0-2 97,227 6.73 50,432 46,795

3-5 95,167 6.59 49,375 45,792

6-12 204,192 14.14 105,320 98,872

13-17 146,248 10.13 71,415 74,833

18-64 848,064 58.73 421,304 426,760

65 and over 52,992 3.67 23,507 29,485

Household Population by Age Group and Sex, Davao City, 2010


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Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Marital Status and Sex: Davao City, 2010

Marital Status

Both Sexes

% to Total

Male

Female

Total 1,133,674 100 560,751 572,923

Single 499,909 44.10 261,306 238,603

Married 490,045 43.23 242,799 247,246

Widowed 44,950 3.96 9,972 34,978

Divorced/ Separated 15,454 1.36 5,527 9,927

Common Law/ Live - In 82,637 7.29 40,943 41,694

Unknown 679 0.06 204 475


LABOR FORCE, Davao Region, 2011-2015

Indicator 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Number, 15 years old & over 2,924,000 3,060,000 3,097,000 3,115,000 3,192,000

In the Labor Force 2,017,560 1,948,000 1,988,274 2,066,000 2,058,840

Participation Rate (%) 69 63.7 64.4 66.3 64.5

Employment Rate (%) 95.4 95.2 93.1 94.5 94.5

Underemployment Rate (%) 16.4 16.1 17.3 16.7 14.8

Unemployment Rate (%) 4.6 4.8 6.9 5.5 5.5

Note: Numbers are based on figures drawn every October of the year. There are no available figures for Labor Force indicators for Davao City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Region XI, Davao City

Annual Average Family Income and Expenditures, Davao Region, 2012

Indicator

2012

Annual Average Family Income (Php) 194,000

Annual Average Family Expenditure (Php) 156,000

Note: Figures are based on a family of five (5).


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Consumer Price Index and Inflation Rate, Davao City and Davao Region, 2011-2015

Indicator

Davao City Davao Region

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Consumer Price Index, (2000=100) 179.6 nda nda nda nda 182.5 135.7 134.5 139.7 149.0

Inflation Rate, (2000 = 100) 3.6 nda nda nda nda 5.1 2.5 3.0 3.6 2.2

Consumer Price Index – an inflationary indicator that measures the change in the cost of a fixed basket of products and services, including

housing, electricity, food and transportation.

Inflation Rate - The percentage increase in the price of goods and services annually. Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Region XI, Davao City

Annual and Monthly Per Capita Poverty Threshold, Davao Region, 2009, 2012 and 2015

Year

All Areas

Annual Monthly

2009 ₱17,040 ₱1,426.00

2012 ₱19,967 ₱1,664.00

2015 ₱11,319 ₱1,886.50

Note: Poverty Threshold is the minimum income / expenditure required for an individual to meet the basic food and non-food requirements. No data available for 2013-2014 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Region XI, Davao City

Annual and Monthly per Family Poverty Threshold, Davao Region, 2009 and 2012

Year

All Areas

Annual Monthly

2009 ₱ 85,197.08 ₱ 7,099.76

2012 ₱ 99,837.00 ₱ 8,320.00

Note: A family is estimated to have 5 members.


Poverty Incidence, 2009, 2012 and 2015 2009 2012 2015

Davao City 13.20 nda nda

Davao Region 25.5 25 20.5

Note: Poverty Incidence – the proportion of families with per capita incomes below the poverty threshold.

No data available for 2013-2014 Source: Small Areas Poverty Estimate (SAE), Philippine Statistics Authority, Region XI, Davao City

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ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

Agricultural Production, 2011-2015

Commodity

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

% Change

(2014-2015)

CEREALS

PALAY

Production (m.t.) 15,214 15,847 16,644 16,493 14,237 (13.68)

Area Harvested (ha.) 4,405 4,691 4,794 4,917 4,207 (14.44)

Yield per Hectare(m.t.) 3.45 3.39 3.47 3.35 3.38 (0.90)

Rainfed

Production (m.t.) 5,665 5,572 4,526 4,340 3,738 (13.87)

Area Harvested (ha.) 2,259 2,353 1,707 1,643 1,741 5.96


Irrigated

Production (m.t.) 9,549 10,275 11,359 11,054 10,499 (5.02)



CORN

Production (m.t.) 20,444 19,744 24,444 26,860 24,015 (10.59)



White

Production (m.t.) 16,310 14,929 19,001 18,764 17,802 (5.13)



Yellow

Production (m.t.) 4,134 4,845 5,443 8,096 6,015 (25.70)



TOP FIVE FRUIT CROPS

1. BANANA

Production (m.t.) 232,351.83 237,680.85 240,935.13 245,838.10 253,840.53 3.26



Banana Cavendish

Production (m.t.) 176,786.14 181,944.03 185,166.28 188,531.24 195,489.01 3.66



Banana Lacatan

Production (m.t.) 19,957.77 20,397.44 20,446.96 21,066.32 21,729.04 3.15

Area Harvested (ha.) 698 701 703 705 1,055 49.65


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Commodity

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

%

Chane

(2014-2015)

Banana Saba

Production (m.t.) 22,064.60 21,693.73 21,520.08 21,822.65 22,251.17 1.96 Area Harvested (ha.) 1,560 1,562 1,561 1,561 1,561 0.00

