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This 6-year performance review by Governor Rhodora J. Cadiao of Antique Province from 2016 to 2021 summarizes key developments in various sectors. Population grew by 1.1% annually while poverty decreased. Revenue increased by 78%. Antique received awards for good governance. The economy relies on agriculture and fishing. Infrastructure projects improved roads, ports, and the airport. Education and health services expanded. Disaster response strengthened. Solar energy and generators enhanced energy security. Sports and tourism promoted. Future plans focus on more public-private partnerships.

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Sinsero nga Pagserbisyo para sa Padayon nga Pag-ugwad PROVINCE OF ANTIQUE 6-YEAR PERFORMANCE REVIEW by: GOV. RHODORA J. CADIAO 2016-2021
POPULATION AND POVERTY SITUATION
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Population growth rate of 1.10% or 30, 962 persons increased between 2015 and 2020.
Poverty incidence decreased from 28, 598 families in 2012 to 18, 160 families 2018.
POVERTY THRESHOLD A family of 5 needs at least Php 9, 980.00 per month An individual needs Php 1, 996.00 per month.
FINANCIAL CONDITION
Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) increased by 78.23% from FY 2019 to FY 2020. The IRA in FY 2020 amounted to 1.32 billion.
STATE PERFORMANCE OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF ANTIQUE
Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) First Seal of Good Local Governance Assessment in 2018.
Antique was awarded with a Performance Challenge Fund amounting to Php 7 million. The amount was used for the Concreting of Poblacion Tamayoc Cuyapiao Road Project in Patnongon.
Second Runner Up in Best Performing Province for Region VI in 2018 Excellence in Local Governance
2nd Runner Up, Excellence in Environmental Governance (Province Category) Champion, Excellence in Local Legislation (Province Category) Most Innovative Best Practice in Local Legislation (Provincial Ordinance Creating the Migrant Sugar Workers Desk) 2nd Runner Up, Excellence in Social Governance (Province Category) 2nd Runner Up, Excellence in Economic Governance (Province Category)
MEMBERSHIP TO THE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Two-term Regional Development Council Chairperson for Region VI
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ANTIQUE ECONOMY
Antique is an agricultural province that produces crops like rice, sugarcane, corn, legumes, vegetables, other cash crops and marine products like fish.
AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY
Rice sufficiency ranges from 143% to 154% since 2016 to 2021. 239, 000 metric tons are produced every year from 63, 231 hectares of palay effective areas.
53, 877 bags of palay seeds = 39, 119 farmers 34, 086 bags of fertilizer subsidy = 14, 925 farmers Seeds and fertilizer subsidies from the Department of Agriculture
FARM MACHINERIES, EQUIPMENT, AND FACILITIES
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High Value Crops Development Program
Php 257, 480, 000 worth of cash subsidy and assistance from the Department of Agriculture for CY 2020 to 2021 Php 112, 446, 052 worth of Production Loan Easy Access (PLEA) from September 2018 to December 2020 Php 8, 234, 052 allocation for the Expanded SURE Aid Allocation for Expanded SURE Aid and Recovery Program for Marginalized Small Farmers and Fisherfolks: Under Bayanihan Act Under Bayanihan Act 2 Php 11, 800, 000 472 applicants Php 8, 375, 000 335 applicants
PHP 107 MILLION FOR PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (PACDP)
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FISHERIES AND AQUATIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTIVITY
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Marketed Live Pigs to Luzon 6, 980 heads in 2019 46, 426 heads in 2021 23, 957 heads in 2020
Philippine Rural Development Project (PRDP) and Enterprise Development Projects (I-REAP)
Php 4, 954, 000 Sustainable Livelihood Projects Php990,000.00 for the Production & Marketing of Abaca Planting Materials - Dumangsal Farmers Association (DUFA) of Brgy. Embrangaa-an, Barbaza Sustainable Swine Production as an Alternative Livelihood for Farmers/Fisherfolks Affected by Typhoon Yolanda - Binangbang Centro Fisherfolks Association (BICEFA), Brgy. Binangbang Centro, Barbaza -amounting to Php990,000.00 P999,950.00 for the Lambaklad Livelihood project - Taboc Fisherfolks Association (TAFA) of Brgy. Taboc, Libertad amounting Php975,000.0 for the Cattle Fattening Livelihood Project for Typhoon Affected Farmers - Callan-Burabod Irrigators Association (CBIA) of Brgy. Callan and Brgy. Burabod, Sebaste Php 999,950.00 for the Sebaste Lambaklad Livelihood Project - Abiera Marginalized Earners Association (AMEA) of Brgy. Abiera, Sebaste
LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE
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SACADA ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Php 7, 213, 260 amount of livelihood assistance to 896 sacada 4, 309 registered and assisted sacada
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OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
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ECO-TOURISM, CULTURE, ARTS, HERITAGE AND HISTORY
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LIBRE ULI PROGRAM Assisted 1,115 Locally Stranded Antique単os from Manila to return home during lockdown and 245 stranded tourists back to Manila. Regularization and professionalization of APTO staff and personnel given that we recognize the role of tourism in the economy. APTO is no longer just a vanity department but a series economic income driver.
