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Vital

Statistics Report

2013 - 2014

Marriages, Births and Deaths in the Philippines

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY Quezon City

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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

His Excellency PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE

PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY

LISA GRACE S. BERSALES, Ph.D. National Statistician and Civil Registrar General

ESTELA T. DE GUZMAN

Deputy National Statistician Civil Registration and Central Support Office

EDITHA R. ORCILLA Assistant National Statistician

Civil Registration Service

ISSN: 0116-2675

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FOREWORD

The Vital Statistics Report 2013-2014 presents statistics on marriages, births and deaths in the Philippines with brief analysis for each type of vital event. Statistics contained herein are facts surrounding the occurrences of marriages, births and deaths for the years 2013 and 2014 in the Philippines. These statistics were compiled from the registered certificates/documents received by the Office of the Civil Registrar General (OCRG), through the Provincial Offices of the then National Statistics Office, now Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), from the Offices of Local Civil Registrars in all cities and municipalities of the country.

Vital events that occurred among Filipinos living abroad are also included in this report. Data were obtained from the reports on marriages, births, and deaths of the Philippine Foreign Service Posts transmitted to the Department of Foreign Affairs Manila and subsequently submitted to the PSA Civil Registration Service. The scope and coverage of the report, basic data source and limitation, responsibility in the registration process and the definition of terms used in the report are discussed in the Explanatory Notes. Appendix C presents, in capsule form, the civil registration process.

The statistics and information presented will not only assist planners,

policy makers, program managers and researchers but also Local Government Units in monitoring, evaluating and developing strategies to improve the socio-economic programmes affecting health and social well being of the population.

This report was made possible with the support of the City/Municipal Civil Registrars, Medical Health Officers, attendants at births and deaths, Solemnizing Officers, Consuls or Vice Consuls, Shariah Circuit and District Registrars, Department of Foreign Affairs, PSA Regional and Provincial Offices, together with individual persons and entities that reported the vital events. We are very grateful for your continued support and cooperation.

LISA GRACE S. BERSALES, Ph. D.

National Statistician and Civil Registrar General

November 2016

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE Explanatory Note ix Summary of Vital Statistics in the Philippines 1903-2014 xiii Highlights

Marriages xix Births xxv Deaths xxxiii

List of Tables Table M1. Percent Distribution of Marriages by Age Group of Bride and

Groom, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxii Table M2. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Nationality of

Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxii Table B1. Number of Live Births by Place of Occurrence and Usual Residence

of the Mother by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxvi Table B2. Percent Distribution of Births by Place of Occurrence by Attendant

at Birth, by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxvii Table B3. Number and Percent Distribution of Births by Age Group of Mother,

Philippines: 2013-2014 xxviii Table B4. Number and Percent Distribution of Live Births by Age Group of

Mother, Legitimacy Status and First Birth Order, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxix

Table D1. Number and Percent Distribution of Deaths by Place of Occurrence

and Place of Usual Residence of the Deceased by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxxiii

Table D2. Differentials in the Number of Deaths by Usual Residence of the

Deceased and Place of Occurrence, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxxiv Table D3. Number, Percent and Percent Change of Infant Deaths

by Usual Residence of the Mother by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxxv

Table D4. Number and Percent Distribution of Maternal Deaths by Usual

Residence of Mother by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxxvi Table D5. Ten Leading Causes of Deaths, All Ages, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxxvii

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Table 1. Marriages by Place of Occurrence, by Region, Province and City/Municipality, Philippines: 2013-2014 1 Table 2. Marriages by Age Group of Bride and Groom, by Type of Ceremony, Philippines: 2013-2014 38 Table 3. Marriages by Nationality of Bride and Groom, Philippines:

2013-2014

39 Table 4. Live Births by Place of Occurrence, by Usual Residence of the

Mother, by Sex and by Region, Province and City/Municipality, Philippines: 2013-2014

40 Table 5. Live Births by Usual Residence of Mother, by Attendant at Birth, by

Region, Province and City/Municipality, Philippines: 2013-2014

76 Table 6. Live Births by Age of Mother and by Number of Living Children, Philippines: 2013-2014 116 Table 7. Live Births by Age Group of Mother and by Live Birth Order, Philippines: 2013-2014 117 Table 8. Live Births by Birth Weight and by Live Birth Order, Philippines:

2013-2014

118 Table 9. Deaths by Place of Occurrence, by Usual Residence, by Sex and

by Region, Province and City/Municipality, Philippines: 2013-2014

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Table 10. Deaths by Place of Occurrence, by Attendance and by Region,

Province and City/Municipality, Philippines: 2013-2014

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Table 11. Deaths by Age Group and Sex, Philippines: 2013-2014 184

Table 12. Infant Deaths by Usual Residence, by Sex, and by Region and Province, Philippines: 2013-2014

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Table 13. Table 14.

Fetal Deaths by Place of Occurrence, by Usual Residence, by Region and Province, Philippines: 2013-2014 Fetal Deaths by Place of Occurrence, by Type of Attendance, by Region and Province, Philippines: 2013-2014

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Table 15. Table 16.

Maternal Deaths by Place of Occurrence and by Usual Residence, Region and Province, Philippines: 2013-2014 Maternal Deaths by Type of Attendance, by Region and Province, Philippines: 2013-2014

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Table 17. Marriages of Filipinos which Occurred Abroad by Nationality of Bride and Groom: 2013-2014

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Table 18. Marriages of Filipinos which Occurred Abroad by Age of Bride and

Groom: 2013-2014.

198 Table 19. Live Births which Occurred Abroad to Filipino Mother or Father or

Both by Nationality of Father and Mother: 2013-2014

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Table 20. Live Births which Occurred Abroad to Filipino Mother or Father or Both by Age Group of Mother and Father: 2013-2014

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Table 21. Table 22.

Live Births which Occurred Abroad to Filipino Mother and by Live Birth Order: 2013-2014 Deaths of Filipinos which Occurred Abroad by Place of Occurrence and Sex: 2013-2014

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Table 23. Deaths of Filipinos which Occurred Abroad by Age Group and Sex: 2013-2014

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List of Figures

Figure 1. Number of Marriages, Philippines: 2004-2014 xix Figure 2. Number of Marriages by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014 xix Figure 3. Number of Marriages by Type of Ceremony, Philippines:

2013-2014

xx Figure 4. Median Age at Marriage of Bride and Groom, Philippines:

2013-2014

xx Figure 5a. Number of Marriages by Age Group of Bride, Philippines:

2013-2014

xxi Figure 5b. Number of Marriages by Age Group of Groom, Philippines:

2013-2014

xxi Figure 6. Number of Live Births, Philippines: 2004-2014 xxv Figure 7. Number of Live Births by Sex, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxv Figure 8. Number of Live Births by Age of Mother, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxviii Figure 9. Number of Births by Birth Order, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxix Figure 10. Number of Deaths, Philippines: 2004-2014 xxxiii

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Figure 11. Number of Infant Deaths, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxxiv Figure 12. Number of Maternal Deaths, Philippines: 2013-2014 xxxv

Appendices Appendix A List of Unpublished Tables 207 Appendix B Civil Registry Forms (Marriage, Birth, Death, and Fetal Death) 209 Appendix C Civil Registration System: The Registration Process 217

