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Contents
Message from the National Statistician
6 Mandate
7 Functions
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The PSA
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Financial Resources
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Directory
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...solid...
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...responsive...
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Mandate
The PSA shall primarily be
responsible for the implementation
of the objectives and provisions of
R.A. 10625.
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Functions
The PSA shall:
a. Serve as the central statistical
authority of the Philippine
government on primary data
collection;
b. Prepare and conduct periodic
censuses on population, housing,
agriculture, fisheries, business,
industry, and other sectors of the
economy;
c. Collect, compile, analyze, abstract
and publish statistical information
relating to the countrys economic,
social, demographic and general
activities and condition of the
people;
d. Prepare and conduct statistical
sample surveys on all aspects
of socioeconomic life including
agriculture, industry, trade, finance,
prices and marketing information,
income and expenditure, education,
health, culture, and social situations
for the use of the government and
the public;
e. Carry out, enforce and administer
civil registration functions in the
country as provided for in Act 3753,
the Law on Registry of Civil Status;
j. Conduct continuing
methodological, analytical
and development activities, in
coordination with the Philippine
Statistical Research and Training
Institute (PSRTI ), to improve the
conduct of censuses, surveys and
other data collection activities;
k. Recommend executive and
legislative measures to enhance
the development of the statistical
activities and programs of the
government;
l. Prepare, in consultation with the
PSA Board, a Philippine Statistical
Development Program (PSDP);
m. Implement policies on statistical
matters and coordination, as
directed by the PSA Board; and
n. Perform other functions as may
be assigned by the PSA Board and
as may be necessary to carry out the
purposes of this Act.
Establish appropriate
mechanisms to promote and
maintain an efficient and
effective statistical system in the
government;
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Prescribe appropriate
frameworks for the
improvement of statistical
coordination and establish
mechanisms for statistical
The PSA Board shall act on and decide matters before it through a Board Resolution by a majority vote of all its
members. A majority of the members of the PSA Board shall constitute a quorum in the conduct of its day to day
affairs and business.
All agencies of government are hereby mandated to comply with any and all directives requested by the PSA
Board, either motuproprio or through the PSA. Failure, without justifiable reason, by any agency to comply with
this mandate shall result in the filing of administrative and criminal cases against the erring government personnel
and the immediate superior concerned without prejudice to violation of any other law or regulation.
- Standards Service
- Information Technology and Dissemination Service
Republic Act 10625, otherwise known as Philippine Statistical Act of 2013, was signed
into law by President Benigno S. Aquino III.
December 2013
The Implementing Rules and Regulation (IRR) of RA 10625 was approved by the
PSA Executive Board and released for implementation.
2014
9 January
Designation of Ms. Carmelita N. Ericta as Interim National Statistician (INS), along with
Ms. Lina V. Castro as Interim Deputy National Statistician (IDNS) for Censuses and
Technical Coordination Office, Ms. Paula Monina G. Collado as Interim Deputy National
Statistician (IDNS) for Civil Registration and Central Support, and Mr. Romeo S. Recide
as Interim Deputy National Statistician (IDNS) for Sectoral Statistics.
17 February
February
17 March
March
A proposed organizational structure and staffing pattern for the PSA was presented by the
end of March 2014. This process was conducted with utmost consideration for the
balance between the effective implementation of the PSA mandate as well as the welfare
of all concerns.
2 April
11 April
Dr. Lisa Grace S. Bersales was appointed by President Benigno S. Aquino III as the first
National Statistician of PSA. She assumed office on April 22, 2014. Socioeconomic
Planning Secretary and NEDA Director General Arsenio M. Balisacan signed her
assumption of duty at the National Economic and Development Authority office
in Pasig City.
