Health - NEDA-RDC VI

Contents 

Profiles 

of the 

Sixth District 

of Negros Occidental 

Congressional Representative 6 

Municipal Mayors 7 

Municipal Income Class, Number of Barangays Land Area and Distance 8 

Brief Histories of the Municipalities 9 

Population 12 

Number of Registered Voters 13 

Economic Development 

Agriculture 14 

Natural Resources 15 

Industry 17 

Social Development 

Health 22 

Education 34 

Poverty 42 

Social Welfare 43 

Infrastructure Development 

Major Proposed Programs and Projects 44 

Irrigation 46 

Other Infrastructure Projects 48 

Water 49 

KALAHI-CIDSS 50 

Development Administration 

Revenues and Expenditures 52 

RDC VI Directory 58 

RDC VI Secretariat 68 

2 

Pages

List of Maps 

Profiles 

of the 



Map 1 Municipal Income Class, No. of Barangays and Distance 8 

Map 2 Population Map 12 

Map 3 Established and Clustered Precincts 13 

Map 4 Rice Production and Productivity 14 

Map 5 Plantations Planted and Maintained, 2007 16 

Map 6 One-Town-One Product 17 

Map 7 Tourism Map 18 

Map 8 Tourist Spots 19 

Map 9 Water, Sanitation and Solid Waste Disposal 32 

Map 10 Infrastructure Programs and Projects 44 

Map 11 Airport and Seaport 45 

Map 12 Locally-Funded Irrigation Projects 46 

Map 13 Other Infrastructure Projects 48 

3 

Pages

List of Tables 

Profiles 

of the 



Table 1 Land Area by Municipality 8 

Table 2 Population by Municipality 12 

Table 3 Number of Registered Voters 13 

Table 4 Rice Production and Productivity 14 

Table 5 Land Classification by Municipality 15 

Table 6 Calendar of Festivals and Events 20 

Table 7 Total Births and Crude Birth Rates 22 

Table 8 Total Deaths and Crude Death Rates 23 

Table 9 Total Infant Deaths and Infant Mortality Rate 24 

Table 10 Deaths and Death Rate Among < 5-Year Old 25 

Table 11 Maternal Deaths 26 

Table 12 Number of Health Personnel by Municipality 27 

Table 13 Basic Sanitation Facilities 33 

Table 14 Elementary Cohort Survival Rate 34 

Table 15 Elementary Completion Rate 35 

Table 16 Elementary Graduation Rate 36 

Table 17 Elementary Drop Out Rate 37 

Table 18 Secondary Cohort Survival Rate 38 

Table 19 Secondary Completion Rate 39 

Table 20 Secondary Graduation Rate 40 

Table 21 Secondary Drop Out Rate 41 

Table 22 Poor Families and Poverty Incidence 42 

Table 23 Number of Day Care Centers, Day Care Workers and Pupil Served 43 

Table 24 Locally-Funder Irrigation Projects 47 

Table 25 LWUA / Water Supply Projects 49 

Table 26 KALAHI-CIDSS Projects 50 

Table 27 Total Income and Expenditures 52 

Table 28 Income from Local Sources (Tax Revenue) 53 

Table 29 Income from Local Sources (Non-Tax Revenue) 54 

Table 30 Shares from National Tax 55 

Table 31a Expenditures 56 

Table 31b Expenditures 57 

4 

Pages

List of Figures 

Profiles 

of the 



Figure 1 Ranking of Divisions According to Prevalence of Undernutrition 

Among PSC, Region VI 2009 28 

Figure 2 Comparative Ranking of Provinces According to Prevalence 

Of Undernutrition 29 

Figure 3 Nutritionally-Depressed Municipalities According to Prevalence 

Of Undernutrition Among PSC, Negros Occidental 2009 30 

Figure 4 Ranking of Divisions According to Prevalence of Undernutrition 

Among School Children in Region VI, 2009 31 

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Pages

MERCEDES K. ALVAREZ 

Representative 

6th District of Negros Occidental 

6 

Representative 

Term : 3rd 

Office : Rm. S - 110, House of Representatives, Quezon City 

Direct Line : (02) 931-5001 local 7211, 931-6640 

Chief of Staff : Ma. Leslie G. Alvarez 

Committee Membership: 

PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS - Vice Chairperson 

REVISION OF LAWS - Vice Chairperson 

BASES CONVERSION - Member for the Minority 

BASIC EDUCATION AND CULTURE - - do- 

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS - - do- 

ECONOMIC AFFAIRS - - do- 

FOREIGN AFFAIRS - - do- 

HIGHER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION - - do- 

JUSTICE - - do- 

PUBLIC INFORMATION - - do- 

REFORESTATION - - do- 

WOMEN AND GENDER EQUALITY - - do- 

YOUTH AND SPORTS DEVELOPMENT - - do-

Mayor John Rey D. Tabujara 

Mayor Oscar C. Montilla, Jr. 

Mayor Ma. Teresa L. Bilbao 

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Municipal Mayors 

Mayor John Paul K. Alvarez 

Mayor Jechonias G. Manzano 

Mayor Isidro P. Zayco

Map 1 

4th class municipality 

17 barangays 

171 km. south of Bacolod City 

1st class municipality 

13 barangays 

189.5 km. south of Bacolod City 

Municipal Income Class, Number of Barangays, 

Land Area and Distance 


25 barangays 


8 


32 barangays 


2nd class municipality 

15 barangays 


4th class municipality 

9 barangays 

132 km. south of Bacolod City 

Table 1 

Land Area by Municipality 

(as per LMS-DENR data) 

Municipality Area (sq. km.) 

Candoni 191.70 

Cauayan 519.90 

Hinoba-an 414.10 

Ilog 281.70 

Kabankalan City 726.40 

Sipalay City 442.70 

District Total 2,576.50

CANDONI 

Brief Histories of the Municipalities 

Candoni was derived from the native phrase Kan Dune, 

which means belonging to Dune, a legendary beautiful 

maiden named Dionesia who committed suicide after 

being forced by her parents to marry a man she did not 

love. 

Formerly a barrio of the Municipality of Cauayan, 

Candoni started as the center of the Tabla Valley 

Settlement founded in 1935 by Santiago H. Diego, a 

prominent man from the Municipality of Isabela. He Candoni Municipal Hall 

led a group of settlers with a pioneering spirit and 

prompted by the desire to have a piece of land they could call their own. Pooling their 

resources and organizing themselves into a cooperative they called Tablenos, the settlers 

started clearing the valley starting from where the town is now located. They toiled the 

forests enduring hardships, but many of them died of malaria. 

CAUAYAN 

Long before the Spaniards came to Negros, this town was 

short of being a wilderness. It got its name from bamboo 

thickets abundant in the area.. Primitive people wore 

loincloth or “bahag” while hunting and fishing were their 

primary sources of livelihood. The natives also cultivated 

small farms where they planted root crops to augment their 

dietary requirement. 

In 1822, Cauayan was formally founded by Don Vicente 

Cauayan Municipal Hall 

Paulo Decena, believed to have come from Cebu. He was 

enticed into Cauayan by the legendary beauty of a native girl who subsequently became his 

wife. During the Spanish era, a seat for the municipal government was sought. Guihulngan, 

Cauayan and Isio were candidates but Isio prevailed as it was more populated. It got the 

honor of being the center of government although “gobernadorcillos” were accorded 

Cauayan and Guihulngan. 

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HINOBA-AN 

Formerly a part of Cauayan, this place was inhabited by 

natives called “Magabat”. When immigrants from Panay 

came and settled in the coastal areas, the settlers began to 

group in the area where the town is now located. Traders 

visited this place and bartered with its settlers products like 

clothing made in Miag-ao, Tigbauan and Guimbal in Iloilo. 

