Fourth Quarter and Annual Regional Economic
FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL
REGIONAL ECONOMIC SITUATIONER FOR REGION X
2013 - 2014
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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LIST OF TABLES
Table 1. Palay Production (in Metric Tons), Area Harvested and Yield per Hectare by Province
Table 2. Palay Production (in Metric Tons), Area Harvested and Yield per Hectare by Province
Annual (January – December): 2013 and 2014* Northern Mindanao ......................... 27
Table 3. Average Farm Gate Price, Volume and Value of Production of Palay and Corn
Table 4. Average Farm Gate Price, Volume and Value of Production of Palay and Corn
Table 5. Net Rice Sufficiency Level Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ......... 29
Table 6. Net Rice Sufficiency Level Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ..................... 29
Table 7. Palay and Rice Beginning Inventory (in bags of 50 kg) by Province
December 1, 2013 vs. December 1, 2014 Northern Mindanao ................................... 30
Table 8. Corn Production, Area Harvested and Yield per Hectare by Province
Table 9. Corn Production, Area Harvested and Yield per Hectare by Province
Annual (January – December): 2013 and 2014* Northern Mindanao .......................... 32
Table 10. Net Corn Sufficiency by Province Fourth Quarter 2014 Northern Mindanao .............. 33
Table 11. Net Corn Sufficiency by Province January - December 2014 Northern Mindanao ..... 33
Table 12. Nut Production (Number) by Province
Table 13. Nut Production (Number) by Province Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao .. 34
Table 14. Copra Production (in Metric Tons) by Province
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ................................ 34
Table 15. Green Nut Production (Quantity of Nuts) by Province
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ............................... 35
Table 16. Volume and Value of Coconut Export Commodities by Province
Table 17. Volume and Value of Coconut Export Commodities by Province
Table 18. Farmgate and Millgate Prices of Copra (PhP) by Province
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ................................ 37
Table 19. Implementation of Republic Act 8048 (Coconut Preservation Act of 1995) by Province
Table 20. Implementation of Republic Act 8048 (Coconut Preservation Act of 1995) by Province
Table 21. Volume of Production of Major Crops (in Metric Tons)
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ................................ 38
Table 22. Average Farmgate Price of Selected Commodities (PhP/kg)
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ................................ 39
Table 23. Average Farm Gate Price, Volume and Value of Production of Selected Commodities
Table 24. Average Farm Gate Price, Volume and Value of Production of Selected Commodities
Table 25. Livestock and Poultry Production Volume (Metric Tons, Live Weight)
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ................................ 42
Table 26. Livestock and Poultry Inventory (Number of Heads)-
Table 27. Fish Production (Metric Tons, Live Weight)
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ............................... 42
Table 28. Forest Products Net Volume (Cubic Meters) by Type and by Province
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Table 29. Forest Products Net Volume (Cubic Meters) by Type and by Province
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Table 30. Volume and Value of Export of Wood Products
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Table 31. Volume and Value of Export of Wood Products
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Table 32. DTI-Monitored Investments (Million PhP) by Province
Table 33. DTI-Monitored Investments (Million PhP) by Province
Table 34. DTI-Monitored Investments (Million PhP) by Sector
Table 35. DTI-Monitored Investments (Million PhP) by Sector
Table 36. SEC-Registered Investments by Province
Table 37. SEC-Registered Investments by Province
Table 38. Number of Registered Cooperatives, Membership and Capitalization by Province
Table 39. Accumulated Number of Registered Cooperatives, Membership and Capitalization by
Province As of Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao .......................... 47
Table 40. Export Performance by Province
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Table 41. Export Performance by Province Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao .......... 51
Table 42. Export Performance by Sector Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao . 52
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Table 44. Top 10 Export Commodities Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao
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Table 45. Top 10 Export Commodities Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao .................. 53
Table 46. Labor Force and Employment Status October 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao... 54
Table 47. Number of Employed Persons (in Thousands) by Industry Group
Table 50. Tax Collection (PhP) by Type and by Revenue District
Table 51. Tax Collection (PhP) by Type and by Revenue District
Table 52. Customs Collection by Port and by Month (Million Pesos)
Table 53. Customs Collection by Port (Million Pesos)
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ................................ 59
Table 54. Telephone Landlines As of Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ...... 59
Table 55. Comparative Data on Public Calling Offices As of Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014
Table 56. Number of Mobile Phone Cell Sites by Major Sector Provider
As of Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ......................................... 60
Table 57. Commercial Air Traffic Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014
Table 58. Commercial Air Traffic Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014
Table 59. Commercial Air Traffic Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014
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Table 60. Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Traffic of Base Ports by Port Management Office
(PMO) Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ....................................... 62
Table 61. Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Traffic of Base Ports by Port Management Office
(PMO) Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao .................................................. 63
Table 62. Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Traffic of Private Ports by PMO
Table 63. Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Traffic of Private Ports by PMO
Table 64. Container Traffic (in TEUs) by PMO Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014
Table 65. Container Traffice (in TEUs) by PMO Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao .. 66
Table 66. Ship Calls and Container Traffic Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014
Mindanao Container Terminal, Port of PHIVIDEC, Northern Mindanao ...................... 67
Table 67. Ship Calls and Cargo Traffic Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014
Other PHIVIDEC Industrial Administration Regulated Ports, Northern Mindanao ....... 67
Table 68. Motor Vehicles Registered by Classification and Mode of Registration
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ............................... 68
Table 69. Land Transportation Office Frontline Services
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ............................... 68
Table 70. Status of Electrification As of Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao... 69
Table 71. Actual Energy Sales by Province Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014
Table 72. Actual Energy Sales by Province Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ......... 69
Table 73. Installed and Dependable Capacity of Power Plants in the Mindanao Grid
Table 74. Status of Irrigation Development As of December 2013 and 2014
Table 75. Crime Statistics Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014 Northern Mindanao ..... 71
Table 76. Crime Statistics by Province / Highly Urbanized City
Table 77. Crime Statistics by Province / Highly Urbanized City
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REGIONAL ECONOMIC SITUATIONER
REGION X (NORTHERN MINDANAO)
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Quarter and Annual of 2014
I.AGRICULTURE
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M AJOR C ROPS
1.Palay
Production and Yield
Palay production reached 207,487 metric tons during the fourth quarter of 2014, down by 1.07 percent over the past year's fourth quarter level. Major output gains were recorded inLanao del Norte (+15 percent) largely due to movement of planting to June and July as a result of the cutting off of irrigation system in April and May. Additional areas were also planted in Lanao del Norte due to sufficient rainfall.
Palay yield went down by 0.83 and 0.74 percent in irrigated and rainfed areas, respectively. The negative yield in Bukidnon in irrigated areas was due to strong
winds which adversely affected some production areasValencia City. ( Table 1 )
The whole year production grew by 5.76 percent, reaching 713,764 metric tons in
2014 from 674,903 metric tons in 2013. Production levels in most provinces grew during the year led by Misamis Occidental and Bukidnon.
Annual average yield increased by 4.15 percent in irrigated areas and 1.59 percent in rainfed areas. Bukidnon posted the highest yield in irrigated palay at 5.40 metric tons per hectare, followed by Lanao del Norte at 3.40 metric tons per hectare. On the average, palay yield in irrigated areas improved to 4.42 metric tons/hectare from 4.26
metric tons/hectare in the previous year. ( Table 2 )
Value of Production
The 9.97 percent increase in farm gate price was enough to offsetthe 1.07 percent reduction in production in the fourth quarter of 2014. Consequently, the value of
production increased by 8.79 percent to PhP3.959 billion. ( Table 3 )
For the whole year, the total value of production increased by 21.47 percent as a result of a 14.85 percent average increase in farmgate price and a 5.76 percent
increase in production. ( Table 4 )
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Rice Sufficiency Level
The fourth quarter production did not fully met the regional total consumption requirement as the region achieved a rice sufficiency of 88 percent for the quarter.
For the whole year, rice sufficiency was estimated at 76 percent, three percentage
points higher than in 2013. ( Table 5 and Table 6 )
Palay/Rice Inventory
The region's rice inventory as of December 1, 2014 reached 2.537 million bags, estimated to sustain the region for 94 days with its daily rice consumption requirement of around 26,860 bags. The National Food Authority held 24percent share of the total stocks while commercial and household stocks contributed 37and 39 percent shares,
2. Corn
Production and Yield
A 43 percent increase posted by white corn pushed the total corn production to
364,333 metric tons in the fourth quarter of 2014, 3.38 percent higher than in the same period of the previous year. Bukidnon, which accounts for 67 percent of the region’s total corn production, recorded a 1.12 percent increase. The increase in area for both white and yellow corn in most provinces, especially in Bukidnon and
Misamis Oriental, also contributed much to the overall production increase. ( Table 8 ).
The whole year corn production was slightly higherby 0.97 percent than last year’s figure. Yellow corn, which constituted more than 66 percent of the total annual corn
production, decreased by 4.08 percent. ( Table 9 )
Value of Production
White corn performed well both in the fourth quarter and whole year of 2014 in terms of production, resulting to27 and 13 percent increase in estimated value, respectively.
Yellow corn, on the other hand, suffered a 1.93 percent drop in value in the fourth quarter due to a corresponding 10.37 percent drop in production volume. However, with its 12.4 percent increase in the average farm gate price during the entire year,
value of yellow corn rose to Php9.742 billion. ( Table 3 and Table 4 )
Corn Sufficiency Level
The combined white and yellow corn sufficiency for food and other uses reached 89.7 percent and 74.8 percent in the fourth quarter and whole year of 2014, respectively.
Bukidnon, which produced around 67 percent of total regional corn production in
2014, also had the highest (72 percent) total usage. Lanao del Norte, the second highest corn producer (18 percent share), only had eight percent share of corn usage registering a surplus of 76,514 kilograms for the whole year or a 153 percent
sufficiency. Bukidnon and the rest of the provinces registered deficits. ( Table 10 and
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3. Coconut
Nut Production
Nut production in the fourth quarter of 2014 minimally exceeded by 0.79 percent the production level in the same period of 2013. All provinces registered growths in the fourth quarter with the highest percentage increases recorded in Bukidnon and
Camiguin. Good rainfall complemented this production gains. ( Table 12 )
For the whole year, nut production grew by 1.18 percent compared to the last year’s level. Except for Camiguin, the rest of the provinces experienced growths led by
Bukidnon with its 2.42 percent increase and followed by Misamis Occidental which
grew by 1.86 percent. ( Table 13 )
Copra Production
Copra production in the fourth quarter of this year was 1.2 percent lower than the last year’s fourth quarter level. Smaller nuts were harvested during the quarter as manifested in the derived conversion factor of 4.20 nuts to a kilogram of copra as compared to the conversion factor of 4.11 in the same period of the previous year.
For the annual performance, copra production showed very minimal increase (0.03 percent) from 438,719 metric tons in 2013 to 438,852 metric tons in 2014.
Green Nut Production
A favorable 9 percent increase was noted in green nut production during the fourth quarter of 2014 reaching 1,024,494 nuts. Some farmers, most specifically, in Lanao del Norte, opted to harvest young nuts due to higher price offered by assemblers for buko processors (processing of meat to some delicacies) and high demand for buko juice.
The 2014 annual green nut production was 15 percent higher than that of the preceding year. Misamis Occidental led the growth registering almost 42 percent increase. Misamis Oriental, which produced more than half of the total green nut
production in both years, experienced a 10 percent growth. ( Table 15 )
Copra prices
The average farm and mill gate prices of copra during the fourth quarter went up by
1.7 and 2.6 percent, respectively.
Although farm gate price of copra fluctuated during the year from its highest at P35.18 per kg in March 2014 to its lowest at P23.66 per kg during the month of October 2014, still it managed to grow tremendously by 58 percent. Meanwhile, a double-digit
increase was likewise noted in mill gate price at 50 percent. ( Table 18 )
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Coconut Export Commodities: Volume and Value
A notable improvement in the export performance of coconut products/by-products can be gleaned in the fourth quarter of 2014 as the volume of exports and its
corresponding sales rose by 46 and 79 percent, respectively. ( Table 16 )
Although there was a slight decrease in the volume of exports during the year, but in terms of value, export sales went up by 38 percent grossing at US$564.543 million.
Except coconut water and copra cake/meal the rest of the commodities posted remarkable increases in export sales led by reduced fat coconut, desiccated coconut,
and coconut milk powder. ( Table 17 )
Implementation of Republic Act 8048
A total of 3,797 senile and/or economically unproductive coconut trees were cut legally during the fourth quarter, down by 80 percent from the previous year’s level.
The whole year figure was 7,936 trees cut, 66 percent lower than in that of the past year.
The highest number of trees cut was noted in Misamis Oriental, followed by Lanao del
Norte. ( Table 19 and Table 20 )
4. Major Crops: Vegetables, Rootcrops, Fuits and Industrial Crops
Production
Favorable increases were noted both in the fourth quarter and annual production of major crops, up by 7 and 4 percent, respectively.
Abaca registered increases by 6.28 percent in the fourth quarter and 28.73 percent in the whole year . Volume of palm fruit production was 38,620 MT in 2014, compared to
only 35,180 MT in 2013. ( Table 21 ).
Value
Prices for sugarcane (which accounts for more than one-half of total volume of production of selected commodities monitored) were not available for the two years’ fourth quarters and for annual average 2014. A partial summary value of production of selected crops (that excludes sugarcane and some other industrial crops), nevertheless shows a minimal 3.84 percent and 3.44 percent increase in the fourth
quarter and for the whole year, respectively. ( Table 22 )
Prices of pineapple and banana were favorable, consequentlyincreasing the value of production of the said commodities by 4.11 and 3.07 percent, respectively. The price of rubber went down to PhP18.78 from PhP35.90, for a corresponding 45 percent decrease in the 4th quarter value despite a slight increase in production.
The total value of cassava production, the region’s leading root crop in 2014, increased by 7.5 percent. The increase in value of production was propelled by a 10.4
percent increase in production volume. ( Table 23
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B.
L IVESTOCK AND P OULTRY P RODUCTION AND I NVENTORY
1. Poultry and Meat Production
Poultry and livestock production grew by almost two percent during the fourth quarter of
2014 reaching 118,065 metric tons (live weight). Positive performances were exhibited by all animal types, led by carabao at 5.16 percent. Swine, the biggest contributor, grew by
1.49 percent.
Similar trend was observed in the annual meat production of 2014, which grew by 2.9 percent to 404,863 metric tons (live weight).
Except for carabao, chicken, and duck, the rest of the animals posted slight declines in
inventory as of January 1, 2015. ( Table 25 and Table 26 )
2. Fish Production
Fish production reached 34,360 metric tons during the fourth quarter, down by a very minimal 0.15 percent from the last year’s level. However, positive performance was noted in the entire year of 2014, which was more than one percent higher than the 2013 level.
The reduced production in brackish water contributed much to the 1.21 percent decline in aquaculture production the fourth quarter of 2014.
Commercial fisheries experienced a drop in production in the fourth quarter of 2014, which was greatly attributed to the higher penalties imposed by MARINA on encroaching municipal waters resulting to stoppage in operation of some boats in Misamis Oriental.
The declining volume of tamban and galunggong was, likewise, resulted to the foregoing stoppage.
Meanwhile, positive performance was noted in municipal fisheries both during the last quarter and the whole year of 2014 due to abundance of in-season species resulting to more unloading of tamban , tulingan , galunggong , bonito , and tunsoy in Misamis
II. NON-AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
A.
I NVESTMENTS
1.DTI-Monitored Investments
Fourth Quarter
Investments poured in the 4th quarter of 2014 amounted to PhP 4.20 billion, a decrease of 50 percent compared to the PhP 8.37 billion of investments generated in the same period of 2013. The decrease was brought about by a decline of investment in the provinces of Bukidnon (76 percent), Misamis Oriental (48 percent) and
Camiguin (25 percent) in terms of value of investments generated during the
reference quarter as compared to the same period of last year. ( Table 28 )
Misamis Oriental registered the highest contribution to the regional investments at 81 percent valued at Php 3.40 billion. The bulk of the monitored investments was generated under infra and services sector which comprised 96 percent of the provincial performance. For this period, major investments include expansion of port
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terminal and construction of real estate facilities and commercial buildings in Cagayan de Oro City and farm expansion in Claveria.
However, compared to same period in 2013, the amount of provincial investment registered a decline of 48 percent. Huge amounts were invested in the expansion of beverage plant amounting to Php 4.22 billion which significantly contributed to the performance of the province last year.
Bukidnon followed at Php 352.76 million or eight percent of the regional investments.
The agri-based sector, particularly capital infusion in terms of farm inputs and other materials, contributed 87 percent of the total provincial investments. This was the output of the SME Roving Academy (SMERA) program of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) facilitated through business matching.
The total investments of the province registered a huge decrease of 76 percent compared to the same period last year. This is due to the decrease noted under agribased sector. The expansion of agri-based plant amounting to Php 996.82 million significantly contributed to the investment performance of the province in the previous year.
Lanao del Norte’s share to regional investments is at seven percent with Php 309.53 million. About 55 percent of the provincial investments were classified under servicing sector which constituted expansions and constructions of commercial buildings. This was followed by infra and services and trading sectors which comprised 35 percent and seven percent of the total provincial investment, respectively.
The province posted an increase of 66 percent compared to the same period last year. The monitored investments were classified under the servicing sector taken from business name registration which recorded Php 66.63 million.
Misamis Occidental accounted about two percent or Php 103.62 million of the regional investments. An increase of 10 percent compared to the same period last year was noted and attributed to the trading sector. Major investments include capital infusion for transport services and construction of commercial and real-estate buildings.
Camiguin’s total investment totalled to PhP 26.73 million, which constitute a minimal
0.6 percent of the total investments of the quarter. This posted a 25 percent decrease compared to the same period in 2013. The bulk of the investments were classified under servicing, agri-based, and trading sectors. These include capital infusion of commercial buildings and agri-based businesses, construction of facilities and other support to tourism-related investments.
In terms of investments per sector, infra and services generated the most of investment valued at Php 3,361 million or 80 percent of the total regional investments during the reference quarter. This was followed by the servicing sector valued at Php
376 million or nine percent and agri-based sector at Php 334 million or eight percent.
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Annual
Total regional investments for year 2014 amounted to Php 17.19 billion. This is 29 percent higher compared to the Php 13.34 billion generated in 2013. The increase might be attributed by the increased of investment in Misamis Oriental and offset the decrease recorded in the provinces of Misamis Occidental, Lanao del Norte and
Camiguin.
Misamis Oriental took the lead amongst the five provinces in terms of value of investments at Ph p 13.74 billion which comprised about 80 percent of the region’s total. The provincial investments increased by 48 percent compared last yearnoted under infra and services, energy and metals sectors. Investment along infra and services include expansion of port facilities, construction of tourism related facilities and real estate buildings and expansion of business establishments and in the province. Under energy and metals sector, investments include construction of powerrelated facilities and establishment of steel manufacturing firm. .Though most of the investments for both years were on these sectors, the monitored amount poured out for the current year was higher than in 2013.
The province of Bukidnon also recorded an increase of about four percent amounted to Php 1.98 billion. Its total investments comprised 12 percent of the regional total.
The increased was brought about by huge investments in the agri-based sector which comprised 82 percent of the provincial total. This was derived from the expansion of farm inputs for Palm Oil.
Misamis Occidental, Lanao del Norte and Camiguin registered significant decreases of provincial investments by 34 percent, 30 percent and 16 percent, respectively.
