Province of Zamboanga del SurProvince of Zamboanga del Sur

Zamboanga del SurZamboanga del SurProvinceProvince

LUZON

VISAYAS

MINDANAO

Geographical Location

Pagadian City

North : Province of Zamboanga del Norte

South : Moro Gulf

East : Provinces of Lanao del Sur, Misamis Occidental and Panguil Bay

Southwest : Zamboanga Sibugay

Zamboanga del Sur – south of theZamboanga Peninsula, west of theMindanao Island.

Bounded by:

Pagadian City, the Provincial Capitaland new Seat of Regional Center-IX

THE PEOPLEPopulation ( 2007 NSO Census) 914,278Children Population (47.6%) 435,196Family Size 5.17Average Growth Rate 1.24Population Density 193 per sq kmIP Population 15.11%Literacy Rate 77.46%

PROVINCE OF

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

By:

MR. LOY M. CANALESProvincial Planning Development Coordinator

6th CBMS Philippines National ConferenceManila Diamond Hotel, Roxas Blvd., City of Manila

Dec. 8-10, 2009

CBMS in ZDS: CBMS in ZDS: Status and ResultsStatus and Results

Provincial Development InitiativesProvincial Development Initiatives

Benefits of CBMS Use for InitiativesBenefits of CBMS Use for Initiatives

Policy Support for SustainabilityPolicy Support for Sustainability

Wider UtilizationWider Utilization

Status . . .

DataData ProcessingProcessing

Digitizing of MapDigitizing of Map

Data CollectionData Collection

Data EncodingData Encoding

Community ValidationCommunity Validation

Writing of SEP & BDPWriting of SEP & BDP

as of December 4, 2009as of December 4, 2009

Data ProcessingData Processing

Digitizing of MapDigitizing of Map

Data EncodingData Encoding

Community ValidationCommunity Validation

Writing of SEP & BDPWriting of SEP & BDP 42% (288 Brgys)

84% (573 brgys)

85% (579 brgys)

85% (580 bargys)

92% (627 brgys)

94% (643 brgys)

Installation of CBMS in ZDS:1 component city (Pagadian)26 municipalities

24 municipalities havecompleted municipal CBMSdatabases

1 city and 2 municipalitieswith incomplete CBMS databases

Municipal SimpleComposite Index(SCI)

0.00 – 1.921.93 – 2.26

2.60 – 10.002.27 – 2.59

MidsalipMidsalip TambuligTambulig

LakewoodLakewood

TigbaoTigbao

KumalarangKumalarang

LapuyanLapuyan San PabloSan Pablo

MargosatubigMargosatubigDimatalingDimataling

PitogoPitogo

CBMS Results 2007Zamboanga del Sur

Top 5 Issues in Zamboanga del Sur

1st 66.85% of HHwith income belowpoverty threshold

2nd 53.7%households with incomebelow food threshold

3rd 26.50% ofhouseholds is withoutaccess to sanitary toilet

CBMS Results 2007Zamboanga del Sur

4th 23.5% 6-12 yrsold not attendingelementary school

SominotSominot

PitoPitogogo

5th 21.25% ofhouseholds is withoutaccess to safe water

1 2 3 4 5

Scaling-up BrgyBrgy. . DevtDevt. Plan . Plan preparation

Reducing Waterless Waterless BarangaysBarangays

Improving access to Livelihood OpportunitiesLivelihood Opportunities

Increasing Health Insurance Health Insurance coverage

Rationalizing AIP resource allocationAIP resource allocation

Formulating Social Policy MemosSocial Policy Memos

Preparing/Updating PDPFP-PDPFP-CLUPs-CDPsCLUPs-CDPs

Available CBMS data at themunicipal/ barangay levelsenhances preparation ofBarangay Socio-EconomicProfile (SEP) and BarangayDevelopment Plan (BDP)

◦ In Barangays covered by FAPssuch as CPC6, MRDP2, ARCP2,etc., CBMS data has been usedfor resource profiling and asbasis in sectoral analysis

◦ CBMS data/info facilitatedcommunity participation duringBDP preparation-consultations

CBMS easily helps in identifyingwaterless communities, prioritizingthem provincewide, municipalwide, then barangay wide

◦ Focus targeting is facilitated andreadily justified

◦ Priority water supply projects inidentified barangays/communitiesare ranked for endorsement todonor agencies

3 WS Projects located in Lapuyan,Midsalip, and Tigbao were endorsedto NAPC (supported by CBMSResults) and approved funding underthe President’s Priority Program forWater (P3W)

Water and SanitationProvince:

ZAMBOANGADEL SUR, IX -ZAMBOANGAPENINSULA

Households without accessto safe water, BarangayTable 1. households without access to safewater, by Barangay

BarangayMunicipal

ity

numberof

households

Magnitude

Proportion**

Tongao Pitogo 166 166 100.00

Lacarayan Tigbao 111 111 100.00Bag-ongBaroy Sominot 73 73 100.00UpperLodiong Tambulig 84 84 100.00

Piwan Midsalip 80 80 100.00

Igat IslandMargosatubig 317 315 99.37

PuntaFlecha Pitogo 270 268 99.26NewKatipunan Midsalip 130 129 99.23

Bag-ongKauswagan Tambulig 126 125 99.21Guinimanan

Margosatubig 120 119 99.17

Libayoy Tigbao 113 112 99.11

Tubo-paitSanPablo 80 79 98.75

Bag-ongMisamis

SanPablo 79 78 98.73

SominSominotot

PitPitogogoo

Local poverty diagnosis aidedby CBMS

◦ Disaggregated and detailedprofiling of community/household needs enabledlocal officials and functionariesto assess causes and extentof poverty in the community

In MRDP2-assisted areas,LCEs issued EOs requiring theuse of CBMS in identifyingbeneficiaries for the CommunityFund for AgriculturalDevelopment (CFAD) Projectsof MRDP2

The List of Poorest Householdsby Municipality/Barangaygenerated thru CBMS provideda ready list of eligiblebeneficiaries for reference byvarious PhilHealth partners (e.g.,PLGU, MLGUs, PHIC, Congressmen, etc.)