Yield per Hectare(m.t.) 14.14 13.89 13.79 13.98 14.29 2.22

2. DURIAN

Production (m.t.) 36,739.31 53,296.13 55,955.80 47,836.77 49,831.13 4.17



3. PINEAPPLE

Production (m.t.) 24,289.02 27,264.42 27,467.75 27,550.41 26,352.77 4.35



4. POMELO

Production (m.t.) 12,887.04 13,434.02 13,439.00 13,431.42 13,555.71 0.93

Area Harvested (ha.) 830 826 825 824 824 0.00


5. MANGO

Production (m.t.) 6,879.37 6,206.06 6,064.26 6,082.07 6,623.18 8.90


Yield per Hectare(m.t.) 5.62 5.10 4.99 5.04 NDA -

TOP FIVE

VEGETABLES

1. EGGPLANT

Production (m.t.) 3,151.41 3,419.35 3,310.07 3,324.07 3,272.96 (1.54)



2. SQUASH

Production (m.t.) 682.88 733.07 725.92 755.10 763.77 1.14



3. AMPALAYA

Production (m.t.) 619.30 654.72 662.86 687.98 688 .002



4. TOMATOES

Production (m.t.) 633.92 623.08 638.75 708.50 709.71 0.17



5. GOURD

Production (m.t.) 353.33 367.76 382.96 393.69 404.37 2.71



TOP FIVE LEAFY

VEGETABLES

1. CABBAGE

Production (m.t.) 1,356.95 1,319.77 1,277.90 1,288.47 1,299.27 0.84

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Commodity

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

%

Change (2014-2015)


Yield per Hectare(m.t.) 5.90 5.92 5.84 6.05 3.66 (39.50) 2. KANGKONG

Production (m.t.) 534.50 543.45 551.55 591.42 605.91 2.45



3. CAULIFLOWER

Production (m.t.) 38.12 48.07 44.36 31.48 31.62 0.44



4. PETCHAY NATIVE

Production (m.t.) 81.21 84.76 94.80 101.80 101.18 (0.61)



5. PETCHAY CHINESE Production (m.t.) 23.31 23.78 25.21 26.32 26.71 1.48



LEGUMES

1. STRING BEANS

Production (m.t.) 5,526.95 5,471.38 5,324.35 5,470.92 NDA -

Area Harvested (ha.) 1,325 1,320 1,315 1,315 NDA -

Yield per Hectare(m.t.) 4.17 4.14 4.05 4.16 NDA - 2. PEANUT

Production (m.t.) 241.38 235.89 242.18 244.89 NDA -

Area Harvested (ha.) 120 117 118 118 NDA -

Yield per Hectare(m.t.) 2.01 2.02 2.05 2.08 NDA -

3. HABITCHUELAS

Production (m.t.) 53.45 57.53 59.53 64.04 NDA -

Area Harvested (ha.) 61 63 65 63 NDA - Yield per Hectare(m.t.) 0.88 0.91 0.92 1.02 NDA -

ROOT CROPS

1. CAMOTE

Production (m.t.) 1,337.59 1,345.91 1,381.39 1,448.78 1,505.34 3.90



2. CASSAVA

Production (m.t.) 917.35 1,015.73 2,261.38 2,843.45 2,971.33 4.50



3. GABI

Production (m.t.) 232.87 283.05 310.41 361.80 370.74 2.74



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Commodity

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

%

Change (2014-2015)

4. UBE

Production (m.t.) 82.60 76.21 74.21 70.02 71.24 1.74



INDUSTRIAL AND

COMMERCIAL CROPS

1. COCONUT

Production (m.t.) 253,548.39 257,769.08 265,995.12 255,266.23 255,639.85 0.15



2. COFFEE

Production (m.t.) 3,128.40 2,885.03 2,753.09 2,641.90 2,522.74 (3.37)



3. RUBBER

Production (m.t.) 1,204.16 1,424.64 1,529.58 1,643.69 1,797.18 9.34



4. CACAO

Production (m.t.) 883.52 1,014.79 1,129.73 1,326.65 1,475.40 12.91




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Livestock and Poultry Production

Inventory of Livestock and Poultry Production, in heads, 20011-2015

Type

(in heads)

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

% Change

(2014-2015)

Swine / Hogs 236,376 229,177 239,770 233,742 226,079 (3.28)

Cattle 41,316 39,053 37,850 35,872 35,417 (1.27)

Goat 48,763 47,861 46,920 46,939 47,726 1.68

Carabao 36,062 33,946 34,763 36,817 37,508 1.88

Ducks 47,087 47,018 45,243 48,948 52,869 8.99

Poultry 4,263,769 3,712,392 3,815,442 5,413,981 6,943,400 30.58

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Region XI, Davao City,

Fishery

Fish Production, in metric tons, 2011-2015

Production

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

% Change

(2014-2015)

Municipal – Inland /

Marine 791.41 659.04 612.18 564.63 1,155.33 104.62

Commercial – Deep Sea 3,313.99 3,078.08 4,384.73 3,529.62 2,456.03 (30.41)

Aquaculture – Fishponds 1,685.63 1,899.86 2,370.38 2,788.90 2,237.94 (19.76)

TOTAL

5,791.03

5,636.98

7,367.29

6,883.15 5,849.30

(15.02)


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Investments, in Million Pesos, 2011-2015

