2009 Annual Report - NSCB

2009 ANNUAL REPORTRepublika ng Pilipinas 2009 NSCB PAMBANSANG LUPON SA UGNAYANG PANG‐ESTADISTIKA ANNUAL REPORT (NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARD) The 2009 NSCB Annual Report National Statistical Coordination Board EDITORIAL TEAM Editor‐in‐Chief ROMULO A. VIROLA Secretary General Assistant Editor‐in‐Chief LINA V. CASTRO Assistant Secretary General Copy Editors RAYMUNDO J. TALENTO Director, Economic Statistics Office CANDIDO J. ASTROLOGO, JR. Director, National Statistical Information Center and Subnational Statistics Office CYNTHIA S. REGALADO OIC‐Director, Programs, Policies and Standards Office JESSAMYN O. ENCARNACION OIC‐Director, Social Statistics Office Editorial Staff Millicent Gay G. Buenaseda Severa B. de Costo Maria Fe M. Talento Vivian R. Ilarina Emalyn P. Pineda Redencion M. Ignacio Bernadette B. Balamban Edward P. Lopez‐Dee Regina S. Reyes Romeo M. Nimeno Mewchun WS Pamaran Ruben V. Litan Overall Coordinator Eunice N. Tambasen Myrna M. Gutierrez Assistant Coordinators Dennis E. San Diego Layout and Design Anna Rhodora P. Fermin Photo Documentation Maxima Q. Nunez Edwin U. Aragon Sonny U. Gutierrez Database Administrators Laodicea P. de los Santos Timoteo C. Caceres Administrative Assistants 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 2 Mission Statement We, the staff of the NSCB, adhere to the ideals and vision of the government in accordance with our Constitution. We commit to fulfill our mandate as the Philippines’ policy‐making and coordinating body on statistical matters in the country. Guided by the principles of truth and professional integrity, we shall promote and maintain an efficient government statistical system that provides adequate, accessible, consistent, reliable and timely data. In quest for excellence in our task, we shall strive to improve our knowledge and attitude and acquire greater skills in promoting the effective delivery of government statistical services. We shall ensure the relevance of our outputs to changing needs and requirements through careful planning and proper choice of priorities and initiatives. We affirm our partnership with the data providers, producers and users as well as the educational institutions in the enhancement of our statistical products and services. And our deep faith in God and His Divine Providence shall guide us in serving the interest of the society and the welfare of our nation. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 3 Core Values Public service We are public servants. We hold the public and our partners in high esteem. We exist and work in the service of the Filipino people. We work hand in hand with the general government in providing collective world‐class service to the Filipino people. We fully adopt the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees. We are prudent in the use of public resources. We are client‐oriented. We are driven by a sense of urgency on all statistical matters related to our stakeholders. We are courteous, fair and responsive. Excellence We are committed to giving our best effort in everything we undertake; we don’t settle for anything less. We always strive to deliver efficiently good quality outputs in terms of relevance, timeliness, and accuracy. Completed staff work is indispensable. We thus recognize and aim for competence. We thrive on challenges and translate them into opportunities for career growth. We upgrade our standards and monitor where we stand with others. Professional integrity We require complete honesty, trust and transparency in everything we do. We are objective and firm on what we believe is right but also open to criticisms and views of others. We make commitments and live up to them. We must maintain independence from political interference and be accountable for what we say and do. We make decisions and produce information founded on scientific research, wide consultation, and professional discussion. We live by the Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics. Results orientation We must be clear on our desired outcomes and reasonable targets. Proper timing and approach must be studied to attain the targets. We make sure that the results of what we do are delivered in the fastest way possible (efficient) and with the best quality possible. We focus on outputs/outcome rather than processes. People Orientation We value our people and consider our human resources as the most important resource of our organiza‐ tion. We take care of their well‐being and are concerned about their welfare. We provide optimum opportunities for their personal and professional growth to make them more competent and constantly motivated in the service of our stakeholders. We recognize outstanding contributions, potentials, and exemplary conduct, and provide incentives to deserving employees. We provide venues for open discussion of suggestions and grievances. We treasure loyalty and adherence to the ideals, visions, and objectives of the NSCB and the PSS. Teamwork We promote unity in diversity, synergy and group accountability. We respect individual differences, and believe that individuals who are treated with respect and given opportunities as well as responsibility respond by giving their best for the good of the organization. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 4 Contents NSCB Annual Report Editorial Team MISSION STATEMENT THE NSCB CORE VALUES TABLE OF CONTENTS MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY GENERAL AGENCY PROFILE SUMMARY OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS Statistical Policies, Programs and Standards Statistical Frameworks and Indicator Systems Statistical Information Resources and Management Statistical Activities in the Regions Organizational Development NSCB IN ACTION LIST OF TABLES Resolutions Issued by the NSCB Executive Board Memorandum Orders Issued by the NSCB Executive Board Surveys/Census Granted Clearance by the NSCB Internal Press Conferences Conducted Titles of Statistically Speaking Articles Titles of Fact Sheets Released Fora Conducted by the NSCB Press Releases and Announcements Issued News Updates on Designated Statistics Publications Produced and Disseminated by the NSCB Outputs of the Technical Committees, Interagency Committees, Technical Working Groups, and Task Forces Local Training Programs Attended by NSCB Technical Staff International Meetings /Training Programs/Workshops/Seminars and other Fora Attended by NSCB Technical Staff Papers Presented in Local Meetings/Seminars/ Conferences/Fora by NSCB Officials and Staff in 2009 Papers Presented in International Meetings/Seminars/ Conferences/Fora by NSCB Officials and Staff in 2009 HUMAN RESOURCES FINANCIAL RESOURCES THE NSCB TECHNICAL STAFF THE NSCB EXECUTIVE BOARD 44 49 50 53 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 16 19 20 21 24 26 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 5 Among our noteworthy undertakings for the year were those geared towards the improvement of the quality of the Philippine System of National Accounts (PSNA) like the adoption of the recommendations of the 1993 and 2008 versions of the System of National Accounts. For the first time. Together with the unwavering support of our partners and stakeholders. the NSCB compiled and released the 2006 poverty statistics for eight basic sectors. under a World Bank project. As we reached our 23rd year of dedicated and professional public service. Quarterly Economic Indices. and coordination of various interagency and technical committees. among others. poverty alleviation programs and projects could be better targeted and government efforts could be more focused. which we hope to maintain in the years to come. effective statistical coordination. Leading Economic Indicators. we succeeded in leveling up our performance towards sound statistical policy formulation. VIROLA Secretary General 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 6 . We take pride in having sustained our efforts to be a world class statistical agency by embarking new strategies and taking bold steps in our desire to meet the ever increasing challenges that we face not only in the Philippine Statistical System (PSS) but also in the international statistical community. Foreign Direct Investments. Adhering to good practices in the global statistical community. The initial annual estimates covering this period were presented in a consultative forum in December 2009 which was attended by various stakeholders. During the year. we say thank you for the trust and confidence in the NSCB during the past years. Despite financial and human resource constraints. To further serve the needs of development planners for the generation of lower level and sectoral poverty statistics. the landmark activities undertaken by the NSCB in 2009 signified our total commitment to deliver high quality service to our stakeholders. In addition to our regular products and services such as the National Accounts of the Philippines. press conferences on the performance of the regional economy were conducted in the nine regions where the NSCB has established a Regional Division. we once again managed to undertake several statistical activities and produced a good number of relevant statistical outputs in our capacity as the highest policy making and coordinating body on statistical matters in the country. ROMULO A. technical working groups and task forces among others. Among the indicators applied with data visualizations were MDGs.Message It was indeed another remarkable year for the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB). Armed with the spirit of unity and camaraderie. In our desire to give importance to and strengthen our collaboration with our stakeholders. The NSCB RD heads reported on the 2008 Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) of their respective regions. we will continue to strive for excellence as we dedicate ourselves to public service and national development. we took a step forward in communicating statistics through data visualization using motion charts that provide a multi‐dimensional graphical presentation of indicators. we conducted consultative and dissemination fora on national accounts and poverty and children statistics. We also conducted a forum on statistical capacity building with our development partners to advocate the outputs of the PSS and its resource requirements to our users/stakeholders. Through this initiative by the NSCB. poverty statistics and flash indicators. The NSCB has also responded to the concern to address the statistical requirements of the global crisis through the creation of the Task Force on Flash Indicators to Measure the Impact of Global Crisis in the Philippines (TFFI). the NSCB embarked on the overall revision and rebasing of the PSNA to a more updated base year (from 1985 to 2000). Statistical Indicators for Philippine Development. efficient production of timely economic and social indicators and strategic information dissemination management. and useful data for the planning. prior to release. Develop. Recommend executive and legislative measures to enhance the development and efficiency of the system. objectivity. Powers and Functions The powers and functions of the NSCB as defined under Section 5 of EO No. Its objective is to achieve the development of an orderly statistical system capable of providing timely. Formulate policies on all matters relating to government statistical operations.Agency Profile Mandate The National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) was created in 1987 by virtue of Executive Order (EO) No. all funds for statistical operations. accurate. Approve the Philippine Statistical Development Program. Allocate statistical responsibilities among government agencies by designating the statistics to be collected by them. and relevance of the Philippine Statistical System (PSS). pro‐ vincial and city levels. 121 are as follows: • • • Promote and maintain an efficient statistical system in the government. programming and evaluation needs of all sectors of the Philippine economy. and Prescribe uniform standards and classification systems in government statistics. The major goal of the NSCB is to promote the independence. prescribe and maintain appropriate frameworks for the improvement of statistical coordination. responsiveness. including their periodicity and content. integrity. Review budgetary proposals involving statistical operations and submit an inte‐ grated budget for the PSS to the DBM. Establish appropriate mechanisms for statistical coordination at the regional. Review and clear. including the internal structure of statistical agencies. 121 to serve as the Philippines’ policy making and coordinating body on statistical matters in the country. • • • • • • • The Executive Order further provides that the decisions of the NSCB on statistical matters 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 7 . Agency Profile Structure and Composition of the NSCB Executive Board At the helm of the NSCB is a policy‐making board with the following composition: • Chairperson Director General. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Executive Director. the Mayor of Marikina City Private sector representative elected by the other members of the Board. Statistical Research and Training Center Governor or City Mayor nominated by the League of Governors and City Mayors. the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines • • • • • • • • 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 8 . National Statistics Office Deputy Governor. currently. currently. National Statistical Coordination Board Administrator. National Economic and Development Authority and Secretary of Socio economic Planning Vice Chairperson Undersecretary. Department of Budget and Management Members Undersecretaries of the following government agencies: Department of Agrarian Reform Department of Agriculture Department of Education Department of Energy Department of Environment and Natural Resources Department of Finance Department of Foreign Affairs Department of Health Department of the Interior and Local Government Department of Justice Department of Labor and Employment Department of National Defense Department of Public Works and Highways Department of Science and Technology Department of Social Welfare and Development Department of Tourism Department of Trade and Industry Department of Transportation and Communications Secretary General. The major offices/units comprising the NSCB which perform the above functions are: • • • • • • Office of the Secretary General (OSG) Office of the Assistant Secretary General (OASG) Programs. Statistical policies and measures to resolve specific issues and provide policy directions in the PSS 2. Policies and Standards Office (PPSO) Economic Statistics Office (ESO) Social Statistics Office (SSO) Subnational Statistics Office (SnSO) Products 1. National accounts and related economic accounts to assess the economic performance of the country through the following: • • National Accounts Quarterly National Accounts Consolidated Accounts and Income and Outlay Accounts Regional Accounts Gross Regional Domestic Product 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 9 . and Perform other functions as may be assigned by the NSCB and as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of Executive Order No. Serve as the statistical clearing house and liaison for international statistical matters. with the rank of Assistant Secretary.Agency Profile The NSCB Technical Staff The NSCB has a Technical Staff which performs the following functions: • • Provide technical and secretariat support to the NSCB. and assisted by an Assistant Secretary General.121. • The Technical Staff is headed by a Secretary General. with the rank of Undersecretary. Other social and economic frameworks and indicators • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Environment and Natural Resource Accounts Environment Statistics Foreign Direct Investment Statistics Gender Statistics (including Statistics on Children) Gender‐Related Development Index Child Development Index Human Development Index Indicators on Women and Children Quarterly Economic Indices Leading Economic Indicators Philippine National Health Accounts Millennium Development Goals Indicators Philippine Tourism Satellite Accounts Statistical Indicators on Philippine Development Hunger Index Philippine Happiness Index Good Governance Index Food Balance Sheets 5. Regional and Provincial Levels • Official Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors • City and Municipal Poverty Statistics Using Small Area Estimation • GIS‐based Poverty Mapping 4. Statistical publications to disseminate the most relevant data produced by the PSS and to make statistics more accessible to the public 7.Agency Profile 3. MDG Watch. Poverty Statistics • National. Standards and classification systems to prescribe uniform standards in government statistics • • • • • • • Philippine Central Product Classification (PCPC) Philippine Classification of Commodities by Broad Economic Categories (PCCBEC) Philippine Standard Classification of Education (PSCEd) Philippine Standard Commodity Classification (PSCC) Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Philippine Standard Industrial Classification (PSIC) Philippine Standard Occupational Classification (PSOC) 6. Statistically Speaking. Information and education campaign materials such as: Press Releases. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 10 . Factsheets. Statistics Series and Technical Papers 8. StatWatch. The Philippine Statistical Development Program (PSDP) to serve as a blueprint of priority programs and activities to be undertaken to improve the Philippine Statistical System in the medium term. Development of statistical standards and classification systems 5. technical working groups and task forces 2. Technical services 11. Online statistical service thru the internet http://www. Coordination of technical committees. Review of budget of the PSS 7. Advocacy for statistical awareness • • • • • National Statistics Month National Convention on Statistics Hosting of international conferences in statistics User‐Producer fora Workshops and seminars 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 11 . interagency committees. Designation of statistics 6. Statistical survey review and clearance system 4. Coordination of subnational statistical system 3. Data requests 10.ph 9.Agency Profile Services 1.nscb. One‐stop statistical information service 8.gov. to avoid unnecessary duplication in data collection and to elicit the coop‐ eration of data providers and respondents. IAC on Security Sector Statistics (IACSSS). (6) completeness and adequacy of tabulation plans. Below are some of the major outputs of the NSCB for the year. among which are as follows: • Adoption of Official Concepts and Definitions • Adoption of the Modifications in the Designated Statistical Activities of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) and Bureau of Labor and Employment Statistics (BLES) – Batch 1 • Approval of the Recommendations of the Task Force on Flash Indicators to Measure the Impact of Global Crisis in the country • Resolutions on the Conduct of the 2010 Census of Population and Housing • Creation of Interagency Committee (IAC) on for Statistical Purposes on : Gender and Development ‐ Batch 2. STATISTICAL POLICIES. concepts and definitions. following: 2006‐based Consumer Price Index for the Bottom 30 Percent Income Group Households. and Health and Nutrition – Batch 3 • Approval of Estimation Methodologies on the Statistical Information Management and Dissemination (IACSIMD). In 2009. T I. The criteria for survey review include among others the: (1) essentiality and appropriateness. Wholesale and Retail Trade Index. (5) use of standard classifications and definitions. specifically in terms of new methodologies. and creation of the Task Force on Flash Indicators to Measure the Impact of Global Crisis in the Philippines Statistical Survey Review and Clearance System (SSRCS) The SSRCS involves the substantive review of the design and instruments of statistical surveys or censuses sponsored and/or to be conducted by government agencies including government corporations at the national and/or subnational level. national and subnational levels for the year. implements and monitors statistical policies in the form of resolutions and memorandum orders issued by the NSCB Executive Board intended to guide statistical and other data producing agencies in their statistical operations as well as other stakeholders in the use of statistics. Philippine Tourism Satellite Accounts.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 he year 2009 once again highlighted the dynamic and important role of the National Statistical Coordina‐ tion Board (NSCB) as the highest policy‐making and coordinating body on statistical matters in the country. specifically in the delivery of statistical services to its stakeholders and in the promotion and maintenance of an efficient statistical system. and (7) schedule and manner of disseminating results. the NSCB issued 22 Resolutions and nine Memorandum Orders. and Annual Labor and Employment Estimates • Approval of the Rebasing of Price Indices to Base Year 2006 • Approval of the 2010 Budgetary Thrusts for the PSS 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 12 . Wholesale and Retail Trade Sales Indices. (3) adequacy of survey and forms design. and statistical best practices. (4) clarity of questions and instructions. despite its financial and human resource constraints. PROGRAMS AND STANDARDS Statistical policy formulation The NSCB formulates. The system aims to ensure the quality of the data to be generated from the inquiry. Environment and Natural Resources – Batch 1 (Water Resources ). the NSCB remarkably accomplished its target goals. (2) reporting burden. Under the general thrust of strengthening and enhancing the internal and external coordination at the sectoral. Review and endorsement to the NSCB Executive Board of the concepts. • • 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 13 . useful‐ ness. interagency committees. and methodolo‐ gies used in the collection. TC on Poverty Statistics • TWG on the Estimation of Food Threshold • TWG on the Estimation of Poverty Threshold • TWG on the Estimation of Incidence and Other Measures of Poverty • TWG on the Improvement of the Rele‐ vance of Official Poverty Statistics 3. Community‐based Monitoring System (CBMS) 5. TC on Survey Design Assessment and evaluation of the quality. 2009 Household Survey on Domestic Visitors ‐ Core Indicator (HSDV) 13. Retail Price Index and Related Indices 4. 35 technical working groups and two task forces. TC on Price Statistics • TWG on Consumer Price Index and Related Indices • TWG on Producer Price Index and Related Indices • TWG on Wholesale Price Index (General). 2008 Annual Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (ASPBI) 2. dissemination. TC on Statistical Standards and Classifications • TWG on Education Classification • TWG on Expenditure Classification • TWG on Geographic Classification • TWG on Industrial Classification 6. Their tasks include : • In 2009. and gaps. 2009 Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES) 6. 2009 Survey on Overseas Filipinos (SOF) 12. communication and utilization of statistical information in the country. 13 interagency committees. Labor Turnover Survey (LTS) 7. A. Technical Committees and Corresponding Technical Working Groups 1. 2009 Quarterly Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (QSPBI) 4. processing and reporting of statistical information. Pilot Survey for the 2010 Census of Population and Housing (CPH) Interagency coordination The technical committees. TC on Population and Housing Statistics • TWG on Fertility Statistics • TWG on Household Projections • TWG on Housing Statistics • TWG on Migration Statistics • TWG on Mortality Statistics 2. National Survey of Areas Planted to Abaca (NSAPA) 11. and timeliness of sectoral data and determine areas of duplication. and recommendation of policy measures to the NSCB Executive Board. TC on Seasonal Adjustment of Philippine Time Series • TWG on Seasonal Adjustment of Philippine Time Series 5. technical working groups and task forces serve as fora to discuss and resolve statistical issues and concerns towards improvement in the generation. 2008 Survey of Information and Communication Technology (SICT) 3. techniques. 2009 Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) 10. the NSCB coordinated and spearheaded the monitoring of the activities and outputs of six technical committees. 2009 Housing Preferences and Affordability Survey (HPAS) 8.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 In 2009. Philippine Consumer Finance Survey (PCFS) 9. discrepancies. the NSCB reviewed and cleared the following 13 statistical surveys : 1. Task Forces 1. Statistical Budget Review • 12 agency budget proposals for statistical activities for 2010 evaluated and endorsed to the Department of Budget and Management for funding 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 14 . policy and decision makers in the government and private sectors. Under this mechanism. such as data gaps. in the frequency of conduct.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 B. IAC on Education Statistics • TWG on Functional Literacy 3. taking into consideration that the wage rates on an annual basis would not provide much change. IAC on Gender Statistics • TWG on Persons with Disability Statistics 6. IAC on Tourism Statistics • TWG on Tourism Statistics 12. IAC on Agriculture and Fishery Statistics • TWG on Agricultural Crops Statistics • TWG on Fishery Statistics • TWG on Livestock and Poultry Statistics 2. the NSCB in 2009 accom‐ plished the following : • Posting of the 2009 advance release calendar for Technical Working Groups 1. IAC on Statistical Information Management and Dissemination 11. planners. It is also an important tool in addressing problems. a) Rice and Corn Survey. specifically on: exports. (b) Palay and Corn Stocks Survey. IAC on Information and Communications Technology Statistics 8. IAC on Security Sector Statistics • TWG on Defense and Security Statistics • TWG on Peace and Order Statistics C. and external debt • Approval by the NSCB Executive Board of the modification on three designated surveys of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) namely. value and volume of production for manufacturing. imports. IAC on Foreign Direct Investments Statistics • TWG on Realized Investments 5. IAC on Trade Statistics • TWG on Trade‐in‐Goods • TWG on Trade‐In‐Services • TWG on Wholesale and Retail Trade Index 13. delayed release and inaccessibility of important sets of statistics. and framework for setting priorities in data production. inflation rate. and (c) Municipal Fish Catch Survey (Inland) and one from the Bureau of Labor and Employment Statistics (BLES) on the Occupational Wages Survey (OWS) specifically. Interagency Committees and Corresponding System of Designated Statistics The System of Designated Statistics (SDS) is a mechanism for the identification and generation of the most critical and essential statistics for administrators. balance of payments. duplications. Task Force on Micro. IAC on Science and Technology Statistics • TWG on Science and Technology Statistics 10. IAC on Environment and Natural Resources Statistics • TWG on Land and Soil Resources • TWG on Water Resources 4. IAC on Labor and Productivity Statistics • TWG on Labor and Employment Statistics • TWG on Overseas Filipino Statistics • TWG on Productivity Statistics 9. Small and Medium Enterprise Statistics designated statistics • Web announcements on latest releases of designated statistics. Task Force on Flash Indicators to Measure the Impact of the Global Crisis in the Philippines 2. IAC on Health and Nutrition Statistics 7. and 2) Best Statistical Contest: 2008 NCR Statistical Quiz. He received a Plaque of Recognition and a cash prize of P20. These standard classification systems may also be used in the organization of databases and information systems. the National Statistics Office (NSO) garnered two awards: 1) Best Statistical Exhibit: “Statistical Exhibit at SM Supermalls in Metro Manila”. Quezon City on October 1. Mr.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 Special Data Dissemination Standards • Regular updates of the National Summary Data Page for 21 data items monitored by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under the Special Data Dissemination standards (SDDS) system Standards and Classification Systems Classification systems serve as instrument for promoting the comparability and consistency of statistics generated by various data producers. renaming.000. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 15 . The Best Region Award went to Region I. For the 19th NSM Best Activity by Category in the National Capital Region (NCR). The Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) received the award for the Best Statistical Forum: “National Consultation on Livestock and Poultry Data System and Establishment of Regional L & P Databases”. among the nine (9) contestants. Peace and Sustainable Development” or “Pagpapahusay ng Estadistika sa Sektor Panseguridad para sa Mabuting Pamamahala. For the 1st NSM Media Awards. Landingin was awarded for his article "The Hidden Job Crisis" published in the May‐July 2009 issue of the Newsbreak Magazine. The winners in the Best Activity received P10. Landingin of Newsbreak Magazine was adjudged the winner. The statistical event was spearheaded by the NSCB with the Department of National Defense (DND) as host focusing on the security sector with the theme “Enhancing Security Sector Statistics for Good Governance.000 and a Plaque of Recognition. merging of barangays. Roel L. Mr. Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo. • Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) Highlights of the program were the presentations on addressing the needs on security sector by the DND which included the launching of the NSCB Interagency Committee on Security Sectors Statistics (IAC‐SSS). and active plans in measuring peace in the community by the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process (OPAPP). Kapayapaan at Maipagpapatuloy na Pagpapaunlad”. The NSM Media Awards was given for the first time this year by the PSS to media practitioners in recognition of their important role in promoting and communicating statistics and valuing its use in planning and decision making and for the professional handling of statistical information. The IAC‐SSS was created to serve as a forum on how to improve the security sector statistics in the country including disaster statistics.000 and a Plaque of Recognition each while Region I received P20. 2009. Quarterly Updates which include creations. cities and/or municipalities • • • • PSGC Updates for the 4th Quarter PSGC Updates for the 1st Quarter PSGC Updates for the 2nd Quarter PSGC Updates for the 3rd Quarter 2008 2009 2009 2009 • Finalization of the 2009 Philippine Standard Industrial Classification (PSIC) The 20th National Statistics Month The PSS celebrated 20 years of the National Statistics Month (NSM) with simple opening ceremonies held at the AFP Commissioned Officers Club. the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and Congress. Santos of Rizal National High School. Forum on Statistical Capacity Building To enhance partnership among the development partners. 2009 at the RCBC Plaza. Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Indicators. 2009 at the BSP Assembly Hall where fourth year high school student orators in the National Capital Region (NCR) vied for the top prize won by Jordan P. and 3) other sectoral statistics and indicators. the Forum was aimed to: (a) increase public awareness of the priority activities of the major statistical agencies and selected line agencies in Calendar Year 2010‐2012. Poverty Statistics. Q4 2008– Q1‐Q3 2009 • Seasonally Adjusted GDP. Human Development Index (HDI). The Philippine System of National Accounts (PSNA) • National Income Accounts and Related Accounts • Quarterly Accounts. Environment and Natural Resources Accounting (ENRA). Specifically. They are classified into the following: 1) the Philippine System of National Accounts (PSNA) and related accounts. Agriculture. The closing ceremony was hosted by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) during the BSP–DepEd Oratorical Contest held on October 28. At the same time. A total of 512 government agencies. private organizations and academic institutions at the national and subnational levels joined the celebration with the conduct of 875 activities. and potential development partners from local private corporations and international organizations.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 The NSM Awards System has been instituted to give recognition to outstanding participation of individuals and agencies in the NSM celebration. Leading Economic Indicators (LEI). Food Balance Sheet (FBS). 2006‐2008 • Press Releases. Services • Confidence Interval for the growth rates of the GDP • Press Conference 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 16 . Foreign Direct Investments (FDI). and (c) forge strategic partnerships for statistical capacity building between/among major statistical agencies and other line agencies involved in statistical activities. Most of the PSNA‐related accounts and sectoral indicators and statistics have been institutionalized at the NSCB while the others are in various stages of development. GNP. Q4 2008 and Q1‐Q3 2009 • Income and Outlay Accounts and Consolidated Accounts. Contest at 133 (15%). The distribution of statistical activities is as follows: Information and Education Campaign (IEC) at 345 (39%) Fora at 261 (30%). the NSCB held a Forum on Statistical Capacity Building on March 24. (b) enjoin existing and potential development partners to support statistical activities essential to national develop‐ ment progress. Ayala Avenue. 