23 April
The final draft of the Organizational Structure (OS) of the PSA has been approved in
principle by National Statistician Dr. Lisa Grace S. Bersales and Secretary of
Socioeconomic Planning and PSA Board Chairperson Dr. Arsenio M. Balisacan. The OS
contains information on the various units under the Office of the National Statistician
and the divisions under the Office of the Deputy National Statisticians for Sectoral
Statistics Office, Censuses and Technical Coordination Office and the Civil Registration
and Central Support Office
13 May
The PSA Change Management Team (CMT) Intranet was put online to improve
institutional communication and to facilitate the full merger of the four (4) affected
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agencies whereby all the staff are informed of the activities during the PSA transition
period. Some of the contents that can be viewed on the Intranet were: 1) Bulletins,
2) Memorandum Orders, 3) Special Orders, 4) News/Updates on PSA activities,
and, 5) Frequently Asked Questions.
16 May
The Proposed Staffing Pattern for the PSA was presented by the World Bank Technical
Assistance (WBTA) Team to the PSA Executive Committee. On its second iteration, the
proposed staffing pattern contains the staff composition (number and salary grade)
of the various offices, divisions and units at the Central Office and at the Field Office. It
also shows a comparison of the number of staff as proposed and as per the approved
Rationalization Plan (RAT Plan) and also the number of warm bodies/filled positions by
office, division and unit.
26 May
29 May
NS Bersales issued her vision for the PSA to the PSA management and staff. She
envisioned the PSA as a solid and responsive agency. She shared this vision to all who are
currently with PSA as she begin her journey as National Statistician.
30 May
9 June
Issuance of PSA Bulletin No. 7- 2014 discussing the Retirement Schemes and Incentives
for PSA Employees Seeking Retirement. This Bulletin aims to provide further
information on the various retirement options available under RA 1616, RA 660 and RA
8291,and applicable incentives under Article 69 of the RA 10625 Implementing Rules and
Regulations (IRR). This will also guide employees in making decisions on their
future plans as early retirement/separation is an option identified in the survey.
10 June
26 June
Issuance of United Accounts Code Structure (UACS) by the Department of Budget and
Management (DBM) for the PSA. The issuance of UACS organization code for an
agency, created as a result of merger/consolidation of existing ones, is consistent with the
business rules set forth in the UACS Manual.
11 August
A Transition Workshop was conducted with PSA Directors to simulate the organizational
structure from the current units and divisions. Officials under the three (3) offices (SSO,
CTCO, CRCSO) and the Office of the National Statistician (ONS) came up with
their transition work plans. The regional offices followed with their respective programs.
13-14 August
18 August
Issuance of Special Order designating eight (8) Interim Assistant National Statisticians
and 17 Interim Regional Directors.
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22 August
Designation of the Interim Director for Management and Corporate Planning Unit.
September
A Search Committee for Deputy National Statisticians comprised of Mr. Nicco de Jesus,
Mr. Tomas Africa and Dr. Rosemarie Edillon interviewed nine (9) candidates for DNS
positions. Their report has been submitted to the National Statistician for her
consideration.
2 September
The first Interim ManCom Meeting was held participated in by the NS, IDNSs, IANSs and
the IRDs. The meeting was basically a get-to-know-each-other session since it was the first
time that PSA officials met together. The NS gave her vision for the PSA and basic
transition concerns such as lines of reporting and physical transfer in the regions.
23-26 September
1 October
The PSA website (http://www.psa.gov.ph) was launched at the opening ceremonies of the
25th National Statistics Month (NSM).
3 October
22 October
4 November
5-7 November
10-12 December
15-30 December
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Philippine
Statistical
Development
Program
The PSDP 2011-2017 is a
strategic plan containing
statistical development programs
and activities currently being
implemented in the PSS and those
planned for 20112017. Based from
the Philippine Development Plan,
it envisions a responsive, effective
and efficient PSS that provides
quality statistics for evidence-based
decisions towards the attainment
of the countrys development goals.
By end of 2017, it is expected that
there will be a significant increase in
the use of statistics in government
decision at the national and local
levels towards inclusive growth.