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EXPLANATORY NOTES Introduction This Vital Statistics Report (VSR) contains statistics on marriages, births and deaths compiled from documents on vital events registered at the City/Municipal Civil Registry Offices located all over the country and in Philippine Foreign Service Posts (PFSPs). Vital events refer to the marriages, births, deaths, fetal deaths, and all such events that have something to do with an individual's entrance and departure from life together with the changes in civil status that may have occurred during the lifetime of a person. Recording of these events in the civil register is known as vital or civil registration. Scope and Coverage This VSR includes vital events that occurred in 2013 and 2014 compiled from the reports submitted to and received by the Civil Registrar General and Administrator of the then National Statistics Office (NSO) now the National Statistician of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) from all City and Municipal Civil Registrars of the country, Shariah Circuit Courts and from the Department of Foreign Affairs on all registered vital events with PFSPs involving Filipino nationals living abroad. Civil registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. The data presented are vital events that occurred in 2013 and 2014 but received from the Local Civil Registrars (LCR) from

January 2013 to March 2015. Births and marriages occurring in 2014 but were received beyond March 2015 were no longer included in the 2013-2014 VSR. However, death statistics presented herein are those occurred, registered and submitted to PSA until December 2014 only. The rationale in the publication of the VSR involving past data series is an attempt to fast track the updating of the vital statistics data to more current levels to provide important information in the civil status of persons as well as the generation of demographic and health indicators that may help in the assessment of health/social services enjoyed by the population. The new data series will also provide national and local executives on the level of registration of vital events at the city/municipality level as a means of monitoring the implementation of the civil registration system. Basic Sources of Vital Statistics The Philippine Statistics Authority, which took over the civil registration function of the former National Statistics Office per Republic Act 10625, maintains an Archive of Civil Registration documents. In the civil registration system, there are several basic forms needed to record vital events from which vital statistics are generated. These are:

1. Marriage Contract Municipal Form No. 97

2. Certificate of Live Birth Municipal Form No. 102

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3. Certificate of Death Municipal Form No. 103

4. Certificate of Fetal Death Municipal Form No. 103A

A facsimile of the above forms is found in APPENDIX B. The Vital Statistics Report contains statistical tables containing basic data on marriages, births and deaths up to city/municipality level. Summary data are also available at provincial and regional levels for ready reference. However, due to the number of pages devoted to the production of one table, only limited number is presented in this report. In anticipation of requests for more detailed information, unpublished tables are available upon request at the Vital Statistics Division. The limited number of published tables is a new strategy adopted to fast track the publication of back issues of the VSR. A List of Unpublished Tables on Vital Statistics is shown in APPENDIX A. Limitations of the VSR Act No. 3753 otherwise known as the Civil Registration Law of 1930 mandates that all vital events shall be registered. Despite this, there is still a problem of under-registration of vital events, the main reason is due to lack of awareness of the people on the importance of vital registration especially in remote areas. However, there has been an increasing awareness, especially on birth certificate because it is a requirement to enrolment in school and also in obtaining ones passport for foreign travel. Thus, the level of late registration is increasing every year. But the increasing number of late registration also poses a problem in updating the published vital statistics report in the past. Late registration data

covering the period 2013 to 2014 are included as addendum in this report. Another source of underreporting in the VSR is the late submission of reports by most reporting agencies. In the processing of vital documents, there is usually a cut-off time of inclusion. After the cut-off time, the late documents are no longer included in the current year being compiled. In view of the above limitations, caution is necessary in the interpretation of data, since information presented is not adjusted for under registration both for local and foreign vital events. Observed marked fluctuations in vital events for specific areas may not necessarily reflect differentials, but rather an indication of variations in registration/registered submission of events. Responsibility in the registration of vital events Registration of vital events is the responsibility of the Local Government Units (LGUs) through the Local Civil Registrars (LCRs) who are under the technical supervision of the Civil Registrar General of the National Statistics Office (NSO) by virtue of the provisions of Act 3753. However, by virtue of the provision of the Philippine Statistical Act of 2013, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) took over the civil registration function of NSO with the National Statistician as the Civil Registrar General who provides overall directions in the implementation of the Civil Registry Law and related issuances and exercise technical supervision over the Local Civil Registrars. The administrators of hospitals, clinics, rural health units and similar institutions including barangay secretaries,

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practicing physicians, midwives, nurses, traditional birth attendants who attended births and deaths, and solemnizing officers from various religious sects and denominations who officiated the marriage ceremonies, are responsible in causing registration and shall certify to the facts of the events at the LCR Offices. The concerned parents, next of kin, contracting parties, a witness or the person who has full knowledge of the occurrence of the event shall report the event, in default of the above mentioned set of informants. For foreign vital events, reports of births, marriages, and deaths from the Philippine Foreign Service Posts (PFSPs) are forwarded to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) and subsequently submitted to the Philippine Statistics Authority - Civil Registration Service. For the registration process of the civil registration system, see APPENDIX C. Definition of terms and concepts The terms that are defined here are those used in the VSR. For ready reference of users, some vital statistics indicators are defined. Civil registration is defined as the continuous, permanent and compulsory recording of the occurrences and characteristics of vital events, primarily for their value as legal documents and secondary for their usefulness as a source of statistics. Marriage is a special contract of permanent union between a man and a woman entered into in accordance with law for the establishment of conjugal and family life.

Live Birth is a complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of a product of conception, irrespective of the duration of the pregnancy, which after such separation, breathes or shows any other evidence of life, such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, or definite movement of voluntary muscles, whether or not the umbilical cord has been cut or the placenta is attached; each product of such birth is considered liveborn. Death refers to the permanent disappearance of all evidence of life at any time after live birth has taken place (postnatal cessation of vital function without capability of resuscitation). Foreign Vital Events refer to births, deaths, and marriages involving Filipinos that occurred outside the country. Fetal Death refers to death prior to the complete expulsion or extraction of a product of conception from its mother, irrespective of the duration of pregnancy. The death is indicated by the fact that after such separation, the fetus does not breathe or show any other evidence of life, such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, and definite movement of voluntary muscles. Early Neonatal Death refers to death among live births during the first seven days of life. Infant Mortality refers to deaths of infants under one year of age. Perinatal Mortality refers to the deaths of fetuses, weighing at least 500 grams or had 22 completed weeks of gestation, and of infants seven days of age. Maternal Mortality refers to the death of a woman while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy,

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irrespective of the duration and the site of the pregnancy, from any cause related to or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management, but not from accidental or incidental causes. Neonatal Mortality refers to deaths among live births during the first 28 completed days of life. Crude Marriage Rate (CMR) is a gross measure of the level of the relative frequency of marriages in an area for a given year. It expresses additions, by the formal means of legal marriage, being made to the married segment of the total population. This refers to the number of marriages per 1,000 mid-year population. Crude Birth Rate (CBR) refers to the number of live births per 1,000 mid-year population. Crude Death Rate (CDR) refers to the number of deaths per 1,000 mid-year population. Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) refers to the number of infant deaths per 1,000 live births in a given year. Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) refers to the number of maternal deaths in a given year per 100,000 live births in that year. Total Fertility Rate (TFR) refers to the number of children who would be born per woman (or per 1,000 per women) if she/they were to pass through the childbearing years bearing children according to a current schedule of age-specific fertility rates. Natural Increase refers to the excess of births over deaths. Crude Rate of Natural Increase (CRNI) refers to the difference between crude birth rate and crude death rate.

Age Specific Fertility Rate (ASFR) refers to the number of live births born to woman of a given age or age group by the mid-year female population of the same age or age group during the same year. This refers to the average number of births per 1,000 females of specific age group. Birth Order refers to the numerical order of a child in relation to all previous deliveries of the mother. Daily Average refers to the arithmetic mean of birth, death or marriage occurrences per day. Daily Index is the increase/decrease from the overall daily average of event occurrences. Period of Gestation refers to the number of completed weeks which have elapsed between the first day of the last normal menstrual period and the date of delivery irrespective of whether the product of conception was live-born or born without evidence of life. Sex Ratio refers to the number of males per one hundred females. Usual Residence refers to the place where the person habitually or permanently resides. Place of Occurrence refers to the place where the vital event took place.

