Deals with Philippine labor force and its socioeconomic characteristics primarily based on Labor Force Surveys conducted every quarter by the NSO. Data are published on national and regional levels. Also includes previous ISH results for comparative purposes.

Aims to provide users with additional insights on the size, structure, composition, and implications of the growing work force to the country's economy.

Presents data that can be utilized by both government and nongovernment agencies, as well as the academe for in-depth researches and studies. These energy statistics serve as inputs and bases for the formulation of policies and programs concerning energy-related social issues, for assessing energy targets, and to identify the relevant parameters that affect energy consumption of households and the industry sectors.

This maiden publication of HECS also presents information on household utilization of fuels, supply systems and patterns of energy use, and other variables that may be useful to assess the current energy scenario in the Philippines. For comparative purposes, 1989 and 1995 data are presented.

The Family Planning Survey (FPS) is a nationwide survey of women of reproductive ages. It is conducted annually by the National Statistics Office (NSO) starting in 1995. It aims to collect and compile information for the assessment of contraceptive use in the country.

The data presented will provide a current picture about contraceptive use in the country. It also offers facts and figures that are useful in influencing policy makers and planners on the support needed to effectively implement the family planning program. The portion on high-risk fertility behavior also offers a reliable gauge in the design of child and maternal health program.