Provincial Profile of The Province of Iloilo, Philippines

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PREFACE
The Iloilo Provincial Profile is the official annual publication of the
Province of Iloilo designed to guide development planners, policy makers,
potential investors both local and foreign, researchers and students in the
pursuit of their respective development and academic endeavors.
This document contains relevant information and basic socio-economic

indicators that are updated every year to cater the varying and dynamic data
requirements of different sectors of the society and members of development
planning community.
The immediate data references contained herein are in the form of

tables, charts and maps. Set in appropriate statistical structures, these data
are based on the latest records of concerned government agencies
authorities, the academe as well as those of the private institutions. This
material also includes data from publications and references of DTI, DOT,
NSCB, NSO, Iloilo Provincial Government Offices and other Regional Offices
of National Government Agencies.
For more information, please contact the Research and Statistics

Section, Provincial Planning & Development Office of the Province of Iloilo at
3rd Floor, Iloilo Provincial Capitol, Iloilo City with telephone nos. (033) 335-
1884 to 85, (033) 509-5091, (Fax) 335-8008 or e-mail us at
ppdoiloilo@iloilo.gov.ph or rssppdo@iloilo.gov.ph. You can also visit
our website at www.iloilo.gov.ph.
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Republic of the Philippines
Province of Iloilo
Message of the Governor

As my last term of office will soon to end, I am
thankful to all Ilonggos for giving me the chance to serve
as Governor of the Province of Iloilo for three
consecutive terms from 2001-2010.
I am proud to say that I have delivered to the

people my best public service without reservation.
During my governance, our Province has gained a better
standing and has developed to amore inviting economy.
During the Capitol Siege I stood for what is right and
uphold the rule of law manifesting that we Ilonggos
won’t give up in to oppression. Through catastrophes,
the Iloilo Provincial Government has been an institution of hope for the people. We as
Ilonggos manifested our enormous strength and resiliency during the calamity.
I have stopped illegal fishing and have brought back the bounty produce of our
seas. I have stopped illegal gambling and have empowered our people through skills
trainings and boosted the capacity of our people through micro finance and livelihood
potentials. I also fought cattle rustlers, drug lords and criminals were brought to the
arms of the law.
We have been honored six times for our good stewardships of our environment
through the Gawad Pangulo sa Kapaligiran. I have led a good example in public service
having been awarded by the National Association of Social Workers as “one of the most
outstanding governors” in the country in social services. This example I believed was
emulated by employers of IPG in the span of 9 years as their offices and them were
honored for exemplary public service.
It is my profound wish that our Province and its profile will continue to be
attractive, grow mature to a better understanding and experience of what is a quality
life should be.
NIEL D. TUPAS SR.

Governor
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Province of Iloilo
Message of the Vice Governor
I join everyone in the Provincial Planning

and Development Office as they published the
Annual Provincial Profile CY 2009.
The Province of Iloilo is blessed with rich

natural resources and a safe place for new
investors. I have no doubt that people from
other places will surely appreciate if they try to
visit and see our tourist destinations.
I encourage everybody to explore and experience life in the

Province of Iloilo. It has the bounty and beauty of nature that will
bring us in the heights of success.
As we struggle and hurdle all the odds that may come our way,
cooperation, competence and courage must be in our hearts and
minds in fulfilling our dream; a more peaceful and progressive Iloilo
Province.
I pray that the Lord God Almighty bless and guide us all.
ROLEX T. SUPLICO
Vice-Governor
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Province of Iloilo
Message of the PPDC
This time marks another excellent

year for the Provincial Planning and
Development Office in carrying out
programs and projects for the Province of
Iloilo. One of the major endeavors of this
office is the publication the Provincial
Profile which is being carried out annually.
This profile is a compendium of data in a
given year collected from various
government agencies.
Noting Iloilo to be one of the fasting growing economies,

this Profile primarily serves as reference to aid investors to
venture in the Province of Iloilo. It also serves as basis for
research, planning and development for both government and
private sectors.
Hence, it is my great joy to join the Research and Statistics

Section and the rest of the PPDO staff in the publication of the
2009 Annual Provincial Profile. May this profile provide relevant
information for the public to know Iloilo up close and to
appreciate its potential to be one of the promising provinces in
the country.
May God bless all of us.
MARIO N. NIILOS
PDGH - PPDO
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
Preface i
Messages
Governor Niel D. Tupas, Sr. ii
Vice Governor Rolex T. Suplico iii
Mario N. Nillos, PPDC iv
ACRONYMS vii
I. GENERAL FEATURES
A. Geography 2
B. Political Subdivision 4
C. Topography 6
D. Climate Rainfall 6
E. Soil 6
F. Water Sources 6
II. DEMOGRAPHY
A. Population 7
B. Labor Force 11
C. Family Income 13
III. ECONOMIC SERVICES

A. Agri- Aqua Culture 14
B. Veterinary 16
C. Natural Resources 17
1. Forest Land 17
2. Watershed Areas 19
3. Solid Waste Management 20
D. Infrastructure and Facilities 23
1. Transportation 23
a. Land 23
b. Air 24
c Sea 28
2. Power 34
3. Communication 37
a. Telecommunication 37
b. Cellular System, Trunk Radio and Paging System 38
c. Butel Communication Services 39
d. Postal Services 39
e. Tri - Media 39
4. Water 39
a. Irrigation Facilities 39
b. Potable Water Supply Sources 40
E. Commerce, Trade and Industry 42
1. Industry 42
2. Trade 44
3. Financing Institutions 46
F. Tourism 50
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IV. SOCIAL SERVICES

A. Education 61
B. Health Services 65
C. Social Welfare Services 69
D. Peace and Order 69
V. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION 70

A. Legislators (House of Representatives) 70
B. Provincial Officials 70
C. Departments and Offices 72
D. Municipal Officials 74
E. Finance 76
GENERAL INFORMATION 77
FIGURES
Fig. 1. Location Map 1
Fig. 2. Boundaries of the Province 2
Fig. 3. Land Use Status: 2008 3
Fig. 4. Municipalities by Congressional District 4
Fig. 5. Classification of Municipalities/Component City 5
Fig. 6. Municipalities by Income Class 6A
Fig. 7. Household Population by Age Group & Sex: 2007 8
Fig. 8. Population by Marital Status by Sex: 2007 Census 9
Fig. 9. Labor Force by Sex by Quarter, 2008 12
Fig. 10. Employment by Sector by Quarter, 2008 12
Fig. 11. Employment Rate by Sex by Quarter, 2008 12
Fig. 12. Distribution of Families by Income & Expenditure Class: FIES 2006 13
Fig. 13. Rice Production (MT): 2008 14
Fig. 14. Corn Production (MT): 2008 14
Fig. 15. Existing Plantation: As of 2008 17
Fig. 16. Road Network 23A
Fig. 17. Power Facilities (PANAY GRID) 35
Fig. 18. Business Name Registration by Amount of Investment (P) : 2008 45
Fig. 19. Tourist Arrival, 2008 50
Fig. 20. Government Owned Hospitals & Inter-Local Health Zones 66
Fig. 21. Nutritional Status, Pre-school Children: 2008 68
Fig. 22. Nutritional Status, Schoolers: SY 2008-2009 68
TABLES
Table 1. Household Population By Age Group and Sex: 2007 Census of Population 8
Table 2. Household Population 10 Years Old & Over By Marital Status and by Sex : 2007 9
Table 3. Household Population by Ethnicity and Sex: 2000 10
Table 4. Population Profile of Indigenous Peoples 10
Table 5. Employment Status of Age-Group 15 yrs. Old and Over by Quarter, Western Visayas: 2008 11
Table 6. Labor Force Participation Rate by Sex and by Quuarter, Western Visayas: 2008 11
Table 7. Total No. of Families By Income and Expenditure Class, Region VI: 2006 13
Table 8. Crop Production: 2008 14
Table 9. Fish Production: 2008 15
Table 10. Aquaculture Production and Harvested Area By Species: 2007 15
Table 11. Total Number of Livestock & Poultry: January 2009 15
Table 12. NFA Utilized / Owned Warehouses: 2008 16
Table 13. Other Existing NFA Post-Harvest Facilities: 2008 16
Table 14. Animal Health and Extension Services: 2008 16
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Table 15. NMIS Region VI Accredited Meat Establishments: 2007 17

Table 16. Classified Forest Land by City / Municipality: 2008 18
Table 17. Timberland, Protection and Production Forest: As of September 2006 19
Table 18. Status of Solid Waste Management: 2008 20
Table 19. Port Traffic Statistic: 2008 31
Table 20. Roll-On-Roll-Off Vessels: 2008 31
Table 21. Domestic Shipping Companies Registered Under IMRO: 2008 32
Table 22. Inventory of Power Plants: 2009 34
Table 23. NPC Operation Highlight as of 2008 36
Table 24. Energization Status as of December 2008 36
Table 25. Power Rates as of 2008 36
Table 26. List of Telephone Exchanges: 2008 37
Table 27. CMTS Base Stations: 2008 38
Table 28. Major Irrigation Systems by Service Area: CY 2008 39
Table 29. Potable Water Supply: 2008 40
Table 30. No. of Services Billed & Consumption by Area Coverage (2008) 41
Table 31. Sugar and Sugarcane Production: 2007-2008 42
Table 32. List of DTI Registered Establishments: As of 2008 42
Table 33. Business Names Registered: 2008 44
Table 34. Export Performance: 2008 45
Table 35. Banks (as of 2008) 46
Table 36. Rural Banks (2008) 48
Table 37. Yearly Tourist Arrival: 2008 50
Table 38. Performance Indicator (SY 2008-2009) 61
Table 39. Enrolment & No. of Teachers and Facilities in Public & Private Elementary & Secondary Schools (S.Y. 2008-2009) 61
Table 40. Enrolment and No. of Graduates in Public & Private Tertiary & Technical Education (S.Y. 2006-2007) 63
Table 41. No. of Classes, Enrolment & Graduates in Non-Formal Education (S.Y. 2008-2009) 64
Table 42. Health Manpower (Government Based) : 2008 67
Table 43. Nutritional Status of Pre-School and School Children: 2008 67
Table 44. Family Planning by Method of Preference: 2008 68
Table 45. Total Crime Volume, Province of Iloilo: 2008 69
Table 46. Total No. of Provincial Employees by Office: 2008 73
Table 47. Statement of Income and Expenditures: As of December 31, 2008 76
Table 48. No. of Barangays, Land Area, Population and Distance from City By Municipality 77
Table 49. Schedule of Market Days and Town Fiestas By Municipalities 78
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ACRONYMS
AHEP - Amlan Hydro Electric Plant

ANIHEAD ILHZ - Alliance of Northern Iloilo Health Association Inter local Health Zone
ASEAN - Association of Southeast Asian Nations
ATO - Air Transportation Office
BAPA - Barangay Power Association
BAS - Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
BBSR - Btac. Viejo, Banate and San Rafael
BLGF - Bureau of Local Government Finance
BOI - Board of Investment
BSP - Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas
BSPO - Barangay Service Point Officer
BuTel - Bureau of Telecommunication
CDPP - Cebu Diesel Power Plant
CHED - Commission on Higher Education
CMTS - Cellular Mobile Telephone Service
CIHZA - Central Iloilo Health Zone Alliance
CTPP - Cebu Thermal Power Plant
CY - Calendar Year
DepEd - Department of Education
DMPA - Depot Medroxyprogesterone Acetate
DOF - Department of Finance
DOT - Department of Tourism
DOTC - Department of Transportation and Communication
DTI - Department of Trade and Industry
EAUC - East Asia Utility Co.
FHONA - Family Heads and Other Needy Adults
FIES - Family Income and Expenditure Survey
FOB - Freight on Board
GAA - Government Appropriation Act
GRT - Gross Registered Tonnage
HRMDO - Human Resource Management and Development Office
IFPC - Iloilo Fishing Port Complex
ILECO - Iloilo Electric Cooperatives
ILHZ - Inter Local Health Zone
IMRO - Iloilo Maritime Regional Office
IPP - Independent Power Producers (non-NPC generating power plant)
IRC - Iloilo Rehabilitation Center
ISC - Iloilo Sports Complex
IUD - Intra Uterine Device
LFPR - Labor Force Participation Rate
LAM - Lactational Amenorrhea Method
LBGT - Land Base Gas Turbine
LEP-DENR - Land Evaluation Party-Department of Environment and Natural Resources
LGPP - Leyte Geothermal Power Plant
LHEP - Leyte Hydro Electric Plant
LM - Lineal Meter
LnB - Liga ng Barangay
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LTO - Land Transportation Office
MAO - Municipal Agriculture’s Office
MARINA - Maritime Industry Authority
MCRA - Married Couple of Reproductive Age
MHC - Municipal Health Center
MIS - Management Information System
MRF - Materials Recovery Facility
MT - Metric Ton
MW - Mega Watt
NFA - National Food Authority
NFP - Natural Family Planning
NGPP - Negros Geothermal Power Plant
NMIS - National Meat Inspection Service
NPC - National Power Corporation
NSCB - National Statistics Coordinating Board
NSO - National Statistics Office
NTC - National Telecommunication Commission
PAO - Provincial Agriculture’s Office
PB - Power Barge
PCL - Provincial Councilors League
PDPP - Panay Diesel Power Plant
PDP - Poultry Dressing Plant
PECO - Panay Electric Company
PENRO - Provincial Environment and Natural Resources
PFDA - Philippine Fisheries Development Authority
PGPP - Palinpinon Geothermal Power Plant
PhilPost - Philippine Postal Corporation
PHO - Provincial Health Office
PPA - Philippine Ports Authority
PPDO - Provincial Planning and Development Office
PPSK - Pederasyong Panglalawigan ng Sangguniang Kabataan
PROCABIN - Provido Calinog Bingawan
PSWDO - Provincial Social and Development Office
PWIRP - Provincial Watershed Integrated Reforestation Project
RB - Rural Bank
RCAMPS - Ramon Tabiana District Hospital, Cabatuan, Maasin, Pavia and Sta. Barbara
RIS - River Irrigation System
SLH - Slaughterhouse
SRA - Sugar Regulatory Administration
SY - School Year
TAC - Table and Chair
TESDA - Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
TEU - Twenty Equivalent Unit
TMO - Terminal Management Office
T - Ton
TPC - Tapping Cycle Plant
TPH - Tons per Hour
TVET - TAFE-delivered Vocational Education and Training
VCO - Virgin Coconut Oil
WILHZA - Western Iloilo Local Health Zone Association
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Fig. 1: LOCATION MAP
PROVINCE
1 OF ILOILO
Annual Provincial Profile 2009
I. GENERAL FEATURES
A. Geography
Jintotolo Channel
PROVINCE OF CAPIZ
Visayan Sea
Guimaras Strait
PROVINCE OF ANTIQUE
Iloilo Strait
PROVINCE OF GUIMARAS
Panay Gulf
Fig. 2: Boundaries of the Province
The Province of Iloilo occupies the southern and the northeastern

portion of Panay. It is bounded by the Province of Aklan and Jintotolo
Channel in the north; Panay Gulf and Iloilo Strait in the south; Visayan Sea
and Guimaras Strait in the east; and Province of Antique in the west.
Research and Statistics Section 2

Provincial Planning and Development Office
a.1. Land Use Status

As of December 2008
Iloilo province has a total land area of 466,342 has. or

4,663 sq. km., classified into the following:
Alienable/Disposable Lands. . . . . . 352,347 has.

Agricultural………………………………………..…. 344,744.27 has.
Fishpond………………….…………………….……… 5,707.58 has.
Private Plantation……………………….……… 1,657.23 has.
Others…………………………………………….….… 237.92 has.
Timberland .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113,995.00 has.

Upland…………………………………………………… 106,980.30 has.
Mangrove………………………………………………. 7,014.70 has.
Agricultural
73.93%
Mangrove
1.50%
Fishpond
1.29%
Upland Others
22.94% 0.05%
Private Plantation
0.36%
Fig. 3: Land Use Status: 2008
Source: LEP-DENR, Region VI / PENRO

B. Political Subdivision
The whole province of Iloilo is divided into 5 congressional
districts, namely:
First Second Third Fourth

Fifth District
District District District District
Guimbal Alimodian Badiangan Anilao Ajuy

Igbaras Leganes Bingawan Banate Balasan
Miag-ao Leon Cabatuan Btac. Nuevo Batad
Oton New Lucena Calinog Dingle Btac. Viejo
San Joaquin Pavia Janiuay Dueñas Carles
Tigbauan San Miguel Lambunao Dumangas Concepcion
Tubungan Sta. Barbara Maasin Passi City Estancia
Zarraga Mina San Enrique Lemery
Pototan San Dionisio
San Rafael
Sara
Fig. 4: Congressional Districts

b.1. Classification of Municipalities

Province of Iloilo: As per BLGF MC # 01-M(34-08), November 20, 2008
Municipality Class Mun / Component City Class
1. Ajuy Second 23. Leganes Fourth

2. Alimodian Third 24.Lemery Fourth
3. Anilao Fourth 25.Leon Third
4. Badiangan Fourth 26.Maasin Third
5. Balasan Fourth 27.Miag-ao First
6. Banate Fourth 28.Mina Fifth
7. Btac. Nuevo Second 29.New Lucena Fourth
8. Btac. Viejo Third 30.Oton First
9. Batad Fifth 31.Passi City* Fourth Class City
10. Bingawan Fourth 32.Pavia Second
11. Cabatuan Second 33.Pototan First
12. Calinog First 34.San Dionisio Fourth
13. Carles Second 35.San Enrique Third
14. Concepcion Third 36.San Joaquin Second
15. Dingle Third 37.San Miguel Fifth
16. Dueñas Fourth 38.San Rafael Fourth
17. Dumangas First 39. Sta. Barbara Third
18. Estancia Second 40. Sara Third
19. Guimbal Fourth 41.Tigbauan Second
20. Igbaras Third 42.Tubungan Fourth
21. Janiuay First 43.Zarraga Fourth
22. Lambunao First
* Component City ( MC# 01-C-08, November 27, 2008)
7% 16%
35%
19%
23%
1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class 4th Class 5th Class
7 mun. 8 mun. 10 mun. 14 mun. & 3 mun.
1 component city
Fig. 5: Classification of Municipalities/ Component City
Source: BLGF, Department of Finance

Fig. 6: Municipalities by Income Class
PROVINCE OF ILOILO
Research and Statistics Section

C. Topography
The topography of the Province of Iloilo varies from flat lands
and rolling hills to mountain peaks and ranges. The mountain ranges
lie along the border between Iloilo and the provinces of Antique and
Capiz, and roll down into flat plains towards the coastal towns.
Almost one-third of the entire province is considered flat.
D. Climate Rainfall (2008)

It is dry from December to June and wet from July to
November along the southern-northern part of the province and
portion of the central municipalities. There is no distinct wet and dry
season in the Iloilo-Capiz border. The annual rainfall is 2,153.90
mm.
E. Soil
There are seventeen types of soil found in the province.
Generally, the soil is fertile and suitable to almost all types of
agricultural crops. The loam type of soil is predominant and
conducive to farming.
There are Classification of Soils based on Genetic and

Morphological Characteristics:
a. Soil of the Swamps and Marshes

b. Soils of the Plains
1. Sta Rita Clay 4. Sta. Rita Clay Loam
2. Bantog Clay Loam 5. Sara Silt Loam
3. Beach Sand
c. Soils of the Mountains

1. Barotac Clay Loam 7. Faraon Clay
2. Barotac Loam 8. Alimodian Silt Loam
3. Alimodian Clay Loam 9. Alimodian Barotac
Complex
4. Alimodian Soil undifferentiated 10. San Rafael Loam
5. Umingan Fine Sandy Loam 11. Sara Sandy Loam
6. Barotac Loam Lowland Phase 12. Hydrosol
F. Water Sources (As of 2008)
About 175 rivers and creeks traverse the entire province and
these are identified as possible sources of irrigation water. The
Jalaur river basin records the highest annual flow and is
considered as the major source of irrigation water. The province
has potential underground water supply, which is mostly tapped for
domestic use.