Combined value of investments for these three provinces for the year totalled to Php
1.46 billion, approximately nine percent of the regional investments. ( Table 29 )
For Misamis Occidental, the surge of investment in Misamis Occidental in 2013 was brought about by the establishment of new commercial entities, construction of real estate, passenger terminal, hospitals buildings, as well as, additional capital infusion on trucking and hauling services.While, for Lanao del Norte and Camiguin, several huge investments made in the previous year compared during the current year under infra and servicing and trading sectors, respectively caused the decline in the provincial investments during the current year.
For the year, more than half of the regional investments were poured along infra and services sector equivalent to Php 9.08 billion. The energy sector accounted for 20
percent share amounting to Php 3.45 billion. ( Table 31 )
2. SEC-Registered Investments
The total paid-up capital of new registration of stock corporations and partnerships in the
4th quarter of 2014 totaled to Php 345.30 million. This was 384 percent higher than the
Php 71.31 million reported in the same quarter of 2013. Of the 83 newly registered firms in the region during the reference quarter, 71 percent of the firms or 55 firms were locators in the province of Misamis Oriental. These firms generated a combined investments amounting to Php 328.18 million or 95 percent of the regional total.
The paid-up capital for stock corporations during the quarter amounted to Php 341.92 million, 400 percent higher than that of the same period last year. This can be attributed
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to the surge of paid-up capital registered in Lanao del Norte and Misamis Oriental at
2,586 percent and 449 percent, respectively. An investment made by a construction company in the province of Lanao del Norte and an expansion of transport service company in Misamis Oriental contributed to huge increases in these two provinces.
For partnership firms, Misamis Oriental/CDOC registered higher investments in this quarter surpassing the level in the same period of last year by 60 percent. This was due to higher paid-up capital poured by the 12 firms registered during the reference quarter
On an annual basis, the total paid-up capital of new registration of stock corporations and partnerships for the year 2014 amounted to Php 561.01 million registering an increase of about 96 percent over that of the previous year. Likewise, the 424 firms registered in
2014 was 10 percent higher than the level in 2013.
On an aggregate, stock corporations paid-up capital increased by 97 percent while that of partnerships increased by 58 percent. Total paid-up capital during the year reached
Php 541.37 million for stock corporations and Php 19.65 million for partnerships.
Misamis Oriental/CDOC took the bulk of registered investments for both stock corporation and partnership with robust growth year-on-year registering more than 100 percent increases in terms of paid-up capital. Also worth noting is the huge increase in Camiguin and Lanao del Norte at 7,000 percent and 194 percent, respectively. This can be attributed to the higher number of registered firms during the year and higher paid-up capital invested by new firms.
While the data on SEC-Monitored investments show regional totals and percentage changes for the reference quarters and years, it is difficult to describe the overall performance of the region in terms of changes in capital stocks of existing stock
corporations given incomplete data.( Table 32
3. CDA-Registered Investments
Newly registered cooperatives in the fourth quarter of 2014 was lesser by 40 percent compared to the number of new coops registered in the same period of 2013.
Membership dropped by more than half the number (-59.12%) in 2013. Paid-up capital likewise plunged by 36.24 percent of last year’s figure from Php3.649 million in the fourth
quarter of 2013 to only Php2.327 million in the same period of 2014. ( Table 34 )
Total number of cooperatives registered as of the fourth quarter of 2014 reached 1,672 up by 4.37 percent or 70 more cooperatives than last year's fourth quarter figure.
Membership grew marginallyby 0.47 percent. Total paid-up capital reached P1.271 billion, a minimal increase by 0.57 percent. Misamis Oriental shared the largest number of membership (48 percent) and value of capitalization (67 percent) as of the fourth
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B.
T OURISM
1. Tourist Arrivals
Tourist arrivals for the 4th quarter of 2014 totalled to 465,646. This is 49 percent higher than the 313,311 arrivals during the same period in 2013. Of the total tourist arrivals for the reference quarter, majority were domestic tourists comprising about 98 percent
(454,789), while foreign tourist comprised a meager share of around 2 percent (10,857).
Likewise, on an annual basis, tourist arrivals increased by 26 percent, year-on-year.Still, domestic arrivals dominated the overall recorded arrivals with 97 percent share while foreign arrivals contributed the remainder.
During the year, majority of the foreign tourists were mostly from East Asia, Europe and
North America constituting 21, 17, and 16 percent shares of the total foreign tourist arrivals, respectively. However, compared to last year, East Asia (28 percent) and North
America (18 percent) clusters recorded the highest decreases, while, ASEAN (42 percent) and Middle East (24 percent) clusters posted increases in the total regional arrivals.
For the reference quarter, the most favoured destination was Camiguin followed by
Misamis Oriental/Cagayan de Oro/Gingoog cluster. Camiguin captured 33 percent share while the latter cornered 23 percent share of the total arrivals of the Region. Year-onyear, the same clusters led in getting the most number of tourist arrivals constituting 32 and 26 percent shares of the total arrivals, respectively.
2. Hotel Occupancy
The region’s average hotel occupancy rate for the entire year of 2014 was 38 percent.
The province of Camiguin as the most favoured destination during the year consequently recorded the highest hotel occupancy rate amongst the regional clusters at 71 percent.
This is followed by Bukidnon/Malaybalay/Valencia at 38 percent; Misamis
Oriental/Cagayan de Oro/Gingoog cluster at 35 percent; and Lanao del Norte/Iligan cluster at 31 percent. Misamis Occidental/Tangub/Oroquieta/Ozamiz cluster had the lowest occupancy rate at 14 percent.
For the fourth quarter of 2014, the average hotel occupancy rate of the region was 41 percent, with Misamis Oriental/Cagayan de Oro/Gingoog cluster posting the highest rate at 88 percent among the clusters.
3. Events
Combined total number of conventions and seminars/workshops held in the region during the year reached to 3,217 (+20 percent year-on-year) with total number of participants of
529,144 (+52 percent year-on-year).About 93 percent of these events were locallyorganized activities. Misamis Occidental/Tangub/Oroquieta/Ozamiz cluster hosted 978 events or 30 percent of the total events for the year. Misamis Oriental/Cagayan de
Oro/Gingoog cluster trailed closely behind with a total of 864 events or 27percent of the regional total.
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C.
E XPORTS
1. Exports by Province
Regional export receipts for 2014 amounted to US$ 923.70 million from US$1.11 billion
2013 export performance or 17 percent lower compared to the previous year. The four provinces, namely, Lanao del Norte, Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental and Misamis Occidental all experienced decline in their export receipts by 28 percent, 19 percent, 14 percent and eight percent, respectively.
Misamis Oriental remains the region’s export behemoth during the year with the biggest share of export receipts generating about 77 percent of the total regional exports for the year amounting to US$ 710.35 million. Coconut-based products are the prime generator of exports still led by oleochemicals, desiccated coconut, and crude/cochin oil.
Lanao del Norte placed second with recorded value of exports equivalent to US$127.19 million, which constituted 14 percent of the annual regional exports. It was noted that no export was recorded for the province’s aquamarine products and iron and steel sector and abaca fiber/pulp decreased exports value decreased. Nevertheless, of the coconut sector and new exports for industrial manufactures and mineral products had continue to perform better despite the 29 percent decrease recorded in the provincial performance.
Bukidnon followed registering total exports receipt amounting to US$51.83 million or about six percent to the regional export receipts. This was 19 percent lower than the 2013 level and is largely attributed to the decline in the province’s major export sectors such as fresh fruits, rubber-based, wood-based and sugarcane products, as well as, the lack of exports for iron and steel. Meanwhile, exports for the processed foods, mineral and products showed positive growths.
Misamis Occidental’s exports declined this year contributing only US$34.34 million or a meager four percent of the regional total. Aquamarine and wood-based exports of the province have dwindled while the performance of the coconut-based sector remained
2. Exports by Sector
For the entire year of 2014, the leading export sector in terms of its share was still the coconut-based products constituting about 65 percent (Php 598.05 million) of the regional total. Export value of this sector however decreased by about 14 percent from its level in
2013 export earnings of US$695.36 million. This is followed by fresh fruits comprising 10 percent (Php92.53 million). Year-on-year, animal products registered a robust growth at
1,977 percent. Consumer manufactures and fresh fruits trailed behind with 113 percent and 103 percent, respectively.
Meanwhile, in addition to coconut sectors the following sectors also decline in their export earnings; aquamarine, gifts, toys & housewares, iron and steel, mineral-based products, processed foods , rubber and rubber-based products, sugar and sugar cane products and wood-based products. Aquamarine had the biggest slowdown at 83 percent.
The consumer manufactures, fresh fruits and industrial manufactures were the only
sectors that posted increases. ( Table 40 )
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3. Top 10 Exports
The top 10 export commodities of the region constitute 88 percent of the regional total.
Moreover, of the top 10 half of these commodities comes from the coconut-based sector, namely, oleochemicals, crude/cochin/RBD coconut oil, desiccated coconut, copra solvent and expeller cake/meal/pellets and coconut charcoal/charcoal granules. The combined total of these coconut-based products comprised 67 percent of the the top 10 total export receipts.
Oleochemicals remained as the top export earner for the year despite a decline at 11 percent compared to that of the same period last year. It contributed US$310 million comprising 34 percent of the regional total.
Abaca/Processed Banana Fiber and desiccated coconut which ranked sixth and fourth posted huge increases at 391 percent amounted to US$ 44.72 million and 111 percent amounted to US$ 69.94 million, respectively. Pineapple juice concentrate, sintered ore
and fresh pineapple likewise posted positive growth in 2014. ( Table 41 )
III. OTHER DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS
A.
L ABOR AND E MPLOYMENT
Employed persons in the region increased by 4.50 percent from 1.968 million in October
2013 to 2.056 million in October 2014 based on the preliminary results of the October
2014 Labor Force Survey. The increase in total employment, however, was lower than the 4.76 percent increase in the Labor Force, which was due to the increase in Labor
Force Participation Rate. This resulted in a slight decline in the region’s employment rate from 94.5 percent to 94.2 percent. Underemployment rate, however, increased from 21.8 percent to 31.0 percent as an additional 208,800 employed individuals were still looking for more work. In the last decade, the region’s underemployment rate averaged at 28.6
Across major industries, employment in the Industry sector posted the highest increase at
13.67 percent followed by the Agriculture sector at 6.24 percent, while employment in
Services sector only grew by 0.83 percent. The increase in employment in the Industry sector was largely due to the 27.46 percent increase in employed persons in
Construction. Mining and Quarrying, and Water Management related industries, also posted huge increases in employment, albeit their share to the total employment in the
Industry sector is minimal. Manufacturing, on the other hand, posted a 1.82 percent
decline in employment ( Table 43 ).
B.P
RICES
The region experienced a relatively low year-on-year inflation rate for the last quarter of
2014 at 3.3 percent, which approaches the lower end of the targeted inflation rate set by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas at 3.0 – 5.0 percent. The relatively low inflation rate was brought about by the decrease in the world price of oil which bottomed during the last quarter of 2014. Among provinces, inflation rates were lowest for Misamis Occidental, at
0.2 percent, and Lanao del Norte, at 2.9 percent. Camiguin and Misamis Oriental, however, posted inflation rates of 5.9 percent and 5.1 percent, respectively, which are higher than the targeted range.
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The decline in the global price of oil, which started during the early part of the third quarter of 2014, abated the rising prices in the region in which inflation peaked at 5.4 percent in June 2014. Inflation rates continually dropped during the succeeding months
and bottomed at 2.5 percent in December 2014. ( Table 44 )
Amidst the decrease in the price of oil, Rice and Corn (which have significant weights on the CPI basket) in the region still posted high year-on-year inflation rates at 11.62 percent and 9.66 percent, respectively, thus resulting in relative high inflation rates of Food
Commodity across provinces. Moreover, Transport Services in the Region still posted an
inflation rate of 0.60 percent in 2014. ( Table 45 )
C.T
AX C OLLECTIONS
The tax bureau netted PHP 2.5 billion in the fourth quarter, a 24 percent increase as against its collections in the same period a year ago. The notable performance is mainly attributed to the growth in VAT (+34.1 percent) and income tax collections (+24.5
percent), which accounts for about nine-tenths of total collections. ( Table 46 )
For the whole year, total tax receipts increased by 18 percent to PHP 9.6 billion with all but other taxes registering growths. Cagayan de Oro City contributed much to this growth with collections increasing by 25 percent, year-on-year. It also continues to get the bulk of receipts with 59.2 percent share followed by Iligan City (15.3 percent share). Running after professionals who are not paying taxes correctly, and automation of tax services, among others contributed to the bureau’s favorable performance in the reference year.
The annual figure exceeded to the Regional Development Plan (RDP) target of PHP 7.3
D.
C USTOMS C OLLECTIONS
Customs receipts increased notably by 30 percent in the fourth quarter as collections in
Cagayan de Oro port rose by 154 percent. The customs bureau also earned an excess
of PHP 169 million, or 8.4 percent higher than its projected receipts. ( Table 48 )
Year-on-year, the annual collections increased by 21 percent to PHP 8 billion with MCT still cornering the bulk of receipts (84.6 percent share) . The BOC-X also topped its 2014 target by 2.4 percent, or PHP 188.8 million higher than estimated annual customs takes.
The better than targeted collection is attributed to the bureau’s strict policy on demanding importations to be properly described and declared, thus leading to proper valuation of imported goods. Further, with better facilities, speedy release of cargoes has encouraged more importers to transact business, specifically in the ports of CDOC and MCT. These, among others, made the BOC-X as one of the top collectors among customs offices in the country in 2014.
The bureau is positive of topping its 2014 performance and hitting anew its 2015 target with the entry of new players in the power industry. Opportunities brought about by
ASEAN integration are also seen to favorably affect receipts for 2015. ( Table 49 )
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E.
T ELECOMMUNICATIONS
1. Telephones
In comparison to that of the fourth quarter of 2013, a significant decrease of 20.05 percent and 11.82 percent in the total number of equipped and subscribed telephone lines, respectively, was noted in the same quarter of 2014. The decrease was due to the cessation of operations of the Telecommunications Office (TelOf) services to the general public since September 2013. It was also noted that the decrease in the number of subscribed telephone lines can be attributed to the increased subscription to cellular mobile telephones resulting to decreased demand of fixed land lines; and poor services offered by the local exchange operators due to persistent cable theft incidents.
Fifty two percent of the total equipped telephone lines were subscribed, with a telephone
density of 1.44 percent. ( Table 50 )
2. Public Calling Offices
As of the fourth quarter of 2014, a total of 1,001 public calling offices (PCOs) were installed in the region, which was 8.25 percent lower than that of the same period of the previous year. The decrease was due to PhilCom’s withdrawal of their installed PCOs
machine, particularly in the Misamis Oriental area. ( Table 51 )
3. Mobile Telecommunications
A total of 1,024 mobile phone cell sites were installed in the region as of the fourth quarter of 2014, with an increase of 22.20 percent (186 cell sites more) as compared to the same period of the previous year. This notable increase in the number of cell sites was attributed to the expansion and upgrading of services of Cellular Mobile Telephone
System (CMTS) operators, particularly SMART Telecommunications, Inc. The SMART
Telecommunications, Inc. had the highest number of cell sites or 48.54 percent share of the total number in the region, followed by Globe Telecommunications, Inc. and Digital
Telecommunications, Inc. (DIGITEL) with 29.59 and 21.88 percent shares, respectively.
Among the provinces, Misamis Oriental had the most number of mobile cell sites installed
(42.87%) from the three major service providers, followed by Bukidnon (21.09%), Lanao
del Norte (15.92%), Misamis Occidental (17.19%) and Camiguin (2.93%). ( Table 52 )
F.
A IR T RAFFIC
1.Laguindingan Airport (Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental)
In the fourth quarter of 2014, the number of flights (incoming and outgoing) decreased by
20.59 percent compared to the same period last year. The decrease in flight traffic during the period were due to the stoppage of operations of the Philippine Airlines and Air Asia flights going to Cebu and the Cebu Pacific Air flights going to Zamboanga and Bacolod.
As a result, the total number of passenger traffic declined by 2.71 percent over the same period, from 411,516 passengers in 2013 to 400,369 passengers in 2014. Despite the lesser number of flights recorded during the period, total incoming and outgoing cargoes during the period increased by 14.26 percent from 6.164 million kilograms in 2013 to
7.0403 million kilograms in 2014.
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The year 2014 is the full year operation of the Laguindingan Airport since it started commercial operation on 15 June 2013 under visual flight rule (sunrise to sunset operation). The visual flight rule operation of the airport, the unfavorable weather conditions in January 2014 and the cancellation of some flights by the airline companies led to lower flights (incoming and outgoing) which registered by 17.6 percent during the year, from 14,968 flights in 2013 to 12,400 flights in 2014. Consequently, the total number of passengers decreased by 23.49 percent during the period, from 1.638 million passengers in 2013 to 1.253 million passengers in 2014. Cargo traffic handled is steadily increasing making the airport as a key player in strengthening the role of the region as a transshipment hub. Cargo traffic in 2014 increased by 8.48 percent, from 20.127 million kilograms in 2013 to 21.833 million kilograms in 2014.
With the completion of the Air Navigation System and Support Facilities Project of the airport in November 2014, it is expected that the cancelled flights will return and
additional night flights will commence in the first quarter of 2015. ( Table 53 )
2.Labo Airport (Ozamiz City)
In the fourth quarter of 2014, the total incoming and outgoing flights posted in Labo
Airport decreased by 24.11 percent, from 730 in 2013 to 544 in 2014 due to the decrease in number of flights by the Philippine Airlines going to Manila, Cebu and Davao, and the
Cebu Pacific Air going to Cebu. The use of smaller aircrafts by the airlines compared to airbuses used last year likewise contributed to the decline in passenger traffic. Total passenger traffic registered was lower in 2014 by 10.14 percent, from 75,070 passengers in 2013 to 67,459 passengers in 2014. Cargo traffic (incoming and outgoing) also declined by 9.50 percent compared to last year.
The annual comparative air traffic in Labo Airport also showed the same picture compared to the 2014 fourth quarter performance with the number of flights and passenger traffic posting decreases by 13.79 and 8.44 percent, respectively. Airport operation was also affected by the January 2014 unfavorable weather conditions that led to the cancellations of flights. While the number of flights and passenger traffic decreased, the total cargo traffic handled increased by 9.67 percent for the year, from
4.1332 million kilograms in 2013 to 4.533 million kilograms in 2014. ( Table 54 )
3.Camiguin Airport
Flight traffic in Camiguin Airport has been steadily increasing the past quarters as more visitors frequent Camiguin island. The total number of flights in the fourth quarter of 2014 increased by 6.41 percent which consequently increased passenger traffic by 35.21 percent.
The annual picture showed a more favorable picture as the total number of flights and
passenger traffic increased by 96.26 percent and 139.19 percent, respectively. ( Table 55 )
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G.
S HIPPING , C ARGO AND P ASSENGER T RAFFIC
1. PPA-Based Ports
The total number of ship calls during the 4th quarter 2014 decreased by 1.70 percent as there was less domestic ship calls posted. The decrease in RoRo ship calls in the Iligan
Port by 17.11 percent contributed to the overall downturn in ship calls.
For the cargo traffic, a 10.15 percent growth was registered. Higher volume of cargoes handled in Cagayan de Oro and Ozamiz Ports outweighed the 30.36 decreased in cargo traffic in Iligan Port. Commodities handled in Cagayan de Oro Port included meat and dairy, fruits and vegetables, sugar cane and its by-products, animal feeds, tobacco, coco and its by- products, timber and its by-products, textile and finished products, crude minerals, and transport equipment.