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SUMMARY OF VITAL STATISTICS1 IN THE PHILIPPINES: 1903-2014

Live Births Deaths Natural Increase Infant Mortality Under 5 Mortality2 Child Mortality2 Fetal Mortality Maternal Mortality Marriages

Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number

2014 1,748,857 536,999 3 1,211,858 21,108 30,258 9,150 7,664 1,570 429,7232013 1,761,602 531,280 1,230,322 21,992 31,518 9,526 7,474 1,522 442,6032012 1,790,367 514,745 1,275,622 22,254 31,491 9,327 7,862 1,447 482,3992011 1,746,684 498,486 1,248,198 22,283 31,643 9,360 8,173 1,469 476,4082010 1,782,981 488,265 1,294,716 22,476 31,682 9,206 8,095 1,719 482,480

2009 1,745,584 480,820 1,264,764 21,659 31,496 9,837 8,043 1,599 492,2542008 1,784,316 461,581 1,322,735 22,351 31,403 9,052 8,306 1,731 486,5142007 1,749,878 441,956 1,307,922 21,720 30,380 8,660 8,191 1,672 490,0542006 1,663,029 441,036 1,221,993 21,764 31,413 9,649 8,458 1,721 492,6662005 1,688,918 426,054 1,262,864 21,674 30,825 9,151 10,351 1,732 518,5952004 1,710,994 403,191 1,307,803 22,557 31,205 8,648 8,935 1,833 582,2812003 1,669,442 396,331 1,273,111 22,844 33,171 10,327 8,986 1,798 593,5532002 1,666,773 396,297 1,270,476 23,778 34,754 10,976 9,341 1,801 583,1672001 1,714,093 381,834 1,332,259 26,129 37,873 11,744 9,625 1,768 559,1622000 1,766,440 366,931 1,399,509 27,714 39,365 11,651 10,360 1,698 577,387

1999 1,613,335 347,989 1,265,346 25,168 35,290 10,122 9,841 1,348 551,4451998 1,632,859 352,992 1,279,867 28,196 40,540 12,344 6,232 1,579 549,2651997 1,653,236 339,400 1,313,836 28,061 40,409 12,348 9,706 1,177 562,8081996 1,608,468 344,363 1,264,105 30,550 46,068 15,518 9,693 1,557 525,5551995 1,645,043 324,737 1,320,306 30,631 44,622 13,991 9,731 1,488 504,3001994 1,645,011 321,440 1,323,571 31,073 45,060 13,987 9,291 1,791 490,1641993 1,680,896 318,546 1,362,350 34,673 51,526 16,853 9,338 1,548 474,4071992 1,684,395 319,579 1,364,816 36,814 58,213 21,399 8,631 1,394 454,1551991 1,643,296 298,063 1,345,233 34,332 52,401 18,069 10,776 1,144 445,5261990 1,631,069 313,890 1,317,179 39,633 63,565 23,932 11,915 1,307 422,041

1989 1,565,254 325,621 1,239,633 43,026 73,099 30,073 11,423 1,579 395,9331988 1,565,372 325,098 1,240,274 47,187 79,643 32,456 10,641 1,745 393,5141987 1,582,469 335,254 1,247,215 50,803 93,272 42,469 10,515 1,611 400,7601986 1,493,995 326,749 1,167,246 52,263 88,795 36,532 8,400 1,573 389,4821985 1,437,154 334,663 1,102,491 54,613 97,127 42,514 8,948 1,489 378,5501984 1,478,205 313,359 1,164,846 56,897 96,231 39,334 11,884 1,379 380,1711983 1,506,356 327,260 1,179,096 64,267 108,583 44,316 14,780 1,502 351,6631982 1,474,491 308,758 1,165,733 61,665 100,946 39,281 13,465 1,425 351,8181981 1,461,204 301,117 1,160,087 64,415 103,314 38,899 13,343 1,542 349,7421980 1,456,860 298,006 1,158,854 65,700 101,728 36,028 13,965 1,609 354,300

1979 1,429,814 306,427 1,123,387 71,772 112,442 40,670 14,586 1,634 360,8881978 1,387,588 297,034 1,090,554 73,640 109,906 36,266 14,365 1,734 340,1081977 1,344,836 308,904 1,035,932 76,330 115,066 38,736 14,589 1,909 324,4661976 1,314,860 299,861 1,014,999 74,792 114,250 39,458 14,865 1,862 303,9881975 1,223,837 271,136 952,701 65,263 101,613 36,350 13,764 1,753 299,5141974 1,081,073 283,975 797,098 63,491 104,231 40,740 13,451 1,617 287,9841973 1,049,290 283,475 765,815 67,881 118,193 50,312 10,808 1,497 263,3381972 968,385 285,761 682,624 65,719 113,602 47,883 13,577 - 248,2611971 963,749 250,139 713,610 59,730 99,022 39,292 12,969 1,261 252,7311970 966,762 234,038 732,724 57,970 90,784 32,814 12,561 1,441 255,873

1969 946,753 241,678 705,075 63,719 101,726 38,007 11,496 1,768 231,2011968 898,570 261,893 636,677 63,786 104,148 40,362 12,835 1,866 210,5201967 840,302 240,122 600,180 60,703 100,766 40,063 12,315 1,725 189,8971966 823,342 236,396 586,946 59,284 105,245 45,961 12,125 1,711 185,9211965 795,415 234,935 560,480 57,988 103,738 45,750 14,454 1,495 184,2681964 802,648 222,097 580,551 56,614 96,069 39,455 11,389 1,795 174,2831963 786,698 214,412 572,286 57,308 97,752 40,444 12,045 1,375 155,0811962 775,146 169,880 605,266 45,440 74,842 29,402 11,480 1,413 156,8171961 647,846 207,436 440,410 57,280 94,501 37,221 11,007 1,628 153,3071960 649,651 196,544 453,107 54,968 90,661 35,693 9,966 1,645 143,048

1959 616,893 176,448 440,445 57,590 - - - - 141,8761958 484,592 185,437 299,155 52,923 - - - - 129,2801957 514,202 199,919 314,283 58,028 - - - - 122,1821956 542,249 205,581 336,668 60,136 - - - - 127,171

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SUMMARY OF VITAL STATISTICS1 IN THE PHILIPPINES: 1903-2014

Live Births Deaths Natural Increase Infant Mortality Under 5 Mortality2 Child Mortality2 Fetal Mortality Maternal Mortality MarriagesNumber Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number

1955 734,761 212,798 521,963 61,958 - - - - -1954 702,662 217,650 485,012 66,175 - - - - -1953 468,489 239,988 228,501 69,720 - - - - 127,7911952 650,725 241,020 409,705 65,883 - - - - 131,2101951 637,264 237,937 399,327 67,209 - - - - 131,4841950 642,472 226,505 415,967 65,273 - - - - 125,148

1949 609,138 231,151 377,987 66,114 - - - - 123,0031948 602,415 243,467 358,948 68,897 - - - - 128,6461947 272,226 238,527 33,699 63,809 - - - - 110,2721946 533,283 278,546 254,737 66,902 - - - - 115,7681940 535,117 273,480 261,637 72,647 - - - - 97,971