2) poverty statistics. Quarterly Economic Indices (QEI) and Compendium for Philippine Environment Statistics (CPES). Statistical Indicators for Philippine Development (StatDev). Industry. STATISTICAL FRAMEWORKS AND INDICATOR SYSTEMS The generation of indicators and statistics from the frameworks being developed and maintained by the NSCB is based on sound statistical methodologies and undergoes periodic evaluation and improvement. Among those already institutionalized are the Input‐Output Accounts (I‐O tables). Makati City. Exhibits at 87 (10%) and others unclassified at 49 (6%). II. PCE. it promotes the conduct of activities that further the objectives and spirit of this annual statistical event. Philippine National Health Accounts (PNHA). donor community and the government on statistical capacity building and to serve as a venue for advocating the outputs of the PSS and its resource requirements. the TC Povstat created four Small Working Groups (SWGs) within the Committee that will focus on the various components of the methodology and use the outputs of the "Comprehensive Documentation of the Official Poverty Estimation Methodology" project as the major reference in the review. 2009 • Prepared the Statistical Handbook on Children in the Philippines • Release of the actual policy uses of poverty statistics in the Philippines • Overall review of the official poverty estimation methodology. To facilitate its assessment. Recognizing the need to address the issues being raised on the official poverty estimation methodology.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 • • Release of the Report on the 2003 City and Regional Accounts • Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP). under a World Bank project. The said project was undertaken by the NSCB and the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) with funding assistance from the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). 2009 at the Dusit Thani Manila Hotel in Makati City • Presentation of the 2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors during the National Anti Poverty Commission (NAPC) sectoral meetings with the farmers. the NSCB embarked on the overall revision and rebasing of the PSNA to a more updated base year (from 1985 to 2000). the Technical Committee on Poverty Statistics (TC PovStat) started an overall review of the official poverty estimation methodology. the NSCB has implemented various initiatives since 1997 towards the adoption of the recommenda‐ tions of the 1993 and 2008 versions of the System of National Accounts. Poverty Statistics • Generation of the 2006 Official Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors • Press release on the 2006 Official Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors • Conduct of the User’s Forum on the 2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors and the 2006 Child Development Index which was held on June 25. fishermen and senior citizens 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 17 . 2009 at the Hotel Intercontinental in Makati City which was attended by various stakeholders who raised important suggestions for consideration. The SWGs are expected to thoroughly study the issues on the component of the methodology assigned to them and present their findings/recommendations to the TC PovStat. The initial annual estimates covering this period were presented in a consultative fora held on December 18. 2006‐2008 • Gross Regional Domestic Expenditure (GRDE) 2006‐2008 • Press releases on GRDP and GRDE • Press Conference Overall Revision and Rebasing of the National Accounts which include the following activities : • Sectoral discussions • Documentation of Sources and Methods • Training Workshop on the Revised/Rebased National Accounts • Municipal Poverty Estimates on March 27. In its unwavering efforts to improve the quality of the PSNA. These will then serve as the basis of the Committee in finalizing its recommendation of the official poverty estimation methodology. In 2009. charts and analysis Philippine Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) • Updating of the MDG Watch • Updating of the MDG Online database Philippine Happiness Index (PHI) • NSCB‐NSO discussion on the possible institutionalization of the compilation of the PHI in the PSS Other NSCB Developmental Activities • Compilation and dissemination of Flash Indicators in response to address the statistical requirements of the global financial crisis per creation of the Task Force on Flash Indicators to Measure the Impact of Global Crisis in the Philippines (TFFI) • On Measuring the Contribution of the NonProfit Institutions (NPI) in the Philippine Economy • Register of Non‐Profit Institutions • MidTerm Report of the Project • Terminal Report on the Provincial Product Accounts for Guimaras • Report on the APEC Seminar Workshop on Statistics on International Trade in Services • Technical Paper on Maritime Sector • Presentation on Climate Change and Poverty (Presented in IBOP Forum on Climate related risk) • Development of Governance Indicators: Updated the economic. social and administrative governance statistics of the provincial Good Governance index (GGI) database from 2005 to 2006 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 18 . Q1 and Q2 2009 Reports • Press releases Philippine Tourism Satellite Accounts (PTSA) • 2000‐2007 estimates Gender Statistics • Factsheet on Women and Men in the Philippines • Generation of the 2006 Child Development Index • Development of the Statistical Handbook on Children in the Philippines • Conduct of a Technical Workshop • Conduct of a Users’ Forum • Official Concepts and Definitions for Statistical Purposes for the Gender and Development Sector – Batch 2 Labor and Employment • Official methodology for generating annual labor and employment estimates nd • 2 round table discussion on the generation of annual labor and employment estimates 2000‐2007 Philippine National Health Accounts (PNHA) • Review of the existing sectoral data/ methodologies and identification/formulation of alternative methodologies • Conduct of computational exercises to test the alternative methodologies • Finalization of the sectoral methodologies and estimation of the 2000‐2007 PNHA (ongoing) 2008 Statistical Indicators on Philippine Development (StatDev) • Updating of the 2008 StatDev consisting of 13 chapters with 131 indicators posted on the NSCB website to include tables.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 Foreign Direct Investment Statistics (FDIS) • Q3 and Q4 2008. Q1 – Q3 2009 Reports • Press releases Leading Economic Indicators (LEI) • Q1 – Q3 2009 Reports • Press Releases Quarterly Economic Indices (QEI) • Q3 and Q4 2008. the NSCB responded to 2. free time series data. latest updates on key economic and social indicators and news on statistical developments in the PSS.910 complimentary copies of NSCB publications to its various recipients. Quarterly Foreign Direct Invest‐ ments. Iloilo City. comprehensively filled and continuously updated with press releases. Negros Occidental and Antique. The NSCB conducted a lecture/presentation on Statistical Indicator Systems for visiting statisticians from the Viet Nam General Statistics Office (GSO) on September 21‐25. Davao City. the NSCB has been steadfast in making statistical information more accessible to data users thru the National Statistical Information Center (NSIC) in Makati City and in nine regional branches located in San Fernando City in La Union. 2008 Directory of Government Statistical Services in the Philippines. As part of its library exchange program. As a public service arm and a one‐stop center for statistical information not only of the NSCB but of the whole PSS. and the 2008 NSCB Annual Report. the NSIC provides statistical service thru frontline. and technical services. photocopying of library data/materials and payment for technical services. the NSIC received 501 publications from government.gov. the NSCB Central Office released and dissemi‐ nated two FactSheets. During the year. On online dissemination. the NSCB website (http:// www. Cagayan de Oro City and Cotabato City and in three provincial branches in Guimaras. Tacloban City.ph). 12 articles on “Statistically Speaking”. 2006‐2008 Gross Regional Domestic Product.794 data inquiries made thru the NSCB website.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 III. and provided lecture on SNA to the participants of the UNSIAP 3rd Regional Course on Integrated Economic Accounts on June 30. assisted in the Bangladesh Study Mission on Gender Mainstreaming on April 20. and 43 issues of e‐Newsletters to 5. 2009. ADB.869 unique visitors. 43 press releases. It has also accomplished and submitted 40 questionnaires to foreign organizations like the UN. Among the major publications produced by the NSCB in 2009 were the 2009 Philippine Statistical Yearbook. 2009. national and local newspapers and websites. Regional Social and Economic Trends. private and international organizations and provided 5. In 2009. the NSCB continued to innovate and make even better the efficient practice of propagating the use of statistics and organizing them into statistical products and ser‐ vices to reach more deeply its various stakeholders.nscb. In 2009. Quarterly Leading Economic Indicators. data downloads. 2008 Compendium on Philippine Environ‐ ment Statistics. Annual and Quarterly National Accounts of the Philippines. Zamboanga City.653. 17 web announcements. Baguio City. A new provincial branch of NSIC was launched in December 2009 in the province of Capiz. During the year. bookshoppe. News articles released by the NSCB were published at least 406 times in various international. which were remitted to the Bureau of Treasury. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 19 . 2006‐2008 Consolidated Income and Outlay Accounts of the Philippines. library. STATISTICAL INFORMATION RESOURCES AND MANAGEMENT The management and use of information systems play a key role in the efficient practice of propagating the use of statistics available in the PSS.251 subscribers of which 603 were new subscribers for the year. continued to be more user friendly. Legazpi City. Over the years. As part of its online service. it has recorded 8. 2006 Official Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors.697 walk‐in clients and generated a total revenue of P1. monthly Economic Indicators. 2009. 2006‐2008 Gross Regional Domestic Expenditure. ESCAP and other international institutions.129 million from sales of statistical publications in print and CD‐ROMs. the NSIC in the NSCB Central Office in Makati City served more than 1. 2003 City and Municipal Level Poverty Estimates. 2009 and May 6.866 page views from 667. 2008 Philippine Countryside in Figures. Camarines Sur. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 20 . education and communica‐ tion materials were acquired to augment their library holdings. Zamboanga Sibugay. the nine NSCB Regional Divisions (RDs) in Regions I. Their task included monitoring the adoption and implementation of the said resolutions. X. Ilocos Sur. and radio/ TV interviews/guestings. NSO. statistical exhibits. Leyte. such as hanging of streamer or display of NSM posters to a more innovative and impressive statistical activities. statistical forum and lecture series. the Capiz satellite provincial branch of the National Statistical Information Center (NSIC) was established in December 3. and provided inputs to the Gross Regional Domestic Expenditure (GRDE) estimates in collaboration with the Economic Statistics Office (ESO) of the NSCB in the Central Office. providing efficient statistical service to its various stakeholders. Province). Through the nine NSIC regional branches and the four satellite provincial branches. IX. OCD. Iloilo. such as holding of a statistical congress. the results of the GRDP were disseminated during simultaneous press conferences in the nine regions where an NSCB RD is present. XII and CAR in collaboration with the regional offices of NEDA. V. Kapangan (Benguet). These ranged from a simple activity. X. Samar. Camarines Sur. VI. 69 issues of regional and provincial Statwatch. V. VIII. 117 press releases and 65 web articles. Other outputs of the NSCB RDs included: preparation and updating of poverty maps for the provinces of Kibungan. The NSCB RDs provided technical and secretariat support to the Regional Statistical Coordination Committees (RSCCs) and the various Technical Committees/Interagency Committees/Technical Working Groups/Task Forces in the discussion of issues and programs related to local statistics at the sub national level. DND. bringing the total number of provincial NSICs to four – all in Region VI. Zamboanga Subugay. seven municipal/city profile. the NSCB RDs compiled. They were also involved in the preparation and implementation of the 2009 Policy Agenda. XI. On statistical frameworks and indicator systems.456 publications. Their accomplishments for the year included issuance of 35 resolutions which were dis‐ cussed and approved by their respective RSCCs during their 25 meetings held quarterly. Natonin (Mt. STATISTICAL ACTIVITIES IN THE REGIONS In 2009. IX. Pangasinan. In Region VI. and South Cotabato). Davao del Sur.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 IV. The NSCB RDs continued to produce and disseminate Regional MDG Watch. VI. These were all geared to raise statistical awareness and appreciation focusing on the theme of the event. various statistical activities were conducted in all regions outside the NCR. released and disseminated the 2006‐2008 Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP). Kalinga. production and dissemination of statistical publications such as the Regional Statistical Economic Trends (RSET) and Countryside in Figures (for the provinces of Kalinga. 2010.388 clients were served and around 1. On the 20th NSM Regional Celebration. and information. a total of 13. XI. For the first time. Capiz. The successful celebration of the 20th NSM in the regions was spearheaded by the NSCB RDs in Regions I. 11 issues of City Statwatch. VIII. 36 Fact Sheets. Davao Del Norte and South Cotabato. the Agency Statistical Calendars and in the advocacy of the Statistical Survey Review and Clearance System (SSRCS) in their respective regions. BSP and other regional line agencies and local government units. motorcade. statistical reports. workshops. XII and CAR have effectively made relevant improvements and institutionalized statistical development towards the operation and application of statistics in their areas of responsibility. Poverty Team 6. The significant decline was brought about by the resignation and transfer of staff to other offices. In view of the NSCB’s core value on Teamwork to promote unity in diversity. In 2007. It is only with the strong commitment of the staff that NSCB products and services are continuously improved and delivered promptly. the NSCB has two third‐level career executive service officers and one career executive service eligible. the agency was operating with only 66. Seasonally Adjusted National Accounts‐ Leading Economic Indicator (SANA‐LEI) Team 8. Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Team 3. As of 2009. Talento ‐ CESE Faced with the challenge of continuously building a strong and well‐developed data system responsive to the information requirement of its clients. Input‐Output Team 2. The remaining 96 vacant positions could not be easily filled due to the prohibitions stipulated in Executive Order No.5 percent of its authorized manpower of 224 positions and the figure continued to dwindle to only 57. international organizations. etc. Romulo A. namely: 1. Bids and Awards Committee 6. Dr. Castro – CESO IV 3. ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT The NSCB is short of the workforce needed to respond to the ever‐growing needs and demands of its stake‐ holders. Selection and Promotion Board 2. NSCB Internal Committees 1. Philippine Tourism Satellite Accounts Team 5. Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence (PRAISE) Committee 4. Budget Committee 5. and group accountability. NSCB and ESO Information Technology Teams 4. Lina V. NSCB Teams were created to develop a core group of staff with expertise on various specialized fields and help ensure the effective implementation of NSCB activities.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 V. Ms.1 percent in 2009. 366. Price Statistics Team 7. Committee on Decorum and Investigation 7. the NSCB is struggling to deliver its regular outputs and develop‐ mental programs with only 128 staff as of 2009. Virola – CESO I 2. Mr. Raymundo J. synergy. Survey Team 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 21 . Grievance Committee NSCB Teams 1. Internal Scholarship Committee 3. Quitos Juan Miralles Dolores Pillas Felix Propetiado Cynthia Regalado Anthony Ridao Ma. cashiering.