II. DEMOGRAPHY
A. Population (2007 Census)
Total Total
Municipality Municipality
Population Population
ILOILO CITY 418,710 LAMBUNAO 63,300
AJUY 47,113 LEGANES 27,357
ALIMODIAN 34,035 LEMERY 25,017
ANILAO 23,465 LEON 45,647
BADIANGAN 24,504 MAASIN 32,555
BALASAN 27,384 MIAGAO 60,498
BANATE 28,714 MINA 19,809
BAROTAC NUEVO 49,515 NEW LUCENA 21,318
BAROTAC VIEJO 39,326 OTON 77,621
BATAD 18,298 CITY OF PASSI 76,045
BINGAWAN 12,259 PAVIA 39,275
CABATUAN 50,861 POTOTAN 67,626
CALINOG 51,018 SAN DIONISIO 32,171
CARLES 57,673 SAN ENRIQUE 30,006
CONCEPCION 36,881 SAN JOAQUIN 50,102
DINGLE 40,828 SAN MIGUEL 23,804
DUEÑAS 32,149 SAN RAFAEL 13,694
DUMANGAS 62,769 SANTA BARBARA 51,075
ESTANCIA 39,479 SARA 45,005
GUIMBAL 29,724 TIGBAUAN 54,574
IGBARAS 29,417 TUBUNGAN 20,631
JANIUAY 57,878 ZARRAGA 21,458
Total Population* (2007 Census) ---------------------- 1,691,878

Population Density (persons/sq.km) ------------------------ 363
Annual Population Growth Rate (2000-2007)------------ 1.13
Note: * Iloilo Province only
Source: National Statistics Office

a.1. Poverty Statistics

Iloilo 2006
Annual Per Capita Poverty Threshold ----------------------- P 14,810
Magnitude of Poor Families below Poverty Threshold------ 100,759
Magnitude of Poor Population below Poverty Threshold --- 609,625
Poverty Incidence of Families ------------------------------- 24.10%
Poverty Incidence of Population ---------------------------- 30.40%
Source: Phil. Poverty Statistics, NSCB, Region VI
Table 1. Household Population By Age Group and Sex

Province of Iloilo: 2007 Census of Population
Age Group Male Female Total

All Ages 860,169 829,059 1,689,228
Under 1 18,851 17,953 36,804
1–4 77,695 73,003 150,698
5–9 99,903 93,710 193,613
10 – 14 99,228 93,860 193,088
15 – 19 93,987 83,270 177,257
20 –24 73,618 64,201 137,819
25 – 29 63,855 57,312 121,167
30 – 34 56,551 51,788 108,339
35 – 39 54,246 50,922 105,168
40 – 44 49,197 46,674 95,871
45 – 49 42,608 41,577 84,185
50 – 54 35,973 36,299 72,272
55 – 59 27,785 29,633 57,418
60 – 64 20,968 24,272 45,240
65 – 69 17,017 21,511 38,528
70 – 74 12,691 17,026 29,717
75 – 79 7,912 11,745 19,657
80 & Over 8,084 14,303 22,387
Source: National Statistics Office Note: Excluding Iloilo City
80&Over
75 - 79
70 - 74
65 - 69
60 - 64
M…
55 - 59
50 - 54
45 - 49
40 - 44
35 - 39
30 - 34
25 - 29
20 - 24
15 - 19
10 - 14
5 -9
1 -4
Under 1
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1
1 1 1 1
Fig. 7: Household Population by Age Group & Sex: 2007 Census

Table 2. Household Population 10 Years Old & Over By Marital Status

And Sex
Marital Status Male Female Total
Total 663,720 644,393 1,308,113

Single 342,057 277,873 619,930
Married 290,610 295,854 586,464
Widowed 15,672 52,690 68,362
Divorced/Separated 2,883 4,719 7,602
Common Law/ Live-in 10,941 11,605 22,546
Unknown 1,557 1,652 3,209
Source: National Statistics Office, Region VI Note: Excluding Iloilo City
350,000
Male
300,000
Female
250,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000
0
Single Married Widowed Divorced / Common Law / Unknown
Separated Live-in
Fig 8: Population by Marital Status by Sex: 2007 Census, Province of Iloilo

Table 3. Household Population by Ethnicity and Sex

Ethnicity Male Female Both Sexes

Iloilo 785,643 772,708 1,558,351
Hiligaynon/Ilonggo 568,369 558,295 1,126,664
Kiniray-a 88,084 87,529 175,613
Karay-a 116,784 114,235 231,019
Kankanai/Kankaney/Kankanaey 1,434 1,479 2,913
Cebuano 1,353 1,378 2,731
Others 5,766 5,963 11,729
Other Foreign Ethnicity 61 25 86
Not Reported 3,792 3,804 7,596
Source: National Statistics Office, Region VI
Table 4. Population Profile Of Indigenous Peoples (IP's)

Province of Iloilo: As of December 2008
Total Total No. of

Municipality Ethnic Group
Population Household
Alimodian 7,501 1,144 B
Anilao 359 68 A
Badiangan 40
Barotac Viejo 879 177 A
Cabatuan 31 17 A
Calinog 19,091 3,658 A/B
Dueñas 43 10 A
Dumangas 50 9 A
Guimbal 108 23 A
Janiuay 9,435 1,256 A/B
Lambunao 15,254 3,291 B
Leon 2,494 426 B
Maasin 4,914 809 B
New Lucena 59 9 A
Passi City 103 16 A
San Enrique A
San Joaquin 15 3 A
San Miguel 17 3 A
San Rafael 110 16 A
Sta. Barbara 12 3 A
Tigbauan 69 12 A
Tubungan 2,903 467 B
NOTE: A = Ati; B= Panay Bukidnon
Source: National Commission on Indigenous People, Region VI

B. Labor Force
Table 5. Employment Status of Age-Group 15 yrs. Old
and over by Quarter (Western Visayas: 2008)
January April
Employment Status Both Both
Male Female Male Female
Sexes Sexes
Population 15 Yrs. Old & Over 4694 2359 2335 4702 2381 2321
In the Labor Force 2982 1807 1175 2990 1868 1122
Employed 2788 1673 1115 2734 1711 1023
Agriculture 1204 885 319 1198 905 293
Industry 270 200 70 294 232 76
Services 1314 587 725 1241 573 670
Unemployed 194 134 60 256 157 99
Not in the Labor Force 1712 552 1160 1712 513 1199
July October
Employment Status Both Both
Sexes Sexes
Population 15 Yrs. Old & Over 4674 2342 2332 4758 2408 2350
In the Labor Force 3028 1838 1190 3037 1880 1157
Employed 2824 1714 1110 2850 1750 1100
Agriculture 1189 895 293 1228 911 317
Industry 294 226 68 302 233 69
services 1344 591 749 1320 607 713
Unemployed 204 123 81 187 130 57
Not in the Labor Force 1646 504 1141 1721 527 1194
Note: In thousands, details may not add up to totals due to rounding.
Table 6. Labor Force Participation Rate by Sex and by Quarter

(Western Visayas: 2008)
January April
Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female
LFPR 63.48 76.6 50.32 63.59 78.45 48.34
Employment Rate 93.56 92.58 94.89 91.44 91.6 91.18
Unemployment 6.51 7.42 5.11 8.56 8.4 8.82
July October
Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female
LFPR 64.78 78.48 51.03 63.83 78.07 49.23
Employment Rate 93.26 93.25 93.28 93.84 93.09 95.07
Unemployment Rate 6.74 6.69 6.81 6.16 6.91 4.93

Fig. 9: Labor Force by Sex by Quarter, 2008
2000 1500
1500
1000
1000
500 500
0 0
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr
In the Labor Force Not in the Labor Force
Fig. 10: Employed by Sector by Quarter, 2008
1400
1200
1000 1st Qtr
800 2nd Qtr
600 3rd Qtr
400 4th Qtr
200
0
Agriculture Industry Services
Fig. 11: Employment Rate by Sex by Quarter, 2008
96
95 Male
94 Female
93
92
91
90
89
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr

C. Family Income
Table 7. Total No. of Families By Income and Expenditure Class

Region VI: FIES 2006
Income/Expenditure Total No. of Families by Total No. of Families by

Class (P) Income Class (in Millions) Expenditure Class (in Millions)
REGION VI 177,965 158,843

Under 40,000 3,899 4,083
40,000 - 59,999 14,375 14,732
60,000 - 99,999 31,323 30,983
100,000 - 249,999 59,135 54,713
250,000& Over 69,233 54,332
Fig. 12: Distribution of Families by Income & Expenditure Class: FIES 2006
70,000
60,000
50,000
40,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
0
Under 40,000 40,000 - 59,999 60,000 - 99,999 100,000 - 249,999 250,000& Over
No. of Families by Income Class No. of Families by Expenditure Class

III. ECONOMICS
A. Agri-Aqua Culture
Table 8. Crop Production

Province of Iloilo: 2008
Area Harvested Production

Crop No. of Farmers
(Ha.) (MT)
1. Rice
a. Irrigated 128,456.000 505,027.000
b. Rainfed 137,454.000 477,311.000
2. Corn
a. Yellow 15,076.780 56,075.000
11,657
b. White 790.930 1,646.000
3.Fruits
a. Mango 137.250 3619.240 2582
b. Citrus 111.970 78.600 835
c. Banana 5,756.73 0 17,076.680 18,144
d. Pineapple 98.750 1455.000 385
4. Fruit Vegetables 4,726.310 11,870.202 11,307
5. Leafy Vegetables 3,271.277 12,129.558 4460
6. Root Vegetables 124.955 916.890 809
7. Watermelon 260.500 134.400 386
8. Legumes
a. Mongo 901.400 974.125 2,900
b. Peanut 214.250 199.000 1809
c. Coffee 2,093.830 977.000 2314
Source: Provincial Agriculturist’s Office/ MAOs
Fig. 13: Rice Production (MT): 2008
48.59% 51.41%
Irrigated Rainfed
Fig.14: Corn Production (MT): 2008
2.85%
97.15%
Yellow Corn White Corn

Table 9. Fish Production

Classification Total (MT)
A. Commercial 52,957.92
B. Municipal 74,797.13
Marine 67,950.77
Inland 5,654.12
Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics, Provincial Office
Table 10. Aquaculture Production and Harvested Area By Species

Area Harvested
Type of Culture Production (MT)
(Ha.)
Brackishwater Fishpond
a. Bangus 18,750.8775 29,972.40
b. Tiger Prawn 18.1790 25.8826
c. E. Prawn 7.1880
d. Tilapia 31.1708 9.65
Freshwater Fishpond
a. Tilapia 252.43 62.5954
b. Catfish 341.5664 56.7708
Oyster 1425.23 70.1372
Seaweeds 1064.85 53.3341
Table 11. Total Number of Livestock & Poultry

Province of Iloilo: January 2009
Livestock/ NO. OF HEADS

Total
Poultry Commercial Backyard
Carabao 99 100,637 100,736
Cattle 190 77,134 77,324
Hog/Swine 129,146 393,330 522,476
Goat 683 350,818 251,501
Duck 5,379 614,230 619,609
Chicken 1,499,274 4,766,970 6,266,244
Broiler 950,970 9,387 960,357
Layer 548,304 - 548,304
Native - 4,490,781 4,490,781
others 266,802 266,802

Table 12. NFA Utilized / Owned Warehouses

Designed Capacity Effective Capacity

Name of Warehouse
(in bag of 50 kg) (in bag of 50 kg)
KABSAKA Warehouse 500,000 374,850
Jaro Triplex 500,000 450,000
Pototan Grains Center II 100,000 100,000
Dumangas Grains Center 500,000 392,435
Dueñas JICA Warehouse 8,000 10,000
San Dionisio Warehouse 20,000 20,000
Total 1,628,000 1,347,285
Source: National Food Authority
Table 13. Other Existing NFA Post-Harvest Facilities

Name of Warehouse Designed Capacity Effective Capacity

RICEMILL
SATAKE Rice mill, Jaro , Iloilo City 10 TPH 8.5 TPH
Dumanggas Rice mill, Dumangas, Iloilo 5 TPH 4 TPH
DRYER
PADISCOR, Jaro, Iloilo City 10 TPH 3 TPH
SHIEN HEUNG, Jaro, Iloilo City 0.6 TPH 0.6 TPH
CIMBRIA, Pototan, Iloilo 10 TPH 3 TPH
SHien KUANG, Pototan, Iloilo 0.6 TPH 0.6 TPH
FLATBED, Pototan, Iloilo 40 bags/batch x 2 units 40 bags/batch x 2 units
FLATBED, Dumangas, Iloilo 40 bags/batch x 2 units 40 bags/batch x 2 units
LISTER, Dumangas, Iloilo 0.5 TPH 0.4TPH
Shien Heung, Dumangas, Iloilo 0.6 TPH 0.6 TPH
TRUCKSCALE
TOLEDO, Jaro, Iloilo City 50 T 50 T
THURMAN AVERY, Dumangas, Iloilo 25 T 25 T
Source: National Food Authority
B. Veterinary Services
Table 14. Animal Health and Extension Services
No. of Heads
Services
Carabao Cattle Swine Goat/Sheep
Vaccinated 5,616 4,769 17,911 7,151
Dewormed 5,805 2,588 6,783 1,289
Diagnosed 2,232 352 3,440 615
Treated 918 783 6,839 2,971
Source: Provincial Veterinary Office

Table 15. NMIS Region VI Accredited Meat Establishments

ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS Contact Person Telefax Number

Poultry Dressing Plant
PP-PPD (Swift) Hibao-an, Pavia Mr. Paul Zalderriaga (003)321-36-42 c/o Swift
Mirandel PDP (vitarich) Jibao-an Sta. Barbara Atty. Desiderio Hayag (033)320-53-23
Corden Agro Industries (SMFI) Barotac Nuevo
Slaughterhouse
MIag-ao Abat Miag-ao Iloilo Municipal Mayor 315-8050
Passi City SLH F. PAlmares St. Pob. Ilaud, Mayor Elyzer Chavez (033)311-50-87
Passi City
Meat processing
Kelowna Food Corp. Cagbang, oton Mr. Tony Go (033) 335-08-83
E & S Food Products Sto. Niño Ms. Susan Reyes (033) 337-31-26
Source: Provincial Veterinary Office
C. Natural Resources
1. Forest Land
Forest Land Area……………………………….113,995.00 has.

Existing Plantation …………………………… 38,422.26 has.
Natural Plantation ……………………………… 16,032.68 has.
• Residual Forest 5,225.00 has.
• Virgin Forest 7,016.00 has.
• Mossy Forest 3,790.00 has.
Established Plantation ……………………….. 22,389.58 has.
Fig. 15: Existing Plantation: As of 2008
41.73%
58.27%
Natural Palntation Established Plantation

Table 16. Classified Forest Land by City/ Municipality

Province of Iloilo, CY 2008
Classified Forest Land % Share of
CITY/MUNICIPALITY Total Land Area (ha)
(ha) Total Forestland
Ajuy 19,346 3,947.37 3.46%
Alimodian 14,480 2,536.00 2.22%
Anilao 7,538 858.00 0.75%
Badiangan 7,750 0.00 0.00%
Balasan 4,100 1,002.80 0.88%
Banate 11,886 818.10 0.72%
Barotac Nuevo 9,449 99.15 0.09%
Barotac Viejo 4,230 5,306.95 4.66%
Batad 4,476 821.00 0.72%
Bingawan 8,500 0.00 0.00%
Cabatuan 8,248 0.00 0.00%
Calinog 23,280 14,954.25 13.12%
Carles 11,202 3,637.07 3.19%
Concepcion 9,702 1,459.60 1.28%
Dingle 7,750 1,646.46 1.44%
Dueñas 9,052 0.00 0.00%
Dumangas 11,677 3,964.00 3.48%
Estancia 3,197 315.20 0.28%
Guimba; 4,448 0.00 0.00%
Igbaras 15,243 5,584.00 4.90%
Janiuay 17,910 5,449.00 4.78%
Lambunao 24,692 8,545.50 7.50%
Leganes 3,216 0.00 0.00%
Lemery 11,990 4,385.55 3.85%
Leon 14,013 5,010.00 4.39%
Maasin 15,658 6,980.00 6.12%
Miagao 13,286 3,140.00 2.75%
Mina 4,335 0.00 0.00%
New Lucena 4,412 0.00 0.00%
Oton 8,456 0.00 0.00%
Passi City 25,068 3,314.00 2.91%
Pavia 3,502 0.00 0.00%
Pototan 9,131 0.00 0.00%
San Dionisio 12,677 4,778.79 4.19%
San Enrique 8,772 2,314.01 2.03%
San Joaquin 23,135 15,594.00 13.68%
San Miguel 2,134 0.00 0.00%
San Rafael 14,578 1,969.50 1.73%
Sara 18,300 3,150.00 2.76%
Sta. Barbara 7,748 0.00 0.00%
Tigbauan 6,062 0.00 0.00%
Tubungan 3,460 2,367.00 2.08%
Zarraga 8,253 47.70 0.04%
TOTAL 466,342 113,995.00 100.00%
Source: PENRO, Provincial Capitol