1939 522,432 273,141 249,291 76,377 - - - - 95,6181938 512,389 261,848 250,541 71,239 - - - - 96,5561937 513,760 254,740 259,020 70,515 - - - - 100,3731936 485,126 239,107 246,019 64,999 - - - - 90,7321935 461,410 257,181 204,229 70,793 - - - - 79,2541934 447,738 239,703 208,035 72,008 - - - - 78,5171933 459,682 227,594 232,088 67,002 - - - - 77,6911932 446,940 211,809 235,131 61,511 - - - - 77,7971931 440,159 240,825 199,334 68,290 - - - - 70,1821930 429,245 252,988 176,257 70,826 - - - - 68,520

1929 428,996 237,733 191,263 69,334 - - - - 67,6131928 422,716 218,096 204,620 63,441 - - - - 72,6391927 414,357 229,328 185,029 63,205 - - - - 93,2051926 400,439 229,928 170,511 62,753 - - - - 86,7791923 385,418 202,981 182,437 - - - - - 73,5991922 373,506 203,237 170,269 - - - - - 67,7081921 364,432 205,654 158,778 - - - - - 71,7371920 351,195 200,690 150,505 - - - - - 77,858

1919 306,832 326,716 -19,884 - - - - - 77,8411918 345,751 367,106 -21,355 - - - - - 77,1601917 353,283 212,334 140,949 - - - - - 81,1651916 340,629 195,970 144,659 - - - - - 74,9641915 327,206 176,313 150,893 - - - - - -1914 347,337 163,943 183,394 - - - - - -1913 316,056 154,086 161,970 - - - - - -1912 290,995 185,185 105,810 - - - - - -1911 302,855 188,412 114,443 - - - - - -1910 290,210 191,576 98,634 - - - - - -

- -1909 234,726 179,355 55,371 - - - - - -1908 278,369 190,495 87,874 - - - - - -1907 258,010 138,464 119,546 - - - - - -1906 215,296 143,284 72,012 - - - - - -1905 244,586 166,555 78,031 - - - - - -1904 216,176 146,894 69,282 - - - - - -1903 284,800 329,671 -44,871 - - - - - -

1 Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment for underregistration.2 Age 0 - 4 is for under 5 mortality and age 1 - 4 is for child mortality.3 Deaths occurred, registered and submitted to PSA until December 2014 only.

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MARRIAGE STATISTICS MARRIAGE BY PLACE OF OCCURRENCE In a span of 10 years, there was a recorded decrease in registered marriages by 26.2 percent from 582,281 in 2004 to 429,723 in 2014 (Figure 1). These reported marriages in 2014 decreased by 2.9 percent from its level in 2013 which was 442,603, see Table 1. Data by province, city and municipality are also shown in Table 1. The number of registered marriages contracted between 2013 and 2014 declined in most regions, except for National Capital Region (NCR), Region

VII, Region IX and Caraga. Region VIII reported the highest decrease (18.3%), followed by Region V (12.0%) and Region IV-B (11.9%). (See Figure 2)

The National Capital Region (NCR) recorded the highest number of reported marriages of 60,238, which is 14.0

percent of the total marriages in the country in 2014. It was followed by Region IV-A and Region III with 55,080

Figure 1. Number of Marriages, Philippines: 2004-2014

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(12.8%) and 51,408 (12.0%) marriages, respectively. The least number of marriages was recorded in ARMM at 814 (0.2%).

The rest of the regions in the country had recorded less than 10 percent each of the total reported marriages.

TYPE OF CEREMONY On the average, there are 1,177 marriages solemnized daily, in the Philippines, either through church, civil, tribal, Muslim and other religious rites. Marriages through civil rites accounted for 42.0 percent (180,406) of the totalmarriages in 2014, followed by marriage ceremonies solemnized in Roman Catholic churches (37.0%), while marriages performed in Muslim rites, tribal and other religious rites comprised 21.0 percent or 90,435 of the total marriages. In 2013 the trend was almost the same, with 44.1 percent of marriages were solemnized in civil rites followed by

Roman Catholic churches at 35.4 percent or 156,824 of total reported marriages, Figure 3 above.

AGE OF BRIDE AND GROOM

Generally, women marry at a younger age than men. In 2014, the median age for bride is 26 years old while that for groom is 28 years old, as reflected in Figure 4. Meanwhile, marriages involving teenage brides were four to five times more in number than teenage grooms. On the other hand, grooms who settled down at age 50 and over were two to three times higher proportionally than the brides in the same age group (Figures 5a and 5b).

Figure 4. Median Age at Marriage of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2013-2014

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years old with 35.1 percent or 150,639 of the total grooms. The same marrying modal age trend is observed in 2013 for both the brides and the grooms, see Table M1.

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Table M1. Percent Distribution of Marriages by Age Group of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2013-2014

Age Group 2014 2013

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Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Total 429,723 100.0 429,723 100.0 442,603 100.0 442,603 100.0 under 15 10 * - - 28 * 3 * 15 - 19 41,876 9.7 9,238 2.1 48,346 10.9 10,746 2.4 20 - 24 149,871 34.9 106,809 24.9 158,489 35.8 114,192 25.8 25 - 29 134,826 31.4 150,639 35.1 132,607 30.0 152,821 34.5 30 - 34 60,296 14.0 88,182 20.5 59,278 13.4 88,526 20.0 35 - 39 21,850 5.1 35,951 8.4 21,981 5.0 35,543 8.0 40 - 44 9,550 2.2 15,636 3.6 10,193 2.3 16,831 3.8 45 - 49 5,177 1.2 8,448 2.0 5,317 1.2 9,036 2.0 50+ 6,211 1.4 14,780 3.4 6,292 1.4 14,856 3.4 Not Stated 56 * 40 * 72 * 49 * Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: * Percentages are less than 0.1

NATIONALITY OF BRIDE AND GROOM

Most marriages were contracted between Filipino brides and grooms. Intermarriages of Filipino brides with foreign nationals were observed to be minimal, however, the trend seems to be slightly increasing from 3.0 percent or 13,223 in 2013 to 3.1 percent or

13,254 in 2014. On the other hand, the proportion or number of Filipino grooms marrying foreign nationals was observed to be decreasing which was only 0.5 percent or 1,993 of the total Filipino grooms in 2013 to 0.4 percent or 1,771 in 2014, see Table M2 below.

Table M2. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Nationality of Bride and Groom,

Philippines: 2013-2014

Nationality of the Bride

Total Nationality of the Groom Filipino Foreigner Not Stated Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent

2014 429,723

100.0 415,917 96.8 13,726 3.2 80 * Filipino 427,450 99.5 414,134 96.4 13,254 3.1 62 * Foreigner 2,242 0.5 1,771 0.4 471 0.1 - * Not Stated 31 * 12 * 1 * 18 * 2013 442,603 100.0 428,837 96.9 13,697 3.1 69 * Filipino 440,108 99.4 426,833 96.4 13,223 3.0 52 * Foreigner 2,467 0.6 1,993 0.5 473 0.1 1 * Not Stated 28 * 11 * 1 * 16 *

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BIRTH STATISTICS TOTAL REGISTERED LIVE BIRTHS The number of registered live births within a period of 10 years increased by 3,753 or 2.2 percent between 2004 (1,710,994) and 2014 (1,748.857). As shown in Figure 6 below, the reported births showed an erratic trend, although the fitted trend line shows an uptrend. The reported births between 2013 and

2014 seem to be going down, from 1,761,602 births in 2013 to 1,748,857 in 2014, a decrease of about 0.7 percent. On the average, there were 4,791 babies born daily in 2014 or about 200 babies born per hour, which is approximately three babies per minute.