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MARINE BIODIVERSITY DOCUMENTATION PROJECT (MBDP) this intends to provide a detailed documentation of the different marine species and ecosystems of Antique and to promote marine tourism worldwide using the media and other platforms. An international Television premiere highlighting Antiques scenic marine treasure is already on the way.
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Nationwide And Worldwide Annual Celebration Of Tourism Month And National Arts Month
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ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT
ANTIQUE HOSTEL ANTIQUE HOSTEL as the New Local Economic Enterprise of Antique For the past months, PEEDO has been working on the rebranding of the Binirayan Guest House as Antique Hostel, the new local economic enterprise of the Province. This is in line with the corporate powers of the LGU as embodied in the Local Government Code to boost local income at the same time offer quality service to the general public.
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PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR THE EMPLOYMENT OF STUDENTS Under this program, the Provincial Government in partnership with DOLE through our PESO from 2017 to 2020 was able to assist 490 poor but deserving students.
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MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES PROJECTS
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ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Reforestation/tree growing activities is the major thrust on environment of this administration. Through the ENRO, environmental related celebrations regularly observed by conducting tree planting/growing and clean-up during: (1.) Earth day (2.) Pista kang Kagubatan (3.) Dulungan Month (4.) International Coastal Clean-up.
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT
Implemented a total of fourteen (14) Road Projects covering a total of 35.66105 kilometers or about 18.5% of the total 192.922 kms provincial road inventory of the province as per record of the Provincial Engineers Office. These involved Concreting of provincial roads, repair/improvement and rehabilitation in the municipalities of Patnongon, Sibalom, Pandan, Tobias Fornier, Libertad, San Jose, Hamtic and Anini-y. Total fund released to the provincial government of Antique registered to Php1,415,246,674.00.
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SOCIAL SECTOR
THE NOVEL THREAT January 20, 2020 - the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the corona virus outbreak as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern March 11, 2020 - Characterized as pandemic
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HEALTH AND NUTRITION
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SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES
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GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES/DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
In line with the commitment to good governance of the present administration, the Internal Audit Services (IAS) Unit under the Office of the Governor was created thru Provincial Ordinance No 2021-249 approved by the Sanggunian Panlalawigan on January 21, 2021.
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PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CODE
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DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
The five percent Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund (NDRRMF) or the Calamity Fund is mandated appropriation under RA 10121 for all local government units to fund disaster risk reduction and management projects/activities focused on prevention and mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery and rehabilitation.
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The PDRRMO/C had garnered various awards for its outstanding performance and achievements that contributed to the realization of DRRM/CCA goals and objectives likewise established a culture of safety among Antiqueos:
LEGISLATIONS AND ORDINANCES
The SP New Legislative Building was completed on September 30, 2020 during the 2019-2022 term of Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Antique. The total budget for this Building was Php82,713,682.
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NATIONAL WEALTH
Installation of Solar Powered Streetlights/solar lamps provincewide-Php176,525,000;
Installation of solar lamps in 8 hospital perimeters Php2.5Million
Counterpart to installation of Solar LED Streetlights and Household Solar Power system -Php10.0Million
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Acquisition of 13KVA Generator sets to be distributed to 590 barangays provincewide -Php170,000,000
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Acquisition of Generator Sets for installation in hospitals, New Capitol, EBJ Gym- Php35,900,000
EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE/SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Our province had been implementing the educational assistance/scholarship program since 2016 to date. This Provincial Educational Assistance comprises 3 categories such as educational assistance for College students, Certificate of Teaching and Graduate School Students.
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SPORTS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
During my first term as your Governor, our province bidded to host the 2017 Palarong Pambansa. I thought it was just simple to host this national event and I felt like to backout, however, since I can see the enthusiasm, support and commitment of our elected officials from the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, down to the Mayors and different government agencies, so no more back out so we accepted the challenge. Actually, on the same year, February 5-10, 2017 we hosted the Western Visayas Regional Athletic Association Meet.
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ANTIQUE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
The Antique Airport is classified as Principal Class 2 airport and serve as a vital link and gateway for Antique単os between Manila and the province. With the present physical and operational constraints of the existing airport and its limited capability to support the air traffic demand necessitate the need for the expansion and upgrade the airport facilities in compliance with international standard.
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IMPROVEMENT/REHABILITATION OF PORTS
In 2018 to 2019, the DOTr - has downloaded Php205.0Million for the improvement/rehabilitation of the eleven (11) Tourism Ports located in Libertad, Caluya, 3 in Culasi, 3 in Anini-y, Barbaza, Hamtic and Pandan. Construction are on-going under the supervision of the Provincial Engineers Office.