Production 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

DTI-BOI 31,669.82 2,872.12 2,448.76 3,186.09 1,628.00

Business Bureau – Mayor’s

Permit

187,982.60

193,506.07

203,040.25

207,154.44 212.251.60

Davao City Investment

Promotion Center 3,420.44 - 350.00 31,503.00 186.00

Value of SEC Investment

Corporations 585.08 671.06 800.77 483.2 1171.08

Partnership 42.49 61.96 65.84 73.56 68.4

CDA - Authorized Capital 72.98 28.77 101.08 48.8 20.59

Subscribed Capital 21.51 10.02 55.17 14.37 5.4

Paid-up Capital 6.69 2.52 13.56 3.82 1.38

Sources: DT-BOI Business Bureau – City Mayor’s Office

Davao City Investment Promotion Center

CDA

Foreign Trade, in US Million Dollars, 2011-2015

Indicator 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Exports 1,465.40 1,595.17 1,616.88 2,065.02 2,000.31

Imports 1,059.39 613.94 1,154.26 1,440.06 1,703.50

Balance of Trade 406.01 981.23 462.61 624.96 296.81

Source: Bureau of Customs, Region XI, Davao City

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Note: In 2012, there was a moratorium on the giving of incentives to applicants due to the reduction of the City’s IRA.


Construction, 2011-2015

Indicator

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

% Change (2014-2015)

Number of Building Permits

Issued

5,776

6,624

5,646

5,899

4,101

(30.48)

Assessment Cost (in million Php) 8,090 14,455 20,590 10,681 7,651 (28.37)

Note: The issued building permits include ancillary works such as demolition, fence, sidewalk, excavation and the like. Residential and ancillary work have lower assessment cost compared to that of other uses.

Source: City Engineer’s Office, Davao City

Financial Institutions, 2011-2015

Financial Institution

2011

2012

2013

2014 2015

% Change (2014-2015)

Commercial Banks, Industrial Banks,

Development Banks 133 136 150 158 165 4.43

Financial/Lending Investor 530 465 562 550 559 1.64

Insurance, pre-need companies, adjusters

110 108 113 109 109 -

Money Changers/Dealer of Foreign Currencies/Forex/Money Savings

143 116 89 68 59 (13.24)

Pawnshops 314 307 314 339 340 0.30

Savings & Loans Associations 6 5 5 5 5 -

Saving Banks, Rural Banks, Thrift Banks

53 54 58 67 70 4.48

Other Financial Institutions 28 13 23 27 31 14.81

Total 1,317 1,204 1,314 1,323 1,338 4.54

Source: Business Bureau – City Mayor’s Office, Davao City

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Business Establishments, Capitalization and Employment, 2013-2015

District

2013

Issued Permits Capitalization No. of Employees

Poblacion 11,594 115,266,874,975.07 53,231

Agdao 3,140 6,099,621,779.12 14,140

Baguio 179 41,618,661.12 1,046

Buhangin 5,163 50,735,905,928.65 23,175

Bunawan 1,276 13,321,198,040.80 10,128

Calinan 1,117 1,107,973,713.55 4,348

Marilog 145 37,213,211.00 633

Paquibato 70 7,265,628.00 89

Talomo 7,765 10,375,876,151.27 29,863

Toril 1,691 3,195,249,476.13 8,147

Tugbok 909 909,658,633.09 2,530

No Brgy. Classification 2 400,000.00 1

Davao City 33,051 201,098,856,197.80 146,331


District

2014


Poblacion 11,595 116,652,998,925.57 60,465

Agdao 3,189 6,210,915,745.52 15,494

Baguio 203 65,361,161.12 1,360

Buhangin 5,515 53,476,484,220.33 24,731

Bunawan 1,335 14,752,431,187.86 9,966

Calinan 1,124 887,601,040.55 4,117

Marilog 143 56,014,211.00 996

Paquibato 99 6,109,428.00 86

Talomo 7,860 10,884,878,732.60 33,010

Toril 1,806 3,399,898,362.58 11,180

Tugbok 1,037 761,752,131.57 4,279

No Brgy. Classification

Davao City 33,906 207,154,445,146.70 161,571


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District

2015


Poblacion 11,540 118,455,882,023.16 64,723

Agdao 3,181 6,842,407,140.42 16,642

Baguio 209 285,240,315.12 1,158

Buhangin 5,640 12,267,243,492.52 27,491

Bunawan 1,339 15,136,672,884.90 10,877

Calinan 1,141 1,430,018,174.55 5,908

Marilog 142 56,450,211.00 835

Paquibato 140 10,709,428.00 104

Talomo 7,906 11,568,797,802.46 39,297

Toril 1,835 3,466,229,840.25 9,360

Tugbok 1,113 1,090,562,579.18 3,506

No Brgy. Classification 6 18,000,000.00 2

Davao City 34,192 213,890,415,091.56 179,903


Business Establishments, Capitalization and Employment, by Type of Business, 2015

Type of Business Issued Permits Capitalization No. of Employees

Micro 31,126 14,117,541,772.46 114,196

Small 2,483 16,855,256,666.60 40,488

Medium 482 15,229,207,136.16 18,516

Large 101 167,688,409,516.34 6,703

Davao City 34,192 213,890,415,091.56 179,903

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Number of Business Lines, 2011-2015

Business Category 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Annual Fixed Fee (AFF)-trucks for hauling, tourist buses, golf carts, motorized banca, car for hire and other transportations

585 474 504 698 632

Amusement Places (AMS)-bowling estab., bar, club, videoke, theater, resort and other amusement places