More males (912,465 or 52.2%) were born than females (836,392 or 47.8%)

which resulted to a sex ratio of 109 males per 100 females (Figure 7).

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The difference between the place of birth by occurrence and place of birth by usual residence of the mother by region is shown in the last two columns of Table B1. Seven regions out of 17 reported positive differentials in the number of births by place of occurrence both for 2013 and 2014. These positive differentials may be indicative of expectant mothers giving birth outside of their usual place of residence due to better health care facilities and social services in the receiving region. The receiving regions are: (1) National Capital Region (NCR), (2) Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), (3) Region II (Cagayan Valley), (4) Region VII (Central Visayas), (5) Region X (Northern Mindanao), Region XI (Davao) and (7) Region XII (SOCCSKSARGEN).

On the other hand, regions with negative differentials in Table B1 indicated that there were more mothers that had given birth outside the region of their usual residence. Region IV-A reported the largest negative differential with a total of 32,673 births in a span of 2 years (Table B1). These are the extent of mothers giving birth outside their usual residence. Second in rank is ARMM with negative differential of 6,709 births and third is Region III with 4,347 births. The region of preference could be in neighbouring regions, e.g. NCR for those in Region IV-A, Region VII in the Visayas and Regions X, XI and XII, in Mindanao, where health facilities are available or in areas where the parents of expectant mothers or relatives reside.

Table B1. Number of Live Births by Place of Occurrence and Usual Residence of the Mother by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014

Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number PercentPhilippines 1,748,857 100.0 1,761,602 100.0 1,748,857 100.0 1,761,602 100.0 - -NCR 259,582 14.8 263,863 15.0 239,736 13.7 243,626 13.8 19,846 20,237 CAR 34,700 2.0 35,376 2.0 32,263 1.8 33,329 1.9 2,437 2,047 Region I 86,399 4.9 88,490 5.0 87,883 5.0 89,948 5.1 (1,484) (1,458) Region II 62,611 3.6 63,690 3.6 62,320 3.6 63,620 3.6 291 70 Region III 194,253 11.1 195,103 11.1 196,409 11.2 197,294 11.2 (2,156) (2,191) Region IV-A 241,296 13.8 243,955 13.8 257,461 14.7 260,463 14.8 (16,165) (16,508) Region IV-B 47,854 2.7 48,247 2.7 48,170 2.8 48,530 2.8 (316) (283) Region V 115,320 6.6 119,120 6.8 115,772 6.6 119,727 6.8 (452) (607) Region VI 118,817 6.8 123,606 7.0 119,231 6.8 123,987 7.0 (414) (381) Region VII 152,761 8.7 150,927 8.6 152,542 8.7 150,534 8.5 219 393 Region VIII 71,828 4.1 68,661 3.9 72,423 4.1 69,292 3.9 (595) (631) Region IX 59,190 3.4 57,068 3.2 60,729 3.5 58,106 3.3 (1,539) (1,038) Region X 88,493 5.1 90,231 5.1 86,143 4.9 87,676 5.0 2,350 2,555 Region XI 87,628 5.0 82,955 4.7 86,463 4.9 82,150 4.7 1,165 805 Region XII 77,625 4.4 81,983 4.7 76,119 4.4 80,983 4.6 1,506 1,000 Caraga 39,279 2.2 38,470 2.2 40,335 2.3 39,254 2.2 (1,056) (784) ARMM 11,221 0.6 9,857 0.6 14,783 0.8 13,004 0.7 (3,562) (3,147) Foreign Countries - - - - 75 0.0 79 0.0 - -Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division

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ATTENDANT AT BIRTH BY PLACE OF OCCURRENCE

Four out of five birth deliveries were attended by health professionals for the two-year period. It was worth noting that births attended by medical professionals increased from 85.1 percent in 2013 to

87.4 percent in 2014, while births attended by Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) or hilots decreased from 14.3 percent in 2013 down to 11.8 percent in 2014, see Table B2 below.

2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013Philippines 1,748,857 1,761,602 100.0 100.0 87.4 85.1 11.8 14.3 0.5 0.6 0.3 0.0NCR 259,582 263,863 100.0 100.0 95.2 94.5 4.6 5.3 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.0CAR 34,700 35,376 100.0 100.0 91.0 88.6 3.3 4.5 5.6 6.9 0.2 0.0Region I 86,399 88,490 100.0 100.0 94.5 93.5 4.3 5.9 0.4 0.6 0.8 0.0Region II 62,611 63,690 100.0 100.0 85.6 81.6 12.1 16.4 1.8 2.0 0.4 0.0Region III 194,253 195,103 100.0 100.0 93.1 92.0 6.5 7.8 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.0Region IV-A 241,296 243,955 100.0 100.0 85.6 82.8 14.0 16.7 0.3 0.5 0.1 0.0Region IV-B 47,854 48,247 100.0 100.0 75.0 69.2 23.3 29.8 1.1 0.9 0.6 0.0Region V 115,320 119,120 100.0 100.0 79.8 77.0 19.6 22.7 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.0Region VI 118,817 123,606 100.0 100.0 86.6 85.4 12.6 14.0 0.4 0.5 0.4 0.1Region VII 152,761 150,927 100.0 100.0 90.9 89.8 8.1 9.5 0.7 0.7 0.3 0.0Region VIII 71,828 68,661 100.0 100.0 87.1 82.5 12.5 17.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.0Region IX 59,190 57,068 100.0 100.0 84.1 78.3 15.0 20.9 0.6 0.8 0.3 0.1Region X 88,493 90,231 100.0 100.0 82.0 78.3 17.4 21.5 0.2 0.2 0.4 0.0Region XI 87,628 82,955 100.0 100.0 85.6 82.0 13.8 17.5 0.5 0.5 0.1 0.0Region XII 77,625 81,983 100.0 100.0 79.0 74.8 19.6 24.3 1.1 0.8 0.3 0.1Caraga 39,279 38,470 100.0 100.0 83.6 81.2 15.9 18.6 0.2 0.2 0.4 0.0ARMM 11,221 9,857 100.0 100.0 38.8 32.7 59.0 66.4 1.9 0.8 0.2 0.2Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division

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Table B2. Percent Distribution of Births by Place of Occurrence by Attendant at Birth, by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014

The number of births by place of occurrence had decreased in number in many regions, proportionally, however, all regions showed an increasing trend on births attended by health professionals. This is indicative of improving health services in terms of maternal and child health care. Among regions, NCR showed the highest proportion of births attended by health professionals, wherein for every 100 births that occurred, 95 of them or nine out of ten were attended to by health professionals.

Region I, Region III, CAR, and Region VII also showed high proportions of births that were medically attended with 9 out of 10 births reported to have been attended by health professionals. Among regions that have very low proportion of medically attended births, only ARMM had one-third of births that occurred in its area was medically attended in 2013 (32.7%) but this proportion had improved to 38.8 percent in 2014 (Table B2). This increase had resulted to the decrease in the number of births attended by traditional attendants from 66.4 percent in 2013 to 59.0 percent in 2014.

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BIRTHS BY AGE GROUP OF MOTHER As shown in Table B3 below, the modal age group of childbearing both in 2013 and 2014 was at 20-24 years old. Three in ten babies born in 2013-2014 belong to mothers with this age group. It can also be noted that there was an increase in the number of births attributed to teenage mothers aged 19 years old and below, from 209,582 in 2013 to 209,872 in 2014. The government maternal health care and services should provide programs

on the welfare of this age group, less than 19 years old, on how to delay the start of childbearing because it is more likely that complications experienced during pregnancy and labor of mother may result to higher morbidity and mortality both to mother and child. The danger of pregnancy is also true for women aged 50 years old and over because of complications not only to the mother but also to the child.

