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Population Profile
Source: 2010 Census of Population, NSO
PROVINCE
Three Provinces with
Highest Population
Three Provinces with
Lowest Population
Highest Population 3,090,691 Cavite 3,090,691 Batanes 16,604
Lowest Population 16,604 Bulacan 2,924,433 Camiguin 83,807
Median 687,339 Pangasinan 2,779,862 Siquijor 91,066
HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY
Three HUCs with
Highest Population
Three HUCs with
Lowest Population
Highest Population 2,761,720 Quezon City 2,761,720 City of San Juan 121,430
Lowest Population 121,430 City of Manila 1,652,171 Tacloban City 221,174
Median 424,385 Caloocan City 1,489,040 Olongapo City 221,178
COMPONENT CITY
Highest Population 677,741
Lowest Population 37,219
Median 119,856
Three CCs with
Highest Population
Antipolo City,
677,741
Rizal
Dasmarinas
City, Cavite
San Jose Del
Monte City,
Bulacan
Barangay Count
Source: LGPMS, 2011
575,817
454,553
Three CCs with
Lowest Population
Palayan City,
37,219
Nueva Ecija
City of El
Salvador,
44,848
Misamis Oriental
Vigan City, Ilocos
Sur
49,747
MUNICIPALITY
Three Municipalities
with Highest Population
Three Municipalities
with Lowest Population
Highest Population 520,216 Bacoor, Cavite 520,216
Kalayaan,
Palawan
222
Lowest Population 222 Cainta, Rizal 311,845 Uyugan, Batanes 1,240
Median 29,740 Imus, Cavite 301,624 Ivana, Batanes 1,249
Most Number of Barangays:
City of Manila with 896 barangays
Least Number of Barangays:
Each with one (1) barangay -- Adams,
Ilocos Norte; Dumalneg, Ilocos Norte; and
Kalayaan, Palawan
Average Number of Barangays:
City – 54 barangays
Municipality – 23 barangays

Information Technology Profile:
Local Governments with Websites
Source: LGPMS, 2011
No. of
LGUs
No. of LGUs
w/ Websites
Percentage
Province 79 68 86%
City 138 123 89%
Municipality by Income Class
1 st 329 158 48%
2 nd 169 56 33%
3 rd 265 83 31%
4 th 382 105 27%
5 th 280 57 20%
6 th 71 5 7%
Total (Municipality) 1496 464 31%
Total (National)
1713 645 38%
List of Provinces
Without Websites
1. Apayao 7. Masbate
2. Ifugao 8. Negros Oriental
3. Kalinga 9. Biliran
4. Mountain
Province
10. Samar
5. Batanes 11. Tawi-Tawi
6. Nueva Ecija
List of Cities
Without Websites
1. Borongan City 9. Marawi City
2. Danao City 10. El Salvador City
3. Cabadbaran City 11. Victorias City
4. Bayugan City 12. Tanjay City
5. Ligao City
13. San Carlos City,
Pangasinan
6. Valencia City 14. Sorsogon City
7. Malolos City 15. Maasin City
8. Cavite City

Financial Profile:
Revenue Generation
Source: LGPMS, 2011
IRA Dependency
Highest IRA Dependency Lowest IRA
(Local Revenues vs. IRA)
Dependency
Prov’l Ave. 89% Lanao del Sur
99.97%
Bataan
46%
City Ave. 65% Himamaylan City,
Negros Occidental
Municipal Ave. 88% Hadji Panglima
Tahil, Sulu
95.68% Makati City 7%
99.96% Sual, Pangasinan 20%
Locally-Sourced Revenues,
Highest Locally-Sourced Lowest Locally-Sourced
in PhP Million
Revenues
Revenues
Prov’l Ave. 129.07 Cavite 808.24 Lanao del Sur
Tangub City,
0.36
City Ave. 455.14 Makati City 8,355.83 Misamis
Occidental
8.21
Municipal Ave. 12.99
Cabuyao,
Laguna
456.49
Hadji
Panglima Tahil
0.01007
IRA Share, in PhP Million
Highest IRA Share
Lowest IRA Share
Prov’l Ave. 842.53 Pangasinan 1,804.63 Siquijor 203.59
City Ave.
464.89
Davao City 2,615.74
El Salvador City,
Misamis Oriental
San Benito,
60.72
Municipal Ave.
Bacoor, Cavite 368.00 Surigao del
2.30
63.61
Norte
LGUs’ Total Income,
in PhP Million
Highest Total Income
Lowest Total Income
Prov’l Ave. 777.77 Cavite 2,481.57 Siquijor
El Salvador City,
227.93
City Ave. 1,001.58 Quezon City 12,761.67 Misamis
Oriental
San Benito,
89.055
Municipal Ave.
Notes:
82.24 Bacoor, Cavite 750.00 Surigao del
Norte
2.68
1. Computation of IRA Dependency:
IRA Dependency = (IRA/Regular Revenue)*100
Regular Revenue = (IRA+Locally-Sourced Revenues)
2. Computation is based on data from 79 provinces, 135 cities, and 1,468 municipalities.
3. Locally Sourced Revenues are from Local Tax and Non-Tax Revenues.
4. LGUs’ Total Income is obtained from locally-sourced revenues and external sources like IRA, other
shares from national tax collections, inter-local transfer, extraordinary receipts, grants and donations.