Key features of the latest PSDP
include ensuring data quality
especially of administrative
data systems, improvement of
local-level statistics and business
processes with strong thrust for
the generation of statistics on new
and emerging concerns such as on
hunger, children, social protection,
innovation, information society,
climate change, disaster risk
reduction, and governance.
A project proposal entitled
Evaluating and Updating the
2011-2017 Philippine Statistical
Development Program, was
proposed to monitor the
implementation of the programs
and activities contained in the PSDP
2011-2017 Strategic Plan and come
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System of
Designated
Statistics
The SDS mechanism identifies
and generates the most critical
and essential statistics for
administrators, planners,
policymakers in the government
and private sectors. Through this
mechanism covering 56 statistical
activities and indicators compiled
by 16 government agencies,
critical statistics are given priority
among other government data
production activities in terms of
resource allocation. Moreover, it
is an important tool in addressing
sds
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Statistical Survey
Review Clearance
System
ssrcs
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Statistical Budget
Review
To prioritize budget allocation for
statistical activities for critical data
and indicators, the PSA undertakes
statistical budget review. This
mechanism involves evaluation of
budgetary proposals by government
agencies with statistical activities.
The process examines primarily
the relevance of the outputs and
outcomes as well as appropriateness
of statistical methodologies. After
the review process, the budget
proposals are endorsed by the
Executive Board to the Department
of Budget and Management.
The PSA prepared the revised
budget review guidelines for 2015
Budget Review. It reviewed and
recommended 11 agency statistical
budgets for 2015 for endorsement
of the PSA Executive Board to
the Department of Budget and
Management.
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Establishment-based statistics
price surveys
Year-on-Year Inflation Rates in the Philippines
CPI All Items: 2014 and 2013
(2006 = 100)
Inflation rate (%)
2014
6.0
5.0
4.1
4.2
4.0
3.1
3.0
3.9
4.1
3.4
2.6
4.5
2.6
2013
4.9
4.9
2.7
2.5
3.2
3.7
4.4
4.4
4.3
2.7
2.1
4.1
2.9
2.7
3.3
2.0
1.0
0.0
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Month
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cpi
Establishment-based statistics
Monthly Integrated Survey of Selected Industries
Value and Volume of Production Index for Manufacturing Sector by Month,
Philippines: November 2013 - October 2014
(2000 = 100)
Index
VaPI
VoPI
250.0
200.0
150.0
191.8
126.3
198.6
130.4
158.3
163.3
104.3
107.1
173.9
159.2
104.2
114.2
187.1
188.2
124.2
125.6
May
2014
Jun
2014
185.4
124.2
185.7
122.9
197.1
129.4
209.1
138.8
100.0
50.0
0.0
Nov
2013
Dec
2013
Jan
2014
Feb
2014
Mar
2014
Apr
2014
Jul
2014
Aug
2014
Sept
2014
Oct
2014
Month
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Establishment-based statistics
2013 updating of the list of establishments
The Updating of the List of
Establishments (ULE) provides
the input in constructing and
updating the sampling frame for
establishment surveys, which in
turn, provides current inventory
of establishments. The updating
process is a continuing activity of
the PSA.
The office came out with the 2013
Preliminary LE on April 2014, four
(4) months after the reference year
and completed the Final LE on
July 7, 2014 comprising of 941,174
establishments. In line with this, a
total of 11 statistical tables for 82
provinces were generated.
ULE
2013
Philippines
Naitonal Capital Region
Cordillera Administrative Region
I - Ilocos Region
II - Cagayan Valley
III - Central Luzon
IVA - CALABARZON
IVB - MIMAROPA
2012
941,174
209,765
18,198
48,713
28,406
105,389
145,080
27,386
944,897
212,351
18,243
48,751
28,406
105,576
145,502
27,432
V - Bicol
VI - Western Visayas
VII - Central Visayas
VIII - Eastern Visayas
IX - Zamboanga Peninsula
X - Northern Mindanao
34,326
53,950
65,885
27,456
31,275
36,132
34,409
53,906
66,043
27,494
31,377
36,209
XI - Davao Region
XII - SOCCSKSARGEN
XIII - Caraga
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
45,345
37,850
16,558
9,460
45,190
37,940
16,576
9,492
cpbi
Establishment-based statistics
input-output survey of
Philippine Business
and Industry
The 2012 Input-Output Survey of
Philippine Business and Industry
(IOSPBI) is another continuing
activity of the PSA for 2014 which
took its field operation in 2013.