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 The NSCB through its Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence Committee (PRAISE) provided recognitions and citations to deserving employees for their outstanding contributions. issuances. The following are the support services provided in 2009: Budgeting service • • • Prepared 30 circulars. Astrologo. The Management Services continued to provide support services in the areas of budgeting. Edward Eugenio P. and general service. Castro Severa de Costo Norma Guevarra Myrna Gutierrez Arnel Maaliw Bonifacio Manuson Rosendo Aya-ay Bernadette Balamban Elmer Castillo Regional Division VI Social Sectors B Division Candido J. Jr. Losare Myrna M. Lina V. Jr. Gutierrez Florande S. Astrologo. Nisperos on Master’s Degree Program in Information and Communication Technology at the Waseda University in Tokyo. 3rd . accounting. advisories. Gutierrez Carmelita C. Castillo Sonny U. Domingo Linnito M. which were posted at the intranet. Albao Candido J. Dayot Ebe C. Budgetary requirements/briefing materials submitted to: 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 22 . Castro Estrella V. a total of 17 local and 48 international meetings/ training programs/ workshops/seminars and fora were attended by NSCB officials and staff. Jr. In 2009. Polistico Carmelita H.. Gutierrez Jose Dayot Mark C. Rola Elmer V. the following were recipients of the various PRAISE awards: PRAISE Awards Employee of the Year Exemplary Service Secretary General Award Service/Retirement Sariling Sikap Attendance and Punctuality Regional Division Central Office Flag Ceremony Attendance: Individual Josephine C.OSG Rosendo Campos Lina V. Samiano Lolita Velasquez Marymell Martillan Millicent Gay Tejada Bernadette Balamban Mark Rex Romaraog Herlita G. etc. Pascual Anthony Ridao (posthumous) PRAISE Awardees Division Loyalty Awardees: Five Years of service in the NSCB Ten Years of service in the NSCB Special Recognition Creativity and Innovativeness Best Finance Support Staff Best Administrative Aide Best IT Support Best Driver Most Promising Employee Reflective of the organization’s core value on excellence and professional integrity. Japan. Astrologo. potentials and exemplary conduct. Chua Ebe C. Destreza Myrna M. This includes a scholarship grant under the Japan Grant Aid for Human Resource Development Scholarship Project by the Japan International Cooperation Center availed by Ms. Clara T. Albao Jose A. memoranda. Prepared and submitted budget proposal for FY 2010 to DBM. the NSCB during the year consistently continued to promote professional growth and interpersonal relationship among its manpower. Caraan Candido J. Pascasio Nelida B. Celeste Mae C. In 2009. Simonette A. 2nd – OASG. Lopez-Dee 1st – NSIC. Purchased and inspected goods/services. submitted justifications and updates in compliance to Audit Observation Memorandum (AOM). Filed and submitted income tax returns to BIR. Conducted canvasses and biddings. Prepared. 2009 • Congress ‐ September 16. Released 2. Issued Acknowledgement Receipts of Equipment (ARE) and Inventory Custodian Slip (ICS) to users. GSIS. balance sheet and statement of government equity and statement of cash flows. Prepared 2. Prepared and submitted quarterly reports of unliquidated cash advances to COA. Procurement Service. Received. Prepared monthly book of accounts. 2009. Issued Official Receipts for excess cash advances and deposited same to the Land Bank of the Philippines. Organized files/records keeping. Prepared quarterly Status of Funds.136 checks and 303 advice of checks issued from January to December 2009. Prepared income statement.. Paid accounts payable to creditors. etc. Reproduced important documents. 2009 • • • • • Cashiering services • • • Attended budget hearing at the Senate‐ September 10. Prepared BIR quarterly and annual reports. 15th. Delivered letters/communication materials. and Performed other budgeting services. Prepared trial balance.789 disburse‐ ment vouchers from January to December 2009. Registered and insured properties/vehicles. Reported monthly accountability and reconciled NCA and LBP balances. Supervised and monitored security guards & janitors. Philhealth. post transac‐ tions in the subsidiary and general ledgers. Prepared Monthly Report of Disbursement (Liquidation Report) for submission to COA. PhilHealth. reviewed. Pag‐ibig.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 • DBM ‐ June 10. etc. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 23 . DBM. Prepared certification of remittances to Pag‐ibig. Repaired and maintained office facilities. 22nd and 30th/31st of the month. Arranged meetings with the directorate and COA Prepared. and Reconciled inventory of property with the book of accounts and other accounting services. Posted goods and services to be procured/ purchased through the E‐Procurement. • • • • • Accounting system • • • • • • • • • • • • • Prepared. vehicles. Prepared budgetary reports on or before the 20th day of the month following the end of its quarter of the year Updated monthly gross income of employees from January to December 2009. Prepared and submitted monthly report on supplies consumed. Encashed payroll checks and released salaries and other benefits to officials and employees on the 7th. and verified amount of liquidation vouchers against subsidiary ledgers. Requested release of Notice of Cash Allocation (NCA) from the DBM re: NSM collections and other fund releases for various projects. Prepared Allocations and Obligations from January to December. prepared. and checked 1. Conducted annual inventory of equipment. General Services • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Prepared procurement forms for approval and purchase of goods and services. and other cashiering services. 2009 • Senate ‐ September 9. BIR.: Performed messengerial services at the GSIS. schedules of real accounts and bank reconciliation statements.. reviewed.053 checks to creditors. filed and submitted disbursing vouchers to COA. To enhance partnership among the development partners. implement standards and methodologies and institute systems on the statistical operations of the Philippine 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 24 . Acting Socio‐economic Planning Secretary Augusto B. Arroyo of the National Planning and Policy Staff. NSCB Secretary General. Makati City.Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 Dr. the private sector and the government on statistical capacity building and to serve as a venue for presenting the outputs of the PSS and its resource requirements. The NSCB formulates policies and programs that are meant to resolve issues. NSCB. With him are Director Raymundo J. Ayala Avenue. Virola. Romulo A. Talento of the Economic Statistics Office. Santos and Director Dennis M. Makati City. the NSCB held a Forum on Statistical Capacity Building on March 24. reports the performance of the Philippine Economy during a quarterly press conference held at the NSCB Operations Room. 2009 at the RCBC Plaza. NEDA. Romulo A.. The Forum served as a venue for the exchange of ideas and discussion of the latest lower‐level/sectoral poverty and CDI estimates. Tanco of Capiz led the launching of the NSIC provincial branch in Capiz on December 3. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 25 . 2009. NSCB in Action..Summary of Accomplishments for 2009 Members of the NSCB Management Committee participated in a training workshop on Handling Media Inter‐ views conducted on July 8‐9. 2009. The NSCB conducted a Users’ Forum on the 2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors and the 2006 Child Development Index (CDI) on June 25. 2009 at the NSCB with Ms. Virola and Governor Victor A. Maria Mercedes “Chi Chi” Fajardo Robles as the facilitator/resource person/lecturer. NSCB Secretary General Dr. THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT. LIST OF RESOLUTIONS ISSUED BY THE NSCB IN 2009 RESOLUTION No. 1 TITLE APPROVING THE RETENTION OF THE EXISTING COMPOSITION OF THREE TECHNICAL COMMITTEES AND SEVEN IN‐ TERAGENCY COMMITTEES AND THE RECONSTITUTION AND RENAMING OF ONE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE APPROVING THE SYNCHRONIZED REBASING OF PRICE INDICES TO BASE YEAR 2006 APPROVING THE RETENTION OF THE EXISTING COMPOSITION OF ONE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE AND ONE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE. THE APPROVAL OF THE 2010 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING BUDGET ENJOINING AGENCIES TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE 2010 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING DESIGNATING THE NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARD AS THE NATIONAL CENSUS COORDINATING BOARD FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE 2010 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING AND FOR ALL POPULATION CENSUSES THEREAFTER APPROVING THE TERMS OF REFERENCE AND COMPOSITION OF THE REGIONAL.LIST OF TABLES TABLE 1. PROVINCIAL. THE RECONSTITUTION OF THREE TECHNICAL COMMITTEES AND ONE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE. AND THE RECONSTITUTION AND RENAMING OF ONE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE APPROVING THE BUDGETARY THRUSTS OF THE PHILIPPINE STATISTICAL SYSTEM FOR CY 2010 APPROVING THE ESTIMATION METHODOLOGY FOR THE 2006‐BASED CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR THE BOTTOM 30 PERCENT INCOME GROUP HOUSEHOLDS APPROVING THE METHODOLOGY FOR COMPILING THE PHILIPPINE TOURISM SATELLITE ACCOUNTS APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE OFFICIAL CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES OF WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE AND THE METHODOLOGY IN COMPUTING WHOLESALE TRADE SALES INDEX AND RETAIL TRADE SALES INDEX APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE OFFICIAL CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES FOR THE GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT SECTOR – BATCH 2 APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE OFFICIAL METHODOLOGY FOR GENERATING ANNUAL LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT ESTIMATES APPROVING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TASK FORCE ON FLASH INDICATORS TO MEASURE THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL CRISIS IN THE PHILIPPINES APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE MODIFICATIONS IN THE DESIGNATED STATISTICAL ACTIVITIES OF THE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS AND BUREAU OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS – BATCH 1 DECLARING MAY 2010 AS NATIONAL CENSUS MONTH ENDORSING TO CONGRESS. CITY. AND MUNICIPAL CENSUS COORDINATING BOARDS IN THE CONDUCT OF THE 2010 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE OFFICIAL CONCEPTS AND DEFINITONS FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES SECTOR – BATCH 1 (WATER RESOURCES SUBSECTOR) RECOGNIZING AND ENJOINING SUPPORT TO THE NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD TARGETING SYSTEM FOR POVERTY REDUCTION BEING IMPLEMENTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT AS A TOOL TO IDENTIFY BENEFICIARIES OF SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE OFFICIAL CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES FOR THE HEALTH AND NUTRITION SECTOR – BATCH 3 APPROVING THE REBASING OF THE GENERAL RETAIL PRICE INDEX IN THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION TO YEAR 2000 APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES FOR THE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SECTOR ‐ BATCH 2 APPROVING THE DATA ITEMS TO BE INCLUDED IN THE 2010 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 26 . TABLE 2. LIST OF SURVEYS/CENSUS GRANTED CLEARANCE BY THE NSCB IN 2009 No.e. FISHERY AND FORESTRY STATISTICS INTO THE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY STATISTICS RECONSTITUTING FURTHER THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON POVERTY STATISTICS RECONSTITUTING THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON THE SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT OF PHILIPPINE TIME SERIES RECONSTITUTING THE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES STATISTICS CREATING A TASK FORCE ON FLASH INDICATORS TO MEASURE THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL CRISIS IN THE PHILIPPINES CREATING AN INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON SECURITY SECTOR STATISTICS TABLE 3. INCOME AND PRODUCTIVITY STA‐ TISTICS INTO THE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND PRODUCTIVITY STATISTICS RECONSTITUTING FURTHER THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON SURVEY DESIGN RECONSTITUTING AND RENAMING THE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. DILG‐0903‐01 to 02 three (3) 2008) years Two (2) visits Past six NSO‐0904‐01 to 02 months Quarterly One‐shot Quarter BLES‐0905‐01 31 December 2012 DILG/ LGUs 30 June 2010 NSO 31 December 2012 BLES 30 June 2010 31 June 2010 30 June 2010 SRTC/ NSO BSP NSO As of 7/2009 NSO‐0904‐03 BSP‐0906‐01 NSO‐0907‐01 (HH) NSO‐0907‐02 (individual) FIDA‐0908‐01 Every two (2) 2009 years Every three August to (3) to five (5) September years 2009 One‐shot Annually May to July 2009 10 29 August 2009 30 June 2010 30 June 2010 FIDA NSO 11 02 September 2009 Survey on Overseas 2009 Filipinos SOF) 18 September 2009 Household Survey on 2009 Domestic Visitors ‐ Core Indicator (HSDV) 05 October Pilot Survey for the 2010 2009 Census of Population and Housing (CPH) Last five (5) NSO‐0909‐01 years of the (a rider to LFS) survey period April to Sep‐ NSO‐0910‐01 tember 2009 (a rider to LFS) As of 12:01 NSO‐0911‐01 TO 05 am of May 1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TITLE CREATING AN INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON STATISTICAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND DISSEMINATION RECONSTITUTING AND RENAMING THE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON LABOR. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 30 April 2009 30 April 2009 30 June 2009 10 July 2009 29 July 2009 Date Granted Clearance 22 January 2009 19 February 2009 Title of Survey 2008 Annual Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (ASPBI) 2008 Survey of Information and Communication Technology (SICT) Frequency Annually Reference Period 2008 Clearance Number NSO‐0824‐01 to 05 NSO‐0901‐01 NSO‐0902‐01 Expiry Date 31 January 2010 26 February 2010 03 March 2010 Proponent / Conducting Agency NSO NSO NSO When budget 2008 provides 2009 03 March 2009 2009 Quarterly Survey of Philippine Quarterly Business and Industry (QSPBI) 27 April 2009 Community‐based Monitoring System (CBMS) 2009 Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES) Labor Turnover Survey (LTS) 2009 Housing Preferences and Affordability Survey (HPAS) Philippine Consumer Finance Survey (PCFS) 2009 Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) National Survey of Areas Planted to Abaca (NSAPA) For every Past year (i. LIST OF MEMORANDUM ORDERS ISSUED BY THE NSCB IN 2009 MEMORANDUM ORDER No. 2009 One‐shot 30 June 2010 DOT/ NSO 12 Decennial 30 June 2010 NSO 13 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 27 . Virola and Ms. Virola and Ms. Virola and Ms. galunggong at tilapia – Presyong laban sa kahirapan? Land Transport in the Philippines: Retrogressing Towards Motorcycles? 11 12 The Devastation of Ondoy and Pepeng! Our Christmas List for our Children ! 