I. Total Expenditures, CY 2010
(in PhP Million)
639.89
42.57
III. Expenditure by Function, CY 2010
(in PhP Million)
Financial Profile
Operating Expenditures
Source: Statement of Receipts and Expenditures, BLGF-DOF
Prov’l Ave. City Ave. Municipal Ave.
General Public Services 354.95 376.05 40.62
Education, Culture & Sports/
Manpower Development
Health, Nutrition & Population
Control
31.76 94.85 1.81
137.80 60.79 5.94
Labor and Employment 0.79 0.48 0.09
Housing and Community
Development
781.56
Prov'l Ave. City Ave. Municipal Ave.
Social Security /Social Services &
Welfare
5.40 46.11 1.17
30.29 24.05 3.56
Economic Services 182.73 111.75 11.22
Debt Service (Interest Expense &
Other Charges)
II. Income Surplus or Deficit (-)
from Current Operations, CYs 2008-2010
in PhP Million
2008 2009 2010
Provincial Ave. 110.87 235.69 187.01
City Ave. 156.13 262.04 170.35
Municipal Ave. 7.15 12.05 10.75
Note: Income surplus or deficit is derived after deducting the total
expenditures from total income. If expenditure is more than
income, it is deficit. But in these figures, provinces, cities and
municipalities have surpluses than deficits.
15.07 13.97 0.71
Note: General Public Services covers sector expenditures for services that are indispensable to the existence of
an organized LGU. These include executive and legislative services; overall financial and fiscal services; the
civil service; planning; general research; public order and safety; and centralized services. These exclude
general administration, regulation, research and other services of departments that can be identified directly
under each specific sector. Definition is provided by the Bureau of Local Government Finance. Retrieve the
definitions from http://www.blgf.gov.ph/downloads/manual/SREManual.pdf).

I. Mode of Final Disposal of Solid Wastes
II. Barangays with Material Recovery Facilities
Environmental Profile
Source: LGPMS, CY 2011
City or municipality with: No. of C/M %
100% of its barangays have MRFs 150 9.18%
75% - 99% of its barangays have MRFs 274 16.77%
50% - 74% of its barangays have MRFs 322 19.71%
25% - 49% of its barangays have MRFs 270 16.52%
0 - 25% of its barangays have MRFs 618 37.82%
Total of Cities
and Municipalities 1,634 100%
III. Local Government Ecosystems Profile
Local Government
Ecosystem
Mode of Final Disposal
With
Agriculture
With Forest With Freshwater
(river or lake)
With Coastal
No. of C/M: 1,606 1,269 1,406 899
% 98.29% 77.66% 86.05% 55.02%
Total of Cities and Municipalities – 1,634
No. of
C/M
Sanitary Landfill 171 10.47%
Sanitary Landfill and
Controlled Dumpsite
%
139 8.51%
Controlled Dumpsite 613 37.52%
Controlled Dumpsite and
Open Dumpsite
333 20.38%
Open Dumpsite 378 23.13%
Total of Cities
and Municipalities
1,634 100%

Goal 1: Eradicate poverty and hunger
MDG-Related Information
LGPMS, CY 2011
Province City Municipality
Total No. 79 138 1,496
No. % No. % No. %
Local Investment and Incentive Code, enacted 62 78.48% 110 79.71% 649 43.38%
% of local government expenditure on labor and
employment over total expenditure*
0.10% 0.07%
0.14%
Goal 2: Achieve universal primary education
% of local government expenditure on education
over total expenditure*
Goal 3: Promote gender equality and empower women
5% of total budget appropriated for Gender and
Development projects and activities (R.A. 7192
and E.O. 273, s. 1995)
4.19% 13.03%
2.78%
62 78.48% 120 86.96% 1,013 67.71%
Gender and Development Code, enacted 61 77.22% 101 73.19% 793 53.01%
Goal 4: Reduce child mortality
1% of the IRA is appropriated for the
strengthening and implementation of the
programs of the Local Council for the Protection
of Children (LCPC) - R.A. 9344
62 78.48% 115 83.33% 975 65.17%
Functional LCPC** 55 69.62% 101 73.19% 768 51.34%
Code for Children, enacted 73 92.41% 113 81.88% 806 53.88%
Goal 5: Improve Maternal Health
% of RHUs accredited by PhilHealth for Maternity
Care Package ***
% of local government expenditure on health,
nutrition and population control over total
expenditure*
Goal 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases
Amount appropriated for the monitoring or
surveillance of the magnitude of Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndrome or AIDS (RA 8504)
46.3 %
(No. of RHUs – 2281; No. of Accredited MCP- 1,056)
18.16% 8.35% 9.12%
57 72.15% 110 79.71% 619 41.38%
Health and Sanitation Code, enacted 25 31.65% 97 70.29% 624 41.71%
Goal 7: Ensure environmental sustainability
Environmental Code, enacted 59 74.68% 86 62.32% 773 51.67%
Sanitary Landfill as final disposal 17 12.32% 133 8.89%
City or Municipality where 100% of its Barangays
have Material Recovery Facilities
Goal 8: Global partnership for development
47 34.06% 124 8.29%
Local governments with websites 68 86% 123 89% 464 31.02%
*Data source – Statement of Receipts and Expenditure, CY 2010, BLGF-DOF
** Functional LCPC means that the Council: (1) is organized, (2) conducts meeting; (3) documents every
meeting; and (4) is able to cause the approval of a legislation on child survival, protection, participation and
development, including annual appropriation funds for the purpose.
*** Data source – LGU Scorecard on Health, a sub-system of LGPMS, 2011.