PROFILE OF CORDILLERA

At a Glance

Established in 1987 (EO 220), with the creation of special CAR bodies ( Cordillera Executive Board (CEB), Cordillera Regional Assembly (CRA), and the Cordillera Bodong Administration (CBA) to administer the affairs along economic, social and cultural developments and to prepare for the establishment of an autonomous region.

Organic Act for Autonomous Region lost in two (2) plebiscites (Jan 30, 1990 and March 7, 1998). 

 Administrative status remains until consensus is formed among the Cordillerans towards the type of governance that the people envision for themselves.  

Multi-sectoral consultations will be the region's  primary strategy to achieve this.  CLICK ON PROVINCE


Demographic Characteristics

  • Number of Provinces: 6

  • Number of Municipalities: 76

  • Number of Cities: 1

  • Number of Barangays: 1,172

  • Population: (As of 01/09/95) 1,254,838

  • Population Density: 68.6 persons per square kilometer

  • Projected Population (Year 2000): 1,403,570

  • Average Family Income in pesos, (1997): 112,361

  • Annual per capita poverty threshold in pesos, (1997):12,836

  • Poverty Incidence (in percent, 1997)
                  Families: 42.50
                  Population: 50.10

  • Gross Regional Domestic Product (Thousand Pesos, 1999)
                  At Current Prices: 70,633,550
                  At Constant 1985 Prices: 22,300,855

  • Literacy rate (in percent, 1994): 88.80

(Source: http://www.nscb.gov.ph)

 


Cordillera Administrative Region
Social Indicators

As of 15 Apr 2001

SOCIAL INDICATORS

LATEST

PREVIOUS

SOURCE*

Annual Per Capita Poverty Threshold
          All Areas
          Urban
          Rural          

 

P12,836 
P13,521
P12,554

(1997 )

 

P10,853
P11,054
P10,766
(1994)

 

P8,332
P8,154
P8,412
(1991)

TWGIS, NSCB

 Incidence of Poor Families
(proportion of poor families to the total no. of families)
          All Areas
          Urban
          Rural      




  42.5%
 
13.4%
55.0%

(1997)




51.0%
23.9%
63.2%

(1994)




48.8%
24.4%
59.6%
(1991)

TWGIS, NSCB

Average Annual Family Income
(at 1994 Prices)

P92,554  
(1997)

P74,669
(1994)

P75,045
(1991)

NSO

Average Annual Family Expenditures (at 1994 Prices)

P71,601  
(1997)

P60,317
(1994)

P55,746
(1991)

NSO

Total Population

1,365,220 f/ 
(Census as of 01 May 2000)

1,254,838
(Census as of 01 Sept. 1995)

1,146,191
(Census as of 01 May 1990)

NSO

Population Density
(persons per sq. km.)

74.6 f/
(Census as of 01 May 2000)

68.6
(Census as of 01 Sept. 1995)

62.7
(Census as of 01 May 1995)

NSO

Average Annual Population Growth Rate

2.2 a/
(2000-2005 Projected)

1.82 f/
(1995-2000 Census based)

1.71
(1990-1995 Census based)

NSO

Projected Life Expectancy at Birth (in no. of years)
                   
Male
               Female

 

64.5 a/
69.9
a/
(2000-2005)

 

62.2 a/
67.9
a/
(1995-2000)

 

59.7 b/
65.6
b/
(1990-1995 )

NSO

 Total Fertility Rate
(no. of children within reproductive years)

3.6 a/
(2000-2005 Projected)

4.1 a/
(1995-2000)

4.6 b/
(1990-1995 )

NSO

Estimated Crude Birth Rate
(Births per 1,000 population)

27.8 a/
(2000-2005)

30.6 a/
(1995-2000)

34.4 b/
(1990-1995)

NSO

Estimated Crude Death Rate
(Deaths per 1,000 population)

6.5 a/
(2000-2005)

7.2 a/
(1995-2000)

8.5 b/
(1990-1995)

NSO

Estimated Crude Rate of Natural Increase

21.3 a/
(2000-2005)

23.4 a/
(1995-2000)

25.9 b/
(1990-1995)

NSO

Simple Literacy Rate (10 years old and over)

88.8
( November 1994)

86.4
( July 1989)

-

FLEMMS, DECS-NSO

Functional Literacy Rate (10-64 years old and over)