09 November 2009 14 December 2009 12 October 2009 14 September 2009 10 August 2009 08 June 2009 13 July 2009 DATE RELEASED 12 January 2009 09 February 2009 09 March 2009 13 April 2009 11 May 2009 AUTHORS Dr. Balamban Dr. Astrologo. Romulo A. Virola Mr. 1 2 3 TITLE/TOPIC Re‐echo on Public Administration and 3rd Group Training Course on Fundamental Official Statistics Re‐echo on Public Policy (Economics) Internal Press Conference Development of Statistical Models for the NFIA in the PSNA PRESENTOR Aileen S. Romulo A. Encarnacion Dr. Bautista Dr. Mark Rex S. Romaraog Dr. Romulo A. Rhea Ann A. Jessamyn O. Virola and Mr. Virola Dr. LIST OF INTERNAL PRESSCON/ECHO SEMINAR CONDUCTED IN 2009 No. Villaruel Dr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T ITLE The Spending Pattern of the Poor – What is Left After Food? When will Filipino men catch up with Filipino women? Climate Change – Will the Poor Suffer More? Tourism as an Engine for Employment Creation Disparity in Local Development: An Issue of Governance? Pinoy Middle Class Before the Crisis! Will Pinoy students be survivors or will they be voted out? For Being a Great Supporter of Statistics. Jr. Jessamyn O. Oliveros Rhea June S. Virola and Ms. Addawe Dr. Mildred B. Candido J. Mai Lin C. Romulo A. Dr. Florande S. Polistico Dr. Cory! Bigas. Romulo A. Romulo A. Salamat Po Pres. Virola and Ms. TITLES OF STATISTICALLY SPEAKING ARTICLES IN 2009 NO. Romulo A. Bernadette B.TABLE 4. Romulo A. Cynthia S. Encarnacion 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 28 . Romulo A. Regalado Dr. Maaliw DATE 02 September 2009 08 September 2009 15 October 2009 TABLE 5. Romulo A. Virola and Mr. Virola and Ms. Virola and Ms. Lara Arnel B. Romulo A. 858 reported crimes in Region IX.6 percent in 2008 due to slowdown in all major sectors Child development in the Ilocos Region deteriorated from 2000 to 2006 Two Ilocos provinces record low probability of attaining MDG Goal on reducing poverty Eastern Visayas falls below MDG target of 17.2% in reducing prevalence of underweight children in 2008 Did you know that about half of traffic accidents in 2008 involved motorcycles? Calbayog City records highest crime rate in Eastern Visayas Seven out of ten crimes committed in CAR are index crimes Northern Mindanao has become Relatively Safer Western Visayas in 2008 had least disaster hits but with highest rate of losses in agri. infra.80 percent were solved Attaining MDG targets. only five of 10 first year entrants graduate from secondary schools? Increase in EV's School Participation Rate seen in SY 2008‐2009 Zamboanga Peninsula Posts Slower Growth as AFF Significantly Decelerates Western Visayas is 4th largest contributor to the country's GDP and 4th fastest growing among the 17 regions in the country in 2008 Northern Mindanao Sustained to be the Largest Economy among the Mindanao Regions Davao Region's economy posted a 3.7 percent growth in 2008 Cordillera economy slows down in 2008 SOCCSKSARGEN’s growth slips to 4. a steep climb for the education sector Cotabato Province has lowest crime rate in Region XII Quality of life of children in CAR declined from 2003 to 2006 Did you know that six out of every 10 tourists who came to the region visit Camarines Sur? Maslog posts highest IRA per capita in EV in 2009 TITLE DATE RELEASED 3/4/09 3/6/09 3/17/09 3/18/09 3/19/9 3/20/09 3/27/09 3/27/09 3/30/09 4/1/09 4/3/09 5/19/09 5/26/09 5/28/09 6/10/09 7/14/09 7/22/09 7/22/09 7/22/09 7/27/09 7/31/09 8/18/09 8/24/09 8/27/09 9/14/09 9/25/09 9/29/09 9/29/09 9/30/09 9/30/09 10/2/09 10/7/09 10/8/09 11/5/09 11/16/09 12/9/09 12/14/09 12/21/09 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 29 .TABLE 6. only 83. But who is the poorest? Did you know that in Bicol Region. LIST OF FACTSHEETS RELEASED BY THE NSCB IN 2009 RELEASED BY Central Office Region VI Region XII CAR Central Office Region V Region I Region VIII Region XII Region XI Region IX Region I Region X Region V Region VIII Region IX Region VI Region X Region XI CAR Region XII Region I Region I Region VIII Region V Region VIII CAR Region X Region VI Region XI Region XII Region XI Region IX Region XII Region XII CAR Region V Region VIII Hotel Occupancy Peaks in Valentine’s Month More than one‐third of blaze incidents in 2008 originated from residential structures LPG retail price in General Santos City cheaper than in Cotabato City One out of four women workers in CAR self‐employed in 2007 NSCB Issues Updates on Women and Men in the Philippines Did you know that women edge men in education in Bicol Region? Tourism slows down in Ilocos Region Highest achievement for Biliran women and men in Eastern Visayas Pinays from rural areas avail more of birthing services of hilots Gender Disparity in Education between Women and Men in Davao region is getting more unequal Zamboanga Peninsula. and even person's life in the last three years (2006‐2008) Davao Region's Primary Education still lags behind in the MDG Targets More police needed in Region XII Davao del Sur posts lowest crime rate in Davao Region Out of the 1. a family of 5 members needed at least P5.507/month in 2006? Participation rate declining in Ilocos government schools Cagayan de Oro City is the Least Poor Among the Cities and Municipalities in Region 10. 5 Percent GDP Growth in Q4 2008 Informal Sector Operation: Highest in Agriculture. Makati City.4% in December 2008 Region XI: 4.TABLE 7.3 Percent of Region XI's Labor Force are Unemployed Region XII: Region XII's inflation eases to 10. 1 2 3 4 TITLE OF FORA Forum on Statistical Capacity Building Users’ Forum on the 2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sector Users’ Forum on the Statistical Handbook on Children in the Philip‐ pines Consultative Forum on the Revised/Rebased National Accounts DATE 3/24/09 6/25/09 12/15/09 12/18/09 VENUE RCBC Plaza. Fishery and Forestry Sector Press Con on National Accounts slated January 29 The Leading Economic Indicator (LEI) on its third consecutive quarter of decline CAR: Did you know that gold metal reserves in the Cordilleras declined between 1998 and 2005? CAR: Inflation rate of fuel. LIST OF PRESS RELEASES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ISSUED BY NSCB IN 2009 January March • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Philippine Economy Surprises With 4. Makati City Table 8.9 % in February 2009 Region V:Uptrend in Inflation Continues in February Region VI: CIF: Capiz CD ROM version now available Region VI: Violence cases against women and children in WV significantly decreased in a 3 year period Region XI: NSCB XI Releases 2009 Compendium of Women and Men in Region XI Region XII: LPG retail price in General Santos City cheaper than in Cotabato City Region XII: Pinays from rural areas avail more of birthing services of hilots Region XII: Two companies shut down. 21 others feel the brunt of the February NSCB Grants Clearance to the 2008 Survey on ICT for Business and Industries Total Gross Revenue Index of Industries rose to 13.6% in January 2009 Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Slid to 7. FORA CONDUCTED BY THE NSCB IN 2009 No. Makati City Bayview Park Hotel. One City Converted to Highly Urbanized City in the 4th Quarter of 2008 NSCB Grants Clearance to the 2008 Annual Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (ASPBI Region IX: Agriculture Production Output in Zamboanga Peninsula for 2008(Annual Situational Analysis‐BAS ZAMPEN) Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Continued to decelerate to 9% in January 2009 Region V: January Posts Higher Inflation Rate Region VI: 2008 closes at a double digit inflation Region VIII: RDC Endorses TWG on Housing Statistics Results Region XI: NSCB Releases the first edition of Regional Social and Economic Trend 08 Region XI: Davao Regions' Inflation Rate at 8. Manila Hotel Intercontinental.0% in December 2008 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • April NSCB Holds Forum On Statistical Capacity Building NSCB Creates Interagency Committee on Statistical Information Management and Dissemination NSCB to Disseminate 2003 City and Municipal Level Poverty Estimates NSCB Issues Updates on Women and Men in the Philippines CAR: Did you know that 3 out of 5 employed women in CAR worked for 40 hours or more a week in 2007? Region IX: Unemployment Rate in Zamboanga Peninsula Accelerated to 3.4% in March Region VI: NSIC Capiz…Another breakthrough in the Western Visayas statistical system Region VIII: Copra Prices down by 20% in Q1 2009 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 30 .8 percent in Q3 2008 NSCB Releases the 2008 Philippine Standard Classification of Education (PSCED) Thirteen Barangays Created.1 percent Region XI: NSCB XI Releases 2005 and 2007 Poverty Maps of Davao del Norte Region XII: Low agriculture produce in Q4 2008 due to cropping movements and too much rains • • • • • • • • • Total Gross Revenue Index of Industries Up by 9.9 percent in Q4 2008 NSCB Creates Task Force on Flash Indicators List of Vacant Positions as of 13 April 2009 NSCB Congratulates Mayor Marides Fernando as One of the 2008 Top Mayors of the World CAR: Unemployment Rate in CAR rises to 4. Dusit Thani Hotel. light and water in CAR drops to –8.3% in January 2009 Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Accelerated to 9 % in March 2009 Region V: Inflation Eases to 7.0 percent in December 2008 Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Continued to decelerate to 11. 6 percent • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • July Names of Three LGUs Corrected in the PSGC in the First Quarter of 2009 Fourth quarter 2008 approved FDI declines by 79.5 percent GDP Growth 11th National Convention on Statistics to be Held in October 2010 National Statistics Month Turns 20 Press Con on National Accounts slated August 27 Flash Indicators Show Signs of Recovery PCE Growth Highest in Northern Mindanao Global Crisis Causes First Quarter 2009 Approved FDI to Post Lowest Level in Fourteen Years CAR: CAR inflation further slows down to 1. Negros Occidental Expected to Boost Western Visayas' GRDP in 2009 Region VIII: EV inflation plunges to 0.7 percent Region XII: SOCCSKSARGEN’s growth slips to 4.2% in July Region XII: Region XII inflation moves on a downtrend • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Creation of Province Nullified and Sixteen Cities Reverted as Municipalities in the 2nd Quarter of 2009 Total Gross Revenue Index of Industries Slows Down in Q1 2009 Fishermen… poorest basic sector in 2006 Northern Mindanao’s economy records fastest growth in 2008 UNSIAP 3rd Regional Course on Integrated Economic Accounts Participants Visit NSCB NSCB Releases 2008 Statistical Indicators on Philippine Development (StatDev Philippines) Nation celebrates Nutrition Month CAR: Cordillera posts modest growth in 2008 CAR: Did you know that the service sector of the Cordillera grew faster than that of the country in 2008? CAR: News Conference on the 2008 Economic Performance of Cordillera slated July 22 Region I: Ilocos Region’s Economy Decelerates as AFF Contracts Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Continues to Decelerate Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula's jobless rate rises to 3.49% in the 2nd Quarter of 2009 Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation further Decelerated… Region V: Bicol Inflation Hits All‐Time Low in July Region VI: Major Agricrops Fueled the Growth of AFF Making WV the 4th Fastest Growing and the 4th Largest Contributor to the Country’s GDP Region VI: The Country's First Ethanol Plant in San Carlos City.6% in 2008 Region X: News Conference on the 2008 Economic Performance of Northern Mindanao slated July 22 Region X: Northern Mindanao is the fastest growing regional economy Region XI: News Conference on the 2008 Economic Performance of Davao Region slated July 22.2 percent NSCB Holds Users’ Forum on the 2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors and 2006 Child Development Index NSCB Releases the 2008 Directory of Government Statistical Services in the Philippines NSCB Releases the Consolidated Accounts/Income and Outlay Accounts for 2006‐2008 CAR: CAR inflation slows down to 2.1 % in April 2009 Region IX: Out of the 1.7% in May 2009 Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Continues to Decelerate … Region V: May Inflation Hits Record Low Region VIII: APAC is ramping up for 1.6 percent in 2008 due to slowdown in all major sectors Region XII: Press Con on Regional Accounts slated July 22 Region XII: SOCCSKSARGEN's economy slows down to 4.6% in July 2009 Region I: 20th NSM Focuses on Security Sector Statistics Region IX: The 20th National Statistics Month Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Slightly Accelerated Region V:August Posts Higher Inflation Rate Region VI: "National Statistics Month turns 20 this 2009" 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 31 .858 Reported Crimes in Region IX. Only 83.80 Percent were Solved Region V: Inflation Hits 14‐Month Low Region VI: "Western Visayas topped the country in livestock as revealed by the January 2009 Region VIII: BAS Conducts Capacity Building Program on Fisheries Data Systems Region VI: News Conference on the 2008 Economic Performance of Western Visayas slated on July 22 Region VIII: News Conference on the 2008 Economic Performance of Eastern Visayas Region slated July 22 Region VIII: EV economy accelerates to 3. 200 Region XI: Davao Region's economy slows down to 3. the 4th Largest Contributor to the Country’s GDP and the Fastest Growing Among the Visayas Regions Region VI: "Major Agricrops Fueled the Growth of AFF Making WV the 4th Largest Contributor to the Country's GDP" September NSCB Conducts Briefing on Indicator System for Visiting Viet Nam Statisticians Call for Papers for the 11th National Convention On Statistics (NCS) Decline in Approved FDIs Eases CAR: Did you know that household expenses accounted for more than half of Cordillera’s total expenditures in 2008? CAR: Unemployment Rate in the Cordillera region improves to 4.May • • • • • • • • • • • June • NSCB Announces Call for Entries to the 1st NSM Media Awards Philippine Economy teeters with 0.4 percent GDP growth Press Con on National Accounts slated May 28 IASC Invites Participants to Two Statistical Events The Leading Economic Indicator (LEI) drops four quarters in a row CAR: Did you know that 6 out of 10 college graduates in CAR are women? Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Decelerated to 8.8% in April 2009 Region V: Bicol Region's Economy Grows by 4.000 seats in Leyte August • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Government Stimulus Resuscitates Economy to 1.0% in July 2009 Region IX: Corn Production in Zamboanga Peninsula Increased by 22.3% in 2008 Region V: Inflation Rate Dips Further in June Region VI: Western Visayas. 6 Percent in October 2009 Value of Production Index of Manufacturing Industry Dips by 15. 2009 Region VIII: NSCB Releases The Countryside in Figures for Samar Province Region X: NSCB 10 Releases Regional Social and Economic Trends (RSET) Print Publication November Creation of Three Municipalities and Thirteen Barangays in the 3rd Quarter of 2009 Approved FDI slumps by 84. December 3. Mt.8% Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula's unemployment falls to 2.2 Percent in November Region VI: The country's 4th satellite NSIC launched in Roxas City. Capiz today.• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Region VI: National Statistics Month on its 20th Year This October Region VI: The Country’s First Ethanol Plant in San Carlos City.6 Percent in the Third Quarter of 2009 Merchandise Exports Posts 18. Province Region I: Pangasinan Wins 2009 Best NSM Province Award 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 32 .7 Percent in September 2009 NSCB Announces the Winners for the 1st NSM Media Awards and the 19th NSM Best Activity and Best Region List of Vacant Positions as of 02 October 2009 CAR: 2009 RSET in CRDOM now available Region IX: 2009 RSET of NSCB Zamboanga Peninsula are Now in CDs Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Continue to Accelerate Region V: NSCB V Releases 2009 RSET Region V: Upswing in Inflation Continues in September Region VIII: 20th NSM Kicks Off with a Bang Region VIII: NSCB Releases 2009 RSET for Eastern Visayas Region X: NSCB 10 Releases Regional Social and Economic Trends (RSET) 2009 for Northern Mindanao to highlight the Importance of Statistics in Effecting Development Region X: Statistics at a Glance: Region 10’s Progress based on MDG Indicators Region XI: NSCB XI Releases the 2009 Davao Region MDG Watch Region XI: NSCB XI releases the 7th Edition of city/municipal profile at the web featuring Nabunturan Region XI: NSCB XI Releases the Second Edition of Regional Social and Economic Trends (RSET) ‐ Davao Region Region XII: 2009 RSET for SOCCSKSARGEN Region is now available in CDs Region XII: More police needed in Region XII Region XII: SOCCSKSARGEN Region starts month‐long NSM celebration December NSCB Holds Consultative Forum on the National Accounts of the Philippines CAR: Did you know that CAR recorded the highest casualties during typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng? Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula's unemployment falls to 2.8 percent GDP Growth Press Con on National Accounts slated November 26 Total Gross Revenue Index of Industries Declines by 0. Negros Occidental Expected to Boost Western Visayas’ GRDP in 2009 Region VIII: 20th NSM Focuses on Security Statistics Region X: Northern Mindanao Celebrates 20th National Statistics Month Region XI: National Statistics Month Turns 20! Region XI: NSCB XI Releases 6th Edition of City/Municipal Profile in the web featuring Tagum City Region XII: 20th NSM Highlights Security Statistics • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Region IX: Zamboanga Peninsula Inflation Slightly Decelerated Region V: October Inflation Hits 4‐Month High Region VI: "Statistical Appreciation Forum for the Media and Provincial Information Officers" Region VI: Statistical Appreciation Forum for the Media and Provincial Information Officers Region VI: The 4th Satellite National Statistical Information Center in the Philippines to be Launched on December 03 in Capiz Region VIII: Eastern Visayas Successfully Culminates the 20th NSM Celebration Region X: NSCB RD 10 Releases Countryside in Figures: Bukidnon.4 Percent in Q2 2009 Seasonally Adjusted Palay Production Higher by 0. 2nd Edition Region XI: PSA Davao Region Chapter Established Region XII: Attaining MDG targets.3 Percent Decline in September 2009 Headline Inflation Rate Rises to 1.2 Percent in August 2009 Invitation to Apply for Eligibility and to Bid for Janitorial Services and for Security Services CAR: Facts & Figures of Natonin.8% Region V: CIF Camarines Sur Now Available Region V: Inflation Swells to 4. a steep climb for the education sector Region XII: Cotabato Province has lowest crime rate in Region XII October NSCB Clears the Conduct of the Pilot Survey for the 2010 Census of Population and Housing Drop in the Leading Economic Indicator (LEI) slows down in the third quarter Nation Observes 20th National Statistics Month NSCB Releases 2009 Philippine Statistical Yearbook (PSY) Headline Inflation Rate Accelerates to 0.4 percent Philippine Economy posts a fragile 0. VIII. I. Negros Occidental.3 Percent Decline in September 2009 Headline Inflation Rate Rises to 1. and XII 2008 Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) 2008 Gross Regional Domestic Expenditures (GRDE) 2007 Countryside in Figures (CIF) (for provinces of South Cotabato. Romblon. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2008 NSCB Annual Report 2009 Philippine Statistical Yearbook (PSY) Quarterly and Annual National Accounts of the Philippines (NAP) 2008 Directory of Government Statistical Services in the Philippines (DGSSP) 2008 Compendium on Philippine Environment Statistics (CPES) 2008 Consolidated Income and Outlay Accounts of the Philippines 2008 Regional Social and Economic Trends (RSET) for Regions CAR. Zamboanga del Sur Biliran.6 Percent in October 2009 Value of Production Index of Manufacturing Industry Dips by 15.Table 9.6 Percent in the Third Quarter of 2009 Merchandise Exports Posts 18. X. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS PRODUCED AND DISSEMINATED BY NSCB IN 2009 No.8% in April 2009 October Headline Inflation Rate Accelerates to 0. Guimaras. V. XI. Davao del Sur. LIST OF NEWS UPDATES ON DESIGNATED STATISTICS IN 2009 March Merchandise exports continue to decline May Headline Inflation Rate Decelerates to 4.2 Percent in Table 10. VI. Antique. Ilocos Norte) Monthly Economic Indicators (EI) Quarterly Economic Indices of the Philippines (QEI) Quarterly Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) Report Quarterly Updates on Philippine Standard Geographic Classification (PSGC) 2004 Philippine Standard Commodity Classification (PSCC) 2008 Philippine Standard Classification of Education (PSCED) 2004 Philippine National Health Accounts (PNHA) Quarterly Leading Economic Indicators (LEI) Report 2003 City and Municipal Level Poverty Estimates 2006 Official Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sector TITLE OF PUBLICATION 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 33 .7 Percent in September 2009 November Seasonally Adjusted Palay Production Higher by 0. IV. IX. FNRI’s National Nutrition Survey (NNS) and BAS’s Survey of Food Demand for Agricultural Commodities (SFDAC) Technical Committee on Poverty Statistics (TC Povstat) Technical Committee on Survey Design (TCSD) 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 34 . and SRTC. Comments/suggestions on the 2006 Official Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors 4. 5 Series of 2009 – Approving the Estimation Methodology for the 2006‐Based Consumer Price Index for the Bottom 30 Percent Income Group Households dated 11 March 2009. OUTPUTS OF THE NSCB TECHNICAL COMMITTEES. and migration statistics 7. Technical Committee on Statistical Standards and Classifications (TCSSC) 1. Recommendations on the action plans towards the quarterly generation of the Producer’s Price Index for Agriculture (PPI‐Agri) 5. Conducted an initial review of the proposed housing needs framework. Monitored accomplishments on PSDP regular statistical activities under the chapter on prices for the following agencies: NSCB. 2 Series of 2009 – Approving the Synchronized Rebasing of Price Indices to Base Year 2006 dated 11 February 2009. BSP. females. Recommendations/comments/ suggestions on the different designated statistical activities concerning poverty 2 Recommendations/comments/ suggestions on the various paper done thru the PIDS Implemented Project: Comprehensive Documentation and Analysis of Issues on the Official Poverty Estimation Methodology 3. NSCB Resolution No. Initial Report on the Comparison of NSO’s Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES). 4. Evaluated the Household Model for Economic and Social Studies (HOMES) software for its applicability 8.TABLE 11. Reviewed and prepared recommendations on the 2010 Census of Population and Housing (CPH). NSCB Resolution No. NSCB Resolution No. Reviewed the annual population estimates for 2011‐2014. definition of housing terms and concepts. which were provided to the Office of the President 6. Reviewed the issues on the various aspects of the official poverty estimation methodology by the 4 small working groups. INTERAGENCY COMMITTEES. 2. 2009 PSGC updates 1. 3. particularly on the initial plans for the census field operations and the major data items to be included in the activity 2. Inputs on the proposed TWG work programs to guide the following: TWG on Geographic Classifications. TWG on PSIC and TWG on Expenditure Classifications 2. Recommendations/inputs to the first quarter and fourth quarter updates of the Philippine Standard Geographic Codes (PSGC) First quarter. 20 Series of 2 009 – Approving the Rebasing of the General Retail Price Index (GRPI) in the National Capital Region to Year 2000 dated 11 November 2009. Reviewed the 2000 national and regional life expectancy for males. Technical Committee on Price Statistics (TCPS) 1. mortality. TECHNICAL WORKING GROUPS AND TASK FORCES FOR 2009 Technical Committee/Interagency Committee (TC/IAC) Technical Committee on Population on Housing Statistics (TCPHS) Major Accomplishments in 2009 1. NSO. Conducted an initial review of the existing data sources of fertility. 2009 PSGC updates Fourth quarter. and both sexes 4. Recommendations on designated statistics on prices 6. Reviewed the methodology and estimates for generating 2000 CPH‐based population projections by single age and by sex 5. and methodology for projecting housing needs 1. Reviewed the proposed modifications on the designated statistics and statistical activities relating to population and housing 3. Revised framework for the compilation of realized investments 2. Review of the results of the 2008 FLEMMS based on the old and proposed operational definitions of functional literacy 1. 2009 4. Inputs to the Country Report on the Philippines FDI Trends and Development covering the period 2008‐H1 2009 6. Malaysia Interagency Committee on Gender Statistics (IACGS) 1st Workshop on Foreign Direct Investment Statistics. Presentation and review of past and unresolved issues in the IAC. Singapore Training on Foreign Affiliates and 20th WGFDIS meeting. Comments and recommendations on the overall revision of the PNHA 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 35 . Review of Designated Statistics for Mining & Quarrying and forestry 2. 8 Series of 2009 ‐ Approving and Adopting the Official Concepts and Definitions for Statistical Purposes for the Gender and Development Sector ‐ Batch 2 2. Administrative forms for the compilation of realized investments (draft) 3. identification of current issues in the Agriculture and Fishery Statistics 3. Reconstitution and Renaming of IAC on Agriculture and Fishery Statistics 2. Official definitions of 18 concepts and terms on health and nutrition statistics (Batch 3) as approved by the NSCB Executive Board (NSCB Board Resolution 19. Template for the initial Directory of Focal Persons and Gender Statistics Interagency Committee on Health and Nutrition Statistics (IACHNS) 1. Participation of selected IACFDIS members in the Interagency Committee on Environment and Natural Resources Statistics (IACENRS) Interagency Committee on Foreign Direct Invest‐ ment Statistics (IACFDIS) • • • 19th WGFDIS meeting. Q2 and Q3 2009 FDI consolidated report 5. Water resources terms/concept (second batch being re‐evaluated) 1. NSO. and related schools in the CHED reporting system on • higher education • Integration of statistics on the certification of paraprofessionals as part of the TESDA reporting system on middle level skills development • Designation of the generation of statistics and indicators on middle level skills development and higher education 2. Recommendations on the proposed generation and institutionalization of the hunger index 3. Mechanism for the compilation of realized investments (partial) 4. Presentation. military. review and recommendations on the proposed modified designated statistics of BAS. 2 ‐ 3 April 2009. Series of 2009) 2. Water resources terms and concepts (first batch) was approved by the board September 16.Technical Committee/Interagency Committee (TC/ IAC) Interagency Committee on Agriculture and Fishery Statistics (IACAFS) Major Accomplishments in 2009 1. Recommendation/endorsement on the official concepts and definitions (second set) for statistical purposes of the gender and development sector thru NSCB Resolution No. Approved terms and concepts for statistical purposes for water and land soil resources for board approval 3. Land/soil resources terms/concepts are being re‐evaluated as recommended by the NSCB technical staff 5. 14 – 17 July 2009. 18‐19 August 2009 Indonesia 1. Initial recommendations on the improvement of the administrative reporting systems on education Interagency Committee on Education Statistics (IACES) • Inclusion of police. Inputs to and comments on the Q4 2008. DAR and NFA 1. Q1. IAC Resolution on the creation of the TWG on Culture Statistics (pending approval by the NCCA Board) 3. Recommendations were approved by the NSCB Executive Board through NSCB Resolution No. Proposed list of statistics/indicators to serve as basis for the MSME statistical framework 3. Discussed and provided inputs to the initial inventory of existing data / statistics of agencies related to security statistics 5. Ongoing discussions on the Formulation of the Framework on Statistics on the Information Economy 1. Recommendations on the institutionalization plan for the generation and regular monitoring of statistics on IT and IT‐Enabled Services 3. Discussed and provided initial inputs to the scope and coverage of the Security Sector Statistics 3. Small and Medium Enterprise” 2. Inputs to the NSCB Board Resolution No. 2009) 1. Identified 81 flash indicators 2. 2009) Task Force on Flash Indicators to Measure the Im‐ pact of Global Crisis in the Philippines 1. Approval of the NSCB Resolution No. 2. 2009 Interagency Committee on Labor. and Productivity Statistics (IACLPS) Interagency Committee on Security Sector Statistics (IACSSS) Interagency Committee on Science and Technology Statistics (IACSTS) Interagency Committee on Statistical Information Management and Dissemination (IACSIMD) (The IAC did not convene in 2009. Created the following two (2) technical working groups: a) TWG on Peace and Order Statistics organized on November 26. 2009 2.Technical Committee/Interagency Committee (TC/IAC) Interagency Committee on Information and Com‐ munication Technology Statistics (IACICTS) Major Accomplishments in 2009 1. 10 Series of 2009 (July 6. Reviewed and recommended classification codes of BPOs vis‐à‐vis the 2009 PSIC/ISIC Rev 4 – Submitted to the TWG on PSIC 3. Discussions on the development of statistical framework on MSME statistics Task Force on Micro. Recommendations/endorsement on the official methodology for the generation of annual labor and employment statistics thru the NSCB Resolution No. and 2. Recommendations on the conceptual definition of terms on “Enterprise” and “Micro. Small and Medium Enterprise (TFMSME) 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 36 . 2009 b) TWG on Defense and Security Statistics organized on December 9.) 1. 7 “Approving and Adopting the Official Concepts and Definitions for Statistical Purposes of Wholesale and Retail Trade and the Methodology for Computing Wholesale Trade Sales Index and Retail Trade Index” (approved on March 11. Technical assistance to LGUs on the development of administrative forms to collect tourism data Interagency Committee on Trade Statistics (IACTrS) 1. Conducted its organizational meeting on October 22. 9 Series of 2009 ‐ Approving and Adopting the Official Methodology of Generating Annual Labor and Employment Estimates. Reviewed and recommended eight Official Concepts and Definitions for Statistical Purposes for ICT Statistics ‐ Batch 2 (approved by the Board on 11 Nov. 6 Series of 2009: Approving the Methodology for compiling the Philippine Tourism Satellite Accounts 2. Ongoing discussions on the formulation of Guidelines for Disseminating Statistical Data and Metadata on the Internet Interagency Committee on Tourism Statistics (IACTS) 1. Recommendations on the refinements of the results of the 2007‐2008 IT and IT‐Enabled Survey. Ongoing discussions on the formulation of Guidelines on the Production. Adopted the proposed 2009‐2010 IACSSS Work Program 4. Recommendations/comments/ suggestions on the different designated statistical activities on labor 1. 2009) 2. Recommendations on the compilation and dissemination system of flash indicators 3. Release and Dissemination of Microdata 2. Aklan 12‐Aug‐2009 5‐Oct‐2009 21‐Oct‐2009 13‐Aug‐2009 9‐Oct‐2009 22‐Oct‐2009 14 High Impact Presentation Skills Training 22‐Oct‐2009 22‐Oct‐2009 15 16 Writeshop on the Statistical Handbook on Children in the Philippines and Finalization of Project Outputs Training Workshop on the Revision and Rebasing of the Philippine System of National Accounts (PSNA) Adopting the 1993/2008 System of National Accounts (SNA) Consultative Forum on the Revised/Rebased National Accounts of the Philippines 24‐Nov‐2009 26‐Nov‐2009 7‐Dec‐2009 NSCB NSCB Tagaytay Place in Bar‐ 1‐Dec‐2009 rio Sungay. Tagaytay City Hotel Intercontinental 18‐Dec‐2009 Manila. Camiguin SRTC Quezon City SRTC Quezon City NSCB Central Office Makati City Mactan Island. Domini‐ 24‐Mar‐2009 can Road Baguio City Angeles City Villa Paraiso.TABLE 12. Mamba‐ jao. Mall of Asia. Tagaytay City RDC‐CAR at Bohol Province SMX Convention Center. Pasay City Vista Hall. Makati City 17 18‐Dec‐2009 NSCB Central Office 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 37 . Cebu City 7‐May‐2009 13‐May‐2009 15‐Jun‐2009 22‐Jun‐2009 8‐Jul‐2009 21‐Jul‐2009 26‐Mar‐2009 NSCB RD‐CAR 5 6 7 8 9 10 8‐May‐2009 16‐May‐2009 19‐Jun‐2009 3‐Jul‐2009 9‐Jul‐2009 22‐Jul‐2009 BAS Angeles City Mindanao Statistics Congress NSCB NSCB NSCB/HRDP Philippine – Australian Human Resource Develop‐ ment Facility (PAHRDF) Department of Health Regional Develop‐ ment Council Ariva Events Management NEDA 11 12 13 Guided Review of the Philippine Health Information System Strategic Plan Poverty Reduction Inception‐Workshop Cum Poverty Mapping Project Terminal Report Writeshop Meeting 3rd HR Philippine National Convention Hotel Kimberly. LIST OF LOCAL TRAINING PROGRAMS ATTENDED BY NSCB STAFF IN 2009 Description 1 2 Census and Survey Data Preparation in Connection with the Capacity Building for Poverty Mapping Training on the Analysis of the Results of the 2007 Subregional Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (SR‐MICS) and other Statistics on Women and Children for the CFM Focal Persons of Cotabato Province Regional Data Dissemination on the Preliminary Results of the 2006 Census of Philippine Business and Industry (2006 CPBI) Seminar/Workshop on Preservation of Archival Documents/ Collections” Appreciation Seminar on Livestock and Poultry (L & P) Data System 6th Mindanao Statistics Congress Country Course on the 1993 System of National Accounts (SNA) Third Regional Course on Integrated Economic Accounts (IEA) Training Workshop on Handling Media Interview Conduct of Course Counseling Workshop Venue Cagayan de Oro City AJ‐Hi Time Hotel in Kidapawan City Date From 5‐Jan‐2009 29‐Jan‐2009 Sponsoring Agency GIC/AIT Provincial Government of Cotabato City NSO XII To 14‐Jan‐2009 30‐Jan2009 3 AJ Hi‐Time Hotel in Kidapawan City 13‐Mar‐2009 13‐Mar‐2009 4 Skyrise Hotel. Develop‐ ment Academy of the Philippines Boracay Island. Germany ASEAN‐Australia Development Cooperation Program (AADCP) Transition Cycle 2 and the EU‐ ASEAN Programme Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN) with support from the IUSSP 15 Inception Workshop and First Pro‐ Romulo A. Indonesia EU‐ASEAN Programme 16 6‐May‐2009 8‐May‐2009 Meeting Seoul. Jr. Jr. Astrologo. Astrologo. Thailand United Nations Statistics Division Singapore ASEAN‐Australian Development Cooperation Programme (AADCP) 4 5 6 7 Strategic Planning for the Develop‐ Romulo A. Asian Development Bank Malaysia 17‐Feb‐2009 23‐Feb‐2009 Training Tokyo.TABLE 13. Encarnacion 19‐Jan‐2009 20‐Jan‐2009 Montreal. Astrologo. France Accra. Regalado Session on the EU‐ASEAN Capacity Building Programme Workshop in Geospatial Analysis for Jessamyn O. Encarnacion Attaining the Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development 18‐Mar‐2009 20‐Mar‐2009 Workshop Bali. Pascual 13‐Feb‐2009 13‐Feb‐2009 Workshop Ghana Statistical Service and the United Nations (Statistics Division and United Nations Population Fund) Bangkok. Statistics Training Nepomuceno Fortieth Session of the United Nations Romulo A. Global Forum on Gender Statistics Jessamyn O. Indonesia 20‐Apr‐2009 24‐Apr‐2009 Workshop Bonn. Korea 17 27‐May‐2009 29‐May‐2009 Seminar Ottawa. Candido J. Virola Statistical Commission and Related Special Events. Ghana Accra. Canada World Health Organisation and the Organisation for Economic Co‐ operation and Development United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 38 . opment of ASEAN Statistics and Special Cynthia S. Martillan of Health Accounts (SHA) Manual International Seminar on Timeliness. Noel S. Canada United Nations Educational Scien‐ tific and Cultural Organization 19‐Jan‐2009 26‐Jan‐2009 26‐Jan‐2009 21‐Jan‐2009 28‐Jan‐2009 28 and 29‐Jan‐ 2009 Conference Forum Forum/ Meeting Paris. Encarnacion 2 3 14‐Jan‐2009 15‐Jan‐2009 16‐Jan‐2009 16‐Jan‐2009 Workshop Meeting Bangkok. Strategic Planning for the Develop‐ ment of ASEAN Statistics the 9th ASEAN Heads of Statistical Offices Meeting (AHSOM 9) Workshop on MDG Monitoring Jessamyn O. Talento Use Framework Towards 1993 System of National Accounts Compilation in Selected Development Member Coun‐ tries (DMCs) Inception Workshop System of National Accounts (SNA) Mai Lin C. Castro and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute for Statistics Technical Review Panel (TAP) for the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCEDO) Second SDMX Global Conference Candido J. Astrologo. 