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Harmonized Statistics on Overseas Filipinos E-mail
Friday, 19 December 2008
The data for these statistics come from the various government agencies that regularly produce administrative and survey data, and that are all part of the country’s international migration bureaucracy (data on overseas Filipinos are presented in a separate section).

Part 1 contains six major sub-parts: 1) Temporary migrants; 2) Permanent migrants; 3) Undocumented or Irregular migrants; 4) Migrant households; 5) Remittances; and 6) Overseas migration and development outcomes.

The available datasets on temporary migrants, permanent migrants, undocumented or irregular migrants, and migrant households are then presented according to an outline that is contained in the operational framework of this Almanac. Within each sub-part, data on temporary/permanent/undocumented migrants and migrant households are presented under “population outcomes,” “development processes,” and “development outcomes.”

Variables under “population outcomes” include: a) population size; b) age; c) sex structure or gender; d) civil status; e) spatial distribution in the Philippines; and f) spatial distribution overseas. Variables under “development processes” usually cover employment characteristics, as well as some consumption of goods and services. Lastly, variables under “development outcomes” cover educational attainment, employment dynamics, and income.

While migrant households located in the Philippines are not the ones migrating overseas, voluminous datasets prompted about them the separate presentation of migrant households data according to this Almanac’s operational framework.

Meanwhile, datasets on remittances were sub-divided into three parts: a) remittance volumes; b) remitters; and c) remittance recipients.

And given the datasets contained in the first five sub-parts under Part 1, the Institute also packaged some tables under the theme “overseas migration and development outcomes.” These datasets provide a preliminary look at some of the positive and negative consequences of Filipinos’ international migration. The datasets for this sub-part are sub-divided into: a) overseas migration and demography; b) overseas migration and domestic employment; and c) overseas migration, poverty, and income. Users of this Almanac are also encouraged to develop their own cross-tabulations on the socio-economic consequences of Filipinos’ international migration.
 
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Harmonized Data

Temporary Migrants
Population Outcomes
Pop. Size: Table 1
Table 2
Table 3
Table 4
Age: Table 5
Table 6
Table 7
Gender: Table 8
Table 9
Table 10
Table 11
Civil Status: Table 12
Spatial Dist. PH: Table 13
Table 14
Table 15
Spatial Dist. (abroad): Table 16
Table 17
Table 18
Development Processes
Occupations abroad: Table 19
Table 20
Table 21
Development Outcomes
Educ. Attainment: Table 22
Table 23
Permanent Migrants
Population Outcomes
Pop. Size: Table 24
Table 25
Age: Table 26
Table 27
Gender: Table 28
Table 29
Civil Status: Table 30
Table 30
Spatial Dist. PH: Table 32
Table 33
Spatial (overseas): Table 34
Table 35
Development Processes
Occupations: Table 36
Table 37
Development Outcomes
Educ. Attainment: Table 38
Table 39
Undocumented
Undocumented migrants: Table 40
Migrant Households
Population Outcomes
Household Size: Table 41
Table 42
Gender: Table 43
Civil Status: Table 44
Spatial Dist. PH: Table 45
Table 46
Household Chars.: Table 47
Table 48
Development Processes
Occupations: Table 49
Expenses: Table 50
Development Outcomes
Educ. Attainment: Table 51
Employment: Table 52
Income: Table 53
Table 54
Table 55
Remittances
Volumes: Table 56
Table 57
Table 58
Remitters: Table 59
Table 60
Recipients: Table 61
Table 62
Development Outcomes
and Overseas Migration
Overseas Migration & Demography
Table 63
Table 64
Table 65
Overseas Migration & Domestic Employment
Table 66
Migration, Poverty & Income
Table 67
Table 68

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