Table 17. Timberland, Protection and Production Forest

Province of Iloilo, As September 2006
PROTECTION FOREST PRODUCTION FOREST

TOTAL
MUNICIPALITY TIMBERLAND Tenured Untenured Tenured Untenured
Total Total
Areas Areas Areas Areas
1. Alimodian 2,536.00 420.00 420.00 2,116.00 2,116.00
2. Igbaras 5,584.00 5,350.22 5,350.22 233.78 233.78
3. Leon 5,010.00 4,587.00 4,587.00 423.00 395.15 27.85
4. Maasin 6,980.00 6,738.52 3,415.15 3,323.37 241.48 241.48
5. Miag-ao 3,140.00 710.00 710.00 2,430.00 233.78 2,196.22
6. San joaquin 15,594.00 1,520.00 1,520.00 14,074.00 3,721.89 10,352.11
7. Tubungan 2,367.00 633.00 633.00 1,734.00 1,457.97 276.03
8. Iloilo City 88.00 88.00 88.00
Sub-Total 41,299.00 19,958.74 3,415.15 16,543.59 21,340.26 6,042.57 15,297.69
2. Watershed Areas
Province of Iloilo
NAME OF NAME OF
COVERAGE COVERAGE
WATERSHED WATERSHED
Lawigan Sibalom River
Cataan Tubungan
San Joaquin Tiolas Leon
1 Sibalom-Baguingin
Watershed Siwaragan 5 Tigbauan
Watershed
Bayunas Baguingin River
Bayungan Oton
Uyongan Alimodian
Miag-ao Bakawan Janiuay
2
Watershed Tumagbok Badiangan
Naulid Magpa-Suage Mina
6
Guimbal Watershed New Lucena
Guimbal
3 Tanyan River - Igbaras Maasin
Watershed
Tarao River - Tubungan Pototan
Tigum River Calinog
Maasin Lambunao
Cabatuan Dueñas
Santa Barbara Upper Jalaur Passi City
7
Pavia Watershed Dingle
Tigum-Aganan
4 Aganan River San Rafael
Watershed
San Miguel Bingawan
Pavia San Miguel
Alimodian Barotac Nuevo
Leon Dumangas
Jaro River Zarraga
Lower Jalaur
8 Pototan
Watershed
Leganes
Bingawan
Anilao

Watershed Areas cont…

NAME OF NAME OF
COVERAGE COVERAGE
WATERSHED WATERSHED
Sara Alcaigan-Anilao Barotac Viejo
Asue-Serruco- 11
San Dionisio Watershed Ajuy
9 Lanjagan
Ajuy (Balugo, Malayuan,
Watershed Badbaran Lemery
Pulang, Tigbao, Majamlod 12
Watershed
Barotac Viejo Barotac Viejo San Rafael
10
Watershed Ajuy Batad
Sibajao-Binon-an- Balasan
13 Balanti-an
Watershed Balanti-an
3. Solid Waste Management

Table 18. Status of Solid Waste Management
Province of Iloilo, CY 2008
MRF Plans Existence of
Waste Type of Safe
(Material for a ordinances
MUNICIPALITY segregation Garbage closure
Recovery sanitary regulating SWMP
at source Disposal plan
Facility) landfill implementation
1 – Level of
Controlled
Ajuy No functionality Yes No Yes – Anti-littering
dumping
undetermined
Yes – Level of 1 – level of
Controlled
Anilao implementation functionality Yes Yes Yes – Anti-littering
dumping
undetermined undetermined
Badiangan No None None None None Yes – Clean and Green
Open
Yes – market
Balasan None dumpsite/ No No Yes – Anti-littering
only
Open pit
Yes – Anti-littering,
Yes – Level of 1 – Urban, 5 – separation of
Open
Banate implementation Rural, Non- No No recyclable and non-
dumpsite
undetermined functional recyclable, toxic waste
ordinance
1 – Not Open
Barotac Nuevo Yes Yes Yes Yes – Anti-littering
Operational dumpsite
2 – Level of
Yes – not fully Controlled
Batad functionality Yes No Yes – Anti-littering
implemented dumping
undetermined
Open
Bingawan No None Yes No None
dumpsite
1 – Non- Controlled
Btac. Viejo No Yes No Yes – Anti-littering
functional dumping
Yes – Municipal Solid
11 – Urban, Waste Management
Yes – Level of 57 – Rural – Board, Anti-littering,
Controlled
Cabatuan implementation Level of No Yes Maintenance of the
dumping
undetermined functionality Solid Waste
undetermined Management disposal
site
Yes – Anti-littering,
Yes (Schools 1- Controlled
Calinog Yes Yes Dumpsite and Garbage
only) Operational dumping
bin
Yes –
Controlled
Carles implementation None No No Yes – Anti-littering
dumping
not verified
No (Level of 1 –Urban, 5 –
Controlled Yes – Comprehensive
Concepcion implementation Rural (Non- No No
dumping SWMP, Anti-littering
undetermined) functional)


Waste Type of Safe
Yes – Comprehensive
No (Private Controlled and Integrated Solid
Dingle Yes Yes No
MRF) dumping Waste Management
System
No (Panning 5 - not Controlled Yes – Solid Waste
Duenas Yes No
stage) operational dumping Management
Yes – level of 1 – Level of
Open
Dumangas implementation functionality Yes Yes Yes – Anti-littering
dumpsite
Yes – Comprehensive
Open
Estancia No None No No ordinance to govern
dumpsite
the municipality
Urban – 4,
Controlled
Guimbal Yes Rural – 5, Not Yes Yes Yes – 10 – Year Plan
dumping
Operational
Yes – Level of 1–
Open
Igbaras implementation Functionality Yes No Yes – SWMP ordinance
dumpsite
5 with 16
Yes (5 zones – Level Yes – Comprehensive
Controlled
Janiuay Barangays of Yes Yes SWM, Environmental
dumping
only) functionality Code, Segregation
undetermined
Yes – Anti-littering, no
Open
Lambunao No None Yes No dumping of waste in
dumpsite
riverbanks
1–
Operational Open Yes – Anti-littering,
Leganes No Yes No
status dumpsite Segregation at source
undetermined
Open
Lemery No None Yes No Yes – Anti-littering
dumpsite
No Yes – Anti-littering and

No – under
Leon No disposal ------ ------ anti-dumping
construction
site ordinances
1 - Market, 2 Open Yes – No segregation,

Maasin No Yes Yes
- Poblacian dumpsite no collection ordinance
1 – Non- Controlled
Miag-ao No Yes No Yes – SWMP ordinance
functional dumping
Yes – level of 1 – Level of Yes – Comprehensive

Controlled
Mina implementation functionality No Yes solid waste
dumping
undetermined undetermined management ordinance
1 – Urban, 6
Yes – level of Rural, level of
Controlled Yes – Anti-littering,
New Lucena implementation functionality Yes Yes
dumping Waste segregation
( Mobile MRF)
Urban -1,
Rural 37 (
Yes – several Level of Kalahunan Yes – Anti-littering,
Oton No No
barangays only functionality in Dumpsite anti-dumping
the rural areas
undetermined)
Yes Yes – Anti-littering,
Controlled (under Environmental Code for
Passi City Yes 1 – Functional Yes
dumping construct RA 9003, Prohibition of
ion) burning of rice straw


Waste Type of Safe
No – Yes – Anti-littering,
2 – Planning Open
Pavia Yes Planning Yes Clean and Green
stage dumpsite
stage Program
No (Planning 1- Open
Pototan Yes Yes Yes – Anti-littering
stage) Operational dumpsite
No – Level of
1 – Non- Open
San Dionisio implementation No No Yes – Anti-littering
functional dumping
undetermined
Yes – 10 Year SWM,

Anti-littering,
No (Panning 1 – Not fully Open
San Enrique No No Regulating garbage
stage) Operational dumpsite
and animal waste
disposal
Yes – Level of
1 – Non- No
San Joaquin implementation --- No Yes – RA 9003
functional dumpsite
undetermined
Yes – Partial 2 – Not Controlled Yes – Anti-littering,

San Miguel Yes Yes
implementation Operational dumping Environment Code
Yes (8 Urban, Open

20 Rural) dumpsite
Santa Barbara Yes (Level of and Yes Yes Yes
functionality controlled
undetermined) dumping
Yes – Level of 2 – Urban, 39

Open
Sara implementation – Rural (Non- No No Yes – Anti-littering
dumpsite
undetermined functional)
Urban – 3,
Rural – 24,
Controlled
Tigbauan Yes Level of Yes No Yes – Anti-littering
dumping
functionality
undetermined
1–
Yes – not Controlled
Tubungan Functionality No No Yes – Anti-littering
implemented dumping
undetermined
Yes – level of Yes – Anti-littering,

1 – Non- Open No -
Zarraga implementation Yes Comprehensive SWMP
functional dumpsite Draft
undetermined (Planning stage only)

D. Infrastructure And Facilities
1. TRANSPORTATION
a. Land
a.1 Roads
Province of Iloilo
ROAD TYPE CONCRETE ASPHALT GRAVEL EARTH TOTAL (km)
NATIONAL (2008) 316.248 272.419 216.483 - 805.15

PROVINCIAL
81.763 10.405 579.791 - 671.959
(MARCH 2009)
MUNICIPAL (2008) 207.077 29.554 59.462 6.026 306.0111
BARANGAY (2008) 63.794 6.050 2,265.258 916.823 3,251.925
TOTAL 668.882 318.428 3,120.994 922.849 5,035.0451
Source: DPWH, Region 6 & Prov’l. Engineer’s Office, MPDO
a.2 Bridges
Province of Iloilo
OTHERS
STEEL
BRIDGE TYPE CONCRETE BAILEY TIMBER (RC TOTAL (lm)
DECK
PIPE)
NATIONAL (2008) 6,267.52 57.99 - 988.45 - 7,313.960
PROVINCIAL
993.810 156.00 9.0 540.00 - 1,698.810
(MARCH 2009)
MUNICIPAL (2008) 694.49 - 19.86 97.93 - 812.28
BARANGAY (2008) 917.12 76.00 189.76 713.827 11.00 1,927.707
TOTAL 8,872.94 76.00 218.62 2,340.207 11.000 11,752.757

Source: DPWH, Region 6 & Prov’l. Engineer’s Office, MPDO
a.3 Total Registered Motor Vehicles (2008)
Private 63,782
For Hire 15,136
Government 900
Total 79,818
a.4 Number Of Licenses And Permits Issued (2008)
Professional Licenses 13,760

Non-Professional Licenses 4,505
Conductor’s Permit 136
Student Permit 17,896
TOTAL 36,297
Source: Land Transportation Office

Fig. 16: ROAD NETWORK
Province of Iloilo

b. Air
b.1 The New Iloilo Airport
The New Iloilo Airport is located at Brgy. Duyan

- Duyan, Cabatuan, Iloilo with 2,500 m. x 45 m. runway
and a new terminal building with state-of-the-art
computerized facilities to accommodate flights from the
North and South of the country. Stands as one of the
busiest airports outside Manila, the new airport of
international standard is built on a wider and panoramic
location to cater the increasing influx of passengers
visiting Iloilo.
The province’s airport is one of the major airports

of the country and serves as a jump off point to different
provinces in Panay accommodating daily flights from
Manila and Cebu. The New Iloilo Airport Terminal could
now accommodate more passengers and cargoes. The
2,500 m. stretch of runway was overlaid with asphalt to
accommodate heavier aircrafts with an adjacent runway
strip of 2,620 m. The New Iloilo Airport was inaugurated
and started operation last June 13, 2007.
New Iloilo Airport Facilities and Operating Status (CY 2008 )
A. Classification/ Category: Category I

B. Existing Facilities
a. Land Area Utilization
• Runway (Asphalt Paved) :2,500m X 45m with turning pad
at both ends
• Runway Strip :2,620m X 300m
• 2- Taxiway Asphalt Paved) :1,000m X 23m
• Apron (Concrete Slab) :48,210sqm
• Vehicle Parking Area :21,376sqm (543 parking slots)
• Access Roads :3,000m X 30m (4 lanes- Asphalt
paved)
• Building
a) Passenger Terminal Bldg. :13,700sqm,3 stories
b) Cargo Terminal Bldg. :1,300sqm single storey
c) Administration Building :950sqm
d) Control tower & oper. :tower: 35m high and operation
building
:1,700sqm, 2 stories
e) Central Plant- Mechanical : 480sqm
f) Central Plant- Electrical : 2,077sqm
g) Maintenance Building : 660sqm
h) Crash Fire Rescue Station : 600sqm

• Utilities :3,500kVA Power Supply Sytem

: 4 sets 500kVA Standby
Generating System
: 250cum/day capacity Water
Supply System
:330kl capacity Sewerage
C. Nav aids/ Comms Equipment

• ILS20 and Glide Slope- LLZ GPS T- DME, frequency: 115.5
MHz 332.9 MHz CH 52Xt
• DVOR/DME- DVOR- frequency: 116.3 MHz, DME frequency:
CH110X
• Air Traffic Services- Aerodrome Control Tower, Flight Service
Station.
• Tower Frequencies- Primary- 123.4 MHz, Secondary- 118.2
MHz, Approach- 124.0 MHz, 121.0 MHz, Emergency- 121.5
MHz
• Flight Service Station- HF Single Band Radio, 5205.0 KHz (to
Mactan), 5447.5 KHz (to Manila)
• VHFFM Radio- Mobile Frequency- 138.025 MHz, Emergency
Backup Radios, VHF Tune able Radio (AC/DC operated), ICOM
Airband VHF Transceiver (Battery Operated)
• Meteorological Office with instrument available
• Wind Measurement System- Wind Speed sensors located Rwy
02/20, Averaging wind display
• Basic Meteorological Sensors- Air Temperature and relative
humility sensor, Barometer sensors, Data collecting and
processing units for the above sensors.
D. Runaway Lighting Facilities

• Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) at Runway20
• Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) at Runway 02
• Precision Approach Lighting System at the runway 20
• Simple approach lighting System at the runway 02
• Runway End Light at the Runway 02 & 20
• Threshold Light at the Runway 02 & 20
• Runway Wingbar Light
• Stopway Light at the Runway 02 & 20
• Wind Direction Indicator Light at the Runway 02 & 20
• Runway Edge light
• Sequence Flashing Lighting System
• Taxiway Edge Light
• Turning Pad Edge Light
• Aerodrome Beacon (White and Green)
• Illuminated Airfield Signage (690mm high)
• Illuminated Airfield Signage (890mm high)

E. Power Generating Backup

• 500 KVA 4160 V 3 phase 60Hz 1800 rpm Standby Generator
Engine
• 15 KVA 2 W 230 V 60Hz at Glide slope and Localizer
• 20 KVA Socomec Sicon UPS
• 100 KVA Socomec Sicon UPS
• 5 KVA Thorn Constant current Regulator
F. Water System
• Source- MIWD
• Tank Capacity- tank A 80m3, Tank B 80m3
G. Crash Fire and Rescue Fire Fighting Capability

Iloilo airport belongs to the category 6 and 3 units of fire trucks
as follows:
• 2 units CFR Mercedes Benz fire trucks 10,000 6x6
• Make- Marcedes Benz
• Model- MBOM 502 LA with Intelligence Engine System EUR 2
• Type- Diesel 4 stroke direct injection Turbo charged
• Cylinder- 8 in VEE
• Output power 476 HP @ 1.800 RPM
• Water capacity 10,000 liters each
• Discharge volume of monitor at 14 bar 3,614 liters/min
(water only)
• Discharge volume of monitor at 14 bar 4, 545 liters/min(with
foam)
• Foam mixing rate 3-6%
• Hose reel discharge 120 liters/min
• 250 kgs, nitrogen propelled dry chemical powder (DCP)
mounted
• Iloilo Airport overall capacity of water is 25,000 liters with
3,000 liters of foam (AFFR) and 750 kgs. of dry chemical
(DCP)
• Hose sizes- 1 ½ and 2 ½ double jacket
• Overall Firefighters/ Rescuers 30 with three shorting

H. Air Flight Frequencies
CEBU PACIFIC AIR

MNL-ILO AIRBUS ILO-MNL
5J 451 DAILY AIRBUS 04:45 H 5J 452 06:20 H
5J 449 T-TH-SAT-SUN AIRBUS 07:30 H 5J 450 09:05 H
ILO-DVO AIRBUS DVO-ILO

5J 348 M/T/TH/F/SAT/SUN AIRBUS 6:30H 5J 347 8:05H
ILO-CEB ATR CEB - ILO

5J 162 DAILY 08:00 H 5J 161 09:05 H
5J 166 DAILY 14:30 H 5J 165 15:35 H
5J 170 DAILY T/TH/SUN-18:40 5J 171 19:45 H
AIR PHILIPPINES
MNL-ILO ILO-MNL
2P 991 DAILY 16:35 H 2P 990 13:20 H
2P 992 17:05 H
CEB-ILO ILO-CEB
2P 20 DAILY 12:50 H 2P
DVO VIA CEB-ILO ILO-DVO VIA CEB

2P DAILY 2P
GENSAN VIA CEB-ILO ILO-GENSAN VIA CEB

2P T/THU/SUN 2P
PHILIPPINE AIRLINES
ILO-MNL MNL-ILO
PR 140 DAILY 6:55 AM PR 139 DAILY 5:00 AM
PR 142 DAILY 10:45 AM PR 141 DAILY 8:50 AM
PR 144 DAILY 2:05 PM PR 143 DAILY 12:05 PM
Source: Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines

b.2 ATO Services Handled

As of 2008
b.2.1 ) Air Traffic Handled

PAL Flights 2,885
Air Phil. 2,466
Cebu Pacific 4,006
Light Planes 2,266
Military 491
b.2.2) Passengers Handled
Incoming Outgoing
PAL 181,785 PAL 177,977
Air Phil 105,923 Air Phil 110,838
Cebu Pacific 241,540 Cebu Pacific 248,272
Light Planes 121
Military 375
b.2.3) Volume of Cargoes (in kg.) Handled
Incoming Outgoing
PAL 1,719,715 PAL 1,297,310
Air Phil 1,165,663 Air Phil 807,485
Cebu Pacific 3,049,080 Cebu Pacific 1,481,020
c. Sea
c.1 Ports, Piers & Wharves
c.1.1) Iloilo Port is the third largest port in the

country after Manila and Cebu. The Iloilo River Wharf
has a total berth length of 1,700 m. while the old foreign
pier has 345 m. quay converted to domestic terminal.
The Iloilo Commercial Port Complex, with 400 m. quay,
caters to foreign vessels and domestic containerized
vessels.
The Port of Iloilo is divided into three, namely:

1. The Iloilo River Wharf - it has a total length of
1,700 m. winding through the heart of the city.
2. Old Foreign Pier - consists of 345 m. quay and

converted into domestic passengers’ terminal.