The passenger traffic recorded was lower by 3.96 percent with all the major ports posting
decreases during the 4th quarter period. ( Table 56 )
The 2014 annual total ship calls recorded was lower by 4.14 percent as there were fewer domestic ship calls posted in the major PPA ports. The unfavorable weather conditions in
January 2014 affected the ship calls traffic for the year. In Cagayan de Oro Port, lesser ship calls by the fast craft from Cagayan de Oro to Camiguin was recorded due to high cost of fare. About 84 percent of the total ship calls were registered in the Port of Ozamiz.
Cargo traffic expanded by 7.37 percent as the increased in domestic cargoes (+9.86 percent) outweighed the decline in foreign cargoes (-16.13 percent) handled by the major
PPA ports. Cagayan de Oro and Ozamiz ports posted significant increases in cargoes handled by 10.11 percent and 25.31 percent, respectively. The 32.36 percent decline in cargoes handled in Iligan port was due to the sizeable decreased by 65.19 percent in foreign cargoes.
Passenger traffic for the year decreased by 4.33 percent attributed to lesser ship calls in
the early part of the year due to unfavorable weather conditions. ( Table 57 )
2. Private Ports
Private ports’ performance during the 4th quarter of 2014 was not favorable as the total number of ship calls and cargo traffic decreased by 5.01 percent and 10.41 percent, respectively. While the foreign cargoes handled by the private ports increased by 16.34 percent, the decline in the volume of domestic cargoes handled by 22.86 percent was higher.
Total passenger traffic increased by 17.55 percent during the period from Mukas Port
going to Ozamiz City. ( Table 58 )
The overall performance of the private ports for the year is also not favorable with the total number of ship calls, cargoes handled and passenger traffic declining by 5.17
percent, 7.13 percent and 0.08 percent, respectively. ( Table 59 )
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3. Containerized Cargoes
Container traffic handled by the major ports during the fourth quarter of 2014 improved by
6.15 percent driven mainly by the 8.82 percent uptrend in Cagayan de Oro Port, from
50,557 TEUs in 2013 to 55,017 TEUs in 2014. About 84 percent of the volume of containers are handled by Cagayan de Oro Port. There were no foreign containerized
cargoes handled by the major ports during the period. ( Table 60 )
The 2014 annual container traffic posted improvement by 7.26 percent despite the 28.21 percent decline in container traffic in Iligan Port. Container traffic in the ports of Cagayan de Oro and Ozamiz expanded by 9.84 percent and 12.05 percent, respectively. For the year, about 83 percent of the total volume of container traffic was handled in Cagayan de
4. PIA-Regulated Ports
1.Mindanao Container Terminal
During the 4th quarter of 2014, there were 113 ship calls recorded at the Mindanao
Container Terminal (MCT), which was 7.38 percent lesser than the 122 ship calls registered last year. The decrease in the number of ship calls was due to the 42.86 percent decline in foreign ship calls. The stoppage of operation of the Singaporebased Marianas Express in August 2014 was due to market competition that greatly affected the MCT regular foreign vessel calls by 42.86 percent, which is equivalent to
2 vessel calls per week with a load capacity of 4 TEUs per vessel call. The stoppage affected the foreign ship calls in the last quarter of 2014. As a result, containers handled in the fourth quarter of 2014 were also affected registering a decline of 15.85 percent, from 57,159 TEUs in 2013 to 48,099 TEUs in 2014.
The same performance by MCT was recorded during the year wherein there was a decrease by 6.78 percent in the number of ship calls attributed mainly to the 26.54 percent decline in foreign ship calls. Consequently, containers handled by the port decelerated by 10.83 percent, from 224,539 TEUs in 2013 to 200,217 TEUs in 2014.
The decline in containers handled was also attributed to the following:
• Export/Import. Exportation of raw lumber has dropped drastically since China no longer demands lumber from the Philippines. Wood based locator (RYL
Commodities) inside the Estate just closed and turned over its leased area to PIA.
Some band saw operators have likewise been affected.
• Outbound and Inbound Cargo. From CY 2013 to 2014, the inbound/outbound cargo laden has decreased by about 9 percent. This was mainly due to the stiff competition among domestic shipping industry players and port operators. The port congestion and truck ban in Manila has somewhat affected the turn-around of inbound cargoes for Mindanao and MCT
• Equipment. In 2014, one (1) of the two (2) gantry cranes underwent repairs for one month. With only one unit gantry operating, the operations of the Container
Terminal have been greatly affected. The parts of the crane will be coming from
Singapore.
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2.Other PIA-regulated ports.
Total number of ship calls in other PIA regulated ports increased by 5.65 percent in the last quarter of 2014. Cargoes handled during the period slightly decreased by
0.01 percent.
For the annual performance of other PIA regulated, the total ship calls improved by
4.96 percent as both the foreign and domestic ship calls increased by 22.09 percent and 1.16 percent, respectively. Cargoes handled however dropped by 5.05 percent during the year, from 13.822 million MT in 2013 to 13.125 million MT in 2014 mainly due to the 5.84 percent decline in foreign cargoes handled.
The bulk of foreign cargoes came from Phil Sinter Corp and Steag Power Plant while domestic cargoes were derived from Petron Bulk Terminal, Jetti Petroleum Inc,
Phoenix Petroleum Corp, Sea Oil and other manufacturing plants operating inside the
Estate and nearby vicinity. Thus the rate of increase or decrease of the number of ship calls and cargo volume were largely dependent on their production and demand.
H.M
OTOR V EHICLE R EGISTRATION
The total number of vehicle registration in the last quarter of 2014 decreased by 1.96 percent as the renewals of private and for hire vehicles posted declines in registration.
Registration of motor vehicles of private (new), private (renewal) and for hire (renewal) decreased by 1.72 percent, 0.77 percent and 15.59 percent, respectively.
The 2014 annual motor vehicle registration grew by 6.99 percent, from 246,880 motor vehicles in 2013 to 264,139 motor vehicles in 2014. Registration of private (renewal) and new government motor vehicles increased by 9.40 percent and 43.97 percent,
I.
LTO F
RONTLINE
S
ERVICES
A total of PhP111.444 Million revenues was collected in the fourth quarter of 2014, which is 7.42 percent higher compared to the PhP103.747 Million revenues collected in the same period last year. All frontline services posted increases during the period except for motor vehicles registration which decreased by 1.96 percent.
In 2014, total revenue collections significantly improved by 10.58 percent with all the other LTO frontline services which recorded favorable performance during the year, except for the total number of apprehensions which registered a decline of 18.77
J.
S TATUS OF E LECTRIFICATION
1. Household Energization
Region 10’s level of household energization posted at 84.76 percent out of the 897,652 total households as of the fourth quarter 2014. There was about 4.47 percent increase or
an additional 32,536 households energized in 2013-2014. ( Table 66 )
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2. Sitio Electrification
The Sitio Electrification Program of Region 10 accomplished about 72 percent of the potential 10,005 sitios regionwide. The level of sitio energization was up by 11 percent (or an additional 708 sitios) as of December 2014 compared to the same period a year ago.
While 100 percent barangay electrification has been achieved since 2010, the challenge for the region is to attain universal energization of sitios in Region 10 as targeted in RDP
2011-2016 results matrix. ( Table 66 )
K.
E NERGY S ALES
The Region posted a total energy sales of 669,035,962 kilowatt-hour (Kwh) during the fourth quarter of 2014. The sales increased by about 4 percent compared to the data during the same period in 2013. The increased energy consumption during the holiday season coupled with comparatively improved dependable capacity of power plants and reliable transmission service pushed up the energy sales in all provinces in Region 10.
The Region’s overall comparative annual 2013 and 2014 data, on the contrary, showed a decrease in the total annual energy sales by 0.5 percent or about 12.1 million Kwh. The energy sold to provinces of Camiguin and Lanao del Norte reduced by 0.49 and 5.60 percentages, respectively. According to NGCP, the decline in energy sales was due largely to the closure of operation of one of its major customers in the Province of Lanao del Norte.
Misamis Oriental remained the biggest energy consumer in the region accounting for 58 percent of Region 10’s actual energy sales. Camiguin had the least energy purchase
sharing only 0.79 percent. ( Table 68 )
L.
I NSTALLED AND D EPENDABLE C APACITY
1.Installed Capacity
The power generation plants in Region 10 have a total installed capacity (IC) of 1,158.40 megawatts as of December 2014. The total IC already included the embedded power sources from CEPALCO, ILPI, FIBECO, MOELCI and MORESCO II which shared about
18 percent of the total IC. The Embedded power sources provided cushion that allowed continuous power supply to consumers in Region 10 even during times when the
Mindanao Grid experienced net supply-demand power gap. ( Table 69 )
2.Dependable Capacity
The dependable capacity (DC) as of December 2014 was 965.14 megawatts or 83 percent of the total installed capacity of the region. The DC increased by 11 percentage point or about 92 megawatts more compared to the same period a year ago. The increase was due to the operation of the new 15.6 MW diesel power plant (DPP) in
Panaon, Misamis Occidental as well as of the Mapalad DPP in Iligan City.
The 965.14 megawatts DC of Region 10 is 73 percent of the total dependable power
sources in the Mindanao Grid as of December 2014. ( Table 69 )
The region’s DC has the following power generation mix: hydro- 67.37 percent; coal fired- 21.79; diesel – 8.55, Biomass - 2.18 and solar – 0.10 percent. Hydro power
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sources still dominate in the generation mix. However, the diesel source was increasing its share in the generation mix overtime.
M.
I RRIGATION
As of December 2014, the level of irrigation development in Region 10 has improved by
1.47 percent, which is equivalent to 1,784 hectares of additional service area, bringing the total irrigation service area to 70,483 hectares. The increase of 1.47 percent in the level of irrigation development was due to the completion of various irrigation projects in the region. Only the province of Bukidnon recorded a substantial expansion in the total area served by 89.5 percent (from 36,942 hectares to 38,538 hectares).
Of the 121,432 hectares of potential irrigable area, Region 10’s level of irrigation development stood at 58.04 percent, with 50,949 hectares remaining area for development.
Of the five provinces, Camiguin has already reached its 100 percent level of irrigation development since 2013. The other provinces - Misamis Oriental, Lanao del Norte and
Misamis Occidental posted higher levels of irrigation development at 79.3 percent, 79.1 percent and 78.8 percent, respectively, while Bukidnon posted the least at 47.5 percent.
N.
P EACE AND O RDER
The region’s total crime volume for fourth quarter 2014 is recorded at 15,963 cases, a
10.3 percent reduction compared to 17,802 cases of the same period last year. Of the total crime volume, 6,361 are incidents in index crime while 9,602 incidents in non-index crime. Both index and non-index crimes showed reduction at 20.8 percent and 1.7 percent respectively.
A reduction of all crimes against property was observed in this quarter, posting 35.1 percent drop. This is partly attributed by the 32.6 percent reduction of crimes in theft, which accounted for 35 percent of the total index crimes.For crime against persons, rape and murder, which accounted for 5 percent of the total index crimes,increased by 24.4 and 7.3 percent respectively.
Crime solution efficiency improved by 3.47 percentage points to 21.2 percent, while the average monthly crime rate (AMCR) declined from 128.1 to 114.8 percent.
Among police offices, Lanao del Norte and Misamis Occidental had the lowest AMCRs with the latter also recording the highest crime solution efficiency at 43.71 percent.
On an annual basis, total crime volume declined by 2.7 percent to 72, 278 cases, mainly due to declines in crimes against property. AMCR also decreased by 6.23 percentage
points to 130 cases per 100,000 population( Table 71 ,
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TABLES
Table 1. Palay Production(in Metric Tons), Area Harvested and Yield per Hectare by Province,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
BUKIDNON CAMIGUIN LANAO DEL NORTE MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
COMMODITY
MISAMIS ORIENTAL REGION 10
4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change 4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change 4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change 4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change 4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change 4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change
PALAY
Production (MT)
Irrigated
Rainfed
Area Harvested (HA)
Irrigated
Rainfed
Yield/Hectare
Irrigated
Rainfed
125,855 116,284 -7.60 942 1,048 11.25 53,130 60,935 14.69 20,839 19,560 -6.14 8,970 9,660 7.69 209,736 207,487 -1.07
114,676 105,684 -7.84 941 1,048 11.37 43,773 50,698 15.82 18,295 16,993 -7.12 8,511 8,925 4.86 186,196 183,348 -1.53
11,179 10,600 -5.18 1 0 -100.00 9,357 10,237 9.40 2,544 2,567 0.90 459 735 60.13 23,540 24,139 2.54
26,979 25,516 -5.42 247 255 3.24 12,750 14,296 12.13 4,910 4,610 -6.11 2,122 2,277 7.30 47,008 46,954 -0.11
23,813 22,566 -5.24 245 255 4.08 9,900 11,146 12.59 4,167 3,862 -7.32 1,957 1,970 0.66 40,082 39,799 -0.71
3,166 2,950 -6.82 2 0 -100.00 2,850 3,150 10.53 743 748 0.67 165 307 86.06 6,926 7,155 3.31
4.66 4.56 -2.31 3.81 4.11 7.76 4.17 4.26 2.29 4.24 4.24 -0.03 4.23 4.24 0.36 4.46 4.42 -0.96
4.82 4.68 -2.75 3.84 4.11
3.53 3.59 1.76 0.50
7.00 4.42 4.55 2.87 4.39 4.40
3.28 3.25 -1.01 3.42 3.43
0.22 4.35 4.53 4.17
0.23 2.78 2.39 -13.94
4.65 4.61 -0.83
3.40 3.37 -0.74
Source of data: Philippine Statistics Authority, Region 10 (PSA-X)
* Preliminary Estimates
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Table 2. Palay Production(in Metric Tons), Area Harvested and Yield per Hectare by Province,
Annual (January – December): 2013 and 2014*,
Northern Mindanao
BUKIDNON CAMIGUIN LANAO DEL NORTE MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
COMMODITY
2013 2014
%
Change
2013 2014
%
Change
2013 2014
%
Change
2013 2014
%
Change
MISAMIS ORIENTAL REGION 10
2013 2014
%
Change
2013 2014
%
Change
PALAY
Production (MT)
Irrigated
Rainfed
Area Harvested (HA)
Irrigated
Rainfed
Yield/Hectare
Irrigated
Rainfed
400,491 426,641 6.53 2,537 2,574 1.46 165,327 171,770 3.90 81,185 87,203 7.41 25,363 25,576 0.84 674,903 713,764 5.76
364,490 386,817 6.13 2,528 2,571 1.70 142,944 148,184 3.67 75,477 81,443 7.90 24,245 24,099 -0.60 609,684 643,114 5.48
36,001 39,824 10.62
92,574 94,175 1.73
9
658
3 -66.67
651 -1.06
22,383 23,586 5.37 5,708 5,760
40,060 40,214 0.38 18,846 20,004
0.91
6.14
1,118
6,200
1,477 32.11 65,219 70,650 8.33
6,370 2.74 158,338 161,414 1.94
81,995 82,557 0.69
10,579 11,618 9.82
647
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4.33 4.53 4.72 3.86
4.45 4.69 5.40 3.91
3.40 3.43 0.73 0.82
648 0.15 33,025 33,109 0.25 17,203 18,356 6.70 5,800 5,771 -0.50 138,670 140,441 1.28
3 -72.73 7,035 7,105 1.00 1,643 1,648 0.30 400 599 49.75 19,668 20,973 6.64
3.95 2.55
3.97 1.54
1.00 22.22
4.13
4.33
3.18
4.27 3.50
4.48 3.40
3.32 4.34
4.31
4.39
3.47
4.36
4.44
3.50
1.19
1.13
0.60
4.09
4.18
2.80
4.02 -1.85
4.18 -0.10
2.47 -11.78
4.26
4.40
3.32
4.42 3.74
4.58 4.15
3.37 1.59
Source: PSA-X
*Preliminary Estimates
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Table 3. Average Farm Gate Price, Volume and Value of Production of Palay and Corn,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Commodity
Palay
Price (PhP/kg.)
4Q ‘13 4Q ‘14
17.35 19.08
%
Change
Production (In MT)
4Q ‘13 4Q ‘14
%
Change
Value (In '000 pesos)
4Q ‘13 4Q ‘14
9.97 209,736 207,487 -1.07 3,638,920 3,958,852
%
Change
8.79
Corn
White 13.37 11.85 -11.37 90,166 129,259 43.36 1,205,519 1,531,719 27.06
Yellow 10.83 11.85 9.42 262,266 235,074 -10.37 2,840,341 2,785,627 -1.93
Source: PSA-X
Table 4. Average Farm Gate Price, Volume and Value of Production of Palay and Corn
Annual: 2013 and 2014
Northern Mindanao
Commodity
Price (PhP/kg.)
2013 2014
%
Change
Production (In MT)
2013 2014
%
Change
Value (In '000 Pesos)
2013 2014
%
Change
Palay
Corn
16.90 19.41 14.85 674,903 713,764 5.76 11,405,861 13,854,159 21.47
White
Yellow
13.02 13.07 0.38 355,241 400,628 12.78 4,625,238 5,236,208 13.21
10.89 12.24 12.40 829,795 795,914 -4.08 9,036,468 9,741,987 7.81
Source: PSA-X
28
Table 5. Net Rice Sufficiency Level,
Fourth Quarter:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Period Population
Per Capita
Consumption
(Kg.)
Area
(Has)
Production
(MT)
4Q 2014
4Q 2013
4,661,942
4,567,985
115.70
115.70
Assumption: seed requirement feeds and waste processing
Source: NFA-X
=
=
=
75
46,954
47,008
207,487
209,736
0.065 (% of production)
0.04 kls/ha
(% of production) milling recovery = 0.65 (%)
Table 6. Net Rice Sufficiency Level,
Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Year Population
Per Capita
Consumption Area (Has)
(Kg.)
