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Cagayan Valley (Region II): economy, jobs, health, schools, poverty and local government budgets

Cagayan Valley (Region II) is a region of the Philippines, number 14 of 17 by population. The 2024 census counted 3,777,608 people in Cagayan Valley, 3.4% of the 112,729,484 people in the Philippines; it ranks 4th smallest of 17 regions by population.

Population (2024 census)
3,777,608
2024
Gross regional domestic product (current prices)
₱579.6 billion
2025
Unemployment rate
2.4%
2023
Infant deaths per 1,000 live births (5 years to 2022)
8
2022
Children 12-23 months fully vaccinated (8 basic antigens)
90.2%
2022
Median years of schooling (population 6+)
8 years
2022
Poverty incidence among families
7.2%
2023
Income of local governments (FY2024)
₱48.3 billion
2024

In depth

How fast is the population of Cagayan Valley growing?

The population of Cagayan Valley grew from 3,685,744 at the May 2020 census to 3,777,608 at the 2024 census, a rise of 2.5%; for the whole country the rise was 3.4%.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority · saved copy

What is the population density of Cagayan Valley?

At the 2020 census Cagayan Valley had 124 people per square kilometre, against 363 for the Philippines as a whole; it ranks 4th least densely populated of 17 regions.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority · saved copy

What is the fertility rate in Cagayan Valley?

At the birth rates of 2022 a woman in Cagayan Valley would have 2.1 children over her lifetime (total fertility rate, National Demographic and Health Survey), against 1.9 nationally; it ranks joint 8th highest of 17 regions.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

How regions are governed in the Philippines

Autonomous region: BARMM (Bangsamoro). Bangsamoro Transition Authority (80 members appointed by the President) pending the first parliamentary election; a Chief Minister leads the government. Own laws on many matters, including Shari'ah courts for Muslims, under the Bangsamoro Organic Law (2018).

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