3. Iloilo Commercial Port Complex - consists of 400

m. quay and caters to foreign vessels as well as domestic
containerized vessels.
Dredging 490,413.00 cu.m
Reclamation 20.83 has
Berthing Depth 10.50 m.
Operational Area 1.83 has.
Backup Area 9.70 has.
c.1.2) Iloilo Fishing Port Complex (IFPC)

The Iloilo Fishing Port Complex (IFPC) is
the center of fish trading and marine products
processing in Region VI. It was constructed to
provide safe landing facilities for fishing vessels,
reduce fish spoilage and prevent double handling
of fish. IFPC is situated in a 21-hectare reclaimed
area at Pala-Pala, Brgy. Tanza, Molo, Iloilo City.
This strategic location has made the port the
major fish source of Iloilo City’s major public
markets and adjacent municipalities.
IFPC Services and Facilities (as June of 2009)
Breakwater : 470 meters in length

Landing Quay for:
a. Tuna Boat : 70 meters in length at -5.5
meters in depth
b. Trawlers & Purseiners : 110 meters in length at -4
meters in depth
c. Basnigans : 70 meters in length at -2
meters in depth
d. Bancas : 200 meters in length at-1
meter in depth
Slipway with Winch : 2 units, @ 190 m. for 250
GT vessels
Refrigeration Building
a. Ice Making Capacity : 50 tons capacity, (2 sets
@ 25 tons per day);
non operational; for lease
b. Daily Ice Storage : 50 tons capacity;
non-operational; for lease
c. Ice Storage : 200 tons capacity;
non-operational; for lease
d. Cold Storage No. 1 : 360sq.m. floor area;
operational;
compartmentalized; 100%
occupied

e. Cold Storage No. 2 : 250 tons; non- operational
f. Contact Plate Freezer : 3 units @ 960- kg.

capacity; and 1 unit @ 1,500
kg. capacity; 4 hours per
cycle freezing time
g. Chiller Room : 135.96 sq. m. floor area;
operational
h. Plug-in for Reefer Van : 440V & 220V; can
accommodate 15-20
containers at a time
(10,20 & 40 footer)
i. Refrigerated Blue Van : 3- tons capacity; designed
for storing frozen products;
for lease
Market Hall : 1,400 sq.m., 27 Market Stalls
@ 50sq.m./stall (100%
occupied)
Municipal Shed : Total area-280 sq.m.;occupied
area- 3 bays or 120 sq. m.
Administration Building : 620 sq.m.
Water Supply System : Supplied by MIWD with
underground reservoir, with
capacity of 600 cubic meters,
elevated tank- 90- cubic
meter capacity
Carpentry Shop : 620 sq.m ; 506 sq.m leased
out of Valuerich Farms
Enterprises, a chicken
dressing plant
Foundry Shop : 400 sq.m. utilized as IFPC
Warehouse
Raw Land : 4 hectares available for lease
(commercial/ industrial areas)
Source: Phil. Fisheries Development Authority, Iloilo City

Table 19. Port Traffic Statistic

As of 2008
Base Port of Port of Private

Particulars
Port Estancia Dumangas Facilities
Number of Shipcalls
Foreign 38 0 0 38
Domestic 9118 1143 4992 534
Gross Registered Tonnage
Foreign 415,394 0 O 135,122
Domestic 8,901.789 452,596 1,539,621 613,072
Cargo Throughput (MT)
Foreign
Import 275,350 0 0 13,290
Export 8,080 0 0 0
Domestic 1,953,521 48,422 464,951 469,090
Number of Containers (TEUs)
Foreign 0 0 0 0
Domestic 81,935 0 0 442
Passenger Traffic
Disembarked 957,288 2,071 122,842 11,992
Embarked 944,045 2,785 154,630 13,916
Base Port (TMO Fort San Pedro, TMO Muelle loney, TMO Loboc & Miag-ao; TEUs – Twenty Equivalent Units
Private Ports (All Registered Private Ports in the Province of Iloilo
Source: Phil. Ports Authority
Table 20. Roll-On-Roll-Off Vessels

As of 2008
NAME OF VESSEL SHIPPING LINES

Iloilo- Bacolod
MARIA ISABEL Montenegro Shipping Lines, Inc.
LAKBAYAN UNO Millennium Shipping Lines
Dumanggas- Bacolod
TABUELAN NAVISTAR Tri- Star Megalink Corp.
ARCHANGEL NAVISTAR Tri- Star Megalink Corp.
MIKA MARI Jomalia Shipping Corp.
LAKBAYAN UNO Millinium Shipping Lines, Inc.
MA. ANGELA Montenegro Shipping Lines, Inc.
MA. LOLITA Montenegro Shipping Lines, Inc.
STO. NINO NAVISTAR Tri- Star Megalink Corp.
Iloilo- Guimaras
MV FELIPE F.F. Cruz Shipping Corp.
SOURCE: Phil. Ports Authority

Table 21. Domestic Shipping Companies Registered Under IMRO

As of 2008
Name of Company Type Location

Amigo Shipping Corporation Tramping Arroyo St., Iloilo City
West Visayan Shipping Corporation Cargo Muelle Loney St., Iloilo City
DARUMA TRANSPORT CORP. Tramping Arroyo St., Iloilo City
Harmony Express Transport Corp. Tramping Muelle Loney St., Iloilo City
Maru Transport Corp. Tramping Muelle Loney St., Iloilo City
ROVI Navigation Lines Inc. Passenger/ Cargo 61 Com. Civil St. Iloilo City
c/o Dr. Loel Losanes La Mirada Subd.,
Neptune Transport Corp. Passenger/Cargo
Jaro, Iloilo City
Milagrosa J. Shipping Corp. Liner/Cargo Jarfel Bldg., Lapuz, Lapaz, Iloilo City
Aleson Shipping Corp. Passenger/Cargo Muelle Loney, Iloilo City
Philippine Fast Ferry Corp. Passenger Muelle Loney, Iloilo City
FF Cruz Shipping Corp. Passenger/cargo , Loboc, Bo. Obrero, Iloilo City
Bullet Express Corp. Fast Craft Muelle Loney, Iloilo City
Royal Ferry Services Corp. Fast Craft Muelle Loney, Iloilo City
Jumbo Fishing Corp. Fishing De La Rama St., Iloilo City
Martin Agro Industrial Corp., Cargo Mandurriao, Iloilo City
SAL Fishing Corp. Fishing Lapuz, Iloilo Ci ty
Negros Navigation Co. Inc.* Liner/Cargo Muelle Loney, Iloilo City
WG & A Liner/Cargo Rizal St., Iloilo City
Sulpicio Lines* Liner/Cargo Rizal St., Iloilo City
Trans Asia Shipping Co.* Liner/Cargo Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City
Source: Maritime Industry Authority Note:*Operating in Iloilo City but not homeported in Iloilo
IMRO – Iloilo Maritime Regional Office
c.2 List Of Ship Builders, Ship Repairer, Ship

Breaker
c.2.1) Afloat Repairer and Boat Builder (2008)
Small Shipyard
1. A-1Ship Builder & Ship Repair Co.

Lapuz, Lapaz, Iloilo City
Mr. Jonathan C. Uy / Manager
Engr. Dunn Jumao-as , Operations Head
Tel: (033) 338-1277 / 337-3387
Facility Profile: MarineRailway,Graving Dock
2. Lacson Marine Consultancy Services

Retransco Compd., Lapuz, Lapaz, Iloilo City
Engr. Michael V. Lacson / Manager
Mr. Rodolfo Durana / Shipyard Supervisor
Tel: (003) 336-8448
Facility Profile: Marine Railway

3. LGS Ship Building & Ship Repair

Brgy. Tiolas, San Joaquin, Iloilo
Mr. Patricio Lucero / Manager
Engr. Noel Lucero / Project Engineer
Tel: (033) 321-2410
Facility Profile: Round Log
4. Universal Shipways and Marine Services

Iloilo Fishing Port Complex, Tanza, Iloilo City
Engr. Dexie Sepanton / Operations Manager
Large Shipyard & Ship Breaker
1. F.F. Cruz & Co.,Inc.

Brgy. Loboc, Lapuz, Lapaz, Iloilo City
Engr. Bernadette C. Rosales/Project Mgr.
Capt. Renato Sabado/ Operations Manager
Tel: (033) 337-1046 /336-4195
Fax: (033) 337-1046
Facility Profile: Floating Dock
Afloat Ship Repair (Marine Engineering Shop)
1. J.S. Layson & Co., Inc.

St. Elizabeth Center,Varleria St.,Iloilo City
Ms.Emmalyn presado / Project Manager
Mr. Vicente Gemolaga / Supervisor
Tel: (033) 337-3425/335-0254/336-2850
Facility Profile: Round log, Marine
Engineering Shop
Boat Builder
1. Rodney G. Belgira
Brgy. Talokganan, Banate, Iloilo
2. Arnel Gordon
Brgy. Poblacion, Concepcion, Iloilo
3. Wilfredo Pagayon
Brgy. Botongon, Estancia, Iloilo
Source: Maritime Industry Authority

2. POWER
a. Power Facilities
Table 22. Inventory of Power Plants

As of 2009
RATED CAPACITY
POWER PLANT GRID
(MW)
Amlan Hydro Electric Plant 0.4
San Carlos Bio Energy 8.3
Panay Geothermal Ppower Plant 1 111.0
NEGROS
Panay Geothermal Ppower Plant 2 80.0
First Farmer Holdings Corporation 21.0
Northern Negros Geothermal Power Plant 50.0
Bohol Diesel Power Plant 22.0
Janopol hydro Eplant BOHOL 5.0
Loboc Hydro Eplant 1.2
Cebu Diesel Power Plant 1 43.8
Cebu Power Plant Corporation 70.0
Cebu Thermal Power Plant 1 50.0
Cebu Thermal Power Plant 2 56.8
East Asia Utility Corporation CEBU 49.6
Land Based Gas Turbine 1 27.5
Land Based Gas Turbine 2 27.5
Toledo Power Corporation (Carmen) 45.8
Toledo power Corporation- Sangi 125.8
Leyte Geothermal Power Plant 1 LEYTE- 112.5
Leyte A (total) SAMAR 595.3
AVON- New Wash. 5.0
AVON- Nabas 12.5
AVON- River 20.0
Enervantage Diesel Power Plant 16.5
Power Barge 101 32.0
PANAY
Panay Diesel Power Plant 1 36.5
Panit- an Modular 25.4
Panay Diesel Power Plant 3 110.02
TRANS- ASIA 3.5
Panay Power Corporation (PECO) 72.0
Source: National Grid Corporation

Fig. 17: POWER FACILITIES (PANAY GRID)

Western Visayas Area

Table 23. NPC Operation Highlight

As of 2008
0700H- 1200H 1200H- 1700H 1700H- 2000H
(MW) (MW) (MW)
NPC Capacity 776 785 796
System Capacity 1100 1116 1151
Actual Peak Demand 1083 1113 1176
Net Reserve 17 4 -25
Note: PEAK DEMAND BASED ON CNPLS GRID; SYSTEM CAPACITY INCLUDES IPP'S CAPACITY NET RES. IS THE
DIFFERENCE OF SYSTEM CAP. AND PEAK DEM.
Source: National Power Corporation
b. Power Status
Table 24. Energization Status
As of December 2008
Status PECO ILECO 1 ILECO II ILECO III
Mun./District Covered Iloilo City 15 II,III,IV 13
Potential Consumers 65,712 95,074 111,878 68,695
Total Membership 51,710 114,478 82,505 47,730
Houses Connected 51,710 100,855 79,309 45,522
No. of Barangays 180 794 587 340
Barangay Energized 180 794 578 313
Number of Consumers by Type of Service
Residential 47,410 70,996 70,945 29,106
Commercial 2,547 1,603 2,399 1,149
Power 919 - 55 -
Public Bldgs./Offices 115 783 712 529
Street Lights 421 413 214 87
Other Government 98 - - -
Intermediate/Industrial 199 187 190 29
BAPA - 21,094 9,623
Miscellaneous 1 - - -
Sale for Resale - - - 1
BAPA – Barangay Power Association Source: PECO, ILECO I, II & III
c. Power Rates
Table 25. Power Rates
As of 2008
Residential Commercial Industrial / Intermediate
ILECO I
Ave. Rate per kwh 6.2638 6.0982 5.8110
*Fix Charge 5.00 48.5288 111.5241
ILECO II
Ave. Rate per kwh 6.3158 5.1777 4.4400
*Fix Charge 5.00 167.2235 353.4422
ILECO III
Ave. Rate per kwh 6.7704 6.3243 5.9888
*Fix Charge 5.00 217.11 490.01
PECO
Basic Rate 10.2395 10.5649 10.2110
*added to the bill As of May 2005 Source: Iloilo Electric Cooperatives; PECO

3. COMMUNICATION
a. Telecommunication
Table 26. List of Telephone Exchanges
(Province of Iloilo: As of December 2008)
No. of CAPACITY TELEPHONE LOADS
TYPE of
LOCATION exchan Pending AREA SERVED
Switches
ge Islacom Pldt Telof Others Islacom Pldt Telof Others
PLDT ILOILO CITY EXCHANGE
PLDT GUANCO, ILOILO CITY 1 NEAX/NGN 19,871 12,970 ILOILO CITY, OTON
PLDT LAPAZ, ILOILO CITY EXCHANGE 1 EWSD/NGN 19,536 11,589 ILOILO CITY, PAVIA
PLDT MANDURRIAO (RSU) 1 EWSD 4,628 2,816 ILOILO CITY
EWSD/DECK LINK
ISLACOM, ILOILO CITY 1 38,712 10,664 ILOILO CITY
KRONE
PLDT ALIMODIAN EXCHANGE 1 SYS 12 900 721 ALIMODIAN, SAN MIGUEL, LEON
AJUY, CONCEPCION, SAN DIONISIO,
ISLACOM, AJUY 1 KRONE 2,638 112
SARA
PLDT BANATE EXCHANGE 1 SYS 12 500 473 BANATE, ANILAO, BTAC. VIEJO
ISLACOM, BANATE 1 KRONE 2,638 222 BANATE, ANILAO, BAROTAC VIEJO
PLDT DUMANGAS / BTAC. NUEVO 1 EWSD 1,008 643 DUMANGAS, BTAC. NUEVO
CALINOG EXCHANGE 1 JISCOS 8005 920 349 CALINOG
ISLACOM, CARLES 1 KRONE 2,638 104 CARLES, BALASAN, BATAD, ESTANCIA
ISLACOM, CABATUAN (RDLU) 1 EWSD 1,920 657 CABATUAN
ISLACOM, DUEÑAS (ONU-from Passi
1 ONU 300 122 DUEÑAS
City)
PLDT DINGLE EXCHANGE 1 SYS 12 500 402 DINGLE, DUEÑAS, SAN ENRIQUE
PLDT ESTANCIA EXCHANGE 1 EWSD 1,644 457 ESTANCIA, BALASAN
GUIMBAL, IGBARAS, MIAG-AO,
ISLACOM, GUIMBAL WLL/KRONE 1 KRONE 5,276 357
TIGBAUAN, TUBUNGAN
SITELCO, GUIMBAL EXCHANGE 1 EWSD 2,000 496 GUIMBAL
PANTELCO, JANIUAY EXCHANGE 1 MD110/50 464 455 32 JANIUAY
ISLACOM, JANIUAY (RDLU) 1 EWSD 1,920 441 JANIUAY
SITELCO, IGBARAS EXCHANGE 1 EWSD 1,000 288 IGBARAS
DECK LEGANES, DUMANGAS, NEW LUCENA,
ISLACOM, LEGANES 1 9,196 508
LINK/KRONE PAVIA, ZARRAGA, SANTA BARBARA
ISLACOM, LAMBUNAO (RDLU) 1 EWSD 1,792 262 LAMBUNAO
LAMBUNAO EXCHANGE 1 JISCOS 8005 1,152 133 LAMBUNAO
ISLACOM, LEMERY 1 KRONE 2,638 18 LEMERY, SAN RAFAEL
ISLACOM, MAASIN 1 KRONE 2,638 94 MAASIN
SITELCO, MIAG-AO EXCHANGE 1 EWSD 2,000 1,373 MIAG-AO
ISLACOM, MIAG-AO (RDLU) 1 EWSD 2,560 194 MIAG-AO

DECK OTON, ALIMODIAN, LEON, SAN
ISLACOM, OTON 1 5,276 361
LINK/KRONE MIGUEL, TIGBAUAN
PASSI CITY TELOF EXCHANGE 1 JISCOS 8005 632 146 PASSI CITY
PANTELCO II, PASSI EXCHANGE 1 MD110/50 792 557 PASSI CITY
ISLACOM, PASSI CITY (RDLU) 1 EWSD/ 3,794 222 PASSI CITY
ONU/ BINGAWAN
CALINOG, DINGLE, DUENAS,
Research And Statistics Section
1 KRONE
LAMBUNAO, SAN ENRIQUE
ISLACOM, PAVIA 1 DECK LINK 1,960 176 PAVIA
ISLACOM, POTOTAN (RDLU) 1 EWSD 2,560 697 POTOTAN
MINA (ONU-from Pototan) 210 149 MINA
DINGLE (ONU-from Pototan) 240 134 DINGLE
POTOTAN TELOF EXCHANGE 1 JISCOS 8005 632 85 POTOTAN
SARA, CONCEPCION, AJUY, LEMERY,
PLDT SARA EXCHANGE 1 SYS 12 600 359
SAN DIONISIO
SITELCO, SAN JOAQUIN EXCHANGE 1 EWSD 1,000 377 SAN JOAQUIN
TRGV JAFGO, SAN JOAQUIN
1 EWSD 300 150 100 SAN JOAQUIN
EXCHANGE
ISLACOM, STA. BARBARA (RDLU) 1 EWSD 1,920 1,060 STA. BARBARA
ISLACOM, TIGBAUAN (RDLU) 1 EWSD 1,920 932 TIGBAUAN
37
Total 40 92,746 49,187 3,336 7,556 17,486 30,430 713 3,696 132

b. Cellular Mobile Telephone Services (CMTS)
Table 27. CMTS Base Stations

As of 2008
Cellular Companies
MUNICIPALITIES TOTAL
Globe Sun Islacom Smart
Ajuy 1 1 2
Alimodian 1 1 2
Anilao 1 1
Badiangan 1 1 2
Balasan 1 1 2
Banate 1 1 2
Barotac Nuevo 1 1 2 4
Barotac Viejo 2 1 3
Batad 1 1 2
Bingawan 1 - 1
Cabatuan 1 1 2 4
Carles 2 1 3
Calinog 1 2 3
Concepcion 1 1 2
Dingle 1 1 2
Dueñas 2 2
Dumangas 1 1
Estancia 2 2
Guimbal 2 2
Igbaras 1 1 2
Iloilo City 10 10 46 66
Janiuay 3 1 4
Lambunao 1 2 3
Leganes 2 2 4
Lemery 1 1 2
Leon 1 1 2
Maasin 1 1
Miagao 1 1 2
Mina 1 1 2
New Lucena 1 2 3
Oton 2 1 2 5
Passi City 1 1 1 3
Pavia 1 1 2 4
Pototan 1 1 2
San Dionisio 1 1
San Enrique 2 1 3
San Joaquin 2 2 4
San Miguel 1 1
San Rafael - 1 1
Sara 1 2 3
Sta. Barbara 1 1 2 4
Tigbauan 1 2 3
Tubungan 1 1 2
TOTAL 51 18 1 99 169
Source: National Telecommunication Commission

c. BUTEL Communication Services (2008)

c.1 Telegraph (including Iloilo City) 8
c.2 Telephone Exchanges 6
Local--------------------------------------2
Long Distance----------------------------2
Electronic Communication (Internet)---2
d. Post Offices in the Province of Iloilo