Production
(MT)
2014 4,661,942 115.70 161,414 713,764
2013 4,567,985 115.70 158,338 674,903
Assumption: seed requirement = 75 feeds and waste = kls/ha
0.065 (% of production)
Source: NFA-X processing milling recovery
=
=
0.04
0.65
(% of production)
(%)
Seeds
3,522
3,526
Seeds
12,106
11,875
Feeds &
Wastage
13,487
13,633
Processing
8,299
8,389
Net Palay
Production for
Consumption
182,179
184,188
Net Rice
Production for
Consumption
118,417
119,722
Clean Rice
Requirement
134,847
132,129
%
Sufficiency
87.8
90.6
Feeds &
Wastage
46,395
43,869
Processing
Net Palay
Production for
Consumption
28,551
26,996
626,713
592,163
Net Rice
Production for
Consumption
Clean Rice
Requirement
407,363
384,906
539,387
528,516
%
Sufficiency
75.5
72.8
29
Table 7. Palay and Rice Beginning Inventory(in bags of 50 kg) by Province,
December 1, 2013 vs. December 1, 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Northern Mindanao
Total
NFA
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
December 1, 2013
Palay
1,398,581
106,053
46,718
0
41,344
15,221
Rice
16,211
7,816
48,688
18,776
2,770 381,782
Total Rice
Equivalent
Palay
December 1, 2014
Rice
Total Rice
Equivalent
863,455 1,772,533 2,046,194 1,206,787 2,536,813
473,273 612,628 542,207 50,454 579,833
46,578 40,368 35,165
7,816
- 25,580
75,562 6,962 24,505
28,670
- 30,797
383,583
3,124 463,786
61,404
25,580
29,030
Palay
% Change
Rice
Total Rice
Equivalent
2013 Daily
Consumption
Requirement
46.3
-52.4
-13.6
116.9
-83.2
30,797 -100.0
465,817 12.8
39.8
22.5
227.3
-49.7
64.0
21.5
43.1
13.0
26,860
26,860
31.8
8,420
227.3
640
-61.6
6,220
7.4
4,000
21.4
7,580
Commercial
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
Household
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
Source: NFA 10
396,153
46,890
0
241,500
107,649
114
896,375
196,241
32,616
4,365
39,103
22,278
97,879
193,941
807,043 105,638
6,085
60,026
23,221
0
4,328
57,449
24,127
2,399
453,740
776,585
737,543
1,258,197
454,147
63,095
309,960 192,833
4,365
- 5,848
196,078 401,695 49,175
92,250
25,848 25,950
97,953 40 180,341
172,807
630,216
1,172,336 106,433
8,283 4,520 5,425
96,466
51,431 31,290
39,221 29,910 25,700
2,399
- 3,959
933,550 86.2
131.4
394,307 561.0
491.2
5,848 34.0
310,277
42,751
180,367
990,635
868,451
8,363
64,720
45,142
3,959
66.3
-76.0
-64.9
40.4
45.3
-25.7
-14.3
28.8
25.8
16.5
84.2
-10.9
0.8
25.3
-45.5
6.5
65.0
105.7
524.9
8,420
34.0
640
58.2
6,220
-53.7
4,000
84.1
27.6
26,860
7,580
26,860
37.8
8,420
1.0
640
-32.9
6,220
15.1
65.0
4,000
7,580
# of days to last
94
23
7
40
5
8
61
35
47
9
50
11
24
37
103
13
10
11
1
30
Table 8. Corn Production, Area Harvested and Yield per Hectare by Province,
Fourth Quarter:2013 and2014,
Northern Mindanao
COMMODITY
CORN
Production (MT)
White
Yellow
Area Harvested (HA)
White
Yellow
Yield/Hectare
White
Yellow
Source: PSA-X
BUKIDNON CAMIGUIN LANAO DEL NORTE MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL MISAMIS ORIENTAL REGION 10
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%Chang e
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%Chang e
4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change 4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change 4Q 2013 4Q 2014 %Change 4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%Chang e
244,336 247,067 1.12 54 102 88.89 57,026 57,278 0.44 13,556 14,231 4.98 37,460 45,655 21.88 352,432 364,333 3.38
18,986 54,635 187.76
225,350 192,432 -14.61
50,181 53,031 5.68
44 86 95.45 42,956 42,518 -1.02 12,720 13,395 5.31 15,460 18,625 20.47 90,166 129,259 43.36
10 16 60.00 14,070 14,760 4.90 836 836 0.00 22,000 27,030 22.86 262,266 235,074 -10.37
56 110 96.43 24,320 24,100 -0.90 7,148 7,173 0.35 17,170 18,950 10.37 98,875 103,364 4.54
50 100 100.00 20,820 20,500 -1.54 6,950 6,975 0.36 12,770 13,850 8.46 46,585 56,426 21.12 5,995 15,001 150.23
44,186 38,030 -13.93 6 10 66.67 3,500 3,600 2.86 198 198 0.00 4,400 5,100 15.91 52,290 46,938 -10.24
4.87 4.66 -4.31 0.96 0.93 -3.84 2.34 2.38 1.36 1.90 1.98 4.61 2.18 2.41 10.43
3.17 3.64 14.83 0.88 0.86 -2.27 2.06 2.07 0.53 1.83 1.92 4.93 1.21 1.34 11.08
5.10 5.06 -0.78 1.67 1.60 -4.00 4.02 4.10 1.99 4.22 4.22 0.00 5.00 5.30 6.00
3.56
1.94
5.02
3.52 -1.11
2.29 18.35
5.01 -0.15
31
Table 9. Corn Production, Area Harvested and Yield per Hectareby Province,
Annual (January – December):2013 and 2014*,
Northern Mindanao
BUKIDNON
COMMODITY
2013 2014
%Chang e
2013
CAMIGUIN
2014
%Chan ge
LANAO DEL NORTE
2013 2014
%Chan ge
CORN
Production (MT)
White
Yellow
Area Harvested (HA)
White
Yellow
Yield/Hectare
White
Yellow
Source: PSA-X
*Preliminary Estimates
804,487 805,845 0.17
74,306 116,279 56.49
730,181 689,566 -5.56
189,589 187,999 -0.84
31,221 37,869 21.29
158,368 150,130 -5.20
4.24 4.29 1.02
2.38 3.07 29.02
4.61 4.59 -0.38
516
407
109
457
407
50
1.13
1.00
2.18
MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
2013 2014
%Chan ge
MISAMIS ORIENTAL
2013 2014
%
Change
2013
REGION 10
2014
%Chang e
436 -15.50 221,899 220,483 -0.64 50,455 57,641 14.24 107,679 112,137 4.14 1,185,036 1,196,542 0.97
350 -14.00 190,748 186,701 -2.12 46,414 53,181 14.58 43,366 44,117 1.73 355,241 400,628 12.78
86 -21.10 31,151 33,782 8.45 4,041 4,460 10.37 64,313 68,020 5.76 829,795 795,914 -4.08
440 -3.72 106,990 107,609 0.58 25,630 27,438 7.05 49,899 51,160 2.53 372,565 374,646 0.56
383 -5.90 99,080 99,397 0.32 24,609 26,330 6.99 37,075 37,860 2.12 192,392 201,839 4.91
57 14.00 7,910 8,212 3.82 1,021 1,108 8.52 12,824 13,300 3.71 180,173 172,807 -4.09
0.99 -12.24
0.91 -8.62
1.51 -30.79
2.07
1.93
3.94
2.05 -1.21 1.97 2.10 6.71 2.16 2.19 1.57
1.88 -2.43 1.89 2.02 7.09 1.17 1.17 -0.38
4.11 4.46 3.96 4.03 1.70 5.02 5.11 1.98
3.18 3.19 0.41
1.85 1.98 7.50
4.61 4.61 0.01
32
Table 10. Net Corn Sufficiency by Province,
Fourth Quarter 2014,
Northern Mindanao
PROVINCE POPULATION
PER CAPITA
(KG.)
FOOD USE
TOTAL
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Mis. Occ.
Mis. Or.
Lanao Norte
4,661,943
1,408,488
87,929
603,348
1,551,339
1,010,839
29.81
44.43
2.88
32.12
18.60
27.11
Assumption: Other uses = 5%; PHF losses = 4.36%
Source: PSA-X
Table 11. Net Corn Sufficiency by Province,
January - December 2014,
Northern Mindanao
34,618
15,645
63
4,845
7,214
6,851
PROVINCE POPULATION
PER CAPITA
(KG.)
FOOD USE
TOTAL
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Mis. Occ.
4,661,943
1,408,488
87,929
603,348
29.81
44.43
2.88
32.12
Mis. Or.
Lanao Norte
1,551,339
1,010,839
18.60
27.11
Assumption: Other uses = 5%; PHF losses = 4.36%
138,471
62,579
253
19,380
28,855
27,404
Source: PSA-X
SEEDS FEEDS
19,700
3,996
25
2,052
3,076
10,551
317,760
248,328
3,794
20,139
32,068
13,431
PHF LOSSES OTHER USES
15,885
10,772
4
620
1,991
2,497
18,217
12,353
5
712
2,283
2,864
TOTAL
USAGE
406,179
291,094
3,892
28,368
46,631
36,194
PRODUCTION
364,333
247,067
102
14,231
45,655
57,278
%
SUFFICIENCY
SURPLUS/DEFI
CIT
89.7
84.9
2.6
50.2
97.9
158.3
-41,846
-44,027
-3,790
-14,137
-976
21,084
SEEDS FEEDS
78,800 1,271,040
15,984 993,312
100
8,208
15,176
80,556
12,304
42,204
128,272
53,724
PHF LOSSES
52,169
35,135
19
2,513
4,889
9,613
OTHER USES TOTAL USAGE
PRODUCTION
59,827 1,600,307 1,196,542
40,292 1,147,302 805,845
22
2,882
15,570
113,539
436
57,641
5,607
11,024
179,927
143,969
112,137
220,483
%
SUFFICIENCY
74.8
70.2
2.8
50.8
62.3
153.1
SURPLUS/DEFI
CIT
-403,765
-341,457
-15,134
-55,898
-67,790
76,514
33
Table 12. Nut Production (Number)by Province,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
Bukidnon
Area
Planted
(Has.)
8,558
Total Trees
Bearing
Non-
Bearing
685,639
4Q 2013
Year
4Q 2014
173,197 12,984,967 13,391,579
Actual
Change
406,612
%
Change
3.13
Camiguin 14,859 1,798,382 374,900 26,223,184 26,910,612 687,428 2.62
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
75,327 8,393,338 457,461 149,440,280 151,230,000 1,789,720 1.20
97,631 10,206,066 416,822 151,750,000 152,100,000 350,000 0.23
Misamis Oriental
REGION 10
101,698 9,916,863 532,810 133,705,000 134,232,000 527,000 0.39
298,072 31,000,288 1,955,190 474,103,431 477,864,191 3,760,760 0.79
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
Table 13. Nut Production (Number) by Province,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
Bukidnon
Area
Planted
(Has.)
8,558
Total trees
Bearing
685,639
Non-
Bearing 2013
Year
2014
Actual
Change
173,197 52,723,870 53,998,461 1,274,591
%
Change
2.42
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
14,859 1,798,382
75,327 8,398,338
97,631 10,206,066
101,698 9,916,863
374,900 106,426,110 104,074,641 -2,351,469 -2.21
457,461 574,595,680 581,650,000 7,054,320 1.23
416,822 561,638,001 572,101,000 10,462,999
532,810 513,680,000 518,671,000 4,991,000
1.86
0.97
REGION 10 298,072 31,005,288 1,955,190 1,809,063,661 1,830,495,102 21,431,441 1.18
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
Table 14. Copra Production (in Metric Tons) by Province,
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
Fourth
Quarter
2013
Fourth
Quarter
2014
Actual change
%
Change
2013
Annual
2014
Actual
Change
%
Change
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
2,781
6,556
2,874
6,728
37,082 36,796
93
172
3.34 11,095 11,527
2.62 26,606 26,018
-286 -0.77 142,579 142,171
39,416 37,930 -1,486 -3.77 145,957 145,263
29,386 29,502 116 0.39 112,482 113,873
REGION 10 115,221 113,830 -1,391 -1.21 438,719 438,852
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
432 3.89
-588 -2.21
-408 -0.29
-694 -0.48
1,391 1.24
133 0.03
34
Table 15. Green Nut Production (Quantity of Nuts)by Province,
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
Fourth
Quarter
2013
Fourth
Quarter
2014
Actual change
%
Change
2013
Annual
2014
Actual
Change
%
Change
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
Misamis
Occidental
Misamis Oriental
REGION 10
168,171 165,785 -2,386 -1.42 535,149
72,545 75,511 2,966 4.09 244,693
6,230 64,323 58,093 932.47 289,229
75,397 100,875 25,478 33.79 248,487
615,000 618,000 3,000
644,548 109,399 20.44
250,563 5,870
340,110 50,881 17.59
353,710 105,223 42.35
0.49 1,625,000 1,783,000 158,000
2.40
9.72
937,343 1,024,494 87,151 9.30 2,942,558 3,371,931 429,373 14.59
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
Table 16. Volume and Value of Coconut Export Commoditiesby Province,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Commodity
Volume (MT)
2013 2014
%
Inc/Dec
FOB Value (US$)
2013 2014
Activated Carbon
%
Inc/Dec
1,970.40 2,233.23 13.34 2,529,408.00 3,116,986.37 23.23
Coconut Chemicals
Coconut Cream
Coconut Fiber
Coconut Milk Powder
50,104.64
539.86
369.11
43,897.48
419.48
58.70
-12.39 74,898,165.09
-22.30
-84.10
616,668.50
104,696.50
73,268,558.22
3,645,069.81
18,304.00
-2.18
491.09
-82.52
338.79
Coconut Oil 8,081.24 31,398.40 288.53 6,989,069.52 33,924,104.55 385.39
Coconut Shell Charcoal 14,371.63 9,003.15 -37.35 5,696,793.18 5,297,021.10 -7.02
Coconut Water
Copra Cake/Meal
1,764.75
15,300.00
329.69
1,617.10
48,160.00
-2.69
-8.37
214.77
629,215.50 8,991,953.26 1,329.07
1,783,398.96
3,258,000.00
1,824,997.73
7,356,321.15
2.33
125.79
Desiccated Coconut
Reduced Fat Coconut
3,381.78
65.14
3,588.17
112.22
6.10
72.28
4,860,289.64
75,968.24
41,610,223.82 756.13
2,700,021.00 3,454.14
Sweetened Coconut 20 -100.00 52,920.00 -100.00
TOTAL 96,307.34 140,817.62 46.22 101,494,593.13 181,753,561.01 79.08
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
35
Table 17. Volume and Value of Coconut Export Commoditiesby Province,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Commodity
Volume (MT)
2013
7,011.11
%
Inc/Dec
FOB Value (US$) %
Inc/Dec
2014 2013 2014
8,732.31 24.55 9,500,177.38 11,625,415.55 22.37
Activated Carbon
Coconut Chemicals
Coconut Cream
Coconut Fiber
Coconut Milk Powder
Coconut Oil
Coconut Shell
Charcoal
Coconut Water
Copra Cake/Meal
Desiccated Coconut
Reduced Fat Coconut
Toasted Coconut
Sweetened Coconut
Palm Oil-Fatty Acid
148,483.11 163,272.79
1,418.49 1,747.20
9.96 233,102,659.18 288,216,260.42
23.17 2,458,867.79 6,039,103.08
23.64
145.61
448.55
1,018.68
111,184.46 103,947.62
0 88.6
44,074.63 45,466.79
12,191.65
40.40
0
488.68
996.60
-6.51 90,034,889.36 121,519,224.26 34.97
0 22923.5
3.16 16,570,793.61 20,729,427.21 25.10
112,082.10 99,318.70 -11.39 20,447,682.80 18,668,721.15
13,579.79 14,635.22
330.95
23.06
496.65
8.95
7,109.36 -41.69 12,272,243.63 7,543,209.98 -38.53
440.67 33.15
69.15 199.87
44.57 10.32
TOTAL 451,886.98 446,854.91
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
126,939.98
277,437.43 3,626,389.75 1,207.10
42,450.75 446,352.05 951.46
105,420.00
161,610.64 27.31
-2.17 4,084,208.82 13,614,302.40 233.34
-8.70
7.77 19,430,769.58 71,899,155.85 270.03
117,892.82 11.83
0 313,120.00
-1.11 408,454,540.31 564,543,108.66 38.21
36
Table 18. Farmgate and Millgate Prices of Copra (PhP) by Province,
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Buk Cam
Province (4Q 2014)
LDN MOc
Average
MOr 4th Q 2013 4th Q 2014
4th Quarter
% Inc/Dec
Farm gate
Mill gate
23.68 24.00 24.70
29.53
24.94
26.48
24.31
29.26
Annual
Farm gate
28.95 29.17 27.01 29.73 28.35
Mill gate
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
31.82 31.83 32.13
Table 19. Implementation of Republic Act 8048
(Coconut Preservation Act of 1995) by Province,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Particular Buk Cam
Province (4Q 2014)
LDN MOc MOr
No. of Permits Issued 6 51 51
23.91
27.70
18.18
21.35
24.33
28.42
1.74
2.61
28.64 57.55
31.93 49.54
40
Total
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
221
%
Inc/Dec
148 -33.03
No. of Trees Cut 25 220 980 2,572 19,216 3,797 -80.24
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
Table 20. Implementation of Republic Act 8048
(Coconut Preservation Act of 1995) by Province,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Particular Buk Cam
Province(2014)
LDN MOc MOr
No. of Permits Issued 16 198 184 144
No. of Trees Cut
70 800 2,726
Source: Philippine Coconut Authority, Region 10
4,340
2013
Total
2014
621
23,461
%
Inc/Dec
542 -12.72
7,936 -66.17
37
Table 21. Volume of Production of Major Crops(in Metric Tons),
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
CAMOTE
CASSAVA
GINGER
PEANUT
FRUITS CROPS
BANANA
CALAMANSI
DURIAN
LANZONES
MANDARIN
MANGO
MANGOSTEEN
PAPAYA
PINEAPPLE
RAMBUTAN
WATERMELON
INDUSTRIAL *
ABACA
CACAO
CASHEW
COFFEE
PALM FRUIT
RUBBER
SUGARCANE
TUBA
TOTAL
VEGETABLES
AMPALAYA
BROCCOLI
CABBAGE
CARROTS
CAULIFLOWER
EGGPLANT
GABI
GOURD
HABITCHUELAS
IRISH POTATO
LETTUCE
OKRA
PECHAY
PEPPER
SQUASH
STRINGBEANS
TOMATO
ROOTCROPS
Commodity
Fourth Quarter
%
Annual
%
2013 2014 Change 2013 2014 Change
40,017.56
1,487.10
213.00
3,627.50
331.75
230.00
1,573.75
1,224.34
1,952.36
191.07
1,900.00
425.50
690.26
1,257.73
880.00
5,968.33
39,426.60
1,488.32
220.00
3,636.67
320.00
225.00
1,610.01
1,254.25
1,944.89
201.62
1,850.00
398.92
707.75
1,282.32
884.12
6,135.65
943.87 962.00
17,121.00 16,305.08
-1.48 107,596.75 107,943.09
0.08
3.29
0.25
-3.54
-2.17
2.30
2.44
2,828.10
820.55
6,296.84
1,244.45
1,022.04
4,534.69
3,074.45
2,921.97
872.00
6,709.74
1,263.80
1,051.00
4,778.80
3,117.46
-0.38
5.52
-2.63
-6.25
2.53
1.96
0.47
2.80
1.92
-4.77
3,525.20
610.49
6,355.00
1,817.85
1,823.55
3,358.46
2,373.93
16,106.35
2,870.40
48,934.40
3,498.27
665.65
6,145.00
1,759.42
1,857.88
3,609.15
2,414.20
16,414.80
2,941.10
47,922.85
-0.76
9.04
-3.30
-3.21
1.88
7.46
1.70
1.92
2.46
-2.07
3.32 644,016.96 706,530.54
2.18 34,119.01 34,795.33
9.71
1.98
3.76 601,288.53 663,579.69 10.36
-3.36
-4.08
5,976.68
2,632.74
5,702.60
2,452.92
-4.59
-6.83
0.32
3.32
6.27
6.56
1.55
2.83
5.38
1.40
112,347.96 116,078.45
10,017.34 10,235.89
97,770.77 101,443.77
3,469.00
1,090.85
3,352.50
1,046.29
875,334.25 897,819.71 2.57 3,163,347.83 3,268,346.00 3.32
451,124.82
375.66
398.20
4,387.15
11.05
4,594.01
7.50
12,995.70 14,054.30
399.40
461,109.97
505.79
443.50 11.38
3,290.12 -25.01
8.62 -21.99
4,289.12
9.80
401,003.50 413,600.29
37.26
2.21 1,735,977.42 1,781,044.74
34.64
-6.64
30.67
8.15
334.04
1,502.85
2.60
2,041.08 52.17
2,156.40 -0.38
4,577.04 -17.07
3.14 1,341,568.73 1,392,652.07
50.35 35.13
457.85 14.63
1,341.31
2,164.55
5,519.14
71.01
44,694.58
66.60
30,107.60
63.89 -10.03
45,224.34
60.45
38,256.39
379.88
