Human resource

POPULATION 3,678,301 (Source: POPCEN 2015, Philippine Statistics Authority)

POPULATION DENSITY 2,856 Person (per square kilometer)

NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS 998,558

GROWTH RATE 3.37%

LABOR FORCE 2,648,677

EMPLOYMENT RATE –

EMPLOYED LABOR FORCE –

LITERACY RATE 99.66%

Health

HOSPITALS

• PRIVATE HOSPITALS 43

• PUBLIC HOSPITALS 12

VITAL HEALTH INDICES

INFANT MORTALITY RATE 9.00 (per 1,000 live births)

MATERNITY MORTALITY RATE 40.00

CRUDE DEATH RATE 3.00

CRUDE BIRTH RATE 9.00

Economy

ECONOMIC ZONES 69 Read more

INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS 473

OPERATING COOPERATIVES 230

ENTERPRISES

MICRO ENTERPRISES 12,207

SMALL ENTERPRISES 51

MEDIUM ENTERPRISES 31

LARGE ENTERPRISES 19

BANKING INSTITUTIONS

RURAL BANKS 50

COMMERCIAL BANKS 195

THRIFT BANKS 149

NON-BANKING INSTITUTIONS

FINANCIAL COMPANIES 4

PAWNSHOPS 764

NON-STOCK & SAVING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS 5

Products

• Food

• Furniture

• Novelty

CAFE AMADEO

Made from the four finest varieties of coffee beans, the PAHIMIS BLEND of Café Amadeo sparks with the goodness of its distinct aroma and taste. Each cup of the unique combination of home-grown Robusta, Arabica, Liberica and Excelsa beacons with anti-oxidant powers and makes the daily coffee brew a delightful healthy drink. Pahimis Blend of Café Amadeo, the pride of the Coffee Capital of the Philippines.

TABLEA DE ALFONSO

Tablea is a chocolate tablet made from pure cacao beans abundant in Alfonso, Cavite. Dried, roasted, ground and formed into tablets. Tablea de Alfonso is an ideal nutritious drink anytime of the day. Just add it in boiling water, add milk and sugar.

TAHONG CHIPS

A nutritious and delicious chip rich in iron, iodine and calcium, naturally processed without preservatives or additives.

SMOKED FISH

Fish prepared immediately after harvest, vacuum-packed and blast frozen to seal in freshness and natural flavours, a world-class and smoked fish kitchen delicacy straight from fresh fish harvests of skilled Caviteño fisher folks.

KAONG VINEGAR

Made from a variety of sugar palm tree called “kaong” or ” irok” in the Philippines.

Climate

Dry Season November – April

Wet Season May – October

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Source:
http://cavite.gov.ph/home/province/general-information/quick-facts/