78.6
(November 1994)

73.7
(July 1989)

-

FLEMMS, DECS-NSO

Enrolment in Public Elementary Schools

222,851
(SY 2000-2001)

222,450
(SY 1999-2000)

221,462
(SY 1998-1999)

DECS-CAR

Enrolment in Public Secondary Schools

    78,869       (SY 2000-2001)

75,161 r/
(SY 1999-2000)

72,989
(SY 1998-1999)

DECS-CAR

Enrolment Rate, Net
(Public Elementary School)

      98.5 r/        (SY 1999-2000)

88.4
(SY 1998-1999)

88.7
(SY 1997-1998)

DECS-CAR

Enrolment Rate, Net
(Public Secondary School)

72.5 r/
(SY 1999-2000)

46.5
(SY 1998-1999)

46.0
(SY 1997-1998)

DECS-CAR

Teacher to Pupil Ratio
(Public Elementary School)

1:31
(SY 2000-2001)

1:31
(SY 1999-2000)

1:31
(SY 1998-1999)

DECS-CAR

Teacher to Student Ratio
(Public Secondary School)

1:35
(SY 2000-2001)

1:34
(SY 1999-2000)

1:34
(SY 1998-1999)

DECS-CAR

Number of Barangay Health Stations

591
(1999)

522
(1998)

510
(1997)

DOH-CAR

Number of Main Health Centers

91
(1999)

88
(1998)

87
(1997)

DOH-CAR

Hospital Bed Capacity
(public and private)

2,291
(1999)

2,342
(1998)

2,335
(1997)

DOH-CAR

Crime Incidence

304
(1st Quarter 2001)

268
(4th Quarter 2000)

304
(3 rd Quarter 2000)

PNP-CAR

Crime Rate (crimes per 100,000 population)

85
(2000)

80
(1999)

82
(1998)

PNP-CAR

Crime Solution Efficiency

89.1
(1st Quarter 2001)

85.1
(4th Quarter 2000)

88.5
(3rd Quarter 2000)

PNP-CAR

Fire Incidence

41
(1st Quarter 2001)

26
(4th Quarter 2000)

23
(3rd Quarter 2000)

BFP-CAR

Fire Damages to Property         (in thousand pesos)

12,079.8
(1st Quarter 2001)

115,764.0
(4th Quarter 2000)

3,171.0 r/
(3rd Quarter 2000)

BFP-CAR

Certificates of Ancestral Domain Claim Issued
(total land area covered, in hectares)

578,366
(as of December 1998)

460,272
(as of March 1998)

221,443
(as of November 1996)

DENR-CAR

Notes:
a/ Based from the 1995 Census-Based National, Regional and Provincial Population Projections (New  Volume) 
b/ Based from the 1990 Philippine Population Census
r/ revised
f/ final

*Sources of Data:

BFP Bureau of Fire Protection

DECS

Department of Education, Culture and Sports
DENR Department of Environment and Natural Resources

DOH

Department of Health

FLEMMS

Functional Literacy, Education and Mass Media Survey

NSCB

National Statistical Coordination Board

NSO

National Statistics Office

PNP - PROCAR

Philippine National Police, Regional Office, Cordillera Administrative Region

TWGIS

Technical Working Group on Income Statistics, NSCB

(Source: http://www.nscb.gov.ph)

 


CIDSS in the Region

CIDSS started its operations in the region in 1994 initially with the provinces of Apayao, Abra, and Ifugao. It has expanded since and now covers 67 municipalities,164 (including urban poor areas) barangays in all six provinces.

PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY FAMILIES
Apayao

Flora Bagutong 189
Malubibit Norte 192
Poblacion East 517
Pudtol Swan 180
Dona Loreta 116
Capannikian 181
Sta. Marcela Barocboc 211
San Carlos 180
Malekkeg 160
Luna Marag Valley 84
Salvacion 61
Cagandungan 85
Kalinga