1,889.72
1.19
-9.23
27.07
3.81
13.72
25.74
1,140,674.18 1,266,824.80 11.06 3,560,723.65 3,724,826.39 4.61
573.00
34.59
0.13
2,400.52
9,800.00 10,100.00
4,796.35
2,857.11
609.00
24.86
0.12
2,406.51
5,011.92
2,991.75
6.28
-28.13
-7.69
0.25
3.06
4.49
4.71
2,243.88
196.31
10.08
5,334.81
35,180.00
11,261.00
10,267.82
2,888.56
175.87
14.28
5,415.67
38,620.00
11,872.60
1,120,212.48 1,245,680.64 11.20 3,496,229.75 3,655,358.53
10,480.88
28.73
-10.41
41.67
1.52
9.78
5.43
4.55
2.08
2,168,373.95 2,320,149.56 7.00 7,475,685.19 7,807,646.02 4.44
Source: PSA 10 (BAS)
* Non-food and industrial commercial crops
38
Table 22. Average Farmgate Price of Selected Commodities (PhP/kg),
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Commodity
Fourth Quarter
2013 2014
%
Change
Annual
2013 2014
Ampalaya
Cabbage
26.23
6.41
20.85 -20.51
14.38 124.17
21.33
13.01
21.04
12.86
Eggplant
Irish Potato
Squash
Stringbeans
Tomato
Sweet potato
Cassava, fresh tubers
Cassava dried chips*
Ginger
Peanut with shell, fresh
Banana, green Bungulan
Banana, green Lakatan
Banana, green Latundan
Banana, green Saba
Pineapple Hawaiian
Mango, green carabao
11.60
43.49
7.28
12.20
8.16
8.50
3.09
7.85
9.26
20.18
6.28
14.37
8.63
7.96
8.13
29.59
17.20
33.60
4.84
11.18
12.81
10.44
48.23
-22.75
-33.44
-8.39
56.88
22.78
2.82
7.88
-8.75
0.30
30.30 227.21
22.86 13.28
7.22 14.98
14.49
9.44
6.74
8.20
31.94
0.83
9.35
-15.25
0.94
7.92
12.62
35.50
4.93
11.86
13.44
8.53
3.12
7.79
10.49
18.10
6.86
14.96
8.43
7.61
8.13
27.50
%
Change
17.16
31.78
6.17
13.68
11.59
10.40
3.04
7.97
-2.56
2.31
30.04 186.37
23.46 29.61
7.53 9.77
14.33
8.57
6.83
9.07
29.00
-4.21
1.66
-10.25
11.56
5.45
-1.36
-1.15
35.97
-10.48
25.15
15.35
-13.76
21.92
Calamansi
Sugarcane Centrifugal
Abaca
Rubber, cuplump
Carabao for slaughter
Cattle for slaughter
Hog for slaughter
Goat for slaughter
Chicken native for meat
Chicken egg, backyard
Chicken egg, commercial
Duck egg, backyard
8.00
26.23
44.89
35.90
61.33
11.80
27.78
40.60
18.78
61.21
76.84
85.41
77.84
88.67
111.68 116.44
135.56 137.08
4.26 4.60
6.53
6.53
5.49
5.49
47.44
5.91
-9.56
-47.69
-0.20
-15.88
-15.93
8.10
25.25
44.07
38.75
62.86
13.31
29.60
41.32
24.62
66.15
1.30
3.81
75.54
85.55
78.11
88.27
4.26 107.31 113.28
1.12 134.53 135.55
7.97 4.91 5.30
4.20
6.53
5.91
4.45
5.67
6.05 Duck egg, commercial 5.24 5.87
Source: PSA 10 (BAS)
* final farmgate price (countrystat figure will be final this May 2014)
12.02
64.32
17.23
-6.24
-36.46
5.23
3.40
3.18
5.56
0.76
7.94
5.95
-13.17
2.37
39
Table 23. Average Farm Gate Price, Volume and Value of Production of Selected
Commodities,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Commodity
Average Farm gate Prices
Production (MT)
Estimated Value of
Production (in Pesos)
2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014
%
Change
Vegetables
Ampalaya
Tomato
Squash
Cabbage
Irish Potato
Eggplant
Stringbeans
Rootcrops
Cassava, fresh tubers
Ginger
Peanut with shell, fresh
Sweet potato
26.23
8.16
7.28
6.41
43.49
11.60
12.20
3.09
9.26
20.18
20.85
12.81
4.84
14.38
33.60
17.20
11.18
2.82
30.30
22.86
31,134.45
1,487.10
17,121.00
5,968.33
3,627.50
1,900.00
1,573.75
943.87
4,559.85
97,770.77 101,443.77
3,469.00
1,090.85
30,499.41
1,488.32
16,305.08
6,135.65
3,636.67
1,850.00
1,610.01
962.00
4,398.79
3,352.50
1,046.29
318,874.78
39,001.68
139,764.43
43,429.55
23,264.37
82,637.33
18,260.75
11,518.36
54,132.66
301,785.78
32,122.94
22,009.72
391,415.08 22.75
31,026.51 -20.45
208,813.72 49.40
29,717.00 -31.57
52,283.19 124.74
62,153.83 -24.79
27,692.17
10,755.16
51.65
-6.63
125,495.45 131.83
285,733.29
101,580.75 216.22
23,914.70
-5.32
8.66
8.50 10.44 10,017.34 10,235.89 85,147.39 106,828.57
857,097.99 879,505.17 9,881,947.79 10,218,870.06
25.46
3.41 Fruit Crops
Banana, green
Lakatan
Pineapple
(hawaiian)
Mango green carabao
Calamansi
Industrial*
Rubber
Sugarcane
Abaca
14.37
8.13
29.59
8.00
35.90
44.89
14.49 451,124.82 461,109.97 6,484,167.41 6,683,020.50
8.20 401,003.50 413,600.29 3,258,821.78 3,392,901.04
31.94 4,594.01 4,289.12
11.80 375.66 505.79
1,125,581.83 1,251,301.56
18.78 4,796.35 5,011.92
1,120,212.48 1,245,680.64
40.60 573.00 609.00
135,952.07
3,006.53
197,893.04
172,172.98
0.00
25,720.06
136,980.20
3.07
4.11
0.76
5,968.32 98.51
118,849.26 -39.94
94,123.86 -45.33
0.00
24,725.40 -3.87
3.84 TOTAL 2,018,374.12 2,165,704.93 10,452,848.27 10,854,629.85
Source: PSA 10 (BAS)
* Non-food and industrial commercial crops
40
Table 24. Average Farm Gate Price, Volume and Value of Production of Selected
Commodities,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Commodity
Northern Mindanao
Average Farm gate
Prices
2013 2014
Vegetables
Ampalaya
Tomato
Squash
Cabbage
Irish Potato
Eggplant
Stringbeans
Rootcrops
Cassava, fresh tubers
Ginger
Peanut with shell, fresh
Sweet potato
Fruit Crops
Banana, green
Lakatan
Pineapple
(hawaiian)
Mango green carabao
Calamansi
Industrial*
Rubber, cuplump
Sugarcane
Abaca
TOTAL
21.33
13.44
4.93
13.01
35.50
12.62
11.86
3.12
10.49
18.10
8.53
14.96
8.13
27.50
8.10
38.75
44.07
Production (MT)
Estimated Value of Production
(in Pesos)
21.04
11.59
6.17
12.86
31.78
17.16
13.68
2013
85,097.68
2,828.10
48,934.40
16,106.35
6,296.84
6,355.00
4,534.69
2,870.40
2014
84,912.29
2,921.97
47,922.85
16,414.80
6,709.74
6,145.00
4,778.80
2,941.10
2013
1,135,877.76
60,323.37
657,678.34
79,404.31
81,921.89
225,602.50
57,227.79
34,042.94
2014
1,060,518.96
61,478.25
555,425.83
101,279.32
86,287.26
195,288.10
82,004.21
40,234.25
609,897.95 671,735.21 1,986,368.18 2,246,133.86
3.04
30.04
23.46
601,288.53
5,976.68
2,632.74
663,579.69
5,702.60
2,452.92
1,876,020.21
62,695.37
47,652.59
2,017,282.26
171,306.10
57,545.50
10.40 34,119.01 34,795.33 291,035.16 361,871.43
3,123,582.04 3,220,962.23 38,117,141.54 39,492,398.03
14.33 1,735,977.42 1,781,044.74 25,970,222.20 25,522,371.12
9.07 1,341,568.73 1,392,652.07 10,906,953.77 12,631,354.27
29.00
13.31
44,694.58
1,341.31
45,224.34
2,041.08
3,509,734.63 3,670,119.69
24.62 11,261.00 11,872.60
3,496,229.75 3,655,358.53
41.32 2,243.88 2,888.56
1,229,100.95
10,864.61
535,251.54
436,363.75
0.00
98,887.79
1,311,505.86
%
Change
-6.63
1.91
-15.55
27.55
5.33
-13.44
43.29
18.19
13.08
7.53
173.24
20.76
24.34
3.61
-1.72
15.81
6.70
27,166.77 150.05
411,658.71 -23.09
292,303.41
0.00
119,355.30
7,328,312.30 7,647,729.42 41,774,639.02 43,210,709.57
-33.01
0.00
3.44
Source: PSA 10 (BAS)
* Non-food and industrial commercial crops
41
Table 25. Livestock and Poultry Production Volume (Metric Tons, Live Weight),
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Animal Type
4 th Quarter Production
2013 2014
CARABAO
CATTLE
SWINE
GOAT
CHICKEN
DUCK
CHICKEN EGGS
DUCK EGGS
TOTAL
Source: PSA 10 (BAS)
2,809
9,607
46,757
1,732
41,730
322
12,016
958
115,931
2,954
9,821
47,456
1,770
42,407
331
12,294
1,032
118,065
% Change
5.16
2.23
1.49
2.19
1.62
2.80
2.31
7.72
1.84
Annual Production
2013
8,699
36,678
159,747
7,134
135,958
1,579
39,830
3,805
393,430
2014
8,927
37,845
163,978
7,278
140,522
1,628
40,805
3,880
404,863
% Change
2.62
3.18
2.65
2.02
3.36
3.10
2.45
1.97
2.91
Table 26. Livestock and Poultry Inventory (Number of Heads),
As of January 1,
Northern Mindanao
Animal Type
2014
Inventory as of January 1 (heads)
2015 %Change
Carabao
Cattle
Hog
Goat
Chicken broiler layers * native
Duck
Source: PSA 10 (BAS)
* Includes layers from breeder farms
123,997
269,687
899,101
234,248
18,452,138
7,646,910
3,234,762
7,570,466
410,110
125,189
267,646
884,673
233,623
18,566,229
7,729,669
3,238,760
7,597,800
426,288
0.96
-0.76
-1.60
-0.27
0.62
1.08
0.12
0.36
3.94
Table 27. Fish Production (Metric Tons, Live Weight),
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Type
4 th Quarter Production % Change
2013 2014
AQUACULTURE
Brackishwater
Freshwater
Marine Fishcage/pens
19,284.71 19,050.55
10,068.83
233.71
880.75
9,649.33
355.77
1,164.96
-1.21
-4.17
Annual Production
2013 2014
76,802.50 77,632.96
31,554.70 33,101.57
% Change
1.08
4.90
52.23 1,055.72 1,007.64 -4.55
32.27 1,928.33 2,737.04 41.94
Seaweeds
Others
COMMERCIAL
MUNICIPAL
TOTAL
8,100.53
0.89
5,679.17
9,302.61
7,879.46
1.03
5,481.15
9,828.72
34,266.49 34,360.42
1.75
15.15
-3.49
5.66
42,261.32 40,784.83
2.43 1.88
36,853.61 36,965.94
42,864.00 43,613.83
0.27 156,520.11 158,212.73
-3.49
-22.63
0.30
1.75
1.08
Source: PSA 10 (BAS)
42
Table 28. DTI-Monitored Investments (Million PhP)by Province,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
Fourth Quarter
2013
Fourth Quarter
2014
Inc. / Dec.
Bukidnon 1,492.52 352.76 -76.36%
Camiguin 35.40 26.73 -24.49%
Lanao del Norte 186.66 309.53
Misamis Occidental 94.60 103.62
Misamis Oriental
6,527.77 3,404.64
Regional Total 8,336.95 4,197.28
Source: DTI-X
Table 29. DTI-Monitored Investments (Million PhP)by Province,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
65.83%
9.53%
-47.84%
-49.65%
PROVINCE 2013 2014 Inc. / Dec.
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
Regional Total
Source: DTI-X
1,915.58
107.51
1,279.09
726.27
9,313.72
13,342.17
1,983.24
90.45
892.66
481.24
13,741.04
17,188.63
3.53%
-15.87%
-30.21%
-33.74%
47.54%
28.83%
% Share
(2014)
8.40%
0.64%
7.37%
2.47%
81.12%
100.00%
% SHARE
(2014)
11.54%
0.53%
5.19%
2.80%
79.94%
100.00%
43
Table 30. DTI-Monitored Investments (Million PhP)by Sector,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Sector Amount of Investments
Infra and Services
Servicing
Agri-Based
Trading
3,361.23
375.66
333.86
95.43
Forest-Based
Consumer Manufacturing
Metals
Mining & Metallurgy
15.55
14.03
1.00
0.36
Others 0.16
Total Regional Investments
SOURCE: DTI-X
4,197.28
Table 31. DTI-Monitored Investments (Million PhP) by Sector,
Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
%Share to Total Regional
Investments
80.081
8.950
7.954
2.274
0.370
0.334
0.024
0.009
0.004
100.00
Sector Amount of Investments
%Share to Total
Regional Investments
Infra and Services
Energy
Agri-Based
Servicing
Metals
Trading
Consumer Manufacturing
Mining & Metallurgy
Forest-Based
SOURCE: DTI-X
Total
9,084.47
3,452.50
1,711.50
1,135.33
1,054.33
375.31
181.86
168.90
24.00
17,188.20
52.853
20.086
9.957
6.605
6.134
2.184
1.058
0.983
0.140
100.00
44
Table 32. SEC-Registered Investmentsby Province,
Fourth Quarter:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
2014
Province
STOCK CORPORATION (NEWLY REGISTERED)
REGIONAL TOTAL 69 341,916,525
Bukidnon
No. of
Firms
8
Paid-up Capital No. of
Firms
4,247,500
71
12
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte/Iligan 2
6
10,072,500
1
2
Misamis Occidental/
Ozamiz City
Misamis Oriental/CDO 1
8
47
2,692,300
324,904,225
1
55
2013
Paid-up
Capital
% Change
No. of
Firms
Paid-up
Capital
68,359,575 -2.8 400.2
6,925,200 -33.3 -38.7
25,000
375,000 200.0 2,586.0
1,875,000 700.0 43.6
59,159,375 -14.5 449.2
PARTNERSHIP (NEWLY REGISTERED)
REGIONAL TOTAL 14
Bukidnon 1
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte/Iligan 2
1
Misamis Occidental/
Ozamiz City
Misamis Oriental/CDO 1
12
TOTAL (Newly Registered
Paid-Up Capital)
3,385,000
100,000
10,000
3,275,000
345,301,525
15
1
1
13
2,950,000
500,000
400,000
2,050,000
71,309,575
-6.7
0.0
14.7
-80.0
-7.7 59.8
384.2
STOCK CORPORATION (INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK)
REGIONAL TOTAL
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte/Iligan 2
12
4
70,462,190
33,625,740
11
1
Misamis Occidental/
Ozamiz City
Misamis Oriental/CDO 1
8 36,836,450 10
415,763,715
82,778,125
1,250,000
9.1 -14.9
81,528,125 -20.0
154,087,700
-54.8
169.8 TOTAL (Newly Registered
Paid-Up Capital &
Increases in Capital
Stock)
Source: SEC-X
45
Table 33. SEC-Registered Investmentsby Province,
Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
STOCK CORPORATION (NEWLY REGISTERED)
REGIONAL TOTAL 355 541,366,686
Bukidnon
No. of
Firms
36
2014
Paid-up Capital No. of
Firms
47,786,572.00
327
2013
Paid-up
Capital
274,426,960
% Change
No. of
Firms
8.6
41 43,841,400.00 -12.2
Paid-up
Capital
97.3
9.0
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte/Iligan 2
2
38
1,775,000.00
33,141,479.00
1 25,000.00
31 11,263,250.00 22.6 194.2
Misamis Occidental/
Ozamiz City
Misamis Oriental/CDO 1
16 7,884,100.00
263 450,779,535.00
15 9,143,750.00 6.7 -13.8
239 210,153,560.00 10.0 114.5
PARTNERSHIP (NEWLY REGISTERED)
REGIONAL TOTAL 69
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte/Iligan 2
4
0
7
0 Misamis Occidental/
Ozamiz City
Misamis Oriental/CDO 1
TOTAL (Newly Registered
Paid-Up Capital)
58
19,645,000
285,000.00
0.00
725,000.00
0.00
18,635,000.00
561,011,686
59 12,409,000 16.9 58.3
2 1,500,000.00 100.0 -81.0
1 30,000.00
3 1,800,000.00
1
52
400,000.00
8,679,000.00
286,835,960
11.5
STOCK CORPORATION (INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK)
REGIONAL TOTAL 29 275,303,386 32 252,743,979 -9.4
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte/Iligan 2
4 60,022,477.00
0 0.00
5 36,563,240.00
3 35,250,000.00
0
0
0.00
0.00
1 1,000,000.00 0 0.00 Misamis Occidental/
Ozamiz City
Misamis Oriental/CDO 1
TOTAL (Newly Registered
Paid-Up Capital &
Increases in Capital Stock)
Source: SEC-X
19 177,717,669.34
836,315,072
29 217,493,978.75 -34.5
539,579,939
114.7
95.6
-18.3
55.0
8.9
46
Table 34. Number of Registered Cooperatives, Membership and Capitalization by Province,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
4 th Quarter 2013
Province No. of
Coops
No. of
Members
Paid up
Capital (PhP)
No. of
Coops
4 th Quarter 2014
No. of
Members
Paid up
Capital (P)
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
3
0
9
3
91
0
319
106
112,500.00
0
578,600.00
54,000.00
2
2
7
1
70
62
155
15
145,000.00
140,000.00
1,945,900.00
30,000.00
Misamis Oriental
TOTAL
Source: CDA-10
10
25
389 2,903,666.00
905 3,648,766.00
3
15
68 65,600.00
370 2,326,500.00
No. of
Coops
-33.33
-
Percent Change
No. of
Members
Paid up
Capital
-23.08
-
28.89
-
-22.22
-66.67
-70.00
-40.00
-51.41
-85.85
-82.52
-59.12
236.31
-44.44
-97.74
-36.24
Table 35. Accumulated Number of Registered Cooperatives, Membership and Capitalization by Province,
As of Fourth Quarter:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
As of 4 th Quarter 2013
No. of
Coops
No. of
Members
Paid up Capital
(P)
No. of
Coops
As of 4 th Quarter 2014
No. of
Members
Paid up Capital
(P)
No. of
Coops
Percent Change
No. of
Members
Paid up
Capital
Bukidnon 352 70,661 221,928,555.37 360 78,141 228,891,175.37 2.27 10.59 3.14
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
Total
Source: CDA-10
54 8,158 12,665,188.09 58
317 23,027 84,256,276.03
178 32,806 93,388,693.13
339
183
701 138,687 851,198,547.83 732
1,602 273,339 1,263,437,260.45 1,672
8,211 12,910,188.09
23,322 87,298,776.03
32,939 93,563,693.13
132,022 848,004,227.83
274,635 1,270,668,060.45
7.41
6.94
2.81
4.42
4.37
0.65
1.28
0.41
-4.81
0.47
1.93
3.61
0.19
-0.38
0.57
47
Table 36. Selected Tourism Indicators,
4th Quarter and Annual 2013 – 2014,
Northern Mindanao
4th Quarter
Indicator
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%
Change
Ave. Hotel
Occupancy Rate
41.65% 40.80%
Tourist Arrival
Foreign
Domestic
Total
11,034 10,857
302,277 454,789
313,311 465,646
2013
Annual
2014
%
Change
25.05% 37.63%
-1.60% 47,932 40,995 -14.47%
50.45% 1,273,240 1,623,861 27.54%
48.62% 1,321,172 1,664,856 26.01%
Facility Utilization by Type of Event
Conventions
Seminars / Workshops
Others
Total
7
171
300
478
6
427
318
751
-14.29%
149.71%
6.00%
57.11%
41
1,399
1,244
2,684
22
1,537
-46.34%
9.86%
1,658 33.28%
3,217 19.86%
Facility Utilization by Number of Participants per Type of Event
Conventions
Seminars / Workshops
1,070
8,942
15,600 1357.94%
33,177 271.02%
13,310 18,208 36.80%
69,639 104,661 50.29%
Others
Total
66,622 107,772 61.77% 265,687 406,275 52.91%
76,634 156,549 104.28% 348,636 529,144 51.78%
Facility Utilization by Level of Event
International
National
0
13
Regional
City / Province
Total
Source: DOT
17
448
478
0
84
6
661
751
0.00%
546.15%
-64.71%
47.54%
57.11%
7
63
230
2,384
2,684
2
122
103
2,990
3,217
-71.43%
93.65%
-55.22%
25.42%
19.86%
48
ASEAN
Brunei
Cambodia
Indonesia
Laos
Malaysia
Myanmar
Singarope
Thailand
Vietnam
TOTAL ASEAN
EAST ASIA
China
Hong Kong
Japan
Korea
Taiwan
TOTAL EAST ASIA
SOUTH ASIA
India
TOTAL SOUTH ASIA
NORTH AMERICA
Canada
U.S.A.
