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Philippines: Cotabato (North Cotabato) Provincial Profile
             The Province of (North) Cotabato lies on the eastern part of Region XII and is strategically located in the central part of Mindanao. It is bounded on the North
             by the Province of Bukidnon, on the northwest by Lanao del Sur, on the East by Davao City, on the Southeast by Davao del Sur, on the West by Maguindan-
             ao Province and on the southwest by Sultan Kudarat Province. Mountains to the east peak at Mount Apo, a volcanic cone that is the highest mountain in the
             Philippines. In the west, the Piapungan Range separates it from Lanao del Sur. The fertile Pulangi River
             basin runs in the middle of these two highlands and spreads towards the southwest to the flood plains   1  17  543
             of Maguindanao. Typhoons do not pass through (North) Cotabato and rainfall is evenly distributed
             through out the year. (Source: http://cotabatoprov.gov.ph/our-province/geography/)  CITY  MUNICIPALITIES  BARANGAYS
    LANAO DEL SUR                                      DAVAO     POPULATION
                                                        DEL                                            Source: PSA 2015 & 2010 Census / DSWD
                                                       NORTE
                                        BUKIDNON
                         BANISILAN                                                                     23.9%
                 ALAMADA                                                                                    76.1%
                                                                  1.37M              320,567
                                      PRESIDENT                                      households        Urban / Rural
                                       ROXAS
                                                ARAKAN
     PIGKAWAYAN
              LIBUNGAN     CARMEN          ANTIPAS                   48.7%                           51.3 %
                                                                      female                               male
                                                                      (672K)                           (707.7K)
                                     MATALAM                                             6%
                   ALEOSAN                                                     46.7K   > 60 years  41.3K
                               KABACAN
            MIDSAYAP
                                                  MAGPET
                                                                                         51%
                                                               337.2K                 19-59 years               360K
                                            CITY OF
                     PIKIT                 KIDAPAWAN
                                                                                         13%
                                                                             85.4K    13-18 years  89.6K
                                  M'LANG
         MAGUINDANAO
                                            MAKILALA                                     23%
                                                                        155.3K         3-12 years     166.5K
                                                                                         7%
                                      TULUNAN
                                                                               47.2K   < 2 years  50.1K
                                               DAVAO DEL SUR
                   SULTAN
                   KUDARAT                                     Vulnerable groups (based on DSWD-NHTS database)
                                               Conditional Cash Transfer
                                               Programming Beneficiaries
    Legend               SOUTH                      78,982     Female   40       532       2,087    8,113     7,991
                        COTABATO                                       369      1,499      3,066    3,705     8,207
       Province capital                             households   Male
                                                                                                   solo parent
                                                       SARANGANI
       Poverty incidence (%)  </= 10  11 - 30  31 - 50  51 - 60  61 - 84  child-headed  single-headed  poor individuals  =>18 years old  poor individuals
                                                                      households
                                                                                                            =>65 years old
                                                                                          w/ disability
                                                                               households
       WATER, SANITATION AND HYGEINE            Source: PSA 2015/2010 Census  SHELTER                        Source: PSA 2015 Census
    Water                                                      Roof/Wall material
    supply
                                                                     316,177                    Roof
                                                                    Housing units
        Faucet                                                                                                Salvaged
       community   Tubed;   Dug            Natural                                    Strong       Light
        system   piped    well     Bottled  sources  Others
       36.6%    34.7%   11.6%     4.2%     9.1%   3.8%                         Strong  37.8%       0.5%       0.0%
    Toilets (based on census 2010)
                                                                       Wall
                                                                                Light  43.4%      17.1%       0.1%
              63.8%       6.4%            18.7%      11.0%
                                                                               Salvaged  0.1%      0.2%       0.2%
      Water-sealed    None         Closed pit     Open pit
       EDUCATION            Source: DepEd 2016  NUTRITION             Source: FNRI 2013/2015  HEALTH  Source: DOH (Personnel 2016/Facilities 2017)

                                            Malnutrition  (0-60 months old)        Personnel
                     691
                     Primary schools
         123,303         115,358
         Male primary    Female primary      38.9%        26.0%       7.3%*          352      852      284       17
         school students  school students
                                              Stunting   Underweight   Wasting      Midwives  Nurses  Doctors  Dentists
                                              * Estimates with coefficient of variation greater than 20
                                                                                   Facilities
                      190                   Food
                      Secondary schools
                                            insecurity
             40,473      42,197             (households)  11.7%  40.5% 29.9%
             Male secondary   Female secondary                                        441         18         27
             school students  school students          Mild    Moderate  Severe
                                                                                   Barangay health  Rural health  Hospitals
                                                                                      stations    units  (government/private)
   The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.                                    Creation date: February 2018
   Sources: PSA, DOH, NAMRIA, FNRI, DepEd, DSWD        Feedback: addawe@un.org, aportol@un.org, mendoza1@un.org     www.unocha.org/philippines     www.reliefweb.int      philippines.humanitarianresponse.info
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