973 769 754 730 603

Brewers, Distillers, Rectifiers, Compounders (BDC) 1 1 1 2 1

Business Fixed Tax (BFT)-delivery services such as trucks, vans jeepneys and other delivery vehicles

3,217 3,855 2,832 4,503 3,114

Concessionaire (CON) 96 102 90 86 82

Dwelling Places, Commercial (DWL)

* Boarding houses, lodging houses and dormitories 862 910 832 836 883

* Hotels (5 to 3 star) 20 27 30 32 31

* Hotels below 3-star, apartelles, pension inn 82 85 89 95 90

* Motels, Drive-inn 8 8 10 14 8

* Other Commercial Dwelling Places 14 14 13 17 19

Financial Institutions (FIN) – Banks, pawnshops, lending institutions, money shops, insurance

1,336 1,304 1,317 1,360 1,426

Flammable, combustible, explosive (FCE)-storage of gasoline, LPG, diesel oil etc.

503 505 520 582 566

Food Handlers (FH)-carenderia, restaurant, refreshment parlor etc.

4,328 4,152 3,860 3,891 3,898

Franchise Holder (FCH) 59 64 59 68 74

Lessors, Dealers, Brokers of Real State (LDB) 2,527 2,717 2,695 2,939 3,080

Medical Establishments (MDE)-Medical Clinics, Hospitals, Laboratories

454 476 455 462 457

Memorial Parks and Private Cemeteries (MEP) 12 12 12 11 14

Manufacturers (MFG) 2,045 1,942 1,860 1,957 1,915

Mining Products (MIN) 14 16 10 11 10

Peddler of General merchandise (PED) 12 9 8 6 3

Private/public owned market (POM) 1 1 1 1 1

Printing and Publication (PP) 177 166 158 156 158

Producers/Processor (PRO) 648 638 572 613 624

Retailers (RET) 30,361 28,242 25,311 26,510 25,132

Services (SRV) 11,191 11,246 10,405 11,863 10,922

Subdivision Owner (SUB) 37 31 33 41 37

Transloading (TRN)-Trucking Services 215 198 178 189 194

Wholesalers, Distributor, Dealer (WDD) 5,687 5,604 5,204 5,816 5,578

Grand Total 65,465 63,568 57,813 63,489 59,552

Note: The number of business lines shall not be understood as also the number of business establishments. A business estab-lishment may have one or more business lines.

Source: Business Bureau, City Mayor’s Office, Davao City

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Tourism Industry, 2011-2015

Tourist Arrivals

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

%

Change

(2014-2015)

Foreign 55,232 81,081 100,831 111,553 128,622 15.30

Balikbayan/Overseas Filipinos 5,951 10,604 6,144 7,012 14,699 109.63

Local/Domestic 683,092 983,315 1,322,852 1,411,342 1,586,688 12.42

Total 744,275 1,075,000 1,429,827 1,529,907 1,730,009 13.08

Average Length of Stay (no. of days) 3.5 3.5 4.0 3.5 4.0 14.29

Average Daily Expenditures (Php/day) 4,000 4,000 4,000 3,200 3,850 20.31

Estimated Tourist Receipts (Php Billion) 10.42 15.05 22.87 17.13 26.23 53.12

Estimated Economic Benefits (Php Billion)

22.92 33.11 50.31 37.70 57.72 53.10

Source: City Tourism Operations Office, Davao City

Tourist Spots and Attractions, 2011-2015

Type

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Natural 6 9 9 9 9

Historical 9 11 11 11 11

Cultural 5 5 5 5 5

Religious 9 9 9 9 9

Agricultural 2 2 2 2 2

Festivals 6 5 6 6 6

Shopping 15 18 18 18 18

Recreational 8 10 10 10 10

Man-made 13 13 13 13 13

Special Interest 10 10 10 10 10

Total 83 92 93 93 93

Source: City Tourism Office, Davao City

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Accommodation Facilities, 2011-2015

Indicator 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Hotels 31 47 48 59 91

No. of Rooms 2,800 3,271 3,368 3,758 4,130

Inns / Pension 83 108 112 113 110

No. of Rooms 1,926 2,354 2,558 2,824 2,849

Resorts 36 37 33 23 41

No. of Rooms 368 505 510 532 595

Other Dwellings / Accommodations/ Boarding houses 22 26 33 44 44

No. of Rooms 923 874 919 1,109 1,449

Total No. of Accommodation Facilities 172 218 226 256 286

Total No. of Rooms 6,017 7,004 7,355 8,223 9,023


Distribution of Tourism-Oriented Establishments, 2011-2015

Establishment 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Resorts 37 32 34 41 41

Accommodation/Tourist Facilities 155 175 210 245 286

Restaurant/Dining and Entertainment/Cocktail/Night

Clubs/Bars/Entertainment Centers

753

798

840

969 991

Convention Facilities 20 23 23 41 66

Shopping Centers, Handicrafts and Delicacy Stores 15 18 20 13 64

Tour Operators and Travel Agencies 132 171 126 265 140

Money Changers 143 116 89 68 59

Total 1,255 1,333 1,342 1,642 1,643


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SSOCOCIIAALL SSEERRVICESVICES