It aims to collect detailed data
items on selected revenue, cost
and inventory of businesses and
iospbi
Quarterly Survey of
Philippine Business and Industry
qspbi
clps
sep
Establishment-based statistics
Dairy Production Survey
This survey is conducted in 46
provinces where dairying activity
exists. It covers carabao/buffalo,
dairy cattle and dairy goat raised for
dairy purpose by dairy cooperatives,
dairy commercial farms and
aspbi
The 2013 Survey on Information
and Communication Technology
(SICT) is a rider survey to the
2013 ASPBI which aims to
collect and generate data on the
availability, distribution and
access or utilization of ICT among
establishments in the country. The
measurement of ICT access and
use will enable the assessment and
monitoring of the digital divide
in the country. Furthermore, the
survey will generate core ICT
indicators important for measuring
the progress in information and
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sict
Establishment-based statistics
Survey of Slaughterhouses and Poultry Dressing Plants
This aims to collect data from
accredited abattoirs and dressing
plants as well as LGU-supervised
slaughter facilities.
lts
updating of sampling
frame for sample
surveys
Establishment-based statistics
2013/2014 integrated survey on labor and employment
isle
employees.
The conduct of this survey started
in September 2014 and target date
of completion is in May 2015. As of
December 29, completion rate for
this survey was 55 percent.
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household-based statistics
2010 census of population and housing
There were 87 data files of sample
variables of the 2010 Census
of Population and Housing
generated and evaluated. Based
on these data files, there were
968 statistical tables on sample
population characteristics and
1,496 statistical tables on sample
housing characteristics generated. It
cph
caf
household-based statistics
2015 census of population
The mid-decade Census of
Population is undertaken for years
ending in 5 to provide more
recent data on population and
selected housing characteristics.
In preparation for the 2015
Popcen, there were four (4)
pretests conducted that piloted
the set of questions on migration
for individual persons, vacant
housing units, and finalization
of questionnaire for household
migration due to calamity. The
pretests provided the bases
for the finalization of five (5)
kinds of questionnaires and
23 administrative/processing
forms used in the pilot census,
Enumerators Manual for the set
of instructions on data collection,
Supervisors
Manual and
Field Operations
Manual, Training
Workbook , and
Data Processing
Manual.
The pilot census
areas were
classified as
non-Yolanda and
Yolanda. For the
non-Yolanda pilot
census areas , the
municipalities
of Sta. Ana in
Cagayan; Cateel,
Boston and
Bagangga in
Davao Oriental
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popcen
household-based statistics
2013 and 2014 Annual Poverty Indicators survey
apis
cvs
ndhs
released and the final report was
published during the same month.
About 138 statistical tables were
generated for the report.
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household-based statistics
quarterly labor force survey
The Labor Force Survey (LFS) is
a nationwide quarterly survey of
households conducted by the PSA
to gather data on the demographic
and socio-economic characteristics
of the population. Starting January
2012 LFS round, query on graduates
of technical or vocational courses of
members 15 years old and over was
included in the questionnaire.
lfs
fies
household-based statistics
crs
hsdv
sof
household-based statistics
2011 survey on children
The 2011 Survey on Children (SOC)
is a nationwide survey designed to
collect data on the demographic
and socio-economic characteristics
of working children 5 to 17 years
old. The third survey conducted
since 1995, this was undertaken
simultaneously with the October
2011 Labor Force Survey (LFS) as
its rider.
als
soc
pcps
stages;
To identify the problems related
to marketing; and
To recommend appropriate
actions based on the findings.
household-based statistics
pcss i
The Palay and Corn Stocks Survey
1 (PCSS I) generates the first day
of the month stock level of rice
and corn at the households level.
