The Regional Social and Economic Trends (RSET) 2007 is  an annual compendium of time-series social and economic data at the subnational level. This is available for Regions I, V, VI, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII and for the Cordillera Administrative Region, where the NSCB has its regional divisions. Graphics and illustrations are included to highlight significant indicators. 

The National Accounts of the Philippines (NAP)  presents measures of the aggregate sum of factor incomes/payments arising from the production activities of the country as well as the flows from production to consumption, accumulation and foreign trade useful to planners and policy makers from all sectors in economic analysis, decision-making and policy formulation.

The Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) 2005-2007 presents the aggregate of gross value added (GVA) of all resident producing units in the region. It is very useful in assessing the economic performance of the regions in the country which can provide tools for sound policy, planning and decision making.

The Gross Regional Domestic Expenditure (GRDE) 2004-2006 presents the expenditure of residents of the region in the domestic territory plus their expenditures in other regions including the rest of the world. This is intended to complement the current series of the Gross Regional Domestic Product.

The Philippine Standard Occupational Classification (PSOC) Update 2003 is a statistical classification of the different occupation groups of the working population. It serves as a guide for various users, particularly those responsible for job placement and recruitment services, vocational training and guidance, immigration purposes, and related activities. 

The Countryside in Figures: Catanduanes, 1st Edition 2007 has been patterned after the national and regional versions of the publication "The Countryside in Figures". A useful tool for planners, investors, and researchers interested in the province of Catanduanes, the publication contains relevant statistics and indicators about the performance of the province. Whenever available, data down to the municipal level are likewise presented.
(Also available for the provinces of Sorsogon and Camarines Norte)

The Philippine Standard Commodity Classification (PSCC) Rev. 2, 1993 presents the latest reclassification of commodities, particularly those that enter the Philippine trade. It was prepared in answer to the need for a new national commodity classification system reflective of more current technological advancements and the economic structure of the country. The classification of commodities is presented in six level of details: section, division, group, subgroup, item and sub-item. 

The Philippine Standard Industrial Classification (PSIC) As Amended 2004 is a statistical classification of all economic activities, designed as a guide and a comprehensive framework for securing uniformity and comparability of statistics that are collected, processed and analyzed by various data users on both government and private sectors, including those involved in statistics and research activities. 

The Dictionary of Selected Statistical Terms is a collection of selected common statistical terms, concepts, and indicators used by data producers and users. It aims to promote uniform interpretation of terms used in censuses, surveys, and development plans. The formula and method of computation and illustration for each term are included together with its standard definition and explanation. 

The Manual on the Preparation of Statistical Project Proposals is meant to provide a practical guide in the development of statistical project proposals by data users and producers, especially at the subnational level. It provides a comprehensive discussion of the strategies and procedures in concept development, planning and packaging of proposals for undertaking statistical development projects to enhance their viability and marketability. 

The Food Balance Sheets of the Philippines (FBS) 1999-2001 provides estimates of the overall food supply situation in the country that is available for consumption of the populace and shows the trends in the levels of the country's food supply and changes in its composition and in the type of food available for consumption which are needed in the formulation of national food production and trade programs to satisfy the dietary and nutritional needs of Filipinos. 

The 2006 Philippine Provincial Poverty Statistics provides important poverty information such as the food and poverty thresholds and the subsistence and poverty incidence rates. It also contains other useful poverty-related statistics like the income gap, the poverty gap, and the severity of poverty. It discusses poverty incidence alongside the human development index as well as the concentration of poverty compared with population and the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).

The 2000 Input-Output Accounts of the Philippines serves as a tool for planners in analyzing the structures of the economy to enable them to formulate programs and policies towards attainment of economic progress and social welfare of the people.

The Human Development Index (HDI) 2000 presents a summary that reflects the most important dimensions of human development: the state of health; the level of knowledge and skills; and the livelihood and standard of living.

The Inventory of Ports (As of December 1999) covers all ports catering to  water borne commerce listed alphabetically with their corresponding location, classification and status which are further disaggregated by region, province and municipality. It is a vital input in the formulation of development programs in the trade as well as the transport sector. 

The Quarterly Economic Indices of the Philippines provides measures of growth in production, gross revenue, employment and compensation in the various sectors of the economy. The indices can be used as deflators to express a current value in real terms, as bases for wage formulation and for forecasting and projections. Specifically, these indices were developed to guide users for a more meaningful economic analysis of current economic behavior and events. 

The report "Metro Manila - A Gateway to the Philippines" a comprehensive information tools on the region's historical development, land resources, its people, economy, infrastructure, and industries. The performance of the different cities and municipalities comprising the region are compared using statistical indicators. Provides an integrated source of information for planners and policy makers, for researchers, and for those who may wish to establish business in the metropolis.

The Philippine Countryside in Figures provides relevant statistics to various data users in the government as well as the private sector which includes sixty (60) data items/indicators about the provinces and key cities in the Philippines. It can also be used as a reference for comparing the performance of our provinces and cities in different areas of interest and as a useful document in discerning challenges and opportunities at the local level.
 

The Profile of Censuses and Surveys provides a description of each census/survey - the conducting agency, some background information, objectives, frequency of conduct and reference period, scope and coverage, instruments, data items collected, cost, sampling design, estimation and imputation procedures, survey operations, data processing, major outputs generated, and schedule and method of dissemination. These items of information comprise the census/survey metadata, which are being made available to users to promote transparency of survey methodologies and operations. 

The Philippine Statistical Development Program (2005-2010) presents a brief analysis of the major developments in the Philippine Statistical System (PSS) during the preceding planning period, identifies the informational requirements of development as well as the prevailing issues and challenges faced by the PSS and accordingly sets objectives, strategies and statistical programs to be adopted in the next six years presented in twenty-two subject-matter and/or sectoral areas to meet current and emerging needs of national and local planners, policy makers and data producers. 

The 2008 Statistical Handbook on Women and Men in Bicol Region presents the latest available gender statistics in the Bicol Region through tables, charts, and analyses. This handbook will be a significant source of information for decision-makers, project planners, implementors and evaluators to guide them in their advocacy work and in the formulation of plans, programs and policies for the advancement of women in the region. 

The Philippine National Health Accounts contains analyses, tables and graphs depicting the patterns of health care spending in the country. In line with the focus of the current administration of making high quality health care available to the poorest segment of the country’s population, data presented would help determine whether the aggregate health care spending from all sources is adequate to meet basic minimum requirements and identify probable areas of inefficiencies in allocating health care resources.