Vital Health Statistics, 2011-2015

Indicator 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 % Change/

Change in %

Points 2014-2015

Vital Statistics

Total Livebirths 31,714 33,405 44,150 43,500 45,540 4.69*

Birth Deliveries, average per day 88 91 120 119 124 4.20*

Crude Birth Rate per 1,000 population 21.00 21.62 27.97 27.28 27.91 0.63**

Deaths, average per day 21.43 22 25 25 26 4.00*

Crude Death Rate per 1,000 population 5.10 5.35 5.71 5.90 5.81 (0.09)**

Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Livebirths 11.92 11.94 9.06 8.89 9.51 0.62**

Under Five Mortality Rate per 1,000 Livebirths 30.6 6.28 13.68 12.71 12.45 (0.26)**

Maternal Mortality Rate per 1,000 Livebirths 0.44 0.38 0.81 0.85 0.55 (0.30)**

Morbidity Rate

Infants (per 1,000 Livebirths) 12.9 5.04 7.11 8.29 6.54 (1.75)**

All Ages (per 1,000 Population) 27.46 53.70 69.25 74.87 54.23 (20.64)**

% Births Delivered in Health facilities 81.4 83.10 86.70 84.80 88.9 4.10**

% Deliveries by Skilled Births Attendance 82.7 84.30 87.70 85.47 89.61 4.14**

%Immunization, FIC, 0-11 mos. 91.5 75.50 74.10 80.26 84.00 3.74**

% Fully Immunized Mothers (FIM) 49.9 77.90 67.50 62.00 61.00 (1.00)**

% Contraceptive Prevalence Rate 57.8 60.40 62.00 61.00 43.0 (18.00)**

Prevalence Rate of Malnourished Children (0-5years old) 5.26 5.77 4.80 4.45 3.68 (17.30)**

% Households with access to potable water 96.94 98.24 98.65 98.76 98.80 0.04**

% Households with sanitary toilets 84.74 87.80 88.60 89.89 90.0 0.11**

Number of Health Centers / Stations 187 190 190 190 191 0.53*

* % Change ** Change in % Points

Source: City Health Office, Davao City

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Early Childhood Care and Development, Davao City, 2011-2015

Early Childhood Care

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015 % Change 2014-2015

Day Care Centers 538 554 556 560 551 (0.36)

Home-based 106 124 124 111 109 (1.8)

Mobile ECCD 2 2 2 2 1 (0.50)

Total Number of Day Care Centers 646 680 682 673 668 (0.74)

Day Care Enrolees 27,344 33,487 38,971 46,373 52,913 14.10

Male 14,370 16,370 19,325 23,138 26,540 14.70

Female 12,974 17,119 19,646 23,235 26,373 13.51

Day Care Workers 646 660 660 657 654 (0.46)

DCW per Center 1 1 1 1 1 -

Average Enrollees per Class/Shift per DCC 42 48 59 70 81 15.71

Number of Classes/Shift per DCC 2 2 2 2 2 -

Number of Child Focused Centers 39 38 42 47 47

Source: City Social Services Development Office, Davao City

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Prevalence Rate (weight per age)

District 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Poblacion 4.41 5.09 5.13 5.62 3.62

Talomo 2.56 2.67 2.06 2.21 2.57

Agdao 7.99 8.43 6.84 5.22 5.18

Buhangin 3.25 4.25 2.80 4.05 1.18

Bunawan 7.75 8.31 6.98 5.46 5.03

Paquibato 11.38 15.53 11.76 6.17 11.70

Baguio 9.98 4.5 7.85 7.27 7.21

Calinan 5.97 5.84 5.85 5.62 3.98

Marilog 6.96 10.75 8.28 6.85 5.61

Toril 7.24 7.5 6.39 5.02 3.13

Tugbok 7.58 7.69 7.54 5.89 4.63

Davao City

Total

Malnourished

Children

11,028 12,853 11,231 9,289 8,109

Prevalence Rate of Malnourished Children, Weight for per age, 0-71 Months, by District, 2010-2014

Source: City Health Office, Davao City


1 The ratio between the enrolment in the school age range to the total

population of that age range. 6 The proportion of those who dropped out from school over the enrolment.

2 The proportion of present repeaters over the total present enrolment.

7 The ratio of the present graduates over the enrolment of

Grade I or 5 years ago or 1st year 3 years ago.

3

The proportion of enrolment in any school year that continues to be in

the elementary or high school the following year. 8 The proportion of students promoted to the next grade or year level.

4

The proportion of pupils in Grade 6 in nth year to those enrolled 5

years ago for the elementary level or proportion of students in the 4 th year

to those enrolled in the nth year 3 years ago. 9

The proportion of pupils/ students who completed the academic requirements for

elementary / secondary levels in the last grade / year.

5

The proportion of pupils or students who graduated from level of

education and moved on the next higher level (e.g. from elementary

to high school)

Number

Indicator Elementary Secondary

’10-‘11 ’11-‘12 ’12-‘13 ’13-‘14 ’14-‘15 ’10-‘11 ’11-‘12 ’12-‘13 ’13-‘14 ’14-‘15

Enrolment 183,171 186,435 191,827 197,571 193,733 76,972 76,015 77,320 83,699 82,455