It intends to generate estimates of
the current stock of rice and corn
in farm and non-farm households.
mpcsrs
classified as major palay/non-corn,
and minor palay/non-corn, updates
on the corn situation are taken from
the sample barangays for palay. The
MPCSRS covers a total of 1,229
sample barangays.
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household-based statistics
Survey of Palay and Corn Stocking Pattern of Households,
February October 2014
This survey was done to address the
concern on enhancing the quality
of the household stocks data by
providing additional information
on the household stocking pattern.
blps
household-based statistics
Quarterly Commercial Fisheries Survey
This quarterly survey covers fishing
operations that make use of boats of
more than three (3) gross tons. The
survey generates data on volume
and value of production by species
by province, by region.
household-based statistics
Weekly Cereals and Fertilizer Price Monitoring
This generates data on weekly prices
on palay and corn at all market
level and covers prices of four
fertilizer grades Urea, Ammosul,
Ammophus and Complete.
administrative-based statistics
foreign trade statistics
Foreign trade statistics are compiled
by PSA from copies of import
and export documents submitted
to the Bureau of Customs (BOC)
by importers and exporters or
their authorized representatives
as required by law. Preliminary
monthly export and import
statistics are released in the form
of press releases 40 days and 55
days after the reference month,
respectively.
During the year, the PSA came up
with 70 statistical tables and 12
monthly press releases on export
statistics from November 2013 to
October 2014 reference periods. On
the other hand, 118 statistical tables
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administrative-based statistics
Quantity and Value of Domestic Trade by Region, Philippines
2013 and 2012
(Quantity in tons, value in thousand pesos. Details may not add up to total due to rounding.)
Region
Philippines
National Capital Region
Cordillera Administrative Region
I - Ilocos Region
II - Cagayan Valley
III - Central Luzon
IV-A - CALABARZON
IV-B - MIMAROPA
V - Bicol Region
VI - Western Visayas
VII - Central Visayas
VIII - Eastern Visayas
IX - Zamboanga Peninsula
X - Northern Mindanao
XI - Davao Region
XII - SOCCSKSARGEN
XIII - Caraga
Autonomous Region in Muslim
Mindanao
2013
Quantity
2012
Value
Quantity
Value
21,697,596
640,509,027
21,567,772
578,205,973
4,667,451
0
0
6
4,186,501
171,035
650,509
431,704
2,116,645
2,540,523
1,267,787
158,308
2,881,677
798,398
988,951
737,919
230,254,073
0
0
177
40,029,126
969,224
8,016,136
21,642,222
79,920,092
103,087,306
28,762,135
5,531,565
59,298,163
21,212,963
14,055,092
25,798,872
3,438,934
0
0
12
5,551,272
143,815
461,975
514,444
2,197,287
2,499,303
582,296
207,125
3,985,060
865,726
276,504
761,706
169,449,760
0
0
475
51,036,997
1,081,193
11,326,525
17,613,994
77,624,339
97,781,204
37,399,973
6,268,111
60,242,821
17,545,267
9,599,778
19,581,587
100,632
1,931,881
91,311
1,653,949
commodity flow or
domestic trade
statistics
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domstat
administrative-based statistics
Construction Statistics from Approved Building Permits
Private construction statistics from
approved building permits relate
to data on new constructions and
additions, alterations and repairs
of existing residential and nonresidential buildings and other
structures undertaken in all cities/
municipalities of the country in a
specific period.
Construction statistics are compiled
by PSA from copies of original
application forms of approved
building permits, as well as from the
demolition permits, collected every
month by NSO field personnel
from the Offices of Local Building
2013
Number
Floor Area
(sq.m.)
2012
Value
(PhP 1,000)
Number
Floor Area
(sq.m.)