Postal Services (2008)
Post Office 43 Post Master 45
Mail Carrier 60 Postal Station 2
e. Tri-Media; including Iloilo City (2008)
a) Total No. of Broadcast Stations 26

No. of Radio AM Stations 10
No. of FM Stations 16
b) Total No. of TV Stations 3

c) Total No. of CATV (Cable Stations) 44
Source: National Telecommunication Commission
3. WATER
a. Irrigation Facilities
Table 28. Major Irrigation Systems by Service Area

Province of Iloilo: CY 2008
Service Irrigated/Benefited Area

Major Irrigation System Area (Ha.)
(Ha.) Wet Dry
Season Season
1. Jalaur Suague RIS 12,789.72 12,789.72 11,939.60
a. Jalaur Proper 8,207.75 8,207.75 7,564.96
b. Jalaur Extension 2,128.28 2,128.28 2,051.10
c. Suague
2,453.69 2,453.69 2,323.54
2. Btac. Viejo River Irrigation System 1,700.29 1,600.00 1,011.55
3. Aganan- Sta. Barbara RIS 7,529.75 7,529.75 4,520.00
4. Sibalom River Irrigation System 2,019.20 2,019.20 1,012.00
Total 24,038.96 23,938.67 18,483.15
Source: National Irrigation Administration

b. Potable Water Supply Sources
Table 29. Potable Water Supply

Province of Iloilo: As of 2008
Level I Level II Level III

No. of Household with access to safe water 204,440 39,935 62,256
Source: Provincial Health Office
b.1 METRO ILOILO WATER DISTRICT SERVICES

As of 2008
b.1.1) Source Capacity Location
3
Surface Water 38,700 m /day Daja, Maasin, Iloilo
3
Ground Water 12,500 m /day San Miguel, Pavia, Oton
b.1.2) Treatment and Water Quality

1. Water Treatment Plant Capacity Location
Water Treatment Plant 37,000 m3/day Brgy. Talangauan, Sta. Barabra, Iloilo
3
Rapid San Filter 1,700 m /day Brgy. Buntalan, Maasin, Iloilo
2. Water Quality (Physical & Chemical Characteristics)

Raw Water Processed Water
GW SW GW SW
Ph 7.9 8 7.9
Taste Unobjectionable Unobjectionable
Color Clear Clear Clear Clear
Turbidity .339 19 .399 .648
Bicarbonates 490 229.36 490 224
Acidity 16 NIL 16 NIL
Free CO2 14.08 NIL 14.08 NIL
Chlorides (Cl) 64 12 64 12
Iron (Fe) NIL NIL NIL NIL
Hardness 64 36 64 34
Total Dissolved Solid (TDS) 488 488 488 488
Residual Chlorine NIL NIL 1.5 1.5
Alkalinity 188 402 184
Source: Metro Iloilo Water District

b.1.3) Service Connections

As of December 2008
Sta. Iloilo San

Maasin Cabatuan Pavia Oton Total
Barbara City Miguel
Domestic 291 1,429 1,276 2,319 19,559 373 2,582 27,829
Government 8 18 18 11 134 6 1 196
Commercial 12 25 40 64 2,693 9 50 2,893
Public Faucet 6 9 8 133 - 3 159
Total 311 1,478 1,343 2,402 22,519 388 2,636 31,077
Population Served : 79,200
Average Monthly Production : 14,264,087.14 cu.m.
Monthly Average Consumption per Service Connection: 25.12 cu.m.
No. of Service Connections : 31,269 (as of March 2008)
Table 30. No. of Services Billed & Consumption by Area Coverage

As of 2008
Area Coverage No. of Services Consumption

(Iloilo Dist./Municipality) Billed (cu.m./month)
Iloilo City 21,838 571,417
Maasin 301 6,083
Cabatuan 1,413 26,909
Sta. Barbara 1,258 34,380
Pavia 2,619 65,906
San Miguel 375 6,931
Oton 2,154 40,899
Total 29,958 752,525

Source: Metro Iloilo Water District

E. Commerce, Trade And Industry
1. INDUSTRY
Table 31. Sugar and Sugarcane Production

Province of Iloilo: CY 2007-2008
CASA Passi Sugar Passi Sugar
Total
Central I Central II
Sugar Production (Lkg) 436,967.54 1,152,760.04 283,063.02 1,872,791.20
Cane Milled (Tons) 262,984,742 549,729.760 180,804.08 1,102,018.602
Molasses Due Cane (Tons) 6,958.292 22,277.566 6,724.172 35,960.030
Export Sugar “A” (-Lkg) 26,218.06 69,153.74 16,978.92 112,350.72
Domestic Sugar “B” (L-kg) 327,725.68 896,182.20 219,361.30 1,443,269.16
Reserved Sugar “C”, L-kg 73,536.18 151,287.78 35,986.63 260,810.59
World Market Sugar “D” L-kg 9,487.62 36,136.32 10,736.77 56,360.71
Lkg. = 50 kg/bag
Source: Sugar Regulatory Administration
Table 32. List of DTI Registered Establishments

Business Name Registered Capitalization Location
Yapsonville Subdivision Micro Ajuy

Cebuana Lhuiliier Pawnshop0-Balasan Branch Small Balasan
Kit And Zyd Rice Mill Small Balasan
Mercury Drug- Balasan Del Rosario Branch Small Balasan
St. Matthew Medical Imaging Services- Balasan Branch Micro Balasan
G & T Rice Mill Micro Banate
Jupan Merchandise Micro Banate
S & R Enterprises Micro Banate
Banate Petron Service Station Micro Banate
Apgm Aggregates Micro Barotac Nuevo
Barotac Nuevo Pharmacy Micro Barotac Nuevo
Bobot Poultry Farm Micro Barotac Nuevo
Jarvill Rock Plant Micro Barotac Nuevo
Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop- Barotac Viejo Branch Small Barotac Viejo
Eurostar Cable Tv Micro Barotac Viejo
Roadhouse Transport Terminal Micro Barotac Viejo
Batad Ice Plant Micro Batad
Balcarse General Merchant Micro Cabatuan
Carsco Gasoline Station Micro Cabatuan
St. Matthew Medical Imaging Services- Cabatuan Branch Micro Cabatuan
Urt Construction And Supply Micro Cabatuan
Natividad S. Ramillo Grains Retailer And Wholesaler Micro Cabatuan
Urt Drinking Station Micro Cabatuan
Joy & Mahal Palay Buying Station Micro Calinog
Sarangani Private Emssion Testing Center- Calinog Micro Calinog
V. P. Caritativo Aggregates & Hollow Blocks Factory Micro Calinog
Dos Hijas Beach Resort Micro Carles
Felyn Seafoods Products Micro Carles

Manta Crab Station Micro Carles

Cb Crude Station Micro Concepcion
Megam Pearl Building Micro Dingle
Starr Mountain Resort Micro Dingle
Tri-B Marketing Micro Dingle
Christian Petron Gasoline Station Micro Dueñas
Aaa Remotegate Systems Supply Micro Dumangas
Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop-Dumangas Branch Small Dumangas
Depra Motor Works Micro Dumangas
Julian Poultry Farm Micro Dumangas
Ros-Lim Marketing Micro Dumangas
Barku Pension House Micro Estancia
New Mary Jade Store Micro Estancia
New Mary Jade Store-Branch Micro Estancia
Visayan Seaspeed Marketing Micro Estancia
Bombe Furniture-Branch Micro Estancia
Guerrero M. Corteza Petron Station Micro Estancia
Garinfarm Small Guimbal
Octagon Farm Products And Supply Micro Guimbal
Sarangani Private Emssion Testing Center- Guimbal Micro Guimbal
Villa Estrella Subdivision Micro Igbaras
St. Matthew Medical Imaging Services- Janiuay Branch Micro Janiuay
Gabarra Store Micro Janiuay
Johnny Way's Automatic Tubig Machine Micro Janiuay
Nts Concrete Products Construction Supply Micro Janiuay
Mel & Judy Hog Farm (Lambunao Branch) Medium Lambunao
P. Guevara Sand & Gravel And Hollow Block Factory Small Lambunao
Lacuesta General Marketing Micro Lambunao
Nomar Livestock Grower Micro Lambunao
Leganes Petron Filling Station Micro Leganes
Forell Enterprises Micro Leganes
Love Love General Merchant Micro Leganes
Ngl Distributor Micro Leganes
Joquino Store Micro Maasin
Romer Bakeshop Micro Maasin
Miagao Health Cooperative Micro Miagao
Moleta Memorial Chapel & Services Micro Miagao
Nismal Motor Parts And Hardware Micro Miagao
Nulada's Trading Small Miagao
Xian Tung Marketing Small Miagao
Yul Metal Craft Micro New Lucena
Egv Jr. Farm Mechanization & Post Harvest Service Micro Oton
Garin Farm Tiosko Sa Oton Small Oton
Oton Building Rentals Small Oton
Oton Caltex Station Micro Oton
Uy Petron South Station Micro Oton
A. Palmares Sand & Gravel Micro Passi City
Auser Drive In Pension And Restaurant Micro Passi City
Gh Enterprises- Branch Micro Passi City
Hardy & Catie Building Micro Passi City
The Garden Pavilion Hotel And Restaurant Small Passi City
Anggo Sari Sari Store Micro Passi City
Hi Way Shell Station Micro Passi City
Ctm Enterprise Small Pavia
Damasco Marketing Small Pavia
Jardo Lau Funeral Parlor Micro Pavia
Jl Wanky Construction Supply & Heavy Equipment Micro Pavia
Maquiling Apartment Micro Pavia
Manta Crab Station Micro Carles
Cb Crude Station Micro Concepcion

Marlusa Construction Supply Micro Pavia

Pavia Internet Café Micro Pavia
Pp Poultry Dresser Micro Pavia
Awi Concrete Products & Construction Supply Small Pototan
Navarra Rice Mill Small Pototan
P & A Farm Supply (Branch) Micro Pototan
Rad Marketing Micro Pototan
Tribal Trends Industries Micro Pototan
P & A Farm Supply-Main Micro Pototan
Saturn Pawnshop-Iloilo Micro Pototan
Algersan Mini Mart Micro San Joaquin
Ridge Clear Waters Refilling Station Micro San Joaquin
Egger Farm Small San Miguel
San Miguel Mih Petron Gas Station Small San Miguel
Reynaldo's Export/Import Micro San Miguel
Carry All Construction Small Sara
Carry All Merchandising Micro Sara
Fast Pharma Micro Sara
Expeed Pharma Micro Sara
Model Agro Sales Micro Sara
Rhea Cable Station Micro Sara
A And A Enterprise Micro Sta. Barbara
Amando-Juana Bldg. Micro Sta. Barbara
L. G. Heavy Equipment Rental & Water Drilling Service Micro Sta. Barbara
Teresita Building Micro Sta. Barbara
Mexy Construction Supply Micro Sta. Barbara
Sta. Barbara Pension House Small Sta.Barbara
Drv Marketing Small Tigbauan
Lgp Arcade Micro Zarraga
N.M.S. Sand & Gravel Small Zarraga
Note: Capitalization: Large=1000.01M up; Medium=15.0M-100.0M; Small=3.01M-15.0M; Micro=3.0M & below
Source: Dept. of Trade & Industry, Iloilo Provincial Office
2. TRADE
Table 33. Business Names Registered

Amount of Investment
Sector No. of Firms No. of Workers
(Php)
MANUFACTURING 88 374 19,983,858.29
SERVICES 1,139 5,066 443,262,810.15
TRADING
Retail 949 3,514 959,991,777.07
Wholesale 39 155 7,231,964.41
Export 1 1 230,000.00
Import 3 6 1,172,000.00
Total 2,219 9,116 1,431,872,409.92
Source: Department of Trade & Industry, Iloilo Provincial Office

Fig. 18: Business Name Registration by Amount of Investment (Php) : 2008
30.96% 67.65%
1.40%
Manufacturing Services Trading
Table 34. Export Performance

Province of Iloilo: Jan.-Dec 2008
Commodity Weight in Kls. FOB Value (US$)

Description BOI Non-BOI BOI Non-BOI
Crabmeat 674, 434 12,358,817.56
Frozen Marine
24,472 232,333.97
Products
Assorted Frozen
16,268 327,530 171,012.65 438,401.78
Marine Products
Asstd. Marine
171,329.00 162,145.94
Products
Live Lobster 525 3,375
Instant Ginger Tea 3,340 20,672.64
Ginger Chews 1,700 10,164.81
Dried Mango 1,330 26,880.00
Banana Chips 16,048 119,856.92
Muscovado Sugar 226,600 299,045.16
Coal in Bulk 1,000,773,451 43,197,278.67
Steel scrap 8,080,413.00 1,292,866.08
Virgin coconut Oil 410.00 3,369.20
Bamboo Rings 7.00 72.00
Total 715,174 1,009,602,683 12,762,164.18 45,574,128.20
Source: Department of Trade & Industry, Iloilo Provincial Office

3. FINANCING INSTITUTIONS
Table 35. Banks
As of 2008
`
Name of Bank (Universal No. of

Location
Banks) Branches
Lopez Bldg., Aldeguer St., Iloilo City

Sarabia Manor 101, General Luna St., Iloilo City
1. Allied Banking Ledesma Cor. Quezon Sts.., Iloilo City
6
Corporation Ledesma St., Jaro., Iloilo City
Guanco St., Pototan, Iloilo
Sta. Barbara, Iloilo
JM Basa St., Iloilo City
Esther Bldg., Ledesma St., Iloilo City
Iznart St., Iloilo City
Natividad Bldg. Jaena St., Molo., Iloilo City
Valeria Cor. Solis Sts., Iloilo City
2. Banco De Oro Unibank L317 BL2 A-1 Iznart St., Iloilo City
12
Inc. NB Bldg., Lopez Jaena St., Jaro., Iloilo City
L3&5 Quezon St., Iloilo City
Roger’s Bldg., Tabuc Suba, Jaro., Iloilo City
SM City Iloilo, B Aquino Ave., Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Valeria Cor. Delgado Sts., Iloilo City
B Aquino Ave., Mandurriao, Iloilo City
La Salette Bldg., Valeria St., Iloilo City
The Atrium Mall, Gen. Luna St., Iloilo City
BPI Iznart Cor. Solis Sts., Iloilo City
SM City, B Aquino Ave., Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Supermart, Q Abeto, Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Iznart cor. De Leon Sts., Iloilo City
3. Bank of the Philippine
15 Gaisano City, Luna St., Lapaz, Iloilo City
Islands
Lolita Bldg., Gen. Luna St., Iloilo City
Brgy. Inday, Iloilo City
E. Lopez St., Jaro, Iloilo City
Libcap Bldg., McArthur St., Jaro, Iloilo City
Huervana St., Lapaz, Iloilo City
2/F Marymart Mall, Valeria St., Iloilo City
Robinson’s Place, Ledesma St., Iloilo City
J A Tan Bldg., Iznart St., Iloilo City
3. China Banking
3 Rizal St., Iloilo City
Corporation
A. Mabini St., Iloilo City
4. Development Bank, I. dela Rama St., Iloilo City
2
Philippines E Lopez St., Plaza Jaro, Iloilo City
Gaisano City, Luna St., Lapaz, Iloilo City
Cor. Iznart-Solis Sts., Iloilo City
Celis Compound Commission Civil, Jaro, Iloilo City
5. Land Bank of the
7 UP Visayas Campus, Miagao, Iloilo
Philippines
Simeon Aguilar St., Passi City, Iloilo
Plaza Libertad, Iloilo City
Parcon Bldg., Castro St., Sara, Iloilo

Name of Bank (Universal No. of

Location
Banks) Branches
Guanco St., Iloilo City

B. Aquino Ave., Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Huervana St., Lapaz, Iloilo City
6. Metropolitan Bank &
9 Valiant Bldg., Mabini St., Iloilo City
TCO
Gen. Luna St., Iloilo City
Delgado St., Iloilo City
Simon Ledesma St., Jaro, Iloilo City
Cor. Ledesma-Jalandoni Sts., Iloilo City
Gen. Luna Cor. Valeria Sts., Iloilo City
8 Lopez Jaena St., Jaro, Iloilo City
7. Philippine National Bank 7 Inayan Bldg., Rozal St., Lapaz, Iloilo City
One TGN, Sto. Tomas St., Miagao, Iloilo
F Palmares St., Passi City, Iloilo
Ledesma St., Iloilo City
8. Rizal Commercial Cor. Ledesma-Quezon Sts., Iloilo City
4
Banking Corporation Seminario & Lopez Sts., Jaro, Iloilo City
Salcedo St., Sara, Iloilo
9. Security Bank Cor Ledesma-Quezon Sts., Iloilo City
2
Corporation Luna St., Lapaz, Iloilo City
10. Union Bank of the Ledesma Cor. Liberation Sts., Iloilo City
2
Philippines Villanueva Bldg., Iznart St., Iloilo City
11. United Coconut
3 Rizal Ave. & Libertad St., Iloilo City
Planters Bank
JLTP Bldg., Ledesma St., Iloilo City
Name of Bank No. of

Location
(Commercial Banks) Branches
1. Asia United Bank

1 J Ong Bldg., Ledesma St., Iloilo City
Corporation
Osmeña St., Calinog, Iloilo
Clement st., Estancia, Iloilo
2. Bank of Commerce 4
JM Basa & Mapa Sts., Iloilo City
TCT Bldg., Iznart St., Iloilo City
3. East West Banking corp 1 Cor Ledesma– Fuentes Sts., Iloilo City
4. Export And Industry
1 Quezon Ave. Cor. Delgado Sts., Iloilo City
Bank
5. Maybank Philippines Inc. 1 J&B II Ledesma & Mabini Sts., Iloilo City
6. Phil. Bank of
1 Ledesma cor. Valeria Sts., Iloilo City
Communication
7. Phil. Veterans Bank 1 Valeria-Delgado Sts., Iloilo City

