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Statistics

BetterSanFernando publishes descriptive statistics from its bounded, frontend-safe civic datasets. Each view states what it measures and keeps its source period, denominator, and coverage limits visible.

Representative snapshot

Selected measures from different published datasets; their denominators are not interchangeable.

2024 POPCEN population
377,534
Barangays
35
Published project records
324
Project evidence records
563
Published office records
44

Statistical views

Open the detailed view that owns each comparison. This hub keeps only enough context to make the destinations understandable.

2024 POPCEN baseline

Population

377,534 people

Compare the current city baseline and barangay population values, rankings, shares, and urban or rural classifications.

View Population Statistics

Bounded published dataset

Projects

324 project records

Review documentary lifecycle, project type and year distribution, barangay attribution, and financial-field coverage.

View Project Statistics

Linked to the published project dataset

Procurement

563 evidence records

Explore documentary lifecycle, field coverage, BID_RESULTS evidence, document years, and the award and contract distinction.

View Procurement Statistics

34 urban · 1 rural

City Profile

35 barangays

See a concise cross-domain baseline for population, barangays, geographic coverage, and the published institutional directory.

View City Profile

Bounded published holdings

Legislation

13 EO · 11 Ord · 2 Res

Compare BetterSanFernando’s verified Executive Order, Ordinance, and Resolution coverage by type and year.

View Legislation Statistics

Each dataset keeps its own unit

Public Records

8 tracked datasets

See collection coverage, publication status, and limits for every dataset BetterSanFernando currently publishes.

View Public Records Statistics

How to interpret the numbers

Coverage is bounded
A published dataset count is not a citywide total. The 324 project records describe BetterSanFernando's current bounded project dataset.
Reference periods matter
Population uses the 2024 POPCEN reference. Project and procurement records use their own dates and evidence periods.
States stay distinct
Documentary lifecycle is not physical progress. AWARDED does not mean CONTRACTED, completed, paid, or operational.
Missing is not zero
Missing and unavailable values remain unknown. Different statistical pages may use different, explicitly stated denominators.

Not yet included

These gaps describe the current public release, not an absence of government activity or records.

  • Broader demographics

    Current public data supports population and barangay classification, but not a complete frontend-safe dataset for age, sex, households, or density.

  • Project spending

    Actual project expenditure is not established by the current published data. Approved budget, winning bid, and contract amount are separate procurement fields and are not treated as spending.

Sources

Statistical values inherit the scope, reference period, and limitations of their underlying records: fact → source → public link.

Explore Published Data Sources

Methodology

Read how records are accepted, normalized, linked, dated, and presented when fields or coverage are incomplete.

Read Transparency Methodology