Spanish authorities did not occupy Hinoba-an during their 

time in the province since the area was still a jungle. It was 

visited only by people from Cauayan and the neighboring towns for hunting purposes. Hence 

no important events were recorded about the coming of the Spaniards in the town. 

When the Americans landed in Negros during World War II, Hinoba-an became a historical 

point of entry by the US military forces. Col. Salvador Abcede, district commander of the 7th 

military district, established his island headquarters in this town during the Japanese 

occupation. 

Col. Jesus Villamor, aboard submarine USS Gledgeon, landed at Ubong Point and occupied 

Ubong Cave as command post supply food and arms to guerillas. 

After Liberation, Hinoba-an was rehabilitated by some of its pioneering residents. More 

settlements were established, schools were built, trails developed for the people’s 

ILOG 

The Ilog was founded by the Augustinian Fathers Geronimo 

Marin and Francisco Bustos on May 16, 1584. It was the 

biggest settlement in Negros at the time of the Spanish 

conquest. It was the island’s commercial and political c 

enter. The name Ilog was recommended by a 

Tagalog guide of the Spaniards because the place was entirely 

surrounded by the longest river in the whole island of 

Negros – the Ilog River. 

In 1628, Ilog became a garrison town for Negros and the capital of the island from 1632 until 

1795. During these years the jurisdiction of the Ilog extended from Suay, Himamaylan in the 

north, and from Kabankalan to Isio, Cauayan in the south. Since Ilog was a garrison town, 

people from all over the country and from Spain and Mexico came to trade and live here. 

Aside from commercial and trading activities of the Ilognons, they also grew rice, cacao, 

tobacco and coconut. Fr. Juan Avila, who died and was buried in Ilog in 1706, established a 

cacao industry which was sufficient to supply the whole Philippines. This greatly enhanced 

the economy of Ilog. 

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KABANKALAN CITY 

Kabankalan, strategically located at the southern 

part of Negros Occidental, Kabankalan City prides 

itself as a service provider in education and health 

services, a major hub in commerce, trade and 

industry, information and communications 

technology, as well as host to a number of 

government and private offices. 

Early Cavancalan dates back to the 1630’s when it 

started as part of the encomienda of Admiral Cristobal de Logo y Montalvo. The Jesuits 

introduced Christianity at that time. On March 14, 1907, the then Philippine Commission 

passed Act 1612 creating the Municipality of Kabankalan from the town of Ilog. In a special 

election following the passage of that law, Lorenzo Zayco became its first Presidente 

Municipal. 

Despite the ravages of war and the internal strife in the 1980’s, trade and commerce 

increased considerably with the establishments of banks and commercial establishments. 

Other institutions such as schools, hospitals and churches were also established. On 

February 11, 1988, Bishop Vicente Navarra was installed as the first bishop of the Roman 

Catholic Diocese. 

Kabankalan was converted into a component city on August 2, 1997 with ratification of 

Republic Act No. 8297 or the City Charter of Kabankalan. Isidro P. Zayco became the first 

elected City Mayor. He, along with the other city officials, took his historic oath of office on 

June 12, 1998 and assumed office for his third term as Mayor on June 30, 1998. 

SIPALAY CITY 

Formerly a barrio of Cauayan, Sipalay had the 

distinction of having been used as a garrison for Spanish 

soldiers guarding the southern corridor of Negros 

Island. Original immigrants of the place came from the 

island of Panay, the town being just across a short sea 

span from what is now Iloilo. When the new settlers 

arrived, they drove away the natives to the mountains. 

No roads existed during the time, and trading was 

easier with Iloilo and Panay through sailboats. When 

the Americans came development was introduced with the putting up of schools and 

roads. Literacy among residents was improved. 

Sipalay became a lookout point when the Japanese occupied the country, with the town 

being used as an outpost by the guerillas . It was also in Sipalay, in Campomanes or 

Maricalum Bay, where the first American submarine landed to deliver arms and supplies 

for the forces commanded by airman-hero Col. Jesus Villamor. 

The staging of the final fight with the Japanese jumped from this point when sufficient 

supplies shipped from Australia arrived. 

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Table 2 

Population By Municipality 

Source: National Statistics Office, 2007 

Municipality Population 

Candoni 21,748 

Cauayan 93,569 

Hinoba-an 53,894 

Ilog 53,460 

Kabankalan City 166,970 

Sipalay 67,211 

District Total 456,852 

Source: National Statistics Office Region VI 

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Legend: 

Less than 30,000 = 

30,000–60,000 = 

More than 60,000 = 

Population 

Map 2 

POPULATION MAP

Registered Voters and Precincts 

Table 3 

Number of Registered Voters 

Source: COMELEC VI, Supplemental List as of Jan. 9, 2010 

Municipality Registered Voters 

Candoni 11,978 

Cauayan 46,312 

Hinoba-an 25,404 

Ilog 27,459 

Kabankalan City 91,861 

Sipalay City 38,165 

District Total 241,179 

Map 3 

ESTABLISHED AND CLUSTERED PRECINCTS 

269 

60 

232 

51 

159 

37 

13 

Legend: 

187 

37 

69 

17 

No. of Established Precincts— 

No. of Clustered Precincts— 

530 

115

Agriculture 

Rice Production and Productivity 

Table 4 

CY 2007 Rice Production and Productivity 

Source: Department of Agriculture VI 

Municipality Total Area Planted 

(ha) 


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Total Production 

(metric tons) 

Total Yield 

(mt/ha) 

Candoni 4,592.00 7,867.20 1.71 

Cauayan 7,057.48 12,443.71 1.76 

Hinoba-an 4,654.00 8,759.00 1.88 

Ilog 2,404.00 4,179.00 1.74 

Kabankalan City 4,032.00 7,427.90 1.84 

Sipalay City 4,324.00 7,984.00 1.85 

With 12,443 metric tons total rice 

production, the municipality of 

Cauayan was the No. 1 rice producer 

of the district in 2007. 

Map 4

Natural Resources 

Land Classification 

City/Municipality 

Land Classification by Municipality 

6th District, Province of Negros Occidental 

Total Land Area 

(in hectares) 

Alienable & Disposable Lands 

(in hectares) 

15 

Classified Forestlands 

(in hectares) 

Candoni 19,170 6,971.00 12,199.00 

Cauayan 51,990 25,886.50 26,103.50 

Hinoba-an 42,410 14,543.90 27,866.10 

Ilog 28,170 14,395.50 13,774.50 

Kabankalan City 72,640 54,605.00 18,035.00 

Sipalay City 43,270 16,872.00 26,398.00 

District Total 257,650 133,273.90 124,376.10 

Source: Land Evaluation Party, FM-DENR, Region 6 


Table 5

Natural Resources 

Plantations Planted and Maintained, 2007 

- 90 Ha 

16 

Legend 

Source: Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Region 6 


- Area planted in hectares 

- Area maintained in hectares 

Map 5 

- 10 Ha

Industry 

One-Town-One Product 

Cauayan 

Corn 

Sipalay City 

Tourism 


Map 6 

Ilog 

Oyster (Talaba) 

Hinoba-an 

Processed Tuna 

17 

Kabankalan City 

Pandan Weaving 

Candoni 

Lime 

Source: Department of Trade and Industry, Region 6

Industry 

Location of Potential Tourism Industry 

Map 7 


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Industry 

Tourist Spots 

Turtle Islands 

Punta Balata 

Pasaway sa Sipalay 

Ugbong Cave 

Century Trees Beach Resort 

Andulauan Bird 

Sanctuary Sanctuary 


Kisi-kisi Festival 

Alfe Coral Reef Resort Eden Island Resort 

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Sinulog Festival 

Balicaocao Highland Resort 

Mag-aso 

Falls 

Fatima 

Cave 

Map 8 

Pabalhas sa Tablas 

Cave 

Agustina 

Falls 

Magballo 

Cave

Industry 

Calendar of Festivals and Events 

FESTIVAL/EVENT 


DATE VENUE BRIEF 

DESCRIPTION 

JANUARY 

Sinulog January 10-16 Kabankalan City Sinulog sa Kabankalan is a hilarious festivity 

held in commemoration of the triumph of 

the townspeople against the moro pirates 

through the intercession of the Sto. Nino. 