Number Percent Number Percent

Total 1,748,857 100.0 1,761,602 100.0Under 15 1,877 0.1 1,629 0.115-19 207,995 11.9 207,953 11.820-24 506,451 29.0 507,653 28.825-29 436,091 24.9 438,563 24.930-34 331,745 19.0 339,253 19.335-39 191,321 10.9 190,067 10.840-44 63,071 3.6 66,059 3.745-49 6,532 0.4 6,704 0.450 and over 392 0.0 458 0.0Not Stated 3,382 0.2 3,263 0.2Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division

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Table B3. Number and Percent Distribution of Births by Age Group of Mother, Philippines: 2013-2014

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Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number PercentTotal 616,153 100.0 199,617 32.4 416,536 67.6 627,121 100.0 213,539 34.1 412,385 65.8

Under 15 1,863 0.3 90 0.0 1,773 0.3 1,602 0.3 91 0.0 1,533 0.215 6,207 1.0 221 0.1 5,986 1.0 6,121 1.0 292 0.0 5,917 0.916 18,062 2.9 615 0.3 17,447 2.8 17,115 2.7 625 0.1 16,694 2.717 34,746 5.6 1,142 0.6 33,604 5.5 34,055 5.4 1,328 0.2 33,111 5.318 51,858 8.4 6,895 3.5 44,963 7.3 52,495 8.4 7,894 1.3 45,105 7.219 61,523 10.0 12,613 6.3 48,910 7.9 62,491 10.0 14,703 2.3 48,320 7.7

20-24 252,879 41.0 75,909 38.0 176,970 28.7 256,496 40.9 82,226 13.1 175,143 27.925-29 115,437 18.7 57,963 29.0 57,474 9.3 118,558 18.9 60,662 9.7 56,840 9.130-34 50,683 8.2 30,830 15.4 19,853 3.2 53,779 8.6 32,254 5.1 20,142 3.235-39 17,139 2.8 10,033 5.0 7,106 1.2 17,972 2.9 10,063 1.6 6,993 1.140-44 4064 0.7 2,420 1.2 1,644 0.3 4,739 0.8 2,551 0.4 1,788 0.345-49 657 0.1 435 0.2 222 0.0 700 0.1 415 0.1 236 0.0

50 and over 59 0.0 38 0.0 21 0.0 86 0.0 56 0.0 27 0.0Not Stated 976 0.2 413 0.2 563 0.1 912 0.1 379 0.1 536 0.1

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Total number of births by first birth order

Table B4. Number and Percent Distribution of Live Births by Age Group of Mother, Legitimacy Status and First Birth Order, Philippines: 2013-201420132014

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DEATH STATISTICS DEATHS BY USUAL RESIDENCE

Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number PercentPhilippines 536,999 100.0 531,280 100.0 536,999 100.0 531,280 100.0 NCR 81,972 15.3 80,803 15.2 72,235 13.5 71,050 13.4 CAR 7,861 1.5 7,524 1.4 7,654 1.4 7,349 1.4 Region I 33,599 6.3 32,633 6.1 34,060 6.3 32,983 6.2 Region II 19,173 3.6 19,205 3.6 19,298 3.6 19,374 3.6 Region III 60,780 11.3 58,870 11.1 62,297 11.6 60,409 11.4 Region IV-A 72,226 13.4 69,606 13.1 78,326 14.6 75,743 14.3 Region IV-B 13,993 2.6 13,584 2.6 14,288 2.7 13,907 2.6 Region V 34,828 6.5 33,275 6.3 35,253 6.6 33,751 6.4 Region VI 49,190 9.2 48,746 9.2 49,460 9.2 48,990 9.2 Region VII 44,615 8.3 43,849 8.3 44,358 8.3 43,500 8.2 Region VIII 21,580 4.0 25,411 4.8 21,927 4.1 25,689 4.8 Region IX 14,769 2.8 15,109 2.8 15,105 2.8 15,469 2.9 Region X 22,679 4.2 23,091 4.3 22,504 4.2 22,845 4.3 Region XI 26,527 4.9 26,470 5.0 25,782 4.8 25,895 4.9 Region XII 19,033 3.5 19,916 3.7 19,101 3.6 19,965 3.8 Caraga 12,831 2.4 12,055 2.3 13,415 2.5 12,535 2.4 ARMM 1,343 0.3 1,133 0.2 1,634 0.3 1,484 0.3 Foreign Country - - - - 302 0.1 342 0.1 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division

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Table D1. Number and Percent Distribution of Deaths by Place of Occurrence and Place of Usual Residence of the Deceased by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014

Region Place of Occurrence Usual Residence

For the past 10 years (2004-2014), the number of deaths in the Philippines increased continuously. In 2014, a total of 536,999 deaths were recorded with an increase of 0.9 percent from 2013. The highest percentage of increase in the span of 10 years was seen in 2008 with 4.4 percent. On the other hand, the lowest increase was recorded in 2007 with 0.2 percent only.

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(13.5%) and Region III with 62,297 (11.6%), which ranked second and third, respectively. On the other hand, the lowest number of registered deaths was recorded in ARMM with 1,634 deaths (0.3%). More than half of the total deaths were males which accounted for 57.3 percent.

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Out of the 17 regions in the country, 12 regions had greater number of registered deaths on the usual residence of the deceased than by place of occurrence. Only five (5) regions had higher number of registered deaths by place of occurrence than usual residence. The NCR had the highest registration which could be an indicative of better

hospital/health facilities in this region among other regions. Regions with negative differences in Table D2 indicated that there were more deaths outside the region of usual residence of the deceased. On the other hand, Region IVA had the largest negative difference.(See Table 8)

Total

2014 2013 2013-2014NCR 9,737 9,753 19,490 CAR 207 175 382 Region I (461) (350) (811) Region II (125) (169) (294) Region III (1,517) (1,539) (3,056) Region IV-A (6,100) (6,137) (12,237) Region IV-B (295) (323) (618) Region V (425) (476) (901) Region VI (270) (244) (514) Region VII 257 349 606 Region VIII (347) (278) (625) Region IX (336) (360) (696) Region X 175 246 421 Region XI 745 575 1,320 Region XII (68) (49) (117) Caraga (584) (480) (1,064) ARMM (291) (351) (642) Foreign Country (302) (342) (644) Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division

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Table D2. Differentials in the Number of Deaths by Usual Residence of the Deceased and Place of Occurrence, Philippines: 2013-2014

INFANT DEATHS

Registered infant deaths showed a slight decrease from 21,992 in 2013 to 21,108 in 2014. It was noted that there were more male infants than female infants dying with sex ratio of 137 male infants per 100 female infants dying in 2013, and 138 male infants per 100 female infants dying in 2014.

Figure 11. Number of Infant Deaths, Philippines: 2013-2014

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The top three regions in terms of high proportion of registered infant deaths were NCR, Region IV-A and Region III, and these were the only regions that contributed 10 percent or more of the total infant deaths in the country (Table

9). On the other hand, ARMM had the lowest number of registered infant deaths in the country all throughout the five-year period and the only region that contributed less than one percent share of the proportion of infant deaths.