Name of Bank
No. of
(Thrift Banks -SAVINGS & Location
Branches
MORTGAGE BANKS)
1. Banco Filipino 1 Iznart St., Iloilo City
2. BPI Family Savings Bank 1 Juan Yok Din Bldg., Quezon St., Iloilo City
3. Citibank Savings Inc. 1 Insular Life, Gen. Luna St., Iloilo City
4. Isla Bank (A Thrift Bank) 1 HM Bldg., Plaza Jaro, Iznart St., Iloilo City
5. Malayan Bank 1 Parking Bldg., Robinsons, Iloilo City
6. Phil. Postal Savings Bank 1 JA Ta Bldg., Iznart St., Iloilo City
533 Iznart St., Iloilo City
7. Phil. Savings Bank Inc. 2
23 Quezon St., Iloilo City
Jalandoni St., San Agustin, Iloilo City
8. RCBC Savings Bank Inc. 2
Brgy. Bantad, Lapaz, Iloilo City
9. Robinsons Savings Bank 1 Robinsons Place, Mabini St. Iloilo City
10. Sterling Bank of Asia 1 Montinola Bldg., Ledesma St., Iloilo City
11. UCPB Savings Bank 1 Angeles Arcade, De Leon St., Iloilo City
Name of Bank (Private No. of

Location
Development Banks) Branches
1. First Consolidated Bank 1 Iloilo City

Cor. Rizal & Ortiz Sts., Iloilo City *
2. Iloilo City Development
3 Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo
Bank
MH del Pilar St., Molo, Iloilo City
3. LBC Bank 1 Rosary Bldg., Iznart St., Iloilo City
4. Planters Development
1 Cua Bldg., Quezon St., Iloilo City
Bank
Queen Bank, Mapa St., Iloilo City *
5. Queen City Development Guanco St., Iloilo City
4
Bank Mapa St., Iloilo City
Queen Bank Valeria-Solis Sts., Iloilo City
6.Wealth Bank-A Dev’t. Bank 1 ACCE Bldg., Ledesma St., Iloilo City
Name of Bank (Stock No. of

Location
Savings & Loan Association) Branches
1. City Savings Bank 1 B&C Bldg. Iznart Solis Sts., Iloilo City
Name of Bank (Micro- No. of

Location
Finance Thrift Bank) Branches
1. Opportunity Kauswagan
1 A&L Bldg. E. Lopez St., Jaro, Iloilo City
Bank Inc.
Note: * Head Office Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, Region VI
Table 36. Rural Banks (2008)

No. of
Name of Bank Location
Branches
23 valeria & Rizal Sts. Iloilo City*
Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo
1. Bangko Buena Inc (A RB)-
5 Lambunao, Iloilo
RB of Buenavista
Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Sta. Barbara, Iloilo
2. Bank of Makati (A RB) 1 Iloilo City

No. of
Branches
New Lucena, Iloilo*
3. First Midland Rural Bank
3 Guanco, Iloilo City
Inc
Mina, Iloilo
4. First State Rural Bank 1 Iloilo City
5. Green Bank Inc 1 Iloilo City
6. Januiay Rural Bank Inc 1 Janiuay, Iloilo*
7. Life Bank-RB of Maasin Taft St., Maasin, Iloilo*
2
(Iloilo) Sta. Barbara, Iloilo
8. New RB of Victorias Inc 1 Iloilo City
Tabuc Suba, Jaro, Iloilo City
9. Peninsula RB Inc 2
Robinsons Place, Mabini St., Iloilo City
10. Phil Farmers Bank Inc 1 Far Eastern Bldg., Quezon St., Iloilo City
11. Progressive Bank Inc Balasan, Iloilo*
(Progressive A Rural 3 Jaro, Iloilo City
Bank Inc) Pototan, Iloilo
Guimbal, Iloilo*
12. Racso’s bank Inc (A Rural
3 Igbaras, Iloilo
Bank)
Oton, Iloilo
Alimodian, Iloilo*
13. RB of Alimodian Inc 2
Leon, Iloilo
Public Market, Anilao,. Iloilo*
14. RB of Anilao Inc 2
Pototan, Iloilo
15. RB of Badiangan Inc 1 Badiangan, Iloilo*
16. RB of Barotac Nuevo Inc. 1 L. Araneta St., Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo *
Zulueta Drive, Poblacion, Barotac Viejo, Iloilo*
Ajuy, Iloilo
17. RB of Barotac Viejo Inc 4
Concepcion Iloilo
Estancia, Iloilo
18. RB of Bingawan Inc 1 Bingawan, Iloilo*
19. RB of Cabatuan Inc 1 Cabatuan, Iloilo*
20. RB of Calinog Inc 1 Calinog, Iloilo*
Dumangas, Iloilo*
21. RB of Dumangas Inc 3 Dingle, Iloilo
Lapaz, Iloilo City
Gerona St., Guimbal, Iloilo*
22. RB of Guimbal Inc 3 Cudilla & Somes Sts., Estancia, Iloilo
Oton, Iloilo
23. RB of Iloilo City Inc 1 Luna St., Lapaz, Iloilo City*
24. RB of Leganes Inc 1 Quintin Salas St., Poblacion, Leganes, Iloilo*
25. RB of Malinao (Aklan) 1 Cabatuan, Iloilo
26. RB of Marayo (Neg. Occ) 1 Banate, Iloilo
27. RB of Miagao Inc 1 Noble St., Miagao, Iloilo*
28. RB of Oton Inc 1 Oton, Iloilo*
29. RB of Pavia Inc 1 Pavia, Iloilo*
30. RB of Pototan Inc 1 Pototan, Iloilo*
Salvacion cor San Juan Sts., Passi City, Iloilo *
31. RB of San Enrique 3 Bonifacio Drive, Iloilo City
Passi City, Iloilo

No. of
Branches
32. RB of San Miguel (Iloilo)

1 Sn Raymundo St., Poblacion, San Miguel, Iloilo*
Inc
33. RB of Sta. Barbara Sta. Barbara, Iloilo*
2
(Iloilo) Inc Barotac Viejo, Iloilo
34. RB of Tigbauan Inc 1 Tigbauan, Iloilo*
35. RB of Zarraga Inc 1 Zarraga, Iloilo*
41 Mabini St., Iloilo City*
36. Valiant Rural Bank Inc 3 Dueñas, Iloilo
Estancia, Iloilo
Name of Bank No. of

Location
(Cooperative Rural Bank) Branches
1. Cooperative Bank of Iloilo 1 Bonifacio Drive, Iloilo City
Name of Bank No. of

Location
(Micro-Finance Rural Bank) Branches
RTG Bldg., Quezon St., Iloilo City

1. Card Bank Inc (A MF RB) 2
Miagao, Iloilo City
Note: * Head Office
Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Iloilo Branch, Bankers Association of Iloilo, Iloilo Federation of Rural Bankers
F. Tourism
1. Tourist Arrival
Table 37. Yearly Tourist Arrival
Region of Fig. 19: Tourist Arrival, 2008 ASEAN

Number Percent
Residence
East Asia
ASEAN 1,500 0.38%
South Asia
East Asia 40,459 10.21% 77.40%
South Asia 182 0.05% Oceania
Oceania 873 0.22% North America
North America 5,997 1.51%
Europe
Europe 3,079 0.78%
Middle East 286 0.07% Middle East
Domestic 306,621 77.40%
Domestic
Unspecified Residence 5,251 1.33% 0.07%
Overseas Filipinos 31,886 8.05% 0.78% 1.33% Unspecified

10.21%
1.51% 0.38% Residence
Total 396,134 100.00% 0.05% 8.05% Overseas Filipinos
0.22%
Source: Dept. of Tourism, Region VI

2. List of DOT Accredited Hotels in Iloilo City

As of 2008
a.) First Class Hotels Cont…..Standard Class Hotels
1. Sarabia Manor Hotel Corporation 6. Iloilo Grand Hotel
101 Gen. Luna St., Iloilo City Iznart St., Iloilo City
Tel. # (033) 335-1021 Fax 337-9127 Tel no. 3351801 to 04 Fax 335-0456
Email: reservation@sarabiamanorhotel.com E- mail: ilgrandehotel@globelines.com.ph
Contact Person: Mr. Roberto Laygo Contact Person: Mr. Joselito Lua
2. Amigo Terrace Hotel 7. Iloilo Business Hotel

Cor. Iznart -Delgado Sts., Iloilo City Smallville Business Center
Tel. (033) 335-0908 Fax 335-0610 Diversoin Road, Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Email: amigoterrace@yahoo.com Tel No. (033) 3207972
Contact Person: Mr. Benedict Uygongco E-mail: Iloilobusinesshotel@yahoo.com.ph
Contact Person: Dr. Tereseta Sarabia
3. Hotel del Rio
M.H. del Pilar St., Molo, Iloilo City c.) Economy Class Hotels
Tel. (033) 335-1171 Fax 337-0736
Email: stay@hoteldelrio.net 1. La Fiesta Hotel
Contact Person: Mr. Cris Cuevillas M.H. del Pilar St., Molo, Iloilo City
Tel. (033) 338-0044 Fax 337-9508
Email: lafiesta@mozcom.com
b.) Standard Class Hotels Contact Person: Dr. Teresa Sarabia
1. Days Hotel
th
4 Floor. Atrium Bldg. 2. Harbor Town Hotel
Gen. Luna St., Iloilo City Cor. Aldeguer- J.M. Basa Sts., Iloilo City
Tel. (033) 337-3297 Fax 336-8000 Tel. (033) 337-2384 Fax 336-1438
Email: reservations@dayshotel.com Email: harborth@skyinet.net
Contact Person: Mr. Scott Sarria Contact Person: Mr. Robert Ferrer
2. The Residence Hotel 3. Iloilo Midtown Hotel

Gen. Luna St., Iloilo City Yulo St., Iloilo City
Tel. (033) 338-1091 to 93 Fax 3372454 Tel. (33) 336-8888 Fax 338-0888
Contact Person: Mr. Celso Javelosa Email: midtownhotel@iloilo.worldtelphil.com
Contact Person: Mrs. Letty Uy
3. Four Season Hotel
Cor. Fuentes-Delgado Sts., Iloilo City 4. Jaro Bellevue Pensionne
Tel. (033) 336-1070 Fax 509-3888 Lopez-Jaena St., Jaro, Iloilo City
Email: info@four-seasonhotel.com Tel. (033) 320-3886 Fax 320-9222
Contact Person: Mr. Edgar Sia Contact Person: Mrs. Carmela Rojas
4. EON Centennial Plaza Hotel 5. Century 21 Hotel

Jalandoni St., Iloilo City Quezon St., Iloilo City
Tel. (033) 337-2277 Fax 337-2299 Tel. Nos.: (033) 3358821 to 23
Email: centennial@pldtdsl.net Contact Person: Mr. Romeo Go
Contact Person: Ms. Bernadette Tiu
5. Grand Dame Hotel

Cor. Rizal & Hervanna Sts., La Paz, Iloilo City
Tel no. (033) 3205252/3205353
Fax no. (033) 3205656
Email: www.granddame.net
Contact Person: Mr. Manny Gruenberg

3. List of DOT Accredited Resorts

As of 2008
I. Class AA III. Special Interest Resort (SIR)

1. RACSO’S Woodland Inland Resort 1. Shamrock Beach Resort
Bgy. Rizal-Tuguisan, Guimbal, Iloilo Bgy. Nanga, Guimbal, Iloilo
Tel. (033) 512-0013 Tel. (033) 336-5023
Contact Person: Ms. Christine Garin Contact Person: Mr. Edison Yray
2. Punta Villa Resort, Inc. IV. Agri – Tourism / Farm Site

Sto. Nino Sur Arevalo, Iloilo City
Tel no. 3377972/3361106 1.Garin Farm
Contact Person: Glenda Valenan Guimbal, Iloilo
Tel. no. (033) 5120129
3. The Centennial Resort Hotel and Convention Contact Person: Ms. Christine Garin
Alta Tierra Village, Quintin Salas, Jaro, Iloilo city
Tel. No. 3202277/3292288
Contact Person: Mr. Edmund Valencia
Restaurants* 13
II. Class A Spa* 2
1. Bantayan Beach Resort Travel Agency* 6
Bgy. Rizal-Tuguisan, Guimbal, Iloilo Tour Guide* 2
Tel. (033) 512-0014 Training Center* 1
Contact Person: Ms. Christine Garin Tourist Inns* 1
Tourist Land Transport* 2
2. Nes & Tat’s Beach Resort & Restaurant
Brgy. Botong, Oton, Iloilo City
* Accredited by DOT
Tel no. 3378353 Source: Department of Tourism, Region VI
Contact Person: Engr. Nestor Espinosa
4. Tourist Destinations
Iloilo. A beautiful province resplendent with natural wonders, rich history, and
warm, engaging people.

Iloilo, they say is the heart of the Philippines. It is a small province with a
big package. It prides itself as the center of education, trade, commerce and tourism
in the region. It lies in the midst of both; air and sea traffic. From Manila, three major
airlines have daily roundtrip flights that take about an hour, by boat, two shipping
lines have regular trips taking about 20 hours, 12 times weekly. A relatively short trip
and you are magically transported to a totally different environment. If ever, a place
could truly be called a melting pot of people and
cultures, Iloilo is it.
Iloilo is a junction over which Malay,

Spanish, Chinese, American cultures met in the
course of centuries. It has a colorful history that
stretches back to a rich pre-colonial culture and
the arrival of the first settlers, the Malayans
sometime in May 1212. Sailing across the seas
from Borneo and landed at the mouth of
Siwaragan River at the southern tip of Iloilo in
the town of San Joaquin. Its modern history
began in 1566 when the Spaniards under
Legaspi, established their first settlement in
Oton. Christian doctrine was propagated,
with the church as their house of worship
and where people acquired their first
education.
Today, over 1.8 million people with

distinctive cultural heritage live and work
side by side. Everywhere you go in Iloilo,
you will see many breathtaking discoveries
where one is pleasantly surprised. Images
of Iloilo in the eighteenth century show
manorial old houses, in their ornate facades
combined with Classical Western influences
and folk art motifs. Relics and mementos
of the past abound. Mute yet eloquent,
reminding everyone of Iloilo’s colorful past
bequeathed to the present. Wonderfully
atmospheric old architecture blends
harmoniously with its cosmopolitan
landscape.

Peaceful climate, dynamism of the local economy, a better quality of life, rich
pool of skilled workforce, and excellent accessibility and linkages are factors that help
maintained its competitive position among other regions in attracting private
investments and penetrating new markets for its products.
Iloilo is a place of perfect balance. It is fast-paced yet relaxed. The luxuries of

cosmopolitan living in Iloilo City, the province’s capital, complement the breathtaking
beauty of the great outdoors.
Iloilo truly offers more than the usual. Culture and arts. Destinations. World-
class festivals. Cuisine. People. Wherever you go, whatever you do, you will always
enjoy the warmest and friendliest welcome in Iloilo.
a. DIFFERENT POINTS OF INTERESTS AND DESTINATIONS

PROVINCE OF ILOILO
a.1) Historical Destinations… to GOD be the glory
1.) ST. THOMAS OF VILLANOVA

PARISH
Popularly known as the Miag-ao
Church. It was completed in 1787and
boasts its native façade; a unique
explosion of botanical motif. It became a
World Heritage site (the only one in
Visayas and Mindanao) under UNESCO in
1993.
2.) THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

OF SAN JOAQUIN
Built in 1869, it is the only church
in the Philippines with a militaristic
design and a bass relief inspired by the

3.) ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA OF

LEON
Built in 1869, it used to be the biggest
church in Panay Island, measuring 100 feet in
width and 300 feet in length. The rocks used
were quarried from neighboring sitios.
4.) STA. BARBARA PARISH CHURCH

AND CONVENT
Built in 1849 and completed in
1855. It housed the Vatican Fathers and
the Daughters of Charity during the
Spanish Revolution in 1898 when the
seminary of Jaro was occupied by the
rebels.
a.2.) Natural Sites

… WILDLIFE and NATURE at its BEST …The GREAT ESCAPE
1.) BUCARI RANGE

Tagged as the summer capital of
Western Visayas, Bucari consist of 14
barangays of Leon and 7 barangays of
Alimodian. Its main feature is the pine clad
area of Tabionan and the Waterfalls of Imoy.
2.) BULABOG PUTI-AN, Dingle

The only limestone rock formation in
Panay excluding Guimaras. The park has a
land area of 834 hectares covering five of
Dingle’s 33 barangays. It has 13 known
caves.