During the early days, according to 

tradition, the Christian Filipinos, especially 

those living along the coastal areas, were 

subjected to attacks and harassment by the 

moro pirates. The encounters more often 

resulted in the bloodbath between the 

Christian and the pirates, bringing untold 

miseries and destructions, particularly to 

the townsfolk. It was in one of these encounters 

that the Sto. Nino intervened and 

saved the Christians from further attacks. 

To manifest their gratitude, the early 

Filipinos celebrated the victory by holding a 

revelry that is the SINULOG today. 

Lubay-Lubay Festival January 25 Cauayan Lubay-Lubay Festival portrays and preserve 

the early culture of Cauayanons in facing 

adversities, hardships and difficulties as 

well as abundance, plenty, prosperity and 

sufficiency, and to foster the spirit of unity, 

cooperation, camaraderie and thanksgiving 

especially for the blessings endowed by the 

Almighty. It is a thanksgiving for the 

bountiful harvest as dancers move to the 

beat of bamboo poles and sticks. 

FEBRUARY 

Dinagyaw sa Tablas February 11 Candoni Pabalhas sa Tablas. The concept of 

“Pabalhas sa Tablas” originated from the 

actual history of Candoni, when a group of 

settlers decided to look for a land they can 

call their own. 

Source: DOT, 6 

Table 6 

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Industry 

Calendar of Festivals and Events 

FESTIVAL/EVENT 


DATE VENUE BRIEF 

DESCRIPTION 

MARCH 

Kisi-Kisi Festival March 23-25 Ilog Ilog, being the first capital of Negros Island 

and Siquijor, was named as such because it 

is surrounded by the longest river in the 

whole island of Negros – the ILOG river. 

These river stretched up the sea where 

aquatic resources such as fish, crabs, 

oysters and shrimps are abundant. Kisi Kisi 

refers to the fast movement of fish, crabs, 

oysters and shrimps which are abundant in 

the sea of Ilog. 

Pasaway sa Sipalay March 31 Sipalay City Pasaway sa Sipalay is celebrated every last 

week of March marking the Charter 

Anniversary of the city. It features street 

dancing and merry making by performers 

from seventeen barangays of the city 

attired in mardigras and exotic costumes in 

the semblance of copper minerals. 

APRIL 

Pagbanaag Festival April 24 Hinoba-an Pagbanaag Festival was created in year 

1999. Hinoba-an got its festival name Pagbanaag, 

because people enjoy non-stop 

disco dancing and merry making from dusk 

till dawn. 

Source: DOT, 6 

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Health 

Total Births and Crude Birth Rate 

Municipality / City 

Source: PHO, Negros Occidental 

(Based on 2000 Census) 

Table 7 

Total Births by Sex, by Crude Birth Rate, by Municipality, 2009 

6th Congressional District 

Province of Negros Occidental 

Total Births 

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Births by Sex Crude Birth Rate 

(per 1,000 pop) 

Male Female 

Candoni 481 251 230 19.88 

Cauayan 2,646 1,372 1,274 24.67 

Hinobaan 708 340 368 11.51 

Ilog 513 274 239 9.11 

Kabankalan 3,283 1,688 1,595 18.33 

Sipalay 955 485 470 12.86


Total Deaths and Crude Death Rate 




Table 8 

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Total Deaths by Sex, by Crude Death Rate, by Municipality, 2009 



Total Deaths 

Deaths by Sex Crude Death 

Male Female 

Rate 

(per 1,000 pop) 

Candoni 48 26 22 1.98 

Cauayan 407 246 161 3.79 

Hinobaan 173 107 66 2.81 

Ilog 212 135 77 3.76 

Kabankalan 903 532 371 5.04 

Sipalay 340 205 135 4.58


Total Infant Deaths and Infant Mortality Rate 



Table 9 

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Total Infant Deaths by Sex, by Infant Mortality Rate, by Municipality, 2009 




Total Infant 

Deaths 

Deaths by Sex Infant Mortality 

Rate (per 1,000 

Male Female livebirths) 

Candoni 2 2 0 4.16 

Cauayan 4 1 3 1.51 

Hinobaan 3 2 1 4.24 

Ilog 2 1 1 3.90 

Kabankalan 16 12 4 4.87 

Sipalay 10 7 3 10.47


Deaths and Death Rate among Children


Maternal Deaths 

Municipality 



Table 11 

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No. of Maternal Deaths and Maternal Mortality Rate, 2009 



No. of Maternal Maternal Mortality Rate (per 

Deaths 

100,000 livebirths) 

Candoni 0 0 

Cauayan 0 0 

Hinobaan 1 141.24 

Ilog 0 0 

Kabankalan 0 0 

Sipalay 2 209.42


Health Personnel 



Table 12 

No. of Health Personnel by Municipality,2008 



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Municipality 

Doctors 

Nurses Midwives Barangay Health 

Workers 

Candoni 2 4 16 110 

Cauayan 2 1 39 138 

Hinobaan 1 5 18 350 

Ilog 1 2 20 146 

Kabankalan 3 7 46 399 

Sipalay 4 7 34 250 

TOTAL 13 26 173 1,393


Nutritional Status 

20 

15 

10 

5 

0 

ANTIQUE 

Figure 1 

28 


RANKING OF PROVINCES ACCORDING TO 

PREVALENCE OF UNDERNUTRITION AMONG PSC 

REGION VI, 2010 

12.79 

ILOILO 

10.50 

NEG. OCC. 

7.46 

Source: 2010 OPT Reports 

AKLAN 

7.22 

CAPIZ 

5.51 

GUIMARAS 

5.16 

PROVINCES 

8.80 8.52 

REGION



20 

15 

10 

5 

0 

Figure 2 

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COMPARATIVE RANKING OF PROVINCES ACCORDING TO 


REGION VI, 2009 AND 2010 

14.29 

ANTIQUE 

12.7911.86 

ILOILO 

10.50 

7.74 7.98 

7.46 7.22 

NEG. OCC. 


AKLAN 

6.77 

5.51 

CAPIZ 

6.95 

GUIMARAS 

5.16 

9.47 8.52 

REGION 

2009 

2010 

2009 

2010



Figure 3 

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NUTRITIONALLY-DEPRESSED MUNICIPALITIES ACCORDING TO 


NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, 2010 

20 

15 

10 

5 

0 

TOBOSO 

12.84 

CALATRAVA 

11.2 10.82 10.47 10.24 

MANAPLA 

DS BENEDICTO 

VALLADOLID 


CANDONI 

9.6 

M. PADILLA 

8.69 8.5 8.47 8.52 

7.73 7.46 

LA CASTELLANA 

EB MAGALONA 

HINOBA-AN 

NEG. OCC 

REGION



35 

30 

25 

20 

15 

10 

5 

0 

Cadiz 

Figure 4 

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RANKING OF DIVISIONS ACCORDING TO PREVALENCE OF 

UNDERNUTRITION AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN 

REGION VI, 2010 

22.5822.56 

20.91 

Kabankalan 

Silay 

Negros Occ. 