TOTAL NORTH AMERICA
OCEANIA
Australia
New Zealand
TOTAL OCEANIA
EUROPE
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
TOTAL EUROPE
MIDDLE EAST
Saudi Arabia
TOTAL MIDDLE EAST
OTHERS & Unspecified
TOTAL FOREIGN
Balikbayans
TOTAL DOMESTIC
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
51,471
51,471
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Table 37. Tourist Arrival by Country of Origin,
4th Quarter 2013 – 2014,
Northern Mindanao
COUNTRY OF
ORIGIN/CLUSTERS
BUKIDNON /
MALAYBALAY /
VALENCIA
CAMIGUIN
9
23
93
4
0
1
11
1
19
5
10
3
1
3
3
6
6
43
361
0
67,338
67,699
12
2
14
15
56
71
8
8
21
19
4
74
11
12
1
0
52
18
12
LANAO
DEL
NORTE /
ILIGAN
MISAMIS
OCCIDENTAL /
TANGUB /
OROQUIETA/
OZAMIS
3
0
1
0
24
7
0
17
5
12
0
27
0
9
77
101
39
58
27
85
54
114
168
24
24
54
110
14
318
4
7
11
11
24
34
166
6
23
12
6
12
2
5
9
29
29
159
1,026
0
83,972
84,998
75
44
58
93
0
86
654
75
148
75
0
0
0
0
0
129
129
386
3,078
0
150,222
153,300
36
34
70
151
277
428
59
59
141
216
92
877
0
131
153
137
475
346
82
0
0
54
0
0
Source: DOT
84
0
17
8
61
79
707
7
37
10
13
20
243
54
74
14
14
3,562
6,392
101,786
108,178
187
505
692
266
19
285
59
59
168
291
22
938
MISAMIS
ORIENTAL /
CAGAYAN DE
ORO /
GINGOOG
1
1
20
2
46
0
39
26
0
135
440
17
REGIONAL
TOTAL
167
51
87
123
94
222
1,620
22
42
18
23
102
433
146
90
178
178
4,150
10,857
0
454,789
465,646
407
952
1,359
372
82
454
384
636
132
2,207
150
150
11
209
180
146
739
905
150
9
1
94
7
82
49
ASEAN
Brunei
Cambodia
Indonesia
Laos
Malaysia
Myanmar
Singarope
Thailand
Vietnam
TOTAL ASEAN
EAST ASIA
China
Hong Kong
Japan
Korea
Taiwan
TOTAL EAST ASIA
SOUTH ASIA
India
TOTAL SOUTH ASIA
NORTH AMERICA
Canada
U.S.A.
TOTAL NORTH AMERICA
OCEANIA
Australia
New Zealand
TOTAL OCEANIA
EUROPE
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
TOTAL EUROPE
MIDDLE EAST
Saudi Arabia
TOTAL MIDDLE EAST
OTHERS & Unspecified
Balikbayans
TOTAL FOREIGN
TOTAL DOMESTIC
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION
3
26
7
75
18
419
103
111
90
1
3
0
5
1
6
103
465
70
2,076
187,131
189,207
195
245
144
27
171
73
41
41
50
178
0
372
0
102
8
3
190
40
95
59
14
2
11
1
49
Table 38. Tourist Arrival by Country of Origin,
Annual 2013 – 2014,
Northern Mindanao
COUNTRY OF
ORIGIN/CLUSTERS
BUKIDNON /
MALAYBALAY /
VALENCIA
CAMIGUIN
1
9
23
24
63
305
103
38
15
20
43
7
22
6
17
103
226
27
1,813
224,347
226,160
7
70
17
366
464
63
52
52
98
53
21
327
11
41
29
5
239
137
21
95
LANAO
DEL
NORTE /
ILIGAN
MISAMIS
OCCIDENTAL /
TANGUB /
OROQUIETA/
OZAMIS
1 15
3
48
0
101
0
25
5
22
1
34
22
44
168
234
64
117
252
328
95
40
135
19
51
51
76
301
44
760
13
15
15
33
46
242
60
34
17
10
10
4
8
10
8
60
237
0
1,981
283,313
285,294
141
347
434
181
321
3,639
404
45
83
0
329
926
476
32
324
404
1,672
0
14,028
519,492
533,520
1,573
2,496
583
440
1,023
0
957
244
3,083
177
177
923
0
356
492
404
1,534
954
398
530
0
5
75
0
202
Source: DOT
0
53
77
134
285
2,376
103
72
60
22
148
792
441
128
133
103
9,529
31
21,097
409,578
430,675
2,554
3,021
779
109
888
31
1,319
104
4,220
299
299
467
MISAMIS
ORIENTAL /
CAGAYAN DE
ORO /
GINGOOG
46
3
63
2
191
7
236
55
27
630
1,763
150
884
REGIONAL
TOTAL
158
450
556
447
733
6,981
773
129
179
38
507
1,901
1,039
191
513
773
12,129
128
40,995
1,623,861
1,664,856
4,940
6,554
1,664
623
2,287
140
2,808
413
8,762
620
620
1,614
19
769
606
483
2,761
3,128
728
1,685
76
13
222
8
565
50
Table 39. Export Performance by Province,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Volume (in Kgs)
Province
Bukidnon
2013
167,109,188.0
2014
133,191,532.0
Lanao del Norte
274,578,092.0 119,180,695.0
Misamis Occidental
108,074,350.0 74,309,071.0
Misamis Oriental
5,824,732,566.0 5,583,168,667.0
6,374,494,196.0 5,909,849,965.0
Total
Source: DTI-X
Value (in US $)
Inc/Dec
-20.3
-56.6
2013
64,219,958.0
177,768,330.0
-31.2
-4.1
37,144,517.0
828,837,844.0
-7.3 1,107,970,649.0
2014
51,833,372.0
127,178,684.0
34,342,302.0
710,345,406.0
923,699,764.0
Inc/Dec
-19.3
-28.5
-7.5
-14.3
-16.6
Share
(2014)
5.6
13.8
3.7
76.9
100.0
51
Table 40. Export Performance by Sector,
Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Volume (in Kgs)
Sector
Animal Products
2013
12,240.0
2014
109,771.0
Aquamarine
Coconut-Based Products
2,191,807.0
866,112,973.0
153,698.0
487,534,775.0
Consumer Manufactures 19,800.0 6,777.0
113,016,791.0 152,568,860.0 Fresh Fruits
Gifts, Toys and
Housewares
Industrial Manufactures
Iron and Steel
Mineral Products
156,171.0
4,565,580,037.0
233,709,125.0
22,548,777.0
204,976.0
4,358,660,922.0
35,773,685.0
478,741,857.0
Other Resource-Based
Products
Processed Foods
Rubber and Rubber-
Based Products
Special Transactions
Sugar and Sugar Cane
Products
Wood-Based Products
Total
Source: DTI-X
20,474,764.0
150,800,484.0
519,538.0
5,312,292.0
44,351,780.0
349,840,617.0
6,374,647,196.0
20,888,188.0
56,480,874.0
392,301.0
12,817,023.0
26,887,871.0
278,628,387.0
5,909,849,965.0
Inc/Dec
796.8
-93.0
-43.7
-65.8
35.0
31.3
Value (in US $)
2013
13,178.0
1,670,844.0
695,355,618.0
43,307.0
45,449,809.0
1,072,249.0
-4.5
-84.7
2,023.1
2.0
-62.5
-24.5
141.3
-39.4
55,869,333.0
4,783,338.0
3,289,736.0
43,741,624.0
192,420,338.0
4,062,594.0
1,830,998.0
11,649,157.0
-20.4 46,758,527.0
-7.3 1,108,010,650.0
2014
273,757.0
282,359.0
598,051,304.0
92,360.0
92,528,478.0
833,054.0
57,387,697.0
3,378,465.0
1,907,870.0
47,567,818.0
67,816,093.0
3,533,734.0
2,742,928.0
9,118,088.0
38,185,759.0
923,699,764.0
Inc/Dec
0.0
-0.3
-0.4
0.1
-0.6
-0.1
0.5
-0.2
-0.2
-0.2
19.8
-0.8
-0.1
1.1
1.0
-0.2
Share
(2014)
0.0
0.0
64.7
0.0
10.0
0.1
6.2
0.4
0.2
5.1
7.3
0.4
0.3
1.0
4.1
100.0
52
Table 41. Top 10 Export Commodities,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Volume (in Kgs)
Commodity
2013 2014
Oleochemicals 220,754,115.0 176,634,762.0
Value (in US $)
Inc/Dec
2013 2014
-20.0 347,695,542.0 310,003,013.0
Inc/Dec
-10.8
Crude/Cochin Coconut Oil 181,964,085.0 101,371,605.0 -44.3 143,996,576.0 122,966,998.0 -14.6
Pineapple Juice
Concentrate
Desiccated Coconut
Sintered Ore
Abaca/Banana Fiber
Processed
Lumber/Core-
Sawn/Finished/Kiln Dried
Copra Solvent & Expeller
Cake/Meal/Pellets
Fresh Pineapple
Coconut Charcoal/Charcoal
Granules
Top 10 Total
Grand Total
Source: DTI-X
50,702,716.0
22,931,394.0 14,040,066.0
3,375,837,750.0 4,114,702,000.0
3,683,530.0 14,704,404.0
349,840,617.0
276,821,286.0
49,750,423.0
72,526,565.0
104,617,322.0
277,933,285.0
121,023,695.0
63,153,011.0
45,693,556.0
4,604,812,481.0 5,033,873,706.0
6,374,647,196.0 5,909,849,965.0
106.3
-38.8
21.9
299.2
-20.6
-56.3
26.9
-37.0
70,808,040.0 106,062,204.0
33,103,181.0 69,940,399.0
41,889,080.0 52,066,738.0
9,109,238.0 44,721,532.0
46,758,527.0 38,038,882.0
50,019,055.0 24,352,441.0
19,086,355.0 24,018,472.0
27,118,253.0 20,712,908.0
9.3 789,583,847.0 812,883,587.0
-7.3 1,108,010,650.0 923,699,764.0
49.8
111.3
24.3
390.9
-18.6
-51.3
25.8
-23.6
3.0
-16.6
Share
(2014)
33.6
Rank
1
13.3 3
11.5 4
7.6
5.6
4.8
4.1
2.6
2.6
2.2
88.0
100.0
7
8
9
10
2
5
6
53
Table 42. Labor Force and Employment Status,
October 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Indicators
Household Population 15 Years and Over
Labor Force ('000)
Labor Force Participation Rate
Employed Persons ('000)
Employment Rate
Unemployed Person ('000)
Unemployment Rate
Oct. 2013
3,029
2,083
68.8
1,968
94.5
115
5.5
Oct. 2014
3,075
2,182
71.0
2,056
94.2
127
5.8
Underemployed Person ('000)
Underemployment Rate
429
21.8
638
31.0
Source: PSA
Table 43. Number of Employed Persons (in Thousands) by Industry Group,
% Change
1.52
4.76
4.48
10.15
48.65
As of October 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
INDUSTRY SECTOR
Agriculture
Agriculture, Hunting and Forestry
Fishing
Industry
Mining and Quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity Gas, Steam, and Air Conditioning Supply
Water Supply; Sewerage, Waste management and
Remediation Activities
Construction
Services
Wholesale and Retail Trade; Repair of Motor Vehicles and
Motorcycles
Transportation and storage
Accommodation and Food Service Activities
Information and Communication
Financial and Insurance Activities
Real Estate activities
Professional, Scientific and Technical Activities
Administrative and Support Service Activities
Public Administration and Defense; Compulsory Social
Security
Education
Human Health and Social Work Activities
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
Other Service Activities
Activities of Households as Employers; Undifferentiated
Goods - and Services - Producing Activities of Households for Own Use
Activities of Extraterritorial Organizations and Bodies
Total
Source: PSA
Notes: * Estimates are preliminary and may change.
2013
Count % Share Count % Share
46.80
18.80
5.00
%
Change
786 40.00 835 40.60 6.24
757 38.50 806 39.20 6.51
30 1.50 29 1.40 -0.68
227 11.50 258 12.50 13.67
2
116
8
0.10
5.90
0.40
6
114
8
0.30 275.00
5.50
0.40
-1.82
-8.33
2
99
955
358
132
65
13
19
3
7
36
105
73
23
5
93
25
0.10
5.00
48.50
18.20
6.70 111
3.30 64
0.70
1.00
0.10
0.40
1.80
5.30
3.70
1.10
0.20
4.70
1.20
2014
5
126
962
387
20
15
5
5
37
102
61
27
8
107
15
0.20 95.83
6.10 27.46
0.83
8.21
5.40 -16.01
3.10
1.80
-1.40
1.00 51.15
0.70 -21.28
0.20 84.00
0.20 -33.33
4.20
-3.23
3.00 -16.53
1.30 19.47
0.40 76.09
5.20 15.35
0.70 -37.96
-
- - -
1,968 100.00 2,056 100.00 4.48
54
Table 44. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for All Income Households(2006=100) and Inflation Rate by Province,
4 th Quarter 2013 – 4 th Quarter 2014 5-Quarter Monthly Data,
Northern Mindanao
Month/
Quarter
2013
Region X
CPI Inflation
Bukidnon
CPI Inflation
Camiguin
CPI Inflation
Lanao del Norte
CPI Inflation
4th Quarter 146.8 151.3 165.8 139.2
Oct
Nov
Dec
2014
1st Quarter
Jan
Feb
Mar
2nd Quarter
Apr
May
Jun
3rd Quarter
Jul
Aug
Sep
4th Quarter
Oct
Nov
150.1
150.7
151.7
152.0
151.8
152.2
152.1
151.7
146.2
146.6
147.5
150.9
148.9
148.3
149.0
149.4
150.8
152.1
151.7
151.2 Dec
Source: PSA-X
5.1
5.0
5.4
4.5
5.0
4.7
4.0
3.3
5.0
4.7
5.1
4.5
5.0
5.2
4.9
4.9
5.2
4.0
3.5
2.5
155.4
156.0
157.4
157.9
157.6
158.1
158.1
156.9
150.5
151.0
152.5
156.1
153.4
153.2
153.4
153.6
156.3
157.5
157.1
156.0
5.5
5.5
6.1
5.4
5.6
5.4
5.1
3.7
4.9
4.5
5.2
4.9
4.9
5.4
4.9
4.5
5.7
4.7
4.0
2.3
169.4
169.9
170.4
173.6
172.6
173.7
174.5
173.9
165.4
165.9
166.2
171.3
167.9
167.4
167.7
168.7
169.9
174.5
174.4
172.7
6.7
4.3
4.0
6.0
5.9
6.2
5.9
4.8
7.3
7.4
7.2
5.9
7.9
8.1
7.8
7.9
5.0
5.5
5.1
3.9
140.7
140.8
141.9
142.8
142.1
142.9
143.3
143.2
138.9
138.9
139.8
141.9
140.4
140.0
140.5
140.8
141.1
143.5
143.1
143.0
3.5
3.2
3.7
3.2
3.3
3.3
2.9
2.9
3.9
3.7
4.4
3.3
3.9
4.1
3.8
3.9
3.5
3.3
3.0
2.3
Misamis Occidental
CPI Inflation
149.6
150.4
151.2
151.1
150.2
150.5
150.4
149.6
149.9
149.4
149.9
149.6
150.6
151.3
150.9
151.5
151.5
150.9
150.5
149.2
149.9
5.3
4.4
3.8
1.7
2.8
2.0
0.2
0.2
8.0
7.7
6.6
3.2
6.7
6.8
6.8
6.5
4.5
0.7
-0.5
0.2
Misamis Oriental
CPI Inflation
141.3
146.2
147.0
148.2
148.4
148.5
148.4
148.4
148.5
140.6
141.4
142.0
147.1
144.5
143.1
144.7
145.7
147.1
148.5
148.7
148.3
5.0
5.8
6.7
5.9
6.7
6.0
5.1
5.1
3.5
3.8
4.0
5.3
4.5
4.3
4.2
5.0
5.9
5.6
5.2
4.4
55
Table 45. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for All Income Households (2006=100) and Inflation Rate by Commodity Group, by Provice,
Annual Averages 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Part A
All Items
Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco
Clothing & Footwear
2013
Region X
2014
144.4 150.9
Inflation
4.5
2013
148.8
Bukidnon
2014
156.1
Inflation
4.9
2013
161.8
Camiguin
2014
171.3
Inflation
5.9
153.6 163.4
164.9 173.0
6.4
4.9
155.8
152.6
165.8
161.4
6.4
5.8
161.0
166.9
174.8
182.2
8.6
9.2
Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas, and Other Fuels
Furnishing, Household Equipment and Routine Maintenance of the House
Health
Transport
131.9 137.7
145.2 150.4
134.0 137.7
154.8 158.2
4.4 144.8 154.7
3.6 156.3 163.4
2.8 135.5 140.8
2.2 175.5 178.2
6.8 135.5 139.4
4.5 199.0 208.9
3.9 132.0 132.6
1.5 196.6 197.2
2.9
5.0
0.5
0.3
Communication
Recreation & Culture
Education
Restaurant and Miscellaneous Goods and Services
Part B
131.7 132.5
98.9 99.5
108.5 110.9
135.1 141.3
129.9 132.0
0.6 133.3 134.0
0.6 94.1 95.8
2.2 107.6 109.6
4.6 135.4 142.4
1.6 136.6 140.5
0.5 123.3 123.7
1.8 98.5 98.5
1.9 110.2 116.7
5.2 116.6 116.6
2.9 162.1 164.5
0.3
0.0
5.9
0.0
1.5
All Items
Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco
Clothing & Footwear
Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas, and Other Fuels
Furnishing, Household Equipment and Routine Maintenance of the House
Health
Transport
Communication
Recreation & Culture
Education
Restaurant and Miscellaneous Goods and Services
Source: PSA-X
Lanao del Norte
2013 2014 Inflation
Misamis Occidental
2013 2014 Inflation
Misamis Oriental
2013 2014 Inflation
137.3 141.9
145.9 152.8
3.4
4.7
145.9
161.6
150.6
169.0
3.2
4.6
139.7
149.7
147.1
162.2
5.3
8.4
162.1 168.1
124.7 126.9
136.4 140.1
120.2 122.9
3.7
1.8
2.7
2.2
162.9
126.5
139.9
142.0
172.0
129.0
144.1
143.4
5.6
2.0
3.0
1.0
188.7
114.4
134.0
137.4
195.7
116.6
137.7
141.6
3.7
1.9
2.8
3.1
127.3
131.8
130.0
133.5
105.8 106.5
109.2 110.6
129.9 131.8
126.5 128.8
2.1
1.3
0.7
1.3
1.5
1.8
130.7
133.3
89.4
107.5
145.7
124.8
131.5
134.0
89.4
108.0
149.6
125.1
0.6
0.5
0.0
0.5
2.7
0.2
145.7
128.9
104.0
110.6
133.7
124.4
153.7
129.4
104.3
115.7
142.9
125.1
5.5
0.4
0.3
4.6
6.9
0.6
56
Table 46. Tax Collection (PhP) by Type and by Revenue District,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
4TH QUARTER
TYPE OF TAX RDNO.