Number Percent Number Percent

Philippines 21,992 100.0 21,108 100.0 (4.0)NCR 4,430 20.1 4,221 20.0 (4.7)CAR 302 1.4 294 1.4 (2.6)Region I 1,299 5.9 1,185 5.6 (8.8)Region II 659 3.0 654 3.1 (0.8)Region III 2,182 9.9 2,143 10.2 (1.8)Region IV-A 3,771 17.1 3,726 17.7 (1.2)Region IV-B 678 3.1 613 2.9 (9.6)Region V 1,509 6.9 1,463 6.9 (3.0)Region VI 1,496 6.8 1,346 6.4 (10.0)Region VII 1,794 8.2 1,556 7.4 (13.3)Region VIII 759 3.5 641 3.0 (15.5)Region IX 514 2.3 539 2.6 4.9Region X 777 3.5 759 3.6 (2.3)Region XI 883 4.0 889 4.2 0.7Region XII 556 2.5 635 3.0 14.2Caraga 339 1.5 349 1.7 2.9ARMM 42 0.2 94 0.4 123.8Foreign Country 2 0.0 1 0.0 (50.0)Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division

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Table D3. Number, Percent and Percent Change of Infant Deaths by Usual Residence of the Mother by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014

MATERNAL DEATHS Maternal deaths are deaths that occur to women while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of their pregnancy, irrespective of the duration and the site of the pregnancy, from any cause related to or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management, but not from accidental or incidental causes. A total of 1,570 maternal deaths were recorded in the country in 2014, a decrease of about 48 maternal deaths from the 2013 record of 1,522.

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Region IV-A, followed by NCR and third in rank was Region VII.

Number Percent Number PercentPhilippines 1,570 100.0 1,522 100.0NCR 205 13.1 218 14.3CAR 17 1.1 21 1.4Region I 56 3.6 52 3.4Region II 40 2.5 49 3.2Region III 128 8.2 107 7.0Region IV-A 243 15.5 228 15.0Region IV-B 53 3.4 34 2.2Region V 132 8.4 123 8.1Region VI 99 6.3 124 8.1Region VII 169 10.8 150 9.9Region VIII 86 5.5 76 5.0Region IX 52 3.3 57 3.7Region X 76 4.8 81 5.3Region XI 109 6.9 79 5.2Region XII 54 3.4 60 3.9Caraga 41 2.6 58 3.8ARMM 10 0.6 5 0.3Foreign Country - - - 0.0Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division

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Table D4. Number and Percent Distribution of Maternal Deaths by Usual Residence of Mother by Region, Philippines: 2013-2014

CAUSES OF DEATHS On the average, the ten leading causes of deaths are responsible for 71.3 percent of the total deaths in the Philippines from 2013 to 2014. Ischaemic heart diseases remained on top for two consecutive years. It was followed by malignant neoplasm, pneumonia and cerebrovascular diseases which ranked second, third and fourth in 2014, respectively. These were randomly arranged in 2013.

Hypertensive diseases and other heart diseases were on the fifth and sixth spots. The rank order of the seventh to tenth leading causes of deaths among Filipinos remained unchanged from 2013 to 2014. Among the ten leading causes of deaths in 2013-2014, more than half (53%) of the total deaths in the country were due to non-communicable diseases.

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Table D5. Ten Leading Causes of Deaths, All Ages, Philippines: 2013-2014

2014 2013

Rank Cause of Death Percent Cause of Death Percent

All causes All causes 536,999 100.0 531,280 100.0

1 Ischaemic heart diseases Ischaemic heart diseases 63,842 11.9 65,378 12.3

2 Malignant Neoplasm Cerebrosvascular diseases 54,277 10.1 54,578 10.3

3 Pneumonia Malignant Neoplasm 52,460 9.8 53,601 10.1

4 Cerebrosvascular diseases Pneumonia 51,283 9.5 53,101 10.0

5 Hypertensive diseases Other heart diseases 33,940 6.3 33,027 6.2

6 Other heart diseases Hypertensive diseases 33,227 6.2 29,067 5.5

7 Diabetes Mellitus Diabetes Mellitus 30,654 5.7 27,064 5.1

8 Chronic lower respiratory

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9 Respiratory tuberculosis Respiratory tuberculosis 22,600 4.2 22,013 4.1

10 Remainder of diseases of the genitourinary system

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16,791 3.1 16,785 3.2 All other causes All other causes 153,843 28.6 152,799 28.8

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Vital Statistics Division Note: Classification of Diseases are based on Mortality Tabulation List 1 of International Classification of Diseases (ICD),

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Statistical Tables

Table 1. Marriages by Place of Occurrence, by Region, Province and City/Municipality, Philippines: 2013-2014

PHILIPPINES 442,603 429,723

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 57,121 60,238 Manila 11,678 13,070 City of Mandaluyong 1,220 1,271 City of Marikina 1,786 1,879 City of Pasig 2,192 2,235 Quezon City 14,489 16,414 City San Juan 1,284 723 Caloocan City 7,203 7,222 City Malabon 590 605 City of Navotas 533 509 City of Valenzuela 2,123 1,981 City of Las Pias 2,398 2,578 City of Makati 2,299 2,356 City of Muntinlupa 1,942 1,999 City of Paraaque 1,960 2,318 Pasay City 3,593 3,194 Pateros 260 230 City of Taguig 1,571 1,654

CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION 9,817 9,377 ABRA 1,247 1,258

Bangued 237 224 Boliney 13 13 Bucay 98 63 Bucloc 17 7 Daguioman 8 10 Danglas 10 9 Dolores 29 64 La Paz 105 64 Lacub 13 40 Lagangilang 61 107 Lagayan 16 8 Langiden 22 8 Licuan-Baay (Licuan) 36 19 Luba 30 34 Malibcong 28 29 Manabo 65 101 Pearrubia 43 41 Pidigan 110 76 Pilar 55 98 Sallapadan 30 22 San Isidro 14 20 San Juan 41 56 San Quintin 28 24 Tayum 56 52 Tineg 4 5 Tubo 36 39 Villaviciosa 42 25

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APAYAO 641 468 Calanasan (Bayag) 33 34 Conner 129 103 Flora 114 84 Kabugao 33 21 Luna 149 117 Pudtol 111 70 Santa Marcela 72 39

BENGUET 4,500 4,419 Atok 102 117 Baguio City 1,551 1,627 Bakun 88 98 Bokod 78 74 Buguias 280 294 Itogon 387 294 Kabayan 57 73 Kapangan 111 108 Kibungan 96 92 La Trinidad 821 760 Mankayan 285 214 Sablan 67 73 Tuba 410 402 Tublay 167 193

IFUGAO 1,212 1,155 Banaue 102 119 Hungduan 57 29 Kiangan 103 79 Lagawe 85 84 Lamut 176 215 Mayoyao 76 63 Alfonso Lista (Potia) 212 220 Aguinaldo 139 137 Hingyon 56 38 Tinoc 106 101 Asipulo 100 70

KALINGA 1,315 1,198 Balbalan 52 28 Lubuagan 82 99 Pasil 56 43 Pinukpuk 145 106 Rizal (Liwan) 128 119 City of Tabuk 636 594 Tanudan 81 77 Tinglayan 135 132

MOUNTAIN PROVINCE 902 879 Barlig 17 30 Bauko 187 166 Besao 43 44

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Bontoc 151 140 Natonin 58 52 Paracelis 182 201 Sabangan 52 56 Sadanga 37 39 Sagada 71 70 Tadian 104 81

REGION I - ILOCOS REGION 27,395 26,155 ILOCOS NORTE 3,239 3,159

Adams 14 9 Bacarra 185 156 Badoc 237 185 Bangui 80 60 City of Batac 311 287 Burgos 55 55 Carasi 11 6 Currimao 59 67 Dingras 198 196 Dumalneg 2 9 Banna (Espiritu) 100 86 Laoag City 634 573 Marcos 125 98 Nueva Era 48 43 Pagudpud 103 105 Paoay 165 214 Pasuquin 117 172 Piddig 94 124 Pinili 79 69 San Nicolas 227 220 Sarrat 137 164 Solsona 122 95 Vintar 136 166