20.84 

19.41 

19.19 

18.42 

La Carlota 

Bacolod 

Antique 

Sagay 

18.39 18.28 17.93 

Iloilo 

Capiz 

Iloilo City 

17.3816.36 

Roxas 

Source: DepEd Region VI-Baseline (June) 2010-2011 

Aklan 

15.9414.99 

Bago 

14.71 

Passi 

San Carlos 

13.53 

11.39 

Guimaras


Water, Sanitation and Solid Waste Disposal 

Legend 

- 97.68% 

- 89.04% 

- 94.77% 

- 86.56% 

- 78.41% 

- 82.24% 

- % of HH with access to potable water 

- & % of HH with sanitary toilets 

- % of HHs with satisfactory waste 

disposal 

Map 9 



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- 99.03% 

- 85.50% 

- 78.08% 

- 93.02% 

- 88.81% 

- 87.00% 

- 84.32% 

- 85.99% 

- 84.34% 

- 74.63% 

- 75.20% 

- 73.46% 

- 95.98% 

- 82.57% 

- 7,180


Basic Sanitation Facilities 

33 


No. of Households with Complete Basic Sanitation Facilities by Municipality, 2008 



Municipality 

No of Households 

(2008) 

Household with Complete 

Basic Sanitation Facilities 

Candoni 2,968 73.61% 

Cauayan 14,016 78.41% 

Hinobaan 9,133 87.00% 

Ilog 8,344 74.08% 

Kabankalan 28,745 84.34% 

Sipalay 13,252 89.04% 



Table 13

Education 

Elementary Cohort Survival Rate 

Source: Dep Ed, Region 6 

Table 14 

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Elementary Cohort Survival Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009 




Total Cohort Survival 

Rate (%) 

Cohort Survival Rate (%) 

Male 

Female 

Candoni 45.46 45.18 45.93 

Cauayan 50.49 46.34 55.28 

Hinobaan 49.72 42.65 58.42 

Ilog 63.39 56.13 72.23 

Kabankalan 58.75 52.19 66.69 

Sipalay 51.74 44.47 60.79

Education 

Elementary Completion Rate 



Table 15 

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Elementary Completion Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009 



Total Completion Rate (%) 

Completion Rate (%) 

Male Female 

Candoni 44.58 43.97 45.33 

Cauayan 48.15 43.64 53.38 

Hinobaan 47.63 39.81 57.39 

Ilog 61.49 54.06 70.61 

Kabankalan 56.78 49.84 65.12 

Sipalay 49.90 42.09 59.60

Education 

Elementary Graduation Rate 



Table 16 

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Elementary Graduation Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009 



Total Graduation Rate (%) 

Graduation Rate (%) 

Male Female 

Candoni 97.89 96.97 98.69 

Cauayan 92.34 90.38 94.51 

Hinobaan 86.72 82.54 91.41 

Ilog 91.29 88.58 94.35 

Kabankalan 92.28 89.97 94.74 

Sipalay 90.06 87.55 92.75

Education 

Elementary Drop Out Rate 



Table 17 

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Elementary Drop Out Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009 



Total Drop Out Rate (%) 

Drop Out Rate (%) 

Male Female 

Candoni 1.09 1.35 0.82 

Cauayan 3.06 3.84 2.19 

Hinobaan 2.79 3.67 1.80 

Ilog 3.05 4.06 1.90 

Kabankalan 2.61 3.35 1.82 

Sipalay 4.01 5.09 2.84

Education 

Secondary Cohort Survival Rate 



Table 18 

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Secondary Cohort Survival Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009 



Total Cohort Survival 

Rate (%) 

Cohort Survival Rate (%) 

Male 

Female 

Candoni 65.52 63.32 67.51 

Cauayan 66.35 64.02 68.23 

Hinobaan 58.47 51.93 64.95 

Ilog 64.52 59.00 69.87 

Kabankalan 66.88 64.76 68.75 

Sipalay 70.97 71.12 70.81

Education 

Secondary Completion Rate 



Total Completion Rate (%) 

Table 19 

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Secondary Completion Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009 



Completion Rate (%) 

Male Female 

Candoni 61.87 57.66 65.66 

Cauayan 64.76 62.21 66.80 

Hinobaan 54.90 48.35 61.40 

Ilog 60.71 56.50 64.87 

Kabankalan 63.35 60.60 65.67 

Sipalay 69.44 69.78 69.12

Education 

Secondary Graduation Rate 



Table 20 

Total Graduation Rate 

(%) 

40 


Secondary Graduation Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009 



Graduation Rate (%) 

Male Female 

Candoni 93.73 91.06 95.95 

Cauayan 96.74 95.45 97.71 

Hinobaan 93.29 92.65 93.80 

Ilog 93.54 94.86 92.53 

Kabankalan 92.29 88.92 94.74 

Sipalay 97.21 96.97 07.42

Education 

Secondary Drop Out Rate 



Table 21 

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Secondary Drop Out Rate by Sex, by Municipality, SY 2008-2009 



Total Drop Out Rate 

(%) 

Drop Out Rate (%) 

Male Female 

Candoni 7.14 11.81 3.17 

Cauayan 7.10 10.06 4.48 

Hinobaan 10.07 13.44 6.92 

Ilog 5.15 7.12 3.35 

Kabankalan 6.55 9.06 4.35 

Sipalay 4.02 5.60 2.54

Poverty 

Poor Families and Poverty Incidence 

Municipality 

Estimated Poor 

Families (2010) 

Table 22 

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Estimated Poor Families by Magnitude of Poor Families by Poverty Incidence 

by Municipality, 2005 and 2010 



Magnitude of 

Poor Families 

(2005) 

Poverty Incidence 

(2005, %) 

Candoni 3,161 2,213 64.44 

Cauayan 14,400 10,085 66.21 

Hinobaan 7,085 4,962 57.05 

Ilog 6,242 4,371 54.72 

Kabankalan 22,078 15,462 - 

Sipalay 9,015 6,314 59.20 

Source: NSCB and PhilHealth 6

Social Welfare 

Number of Day Care Centers, Workers and Pupils Served 

Municipality 

No. of 

Barangays 

Table 23 



CY 2010 

No. of Day 

Care Centers 

43 


No. of Brgys. 

Without Day 

Care Centers 

No. of Day Care 

Workers 

No. of below 

3-5 Year Old 

Preschoolers 

Served 

Candoni 9 28 0 28 805 

Cauayan 25 47 0 47 2,535 

Hinobaan 13 39 0 39 2,268 

Ilog 15 55 0 55 1,294 

Kabankalan 32 166 1 155 3,688 

Sipalay 17 55 0 55 2,287 

Total 111 390 1 390 12,877 

Source: DSWD 6

Major Infrastructure Programs and Projects 

Programs and Projects 

Bridge for Prosperity Acceleration 

Project 

Location: Talagpun-ay, Sipalay City 

Source: NEDA 6, PMED 


Map 10 Major Inter-Regional 

Bridges Reconstruction 

Project 

Location: Bacolod South- 

Kabankalan Road, 

Negros Occidental 

Project Cost: P 188.8M 

44 

Bridge for Prosperity Acceleration 

Project 

Location: Binucuil, Kabankalan City 

Project Cost: P 60 M 

President’s Bridge Program Phase II 

Location: Sta. Isabel Bridge, Kabankalan 

City 

Project Cost: P 17.9 M


Airport and Seaport 



Map 11 

45 

Kabankalan City Domestic 

Airport Project 

Project Site: Brgy. Hilamonan, Kabankalan City 

Project Cost: P 1,641.848 Million 

Funding Source: Government of the Philippines 

Scope of Works for 2015-2020 

Airfield Facilities; Air Navigation Facilities; 

Vertical Structures; Utilities; Landslide Facilities; 

and Access Road 

Repair of Hinoba-an Port Project Phase I 

Project Site: Hinoba-an 

Implementing Agency: PPA 

Project Cost: P 16,593,758.90 Million 

Funding Source: PPA Corporate Funds 

Scope of Works (October 2010): 

Repair of Access Road; Repair of RC Pile RC Curb, RC 

Deck, and RC Wall; Supply, Delivery and Installation of 

UTF and Mooring Bollard; Repair of RORO; Repair Riprap

Irrigation 

Locally-Funded Irrigation Projects 

Sipalay CIS 

Project Cost: P 1.4 M 

Source: CY 2009 P1.65 B - 

Nationwide Allocation 

Status: 100% completed 

Sipalay CIS 


Source: CY 2009 Nationwide 

Allocation 

P 2.0 B (NDC5) 