Value
(PHP 1,000)
120,775
24,637,275
293,136,032
121,051
25,995,071
261,828,308
13,948
8,055,021
122,563,203
13,854
8,561,373
109,628,417
1,161
384,146
4,831,500
1,181
380,493
3,845,973
I - Ilocos Region
7,060
841,626
7,079,932
7,219
792,836
6,607,971
II - Cagayan Valley
2,256
248,867
2,088,289
2,665
423,473
3,710,045
12,025
2,315,777
18,402,324
13,509
2,850,327
23,095,777
IV-A - CALABARZON
31,340
5,144,200
59,818,897
27,729
4,774,535
44,634,363
IV-B - MIMAROPA
2,086
337,979
3,842,003
2,218
284,651
2,333,429
V - Bicol Region
3,177
508,847
3,769,093
2,997
513,250
3,478,993
VI - Western Visayas
5,124
1,014,409
9,634,780
6,482
1,066,569
9,900,129
13,168
2,344,303
20,298,400
14,353
2,839,687
23,317,948
1,980
359,778
2,789,983
2,332
393,858
3,935,132
IX - Zamboanga Peninsula
3,484
315,714
2,954,315
3,837
323,068
2,417,434
X - Northern Mindanao
7,698
677,967
5,175,061
7,578
817,013
6,836,952
XI - Davao Region
8,916
1,250,648
22,491,149
9,124
1,154,091
13,116,882
XII - SOCCSKSARGEN
3,100
473,610
3,665,043
2,674
462,950
2,738,320
XIII - Caraga
3,984
335,523
3,534,331
3,097
325,335
2,085,478
268
28,860
197,719
212
31,562
145,056
administrative-based statistics
pids
technical assistance
Compilation of
International Prices
and Price Indicators
This compiles international prices
for selected tradable commodities
from the World Bank and Bangko
Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). The
specific price indicator compiled
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online services
On October 1, the PSA launched
its official website with a URL
www.psa.gov.ph. This platform
is a product of the merged online
service of the former agencies
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DeWS-Philippines is a one-stop
web-based portal for decent
work statistics which aims to
widen awareness on decent
work. Decent work is defined
as opportunities for women
and men to obtain decent and
productive work, in conditions
of freedom, equity, security
and human dignity. DeWSPhilippines contains a 19-year
(1993 2014) series of decent
work indicators but fewer years
for some indicators depending
on the availability of basic data.
This interactive database, which is
updated yearly, allows tabulation,
graphing, basic computation,
saving and printing of outputs.
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National Statistician Lisa Grace S. Bersales awarded the top five (5) national winners with
their respective cash prizes and other goodies.
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Implementation of RA 9048 at
the Local Level
Implementation of RA 10172 at
the Local Level
Implementation of RA 9048 &
RA 10172 at the National Level
Civil Registration System
From A Development Partners
Viewpoint
Role/Importance of Civil
Registration on Health
Legal Instruments Affecting
Births
Court Decrees Affecting Births
Supplemental Reports
Affecting Births
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CRS-EAS
applicable only to paid transactions
encoded by the SRU Outlet.
Like electronic endorsement,
the annotated copy in the CRS
database is already available for
copy issuance in the Census Serbilis
Outlets nationwide after 3-days of
processing at the Central Office.
There is no need to wait for the
scanning of the annotated record
and the supporting documents by
the Data Capture Center (DCC) to
be available online for copy issuance
in the CRS Serbilis Outlets.