Poorest HHs in allMunicipalities/Barangays wereranked using compositeindicators– used for identifyingPhilHealth Beneficiaries and forother specific programs/projects

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Provincial level CBMS results provided factualbasis for deciding annual sectoral allocations outof Local Development Funds to priority and mostneeded projects and services

It serves as basis for detailing Project Profiles asto target municipalities and barangays, andspecific groups (e.g., women, children)

Indicator NationalAverage ZDS*

Children 0-5 years old who died 0.04a/ 0.64Women who died due topregnancy-related causes 0.001a/ 0.49Malnourished children 0-5 yearsold 27.6a/ 11.09Households living in makeshifthousing 29.5b/ 2.53Households who are informalsettlers 35.6b/ 4.85Households without access tosafe water 19.8b/ 21.00Households without access tosanitary toilet facilities 13.8b/ 26.50Children 6-12 years old notattending elementary school 9.4b/ 25.53Children 13-16 years old notattending high school 25.5b/ 18.47Households with income belowthe poverty threshold 24.4b/ 66.85Households with income belowthe food threshold 10.2b/ 53.07Members of the labor force whoare unemployed 7.8c/ 2.26

CBMS Results 2007Zamboanga del Sur

As community needs and problems areidentified thru CBMS info, local functionarieswere able to prepare draft policy memos thatare evidence-based and analytical

Local policy makers were able to identify,prioritize and adopt appropriate policyinterventions needed to addressinadequacies in affected communities

POLICYAGENDA

MALNUTRITION

Problem/Issue

•Low reduction of underweight pre-school children whichaverage to 1 % in 2002-2008 from 12.8 in 2006 to 12.4 in2007 and 12.4 in 2008.•Increasing number of nutritionally depressed municipalitiesfrom 14 in 2006 to 17 in 2008 with 295 nutritionallydepressed barangays

Background/NationalPolicyEnvironment

•Several Nutrition Related Legislations were passed such as PD491 in 1974; PD 1569 in 1978; E.O. 51 in 1988; RA 7160 n1991; RA 7600 in 1992; RA 8175 in 1995; RA 8976 in 2000and RA 8980 in 2000 among others were passed at thenational level•Poverty is still the major development problem in the countryas Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Goal 1 is to eradicateextreme poverty and hunger.

PrevailingSituation

•Malnutrition in the province is caused by lees food available inthe household, large family size, low family income thatresulted to poor health status.•Another causes identified were frequent illnesses; insufficientsupply of micronutrients and poor environmental sanitation aswell as cultural beliefs or rejection of community to somehealth services.•Only the RA 8172 or Salt Iodization Act was localized byissuing Provincial Ordnance No. 016-2003 as well as the MilkCode ( EO 51) and Breastfeeding was passed.(RA 7600) wereadopted locally.

ProposedPolicyIntervention

•Local Enactment PD 491 Nutrition Act of the Philippines bySP/SBs

POLICY MEMO

Data from CBMS will definitely enrich existinglocal development indicator system and certainlyhelp in analyzing sector-specific indicators thatwould result in better identification of interventionsand beneficiaries to address the MDGs

CBMS sector and spatial data facilitates theinterface between the CLUP and the CDP, as wellas, strengthen the link between and amongsectors and physical resources in the preparationof the PDPFP

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You are cordially invited

Province of Zamboanga del Sur

PRESENTATION OF PROVINCIAL,MUNICIPAL AND BARANGAY

CBMS RESULTS

Liga Ng Mga Barangay Convention CenterPajares Avenue, Pagadian City

August 12, 2009 / 9:00 A.M.

PDC Resolution No. 06-2009

◦ Adopting 2007 CBMS Survey Results as common data base for allcomponent LGUs to facilitate generation, processing and utilization ofdata for planning, programming and implementing poverty alleviationinterventions

◦ Recommending to RDC-IX the use of the same by RLAs/ Offices asbasis for identifying, prioritizing and allocating resources throughoutthe ZamPen Region

SP Resolution No. 2K9-1037

◦ Approving the use by component LGUs the Results of 2007 CBMSResults as basis for allocating funds to ensure that resources/ benefitsaccrue to the legitimate poor and disadvantaged sectors

Enriching project proposals for external fundingand/or Foreign-Assisted Projects (FAPs)

Disseminating CBMS data/info (getting on-line) andadvocating utilization and support by all stakeholders

Data updating by 2010 (2nd Round ProvincewideSurvey)

PROVINCIAL CBMS TEAM Provincial Technical Working Group (PTWG)

AURORA ENERIO CERILLESAURORA ENERIO CERILLES Provincial Governor