% male 51.97 52.17 52.05 52.12 52.15 48.57 48.34 48.77 48.61 48.99

% female 48.03 48.03 47.95 47.88 47.85 51.43 51.66 51.23 51.39 51.01

Performance Indicators

Year Beginning

Participation Rate

78.01 87.07 82.97 92.97 109.02 44.18 48.39 74.58 68.34 66.23

Repetition Rate 2.41 2.91 2.91 2.51 0.74 5.33 4.29 4.29 3.7 1.13

Retention Rate

76.51 91.84 91.76 95.55 95.34 92.79 89.20 89.12 91.40 92.71

Simple Survival Rate

66.80 67.02 66.94 66.51 65.04 69.99 68.92 68.72 70.23 76.69

Transition Rate 99.24 97.5 97.39 98.07 97.15 100.15 95.15 90.17 94.55 91.36

Year End

Drop-Out Rate

0.50 0.85 0.98 0.40 1.82 8.63 6.91 5.80 3.09 4.45

Completion Rate 64.3 64.14 64.49 64.21 63.40 63.83 63.48 63.74 66.98 74.92

Promotion Rate

97.24 95.77 94.13 95.34 96.21 87.05 82.35 86.20 87.43 94.10

Graduation Rate 98.07 97.58 96.34 96.54 97.56 92.45 90.67 92.75 95.37 97.69

Teacher – Pupil / Student Ratio 1:40 1:42 1:47 1:44 1:43 1:38 1:34 1:28 1:28 1.28

Classroom – Pupil /Student Ratio 1:43 1:48 1:58 1:57 1:52 1:59 1:56 1:59 1:59 1.56

Furniture – Pupil Ratio 1:1 1:1.6 1:1.67 1:1.67 1:1:63 1:1 1:1.2 1:1.24 1:1.24 1:1.30

Textbook – Pupil / Stu-dent Ratio

- - 1:1 1:1.5 - - 1:1 1:1.5

Source: Division of City Schools, DepEd Region XI

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

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Education 2011-2015


Education 2011-2015 Number of Schools, S.Y. 2010-2011 – S.Y. 2014-2015

Indicator 2010 - 2011 2011 - 2012 2012 - 2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

Elementary 483 452 456 446 431

Private 197 166 171 161 146

Public 286 286 285 285 285

Secondary 163 156 163 169 169

Private 91 84 91 97 97

Public 72 72 72 72 72

Total 646 608 619 615 600

Source: Division of City Schools, DepEd Region XI

Environmental Services, 2011-2015

Indicator

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

% Change

(2014-2015)

Ave. Volume of Solid Waste

Collected & Disposed (kg./day)

421,311

413,000

441,137

460,286 490,865 3.21

No. of Hauling Trucks Utilized 70 70 84 88 100 11.63

No. of Garbage Collectors 320 340 355 372 370 (0.54)

Frequency of collection Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily -

Dumping Site (location)

Brgy. New Carmen, Tugbok District

(Sanitary Landfill) -

Other garbage disposal practices Composting/MRF

--

Source: City Environment and Natural Resources Office

Households in Occupied Housing Units, 2000, 2007, 2010

Indicators

Number % Change

(2007-2010) 2000 2007 2010

Total Households in Occupied Housing Units 240,057 300,141 334,473 11.44

Tenure Status of the Housing Units:

Owned / Being Amortized 162,042 188,731 202,780 7.44

Rented 33,552 48,337 55,810 15.46

Being Occupied for Free with consent of the Owner 31,479 54,529 56,131 2.94

Being Occupied for Free without consent of the Owner (Informal

Settler) 5,043 7,690 13,750 78.80

Not Reported 7,941 2,872 32 n/a

Not Applicable - 98 5,970 n/a

Source: NSO, 2000, 2007 & 2010 Census of Population and Housing

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Construction Materials of the Outer Walls

Total Oc-cupied

Housing Units

Construction Materials of the Roof

Galvanize d

Iron/ Aluminu

m

Tile / Con-crete/ Clay

Tile

Half Gal-vanize d

Iron and Half Concrete

Wood

Cogon /

Nipa/ Anaha

w

Makashift/

Salvaged/ Improvised

Materials

Asbesto s/Othe

rs

Not Reporte

d

TOTAL 326,577 303,709 2,451 5,212 4,896 8,962 988 342 17

Concrete/Brick/Stone 130,104 127,043 2,032 618 278 61 8 64 -

Wood 91,273 84,195 210 865 3,715 2,019 216 53 -

Half Concrete/Brick/

Stone/and Half Wood

52,036

47,974

186

3,298

428

90

11

49

-

Galvanized iron / Aluminum

1,119

985

8

80

28

17

-

1

-

Bamboo / Sawali / Cogon / Nipa

43,489

36,220

-

288

367

6,302

240

72

-

Asbestos 116 111 - - 4 - - 1 -

Glass 16 11 4 - 1 - - - -

Makeshift/Salvaged/ Improvised Materials

1,566

1,024

-

7

11

111

411

2

-

Others /Not Reported

6,831

6,132

11

56

63

360

95

97

17

No Walls

27

14

-

-

1

2

7

3

-

Source: NSO, 2010 Census of Population and Housing

Housing Services, 2011-2015

Facility

Area Cover-

age (sq.m.)