1 Name of Meetings/ Training Pro‐ grams/Workshops/ Seminars/Fora Date Covered Name of participant From 14‐Jan‐2009 To 15‐Jan‐2009 Nature of Training Meeting Country Singapore Sponsoring Agency ASEAN‐Australian Development Cooperation Programme (AADCP) Candido J. Meeting on the Revision of the System Marymell A. Linnito in Poverty Mapping‐Phase II M. Jr. LIST OF INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS/ TRAINING PROGRAMS/ WORKSHOPS/ SEMINARS AND OTHER FORA ATTENDED BY NSCB STAFF IN 2009 No. Ghana United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) DSA/UNDP Global Forum on Gender Statistics and Lina V. Thai‐ DSA land 13 14 Strategic Planning Workshop on Devel‐ Candido J. Moraleta. Jr. Castro Inter‐agency Expert Group on Gender Statistics Meeting (IAEGGS) First Session of the Committee on Statistics Romulo A.. Methodology and Comparability of Rapid Estimates of Economic Trends 4‐May‐2009 5‐May‐2009 Workshop/ Meeting Jakarta. New York Training Program on Capacity Building Riza N. UNHQ. Virola ment of ASEAN Statistics and Ninth ASEAN Heads of Statistical Offices Meeting (AHSOM 9) United Nations Educational Scientific Lina V. Japan Government of Japan 11 20‐Feb‐2009 27‐Feb‐2009 Session New York United Nations Statistical Commis‐ sion (UNSC) 12 2‐Mar‐2009 3‐Apr‐2009 Training Pathumthani. Virola gramme Steering Committee Meeting of the EU‐ASEAN Statistical Capacity Building Programme Second WHO Regional Consultation Redencion M. Villaruel. Thailand United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) thru the Office of the (UNIO) Kuala Lumpur. Virola 8 4‐Feb‐2009 6‐Feb‐2009 Session 9 10 RETA 6483‐Adopting the Supply and Maria Fe M. Ignacio. Talento. Talento (FATS) 20th Meeting of the ASEAN Working Raymundo J. France Beijing. Melaka. Thailand Seoul. 18 Name of Meetings/ Training Pro‐ grams/Workshops/ Seminars/Fora Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21) Steering Committee Meeting Date Covered Name of participant Romulo A. Nisperos 1‐Jul‐2009 1Jul‐2011 23 24 Fifth Group Training Course in Analysis. Talento Group on Foreign Direct Investment Statistics (WGFDIS) 1st MICS4 Regional Training Workshop Jessamyn O. China 25 26 9‐Jul‐2009 14‐Jul‐2009 10‐Jul‐2009 15‐Jul‐2009 Symposium Training United Nations Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific/Japan International Cooperation Agency United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute for Statistics (UIS) WHO. France (OECD) Beijing.No. Indonesia EU‐ASEAN Statistical Capacity Building (EASCAB) programme 15‐Oct‐2009 16‐Oct‐2009 Meeting Bangkok. San Diego 28‐Sept‐2009 6‐Oct‐2009 20‐Mar‐2010 6‐Oct‐2009 Training Workshop Chiba. Talento. Melaka. South Africa New York. Destreza 8‐Jun‐2009 12‐Jun‐2009 Workshop 20 11‐Jun‐2009 12‐Jun‐2009 Workshop AIT in Bangkok. Republic United Institute for Asia and the of Korea Pacific (UNSIAP) 33 34 Magnolia C. Pascual Carmelita H. Ignacio 7‐Jul‐2009 12‐Sept‐2009 Scholarship Waseda University Graduate Sch. Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) OECD Korea Policy Centre 19 International Workshop From Data to Raymundo J. Tokyo. Thailand United Nations Educational. Virola Jessamyn O. Encarnacion 21‐Sept‐2009 25‐Sept‐2009 Workshop Daejeon. Korea 21 15‐Jun‐2009 16‐Jun‐2009 Workshop/ Meeting 22 Simonette A. Linnito M. Arnel B. Castro. Japan International Cooperation Center (JICE) 9‐Jul‐2009 10‐Jul‐2009 Meeting UNESCO General Headquarters in Paris. De Costo Economics and Social Classifications International Workshop on Implemen‐ tation of International Standard Indus‐ trial Classification (ISIC) and Central Product Classification Fourth Regional Course/Workshop on Statistical Quality Management and Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics Fifth Group Training Course in Mod‐ ules on Fundamental Official Statistics Cynthia S. Malaysia Meeting Renaissance Melaka Hotel. USA United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) Kunming. China United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) and the National Bureau of Statistics (Peoples Republic of China) Geoinformatics Centre (GIS). OECD and Eurostat ASEAN‐US Technical Assistance and Training Facility (USTATF) ASEAN‐US Technical Assistance and Training Facility (USTATF) United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Training on Foreign Affiliates Statistics Raymundo J. Malaysia Workshop Bangkok. China United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) 31 14‐Sept‐2009 16‐Sept‐2009 Workshop 32 Jessamyn O. Castro tute for Statistics’ Technical Advisory Panel 6th Global National Health Accounts Symposium Redencion M. Virola and the EASCAB programme and a High‐profile user‐procedure Workshop on “ Building Knowledge in the ASEAN Community” Regional Consultation Meeting for the Lina V. Maaliw Interpretation and Dissemination of Official Statistics (Economic Statistics) Second Meeting of the UNESCO Insti‐ Lina V. Ragos 1‐Sept‐2009 4‐Sept‐2009 Meeting Durban Interna‐ International Statistical Institute tional Convention (ISI) Centre Durban. Regalado Louella R. Of Global Information and Telecommuni‐ cation Studies. Thailand Session 30 Expert Group Meeting on International Severa B. Japan Japan Grant Aid for Human Resource Development Scholarship (JDS) Project. Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute for Statistics (UIS) 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 39 . Polistico Results Dissemination Workshop for Poverty Mapping in the ASEAN Mem‐ ber Countries Technical Workshop on Guidelines for Improving the Comparability and Availability of Private Health Expendi‐ tures under the SHA Framework and the 5th Joint OECD Korea Policy Centre‐ APNHAN Meeting of Regional Health Accounts Experts Master’s Degree program in Informa‐ tion and Communication Technology Lina V. Castro Review of the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) Jakarta. Japan United Nations Statistical Institute for Asia in the Pacific (UNSIAP) 35 Official launching of the ASEAN stats Romulo A. Encarnacion 27 16‐Jul‐2009 17‐Jul‐2009 28 29 15‐Jul‐2009 16‐Aug‐2009 21‐Jul‐2009 22‐Aug‐2009 Renaissance Melaka Hotel. Virola From 4‐Jun‐2009 To 5‐Jun‐2009 Nature of Training Meeting Country Sponsoring Agency OECD Conference Organisation for Economic Center Room CC13 Co‐operation and Development Paris. Encarnacion 57th Session on the International Statistical Institute (ISI) Romulo A. Accounts: Measuring Production in Maria Fe M. National Accounting Florande S. Japan Training Chiba. Building Visions. Astrologo. Astrologo. 16‐Dec. Thai‐ land ASEAN Australia Development Cooperation Program ASEAN Socio‐Cultural Commu‐ nity (ASCC) Department of the ASEAN Secretariat EU‐ASEAN Statistical Capacity Building (EASCAB) United Nations Statistics Divi‐ sion (UNSD) 46 Bernadette B. Jr. Indonesia Scheveningen. Castro 18‐Nov‐2009 Meeting Dakar. Castro Lina V.No. Castro 26‐Oct‐2009 30‐Oct‐2009 39 40 Romulo A. Navarro 27‐Oct‐2009 30‐Oct‐2009 Forum/ Seminar Busan. Balam‐ ban 8‐Dec‐2009 9‐Dec‐2009 47 Mai Lin C. South Korea Organization for Economic Coop‐ eration and Development (OECD) and the Government of Korea (Korean National Statistical Office (KNSO) New Delhi. USA 43 Romulo A. Denmark EU‐ASEAN Statistical Capacity Building (EASCAB) Programme 38 Lina V. Virola Lina V. The Netherlands 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 40 . Cam‐ Asian Productivity Organization bodia (APO) Luxemboug and Copenhagen. Switzer‐ land UNESCO Institute of Statistics 45 Luzviminda S. Mitra 7‐Dec‐2009 11‐Dec‐2009 Training/ Workshop Workshop Jakarta. India United Nations Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (SIAP). Knowledge and Policy” on “Charting Progress. Indone‐ sia Bangkok. Jr. Villaruel 14‐Dec‐ 2009 14‐Dec‐ 2009 16‐Dec. Japan 42 Raymundo J. and Jessamyn O. Talento 10‐Nov‐ 2009 16‐Nov‐ 2009 3‐Dec‐2009 12‐Nov‐2009 Meeting New York. Senegal 44 4‐Dec‐2009 Meeting Geneva. 2009 Training 48 International Seminar on Early Warning and Business Cycle Indicators Candido J. Virola 3rd OECD World Forum Statistics. 36 Name of Meetings/ Training Pro‐ grams/Workshops/ Seminars/Fora Expert Group Meeting on the Millen‐ nium Development Goals Indicators and Expert Group Meeting on SDMX for MDG Indicators Research Productivity in the Informal Sector Coordination Meeting ASEAN Study Visit to EUROSTAT and Statistics Denmark Date Covered Name of participant Candido J. Jakarta. Switzerland UNSD Sponsoring Agency 21‐Oct‐2009 23‐Oct‐2009 37 26‐Oct‐2009 28‐Oct‐2009 Meeting Phnom Penh. Virola 8th Management Seminar for the Heads of National Statistical 38Offices in Asia and the Pacific Group Training Course on Industrial and Commercial Statistics for East Asia and ASEAN Countries Expert Group Meeting (EGM) on the Framework for Environmental Accounts Paris21 Consortium Meeting “Statistics for Development‐ Renewing the Partnership” Third Meeting of the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) Technical Advisory Panel (TAP) Training. Ilarina From To Nature of Training Meeting Country Geneva. in collaboration with the United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) Japan International Coopera‐ tion Agency (JICA) United Nations Statistics Divi‐ sion (UNSD) Paris21 3‐Nov‐2009 5‐Nov‐2009 Seminar 41 8‐Nov‐2009 21‐Nov‐2009 Training Tokyo.2009 Seminar ASEAN Secre‐ tariat. Workshop and First Meet‐ ing of the Task Force on Statistics of International Trade in Service (SITS) Regional Workshop on the Project of ASEAN Assessment on the Social Impacts of the Global Financial Crisis Training of Non‐Observed Economy Benjamin Y. Improving Life” and 8th Management Seminar for the Heads of National Statistical Of‐ fices in Asia and the Pacific Romulo A. Encarnacion Vivian R. TABLE 14. Talisay. UPLB InStat Los Baños. Cagayan de Oro City July 13. Bayview Park Hotel. Sarangani 18 "Probability Theory and Introduction to Mathematical Statistics" Romulo A. 2009. Antipolo City 5 “Reaction to the 2006 Census of Philippine Business and Industry Preliminary Results” “The Philippine Statistical System ” “Reaction to the 2006 Census of Philippine Business and Industry Preliminary Results” March 13. Project on Coping with Climate Romaraog and Jessamyn O. Insurance Institute for Asia and the Pacific. Caraan Data Dissemination Forum PSS Statistical Capacity Building Romulo A. 2009. Balamban Meeting of the Seniors Citizens Council Bernadette B. 2009. Mambajao. Kidapawan City 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 March 24. Highlights of the 2005 Estimates. Manila Meeting of the Farmers Council Bernadette B. June 11. Camiguin. Balamban Jessamyn O. RCBC Plaza. Cebu City July 8. 2009. Club Balai Isabelle. 2009. 2009. Cebu Business Hotel. Makati City March 25. 1 2 3 Title of Paper/Lecture "Reaction to the Philippine Migration and Development Statistical Almanac" "Career Opportunities in NSCB" “Reaction to the 2006 Census of Philippine Business and Industry Preliminary Results” “Climate Change and the Poor in the Philippines ” UPLB Career Guidance Seminar NSO V Regional CPBI Regional Data Dissemination Forum Name of Meetings/ Seminars/ Conferences/Fora Name of Paper Writer/Presenter Romulo A. Club Balai Isabel. 2009. San Fernando City. 2009. Batangas May 2. Legaspi City 4 Forum Organized by the iBoP Romulo A. Batangas. Balamban 17 “Reaction to the 2008 Community‐Based Monitoring System of Sarangani Province” Forum on the 2008 Herlita G. 2009. Caraan Community‐Based Monitoring System of Sarangani Province August 6. Virola . University of Santo Tomas. Talisay. 2009. Ignacio “Philippine National Health Accounts: 11th National Health Sector Overview. March 3. Caraan Development Indicators Redencion M. Manila February 26. La Union March 26. Virola (Presented by Lina V. Encarnacion 6th Mindanao Statistical Congress Rosendo M. Ubungen Jessamyn O. Mark Rex S. Meeting and Current Improvement Activities” at the 11th National Health Sector Meeting held on 2 July 2009 at Club Balai Isabel. Virola September 1. Change Risks: Encarnacion Innovations for Community Adaptation to Climate‐Related Disasters NSO XII Regional CPBI Regional Herlita G. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 41 . 2009 8. Caraan and Edward Eloja Development Indicators Saranggani Workshop on Local Herlita G. 2009 June 11. Virola Forum NSO I Regional CPBI Regional Data Dissemination Forum Irenea B. Cha‐li Beach Resort. LIST OF PAPERS PRESENTED IN LOCAL MEETINGS/SEMINARS/ CONFERENCES/ FORA BY NSCB OFFICIALS AND STAFF IN 2009 No. Arce Date/Place January 12. Encarnacion and Bernadette B. Balamban July 3. Laguna. Aya‐Ay Estrella R. “2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors” “2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors” “2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sec‐ tors” Meeting of the Artisanal Fisherfolks Council 14 15 16 Bernadette B. Eurotel Hotel May 14. Talisay. 2009 July 2. 2009. 2009. “2003 City and Municipal Poverty Incidence Joint NEDA‐SDS and UNICEF‐ Based on SAE” SPLD Workshop "Overview of the PNHA" “Digging Deeper the Statistics on Mining and Quarrying in the Philippines” "Good Governance Indicators" "Local Gender Development Index" Saranggani Workshop on Local Herlita G. Encarnacion Gil R. Batangas. 2009. Castro) Jessamyn O. Turingan March 4‐5. 2009. 2009. PSSC Auditorium. September 24‐25. 2009. “Statistics Towards Good Local Governance” PSA Annual Conference Session on Statistics in Local Governance "2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors" "Good Governance Indicators" "Updates on Indicators Relevant to Minimum Wage Fixing ‐ Poverty Statistics 2006 and Poverty Statistics for Basic Sector" "Labor and Employment Statistics" "Data Security and Data Management" "2006 Official Poverty Statistics" “2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors” "2006 Poverty Statistics for the Basic Sectors. Masculino Herlita G. DOLE XI October 19. 2009 32 “Philippine National Health Accounts: Estimating Individual Person Health Expenditures from Household Level Data” November 2009. Quezon City. Caraan October 12. NSCB Operations Room Makati City. Penpillo for the Tri‐media and and Nelida B. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 42 . Iloilo Grand Hotel. Balamban Date/Place September 14. Caraan and Edward Eloja Estrella R. Turingan 24 25 26 27 28 Estrella R. 2009. Eon Centennial Plaza Hotel. 2009. 2009 October 29. Sabeñano and Fe Vida N. Addawe Congress Regional KALAHI Convergence Rosendo M. Penpillo for the Tri‐media and Provin‐ cial Information Officers in Region 6 Statistical Appreciation Forum Presentacion A. Cotabato City October 12. 2009. 2009 9th Western Visayas Statistical Mildred B. Tagaytay City October 28. 2009. Losare Provincial Information Officers in Region 6 Meeting of GAD Focal Points Estrella R. and Poverty Maps of Region XI Provinces" “Overview of the Philippine Statistical System” DENR Annual Statistical Assessment Workshop Statistics Appreciation Seminar for the Media 21 Notre Dame University Forum Edward Eloja September 28. Virola. 2009. Cotabato City September 28. Libertie V. 2009. Iloilo City November 17. 2009. 19 20 Title of Paper/Lecture "Briefing on Social Statistics Office: Statistical Products and Services" Name of Meetings/ Seminars/ Conferences/Fora Name of Paper Writer/Presenter Jessamyn O. Encarnacion Romulo A. Dy Liacco 29 November 24. DOLE XI 22 23 Notre Dame University Forum Herlita G. Iloilo City 30 “Official Concepts and Definitions Used in Economic Accounts (Laymanized Version)” November 24. 2009. Turingan Ma. Turingan Orientation on Using Gender Responsive Indicators for Local Development Planning As published in the Philippine Statistician Racquel Dolores V.No. Aya‐Ay Group Statistical Appreciation Forum Presentacion A. Iloilo City 31 "Gender Statistics in Local Development Planning" November 25‐26. Encarnacion and Bernadette B. Jessamyn O. Eon Centennial Plaza Hotel. 2009. Bonn Germany. intermediate consumption and value added” “The Services Sector in the Philippine System of National Accounts” Raymundo J. Encarnacion Lina V. Virola August 16‐22. Ignacio Romulo A. Jr. Encarnacion Lina V. Rolando Canizal. Astrologo. Virola and Candido J. 2009. Durban. 