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Inflation rate of Davao del Norte further decreased by 1.3 percentage points (2018=100) in July 2023

 

The headline inflation of Davao del Norte decreased by 5.8 percentage points in July 2023 (1.3%) compared to its inflation rate in the same month last year, which was recorded at 7.1 percent. The current inflation rate (1.3%) of the province is lower compared to the headline inflation of the Philippines and Davao Region, which stood at 4.7 percent and 4.3 percent, respectively
Special Release: Inflation rate of Davao del Norte further decreased by 0.6 percentage points (2018=100) in June 2023

 

The headline inflation of Davao del Norte decreased by 3.2 percentage points in June 2023 (2.5%) compared to its inflation rate in the same month last year, which was recorded at 5.7 percent. The current inflation rate (2.5%) of the province is lower compared to the headline inflation of the Philippines and Davao Region, which stood at 5.4 percent and 5.7 percent, respectively.
Special Release: CIVIL REGISTRY SYSTEM (CRS) TAGUM CITY OUTLET RETAINED ITS 100 PERCENT CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE QUARTERS

 

The Philippine Statistics Authority, Provincial Statistical Office–Davao del Norte (PSA PSO-DavNor) conducted quarterly the Customer Satisfaction Survey (CSS) at its managed CRS Tagum City Outlet. The CSS is fourth in its series, since the opening of the Outlet on 15 March 2022.
PRESS RELEASE: CIVIL REGISTRY SYSTEM (CRS) TAGUM CITY OUTLET RETAINED ITS 100 PERCENT CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE QUARTERS

 

The Philippine Statistics Authority, Provincial Statistical Office-Davao del Norte (PSA PSO- DavNor) conducted its Customer Satisfaction Survey (CSS) for the Second Quarter of 2023. This was conducted continuously from 05 to 09 June 2023 with 100 percent response rate from one hundred six (106) randomly selected clients of CRS Tagum City Outlet. The CSS is the fourth in the series, since the opening of the Outlet on 15 March 2022.
DAVAO DEL NORTE PSO INITIATES THE POSTING OF PHILSYS STICKERS: “PhilID and ePHILID Accepted Here”

 

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Provincial Statistical Office-Davao del Norte (PSO-DavNor) initiates the posting of PhilSys stickers with slogan “PhilID and ePHILID Accepted Here” in different government offices, banks, academic and financial institutions and other agencies.
Press Release: PSA RENDERS SERVICES IN COLLABORATION WITH DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT

 

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Provincial Statistical Office-Davao del Norte (PSO-DavNor) participates to the different activities organized by other government/private agency by extending its services and programs.
Special Release: Summary Inflation Report Consumer Price Index: Davao del Norte (2018=100) May 2023

 

Table A. Year-on-Year Inflation Rates: All Items in Percent Philippines, Region 11, and Davao del Norte May 2022, April – May 2023
PRESS RELEASE: Provincial Statistics Committee (PSC) of Davao del Norte convened for Its 2nd Regular Meeting for Calendar Year 2023

 

26 May 2023 – CITY OF TAGUM. As the highest policy-making body on statistical matters in the province, the Provincial Statistics Committee (PSC) in Davao del Norte along with its members assembled for its 2nd Regular PSC Meeting for CY 2023 on 26 May 2023, at the Training Room of Philippine Statistics Authority- Provincial Statistical Office-Davao del Norte.
Special Release: 2021 Registered Deaths in Davao del Norte

 

In 2021, a total of 20,269 deaths were registered in the province of Davao del Norte, this is an increase of 27.8 percent from 15,862 in 2020. This is equivalent to a crude death rate of 19.0, or 19 deaths per 1,000 population in 2021. This corresponds to an average of 55 deaths per day, which translate to almost 5 deaths per hour.
SPECIAL RELEASE: Registered Marriages in Davao del Norte, 2021

 

In 2021, a total of 5,644 marriages were registered in Davao del Norte , with an increase registered marriages of 2,552 (83%) from the year 2020 total of 3,092. This increase may have been brought about by the eased quarantine measures of the pandemic Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).