1. INCOME TAXES 97 - Gingoog
98 - CDOC
2014
COLLECTION
47.2
934.3
2013
COLLECTION
40.5
746.3
2. VALUE ADDED TAXES
99 - Bukidnon
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
97 - Gingoog
244.2
142.8
246.3
1,614.8
19.5
189.9
125.2
195.2
1,297.2
19.3
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
404.3
70.5
38.9
279.7
47.4
41.5
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
92.2
625.5
78.7
466.5
3. PERCENTAGE TAXES
4. EXCISE TAXES
97 - Gingoog
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
97 - Gingoog
3.7
72.1
13.2
16.8
16.9
122.8
0.0
2.9
46.0
10.7
8.5
9.5
77.6
0.0
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
100 - Oz City
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
5. OTHER TAXES
101 - Iligan
Total
97 - Gingoog
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
0.0
0.3
2.6
101.0
18.4
0.0
0.2
3.2
105.3
25.7
7.4 8.2
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
16.0
145.4
35.5
177.9
RR-16 TOTAL 97 - Gingoog
98 - CDOC
73.0
1,511.9
65.9
1,177.3
99 - Bukidnon
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
346.3
206.1
371.4
2,508.7
273.7
183.6
319.0
2,019.4
Source: BIR
EXCESS/
DEFICIT
%
INC./DEC
.
23.1
(2.6)
13.5
158.9
0.8
26.1
2.5
8.3
7.4
6.7
188.0
54.3
17.5
51.0
317.6
0.3
124.7
0.1
(0.6)
(4.3)
(7.3)
(0.8)
(19.5)
(32.5)
7.1
334.6
72.7
45.2 58.2%
0.0 465.2%
0.0 279.3%
0.1 136.9%
(0.0) -3.5%
(0.0) -11.8%
22.5
52.5
489.3
12.3%
16.4%
24.2%
54.1%
-18.4%
-4.1%
-28.3%
-9.5%
-55.0%
-18.3%
10.8%
28.4%
26.5%
48.7%
-6.2%
17.2%
34.1%
26.5%
56.8%
23.6%
97.5%
78.5%
16.5%
25.2%
28.6%
14.0%
26.1%
24.5%
1.3%
44.6%
57
Table 47. Tax Collection (PhP) by Type and by Revenue District,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
ANNUAL COLLECTION
TYPE OF TAX RDNO.
1. INCOME TAXES
97 - Gingoog
2014
COLLECTION
201.10
2013
COLLECTION
200.53
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
100 - Oz City
3,562.44
945.80
558.96
2,847.86
785.16
482.33
2. VALUE ADDED TAXES
101 - Iligan
Total
97 - Gingoog
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
971.21
6,239.51
84.36
1,365.14
239.21
872.13
5,188.02
92.67
1,125.62
234.34
151.87 170.52
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
351.68
2,192.25
303.79
1,926.93
3. PERCENTAGE TAXES 97 - Gingoog
98 - CDOC
22.14
322.47
11.31
185.99
4. EXCISE TAXES
99 - Bukidnon
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
97 - Gingoog
52.64
62.42
65.58
525.25
0.07
46.84
35.74
66.73
346.61
0.03
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
0.17
0.67
0.43
0.57
0.34
0.39
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
0.26
1.60
0.16
1.48
5. OTHER TAXES 97 - Gingoog 17.60 16.13
RR-16 TOTAL
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
97 - Gingoog
454.18
85.67
33.55
84.18
675.19
325.26
419.65
77.35
37.09
142.78
693.01
320.67
98 - CDOC
99 - Bukidnon
5,704.39
1,324.01
807.23
4,579.68
1,144.03
726.08 100 - Oz City
101 - Iligan
Total
1,472.91
9,633.80
1,385.59
8,156.05
Source: BIR
EXCESS/
DEFICIT
26.68
(1.15)
178.64
0.04
(0.40)
0.33
0.03
0.10
0.11
1.47
34.53
8.32
(3.55)
(58.60)
(17.82)
4.59
0.57
714.58
160.64
76.63
99.08
1,051.50
(8.31)
239.52
4.88
(18.65)
47.89
265.32
10.82
136.48
5.80
1,124.71
179.98
81.15
87.32
1,477.75
%
INC./DEC.
8%
11%
-10%
-41%
-3%
1%
75%
-2%
52%
166%
-70%
99%
8%
65%
8%
9%
20%
-9.0%
21%
2%
-11%
16%
14%
96%
73%
12%
0%
25%
20%
16%
11%
25%
16%
11%
6%
18%
58
Table 48. Customs Collection by Port and by Month (Million Pesos),
Fourth Quarter2014,
Northern Mindanao
Month CDO
MCT-
SP
Iligan Ozamiz Total Target
October
November
88.1
60.3
636.0
597.7
8.8
10.0
25.1
1.3
758.0
669.3
705.3
710.0
Over
(Under)
%
52.7 7.5
(40.7) (5.7)
December 590.4
Total
Source: BoC
393.7 1,711.6 36.4 33.1 2,174.8
Table 49. Customs Collection by Port (Million Pesos),
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
2,005.8
Port
245.4 477.9
Fourth Quarter
2013 2014
17.6
%
Change
6.7
2013
747.5
Annual
2014
157.1
169.0
% Change
26.6
8.4
% Share
(2014)
CDOC
MCT-SP
Iligan
154.9
1,394.5
57.3
393.7
1,711.6
36.4
154.1
22.7
-97.4
628.2
5,760.1
225.5
1,010.4
6,837.2
178.1
Source: NTC-10
Table 51. Comparative Data on Public Calling Offices,
As of Fourth Quarter:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
PROVINCE As of Q4 2013 As of Q4 2014
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
TOTAL
Source: NTC-10
107
12
667
140
165
1,091
107
12
667
140
75
1,001
60.8
18.7
-21.0
Ozamiz 67.3 33.1 -50.9 74.2 52.4 -29.4 0.6
Total
Source: BoC
1,674.1 2,174.8
Table 50. Telephone Landlines,
As of Fourth Quarter:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
EQUIPPED TELEPHONE
LINES a/
As of Q4
2013
29.9
As of Q4
2014
11,982
1,828
9,993
1,828
47,076 45,522
11,328 9,430
6,687.97
%
Change
-16.60
0.00
-3.30
-16.75
8,078.11 20.8 100.0
SUBSCRIBED TELEPHONE
LINES b/
As of Q4
2013
As of Q4
2014
%
Change
6424
1067
21640
5305
5698
1067
19374
4063
Misamis Oriental
TOTAL
76,392 64,037
148,606 118,810
-16.17
-20.05
35880
70,316
31804
62,006
Telephone
Density c/ /100persons 3.46 2.76 1.64 1.44 a / - number of lines wherein the switch is capable of servicing under present condition. b/ - number of working lines with existing paying subscribers. c/ - 2010 Census of Population for Region 10.
-11.30
0.00
-10.47
-23.41
-11.36
-11.82
% Change
12.5
84.6
2.2
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
-54.55
-8.25
59
Table 52. Number of Mobile Phone Cell Sites by Major Sector Provider,
As of Fourth Quarter:2013 and 2014,
PROVINCE
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Northern Mindanao
As of Q4 2013 As of Q4 2014
DIGITEL GLOBE SMART TOTAL DIGITEL GLOBE SMART TOTAL % Share
35
3
28
66
13
35
74
13
66
175
29
129
35
3
35
66
13
43
115
14
85
%
Change
216 21.09 23.43
30 2.93 3.45
163 15.92 26.36 Lanao del
Norte
Misamis
Occidental
34 47 62 143 34 47 95 176 17.19 23.08
Misamis
Oriental
90 134 138 362 117 134 188 439
TOTAL 190 295 353 838
% SHARE 22.67 35.20 42.12
224 303 497
21.88 29.59 48.54
1024
42.87 21.27
22.20
Note: Data gathered base on the renewal made at the NTC, Regional Office.
Source: NTC-10
Table 53. Commercial Air Traffic,
Fourth Quarter and Annual:2013 and 2014,
Laguindingan Airport
INDICATOR
4th Quarter
Percent
Change
2013 2014 2013
Annual
2014
Percent
Change
INCOMING
Flights 1,872 1,487
Passengers 204,761 200,083
Cargoes (Kgs.) 2,825,179 2,745,665
-20.57
-2.28
-2.81
7,484
803,725
6,200
462,825
9,986,762 10,474,492
-17.16
-42.42
4.88
OUTGOING
Flights
TOTAL
Flights
Passengers
Passengers
1,872
3,744
1,486
206,755 200,286
Cargoes (Kgs.) 3,339,044 4,297,740
411,516 400,369
2,973
-20.62 7,484
-3.13 834,673 790,749
28.71 10,140,457 11,358,537
6,200
-20.59 14,968 12,400
-2.71 1,638,398 1,253,574
14.26 20,127,219 21,833,029
-17.16
-5.26
12.01
-17.16
-23.49
8.48 Cargoes (Kgs.) 6,164,223 7,043,405
Source: CAAP-10 Laguindingan
60
Table 54. Commercial Air Traffic,
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Labo Airport (Ozamiz City)
INDICATOR
4th Quarter
Percent
Change
2013 2014
INCOMING
Flights
365 277 -24.11
Passengers 36,681 34,168 -6.85
Cargoes (Kgs.) 807,602 556,017
2013
Annual
1,356
137,292
2014
1,169
127,758
-31.15 2,229,626 2,362,865
OUTGOING
Flights
Cargoes (Kgs.)
365 277 -24.11 1,356 1,169
Passengers
Passengers
38,389 33,291 -13.28 142,287 128,215
Cargoes (Kgs.)
Flights
432,947 566,707 30.90 1,903,187 2,169,757
TOTAL
Flights 730 554
Passengers
75,070 67,459
Cargoes (Kgs.) 1,240,549 1,122,724
Cargoes (Kgs.)
-24.11
-10.14
2,712
279,579
2013
Annual
214
6,211
-
255,973
2014
420
14,624
-
2,338
-9.50 4,132,813 4,532,622
Source: CAAP-Laguindingan
Table 55. Commercial Air Traffic,
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Camiguin Airport
INDICATOR
4th Quarter
Percent
Change
2013 2014
INCOMING
Flights
78 83 6.41
Passengers
2,520 3,551 40.91
- -
OUTGOING
78 83 6.41 214 420
2,647 3,579 35.21 6,604 15,796
- - - -
TOTAL
Flights
Passengers
Cargoes (Kgs.)
Source: CAAP-Laguindingan
156
5,167
-
166
7,130
-
6.41
37.99
428
12,815
-
840
30,420
-
Percent
Change
Percent
Change
-13.79
-6.94
5.98
-13.79
-9.89
14.01
-13.79
-8.44
9.67
96.26
135.45
96.26
139.19
96.26
137.38
61
Table 56. Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Traffic of Base Ports by Port Management Office (PMO),
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Port of Cagayan de Oro Port of Iligan Port of Ozamiz
INDICATOR
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%
Change
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%
Change
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%
Change
SHIPCALLS 550 552 0.36 155
Domestic
Domestic
538
Foreign 12 23
CARGO (MT) 1,147,902 1,311,686
1,084,256
529
1,175,030
Inbound 537,047 562,305
Outbound 547,209 612,725
Foreign 63,646 136,656
-1.67
91.67
14.27
8.37
4.70
11.97
114.71
152
3
142,921
82,176
34,671
47,505
60,745
Import 37,646 136,656 263.00 60,745
Export 26,000
PASSENGER 260,912
Disembarking 137,759
- -100.00
226,192 -13.31
116,368 -15.53
34,303
15,017
Embarking 123,153 109,824 -10.82 19,286
Source: PPA-PMOs of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan and Ozamiz
128 -17.42 3,837 3,785
126 -17.11
2 -33.33
3,833
4
3,778
7
99,527 -30.36 170,394 198,313
65,832 -19.89 170,163 198,313
36,001 3.84 106,677 129,521
29,831 -37.20 63,486 68,792
33,695 -44.53
33,695 -44.53
231
231
-
-
33,310
14,656
18,654
-2.89 835,577 826,564
-2.40 401,546 407,359
-3.28 434,031 419,205
TOTAL
-1.36
4Q 2013
4,542
4Q 2014
%
Change
4,465 -1.70
-1.43
75.00
4,523
19
4,433 -1.99
32 68.42
16.38 1,461,217 1,609,526 10.15
16.54 1,336,595 1,439,175 7.67
21.41 678,395 727,827
8.36 658,200 711,348
7.29
8.07
124,622 170,351 36.69
98,622 170,351 72.73
26,000 - -100.00
-1.08 1,130,792 1,086,066 -3.96
1.45 554,322 538,383 -2.88
-3.42 576,470 547,683 -4.99
62
Table 57. Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Traffic of Base Ports by Port Management Office (PMO),
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
PMO CAGAYAN DE ORO PMO ILIGAN PMO OZAMIZ TOTAL
INDICATOR
2013 2014
%
Change
2013 2014
%
Change
2013 2014
%
Change
2013 2014
%
Change
SHIPCALLS 2,320 2,180 -6.03 594 534 -10.10 14,896 14,358 -3.61 17,810 17,072 -4.14
Domestic 2,265 2,119 -6.45 584 529 -9.42 14,891 14,346 -3.66 17,740 16,994 -4.21
Foreign 55 61 10.91 10 5 -50.00 5 12 140.00 70 78 11.43
CARGO (MT)
4,231,756 4,659,541 10.11 589,779 398,952 -32.36 658,974 825,733 25.31 5,480,509 5,884,226 7.37
Domestic 3,991,656 4,317,732 8.17 303,913 299,448 -1.47 658,743 825,733 25.35 4,954,312 5,442,913 9.86
Inbound 2,010,477 2,144,871 6.68 163,734 170,133 3.91 407,033 526,013 29.23 2,581,244 2,841,017 10.06
Outbound 1,981,179 2,172,860 9.68 140,179 129,315 -7.75 251,710 299,720 19.07 2,373,068 2,601,895 9.64
Foreign 240,100 341,810 42.36 285,866 99,504 -65.19 231 - -100.00 526,197 441,314 -16.13
Import 158,750 314,048 97.83 285,866 99,504 -65.19 231 - -100.00 444,847 413,552
Export 81,350 27,762 -65.87
PASSENGER
Disembarking
1,157,834 1,128,222
598,409 588,678
-2.56 171,820 145,523 -15.30 3,113,718 2,977,340
-1.63 88,328 71,777 -18.74 1,551,913 1,507,392
Embarking 559,425 539,544 -3.55 83,492
Source: PPA-PMOs of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan and Ozamiz
73,746 -11.67 1,561,805 1,469,948
-7.04
81,350 27,762 -65.87
-4.38 4,443,372 4,251,085
-2.87 2,238,650 2,167,847
-5.88 2,204,722 2,083,238
-4.33
-3.16
-5.51
63
Table 58. Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Traffic of Private Ports by PMO,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
PORT OF CAGAYAN DE ORO PORT OF ILIGAN
INDICATOR
Q4 2013 Q4 2014
%
Change
Q4 2013 Q4 2014
%
Change
SHIPCALLS 494 408 -17.41 3,856 3,699 -4.07
Domestic 453 367 -18.98 3,842 3,678 -4.27
Foreign 41 41 0.00 14 21 50.00
CARGO (MT)
952,802 779,589 -18.18 460,542 458,742 -0.39
Domestic 635,028 472,269 -25.63 328,856 252,956 -23.08
Inbound 178,504 126,698 -29.02 139,635 103,769 -25.69
Outbound 456,524 345,571 -24.30 189,221 149,187 -21.16
Foreign 317,774 307,320 -3.29 131,686 205,786 56.27
Import 248,079 245,200 -1.16 119,486 171,386 43.44
Export 69,695 62,120 -10.87 12,200 34,400 181.97
PASSENGER - - 719,411 845,643
Disembarking 378,921 436,140
Embarking 340,490 409,503
Source: PPA-PMOs of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan and Ozamiz
17.55
15.10
20.27
41
37
4
45,541
31,716
17,799
13,917
13,825
-
13,825
-
PORT OF OZAMIZ
Q4 2013 Q4 2014
64
58
6
68,655
42,755
20,195
22,560
25,900
5,000
20,900
-
TOTAL
%
Change
56.10
56.76
Q4 2013
4,391
4,332
59
Q4 2014
4,171
4,103
68
%
Change
-5.01
-5.29
15.25
50.75 1,458,885 1,306,986 -10.41
34.81 995,600 767,980 -22.86
13.46 335,938 250,662 -25.38
62.10 659,662 517,318 -21.58
87.34 463,285 539,006
367,565 421,586
51.18 95,720 117,420
719,411 845,643
16.34
14.70
22.67
17.55
378,921 436,140
340,490 409,503
15.10
20.27
64
Table 59. Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Traffic of Private Ports by PMO,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
PORT OF CAGAYAN DE ORO PORT OF ILIGAN
INDICATOR ANNUAL
2013
ANNUAL
2014
%
Change
ANNUAL
2013
ANNUAL
2014
%
Change
SHIPCALLS 1,963 1,733 -11.72 14,969 14,319 -4.34
2013
PORT OF OZAMIZ
ANNUAL
192
ANNUAL
2014
186
Domestic 1,794 1,577 -12.10 14,904 14,225 -4.56 175 169
Foreign 169 156 -7.69 65 94 44.62 17 17
CARGO (MT)
3,475,830 3,163,105 -9.00 1,963,721 1,866,180 -4.97 206,811 214,646
Domestic 2,384,224 2,158,249 -9.48 1,272,383 1,129,567 -11.22 134,352 142,533
Inbound 679,628 578,015 -14.95 537,618 518,634 -3.53
Outbound 1,704,596 1,580,234 -7.30 734,765 610,933 -16.85
Foreign 1,091,606 1,004,856 -7.95 691,338 736,613 6.55
Import 879,411 818,191 -6.96 544,927 637,238 16.94
Export 212,195 186,665 -12.03 146,411 99,375 -32.13
PASSENGER - - 2,619,616 2,617,572
Disembarking 1,340,108 1,291,911
Embarking 1,279,508 1,325,661
Source: PPA-PMOs of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan and Ozamiz
-0.08
-3.60
3.61
56,916
77,436
72,459
-
72,459
-
61,409
81,124
72,113
5,000
67,113
-
%
Change
-3.13
-3.43
0.00
ANNUAL
2013
TOTAL
ANNUAL
2014
%
Change
17,124 16,238
16,873 15,971
251 267
-5.17
-5.35
6.37
3.79 5,646,362 5,243,931
6.09 3,790,959 3,430,349
7.89 1,274,162 1,158,058
4.76 2,516,797 2,272,291
-7.13
-9.51
-9.11
-9.71
