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    The document contains 4 tables that provide demographic and statistical data for the Philippines: Table 1 shows the number of private cars and motorcycles registered annually from 2003 to 2012, which generally increased each year. Table 2 shows the volume of mail handled in the Philippines from 1980 to 1988, which increased from 320 million pieces in 1980 to 637 million pieces in 1988. Table 3 lists the average daily waste volume collected in 2018 for different cities in Metro Manila, with Quezon City collecting the most at 13,571.94 cubic meters per day. Table 4 breaks down PhilHealth beneficiaries in 2017 by membership category, showing most belonged to the informal economy category.

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    The document contains 4 tables that provide demographic and statistical data for the Philippines: Table 1 shows the number of private cars and motorcycles registered annually from 2003 to 2012, which generally increased each year. Table 2 shows the volume of mail handled in the Philippines from 1980 to 1988, which increased from 320 million pieces in 1980 to 637 million pieces in 1988. Table 3 lists the average daily waste volume collected in 2018 for different cities in Metro Manila, with Quezon City collecting the most at 13,571.94 cubic meters per day. Table 4 breaks down PhilHealth beneficiaries in 2017 by membership category, showing most belonged to the informal economy category.

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    SDG Seminar 2 Charts

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    The document contains 4 tables that provide demographic and statistical data for the Philippines: Table 1 shows the number of private cars and motorcycles registered annually from 2003 to 2012, which generally increased each year. Table 2 shows the volume of mail handled in the Philippines from 1980 to 1988, which increased from 320 million pieces in 1980 to 637 million pieces in 1988. Table 3 lists the average daily waste volume collected in 2018 for different cities in Metro Manila, with Quezon City collecting the most at 13,571.94 cubic meters per day. Table 4 breaks down PhilHealth beneficiaries in 2017 by membership category, showing most belonged to the informal economy category.

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    Table 1.

    Number of Private Cars and Motorcycles Registered in the Philippines: 2003 to 2012
    Motorcycles/
    Year Cars Tricycles
    2003 688,419 1,008,610
    2004 731,450 1,273,530
    2005 729,299 1,552,748
    2006 739,702 1,802,582
    2007 700,384 2,039,850
    2008 713,175 2,360,304
    2009 732,659 2,559,997
    2010 759,683 2,841,646
    2011 788,372 3,206,255
    2012 808,968 3,440,777
    Source: Land Transportation Office

    Table 2. Volume of Mail Handled in the Philippines: 1980-1988 (in million)


    Year Posted Mails Received
    from Foreign
    Countries
    1980 320 120
    1981 350 131
    1982 349 128
    1983 356 174
    1984 401 168
    1985 432 193
    1986 583 195
    1987 589 167
    1988 637 163
    Source: Philippine Postal Corporati

    Table 3. Average Daily Waste Volume (in cubic meters) Collected by City in the National Capital Region: 2018
    Caloocan 4,060.55
    Las Piñas 1,245.49
    Makati 3,030.08
    Mandaluyong 1,283.64
    Manila 7,650.07
    Muntinlupa 1,843.74
    Parañaque 2,021.10
    Pasay 2,520.89
    Pasig 3,103.47
    Quezon 13,571.94
    Source: Metropolitan Manila Development Authority

    Table 4. Distribution of Philhealth Beneficiaries by Membership Category in the Philippines: 2017


    Membership
    Category Total
    Formal Economy 1,030
    Indigent 206
    Informal Economy 1,648
    Lifetime 206
    Senior Citizen 206
    Sponsored 206
    Source: Philippine Health Insurance Corporation
    Projected Mid-Year Population Based on 2015 POPCEN: 2021

    Age Group Both Sexes Male Male Percentage Female


    0-4 11,090,558 5,713,939 5.19% 5,376,619
    5-9 11,115,005 5,721,245 5.19% 5,393,760
    10-14 10,837,551 5,571,493 5.06% 5,266,058
    15-19 10,347,792 5,282,220 4.79% 5,065,572
    20-24 9,803,933 5,025,243 4.56% 4,778,690
    25-29 9,223,510 4,731,675 4.29% 4,491,835
    30-34 8,493,905 4,332,532 3.93% 4,161,373
    35-39 7,498,931 3,809,605 3.46% 3,689,326
    40-44 6,551,883 3,315,063 3.01% 3,236,820
    45-49 5,921,782 2,991,320 2.71% 2,930,462
    50-54 5,089,826 2,552,972 2.32% 2,536,854
    55-59 4,360,786 2,159,465 1.96% 2,201,321
    60-64 3,473,108 1,679,598 1.52% 1,793,510
    65-69 2,579,491 1,202,310 1.09% 1,377,181
    70-74 1,715,567 757,578 0.69% 957,989
    75-79 1,111,052 450,941 0.41% 660,111
    80 and over 983,974 343,984 0.31% 639,990
    110,198,654
    ed on 2015 POPCEN: 2021

    Female Percentage Male % Female %


    4.88% -5.19 4.88
    4.89% -5.19 4.89
    4.78% -5.06 4.78
    4.60% -4.79 4.60
    4.34% -4.56 4.34
    4.08% -4.29 4.08
    3.78% -3.93 3.78
    3.35% -3.46 3.35
    2.94% -3.01 2.94
    2.66% -2.71 2.66
    2.30% -2.32 2.30
    2.00% -1.96 2.00
    1.63% -1.52 1.63
    1.25% -1.09 1.25
    0.87% -0.69 0.87
    0.60% -0.41 0.60
    0.58% -0.31 0.58

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