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Total Records
2,798,106
443,670
Death
575,154
225,336
Court Decrees
29,230
Legal Instruments
190,951
RA 9048/RA 10172
141,543
Supplemental Report
45,474
30,566
44,766
Marriage
Birth
109,312,117
3,608,542
Marriage
23,792,883
648,997
Death
20,221,091
636,372
Total
153,326,091
4,893,911
3. Electronic Endorsements
Electronic endorsement allows
the Census Serbilis Outlets to
accept applications for previously
registered copy as well as
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policy issuances
The PSA issued two (2) memoranda
circular (MC) pertaining to policies,
procedures or guidelines and rules
and regulations on civil registration
and vital statistics. The following
MCs were issued this year:
1. Memorandum Circular 2014-3
entitled Digitization of Local Civil
Registry Documents
The MC provides information to
all Local Civil Registry Offices
of an existing Memorandum of
Agreement between the PSA with
Family Search formerly known
as the Genealogical Society of
Utah (GSU) whereby the latter
will microfilm or digitize the civil
registry documents without cost to
the local or national government of
the Philippines. The microfilming
or digitization of records will be
those at the LCROs archives, thus
the Family Search will request from
the City/Municipal Mayors for
the execution of the project. The
Family Search also will provide
microfilmed or digitized images to
the LCROs for their use.
2. MC 2014-16 entitled Request
for Electronic Endorsements
This MC provides the guidelines
to Regional Directors (RDs),
Provincial Statistics Officers (PSO),
and Officers in Charge (OICs)
regarding requests for electronic
endorsements. There are some
LCROs who do not comply with
the monthly regular submission of
civil registry documents and opt
to use electronic endorsements in
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Training on Court
Decrees, Legal
Instruments, R.A.
9048, RA 10172
and Supplemental
Reports
Registration
of Authority
to Solemnize
Marriage
vas
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March
86.8
73.1
75.5
80.0
62.2
27.0
51.0
74.7
75.8
71.4
90.8
66.3
78.4
95.8
82.0
78.4
CenSC, Muntinlupa
CenSC, and Pasay
CenSC (Please see table
1). Among the six (6)
outlets in Metro Manila,
the Central OutletApplication Area has
the highest average
satisfaction rating with
89.0 percent followed
by Muntinlupa CenSC
with 85.8 percent. On
85.8
the contrary, Pasig
77.3
CenSC had the lowest
satisfaction rating with
75.9
37.7 percent only. Table
1 shows the level of
satisfaction by quarter per service
areas.
Average
89.0
72.9
79.7
30.7
77.1
37.7
73.6
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CENTRAL OFFICE
TOTAL
FIELD OFFICE
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
3,062
1,036
323
713
2,026
865
1,161
Permanent
2,871
945
297
648
1,926
826
1,100
191
91
26
65
100
39
61
Non-permanent
TOTAL
Total
TOTAL
CENTRAL OFFICE
FIELD OFFICE
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
2,871
1,123
1,748
945
297
648
1,926
826
1,100
21-30
104
45
59
45
16
29
59
29
30
31-40
458
177
281
113
45
68
345
132
213
41-50
843
353
490
223
91
132
620
262
358
51-60
1,121
423
698
398
109
289
723
314
409
61-65
345
125
220
166
36
130
179
89
90
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Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
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financial resources
source of funds
The PSA has
Expense Class
a total budget
of Php 3.169
PS
billion from
MOOE
the pooled
CO
resources.
Funds were
TOTAL
utilized based
on the targeted
level of the programs/activities/
projects measurable output,
schedule of procurement and
bidding process, and corresponding
financial requirements, as reflected
in the Work and Financial Plan.