Sipalay CIS 

Project Cost: P 7. M 

Source: CY 2009 P 6.0 B - 



Hinoba-an CIS 


Source: CY 2009 P1.65 B - 



Talagacay CIS 


Source: CY 2009 Nationwide 

Allocation 



Map 12 

46 

Mambugsay CIS 


Source: CY 2009 P1.65 B -Nationwide Allocation 


Limao CIS 


Source: CY 2009 P 6.0 B Nationwide Allocation 


Southern Philippines Irrigation 

Sector Project 


Source: ADB Loan 

Location: Brgy. Magballo, 


Southern Philippines Irrigation Sector 

Project 


Source: ADB Loan 

Location: Brgy. Balicotoc 

and Canlamay, 

Municipality of Ilog 

Source: NEDA 6, PMED

Irrigation 

Locally-Funded Irrigation Projects 

Name of Subprojects Location 

Mambugay CIS Cauayan 8 472,706 

Hinoba-an CIS Hinoba-an 33 1,890,822 

Talagacay CIS Hinoba-an 33 1,890,822 

Sipalay CIS Sipalay City 25 1,418,117 

DISTRICT TOTAL 99 5,672,467 

Source: NEDA, Region 6 


Table 24 

Locally-Funded Irrigation Projects CY 2009 - 2010 

6th District, Negros Occidental 

47 

Est'd Labor / 

Job Gen. 

Allocation 

in PhP


Other Infrastructure Projects 



Map 13 

48 

Kabankalan Sanitary Landfill 

Projects 

Area of Coverage: 4.125 hectares 

Status: On-Going Construction 

Agrarian Reform 

Communities project II 

Farmer beneficiaries: Caningay ARC

Water 

LWUA Projects 

Negros 

Sub-Projects 

Ilog Water Supply 

System Project 

NEDA Region 6, PMED 

Project 

Cost in PM 

5.00 


Table 25 

Water Supply Projects 

6th District, Province of Negros Occidental 

September 2010 

STATUS 

70% complete 

49 

Scope of Works 

Source development (drilled well), pump 

house & its internal appurtenances, standby 

gen set, 500 service connections, and 

lot acquisition for well source & pumphouse

KALAHI-CIDSS 

Projects 

Negros 

Sub-Projects 

Isio Water 

Supply System 

Level II 

Camindangan 

Road Upgrading 

Guiljungan 


Man-uling 

Artificial Coral 

Reef 

Tambad Road 

Upgrading & 

Construction 

Tiling Road 

Upgrading 

Tomina-Sura 


Basak Overflow 

w/ RCPC Pipe 

Culverts 

Bulata Day Care 

Center 

Caliling 2 CL- 

School Building 

Camalanda-an 

Overflow (2 

units) w/ RCPC 

Elihan RCPC w/ 

headwell and 

line ditch 

Linaon 2 CL- 

School Building 


Location Phase Total 

Project 

Cost in 

PhP 


Table 26 

50 

KALAHI 

Grant 

Date 

Started 

Completion 

Date 

Dec 2009 

Status 

Cauayan 3A 5,598,645 2,023,400 17 Oct 2005 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 2,334,000 1,006,188 

06 Mar 

2007 

3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 1,641,000 666,282 04 Jan 2007 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 489,000 379,552 05 Feb 2007 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 2,460,000 1,051,549 26 Sep 2007 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 3,265,000 1,666,002 

24 May 

2007 

3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 5,390,000 2,424,909 10 Oct 2007 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 908,000 575,197 … 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 


Cauayan 3A 1,046,800 851,435 … 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 



Cauayan 3A 1,051,500 843,503 … 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed

KALAHI-CIDSS 

Projects 

Negros 

Sub-Projects 

Mambugsay 

Day Care 

Center 

Molobolo 2 CL 

School 

Building 

Poblacion Pre- 

Post Harvest 

Facilities 

Talacdan 

Earth Road 

Upgrading 

Abaca Road 

Improvement 

Baclao Road 

Improvement 

Lumbia Road 

Improvement 

Tuyom 

Artificial Coral 

Reef 


Location Phase Total 

Project 

Cost in 

PhP 


51 

KALAHI 

Grant 

Date 

Started 

Completion 

Date 

Dec 2009 

Status 


Cauayan 3A 1,052,400 892,857 … 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 


Cauayan 3A 1,699,632 1,548,849 … 3 rd Qtr 2009 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 4,638,625 2,823,500 17 Oct 2005 18 Feb 2008 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 2,791,525 1,567,200 17 Oct 2005 11 Jul 2007 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 1,731,225 1,085,900 17 Oct 2005 29 Jul 2007 Completed 

Cauayan 3A 537,872 305,516 27 Mar 2007 20 Nov 2007 Completed

Revenues and Expenditures 

Total Income and Expenditures 

Source: BLGF 6, 


Table 27 

TOTAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURES 2008 

6th Congressional District, Province of Negros Occidental 

Municipality Total Income Total Expenditures 

52 

Excess (deficit) of 

Income over 

Expenditures 

Candoni 41,915,315 32,695,744 9,219,571 

Cauayan 118,303,113 113,731,986 4,571,127 

Hinoba-an 79,509,299 38,395,441 41,113,858 

Ilog 74,855,943 53,394,495 21,461,448 

Kabankalan City 530,447,461 299,290,756 231,156,705 

Sipalay City 269,629,750 273,813,720 -4,183,970 

District Total 1,114,660,881 811,322,142 303,338,739


Income from Local Sources (Tax Revenue) 

Municipality 



Table 28 

INCOME FROM LOCAL SOURCES (TAX REVENUE), 2008 


Total Local 

Sources 

Total Tax Revenue 

53 

I N C O M E 

LOCAL SOURCES 

Real Property 

Tax 

TAX REVENUE 

Business Tax Other Taxes 

Candoni 3,263,819 544,487 296,343 164,676 83,468 

Cauayan 6,785,354 3,519,715 2,003,937 1,289,653 226,125 

Hinoba-an 8,272,520 3,199,749 2,396,535 637,089 166,125 

Ilog 8,310,668 6,934,853 6,435,487 268,205 231,161 

Kabankalan City 61,521,256 33,723,726 16,509,046 15,350,062 1,864,618 

Sipalay City 12,846,880 6,270,660 3,941,230 1,378,360 951,070 

District Total 101,000,497 54,193,190 31,582,578 19,088,045 3,522,567


Income from Local Sources (Non-Tax Revenue) 

