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Reference Number :
2018-116
The target outcomes of sound macroeconomic policy and swift and fair administration of justice of the Philippine government for its six-year term from 2017 to 2022 are likely to be achieved given the current performance of the Macroeconomy and Justice sectors as depicted in the results of the compilation of the
The following are the highlights of the StatDev 2017 across sectors in the PDP, ranked by performance:
Overall performance More than Among the fourteen sectors, eleven have at least 50% of their respective indicators exhibiting high or medium likelihood of achieving the target in 2022. | |
Macroeconomy The cumulative exports of goods amounting to | |
Justice The percentile rank of the Philippines in terms of the Criminal Justice indicator of the World Justice Project Rule of Law Index rose from 74 in 2016 to 90 in 2017, exceeding its Plan target of 78. More so, percentile rank of the Philippines in terms of the Fundamental Rights rose from 73 in 2016 to 87 in 2017, also exceeding its Plan target of 77. | |
Human Capital Development The completion rates in 2016 for both primary and secondary education, and the labor productivity in the service sector in 2017 exceeded their respective targets for 2022. | |
Industry and Services The tourism gross value | |
Environment The area of land degradation hotspots decreased by | |
Demographic Dividend The adolescent birth rate decreased from 57 to | |
Science and Technology The number of industrial designs registered almost doubled from 516 in 2016 to 1,014 in 2017. However, the number of Filipino patents granted decreased from 31 in 2016 to 25 in 2017. | |
Competitiveness The GCI ranking on market size already reached the target to be among the top 20% in 2017. However, there was only one percent improvement in the overall Global Competitiveness | |
Infrastructure The ratio of electricity consumption per capita already reached its target of | |
Culture and Values The percentage of municipalities, cities, and provinces with Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representation increased from 7% in 2015 to only 10% after two years. | |
Social Protection While the coverage of social protection programs such as PhilHealth insurance and Conditional Cash Transfer increased, the number of deaths and missing persons due to disasters in 2017 was far from the target of zero by 2022. | |
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries In 2017, only two (sugar cane and palay) of the | |
Governance Despite the increase in the number of local government units fully disclosing financial documents to the public, the percentile ranks in global indices (e.g. World Governance Index, Corruption Perceptions Index, and Global Competitiveness Index) remained stagnant, if not decreased. | |
Shelter and Housing All indicators under the sector showed low likelihoods of achieving their respective targets at this point of the medium term. The increase in the proportion of socialized housing targets met and the number of socialized housing units delivered in 2017 showed low likelihoods of achieving the Plan target. |
The StatDev is a statistical indicator system that provides a comparison of actual sectoral accomplishments with the corresponding targets indicated in the PDP 2017-2022 Results Matrices (PDP-RM), for easier appreciation by planners, evaluators, and other stakeholders.
LISA GRACE S. BERSALES, Ph.D.
Undersecretary
National Statistician and Civil Registrar General
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Icons used:
High likelihood - The chance of attaining the target is high and thus, the target is likely to be achieved. | |
Medium likelihood - The chance of attaining the target is medium and thus, the target may or may not be achieved. | |
Low likelihood - The chance of attaining the target is low and thus, the target is not likely to be achieved. |
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