Balbalan Pantikian 162
Gawaan 149
Talalang 108
Pasil Dalupa 72
Dangtalan 83
Malucsad 96
Tanudan Upper Taloctoc 241
Poblacion Mangali 67
Lubo 404
Lubuagan Upper Uma 165
Tanglag 131
Lower Uma *
Rizal San Francisco 62
Kimana 116
Santor 182
Tinglayan Ambato-legleg 49
Bugnay 172
Old Tinglayan *
Abra San Quintin Labaan 164
Palang 119
Villa Mercedes 130
Penarrubia Patiao 88
Malamsit 102
Sta. Rosa 82
Bucay Bangbangcag 140
Tabiog 151
Palaquio 166
Villaviciosa Callao 145
Laplapog 132
Tuquib 147
Sallapadan Gangal 158
Maguyepyep 157
Bazar 101
Luba Ampalioc 109
Barit 108
Nagbukel-Tuquipa 104
La Paz Udangan 80
Benben 66
Liguis 154
Boliney Poblacion 80
Dao-angan 102
Dumagas *
Bucloc Lingey 106
Labaan 96
Ducligan *
Daguioman Cabaruyan 76
Tui 128
Pikek *
Danglas Nagaparan 109
Padangitan 100
Abaquid *
Dolores Cabaroan 108
Libtec 109
Lub-lubba *
Lacub Buneg 138
Bacag 50
Guinguinabang *
Lagangilang Cayapa 173
Nagtipulan 126
Paganao *
Lagayan Ba-i 160
Callago 155
Pang-ot *
Langiden Quillat 135
Malapaao 123
Baac *
Licuan-Baay Bonglo 56
Lenneng 55
Subagan *
Malibcong Bayabas 24
Binasaran 39
Duldulao *
Manabo San Ramon East 104
San Ramon West 98
Sto. Tomas *
Pidigan Sulbec 119
Alinaya 149
Immuli *
Pilar San Juan West 125
South Balioag 92
*
San Isidro Olo 66
Dalimag 97
*
San Juan Silet 94
Abualan 110
Tagaytay *
Tayum Basbasa 162
Budac 218
Velasco *
Tineg Lapat-Balantay 55
Belaat 49
Apao 31
Tubo Amptuagan 74
Wayangan 64
Kili 63
Ifugao

Aguinaldo Ubao 292
Monggayang 189
Awayan 175
Asipulo Pula 198
Antipolo 180
Liwon 100
Hingyon O-ong 340
Cababuyan North 210
Mompolia 401
Banaue Bangaan 168
Batad 258
Anaba 124
Tinoc Binablayan 209
Wangwang 108
Talludan 91
Alfonso Lista Dolowog 83
Namnama 154
Laya 107
Hungduan Bangbang 119
Nungulunan 147
Abatan *
Kiangan Julongan 91
Nagacadan 141
Munggayang *
Lagawe Jucbong 84
Dulao 72
Tupaya 106
Lamut Hapid 221
Pugol 216
Pieza *
Mayoyao Mayoyao Proper 100
Aduyungan 79
Banhal *
Benguet Tublay Baayan 306
Tuel 208
Ambongdolan 180
Itogon Tuding 1162
Gumatdang 289
Ampucao 1752
Sablan Banangan 296
Kamog 163
Pappa 125
Kibungan Badeo 169
Tacadang 412
Lubo 166
Atok Topdak 382
Abiang 314
Pasdong 147
Bakun Bagu 163
Dalipey 390
Sinacbat *
Bokod Pito 128
Bobok-Bisal 242
Ekip 145
Bugias Bacukulungan Norte 367
Amlimay 403
Poblacion *
Kabayan Pacso 187
Duacan 139
Anchokey 61
Kapangan Gaswiling 172
Boklaoan 108
Sagubo *
Mt. Province

Sagada Fedelisan 92
Pide 90
Tanulong 96
Besao Gueday 159
Agawa 79
Ambagiw 59
Sadanga Anabel 120
Betwagan 355
Bekigan 118
Tadian Dacudac 204
Cadad-anan 122
Lenga 114
Bauko Sadsadan 110
Manamon Norte 101
Maba-ay 52
Barlig Ogo-og 103
Kaleo 140
Lias Kanluran 105
Bontoc Balili 67
Bontoc Ili 70
Tocucan 152
Natonin Alunogan 142
Pudo  138
Sta. Isabel 231
Paracelis Bantay 106
Anonat 65
Buringal Sitio Makilo 75
Sabangan Gayang 90
Napua 112
Namatic 166

URBAN POOR BARANGAYS

Benguet La Trinidad Beckel 243
Apayao Kabugao Poblacion *
Ifugao Lagawe Buhawit *

*data not available

 

 

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