Authorized Budget
1,177,247,098.00
1,985,737,453.00
5,806,000.00
3,168,790,551.00
Obligations
Incurred
1,160,763,590.88
1,054,395,197.73
2,286,350.59
2,217,445,139.20
Unobligated
Budget
Balance
Utilization Rate
16,483,507.12
98.60%
931,342,255.27
53.10%
3,519,649.41
39.38%
951,345,411.80
69.98%
revenues
Revenue Collection
CY 2013 vs. CY 2014
SOURCES
Certification and Authentication Fees
Civil Registry Documents
CY 2013
% of Increase/
(Decrease)
780,709,670.79
751,160,967.16
1,219,647.23
1,537,925.32
(21%)
4,804,330.00
4,093,670.00
17%
Other Income
1,575,324.37
2,165,758.56
(27%)
788,308,972.39
758,958,321.04
TOTAL
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CY 2014
4%
4%
directory
Office of the National Statistician
As of December 31, 2014
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directory
Census and Technical Coordination office
Office of the Interim Deputy National Statistician
LINA V. CASTRO
Interim Deputy National Statistician
Midland Buendia Building, 403 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati City
Standards Service
REGINA S. REYES
Interim Assistant National Statistician
Midland Buendia Building,
403 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati City
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directory
Regional Statistics services office
National Capital Region (NCR)
LOURDES V. HOMECILLO
Interim Regional Director
4/F Philippine Bible Society Bldg.,
Ramon Magsaysay Blvd., Sta. Mesa, Manila
Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)
OLIVIA G. GULLA
Interim Regional Director
2nd & 3rd Flr., CTLL Bldg.,
141 Abanao Extension, Baguio City
Region I (Ilocos)
SOCRATES L. RAMORES
Interim Regional Director
Parammata Bldg., Diversion Road,
Sitio 5, Barangay Biday,
City of San Fernando, La Union
Region II (Cagayan Valley)
MAGDALENA C. BAUTISTA
Interim Regional Director
City Hall, Annex Bldg.,
Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City
Region III (Central Luzon)
EDGARDO G. PARE
Interim Regional Director
PSA Bldg., Diosdado Macapagal Govt Center,
Bgy. Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
Region IV-A (CALABARZON)
ROSALINDA P. BAUTISTA
Interim Regional Director
G/F Bldg. C., Fiesta Mall,
Marawoy, Lipa City, Batangas
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directory
Regional Statistics services office
Region X (Northern Mindanao)
MARILOU B. IGDON
Interim Regional Director
B3 & B4 Pride Rock Business
Park Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City
Region XI (Davao)
JAIME S. PALLER
Interim Regional Director
Ango Bldg., Cabaguio Ave., Davao City
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ARSENIO M. BALISACAN
Secretary of Socioeconomic Planning and Director General, NEDA
Vice-Chairperson:
LAURA B. PASCUA
Undersecretary for Policy and Planning
Department of Budget and Management
Members:
SEGFREDO R. SERRANO
Undersecretary for Policy,
Planning, Research and
Development and Regulations
Department of Agrculture
FELIX PERRY A. VILLANUEVA
Undersecretary for Finance
Planning and Administration
Department of Agrarian Reform
FRANCISCO M. VARELA
Undersecretary for Finance and
Administration
Department of Education
LORETA G. AYSON
Undersecretary
Department of Energy
ERNESTO D. ADOBO, JR.
Undersecretary for Finance and
Information Systems
Department of Environment and
Natural Resources
GIL S. BELTRAN
Undersecretary for Policy
Development and Management
Service Group
Department of Finance
LAURA Q. DEL ROSARIO
Undersecretary for International
Economic Relations
Department of Foreign Affairs
ENRIQUE A. TAYAG
Director for Epidemiology
Department of Health
ROLANDO CAIZAL
Assistant Secretary for Tourism
Development Planning
Department of Tourism
LEAH C. TANODRA ARMAMENTO
Undersecretary
Department of Justice
KATHERINE B. BRIMON
Assistant Secretary for
Employability of Workers and
Competitiveness of Enterprise
Enhanced Cluster
Department of Labor and
Employment
PIO LORENZO F. BATINO
Undersecretary for Defense Policy
Department National Defense
MARIA CATALINA E. CABRAL
Undersecretary for Planning and
Public-Private Partnership Service
Department of Public Works and
Highways
MARISSA G. LEGASPI
Executive Director
Technical Education Skills and
Development Authority
FLORITA R. VILLAR
Undersecretary for Policy and
Plans Group
Department of Social Welfare and
Development
AUSTERE A. PANADERO
Undersecretary for Local
Government
Department of the Interior and
Local Government
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