Lots Generated

Previous Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total

Lots Awarded

TOTAL 3,021,167 19,131 824 3,311 3,435 3,555 674 - 13,383

Relocation Areas 1,142,201 5,966 408 292 1,916 3,084 276 511 6,583 Urban Land

Reform

Program 1,023,161 6,800 413 523 80 94 - - 6,100

Source: Housing and Homesite Division, CPDO

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Occupied Housing Units by Construction Materials of the Roof and Outer Walls, 2010


Indicator

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Crimes reported 7,674 7,955 10,880 18,030 13,720

Index 1 5,320 3,957 5,760 8,057 4,032

Non Index 2 2,354 3,998 5,120 9,973 9,688

Crimes Solved 2,018 3,468 3,588 10,092 10,822

Index 793 708 959 3,556 2,133

Non-Index 1,225 2,760 2,629 6,536 8,689

% Crime Solution Efficiency 26.29 43.60 32.98 55.97 78.88

Index(%) 14.90 17.89 16.65 44.14 52.90

Non-Index(%) 52.03 69.03 51.35 65.54 89.69

Monthly Crime Rate / 100,000 pop’n 45.67 75.07 50.03 82.91 71.80

Monthly Ave. Crimes Reported 640 633.25 907 1,502 1,143

Police Manpower

1,300

1,350

1,387

1,401 1,401

Occupied Housing Units by Construction Materials of the Roof and Outer Walls, 2010

1 Index crimes – are crimes committed against persons or property. Included in this category are the following crimes: murder, physical injury, robbery, theft and rape.

2 Non-index crimes - are crimes or offences punishable under Special Laws such illegal gambling, violation of anti-smoking law, fire-

cracker ban, etc.

Peace and Public Safety, 2011-2015

Source: PNP-DCPO

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1 Index crimes – are crimes committed against persons or property. Included in this category are the following crimes: murder, physical injury, robbery, theft and rape.

2 Non-index crimes - are crimes or offences punishable under Special Laws such illegal gambling, violation of anti-smoking law, fire-

cracker ban, etc.

Source: PNP-DCPO

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Road Network, 2010-2014

Indicator

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

% Change (2014-2015)

Length, in kms. (National, City, Barangay

Roads)

1,954.46 1,970.21 2,343.05 2,352.304 2,399.414 2.00

Water Supply, Davao City Water District, 2011-2015

Indicator

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

% Change

(2013-2014)

Production, in cu. m. 90,225,407 91,430,012 93,302,571 96,655,246 100,636,204 4.12

Ave. Volume of Water Supply / day in cu. m. 247,193 249,809 254,925 264,809 275,716 4.12

Consumption,

in cu. m. 65,460,197 68,593,480 68,873,397 68,714,668 70,700,450 2.89

Ave. Volume of Water

Consumed / day in

cu.m. 179,343 187,927 188,694 188,259 193,700 2.89

% Consumption to Production

72.55 75.02 73.82 71.09 70.25 (0.84)

Number of Households Served

158,546

162,569

174,190 178,560 182,698 2.23

Source: Davao City Water District

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Sources: City Engineer’s Office

Department of Public Works and Highways

Power Supply, 2011-2015

Indicator

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

% Change

(2014-2015)

Power Requirement , Peak

Demand (kw) 287,848 307,424 336,536 343,734 354,479 3.13

Energy Consumption (kWh)

1,393,263,796 1,482,425,158 1,575,017,926 1,760,933,560 1,836,303,156 4.28

Number of Consumers

Residential 206,393 212,421 221,375 232,397 245,225 5.52

Commercial 30,222 31,254 32,676 34,552 36,744 6.34

Industrial 3,001 3,075 3,208 3,308 3,462 4.66

Others: Flat Rate/Street Light

53 57 61 73 78 6.85

Total 239,669 246,807 257,320 270,330 285,509 5.61

Mo. Ave. Consumption, kWh

Residential

38,563,672

40,356,001

42,457,357

43,960,229 46,597,107 6.00

Commercial

15,084,048

15,504,511

15,931,817

15,992,378 16,865,846 5.46

Industrial

60,191,639

65,210,257

70,222,754

84,063,613 86,764,431 3.21

Others: Flat Rate/StreetLight

2,265,957

2,464,660

2,639,565

2,728,243 2,797,879 2.55

Total 116,105,316 123,535,430 131,251,493 146,744,463 153,025,263 4.28

Total No. of Barangays 182 182 182 182 182 -

% of Barangays Energized

100

100

100

100 100 -

No. of Residential Connections/

DLPC Customers

206,393 212,421 221,375 232,397 245,225 5.52

Electric Power = 176 brgys. Off Grid (Solar or Mini Hydro) = 6 brgys

182

Source: Davao Light and Power Company

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Total =


Communication Network, 2011-2015, Davao Region

Indicator

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Print Media, outlets 21 21 21 21 17

Daily 7 7 7 7 8

Weekly 14 14 14 14 9

Television Stations 13 13 13 13 7

Broadcast 68 72 38 53 37

AM 20 20 17 20 15

FM 48 52 21 33 22

Government Postal

Services 16 16 14 14 14

Sources: Philippine Information Agency. Region XI National Telecommunications Commission, Region XI

Philippine Postal Corporation, Region XI

Telecommunications, 2011-2015

Indicator 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

No. of Telephone Companies 3

3

3

3 3

No. of Mobile Phone Companies 3 3 3 3 3

No. of Subscription to Landline

Telephone Services 64,404 64,404 105,249 104,859 104,245

Source: National Telecommunication Commission, Region XI

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Transportation, 2011-2013

Motor Vehicle Registered by

Classification

2011

2012

2013

% Change/Change in % Points 2012-2013

New

Private 22,961 26,375 27,275 3.41

Government 123 137 245 78.83

For Hire 75 148 521 252.02

Sub-Total 23,159 26,660 28,041 5.18

% Increase / (Decrease) 2.08 15.12 5.18 0.06

Renewal

Private 95,551 105,359 100,641 (4.48)

Government 1,819 1,780 1,921 7.92

For Hire 11,684 14,286 12,678 (12.26)

Sub-Total 109,054 121,425 115,240 (5.09)

% Increase / (Decrease) (4.0) 11.34 (5.09) 6.25

Total 132,213 148,085 143,281 (3.24)

% Increase / (Decrease) (2.99) 12.00 (3.24) 8.76

Road Density (Vehicle /

Kilometer) 68 75 61 (18.67)

Note: Effective 2014, the number of motor vehicle registration for Davao City cannot be generated per new system of LTO.