3.) WVSU WILDLIFE AND CONSERVATION

PARK, Lambunao
Located at WVSU College of Agriculture
and Forestry in Brgy. Jayubo, Lambunao. It is
a rescue and captive breeding center that
houses exotic birds like Dolongan and Tarictic
Hornbill. Also a home for white-spotted deer,
warty pigs and racquet-tail parrots.
4.) PAN DE AZUCAR, Concepcion

The biggest island barangay of
Concepcion (14 mainland and 11
island barangays). The imposing Mt.
Manaphag rising 573 ft. above sea
level is home to wild orchids and the
endangered White-Breasted Sea
Hawk. It also home to Tambaliza
beach.
5.) TOBOG and BUGTONG BATO

Contiguous to each other, these
beach resorts found in San Joaquin are
known for their green pebbles.

a.3) Man-made sites

… HIGHLIGHTS
1.) ILOILO GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB

Situated at Santa Barbara, Iloilo
and created in 1907, it is considered as
the oldest golf course in the Philippines
2.) GARIN FARM, Guimbal

It is a demonstration farm
showcasing viable agricultural livelihood
plant and animal culture, with 26 farm-
animal buildings and 33 vegetable
gardens. The farm produces processed
fruit juices, banana by-products, home-
made ice cream and Virgin Coconut Oil
(VCO).
3.) DENILA GRAPEYARD

A three-hectare grape yard
located in Sta. Barbara where one can
go grape picking
4.) CASA FIAMMETA

Located in Barotac Nuevo, the
place welcomes horseback enthusiasts
with its trail for horseback riding.

a.4) Exquisite Crafts
1.) WEAVING
Colorful handloom fabrics such
as Hablon and Patadyong from Brgy.
Indag-an in Miag-ao and Brgy.
Cagbang in Oton.
2.) METALWORKS
Metalcrafts such as the
binangon of Cabatuan and
Badiangan are popular souvenir
items.
3.) HOME DECORS

Located in Brgy. Cagbang in
Oton, Boyel Enterprises is one of the
many exporters of unique home
furnishings commonly made from cacao
leaves, bamboo and abaca.
4.) BOBBIN LACE

WUTHLE in Sta. Barbara
produces fine laces exported
worldwide and is known to be the only
one existing in Asia.

a.5) FESTIVALS
…The ENERGY, COLOR and MUSIC
1.) TINU-OM FESTIVAL

Celebrated every September, the
municipality of Cabatuan pride
themselves with its newly-instituted
festival inspired from their native soup
that has gained popularity all over Iloilo.
2.) CARABAO-CARROZAHAN
Originated in 1973 the town of
Pavia celebrates the provinces’ oldest
festival with a carabao parade and race
participated in by the town’s 18
barangays.
3.) BINANOG
The first festival that Iloilo
annually celebrates. The rich culture of
Lambunao is depicted in this annual
celebration highlighting the coupling
mechanism of banog birds in a
showdown of Binanog dance.

a.6) Festivals And Events
MUNICIPALITY FESTIVALS DATE CELEBRATED

1 Ajuy Tambobo Festival September 8-10
Christmas Tree and Lantern Making
2 Alimodian Whole month of December
Contest
3 Anilao Banaag Festival November 1
4 Badiangan Pandayan Festival Last week of June
5 Banate Kasag Festival 2nd week of December
6 Barotac Nuevo Football Festival 1st-2nd week of June
7 Barotac Viejo Taltal Good Friday
8 Barotac Viejo Baroto sa Lutac Race Last week of June
9 Cabatuan Tinuom Festival 1st Sunday of September
10 Calinog Hirinugyaw-Suguidanonay Festival Last Sunday of January
11 Concepcion Tampisaw Festival Last week of April
12 Dueñas Anihan Festival Last week of September
13 Dumangas Haw-as Festival Last week of October
14 Guimbal Bantayan Festival A week before Holy Week
15 Igbaras Tangyan Festival 3rd week of May
16 Iloilo Provincial Capitol Grounds Sinadya sang mga Banwa 3rd weekend of January
17 Iloilo Provincial Capitol Grounds Semana Sang Iloilo 2nd week of April
18 Janiuay Lanot Festival January 19
19 Janiuay Gugma Sang Paskua: Festival of Lights December 1-31
20 Lambunao Binanog Festival 2nd Sunday of January
21 Leganes Saad Festival 1st week of April
22 Leganes Biray-Paraw Last week of June
23 Lemery Saug Festival January 26-28
24 Leon Handuraw Festival September 1
25 Maasin Tultugan Festival 4th week of December
26 Miag-ao Salakayan Festival 1st week of February
27 New Lucena Cry of Jelicuon Festival Last week of October
28 Oton Katagman Festival 1st week of May
29 Oton Sandiya Festival 1st week of December
30 Passi City Pintados de Pasi 3rd week of March
31 Pavia Carabao Carroza Festival 1st week of May
32 Pavia Tigkaralag Festival October 30
33 Pototan Iwag Christmas Lights Festival 3rd week of December
34 San Joaquin Pasungay Festival 3rd week of January
35 San Joaquin Bayluhay Festival 3rd week of January
36 San Miguel Pasidungog kay Señor San Miguel Festival 4th week of December
37 Sara Sulay Basya Festival 3rd week of June
38 Sta. Barbara Kahilwayan Festival November 17
39 Tigbauan Salundan Festival Last week of October
40 Tubungan Tubong-Tubong Festival May 1
41 Zarraga Pantat Festival 3rd week of December

IV. SOCIAL SERVICES

A. Education
1. Formal Education
a. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY

Table 38. Performance Indicator
Division of Iloilo: SY 2008-2009
INDICATORS Elementary (%) Secondary (%)

Participation Rate 95.66 82.24
Retention Rate 93.89 87.86
Survival Rate 78.90 60.03
Graduation Rate 96.91 94.39
Transition Rate 93.50 65.57
Drop-Out Rate 3.20 6.46
Completion Rate 81.64 77.26
Repetition Rate 3.89 5.65
Teacher-Pupil Ratio 1:27 1:33
Textbook-Student Ratio 1:25 1:45
Source: DepEd, Division of Iloilo
Literacy Rate
Region VI: 2003
Both Sexes Male Female
Basic Literacy Rate (10 yrs. old & over) 92.8% 91.6% 94.0%
Functional Literacy Rate (10-64 yrs. old) 81.5% 77.7% 85.2%
Source: NCSB, Region V
Table 39. Enrolment & No. of Teachers and Facilities in Public & Private
Elementary & Secondary Schools
Division of Iloilo: SY 2008-2009
Level of Public Private
Education Male Female Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes
Enrolment
Elementary 117,273 105,795 223,068 4,017 3,797 7,814
Secondary 64,261 63,035 127, 296 3,,666 3,710 7,376
Graduates
Elementary 31,656 1,018*
Secondary 26,525 1,569*
No. of Teachers
Elementary 8,016 485
Secondary 3,841 368
Note: * SY 2007-2008

School Type Division of Iloilo:SY 2007-2008

Public Pre-School 557*
Public Elementary School
Incomplete Primary School 140
Complete Primary School 109
Incomplete Elementary School 8
Complete Elementary School 723
Total Public Elementary School 980
Public Secondary School
Main 152
Annex 16
Science High School 1
Total Public Secondary School 169
Private Elementary 80
Private Secondary 35
Note: * SY 2007-2008
Facilities
Public
Division of Iloilo:SY 2007-2008
School Desk
Elementary 23,662
Secondary -
TACs / Armchairs
Elementary (Armchair) 86,445
Secondary 92,924
Classroom
Elementary 7,644
Secondary 2,291
Shop
Elementary 250
Secondary 100
H.E.
Elementary 487
Secondary 92
Library
Elementary 243
Secondary 108
Science Lab.
Elementary 77
Secondary 89

b. TERTIARY EDUCATION
Table 40. Enrolment and No. of Graduates in Public & Private

Tertiary & Technical Education (S.Y. 2008-2009)
Tertiary Public Private Total

Education Male Female Male Female Male Female
Tertiary Schools
Enrolment
Iloilo 11,001 13,994 733 228 11,734 14,222
Iloilo City 4,143 6,420 24,211 26,373 28,354 32,793

Graduates
Iloilo 3,464 4,761 195 86 3,659 4,847
Iloilo City 785 1,319 3,854 4,743 4,639 6,062
Schools under the supervision of CHED

Public Private
Iloilo 22 2
Iloilo City 2 24
Source: CHED
c. TECHNICAL EDUCATION (SY 2007-2008)

Public Private
Courses Offered
Male Female Total Male Female Total
Subject Based /
Ladderized
Program
Enrolment 2,048 2,072 4,120 4,076 3,400 7,476
Graduates 1,555 1,899 3,454 2,199 2,280 4,479
Short Term
Courses
Enrolment 1,390 1,366 2,756 1,875 1,452 3,327
Graduates 1,136 1,021 2,157 1,818 1,479 3,297
Schools/Training Institution under supervision of TESDA (SY 2007-2008)

Public 49
Private 18
Source: TESDA Provincial Office

2. Non-Formal Education
Table 41. No. of Classes, Enrolment & Graduates in Non-Formal
Education Division of Iloilo:SY 2008-2009
PROGRAMS & PROJECTS
Number
of
ENROLMENT GRADUATES
KEY AREAS Learning
Groups Male Female TOTAL Male Female TOTAL
/Classes
I. Basic Literacy Program
A. GAA Funded 5 86 70 156 86 70 156
B. Mobile Porgram 33 393 249 642 389 245 634
C. Self-Help Classes 12 127 136 263 127 136 263
D. Literacy for IP's 67 63 130 60 58 118
E. Strong Republic Schools 25 30 55 25 30 55
II. Continuing Education
A. Accreditation &
Equivalency Classes
- (GAA Funded) 1 81 69 150 81 69 150
B. Self-Help Classes 35 296 893 1,139 533 179 712
C. A&E (Elementary) 1 20 6 26 20 6 26
D. BP-OSA Program
- No. of Learning Groups 5 122 138 260 on-going
LIVELIHOOD SKILLS DEVELOPMENT CLASSES

Number of
Learning
ENROLMENT GRADUATES
KEY AREAS Groups
Male Female TOTAL Male Female TOTAL
/Classes
(Elementary Level) No. of
68 335 1,207 1,542 324 1,143 1,467
Classes
Technical Skills Classes 12 196 124 320 191 116 307
(Secondary Level) No. of
34 95 505 600 94 475 569
Classes
Technical Skills Classes 18 208 225 433 197 216 413
SPECIAL PROGRAMS/PROJECTS
Total No. of Participants Area Planted in Square
Male Female TOTAL Meters
Gulayan sa Barangay 462 516 978 22,047
No. of Seedling Propagated
Barangay Nursery 470 452 922 and Dispersed
16,178 11,400
Area Planted In Square
No. of Trees Planted
Meters
Tree Planting 17,163 97,512

B. Health Services
1. Health Status
a. Population Indicators
Crude Birth Rate /1,000 population 19.86
Crude Death Rate /1,000 population 5.24
Infant Death Rate /1,000 live birth 9.80
Maternal Death Rate /100,000 live birth 36.97
Foetal Death Rate /1,000 live birth 1.76
General Fertility Rate* 82.15
*1,000 live births of child-bearing women ages 15-49 years
b. Health Facilities
Allowable
Hospitals Managed by the Province Location Bed
Capacity
Iloilo Provincial Hospital POTOTAN 100
Rep. Pedro And Trono Memorial District Hospital GUIMBAL 50
Aleosan, District Hospital ALEOSAN 50
Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital CABATUAN 50
Dr. Ricardo Y. Ladrido Memorial District Hospital LAMBUNAO 50
Dumangas District Hospital DUMANGAS 50
Sara District Hospital SARA 50
Federico Roman Tirador Memorial District Hospital JANIUAY 25
Dr, Ricardo S. Provido Memorial District Hospital CALINOG 25
Don Valerio S. Palmares Memorial District Hospital PASSI 25
Jesus M. Colmenares Memorial District Hospital BALASAN 25
Btac. Viejo District Hospital BTAC. VIEJO 10
Main Health Centers 1 City Health Office; 42 MHC
Brgy. Health Stations 423
Allowable Bed
Government and Private Hospitals in Iloilo
Capacity
Western Visayas Medical Center 205
West Visayas State University Medical Center 300
Western Visayas Sanitarium 300
St. Paul’s Hospital 220
Iloilo Doctor’s Hospital, Inc. 300
Iloilo Mission Hospital 230
St. Therese MTCC Hospital 100
Don Jose S. Monfort Medical Center Ext. Hospital 10
Savior International Hospital 79
AMOSOP (Seaman’s Hospital) 43
Source: Provincial Health Office, DOH R6

Fig. 20: GOVERNMENT OWNED HOSPITAL & INTER-LOCAL HEALTH ZONES

Province of Iloilo
GUIMBAL ILHZ
District Hospital
ALEOSAN ILHZ
RCAMPS Provincial Hospital

CHIZA
DUMANGAS ILHZ Western Visayas Medical Center
WILHZA
PROCABIN ILHZ Western Visayas Medical Center Extension Hospital
PASSI CITY
LEGEND: Western Visayas Leprosarium
BBSR
ANIHEAD ILHZ Western Visayas State University Hospital
ANIHEAD II ILHZ

Table 42. Health Manpower (Government Based)

Health Manpower Field Office Hospital

Physicians 49 4 97 (6 contractual)
Nurses 68 16 210 (44contractual)
Midwives 430 2 10
Dentists 28 3 12
Dental Aide 22 4 11
Nutritionist-Dietitian 3 3 10
Asst. Nutritionist-Dietitian - 1 -
Medical Technologists 44 7 40 (12 contractuals)
Pharmacists - 1 14
Health Education & Promotion Officers - 2 -
Engineer - 1 -
Social Welfare Officer - 1 7
Brgy. Health Workers (2009) 8, 368 - -
BSPO 2,157 - -
Radiologic Technologist - - 9
X- ray Tech./Med. Equip.Tech - - 3
Pharmacy Aide - - 5
3. Nutritional Status
Table 43. Nutritional Status of Pre-school and School Children
Province of Iloilo
Status Male Female Total Percent (%)
Preschoolers (2008)
Estimated No. of Pre-School
315,585
Children 79.57%
Total No. of Children Weighed 129,408 121,714 251,122
Below Normal (Very Low) 1,210 1,546 2,756 1.10%
Below Normal (Low) 14,052 13,374 27,426 10.92%
Normal 112,301 105,223 217,524 86.62%
Above Normal 1,845 1,571 3,416 1.36%
Schoolers (SY 2008 - 2009)
Enrolment 125,310 114,357 239,667
99.319%
Pupils Weighed 124,524 113,512 238,036
Below Normal 35,528 27,381 62,909 26.23%
Normal 85,861 83,753 169,614 71.25%
Above Normal 3,135 2,378 5,513 2.32%

Nutritional Status
Fig. 21: Pre-school Children: 2008
112,301
120,000 105,223
Male
100,000 Female
80,000
60,000
40,000
14,052 13,374
20,000 1,210 1,845 1,571
1,546
0
Below Normal (Very Low) Below Normal (Low) Normal Above Normal
Fig. 22: Schoolers: SY 2008-2009
86,403 87,800
90000 Male
80000
Female
70000
60000
50000
40000 27,176
30000 20,618
20000
3,579 3,143
10000
0
Below Normal Normal Above Normal
Table 44. Family Planning by Method of Preference

Method of New Current/Continuing

Preference Acceptors Acceptors
Pills 2,358 23,962
Condom 475 4,939
Tubal Ligation 453 6,051
IUD 478 3,558
Vasectomy 16 372
DMPA 1,567 7,776
NFP 1,007 3,679
Others (LAM) 9,772 10,460

C. Social Welfare Services

1. SOCIAL WELFARE
Total Number of Clienteles Served
Clientele Number
Children 43,025
Youth 2,580
FHONA 12,900
Distressed 66,412
Disabled Persons/Elderly 12,828
Women 15,087
Solo Parent 250
Senior Citizen 24,679
Total 177,761
2. FAMILY PLANNING
Total Number of MCRAs Identified 256,660

Contraceptive Prevalence Rate 23.00%
Number of BSPOs 2,157
D. Peace And Order

1. Police
Table 45. Total Crime Volume

Province of Iloilo: Jan.-Dec. 2008
Index Crime Non

Against Person Against Property Index
Total Crimes
Murder Homicide Physical Injury Rape Robbery Theft
48 38 81 70 23 10 270 146
Total Crime Volume 416
Crime Solution Efficiency Rate 97.84%
Crime Solved (2008) 407
Average Monthly Crime Rate 2.22
2. Fire (2008)
Fire Incidence 289
Death 7
Injury 20
Fire Damages to Property: Php 41,957,800.00
Source: NSCB, Region VI

V. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION

A. Legislators (House of Representatives)
As of May 14, 2007 Election
1st District : HON. JANETTE L. GARIN

2nd District : HON. JUDY SYJUCO
3rd District : HON. ARTHUR D. DEFENSOR
4th District : HON. FERJENIL BIRON
5th District : HON. NIEL C. TUPAS, JR.
B. Provincial Officials
As of May 14, 2007 Election
HON. NIEL D. TUPAS, SR.

Governor
HON. ROLEX T. SUPLICO

Vice Governor
SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN MEMBERS
1st District : Hon. Oscar Richard S. Garin, Jr.

Hon. Macario N. Napulan
nd
2 District : Hon. June S. Mondejar
Hon. Rodolfo V. Cabado
rd
3 District : Hon. Mariano M. Malones
Hon. Arthur R. Defensor Jr.
th
4 District : Hon. George P. Demaisip
Hon. Shalene P. Hidalgo
th
5 District : Hon. Jett C. Rojas
Hon. Jesus C. Salcedo
PCL, Pres. : Hon. Cecilia A. Colada
LnB, Pres. : Hon. Jeneda C. Salcedo
PPSK, Pres. : Hon. Guisepp Karl D. Gumban

Committee Chairmanship
As per Resolution No. 2008-224
Hon. Rolex T. Suplico : Public Order and Security *

: Justice, Good Government & Human Rights
Hon. Oscar “Richard” S. Garin : Rules, Privileges, Ethics & Accountability

: Education and Information*
Hon. Macario N. Napulan : Aquatic Resources

: Health and Sanitation
Hon. Rodolfo V. Cabado : Culture, Arts, History and Tourism
Hon. June S. Mondejar : Infrastructure

: Transportation and Communication
Hon. Arthur R. Defensor, Jr. : Ways and Means

: Economic Affairs and Investment
Hon. Mariano M. Malones : Environment and Natural Resources

: Cooperatives & Other Non-Governmental
Organizations
Hon. George P. Demaisip : Agriculture

: Ordinances, Legal Matters & Inter-Government
Relations
Hon. Ma. Shalene P. Hidalgo : Science and Technology
Hon. Jesus C. Salcedo, Jr. : Appropriations *

: General Services and Human Resources
Hon. Jett C. Rojas : Social Welfare, Housing, Senior Citizens & the
Disabled
: Zoning and Land Use Planning
Hon. Jeneda C. Salcedo : Barangay Affairs

: Women and Family Affairs
Hon. Guisepp Karl D. Gumban : Youth Affairs & Sports Development

: Accounts
Hon. Cecilia D. Colada : Cultural Communities and the Underprivileged

: Labor and Employment
*As per Resolution No. 2009-147

C. Departments and Offices

Departments/ Offices Chief of Office Position Title
Iloilo Rehabilitation Center Atty. Soteo G. Gardose OIC, Security Officer IV
Provincial Population Office Ms. Reinarda Gaviola OIC, Training- Research Officer III
Management Information System Ms. Salvacion L. Sibonga Info. Tech. Officer. II
Provincial Information Officer Ms. Marilou B. Sumbing Administrative Officer V
Community Affairs & Resources Division Mr. Jerry V. Bionat Chief Coop. Dev’t Specialist, OIC-Comm. Affairs
Prov’l Council for Culture, Arts, History & Tourism Unit Atty. Joenar Pueblo Officer-In-Charge
Medical Dental Services Dr. Ma. Portia P. Manejero Medical Officer V
Provincial Administrator Mr. Manuel P. Mejorada Provincial Administrator
Provincial Planning & Development Office Mr. Mario N. Nillos PGDH
Sangguniang Panlalawigan Atty. Lorenzo T. Tubola Secretary to the SP
Provincial Treasurer Ms. Corazon Estelita Beloria OIC, PGADH
Provincial Assessor Mr. Francisco M. Habana, Jr. PGDH
Provincial Budget Ms. Elena D. Lim PGDH
Provincial Legal Atty. Salvador P. Cabaluna III Provincial Legal Officer
Human Resource Management and Development Office Ms. Alma P. Ravena PGADH, OIC-PGDH
Provincial Library Ms. Noemi Viejon PGADH
Provincial Agriculture Dr. Ildefonso T. Toledo PGADH, OIC-PGDH
Provincial Engineer Engr. Gracianito L. Lucero PGDH
Provincial Cooperatives Development Ms. Mila M. Layog OIC – Supv’g Coop. Dev’t Specialist
Provincial Accountant Mr. Lyd P. Tupas PGDH
General Services Mr. Ramie S. Salcedo PGDH
Provincial Social Welfare & Development Ms. Neneth Q. Pador PGDH
Provincial Environment & Natural Resources Ms. Soledad R. Sucaldito PGDH
Economic Enterprise Mr. Francisco T. Heler, Jr. PGDH
Provincial Veterinarian Dr. Silvino R. Teodosio, Jr. PGDH
Provincial Health Dr. Patricia Grace S. Trabado PGDH
Iloilo Provincial Hospital Dr. Prem T. Parcon Chief of Hospital I
Aleosan District Hospital Dr. Paz Calopez Chief of Hospital I
Jesus M. Colmenares Memorial District Hospital Dr. Eduardo M. Diaz Chief of Hospital I
Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital Dr. Calixto Sagra OIC – Medical Officer IV
Dr. Ricardo S. Provido Memorial District Hospital Dr. Edgar C. Castaños Chief of Hospital I
Dumangas District Hospital Dr. Alberto Cordero OIC – Medical Officer IV
Rep. Pedro Trono District Hospital Dr. Rafael S. Sabando OIC – Medical Specialist II
Dr. Ricardo Y. Ladrido Memorial District Hospital Dr. Roberto C. Castronuevo Chief of Hospital I
Don Valerio s. Palmares Memorial District Hospital Dr. Roberto Gerard C. Yusay Chief of Hospital I
Sara District Hospital Dr. Jeremiah E. Obañana Chief of Hospital I
Barotac Viejo District Hospital Dr. Armando S. Dumdum Chief of Hospital I
Federico Roman Tirador Memorial District Hospital Dr. Noel Roy G. Gigare Chief of Hospital I
Source: HRMDO, Provincial Capitol

