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TableTable19Laws ong>andong> oong>theong>r regulations1973 Philippong>inong>e Constitution. Available at http://elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph/ong>inong>dex7.php?doctype=Constitutions&docid=a45475a11ec72b843d74959b60fd7bd64558f6f05f5e61987 Philippong>inong>e Constitution. Available at http://elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph/ong>inong>dex7.php?doctype=Constitutions&docid=a45475a11ec72b843d74959b60fd7bd64558f82c40d9dDOH AO 114 (31 October 1991). Bengzon, AlfredoR.A., Admong>inong>istrative Order 114 s. 1991 – Revised/Added Roles ong>andong> Functions of ong>theong> Municipal HealthOfficer, ong>theong> Public Health Nurse ong>andong> ong>theong> Rural HealthMidwife. http://home.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao114-91.pdf,retrieved on 11 November 2010.DOH AO 125 (5 June 2002). Dayrit, Manuel, DOHAO 125 s. 2002 – National NFP Strategic Plan Year2002-2006. http://home.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao125-02.pdf, retrieved on 24 November 2010.DOH AO 132 (7 January 2004). Dayrit, Manuel, DOHAO 132 s. 2004 – Creatong>inong>g ong>theong> DOH Natural ong>Familyong>ong>Plannong>inong>gong> Program ong>andong> its Program Management.http://home.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao132-04.pdf, retrievedon 24 November 2010.DOH AO 158 (9 July 2004). Dayrit, Manuel, DOHAO 158 s. 2004 – Guidelong>inong>es on ong>theong> Management ofDonated Commodities under ong>theong> Contraceptive Self-Reliance Strategy. http://home.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao158-04.pdf, retrieved on 24 November 2010.DOH AO 1-A (15 January 1998). Noreiga-Reodica,Carmencita, DOH AO 1-A s. 1998 – Creation ofa Philippong>inong>e Reproductive Health Program. http://home.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao1a-98.pdf, retrieved on 24November 2010.DOH AO 2010-0027 (25 June 2010). Cabral,Esperanza, DOH AO 2010-0027 Amendment toAdmong>inong>istrative Order No. 158, Series of 2004 entitledGuidelong>inong>es on ong>theong> Management of Donated Commoditiesunder ong>theong> Contraceptive Self-Reliance Strategy. http://home.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao2010-0027.pdf, retrieved on23 November 2010.DOH AO 24-A (8 March 2000). Romualdez, Alberto,DOH AO 24-A s. 2000 - Strengong>theong>nong>inong>g ong>theong> DOHReproductive Health Program. http://www2.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao24A.pdf, retrieved on 24 November 2010.DOH AO 43 (24 April 2000). Romualdez, Alberto,DOH AO 43 s. 2000 - Reproductive Health Policy.http://home.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao43-00.pdf, retrievedon 24 November 2010.DOH AO 50-A (17 September 2001). Dayrit, Manuel,DOH AO 50-A s. 2001 – National ong>Familyong> ong>Plannong>inong>gong>Policy. http://home.doh.gov.ph/ao/ao50A-01.pdf,retrieved on 24 November 2010.330
DOH Memo 2008-0100 (7 May 2008). Villaverde MarioC., Department Memorong>andong>um 2008-0100 – Suballotmentof funds to Centers for Health Development forgrants to local government units (LGUs) for reproductivehealth (RH) commodities ong>andong> reproductive healthtraong>inong>ong>inong>g activities. http://home.doh.gov.ph/dm/dm2008-0100.pdf, retrieved 23 November 2010.EO 119 (30 January 1987). Aquong>inong>o, Corazon C.,Executive Order No. 119 - Reorganizong>inong>g ong>theong> Mong>inong>istry ofHealth, its Attached Agencies ong>andong> for Oong>theong>r Purposes.http://www.chanrobles.com/executiveorders/1987/executiveorderno119-1987.html, retrieved on 9November 2010.PD 79 (8 December 1972). Marcos, Ferdong>inong>ong>andong> E.,Presidential Decree No. 79 - Revisong>inong>g ong>theong> PopulationAct of Nong>inong>eteen Hundred ong>andong> Seventy-One. http://www.lawphil.net/statutes/presdecs/pd1972/pd_79_1972.html, retrieved on 9 November 2010.RA 1937 or Tariff ong>andong> Customs Law (22 June 1957).Philippong>inong>e Congress, Republic Act No. 1937 - AnAct to Revise ong>andong> Codify ong>theong> Tariff ong>andong> CustomsLaws of ong>theong> Philippong>inong>es. http://www.chanrobles.com/republicactno1937book1.htm, retrieved on 9November 2010.RA 4623 or Revised Admong>inong>istrative Code (19 June1965). Philippong>inong>e Congress, Republic Act No. 4623 -An Act to Amend Sections Nong>inong>eteen Hundred ong>andong> Fifty-Four ong>andong> Nong>inong>eteen Hundred ong>andong> Seventy-Eight-A of ong>theong>Revised Admong>inong>istrative Code. http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno4623.html, retrievedon 9 November 2010.RA 4729 (18 June 1966). Philippong>inong>e Congress,Republic Act No. 4729 - An Act to Regulate ong>theong> Sale,Dispensation, ong>andong>/or Distribution of ContraceptiveDrugs ong>andong> Devices. http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno4729.html, retrieved on 9November 2010.RA 6365 or Population Act (16 August 1971).Philippong>inong>e Congress, Republic Act No. 6365 - AnAct Establishong>inong>g a National Policy on Population,Creatong>inong>g ong>theong> Commission on Population ong>andong> for oong>theong>rPurposes. http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno6365.html, retrieved on 9 November2010.End Note*1 DALY – disability adjusted life years. One DALY can be thoughtof as one lost year of “healthy” life.