Source: Department of Transportation and Communication

Land Transportation Office, Region XI, Davao City

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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

DAVAO CITY GOVERNMENT

Territorial Jurisdiction

Congressional Districts Political Districts Barangays

3 11 182

Composition

1. Office of The City Mayor

Barangay Cultural Communities Affairs &

Development

City Library and Information Center 4. City Accountant’s Office

City Tourism Office 5. City Agriculturist’s Office

Correspondence and Records 6. City Assessor’s Office

Public Safety Command Center 7. City Budget Office

Museo Dabawenyo 8. City Civil Registrar’s Office

City Sports Development Division 9. City Cooperative Development Office

Public Employment Services Office 10. City Engineer’s Office

Integrated Gender Development Division 11. City Environment and Natural Resources Office

Permits & Licensing (Business Bureau) 12. City General Services Office

City Information Office 13. City Health Office

Communities a& Emergency Response Center (911) 14. City Legal Office

Traffic Management Center 15. Office of the City Planning & Development Coordinator

Davao City Risk Reduction & Management Office 16. City Social Services and Development Office

Intensified Canal and Drainage Program & Sidewalk and

Demolition Team

17. City Treasurer’s Office

18. City Veterinarian’s Office

Lingap Para Sa Mahirap Program 19. Human Resource Management Office Davao City Investment Promotion Center

2. Sangguniang Panlungsod

3. City Administrator’s Office

City Information Technology Centre

Economic Enterprises and Economic Planning Services:

Davao City Overland Transport Terminal

Davao City Recreation Office

Ma-a Slaughterhouse

Magsaysay Park

Sta. Ana Port

Pasalubong Center

Operation of Public Cemeteries

Public Markets

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Seat of Government, 2016-2019

Mayor

Hon. Sara Z. Duterte

Vice Mayor

Hon. Paolo Z. Duterte

Sectoral Representatives

ABC President : January N. Duterte Indigenous People Representative : Bai Halila Y. Sudagar

District Councilors

1st Distict 2nd District 3rd District

Congressional Representatives

District 1: Hon. Karlo Alexei B. Nograles

District 2: Hon. Mylene D. Garcia

District 3: Hon. Alberto T. Ungab

1. Hon. Maria Belen S. Acosta 2. Hon. Jesus Melchor Quitain,

JrJr. 3. Hon. Edgar P. Ibuyan, Jr. 4. Hon. Leah A. Librado-Yap 5. Hon. Bonifacio E. Militar 6. Hon. Nilo M. Abellara, Jr. 7. Hon. Jo Anne M. Bonguyan-

Quilos 8. Hon. Pilar C. Braga

1. Hon. Marissa P. Salvador-Abella 2. Hon. Ma. Cherry Ann Bonguyan 3. Hon. Alryan S. Alejandre 4. Hon. Danilo C. Dayanghirang 5. Hon. Dante L. Apostol 6. Hon. April Marie C. Dayap 7. Hon. Jimmy G. Dureza 8. Hon. Diosdado Angelo A.

Mahipus Sr.

1. Hon. Bernard E. Al-ag 2. Hon. Avegayle D. Ortiz 3. Hon. Victorio U. Advincula, Jr. 4. Hon. Jesus Joseph P.

Zozobrado III 5. Hon. Mary Joselle D. Villafuerte 6. Hon. Antoinette G. Principe-

Castrodes 7. Hon. Condrado C. Baluran 8. Hon. Rene Elias C. Lopez

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PUBLIC FINANCE

Source of Funds 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

In Peso (₱)

General Fund

4,799,412,043.60

4,729,671,037.03

4,878,542,417.80

5,445,692,529.74 6,798,006,117.08

% Increase/Decrease

17.14

(1.45)

3.15 11.63 24.83

Special Education

264,318,640.09

301,061,392.15

368,978,095.10

393,091,036.93 509,589,184.58

% Increase/Decrease 21.73 13.90 22.56

6.54 29.64

Total

5,063,730,683.69

5,030,732,429.18

5,247,520,512.90

5,838,783,566.67 7,307,595,301.66

Source: City Accountant’s Office, Davao City

Statement of Expenditures

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

In Peso (₱)

General Fund 4,228,842,076.90 4,566,462,959.45 4,455,104,511.70 4,795,623,806.71 5,812,767,174.74

% Increase/Decrease

9.93

7.98

(2.44)

7.64 21.21

Special Education

235,625,907.25

210,531,473.19

212,552,575.34

216,142,098.94 276,657,286.64

% Increase/Decrease

43.05

(10.65)

0.96

1.69 28.00

Total

4,464,467,984.15

4,776,994,432.64

4,667,657,087.04

5,011,765,905.65 6,089,424,461.38

Source: City Accountant’s Office, Davao City

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Source of Funds

Statement of Expenditures


Compiled by:

Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator

City Government of Davao

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