ILOCOS SUR 3,997 3,650 Alilem 62 53 Banayoyo 40 49 Bantay 222 197 Burgos 88 58 Cabugao 259 215 City of Candon 232 257 Caoayan 137 122 Cervantes 94 105 Galimuyod 63 61 Gregorio Del Pilar (Concepcion) 32 29 Lidlidda 34 30 Magsingal 191 161 Nagbukel 66 34 Narvacan 235 211

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Quirino (Angkaki) 70 58 Salcedo (Baugen) 62 52 San Emilio 36 45 San Esteban 45 41 San Ildefonso 45 52 San Juan (Lapog) 159 194 San Vicente 102 61 Santa 87 66 Santa Catalina 99 96 Santa Cruz 219 181 Santa Lucia 142 149 Santa Maria 146 140 Santiago 74 75 Santo Domingo 137 159 Sigay 23 13 Sinait 188 108 Sugpon 26 32 Suyo 86 86 Tagudin 199 181 City of Vigan 297 279

LA UNION 3,735 3,633 Agoo 190 252 Aringay 219 196 Bacnotan 220 172 Bagulin 101 89 Balaoan 159 196 Bangar 120 140 Bauang 369 373 Burgos 55 54 Caba 104 101 Luna 173 184 Naguilian 257 222 Pugo 110 92 Rosario 269 235 City of San Fernando 551 591 San Gabriel 145 135 San Juan 182 188 Santo Tomas 160 119 Santol 76 75 Sudipen 102 81 Tubao 173 138

PANGASINAN 16,424 15,713 Agno 133 132 Aguilar 198 171 City of Alaminos 416 494 Alcala 201 211

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Anda 204 183 Asingan 285 329 Balungao 109 147 Bani 200 198 Basista 226 236 Bautista 157 322 Bayambang 837 683 Binalonan 283 258 Binmaley 400 445 Bolinao 338 338 Bugallon 306 299 Burgos 82 89 Calasiao 658 594 Dagupan City 1,433 1,375 Dasol 170 158 Infanta 123 97 Labrador 142 150 Lingayen 576 577 Mabini 133 114 Malasiqui 899 777 Manaoag 418 343 Mangaldan 591 424 Mangatarem 327 342 Mapandan 204 193 Natividad 116 100 Pozzorubio 304 315 Rosales 313 355 San Carlos City 1,217 1,017 San Fabian 621 413 San Jacinto 167 162 San Manuel 215 226 San Nicolas 228 230 San Quintin 169 119 Santa Barbara 371 329 Santa Maria 148 147 Santo Tomas 49 101 Sison 280 227 Sual 184 115 Tayug 227 239 Umingan 385 379 Urbiztondo 342 453 City of Urdaneta 699 712 Villasis 231 272 Laoac 109 123

REGION II - CAGAYAN VALLEY 22,168 21,117 BATANES 59 38

Basco 15 25 Itbayat 17 1 Ivana 12 2

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Mahatao 6 5 Sabtang 5 5 Uyugan 4 -

CAGAYAN 7,531 6,766 Abulug 152 140 Alcala 227 215 Allacapan 223 197 Amulung 352 278 Aparri 251 535 Baggao 506 467 Ballesteros 201 148 Buguey 189 146 Calayan 34 108 Camalaniugan 117 126 Claveria 151 113 Enrile 260 182 Gattaran 347 245 Gonzaga 240 160 Iguig 188 199 Lal-Lo 284 201 Lasam 190 196 Pamplona 119 77 Peablanca 553 357 Piat 235 211 Rizal 84 58 Sanchez-Mira 181 185 Santa Ana 273 217 Santa Praxedes 17 9 Santa Teresita 130 84 Santo Nio (Faire) 144 134 Solana 516 440 Tuao 384 433 Tuguegarao City 983 905

ISABELA 10,419 10,289 Alicia 400 382 Angadanan 363 306 Aurora 168 204 Benito Soliven 199 198 Burgos 179 150 Cabagan 392 355 Cabatuan 248 238 City of Cauayan 663 788 Cordon 312 275 Dinapigue 66 56 Divilacan 15 71 Echague 526 414 Gamu 240 222 Ilagan 941 1,054

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Jones 250 212 Luna 163 129 Maconacon 14 8 Delfin Albano (Magsaysay) 173 143 Mallig 217 216 Naguilian 179 192 Palanan 48 268 Quezon 177 191 Quirino 172 189 Ramon 367 369 Reina Mercedes 173 142 Roxas 429 434 San Agustin 146 125 San Guillermo 124 139 San Isidro 147 110 San Manuel 223 219 San Mariano 333 309 San Mateo 409 462 San Pablo 166 158 Santa Maria 173 156 City of Santiago 825 745 Santo Tomas 224 186 Tumauini 575 474

NUEVA VIZCAYA 2,873 2,905 Ambaguio 102 118 Aritao 231 263 Bagabag 189 156 Bambang 345 353 Bayombong 427 421 Diadi 107 100 Dupax Del Norte 170 204 Dupax Del Sur 101 108 Kasibu 317 264 Kayapa 160 187 Quezon 121 122 Santa Fe 126 112 Solano 309 332 Villaverde 113 120 Alfonso Castaneda 55 45

QUIRINO 1,286 1,119 Aglipay 220 130 Cabarroguis 270 232 Diffun 265 298 Maddela 259 229 Saguday 112 90 Nagtipunan 160 140

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REGION III - CENTRAL LUZON 52,786 51,408 BATAAN 3,326 3,316

Abucay 172 165 Bagac 128 138 City of Balanga 468 511 Dinalupihan 376 438 Hermosa 241 240 Limay 364 311 Mariveles 374 424 Morong 125 99 Orani 426 375 Orion 304 270 Pilar 187 190 Samal 161 155

BULACAN 12,995 12,767 Angat 381 263 Balagtas (Bigaa) 354 237 Baliuag 876 678 Bocaue 340 224 Bulacan 221 207 Bustos 254 252 Calumpit 394 368 Guiguinto 505 413 Hagonoy 506 507 City of Malolos 1,113 1,107 Marilao 658 671 City of Meycauayan 905 876 Norzagaray 259 553 Obando 205 219 Pandi 269 245 Paombong 201 154 Plaridel 517 462 Pulilan 416 484 San Ildefonso 589 566 City of San Jose Del Monte 1,937 2,147 San Miguel 714 724 San Rafael 397 361 Santa Maria 925 949 Doa Remedios Trinidad 59 100

NUEVA ECIJA 11,539 10,568 Aliaga 406 378 Bongabon 374 311 Cabanatuan City 1,679 1,568 Cabiao 366 376 Carranglan 205 162 Cuyapo 249 255 Gabaldon 214 166 City of Gapan 554 515

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General Mamerto Natividad 297 186 General Tinio (Papaya) 211 195 Guimba 822 740 Jaen 353 308 Laur 210 164 Licab 164 150 Llanera 214 296 Lupao 190 177 Science City of Muoz 608 399 Nampicuan 64 49 Palayan City 271 206 Pantabangan 108 113 Pearanda 154 117 Quezon 161 186 Rizal 470 394 San Antonio 317 310 San Isidro 285 223 San Jose City 647 680 San Leonardo 278 251 Santa Rosa 395

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