Municipality 



Table 29 

INCOME FROM LOCAL SOURCES (NON-TAX REVENUE), 2008 


Total Non- 

Tax Revenue 

Regulatory 

Fees 

I N C O M E 

54 

LOCAL SOURCES 

Service/User 

Charges 

NON-TAX REVENUE 

Receipts 

from EconomicEnterprise 

Toll Fees 

Other Receipts 

Candoni 2,719,332 145,219 2,156,396 417,717 0 0 

Cauayan 3,265,639 756,102 1,002,333 653,793 0 853,411 

Hinoba-an 5,072,771 845,298 39,360 3,863,778 0 324,335 

Ilog 1,375,815 404,999 95,737 286,151 0 588,928 

Kabankalan City 27,797,530 3,337,135 1,362,474 12,140,914 0 10,957,007 

Sipalay City 6,576,220 1,370,190 316,250 4,639,980 350 249,450 

District Total 46,807,307 6,858,943 4,972,550 22,002,333 350 12,973,131


Shares from National Tax 

Municipality 

Candoni 

Cauayan 

Hinoba-an 

Ilog 


Sipalay City 


Total Shares 

from 

National 

Tax 

Collections 


Table 30 

SHARES FROM NATIONAL TAX, 2008 


38,651,496 

Shares from National 

Tax 

Internal 

Revenue 

Allotment 

Other 

Shares 

55 

I N C O M E 

Extraordinary 

Receipts/Aids 

Loans & 

Borrowings 

Inter- 

Local 

Transfers 

38,651,496 0 0 0 0 

109,460,457 109,460,457 0 0 0 2,057,302 

71,236,779 71,236,779 0 0 0 0 

66,545,275 66,545,275 0 0 0 0 

453,189,274 453,189,274 0 5,406,600 10,330,331 0 

256,782,870 256,782,870 0 0 0 0 

District Total 995,866,151 995,866,151 0 5,406,600 10,330,331 2,057,302


Expenditures 

Municipality 



Table 31a 

EXPENDITURES, 2008 


General Public 

Services 

Education, 

Culture & Sports/ 

Human Resource 

Development 

E X P E N D I T U R E S 

56 

Health, 

Nutrition & 

Population 

Control 

Labor and 

Employment 

Housing and 

Community 

Development 

Candoni 22,308,116 244,022 3,798,870 0 0 

Cauayan 71,756,610 1,441,528 8,100,078 0 0 

Hinoba-an 16,864,472 1,456,624 7,482,639 0 0 

Ilog 21,481,545 5,361,194 5,129,724 0 0 

Kabankalan City 128,709,781 21,725,034 31,896,757 0 1,622,020 

Sipalay City 56,987,840 2,005,770 16,470,090 0 0 

District Total 318,108,364 32,234,172 72,878,158 0 1,622,020


Expenditures 

Municipality 



Table 31b 

EXPENDITURES, 2008 


Social Security / 

Social Services & 

Welfare 

57 

E X P E N D I T U R E S 

Economic 

Services 

Debt Service 

Other 

Purposes 

Candoni 1,877,346 4,467,390 0 0 

Cauayan 4,646,588 25,729,880 0 2,057,302 

Hinoba-an 3,552,352 9,039,354 0 0 

Ilog 3,433,395 0 17,988,637 0 

Kabankalan City 35,670,799 79,666,365 0 0 

Sipalay City 3,242,270 26,923,520 36,305,400 131,878,830 

Disrtrict Total 52,422,750 145,826,509 54,294,037 133,936,132

DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS 

Governors 

1. Hon. CARLITO S. MARQUEZ 

Governor, Province of Aklan 

Provincial Capitol 

Kalibo, Aklan 

Email Address: ppdoaklan@hotmail.com, aklanpgo@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (036) 2624741 / 268-6251 

Fax No.: (036) 2623132 

2. Hon. EXEQUIEL B. JAVIER 

Governor, Province of Antique 


San Jose, Antique 

Email Address: julianacepe@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (036) 5409649 

Fax No. (036) 5408198 

3. Hon. VICTOR A. TANCO, SR.—Chairperson 

Governor, Province of Capiz 


Roxas City 

Email Address; stephenbediones@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (036) 6210032 / 6210042 Loc. 207 

Fax No. (036) 6210595 

http://www.capiz.gov.ph 

4. Hon. FELIPE HILAN A. NAVA 

Governor, Province of Guimaras 


Jordan, Guimaras 

Email Address: felipehilan@gmail.com 

Telephone: (033) 5813345 / 5813349 

Fax No. (033) 2371111 

5. Hon. ARTHUR D. DEFENSOR, SR. 

Governor, Province of Iloilo 


Bonifacio Drive, Iloilo City 

Email Address: art_defensor@iloilo.gov.ph 

Telephone: (033) 3374230 / 336-3669 

Fax No. (033)3374230 

http://www.iloilo.gov.ph 

6. Hon. ALFREDO G. MARAÑON, JR. 

Governor, Province of Negros Occidental 


Bacolod City 

Email Address: gov02negocc@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 4342201 / 4341152 / 4341153 

Fax No.: (034) 4346442 

http://www.negros-occ.gov.ph 

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Regional 

Development 

Council 

Region VI

City Mayors 

7. Hon. EVELIO R. LEONARDIA 

Mayor 

City Hall, Bacolod City 

Email Address: mayor@bacolodcity.gov.ph 

Telephone: (034) 4351111 / 4341212 / 4344278 

Fax No.: (034) 4353333 

www.bacolodcity.gov.ph 

8. Hon. JED PATRICK E. MABILOG 

Mayor 

City Hall, Iloilo City 

Email Address: ocmiloilocity@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (033) 3373573 / 3351736 

Fax No.: (033) 3350689 / 3115722 

www.iloilocity.gov.ph 

9. Hon. RAMON D. TORRES 

Mayor 

City Hall, Bago City 

Email Address: cmo_bago@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 4610164 

Fax No. (034) 4610199 / 7328036 / 4610172 (SB Ofc) 

www.bagocity.gov.ph 

10. Hon. PATRICK G. ESCALANTE 

Mayor 

City Hall, Cadiz City 

Email Address: mayor@cadizcity.gov.ph 

Telephone: (034) 4930320 / 4930200 / 4931447 

Fax No.: (034) 4930044 / 4930360 

11. Hon. MELECIO J. YAP 

Mayor 

City Hall, Escalante City 

Telephone: (034) 4540362 / 4540325 / 7248092 

Fax No.: (034) 4540362 

www.escalante.gov.ph 

12. Hon. AGUSTIN ERNESTO G. BASCON 

Mayor 

City Hall, Himamaylan City 

Telephone: (034) 3883504 / 3883683 

Fax No.: (034) 3883683 

13. Hon. ISIDRO P. ZAYCO 

Mayor 

City Hall, Kabankalan City 

Email Address: cityofkabangkalan@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 4712185 / 4713365 / 471-2154 

Fax No.: (034) 4712291 

www.kabankalancity.gov.ph 

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DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS

14. Hon. JULIET MARIE D. FERRER 

Mayor 

City Hall, La Carlota City 

Email Address: edplacarlota@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 4602459 / 4602672 

Fax No.: (034) 4602380 / 4602672 

15. Hon. JESRY T. PALMARES 

Mayor 

City Hall, Passi City 

Email Address: passicity.iloilo@gmail.com 

Telephone: (033) 3115087 / 3115008 

Fax No. (033) 3115007 

16. Hon. ANGEL ALAN B. CELINO 

Mayor 

City Hall, Roxas City 

Email Address: roxascity@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (036) 6210500 / 6202063 / 6212049 

Fax No. (036) 6212049 

www.roxasvity.gov.ph 

17. Hon. LEO RAFAEL M. CUEVA 

Mayor 

City Hall, Sagay City 

Email Address: bensonfernandez@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 4880187 / 4880101 / 722-5890 

Fax No. (034) 4880187 

www.sagay-city.com.ph 

18. Hon. GERARDO P. VALMAYOR 

Mayor 

City Hall, San Carlos City 

Email Address: cmosccno@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 3125112 / 7293050 / 3125113 

Fax No. (034) 3125113 / 3125769 

www.sancarloscity.gov.ph 

19. Hon. JOSE L. MONTELIBANO 

Mayor 

City Hall, Silay City 

Email Address: silay_mayor_cti@montelibano.biz 

Telephone:(034) 4950603 / 4950061 / 4950840 / 4954600 

Fax No.: (034) 4950848 / 7147777 

www.silaycity.gov.ph 

20. Hon. OSCAR C. MONTILLA 

Mayor 

City Hall, Sipalay City 

Email Address: sipalaycity@yahoo.com, sipalaybac@yahoo.com 

Telephone: 09189301882 

Fax No.: 09189322349, (034) 4340460 (Residence), Celphone: 09209191528 

Www.sipalaycity.gov.ph 

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21. Hon. ERIC M. SARATAN, M.D. 