MARIRIDEP PROGRAM
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PRIORITY PPAS TO LOOK FORWARD FOR THE NEXT YEARS
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Relationship with the Legislative Department
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  • 1. Sinsero nga Pagserbisyo para sa Padayon nga Pag-ugwad PROVINCE OF ANTIQUE 6-YEAR PERFORMANCE REVIEW by: GOV. RHODORA J. CADIAO 2016-2021
  • 5. Population growth rate of 1.10% or 30, 962 persons increased between 2015 and 2020.
  • 6. Poverty incidence decreased from 28, 598 families in 2012 to 18, 160 families 2018.
  • 7. POVERTY THRESHOLD A family of 5 needs at least Php 9, 980.00 per month An individual needs Php 1, 996.00 per month.
  • 9. Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) increased by 78.23% from FY 2019 to FY 2020. The IRA in FY 2020 amounted to 1.32 billion.
  • 10. STATE PERFORMANCE OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF ANTIQUE
  • 11. Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) First Seal of Good Local Governance Assessment in 2018.
  • 12. Antique was awarded with a Performance Challenge Fund amounting to Php 7 million. The amount was used for the Concreting of Poblacion Tamayoc Cuyapiao Road Project in Patnongon.
  • 13. Second Runner Up in Best Performing Province for Region VI in 2018 Excellence in Local Governance
  • 14. 2nd Runner Up, Excellence in Environmental Governance (Province Category) Champion, Excellence in Local Legislation (Province Category) Most Innovative Best Practice in Local Legislation (Provincial Ordinance Creating the Migrant Sugar Workers Desk) 2nd Runner Up, Excellence in Social Governance (Province Category) 2nd Runner Up, Excellence in Economic Governance (Province Category)
  • 15. MEMBERSHIP TO THE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
  • 16. Two-term Regional Development Council Chairperson for Region VI
  • 21. Antique is an agricultural province that produces crops like rice, sugarcane, corn, legumes, vegetables, other cash crops and marine products like fish.
  • 23. Rice sufficiency ranges from 143% to 154% since 2016 to 2021. 239, 000 metric tons are produced every year from 63, 231 hectares of palay effective areas.
  • 24. 53, 877 bags of palay seeds = 39, 119 farmers 34, 086 bags of fertilizer subsidy = 14, 925 farmers Seeds and fertilizer subsidies from the Department of Agriculture
  • 28. High Value Crops Development Program
  • 29. Php 257, 480, 000 worth of cash subsidy and assistance from the Department of Agriculture for CY 2020 to 2021 Php 112, 446, 052 worth of Production Loan Easy Access (PLEA) from September 2018 to December 2020 Php 8, 234, 052 allocation for the Expanded SURE Aid Allocation for Expanded SURE Aid and Recovery Program for Marginalized Small Farmers and Fisherfolks: Under Bayanihan Act Under Bayanihan Act 2 Php 11, 800, 000 472 applicants Php 8, 375, 000 335 applicants
  • 30. PHP 107 MILLION FOR PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (PACDP)
  • 48. Marketed Live Pigs to Luzon 6, 980 heads in 2019 46, 426 heads in 2021 23, 957 heads in 2020
  • 49. Philippine Rural Development Project (PRDP) and Enterprise Development Projects (I-REAP)
  • 50. Php 4, 954, 000 Sustainable Livelihood Projects Php990,000.00 for the Production & Marketing of Abaca Planting Materials - Dumangsal Farmers Association (DUFA) of Brgy. Embrangaa-an, Barbaza Sustainable Swine Production as an Alternative Livelihood for Farmers/Fisherfolks Affected by Typhoon Yolanda - Binangbang Centro Fisherfolks Association (BICEFA), Brgy. Binangbang Centro, Barbaza -amounting to Php990,000.00 P999,950.00 for the Lambaklad Livelihood project - Taboc Fisherfolks Association (TAFA) of Brgy. Taboc, Libertad amounting Php975,000.0 for the Cattle Fattening Livelihood Project for Typhoon Affected Farmers - Callan-Burabod Irrigators Association (CBIA) of Brgy. Callan and Brgy. Burabod, Sebaste Php 999,950.00 for the Sebaste Lambaklad Livelihood Project - Abiera Marginalized Earners Association (AMEA) of Brgy. Abiera, Sebaste
  • 60. Php 7, 213, 260 amount of livelihood assistance to 896 sacada 4, 309 registered and assisted sacada
  • 95. LIBRE ULI PROGRAM Assisted 1,115 Locally Stranded Antique単os from Manila to return home during lockdown and 245 stranded tourists back to Manila. Regularization and professionalization of APTO staff and personnel given that we recognize the role of tourism in the economy. APTO is no longer just a vanity department but a series economic income driver.