1 Title of Paper/Lecture “Strategic Planning for the Development of ASEAN Statistics: Philippines ” Small Area Estimation for Monitoring the MDGs at the Subnational Level "Monitoring the MDGs at the Subnational Level" held on 14 to16 January 2009 at Bangkok. Thailand. Virola and Jessamyn O. April 20‐24. 2 3 Workshop on MDG Monitoring 4 Global Forum on Gender Statistics 1st Session of the Committee on Statistics 1st Session of the Committee on Statistics Adopting the SUT Framework Towards 1993 SNA Compliance in Selected DMCs 5th UNWTO International Conference on Tourism Statistics 2nd WHO Regional Meeting on the Revision of the System of Health Accounts Workshop in Geospatial Analysis for Attaining the MDGs and Sustainable Devel‐ opment International Workshop From Data to Accounts: Measuring Production in National Accounting 5 Romulo A. Sheraton Grand Walkerhill Hotel. Jr. Say Redencion M. Talento Maria Fe M. 2009. 2009. Ignacio 9 10 Jessamyn O. Bangkok. Ghana February 4‐6. Encarnacion Jessamyn O. and Jessamyn O. Talento Romulo A. Virola 7 Maria Fe M. Korea. Castro Name of Paper Presenter Candido J.TABLE 15. Encarnacion Jessamyn O. Astrologo. Virola. Jessamyn O. 2009. Virola Jessamyn O. 2009. Accra. Virola and Jessamyn O. Thailand January 26‐28. LIST OF PAPERS PRESENTED IN INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS/SEMINARS/CONFERENCES/ FORA BY NSCB OFFICIALS AND STAFF IN 2009 No. China. Candido J. Encarnacion Maria Fe M. Astrologo. March 30‐April 2. Virola and Rolando Canizal Redencion M. Durban. and Jessamyn O. 12 13 14 “Towards Measuring Progress of Societies: The Philippine Happiness Index” “Intercensal Small Area Poverty Esti‐ mation: The Philippine Experience” “Coordination of Statistical Capacity Building Activities: Developing Country Perspective of the PARIS 21 Initiatives ” 15 International Workshop From Data to Accounts: Measuring Production in National Accounting 57th Session of the International Statistical Institute (ISI) 57th Session of the International Statistical Institute (ISI) 57th Session of the International Statistical Institute (ISI) Maria Fe M. Jr. Encarnacion Romulo A. ncarnacion Romulo A. 2009. Talento 8 “Labor Policies for the Hospitality Industry: Experiences from the Philip‐ pines ” “Key Concepts and Definitions in Health Accounts (SHA2 Unit 3): The Philippines Experience” Efforts of the Philippine Statistical System on Poverty Mapping Romulo A. Durban. 2009. Bangkok. Beijing. Encarnacion Romulo A. Jr. 2009. Encarnacion Candido J. 2009. South Africa 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 43 . Castro Date/Place January 14‐16. Beijing. Encarnacion Romulo A. Thailand February 4‐6. Encarnacion 11 “Agriculture in the System of Na‐ tional Accounts: Data sources and methodologies for the estimation of agricultural output. 2009 at Bali. “Statistical Policies and Related Legislation in Advancing Gender Statistics: The Philippine Experience” “Efforts of the Philippine Statistical System on the Compilation of Gender Statistics” “Gross National Happiness Index: Towards Measuring Progress of Societies” “The Philippine System of National Accounts” Name of Meetings/ Seminars/ Conferences/Fora 9th ASEAN Heads of Statistical Offices Meeting (AHSOM9) Workshop on MDG Monitoring Name of Paper Writer Romulo A. and Milagros Y. Malaysia. Bangkok. Astrologo. South Africa August 16‐22. 2009. 2009. Bangkok. 2009. Virola and Jessamyn O. Seoul. Thailand January 14‐16. Virola and Jessamyn O. China. Singapore January 14‐16. Thailand February 10‐13. South Africa August 16‐22. 2009. Romulo A. Virola 6 Romulo A. Indonesia May 8. Talento Raymundo J. Kuala Lumpur. 2009. Virola Romulo A. Talento June 8‐10. Talento June 8‐10. Talento November 10‐12. Villaruel Romulo A. Romaraog and Rhea‐Ann A. of Positions Filled Unfilled Total No. Senegal Romulo A. India November 3‐5. Bautista Country Paper Prepared by : Programs. 16 Title of Paper/Lecture “Generation of Indigenous Peoples (IP) Statistics in the Philippines ” Name of Meetings/ Seminars/ Conferences/Fora Workshop on Indicators on Indigenous Peoples' Well‐being and Sustainable Development Expert Group Meeting on the MDG Indicators and SDMX for MDG Indicators 3rd OECD World Forum on Statistics. Jr. New Delhi. Kenya 17 "The iMDGs: NSCB's online database on Philippine MDGs" held on 21 to 23 October 2009 at Geneva Switzerland. USA November 16‐ 18. Astrologo. Astrologo. Navarro Name of Paper Presenter Benjamin Y. Virola October21‐23. and Jessamyn O. Geneva. New Delhi. Castro and Candido J. of Positions Filled Unfilled Total No. Virola. India 19 Romulo A. Navarro Date/Place October 2. NSCB Raymundo J. “Measuring Democratic Governance: An Emerging Challenge to Official Statisticians ” “Handling Revisions of Official Statistics ” Candido J. Statistics for Development‐ Renewing the Partnership Name of Paper Writer Benjamin Y. Virola. Lina V. Talento 18 Candido J. Nairobi. 2009.2010. Virola and Lina V. New York City.No. Encarnacion Romulo A. Virola 20 “Current Practices and Future Directions on Data Communication in the Philippine Statistical System” Submitted as Country Paper 21 22 “An Application of the Framework for the Development of Environment Statistics: The Issue of Climate Change” “Bridging the Gap Between Data Producers and Data Users: Perspective from the Philippines” Raymundo J. Knowledge and Policy SIAP Eighth Management Seminar for The Heads of the National Statistical Offices in Asia and the Pacific SIAP Eighth Management Seminar for The Heads of the National Statistical Offices in Asia and the Pacific Expert Group Meeting on the Framework for Environment Statistics Paris 21 Consortium Meeting. 2009. Jr. 2009. Severa B. and Jessamyn O. Encarnacion Romulo A. DEPLOYMENT AND STATUS CY 2007. of Positions Filled Unfilled Total Male Female 2007 Permanent Contractual Total 2008 Permanent Contractual Total 2009 Permanent Contractual Total 173 51 224 109 19 128 40 10 50 69 9 78 64 32 96 133 21 154 173 51 224 109 20 129 37 11 48 72 9 81 64 31 95 127 21 148 173 51 224 128 21 149 45 12 57 83 9 92 45 30 75 128 21 149 Total Male Female Total Male Female 95 10 105 32 7 39 63 3 66 33 11 44 45 30 75 33 11 44 13 5 18 20 6 26 12 19 31 79 9 88 24 6 30 55 3 58 48 12 60 46 30 76 30 11 41 13 5 18 17 6 23 16 19 35 81 8 89 28 5 33 53 3 56 52 13 65 40 30 70 28 11 39 12 5 17 16 6 22 12 19 31 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 44 . Virola. Jr. Castro HUMAN RESOURCES TABLE 16. Mark Rex S. 2009. Busan. October 27‐30. NSCB PERSONNEL BY SEX. Policies and Advocacy Division. 2009. Astrologo. Romulo A. 2009. 2008 AND 2009 Total NSCB Year / Status of Appointment Central Office Regions Total No. Switzerland. Korea November 3‐5. De Costo and Mail Lin C. Dakar. Number of Filled and Unfilled Positions: 2007‐2009 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 2007 2008 2009 75 95 96 149 129 128 Chart 1. Number of NSCB Personnel by Sex: 2007‐ 2009 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2007 2008 2009 57 48 50 92 81 78 Male Female 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 45 .Chart 1. Number of Permanent and Contractual Positions: 2007‐2009 140 120 100 80 60 128 109 109 Permanent 21 20 Contractual 19 Filled Unfilled 40 20 0 2007 2008 2009 TABLE 17. CY 2008 AND 2009 Highest Educational Attainment Year/Sex 2007 Both Sexes Male Female 2008 Both Sexes Male Female 2009 Both Sexes Male Female 128 50 78 2 1 1 39 12 27 75 25 50 12 12 0 129 48 81 2 1 1 38 10 28 77 25 52 12 12 0 149 57 92 1 1 0 45 13 32 90 31 59 12 12 0 Total Doctorate Master’s Bachelor’s Others Chart 3. CY 2007. NSCB PERSONNEL BY SEX AND HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT. Number of NSCB Personnel by Status and Career Level: 2007 ‐ 2009 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 2007 2008 2009 26 27 97 78 82 80 60 40 24 20 0 2007 2008 2009 8 13 8 12 7 12 120 100 First Level Second Level Third Level 60 40 20 0 2007 2008 2009 34 34 31 120 100 80 111 91 94 Permanent Contractual Total TABLE 19. NSCB PERSONNEL BY SEX. 2008 AND 2009 Year Career Level Total Permanent First Level Second Level Third Level Contractual First Level Second Level Third Level Total First Level Second Level Third Level 128 26 97 4 21 8 13 ‐ 149 34 111 4 2007 Male 45 14 29 2 13 6 6 ‐ 57 20 35 2 Female 83 12 69 2 8 2 7 ‐ 92 14 76 2 Total 109 27 78 4 20 8 12 ‐ 129 34 91 4 2008 Male 37 14 21 2 11 6 5 ‐ 48 19 27 2 Female 72 13 57 2 9 2 7 ‐ 81 15 64 2 Total 109 24 82 3 19 7 12 ‐ 128 31 94 3 2009 Male 40 13 25 2 10 5 5 ‐ 50 18 30 2 Female 69 11 57 1 9 2 7 ‐ 78 13 64 1 Chart 4.TABLE 18. STATUS AND CAREER LEVEL CY 2007. NSCB PERSONNEL BY HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT AND CAREER LEVEL CY 2007. 2008 AND 2009 Highest Educational Attainment Year / Career Level 2007 All levels First Level Second Level Third Level 2008 All levels First Level Second Level Third Level 2009 All levels First Level Second Level Third Level 128 31 94 3 2 ‐ 1 1 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 46 Total 149 34 111 4 129 34 91 4 Doctorate 1 ‐ ‐ 1 2 ‐ 1 1 Master’s 45 ‐ 42 3 38 ‐ 35 3 39 ‐ 37 2 Bachelor’s 90 21 69 ‐ 77 22 55 ‐ 75 19 56 ‐ Others 13 13 ‐ ‐ 12 12 ‐ ‐ 12 12 ‐ ‐ . NSCB PERSONNEL BY SEX. Number of NSCB Personnel by Highest Educational Attainment: 2007‐ 2009 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2007 Doctorate Master's 2008 Bachelor's Others 2009 Others 1 13 2 12 2 12 45 38 39 77 75 90 TABLE 20. DEPLOYMENT AND AGE GROUP CY 2007.Chart 5. 2008 AND 2009 Age Group 2007 Total below 30 30‐39 40‐49 50‐59 60‐65 Age Group 2008 Total below 30 30‐39 40‐49 50‐59 60‐65 Age Group 2009 Total below 30 30‐39 40‐49 50‐59 60‐65 Total 149 26 40 41 31 11 Total NSCB Male Female 57 10 17 15 11 4 92 16 23 26 20 7 Total 105 19 23 24 29 10 Central Office Male Female 39 7 9 10 9 4 66 12 14 14 20 6 Total 44 7 17 17 2 1 Regions Male 18 3 8 5 2 ‐ Regions Male 18 2 8 6 2 0 Regions Male 17 2 7 6 2 ‐ Female 26 4 9 12 ‐ 1 Total 129 16 29 42 30 12 Total NSCB Male Female 48 6 11 16 12 3 81 10 18 26 18 9 Total 88 10 15 24 28 11 Central Office Male Female 30 4 3 10 10 3 58 6 12 14 18 8 Total 41 6 14 18 2 1 Female 23 4 6 12 0 1 Total 128 16 30 36 36 10 Total NSCB Male Female 50 9 10 15 13 3 78 7 20 21 23 7 Total 89 11 17 20 31 10 Central Office Male Female 33 7 3 9 11 3 56 4 14 11 20 7 Total 39 5 13 16 5 ‐ Female 22 3 6 10 3 ‐ 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 47 . 4 12.8 17 23 15 26 11 20 4 7 Ave. Number of NSCB Personnel by Age Group: 2007 ‐ 2009 50 40 41 40 31 30 20 11 10 0 2007 2008 2009 26 16 12 29 30 30 42 36 36 16 10 below 30 30‐39 40‐49 50‐59 60‐65 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 48 .90 11 18 16 26 12 18 3 9 Ave.Chart 6.2 9.5 8.9 19.46 Chart 7.1 28. Age: 41.5 28.7 22.3 23. Number of NSCB Personnel by Station: 2007 ‐ 2009 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 2007 2008 2009 105 44 41 39 88 89 Central Office Regional Divisions TABLE 21.5 25. Age: 44.1 7.4 12.6 23. CY 2007.5 32.5 28. 2008 AND 2009 Age Group Total 149 26 40 41 31 11 Total below 30 30 ‐ 39 40 ‐ 49 50 ‐ 59 60 ‐ 65 2007 Male 57 10 Female 92 16 Total 129 16 29 42 30 12 2008 Male 48 6 Female 81 10 Total 128 16 30 36 36 10 2009 Male 50 9 Female 78 7 Percentage Distribution 2007 2008 2009 100 100 100 17. NSCB PERSONNEL BY SEX AND AGE GROUP. Age: 44.07 10 20 15 21 13 23 3 7 Ave. 899.95 8.00 6.148.05 3.90 8.406.88 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 49 .10 854.95 156.38 50.184.00 93.744.000.558.912.72 6.00 261.04 11.10 71.000.55 57.185.893.75 256.00 Obligations Balance 9.179.60 93. Government Statistical Program Development 1.17 6.569.00 896. Development and maintenance of appropriate frameworks for the Philippine System of National Accounts PS MOOE 3.851.020.008.05 3.132.211.242.90 10.081.00 6.211.214.62 7.52 3.16 23.912.875.097.263. Coordination of statistical activities at the subnational levels PS MOOE b.04 1.00 10.00 13.260.235.232.529.64 3.60 148.057. Operations a.828.00 7.000.44 488.856.999.36 5.507.391.48 13.863.569.870.00 5.000.89 431.744.00 80.00 515.217.057. Statistical Information Management Service PS MOOE Automatic Appropriations Others: Miscellaneous Personnel Benefits Fund Salary Adjustment for SSL III (1st Tranche) Philhealth Contributions Terminal Leave Productivity Enhancement Incentive Continuing Appropriations Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses Capital Outlay Grand Total 2. General Administration and Support a.136.918.899.559.060.00 896.297.53 2.262.423.138.FINANCIAL RESOURCES Allotment A.340. General Administration and Support Services PS MOOE II.200.25 6.00 4.985.020.000.96 68.131.00 11.858.737.83 1. Programs I.00 ‐ ‐ 2.992.330.329. programming and budgeting PS MOOE 2.00 515.00 3.28 2.922.996.068.346. Statistical planning.00 8.00 9.985.864.47 4.743.187. THE NSCB TECHNICAL STAFF* Office of the Secretary General Dr. Severa B. Raymundo J. Encarnacion OIC‐Director Population. Candido J. Office of the Assistant Secretary General Programs. Jr. Lina V. Lopez‐Dee OIC Chief Economic Indicators and Satellite Accounts Division Ms. OIC‐Director Management Service Administrative Services Division Mr. Bernadette B. Health and Nutrition. de Costo Chief Economic Statistics Office Office of the Director Mr. Talento OIC Chief Expenditure Accounts Division Ms. Romeo M. Labor. Edward P. Talento Director IV Production Accounts Division Ms. Policies and Advocacy Division Ms. Reyes Chief National Statistical Information Center Mr. Vivian R. Astrologo. Pineda Head as of December 2009* 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 50 . Jessamyn O. Housing and Education Statistics Division Ms. Emalyn P. Policies and Standards Office Office of the Director Ms. Maria Fe M. Ilarina Chief Integrated Accounts Division Mr. Ignacio Chief Poverty. Romulo A. Regalado OIC‐Director Programs. Balamban OIC‐Chief Statistical Classification and Standards Division Ms. Redencion M. Millicent Gay G. Nimeno Chief Human Resources and International Affairs Division Ms. Human Development and Gender Statistics Division Ms. Buenaseda OIC‐Chief Social Statistics Office Office of the Director Ms. Cynthia S. Regina S. Castro Officer‐in‐Charge. Virola Secretary General Office of the Assistant Secretary General Ms. Gil R. Pascual Head Region XI Ms. Mewchun WS. Caraan Head • • • • • • • • as of December 2009* 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 51 . Candido J. Presentacion A. Benjamin Y.Subnational Statistics Office Mr. Paran Head Region IX Ms. Linnito M. Estrella R. Ubungen Head Region V Mr. Pamaran Head Region X Mr. Penpillo Head Region VIII Ms. Navarro Head Region I Ms. Arce Head Region VI Ms. Evangeline M. Jr. Herlita G. Turingan Head Region XII Ms. Irene B. OIC‐Director Regional Divisions • Cordillera Administrative Region Mr. Astrologo. LOURDES C. BONOAN Undersecretary Department of Public Works and Highways FORTUNATO T. SANTOS Undersecretary Department of National Defense ANNELI R. MADUEÑO Undersecretary Department of Agrarian Reform JESUS EMMANUEL M. BALA Undersecretary Department of Social Welfare and Development GIL S. PARAS Undersecretary Department of Agriculture DEMETRIO L. LONTOC Undersecretary Department of Transportation and Communications EDUARDO A. PANADERO Undersecretary Department of the Interior and Local Government ENRIQUE A. MENDOZA President Trade Union Congress of the Philippines MA. Socio‐Economic Planning CHAIRPERSON LAURA B. Department of Budget and Management VICE CHAIRPERSON MEMBERS OF THE BOARD GERUNDIO Q. JR. Marikina City and Deputy Secretary General League of Cities of the Philippines *As of December 2009 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 52 . SELDA. PASCUA Undersecretary. TAMANG Director. CUSTODIO Undersecretary Department of Foreign Affairs ANTONIO C. TAYAG Director National Epidemiology Center Department of Health ROMULO A. DE LA PEÑA Undersecretary Department. ERICTA Administrator National Statistics Office GERVACIO G. AQUINO Senior Undersecretary Department of Trade and Industry DEMOCRITO T. Energy Policy and Planning Bureau Department of Energy THOMAS G.THE NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARD* AUGUSTO B. JR. Executive Director Statistical Research and Training Center DIWA C. DOMINGO Assistant Secretary Department of Justice REBECCA J. GUINIGUNDO Deputy Governor Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas JESUS T. MATEO Assistant Secretary Department of Education TERESITA R. FERNANDO Mayor. CALZADO Assistant Secretary Department of Labor and Employment MANUEL M. of Science and Technology ALICIA R. VIROLA Secretary General National Statistical Coordination Board CARMELITA N. BELTRAN Undersecretary Department of Finance AUSTERE A. SANTOS Secretary. Undersecretary Department of Tourism JESUS LORENZO R. IGNACIO Undersecretary Department of Environment and Natural Resources EDSEL T. JARQUE. 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 53 . Gil J. Nos. +63(2) 8952767 +63(2) 8909405 Telefax No.ph 2009 NSCB ANNUAL REPORT 54 .gov. +63(2) 8908456 E-mail address: [email protected] URL: www.NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARD NATIONAL STATISTICAL INFORMATION CENTER Ground Floor Midland Buendia Building 403 Sen.nscb. Makati City Philippines 1200 Tel.gov. Puyat Avenue.