Mayor 

City Hall, Talisay City 

Telephone: (034) 7126273 / 4953401 / 4955674 

Fax No.: (034) 4956282 

22. Hon. SEVERO A. PALANCA 

Mayor 

City Hall, Victorias City 

Email Address: mayorsoffice@victoriascitty.gov.ph 

Telephone: (034)3993459 / 4610199 / 4610147 / 4610164 

Fax No.: (034) 3992906 

www.victorias.gov.ph 

Mayors of Capital Towns 

23. Hon. CRESENTE P. CHAVEZ, JR. 

Mayor 

Municipal Hall 

Jordan, Guimaras 

Telephone: (033) 5813445 

Fax No. (033) 2381331 

24. Hon. WILLIAM S. LACHICA 

Mayor 


Kalibo, Aklan 

Telephone: (036) 2623241 / 2624924 

Fax No. (036) 2623241 

25. Hon. RONY L. MOLINA 

Mayor 


San Jose, Antique 

Email Address: Lgu-sjdb_antique@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (036) 5409907 / 3201454 

Fax No. (036) 5408202 

Presidents—League of Municipalities 

26. Hon. RAMON S. LEGASPI, JR. 

Mayor 

Municipality of Makato 

Municipal Hall, Makato, Aklan 

Email Adress: lgumakato_omm@yahoo.com 

Telephone: 036 276-6329/ 0918 8889998 

27. Hon. RONY L. MOLINA 

Mayor 

Municipality of San Jose 

Municipal Hall, San Jose, Antique 

Email Address: Lgu-sjdb_antique@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (036) 5409907 / 3201454 

Fax No. (036) 5408202 

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28. Hon. DANTE B. BERMEJO 

Mayor 

Municipality of Panay 

Municipal Hall, Panay, Capiz 

Email Address: dantebermejo@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (036) 6214792 

29. Hon. SAMUEL T. GUMARIN 

Mayor 

Municipality of Buenavista 

Municipal Hall, Buenavista, Guimaras 

Telephone: (033) 5807824 

30. Hon. MA. THERESA F. DEBUQUE 

Mayor 

Municipality of Anilao 

Municipal Hall, Anilao, Iloilo 

Telephone: (033) 3620401 

31. Hon. DAVID ALBERT R. LACSON 

Mayor 

Municipality of E.B. Magalona 

Municipal Hall, E.B. Magalona, Negros Occidental 

Email Address: anjgustilo@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 4951100 

Regional Directors 

32. Dir. RO-ANN A. BACAL—Vice-Chairperson 

Regional Director 

NEDA Regional Office VI 

Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City 

Email Address: nro6@pldtdsl.net 

Telephone: 3376840 / 3362075 / 3362392 / 3369787 

Telefax: 3351070 

www.neda-rdc6.ph 

33. Dir. ANTONIO E. LABIOS 

Director 

Department of Energy 

11F, Metrobank Bldg., Osmeña Boulevard, Cebu City 

Telefax: (032) 2537222 

34. Dir. MELBA B. SULLIVAN 

OIC-Regional Director 

Bureau of Local Government Finance 

2nd Floor Philippine Veterans Bank Bldg. 

Cor. Valeria-Delgado Streets, Iloilo City 

Email Address: melbasullivan54@yahoo.com 

Telefax: (033) 3360348 

www.blgf.gov.ph 

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35. Dir. JULIAN D. AMADOR 

Regional Executive Director 

Department of Environment and Natural Resources 

Parola, Iloilo City 

Email Address: r6@denr.gov.ph 

Telephone: (033) 3362654 

Fax No.: (033) 3350002 

www.denr6bayandsl.ph 

36. Dir. JOB T. NEPOMUCENO 

Deputy Director 

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas 

Solis Street, Iloilo City 

Email Address: jnepomuceno@bsp.gov.ph 

Telephone: (033) 3351180 

Fax No.: (033) 3380573 

www.bsp.gov.ph 

37. Dir. EVELYN A. TROMPETA 


Department of the Interior & Local Government 


Email Address: eatrompeta@dilg.gov.ph, dilg_vi@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (033) 3350465/ 3362652 to 53 / 3374708 

Fax No.: (033) 3362653 / 3360543 / 3373565 

www.dilg.gov.ph 

38. Dir. LARRY P. NACIONALES 

Regional Executive Director 

Department of Agriculture 


Email Address: darfu6@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (033) 3371262 / 3373549 

Fax: (033) 3364221 / 3364219 

www.geocities.com/darfu6 

39. Dir. ARIEL I. VALENCIA 


Department of Health 

Mandurriao, Iloilo City 

Email Address: dohro6philwebinc.com, regionaldrctr@gmail.com 

Tel.: 3210235 / 3210312 

Fax No. 3211036 / 3210205 

40. Dir. ELIASEM P. CASTILLO 


Department of Agrarian Reform 

3rd St., Lawaan Village, Balantang, Jaro, Iloilo City 

Email Address: darro6@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (033) 3290611 / 3297840 

Fax No.: (033) 3290775 

www.dar.gov.ph 

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41. Dir. ROWEN R. GELONGA 


Department of Science and Technology 

Magsaysay Village, La Paz, Iloilo City 

Email Address: dost_6@yahoo.com 

Telephone: 3200907 

Fax No. 3200908 

42. Dir. ALFONSO B. BEDONIA 


Department of Budget and Management 

Gen. Hughes Street, Iloilo City 

Email Address: dbmro6@skyinet.net 

Telephone: (033) 3350354 

Fax No.: (033) 3351235 

www.dbmro6.org/vi 

43. DR. VIRGINIA P. RESURRECCION 


Commission on Higher Education 

Jaro, Iloilo City 

Email Address: chedro6@yahoo.com 

Telephone: 508-8852 / 329-5955 

Fax No. : 320-6976 

44. Dir. EVELYN T. BARROSO 


Department of Public Works and Highways 


Email Address: dpwhr6@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (033) 3299005 

Fax No.: (033) 3350257 

42. Dir. MINDA D. BRIGOLI 


Department of Social Welfare & Development 

M.H. del Pilar, Molo, Iloilo City 

Email Address: mbbrigoli@yahoo.com 

Telephone: 336-5425 to 27 

Fax No.: 3376221 

43. Dir. DOMINIC P. ABAD 


Department of Trade and Industry 

NACIDA Bldg., J.M Basa Street, Iloilo City 

Email Address: ro6dti@dti.gov.ph 

Telephone: (033) 3350548 

Fax No.: (033) 3350083 

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44. Dir. EDWIN G. TROMPETA 


Department of Tourism 

Email Address: dot6@mozcom.com 

Bonifacio Drive, Iloilo City 


Fax No.: 3350245 

45. Ms. EVA MARIA P. MARFIL 

Regional Coordinator 

Housing & Urban Development Coordinating Council 

Door 2, 3F Jesena Bldg., Jalandoni St., Iloilo City 

Email Address: evapmarfil@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (033) 3350665 

Fax No.: (033) 3350665 

www.hudcc.gov.ph 

46. ATTY. FERNANDO B. CLAVERIA 

Port Manager 

Philippine Ports Authority -Port Management Office 

Barangay Loboc, La Paz, Iloilo City 

Email Address: ppailo@philwebinc.com , pmoiloilo@ppavis.com 

Telephone: (033) 3376945 

www.ppavis.com 

47. Dr. MILDRED L. GARAY 

OIC - Regional Director 

Department of Education 

Duran St., Iloilo City 

Email Address: depedregion6@yahoo.com 

Telephone: 337-8303 / 5097654 

Fax No.: 335-0207 

48. Dir. MANUEL C. ROLDAN 


Department of Labor and Employment 

Commission Civil, Jaro, Iloilo City 

Email Address: ro6@dole.gov.ph 

Telephone: (033) 3350396 / 3208024 

Fax No. (033) 3208026 

49. Dir. BUEN S. MONDEJAR 

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority 

Zamora St., Iloilo City 

Email Address: tesdar6@yahoo.com 

Telephone: 3378585 / 3350860 

Fax No.: 3370739 

50. Dir. SARAH G. SALCEDO 


Department of Foreign Affairs 

Yulo St., Iloilo City 

Telephone: (033) 3361737 

Fax No.: (033) 3350221 

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Private Sector Representatives—Sectoral 

51. EMMANUEL C. AREÑO 

Iloilo CODE NGOs 

210 DB Ledesma St., Iloilo City 

Email Address: icode@skyinet.net 

Telephone: 3203590 / 5083527 

52. WILFREDO J. HOMICILLADA 

PROCESS Foundation Panay, Inc. 

