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Statistical Indicators on Philippine Development 2006 

Performance Summary

Strategies where targets are likely to be attained

Strategies where targets are not likely to be attained

CULTURE
	Assist 66 local culture and arts organizations with defined cultural programs by 2010		Train 1,500 cultural workers and artists thru the Institute for Cultural and Arts Management (ICAM) by 2010"
	10 productions for TV, radio, film and theatre, and 10 infomercials by 2010		Develop and/or produce 500 new artworks or creative projects in cinema, visual arts, music, theatre, etc. by 2010
	Support 800 new and/or young artists in various fields through workshops, contests, festivals and the like by 2010		Complete 40 new researches on the conservation of cultural traditions, indigenous knowledge and cultural masteries by 2010
	3-6 National Artist Award (NAAW) and 3-6 Gawad Manlilikha ng Bayan (GAMABA) recipients by 2010		Active participation of 150 artists/ cultural workers in international events, exhibits, festivals, etc. by 2010
	Support 6 festivals of cultural communities per year until 2010
	Implement/sustain 70 cultural exchange agreements and activities by 2010
EDUCATION
Basic Education
	Maintain a classroom-pupil ratio at an average of 1:50 at the elementary level		Net enrolment ratio at the elementary level will increase
	Close the classroom gap		Net enrolment ratio at the secondary level will increase
	Maintain a 1:1 textbook-pupil/student ratio		Cohort survival rate at the elementary level will increase
	Maintain a 1:50 teacher-pupil/student ratio		Cohort survival rate at the secondary level will increase
			Dropout rate at the elementary level will decrease
			Dropout rate at the elementary level will decrease
			Maintain a classroom-student ratio at an average of 1:50 at the secondary level
Technical Vocational Education and Training
	Number of persons trained will increase		Number of technical vocational education and training (TVET) programs registered/renewed will increase
	Number of persons assesed will increase		Number of Private Education Student Financial Assistance (PESFA) slots will increase
	Number of persons certified will increase
Higher Education
	42,600 scholarships in priority courses annually		Proportion of higher education institutions (HEI) faculty with Master's degree will increase from 30.0% to 60.0% in 2010
			Proportion of HEI faculty with Doctorate degree will increase from 9.0% to 18.0% in 2010
FINANCIAL SECTOR
	Finance will grow from 6.9 to 7.4 (or an average of 7.2) percent in 2004 to 6.7% in 2005 and 6.5% to 7.5% in 2006.		Savings to GDP ratio will be 30% by 2010
			Investment to GDP ratio will be 28% by 2010
			Inflation Rate will be 4.5% from 2004 to 2006
HEALTH SERVICES
	Increase mean life expectancy to 71.2 years (females)		Reduce maternal mortality rate to 90/100,000 livebirths
	Reduce infant mortality rate to 17/1000 livebirths		Increase coverage of fully immunized children to 95% by 2010
	Reduce under-five mortality rate to 32.24/1000 livebirths		Reduce malaria morbidity rate to 24 per 100,000 population by 2010
	Availability of low-priced medicines in: 11,000 Botika ng Barangays (BnBs) to cover 80 percent of barangays, all 530 LGU hospitals, 72 DOH-managed hospitals and 3,300 Botika ng Bayan (BNB) by 2010		30% annual increase in PHIC accredited RHUs
	TB case detection rate increased to 70% and cure rate to 85% by 2010		10% annual increase in PHIC accredited doctors
	1% annual increase in Philippine Health Insurance Commission accredited hospitals		Increase access to safe water supply to 92 - 96%
	Reduce the prevalence of underweight children (0-5 years old) to 21.6% from 27.6%		Increase access to sanitary toilet facilities to 86 - 91%
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION
	Develop appropriate housing and subdivision standards that ensure the safety and welfare of households		Provide housing to 1.1 million households valued at Php217.04 billion
	Reduce by at least half the number of days, processes and requirements for loan applications and housing permits
INFRASTRUCTURE
	Increase allocation for maintenance of national roads from PhP4.8 billion in 2004 to PhP13.5 billion by 2010 to fully meet computed needs: 45 % of 13.5 billion by 2005; 70% by 2007 and 100% by 2010		Increase spending on infrastructure by Php 100 billion annually
LABOR
	Strike prevention rate will be 94%		100% of provinces and chartered cities having organized Industrial Peace Tripartite Councils
	4200 labor education seminars conducted		11, 500 persons with disabilities (PWDs) and 600 occupationally disabled workers (ODWs) provided with training, employment or entrepreneurship assistance
	Number of OFWs provided with social welfare and medical assistance under the OCSSP		200%annual increase in informal sector (IS) membership with the Social Protection Program
			Number of persons trained in maritime training programs
			Number of ratings/ maritime officers certificate issued
PEACE AND ORDER
	Service of warrants by 20% of the number of warrants of arrest received starting 2005 Number of Warrant of Arrests Unserved		Fill-up current shortage of PNP personnel by 2006 - 2010
	5% decrease per year in incidence of common crimes against property starting 2005 - 2010		Attain Police-population ratio of 1:525 2010, and 1:500 by 2012
			Solve 5% of unsolved cases Crime Efficiency Solution Rate
			Solve 5% of unsolved cases Number of Reported Crimes Solved
			Service of warrants by 20% of the number of warrants of arrest received starting 2005 Number of Warrant of Arrests Served
			Service of warrants by 20% of the number of warrants of arrest received starting 2005 Efficiency of Service of Warrant of Arrests
LIVELIHOOD AND ASSEST REFORM
	Number of microfinance participating banks and banking units doubled by 2010		Bring poverty incidence from 34% to 17%
	Total loan amount increased by Php 43.5 billion by 2010		4.2 million new microfinance borrowers by 2010
	Institutionalize the SME Unified Lending Oppurtunities for national Growth (SULONG) Program		Number of functional ARB organizations raised from 1,700 to 4,000 by 2008
	Fully implement and Institutionalize the KALAHI-CIDSS in 4,216 barangays, 182 municipalities and 42 provinces
POWER SECTOR REFORMS
	Increase geothermal capacity and new oil and gas discoveries		Lower the distribution system loss to 13% in 2005 and to a single digit system loss by 2010 (Electric Cooperatives)
	Construct hydropower plants
	Increase the number of category A+ and A of Electric Cooperatives by 10% in 2010
RULE OF LAW
	Improved court and case management		Upgraded institutional capability
	Recruitment of qualified prosecutors intensified.		Free legal services improved
	Advocacy on the alternative dispute resolution pursued Percentage of cases settled amicably at the barangay level; Estimated government savings derived from settled cases		Resolution of cases expedited
	Rehabilitation programs for prisoners enhanced (vocational and livelihood training, educational, health and medical services, religious and recreational)		Advocacy on the alternative dispute resolution pursued Number of disputes settled at the Lupong Tagapayapa (LT)
	Funding for effective and efficient safekeeping and rehabilitation of prisoners pursued		Construction and repair of jail facilities pursued
VULNERABLE GROUPS
	11,500 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) served during the plan period		204,525 families served under SEA-Kaunlaran Program
	Fully implement and institutionalize the KALAHI-CIDSS in 4,530 barangays
	Fully implement and institutionalize the KALAHI-CIDSS in 182 municipalities
	Fully implement and institutionalize the KALAHI-CIDSS in 42 provinces

 

Data are as of July 2007.

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