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B. POPULATION
1. Total population surveyed: 114
2. Total population of the families surveyed: 22
3. Age and Sex Distribution
3.1 Sex Ratio
Total number of Males x 100Total number of Females
61 males x 100 = 115.09%53 females
or 115 males for every 100 females
Males: (61/114) x 100 = 53.5%Females: (53/114) x 100 = 46.5%Difference: 7%
Analysis:
The data showed that males slightly outnumber the females in the community by
a mere difference of 7%. Even though there is a slight difference between the numbers
of genders, it still poses some matters that are needed to be dwelt upon. The greater number of males in the community shows a favorable advantage on more physical jobs,
since there is sufficient workforce for such tasks. The number of females may be related
to the number of people that would remain in homes that constitute most of the
household functions. Even though there is just a small gap between the differences of
the two, it is still logical to present that this small decrease might still affect the functions
of homes. Especially, females are the ones who cater to home functions and the care of
growth and development of small children – minor deterioration of these might occur.
Age and Sex Distribution
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Age and Sex Pyramid
Above 65
61-65 y/o
56-60 y/o
51-55 y/o
46-50 y/o
41-45 y/o
36-40 y/o
31-35 y/o
26-30 y/o
21-25 y/o
16-20 y/o
11-15 y/o
6-10 y/o
1-5 y/o
0-11mos
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Female Male
Analysis:
Most of the data have shown that the people in the 6 to 10 year old bracket
constitute the most number of individuals in Northville Resettlement. This shows that
most are children, most probably of the school age period. This entails somequandaries since the children of this age are most vulnerable to health-related
problems, since their immune system are still yet to reach its potential and these ages
are also the period where children experiment things by curiosity, which can aggregate
more problems if left unnoticed.
There are 40 people who are under the dependent age (15 years old and below
and 65 years old and above), which they constitute as 35.4% of the whole population.
73 people were considered as the independent age, or the working force, which
comprise the remaining 64.6%. This shows that 54.05% are dependent to the
workforce, or, in other terms, for every 100 independent people, there 54 people whoare dependent.
This also shows that in the future years, there will be a healthy amount of people
that will become the present workforce of the population.