-0.48 1,855,403 1,813,582
1,424,338 1,460,429
-2.25
2.53
-7.38 431,065 353,153 -18.07
2,619,616 2,617,572 -0.08
1,340,108 1,291,911
1,279,508 1,325,661
-3.60
3.61
65
Table 60. Container Traffic (in TEUs) by PMO,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
PORT OF CAGAYAN DE ORO
PARTICULARS
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%
Change
TOTAL CONTAINER
(in TEU)
Domestic
Inbound
Outbound
Foreign
Import
50,557 55,017
50,557 55,017
25,570 27,277
24,987 27,740
8.82
8.82
6.68
11.02
Export
Source: PPA-PMOs of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan and Ozamiz
PORT OF ILIGAN PORT OF OZAMIZ
4Q 2013
4,231
4Q 2014
%
Change
2,965 -29.92
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
7,211 7,830
4,231
2,105
2,126
2,965 -29.92
1,610 -23.52
1,355 -36.27
7,211
3,605
3,606
7,830
3,890
3,940
TOTAL
%
Change
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
8.58 61,999 65,812
8.58 61,999 65,812
7.91 31,280 32,777
9.26 30,719 33,035
Table 61. Container Traffice (in TEUs) by PMO,
Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
%
Change
6.15
6.15
4.79
7.54
PORT OF CAGAYAN DE ORO PORT OF ILIGAN PORT OF OZAMIZ
PARTICULARS
ANNUAL
2013
ANNUAL
2014
%
Change
ANNUAL
2013
ANNUAL
2014
%
Change
ANNUA
L 2013
ANNUAL
2014
TOTAL CONTAINER
(in TEU)
Domestic
Inbound
Outbound
Foreign
Import
187,845 206,327
187,845 206,327
94,468 103,727
93,377 102,600
9.84 17,344 12,452 -28.21 27,285 30,574
9.84 17,344 12,452 -28.21 27,285 30,574
9.80 8,570 6,190 -27.77 13,429 15,169
9.88 8,774 6,262 -28.63 13,856 15,405
Export
Source: PPA-PMOs of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan and Ozamiz
%
Change
ANNUA
L 2013
TOTAL
ANNUAL
2014
12.05 232,474 249,353
12.05 232,474 249,353
12.96 116,467 125,086
11.18 116,007 124,267
%
Change
7.26
7.26
7.40
7.12
66
Table 62. Ship Calls and Container Traffic,
Fourth Quarter and Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Mindanao Container Terminal, Port of PHIVIDEC, Northern Mindanao
INDICATOR Q4 2013 Q4 2014
%
Change
ANNUAL
2013
ANNUAL
2014
%
Change
I. Number of Ship Calls 122 113 -7.38 457 426 -6.78
Foreign
Domestic
63
59
36
77
-42.86
30.51
211
246
155 -26.54
271 10.16
II. Containers Handled
(TEUs)
Foreign
57,159.25 48,099.25
36,421.25 28,255.75
-15.85 224,539.00 200,217.00 -10.83
-22.42 143,901.75 127,135.50 -11.65
Export
Import
Foreign Transshipment
17,487.75 13,701.25
18,234.50 14,554.50
-21.65
-20.18
71,343.50 62,424.25
70,639.25 64,210.25
-12.50
-9.10
699.00 -
-100.00
1,919.00 501.00
-73.89
Domestic 20,738.00 19,843.50 -4.31 80,637.25 73,081.50 -9.37
Outbound
10,402.50 9,983.50
-4.03
39,088.25 36,377.50
-6.93
Inbound
INDICATOR
10,335.50
Q4 2013
9,860.00
Q4 2014
-4.60
41,549.00 36,704.00
Source: PIE-MO
Table 63. Ship Calls and Cargo Traffic,
Fourth Quarter and Annual:2013 and 2014,
Other PHIVIDEC Industrial Administration Regulated Ports,
Northern Mindanao
%
Change
ANNUAL
2013
ANNUAL
2014
-11.66
%
Change
I. Number of Ship Calls 248 262 5.65 947 994 4.96
Foreign
Domestic
II. Cargo (MT)
47
201
48
214
3,015,422 3,015,220
2.13
6.47
172
775
210
784
22.09
1.16
-0.01 13,822,722 13,125,256 -5.05
Foreign
Export
Import
Domestic
Outbound
Inbound
Source: PIE-MO
2,604,823 2,625,702 0.80 12,290,370 11,572,344 -5.84
1,158,246 1,509,061 30.29 6,313,450 6,847,759 8.46
1,446,576 1,116,641 -22.81 5,976,920 4,724,585 -20.95
410,600 389,518 -5.13 1,532,352 1,552,911
320,589 312,974
90,011 76,543
-2.38 1,236,392 1,238,546
-14.96 295,960 314,365
1.34
0.17
6.22
67
Table 64. Motor Vehicles Registered by Classification and Mode of Registration,
Fourth Quarter and Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Motor Vehicles Registered
Classification Registration
Private
For Hire
Government
Diplomatic
Tax Exempt
Total
Grand Total
New
Renewal
New
Renewal
New
Renewal
New
Renewal
New
Renewal
New
Renewal
-
-
-
-
4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%
Change
ANNUAL
2013
ANNUAL
2014
12,997 12,774 -1.72 48,110 48,800
25,805
2,604
45
492
-
-
1 -
13,042 12,820 -1.70 48,251 49,007
28,902
-
25,607
2,198
46
493
-
-
-
-
3 -
28,301
-0.77
-15.59
2.22
0.20
-2.08
-
-
-
176,045
19,023
141
3,554
4
3
198,629
-
-
192,602
4 -
18,781
203
3,739
2
8
215,132
41,944 41,121 -1.96 246,880 264,139
-
-
%
Change
1.43
9.40
-1.27
43.97
5.21
-50.00
166.67
1.57
8.31
6.99
Source: LTO-10
Table 65. Land Transportation Office Frontline Services,
Fourth Quarter and Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
TRANSACTION 4Q 2013 4Q 2014
%
Change
Motor Vehicle Registered
Registration Transactions Handled
41,944
41,944
41,212 -1.96
48,461 15.54
ANNUAL
2013
246,880
307,796
ANNUAL
2014
264,139
313,277
%
Change
6.99
1.78
Licenses/Permits Issued
Licenses/Transactions Handled
41,963
58,509
43,982
60,405
4.81
3.24
176,654
242,065
192,037
265,065
8.71
9.50
Revenue Collection (in PhP ‘000) 103,747.60 111,444.27 7.42 564,988.73 624,739.88 10.58
Apprehensions 5,492 3,803 -30.75 21,623 17,565 -18.77
Source: LTO-10
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Table 66. Status of Electrification,
As of Fourth Quarter:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Sitios
Energized
Cooperative/s
As of 4th
Qtr. 2013
As of 4th
Qtr. 2014
%
Inc.
Household Connections
Energized
As of 4th
Qtr. 2013
As of 4th
Qtr. 2014
%
Inc.
1 BUSECO
2 CAMELCO
3 CEPALCO
4 FIBECO
1,524
863
990
477
1,076 70.60 8.69 110,000 82,355 85,575
677 78.45 41.93 21,000 18,748 19,847
77.80
94.51
110,294 107,317 110,294 100.00
3.91
5.86
2.77
3,139 2,209 2,249 71.65 1.81 170,900 124,077 131,481 76.93 5.97
5 LANECO*
6 MOELCI I
1,117
290
585
201
690 1.77 17.95 168,158 131,305 134,833 80.18 2.69
230 79.31 14.43 57,400 51,050 53,409 93.05 4.62
7 MOELCI II 292 176 235 80.48 33.52 85,500 77,644 79,916 93.47 2.93
8 MORESCO I
9 MORESCO II
REGION X
1,368
1,412
1,087
752
1,146 83.77 5.43 85,900 72,982 79,450
882 62.46 17.29 88,500 62,857 66,066
92.49
74.65
8.86
5.11
10,005 6,477 7,185 71.81 10.93 897,652 728,335 760,871 84.76 4.47
* Including ILPI data/reports on household electrification
Source: National Electrification Administration and CEPALCO
Table 67. Actual Energy Sales by Province,
Fourth Quarter: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
TOTAL ENERGY SOLD (kwh)
PROVINCE % Change % Share
4 th Quarter 2013 4 th Quarter 2014
Bukidnon 70,960,627 77,418,337 9.10
Camiguin 4,728,099 4,899,444 3.62
Misamis Occidental 46,190,289 47,476,852 2.79
Misamis Oriental* 363,519,248 369,105,367 1.54
Lanao del Norte** 160,218,099 170,135,962 6.19
Region 10 Total 645,616,362 669,035,962 3.63
* Including energy sales report from CEPALCO
** Including energy sales report from ILPI
Source: National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP), ILPI & CEPALCO
Table 68. Actual Energy Sales by Province,
Annual: 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
PROVINCE
TOTAL ENERGY SOLD (kwh)
% Change
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental*
2013
276,890,905
19,232,147
180,191,149
1,406,333,386
2014
290,733,438
19,138,767
182,073,600
1,408,865,606
5.00
-0.49
1.04
0.18
11.57
0.73
7.10
55.17
25.43
100.00
% Share
12.06
0.79
7.55
58.44
Lanao del Norte** 540,415,384 510,152,740 -5.60
Region 10 2,423,062,971 2,410,964,151 -0.50
* Including energy sales report from CEPALCO
** Including energy sales report from ILPI
Source: National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP), ILPI & CEPALCO
21.16
100.00
69
Table 69. Installed and Dependable Capacity of Power Plants in the Mindanao Grid,
Years 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Plant Installed (IC)
2013 2014
Capacity (MW)
Dependable (DC)
2013 2014
%Change in DC
Location
HYDRO
Agus 4 HEP
722.10 722.10 571.23 635.14 11.19
158.10 158.10 145.00 138.34 -4.59
Nangka, Balo-i, Lanao del
Norte
Agus 5 HEP
Agus 6 HEP
Agus 7 HEP
Pulangi 4 HEP
COAL FIRED
Mindanao Coal
Sub-total Without Embedded Power
EMBEDDED POWER
Mindanao Energy Systems, Inc.
Cabulig Hydro Electric Plant
FG Bukidnon power Corporation
Photo-Voltaic
Bubunawan Power Corporation, Inc.
Crystal Sugar Biomass
FIBECO - KEG DPP
Mapalad Power Corporation
MORESCO II - KEG DPP
Panaon Diesel Power Plant
Region 10 Total+Embedded
Mindanao Grid
55.00 55.00 47.57 48.39 1.72 Ditucalan, Iligan City
200.00 200.00 134.33 150.91 12.34 Ma. Cristina, Iligan City
54.00 54.00 36.00 44.08 22.44 Fuentes, Iligan City
255.00 255.00 208.33 253.42 21.64
Kiuntod, Maramag, Buk.
232.00
232.00
232.00
232.00
210.00
210.00
210.00
210.00
0.00
0.00
Balacanas, Villanueva,
Mis. Or.
954.10 954.10 781.23 845.14
98.70 204.30
8.18
91.7 120.00 30.86
46.30 46.30 46.30 43.00 -7.13
Tablon, Cagayan de Oro
City
8.00 0.00 8.00 8.00 0.00 Plaridel, Claveria, Mis. Or.
1.60
1.00
7.00
1.60
1.00
7.00
1.60
1.00
0.00
1.60 0.00 Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon
1.00 0.00
Indahag, Cagayan de Oro city
6.00 100.00
Bubunawan, Bukidnon
21.00
3.20
0.00
21.00
3.20
98.00
21.00
3.20
10.00
21.00
3.20
10.00
0.00
Quezon, Bukidnon
0.00
Maramag, Bukidnon
0.00
Mapalad, Iligan City
0.00
Gingoog City
10.60 10.60 10.60 10.60
0.00 15.60 0.00 15.60 100.00
Panaon, Misamis
Occidental
1,052.80 1,158.40 872.93 965.14 10.56
1,521.08 1,521.08 1,220.24 1,316.88 7.92
Source: CEPALCO, DOE, ILPI, and NPC
Table 70. Status of Irrigation Development,
As of December 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Province
Potential
Irrigable
Area
(Hectares
4 th Qtr
2013
Service Area (Hectares)
4 th Qtr
2014
Total
Area
Added
%
Change
Level of
Irrigation
Dev’t (%)
4 th Qtr
2013
Level of
Irrigation
Dev’t (%)
4 th Qtr
2014
Remaining
Area for
Dev’t
Bukidnon
Camiguin
Lanao del Norte
MisamisOccident al
Misamis Oriental
REGION 10
81,189 36,942 38,538
655 655 655
15,764 12,347 12,470
14,547 11,442 11,465
9,277 7,331 7,355
1,596
0
123
23
24
121,432 68,699 70,483 1,784
4.37
-
1.00
0.20
0.33
2.60
45.48
100.00
78.32
78.66
79.02
56.57
47.47
100.00
79.10
78.81
79.28
58.04
42,651
-
3,294
3,082
1,922
50,949
Source: NIA-10
70
Table 71. Crime Statistics,
Fourth Quarter and Annual:2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
Fourth Quarter
INDICATORS
2013 2014
%
CHANGE
2013
Annual
2014
%
CHANGE
Crime Against Person
3,091 3,157 2.1 12,979 14,234 9.7
Murder
165 177 7.3 710 673 -5.2
Homicide
156 105 -32.7 596 437 -26.7
Physical Injuries
2,684 2,769 3.2 11,258 12,665 12.5
Rape
86 107 24.4 415 459 10.6
Crime Against Property
4,940 3,204 -35.1 20,239 16,195 -20.0
Robbery
1,078 706 -34.5 4,237 3,457 -18.4
Theft
3,472 2,215 -36.2 14,566 11,515 -20.9
Carnapping
296 234 -20.9 1,075 976 -9.2
Cattle Rustling
94 49 -47.9 361 247 -31.6
Total Index Crimes
8,031 6,361 -20.8 33,218 30,429 -8.4
Total Non-Index Crimes
9,771 9,602 -1.7 41,102 41,849 1.8
Total Crime Volume
17,802 15,963 -10.3 74,320 72,278 -2.7
No. of Crimes Solved**a
3,158 3,386 7.2 12,797 12,878 0.6
Crime Solution Efficiency**
17.74% 21.21% 3.47 17.22% 17.82% 0.6
No. of Crimes Cleared**b
3,952 3,678 -6.9 15,248 13,981 -8.3
Crime Clearance Efficiency**
22.20% 23.04% 0.84 20.52% 19.34% -1.17
Average Monthly Crime Rate**
128.1 114.8 -13.2 136.23 130 -6.23
* Covering Bukidnon, Camiguin, Lanao del Norte, Misamis Occidental, Misamis Oriental and two highly urbanized cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan (per EO no. 36)
**a After Q2 2009 PNP used the new system; Cases Solved means, - cases been filed to court; if the offender has been identified, taken into custody/ been arrested
**b Cases Cleared - means when at least one of the offender has been identified, there is sufficient evidence to charge him; and he has been charged before the prosecutor's office or any other court of appropriate jurisdiction. Included also in this category are solved cases.
*** per 100,000 population
Italized - percentage point change
Source: Philippine National Police, Region 10
71
Table 72. Crime Statistics by Province / Highly Urbanized City,
Fourth Quarter2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
4Q 2013
Province / City Crime
Volume
Cases
Cleared
Case
Clearance
Efficiency
(%)
Crime
Solved
Crime
Solution
Efficiency
(%)
Bukidnon
Camiguin
3,485
525
1,863
47
53.46%
8.95%
1,429
30
41.00%
5.71%
Average
Monthly
Crime Rate
84.51
197.35
Lanao del Norte
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
Cagayan de Oro City
Iligan City
1,210
1,983
2,700
5,982
1,917
178
540
61
572
691
Regional Total 17802 3952
Source: Philippine National Police, Region 10
14.71%
27.23%
2.26%
9.56%
36.05%
22.20%
139
484
422
418
236
3158
11.49%
24.41%
15.63%
6.99%
12.31%
17.74%
62.70
110.05
104.51
313.00
187.08
130.50
Crime
Volume
3,891
209
1,146
1,185
2,819
5,512
1,201
15963
Cases
Cleared
1,170
56
507
542
457
4Q 2014
Case
Clearance
Efficiency
(%)
Crime
Solved
30.07%
26.79%
1,088
46
Crime
Solution
Efficiency
(%)
Average
Monthly
Crime Rate
27.96% 92.59
22.01% 77.10
44.24%
45.74%
16.21%
343
518
445
29.93% 58.28
43.71% 64.54
15.79% 107.09
506
440
3678
9.18%
36.64%
23.04%
605
341
3386
10.98% 283.03
28.39% 115.02
21.21% 114.84
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Table 73. Crime Statistics by Province / Highly Urbanized City,
Annual Quarter 2013 and 2014,
Northern Mindanao
2013
Province / City Crime
Volume
Cases
Cleared
Case
Clearance
Efficiency
(%)
Crime
Solved
Crime
Solution
Efficiency
(%)
BUKIDNON
CAMIGUIN
LANAO NTE
MIS. OCC
MIS. OR
15,631
2,134
4,781
8,056
11,044
COCPO
ICPO
23,761
8,913
1,858
2,666
Regional Total 74,320 15248
Source: Philippine National Police, Region 10
8,078
114
687
1,500
345
51.76%
5.34%
14.45%
18.68%
3.13%
7.84%
30.15%
20.52%
6,318
61
514
1,361
1,364
1,392
1,787
12,797
40.48%
2.86%
10.81%
16.94%
14.85%
5.87%
20.21%
17.22%
Average
Monthly
Crime Rate
94.76
200.55
61.94
111.77
106.87
310.81
217.45
136.23
Crime
Volume
15,016
1,607
4,788
6,115
14,861
24,846
5,045
72,278
Cases
Cleared
4,488
346
1,796
2,837
1,077
2014
Case
Clearance
Efficiency
(%)
Crime
Solved
43.00%
30.19%
48.82%
48.74%
17.07%
4,282
332
1,212
2,669
1,293
Crime
Solution
Efficiency
(%)
Average
Monthly
Crime Rate
41.03% 89.33
28.97% 148.20
32.94% 243.50
45.85% 83.26
20.49% 141.13
1,935
1,502
13,981
12.12%
37.29%
19.34%
1,880
1,210
12,878
11.78% 318.95
30.04% 120.79
17.82% 130.00
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