Cor. Yulo-Loney Sts., Iloilo City 

Telephone: 300 7178 / 09086322288 

53. MARCELO M. VILLONES, JR. 

Commercial, Agricultural, Industrial Labor Organization 

BBB-Galo Sts., Bacolod City 

Telephone: (034) 4346461 / 09195906978 

54. MARIANNE D. DE LEON 

Capiz NGO/PO Network for Enterprise Development, Inc. 

11 Primer de Mayo St., Roxas City, Capiz 

Email Address: Capizned05@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (036) 6422299 / 09204612878 

55. JESSRAF S. PALMARES 

Iloilo Federation for Information Technology 

DTI Bldg., JM Basa St, Iloilo City 

Email Address: japalmares@yahoo.com 

Telephone: 3017317/ 509 8222 

56. HERMAN C. SANTOS 

Confederation of Sugar Producers’ Association, Inc. 

Door 3 Lioc Kui Bldg.,, 6 th St, Bacolod City 

Telephone: (034) 4335328 

57. HERMINIO L. MARAVILLA 

Iloilo Chamber of Real Estate & Builders Association, Inc. (Iloilo CREBA) 

135-B Jose Rizal St., Lapuz, Iloilo City 

Telephone: 3363912 to 13 

Fax No: 3377191 

58. ROBERTO L. MONTELIBANO 

Philippine Chamber of Commerce & Industry 

DOST Bldg., Cottage Road, Bacolod City 

Email Address: bacolodcci@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 434 3842 

59. MA. LUISA C. SEGOVIA—Co-Chairperson 

Iloilo Business Club, Inc. 

Rm 225, 2F Marymart Center III 

Valeria-Delgado Sts., Iloilo City 

Email Address: marizsegovia@yahoo.com 

Telephone No: 3350333 

Fax No: 3378341 

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60. LUIS M. MOLAVIN 

Taos Puso Foundation, Inc. 

Door 4 Lopez Arcade Jaro, Iloilo City 


61. CELIA MATEA R. FLOR 

DAWN Foundation 

Lot 12 Blk 3, Greenplains, Brgy Singcang –Airport, Bacolod City 

Email Address: mayapr12@yahoo.com 

Telephone: (034) 4765650 

Fax No.: (034) 4331269 

62. MONA LIZA S. DIONES 

Family Planning Organization of the Philippines 

YMCA Bldg., Iznart Street, Iloilo City 

Email Address: fpop_iloilo@yahoo.com 


Private Sector Representatives—Sectoral 

63. MS. JOYCE G. ELEDIA 

President 

Samahan ng mga Narses sa Pilipinas, Guimaras Chapter 

c/o PPDO, Provincial Capitol, Jordan, Guimaras 

Telephone: (033) 2371111 

64. MR. MELVIN B. PURZUELO 

Principal Coordinator 

Green Forum- Western Visayas 

Brgy. Malipayon, Iloilo City 


65. MS. MA. ANTOINETTE F. COLMENARES 

President 

Association of Negros Producers, Inc 

Lourdes- C Building, 9 th Cor. Lacson Sts., Bacolod City 

Telephone: (034) 7099032 / 09173009880 

Telefax: (034) 4341000 

66. MS. MARCELA M. REYES-TINAGAN 

Vice President 

Arch. Gabriel M. Reyes Memorial Foundation, Inc. 

2nd Level Museo It Akean Bldg., Martelino Street, Kalibo, Aklan 

Email Address: archgabrielmreyes@yahoo.com 

67. MR. ROMEO C. BALDEVIA 

Executive Director 

Antique Federation of NGOs, Inc. 

Funda Landing, San Jose, Antique 

Telephone: (036) 5407878 

68. MR. DANILO SO CHAN 

Chairman , Capiz Micro Small Medium Enterprise Development Council 

c/o PPDO, Roxas City 

Telephone: (036) 6210032 / 6210042 local 207 / 6210595 

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Office of the Regional Director 

1. Ro-Ann A. Bacal RDC VI Vice-Chair / Regional Director 

2. Atty. Raul S. Anlocotan RDC VI Secretary / OIC-Regional Director 

3. Mary Ann L. Brotarlo Administrative Officer IV 

4. Nelly P. Sustiguer Administrative Assistant III 

Plan and Policy Formulation Division 

(Development Administration Committee & Regional Land Use Committee Secretariat) 

1. Ma. Lourdes B. Miado Supervising Economic Development Specialist 

2. Ma. Leah Letrero Senior Economic Development Specialist 

3. Manuel Luis D. Dionio Senior Economic Development Specialist 

4. Joyalita B. Tigres Senior Economic Development Specialist 

5. Elizabeth J. Bugna Economic Development Specialist II 

6. Juvelyn C. Boniba Economic Development Specialist II 

Project Monitoring and Evaluation Division 

(Infrastructure Development Committee Secretariat) 

1. Erlinda B. Chiu Supervising Economic Development Specialist 

2. Othelo E. Derecho Senior Economic Development Specialist 

3. Alexis O. Aquio Senior Economic Development Specialist 

4. Danilo B. Molato Economic Development Specialist I 

Project Development Investment Programming and Budgeting Division 

(Economic Development Committee Secretariat) 

1. Gilberto A. Altura Chief Economic Development Specialist 

2. Ma. Teresa G. Guadalupe Supervising Economic Development Specialist 

3. Yvette G. Batacandolo Senior Economic Development Specialist 

4. Melvin V. Madriguera Senior Economic Development Specialist 

5. Melinda T. Jamelo Senior Economic Development Specialist 

6. Ma. Solita O. Lequillo Economic Development Specialist II 

Knowledge Management Division 

(Social Development Committee Secretariat) 

1. Estela F. Paredes Chief Economic Development Specialist 

2. Rene A. Ledesma Senior Economic Development Specialist 

3. Ma. Isabel B. Blancia Senior Economic Development Specialist 

4. Christinne Anne P. Gaitana Economic Development Specialist II 

5. August Melody A. Andong Economic Development Specialist I 

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RDC VI SECRETARIAT

Operations Division 

(Administrative Support for RDC VI) 

1. Cynthia C. Lumampao Chief Administrative Officer 

2. Ingrid L. Magno Supervising Administrative Officer 

3. Anthony A. Borbon Accountant III 

4. Ma. Gina A. Silloren Administrative Officer IV 

5. Reynaldo C. Deopido Administrative Assistant III 

6. Melinda F. Narvaez Administrative Assistant II 

7. Sandra Serguino Administrative Assistant II 

8. Erwin Francisco Administrative Assistant II 

9. Gregorio Sierra Administrative Aide VI 

10. Francis John C. Palabrica Administrative Aide VI 

11. Romeo P. Cabayao Administrative Aide IV 

12. Joselito A. Gatuteo Administrative Aide IV 

13. Ismael A. Dacula Administrative Aide IV 

14. Larry P. Jalandoni Administrative Aide III 

15. Gary T. Quilantang Administrative Aide III 

16. Rodney C. Gucana Administrative Aide III 

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RDC VI SECRETARIAT

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Prepared by: 

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT DIVISION 

NEDA Regional Office IV 

Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City 

Telephone Nos.: 3376840, 3362075, 3362392, 3369787, 3351070 

locals 401 and 402 

Email Address: nro6_kmd@yahoo.com

Health - NEDA-RDC VI

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