*2 The reasons ong>inong> DHS were reorganized ong>inong>to major groups by ong>theong>authors. Table 11 provides ong>theong> component details for all groups.*3 32 per cent of ong>theong> 31 per cent of all women non-users that visiteda health facility equals 10 per cent of all women non-users*4 Davao del Norte ong>andong> Compostela Valley*5 The percentage use of female sterilization was divided by ong>theong>percentage of women who wanted no more children.*6 There is no ong>inong>equity by wealth quong>inong>tiles ong>inong> IUD use: 4 per centof ong>theong> lowest to ong>theong> fourth quong>inong>tile, ong>andong> 2 per cent of ong>theong> highestquong>inong>tile used ong>theong>m.*7 Unless qualified with ong>theong> word “formal/formally”, ong>theong> termmarried ong>inong>cludes those livong>inong>g togeong>theong>r ong>inong> ong>inong>formal unions.*8 Data are unavailable for young women.*9 Referrong>inong>g to elected ong>andong> autonomous government structures at ong>theong>provong>inong>ce, city, municipality ong>andong> village (barangay) levels.*10 President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo replaced President JosephEjercito Estrada ong>inong> January 2001 after anti-corruption massprotests forced him out of office. The new President held powerfor more than nong>inong>e years.*11 The fong>inong>al shipment reportedly arrived ong>inong> 2010.*12 The temporary loss or lowerong>inong>g of fertility of breastfeedong>inong>g womenup to about six months after childbirth.*13 An active anti-abortion ong>andong> anti-contraception organization.*14 Under LGC, Rural Health Units (health centres) ong>andong> BarangayHealth Stations (health posts) are controlled by municipalgovernments, so it is possible that services ong>andong> supplies weremaong>inong>taong>inong>ed ong>inong> some localities.1 National Statistical Coordong>inong>ation Board ( January 2004). A Viewof ong>theong> Philippong>inong>es – Geography. http://www.nscb.gov.ph/view/geography.asp, retrieved on 8 November 2010.2 National Statistics Office (8 December 2006). “Table 1. Summaryof projected population by sex ong>andong> by song>inong>gle-calendar year ong>inong>terval,Philippong>inong>es: 2000 – 2010, Medium assumption”, 2000 CensusbasedPopulation Projection ong>inong> collaboration with ong>theong> Inter-Agency Workong>inong>g Group on Population Projections. http://www.census.gov.ph/data/sectordata/popproj_tab1r.html, retrieved on 8November 2010.3 Lewis, M. Paul (ed.) (2009). Ethnologue: Languages of ong>theong> World,Sixteenth edition. Dallas, Texas: SIL ong>Internationalong>. Onlong>inong>e version,http://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=PH,retrieved on 8 November 2010.4 National Statistics Office (9 September 2010). Almost nong>inong>e out often Filipong>inong>os are functionally literate (fong>inong>al results from ong>theong> 2008Functional Literacy ong>andong> Mass Media Survey). http://www.census.gov.ph/data/pressrelease/2010/pr10142tx.html, retrieved on 8November 2010. In this survey, a functionally literate person isone who can read, write ong>andong> compute or one who can read, write,compute ong>andong> comprehend. Persons who completed high school ora higher level of education are also considered functionally literate.5 World Bank (2009). Philippong>inong>es at a Glance. http://devdata.worldbank.org/AAG/phl_aag.pdf, retrieved on 23 November2010.6 Commission on Population (2004). “Chapter 1: The urbansprawl”, State of ong>theong> Philippong>inong>e Population Report 2004. http://www.popcom.gov.ph/sppr/sppr03/pdfs/_Chapter%20I_NEW.pdf, retrieved on 8 November 2010.7 Bureau of Labor ong>andong> Employment Statistics (August 1999).“Agricultural employment trends ong>inong> ong>theong> Philippong>inong>es: ong>theong> decadepast”, Labstat Updates, 3(14). http://www.bles.dole.gov.ph/PUBLICATION-ARCHIVES/LABSTAT%20UPDATES%20%28NEW%20CATEGORY%29/issues/vol3_14.pdf, retrievedon 8 November 2010.8 National Statistics Office (21 January 2010). “Table 1. 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