Table 46. Total No. of Provincial Employees by Office

As of December 2008
ELECTED CO-TERMINUS CASUAL PERMANENT
OFFICE Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female
TOTAL
Governor 1 10 6 6 8 31
Parks and Grounds 5 5 10
Information And Communication Technology Management Division (ICTMD) 5 4 9
Public Information Section (PIS) 3 3
Human Resource Management and Development Office
(HRMDO)
4 17 21
Community Affairs and Resource Division (CARD) 6 6

Provincial Council for Culture, Arts, History and Tourism Unit (PCCAHT) 2 2 4
Provincial Administrator's Office 1 10 8 19
Provincial Planning and Development Office (PPDO) 11 22 33
Sangguniang Panlalawigan 11 3 30 28 6 5 14 29 126
Provincial Treasurer's Office 1 1 18 44 64
Provincial Assessor's Office 1 23 27 51
Provincial Budget Office 1 1 7 13 27
Provincial Accountant's Office 1 3 7 26 37
General Services Office (GSO) 2 59 34 95
Provincial Agriculture's Office 2 55 52 112
Provincial Veterinary's Office 1 2 3
Provincial Engineer's Office 188 25 213
Provincial Cooperative and Development Office 1 6 7
Iloilo Rehabilitation Center (IRC) 76 11 87
Medical/ Dental Service 1 8 9
Provincial Population Office 9 40 49
Provincial Legal Office 1 8 7 16
Provincial Library and Archives Office 4 7 11
Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office (PSWDO) 2 16 18
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) 8 11 19
Provincial Health Office (PHO) 4 2 41 119 166
Economic Enterprise Office 30 12 42
Iloilo Provincial Hospital (IPH) 4 2 42 92 140
Aleosan District Hospital 2 1 19 58 80
Jesus Colmenares Memorial District Hospital 2 12 27 41
Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital 1 2 20 61 84
Ricardo S. Provido Memorial District Hospital 2 21 29 52
Dumangas District Hospital 1 23 39 63
Rep. Pedro Trono District Hospital 1 1 15 53 70
Dr. Ricardo Y. Ladrido Memorial District Hospital 3 19 48 70
Don Valerio S. Palmares Memorial District Hospital 2 10 28 40
Sara District Hospital 4 15 50 69
Barotac Viejo District Hospital 1 2 8 25 36
Federico Roman Tirador Memorial District Hospital 16 34 50
TOTAL 12 3 42 34 45 43 804 1,095 2,078

D. Municipal Officials
Province of Iloilo: As of November 2009
Seal Code Municipality Mayor Vice Mayor MPDC
5012 Ajuy Juan R. Alvares Abner M. Viclar Alovelo C. Baqueriza
5028 Alimodian Juanito T. Alipao Geefree A. Alonsabe Nerissa A. Vasquez
5009 Anilao Maria Theresa Debuque John D. Sagrado Rene C. Arroyo
5033 Badiangan Suzzette M. Mamon Adrian A. Rendaje Romaila A. Recabar
5018 Balasan Filomeno V. Ganzon Simeon B. Ganzon II Paulino L. Panes
5010 Banate Carlos O. Cabangal, Jr. Exequil J. Palec, Jr. Elcia D. Boglosa
5007 Btac. Nuevo Hernan D. Biron, Sr. Pedro B. Hautea Duffie B. Botavarra
5011 Btac. Viejo Raul C. Tupas Jovino B. Tugbang, Jr. Lydia S. Barrido
5016 Batad Elvira P. Alarcon Harnie B. Estebal Veber Buenjemia
5041 Bingawan Matt P. Palabrica Mark P. Palabrica Dan P. Plagata
5031 Cabatuan Ramon C. Yee Ronilo O. Caspe Jose Norman Umadhay
5040 Calinog Alex A. Centena Josefina M. Saturnino Rhoda Lyn C. Panizales
5019 Carles Arnold A. Betita Rodolfo S. Dumayas , Jr. Cerena B. Villanueva
5013 Concepcion Elizabeth T. Salcedo John A. Arcosa Rene Sobremonte
5035 Dingle Rufino P. Palabrica III Reblun L. Lacson Romeo L. Librando
5038 Dueñas Robert Martin U. Pama Merloi P. Hautea Primitivo A. Hervas
5006 Dumangas Ronaldo B. Golez Hernan Biron Jr. Saul D. De Asis
5017 Estancia Restituto P. Mosqueda Rodoel D. Aclaro Eugene V. Tentativa
5022 Guimbal Christine S. Garin Mary Ann M. Suyao Reymund Famatid
5029 Igbaras Jaime E. Esmeralda Jose Edmund G. Espuras Wilfredo E. Delgado
5034 Janiuay Buenvinido P. Margarico Paulino M. Parian Elenita L. Cadete

Seal Code Municipality Mayor Vice Mayor MPDC
5042 Lambunao Reynor R. Gonzales Pancho G. Cathedral Febe L. Tiongson
5003 Leganes Adolfo A. Jaen Dionzon B. Jagunap

Samson J. Jaspe
5043 Lemery Mildred A. Chavez Cecilia H. Lumampao Marianito B. Alimo-ot
5026 Leon Romulo C. Cabana, Sr. Rolito C. Cajilig Bobby C. Villan
5030 Maasin Mariano M. Malones, Jr. Arthur A. Albacete Juan M. Rentoy, Jr.
5023 Miag-ao Julieta N. Flores Jose Rey N. Noble Nicolas F. Moragas
5032 Mina Rey P. Grabato Evangeline D. Dableo Jose G. Salanio, Jr.
5005 New Lucena Liezel S. Mondejar-Seville Nestor S. Sibulinao John S. Suelo
5020 Oton Vicente B. Flores, Jr. Jose Niel S. Olivares Ma. Ami M. Rodrigo
5037 Passi City Elyzer C. Chavez Jovi A. Palmares Alberto T. Hiponia
5001 Pavia Arcadio H. Gorriceta Guillermo H. Hisancha Baltazar J. Gumana
5008 Pototan Pablo L. Perez Enrique Rafael P. Lazaro Norma P. Cordero
5015 San Dionisio Pio B. Villanueva Peter Paul K. Lopez Generoso A. Chin
5036 San Enrique Rosario Mediatrix F. Tupas Julius D. Paclibar Reyglen Paracale
5024 San Joaquin Ninfa S. Garin Marilyn M. Silfavan Solomon S. Sartaguda
5025 San Miguel Gregorio S. Villarico Victor S. Saclauso Heidi B. Beduyas
5039 San Rafael Roel T. Belleza Jeannie E. Balasico Erico Dennis P. Balleza. Jr.
5002 Sta. Barbara Isabelo J. Maquino Rodulfo S. Delgado, Jr. Victor Araneta
5014 Sara Ermelita C. Salcedo Neptali P. Salcedo, Jr. Calixto P. Oliveros
5021 Tigbauan James Excelsior M. Torres Roel T. Jarina Alfredo T. Tumasis
5027 Tubungan Victor T. Tabaquirao Job T. Aranda Rogelio T. Tabingo
5004 Zarraga Gregorio S. Brazas Jeffrey M. Silveo Ananias M. Sortido
Source: Dept. of the Interior & Local Govt., Region VI

E.Finance
Table 47. STATEMENT OF INCOME AND OPERATION EXPENSES

Province of Iloilo: For the period ending December 31, 2008
INCOME Condensed GF-Proper

General Income Accounts
Permits and Licenses 104,102.35
Service Income 24,744,463.93
Business Income 61, 307,000.94
Other Income 988,575, 825.67 1,074,931,392.89
Tax Revenue
National Taxes 320,266.24
Local Taxes 81,506,839.30 81,827,105.54
Gain/Loss Acccount 131,000.00
Gross Income 1,156,689,498.43
Less: Expenses
Personal Services
Salaries and Wages 181,869,692.84
Other Compensation 73,347,825.02
Personnel Benefits Contributions 30,815,475.59
Other Personnel Benefits 84,458,656.06 370,491,649.51
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses
Travelling Expenses 14,178,174.92
Training and Scholarship Expenses 6,262,934.20
Supplies and Material Expenses 112,471,704.16
Uitlity Expenses 16,144,015.19
Communication Expenses 4,055,768.09
Membeship Dues and Contributions to Organizations 210,000.00
Awards and Indemnities Expenses 226,939.80
Advertising Expenses 1,203,713.40
Printing and Binding Expenses 300,513.62
Representation Expenses 849,930.32
Transportation and Delivery Expenses 24,640.00
Subscription Expenses 210,137.40
Rewards and Other Claims Expenses 230,000.00
Professional Services 34,221,018.62
Repair and Maintenance
Land and Improvements 342,760.12
Buildings 4,300,747.66
Office Equipment, Furniture and Fixtures 792,252.11
Machineries and Equipment 12,816,525.68
Transportation Equipment 5,508,549.82
Other Property, Plant and Equipment 524,143.00
Public Infrastrauctures 4,929,693.75 29,214,662.14
Subsidies and Donations 311,219,893.59
Taxes, Insurance Prmiums and Other Fees 3,665,600.65
Non-Cash Expenses
Depreciation
Land Improvements 2,611,633.96
Buildings 14,432,983.12
Office Equipment-Furniture and Fixtures 9,724,935.17
Machineries and Equipment 22,527,432.38
Transportation Equipment 3,792,991.57
Other Property, Plant and Equipment 66,789,49 53,095,785.69
Other Maintenance and Other Operating
Expenses 15,728,980.38 603,568,365.17
Financial Expenses 12,619,300.18
Total Operating Expenses 986,679,314.86
Net Income (Loss) 170,010,183.57
Source: Provincial Accounting Office

GENERAL INFORMATION ON DIFFERENT MUNICIPALITIES
Table 48. No. of Barangays, Land Area, Population and Distance from City By
Municipality
Municipality/ No. of Land Area 2007 Census Distance from

Component City Barangays (Ha.) on Population City (km)
Ajuy 34 19,346 47,113 91.9

Alimodian 51 14,480 34,035 24.6
Anilao 21 7,538 23,465 45.3
Badiangan 31 7,750 24,504 39.0
Balasan 23 4,100 27,384 134.0
Banate 18 11,886 28,714 50.0
Btac. Nuevo 29 9,449 49,515 30.0
Btac. Viejo 26 14,230 39,326 60.4
Batad 24 4,476 18,298 120.0
Bingawan 14 8,500 12,259 68.0
Cabatuan 68 8,248 50,861 24.2
Calinog 59 23,280 51,018 59.3
Carles 33 11,202 57,673 147.6
Concepcion 25 9,702 36,881 111.4
Dingle 33 7,750 40,828 37.0
Dueñas 47 9,052 32,149 46.1
Dumangas 45 11,677 62,769 30.0
Estancia 25 3,197 39,479 135.5
Guimbal 33 4,448 29,724 29.0
Igbaras 46 15,243 29,417 40.0
Janiuay 60 17,910 57,878 29.0
Lambunao 73 24,692 63,300 48.0
Leganes 18 3,216 27,357 10.9
Lemery 31 11,990 25,017 110.7
Leon 85 14,013 45,647 28.2
Maasin 50 15,658 32,555 29.5
Miag-ao 119 13,286 60,498 40.5
Mina 22 4,335 19,809 44.0
New Lucena 21 4,412 21,318 25.0
Oton 37 8,456 77,621 10.2
Passi City 51 25,068 76,045 50.0
Pavia 18 3,502 39,275 9.6
Pototan 50 9,131 67,626 29.0
San Dionisio 29 12,677 32,171 111.8
San Enrique 28 8,772 30,006 54.0
San Joaquin 85 23,135 50,102 53.0
San Miguel 24 2,134 23,804 16.0
San Rafael 9 14,578 13,694 72.0
Sta. Barbara 60 7,748 51,075 15.6
Sara 42 18,300 45,005 97.0
Tigbauan 52 6,062 54,574 22.5
Tubungan 48 3,460 20,631 41.1
Zarraga 24 8,253 21,458 15.7
Total 1,721 466,342 1,691,878

Table 49. Schedule of Market Days and Town Fiestas By Municipalities
Municipality Market Days/s Town Fiesta Patrons
Ajuy Sunday Sept.10 San Nicolas De Tolentino

Alimodian Tuesday/Sunday Sept.22 Sto. Tomas de Villanova
Anilao Friday May 22 Sta. Rita de Cassia
Badiangan June 24 San Juan de Bautista
Balasan Thursday/Sunday July 26 Sta. Ana
Banate Wednesday June 24 San Juan de Bautista
Btac.Nuevo Wednesday/Saturday June 13 San Antonio de Padua
Btac.Viejo Thursday June 29 San Pedro de Apostol
Batad Sunday/Monday Apr.05 San Vincente Ferrer
Bingawan Thursday Jan. 25 San Paulo de Conversion
Cabatuan Wednesday/Sunday Sept.10 San Nicolas De Tolentino
Calinog Tuesday Dec.08 Immaculada Concepcion
Carles Monday/Friday Oct.15 Sta, Teresa de Jesus
Concepcion Thursday Dec.08 Immaculada Concepcion
Dingle Saturday June 24 San Juan de Bautista
Dueñas Sunday Sept.30 San Jeronimo
Dumangas Sunday May 05M San Agustin
Estancia Tuesday May 15-16 Ma. Reyna Sto. Rosario
Guimbal Tuesday Sept. 10 San Nicolas De Tolentino
Igbaras Wednesday May 22R/June24M San Juan de Bautista
Janiuay Wednesday/Saturday Jan. 28 San Julian
Lambunao Sunday Sept. 10 San Nicolas De Tolentino
Leganes Sunday Apr. 05 San Vicente Ferrer
Lemery Wednesday June 23 Sto. Niño
Leon Thursday/Friday Nov. 25 Sta. Catalina de Alejandria
Maasin Monday/Thursday Dec.30 San Jaime
Miag-ao Saturday Sept. 22 Sto. Tomas de Villanova
Mina Thursday/Sunday Oct.12 Nuestra Sra. Del Pilar
New Lucena Sunday Jan.24 Nuestra Sra. De Buen Viaje
Oton Monday/Saturday Dec.08 Immaculada Concepcion
Passi Monday/Saturday Feb.10 San Guillermo
Pavia Wednesday May 04 Sta. Monica
Pototan Tuesday/Friday May 08 San Jose
San Dionisio Friday May 05 San Vicente Ferrer
San Enrique Wednesday May 24 Santa Maria
San Joaquin Wednesday/Friday Jan.03M/ Aug.16R San Joaquin
San Miguel Wednesday/Sunday May 08 San Miguel de Archangel
San Rafael Sunday Oct.24 San Rafael de Archangel
Sta.Barbara Friday Dec.04 Sta. Barbara
Sara Monday/Saturday June 24 San Juan de Bautista
Tigbauan Sunday Jan.03R/ June 3rd M San Juan de Sahagun
Tubungan Monday/Friday/Tues. Jan. 17 San Antonio de Abbot



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This document contains relevant information and basic socio-economic

The immediate data references contained herein are in the form of

For more information, please contact the Research and Statistics

Message of the Governor

I am proud to say that I have delivered to the

NIEL D. TUPAS SR.

Message of the Vice Governor

I join everyone in the Provincial Planning

The Province of Iloilo is blessed with rich

I encourage everybody to explore and experience life in the

Message of the PPDC

This time marks another excellent

Noting Iloilo to be one of the fasting growing economies,

Hence, it is my great joy to join the Research and Statistics

May God bless all of us.

III. ECONOMIC SERVICES

IV. SOCIAL SERVICES

V. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION 70

Table 15. NMIS Region VI Accredited Meat Establishments: 2007 17

AHEP - Amlan Hydro Electric Plant

Fig. 2: Boundaries of the Province

The Province of Iloilo occupies the southern and the northeastern

Research and Statistics Section 2

a.1. Land Use Status

Iloilo province has a total land area of 466,342 has. or

Alienable/Disposable Lands. . . . . . 352,347 has.

Timberland .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113,995.00 has.

Fig. 3: Land Use Status: 2008

Source: LEP-DENR, Region VI / PENRO

Research and Statistics Section 3

First Second Third Fourth

Guimbal Alimodian Badiangan Anilao Ajuy

Fig. 4: Congressional Districts

Research and Statistics Section 4

b.1. Classification of Municipalities

Municipality Class Mun / Component City Class

1. Ajuy Second 23. Leganes Fourth

Fig. 5: Classification of Municipalities/ Component City

Source: BLGF, Department of Finance

Research and Statistics Section 5

Research and Statistics Section

D. Climate Rainfall (2008)

There are Classification of Soils based on Genetic and

a. Soil of the Swamps and Marshes

c. Soils of the Mountains

F. Water Sources (As of 2008)

Research and Statistics Section 6

Total Population* (2007 Census) ---------------------- 1,691,878

Source: National Statistics Office

Research and Statistics Section 7

a.1. Poverty Statistics

Table 1. Household Population By Age Group and Sex

Age Group Male Female Total

Fig. 7: Household Population by Age Group & Sex: 2007 Census

Research and Statistics Section 8

Table 2. Household Population 10 Years Old & Over By Marital Status

Marital Status Male Female Total

Total 663,720 644,393 1,308,113

Fig 8: Population by Marital Status by Sex: 2007 Census, Province of Iloilo

Research and Statistics Section 9

Table 3. Household Population by Ethnicity and Sex

Ethnicity Male Female Both Sexes