  • 103. MARINE BIODIVERSITY DOCUMENTATION PROJECT (MBDP) this intends to provide a detailed documentation of the different marine species and ecosystems of Antique and to promote marine tourism worldwide using the media and other platforms. An international Television premiere highlighting Antiques scenic marine treasure is already on the way.
  • 107. Nationwide And Worldwide Annual Celebration Of Tourism Month And National Arts Month
  • 123. ANTIQUE HOSTEL ANTIQUE HOSTEL as the New Local Economic Enterprise of Antique For the past months, PEEDO has been working on the rebranding of the Binirayan Guest House as Antique Hostel, the new local economic enterprise of the Province. This is in line with the corporate powers of the LGU as embodied in the Local Government Code to boost local income at the same time offer quality service to the general public.
  • 129. SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR THE EMPLOYMENT OF STUDENTS Under this program, the Provincial Government in partnership with DOLE through our PESO from 2017 to 2020 was able to assist 490 poor but deserving students.
  • 132. MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES PROJECTS
  • 136. Reforestation/tree growing activities is the major thrust on environment of this administration. Through the ENRO, environmental related celebrations regularly observed by conducting tree planting/growing and clean-up during: (1.) Earth day (2.) Pista kang Kagubatan (3.) Dulungan Month (4.) International Coastal Clean-up.
  • 158. Implemented a total of fourteen (14) Road Projects covering a total of 35.66105 kilometers or about 18.5% of the total 192.922 kms provincial road inventory of the province as per record of the Provincial Engineers Office. These involved Concreting of provincial roads, repair/improvement and rehabilitation in the municipalities of Patnongon, Sibalom, Pandan, Tobias Fornier, Libertad, San Jose, Hamtic and Anini-y. Total fund released to the provincial government of Antique registered to Php1,415,246,674.00.
  • 167. THE NOVEL THREAT January 20, 2020 - the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the corona virus outbreak as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern March 11, 2020 - Characterized as pandemic
  • 189. In line with the commitment to good governance of the present administration, the Internal Audit Services (IAS) Unit under the Office of the Governor was created thru Provincial Ordinance No 2021-249 approved by the Sanggunian Panlalawigan on January 21, 2021.
  • 194. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
  • 195. The five percent Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund (NDRRMF) or the Calamity Fund is mandated appropriation under RA 10121 for all local government units to fund disaster risk reduction and management projects/activities focused on prevention and mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery and rehabilitation.
  • 198. The PDRRMO/C had garnered various awards for its outstanding performance and achievements that contributed to the realization of DRRM/CCA goals and objectives likewise established a culture of safety among Antiqueos:
  • 200. The SP New Legislative Building was completed on September 30, 2020 during the 2019-2022 term of Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Antique. The total budget for this Building was Php82,713,682.
  • 205. Installation of Solar Powered Streetlights/solar lamps provincewide-Php176,525,000;
  • 206. Installation of solar lamps in 8 hospital perimeters Php2.5Million
  • 207. Counterpart to installation of Solar LED Streetlights and Household Solar Power system -Php10.0Million
  • 209. Acquisition of 13KVA Generator sets to be distributed to 590 barangays provincewide -Php170,000,000
  • 211. Acquisition of Generator Sets for installation in hospitals, New Capitol, EBJ Gym- Php35,900,000
  • 213. Our province had been implementing the educational assistance/scholarship program since 2016 to date. This Provincial Educational Assistance comprises 3 categories such as educational assistance for College students, Certificate of Teaching and Graduate School Students.
  • 219. During my first term as your Governor, our province bidded to host the 2017 Palarong Pambansa. I thought it was just simple to host this national event and I felt like to backout, however, since I can see the enthusiasm, support and commitment of our elected officials from the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, down to the Mayors and different government agencies, so no more back out so we accepted the challenge. Actually, on the same year, February 5-10, 2017 we hosted the Western Visayas Regional Athletic Association Meet.
  • 222. The Antique Airport is classified as Principal Class 2 airport and serve as a vital link and gateway for Antique単os between Manila and the province. With the present physical and operational constraints of the existing airport and its limited capability to support the air traffic demand necessitate the need for the expansion and upgrade the airport facilities in compliance with international standard.
  • 230. In 2018 to 2019, the DOTr - has downloaded Php205.0Million for the improvement/rehabilitation of the eleven (11) Tourism Ports located in Libertad, Caluya, 3 in Culasi, 3 in Anini-y, Barbaza, Hamtic and Pandan. Construction are on-going under the supervision of the Provincial Engineers Office.
  • 234. PRIORITY PPAS TO LOOK FORWARD FOR THE NEXT YEARS
  • 238. Relationship with the Legislative Department