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Two of the established research organizations in the Philippines teamed up recently: Conducted By: The HB&A-ARO Research Group ,[object Object],[object Object],The HB&A-ARO Research Group
HB&A  took care of total project management, data analysis, final reports and presentation. Conducted By: The HB&A-ARO Research Group ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],ARO ’s experienced field interviewers were deployed in all 16 cities and 1 municipality of Metro Manila.  The HB&A-ARO Research Group
Sampling Design and Methodology Base of  500  respondents: ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],The HB&A-ARO Research Group
AGE Key Findings: Profile of Respondents RELIGION 62%   are aged 34 below 38%   are 35 and above 90%   Catholic 4%   INC 2%   Born Again 1%  Protestant 3%   Others The HB&A-ARO Research Group Age Bracket % 18 to 24 years old 28% 25 to 34 years old 34% 35 to 44 years old 25% 45 to 54 years old 12% 55 years old and above 1%
EMPLOYMENT STATUS 51%   are working 49%   are non-working BY TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT 49%   Private Sector 47%   Self-Employed 4%   Government Key Findings: Profile of Respondents SOCIO-ECO CLASS 2%   C1 19%   C2 65%  D 14%   E GENDER 50%  Male 50%  Female The HB&A-ARO Research Group
MARITAL STATUS 38%  are single 62%  are married OF THOSE WHO ARE SINGLE:  64%  never married 28%  live-in relationship 5%  previously married and marriage annulled 3%   widow/widower Key Findings: Profile of Respondents OF THOSE WHO ARE MARRIED: 91%  are married and living together 3%  are married but spouse is away often (within Phils.) 3%  are married, spouse is OFW 3%  are married, but living separately. HAVE CHILDREN? 74%  have children 26%  do not have children The HB&A-ARO Research Group
Intent to Have (More) Children  Among those respondents who currently don’t have children,  96% want or plan to have children in the future. Among those respondents who already have children, the average number of children is  3 . 19% of them intend to have more children. The HB&A-ARO Research Group
On Family Planning The HB&A-ARO Research Group
96% intend to practice  birth spacing or  family planning Intent to Practice Birth Spacing The HB&A-ARO Research Group
On Abortion The HB&A-ARO Research Group
98% said  only God  has  the right to give  and take away life. Who Can Give or Take Away Life The HB&A-ARO Research Group
91% agree that human & animal life start upon conception, i.e. when  the sperm joins the egg. 77% agree that humans differ from animals because of the existence  of a soul many believe exists at the point of union of the sperm  and egg. 71% disagree that human life may be terminated at the point of  union if regarded the same as animals. 86% agree that human life must not be terminated  at the point of  union because humans differ from animals due to the soul’s  presence. What Stage Life Is Formed The HB&A-ARO Research Group
In the Philippine Constitution, the State shall equally protect the life of the mother and the life of the unborn from conception. (Art. II, Sec. 12) 57% are aware of this provision.  87% agree with this feature of the Constitution. RP Constitution Protects Life The HB&A-ARO Research Group
98% would not ever consider aborting their unborn child  still forming in the womb even if the pregnancy is  unplanned. On Abortion 98% would not consider or condone aborting a baby even  within the first three months. The HB&A-ARO Research Group
78% are against  any form of termination of a baby. ( 21%  are not against) On Abortion 80% do not believe it is all right to terminate an unwanted  or unplanned pregnancy within the first three weeks. ( 15% believe) The HB&A-ARO Research Group
95% are aware that abortion is illegal in our country. 92% agree that abortion should  continue to be illegal . On Abortion Being Illegal The HB&A-ARO Research Group
On The RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
73% are not aware that  our congressmen  have been trying  to pass a reproductive  Health Bill while  many lay people and  the Catholic Church  are strongly opposed  to it. ( 16%  are aware) Awareness of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
RH Bill Issue: Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
65% agree that fathers can  best teach their sons  about sex while  mothers  can best teach their  daughters about sex,  more than  teachers. 88% of parents who agree  wish to be trained  how to teach their  children correctly  about sex. Who Should Teach Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
75%   are not aware that if  the RH Bill becomes  a law, Sex Education  will be taught as  early as Grade 5,  with emphasis on  the technical and  biological aspects  without necessarily  covering the moral,  religious and  spiritual facets. RH Bill Issue: Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
58% are aware that in other countries where early Sex  Education was introduced - emphasizing only the  biological and technical aspects - teenage pre-marital  sex and sexual abuse by teachers towards students  increased significantly. 88% are concerned that the same thing might happen to  our country if this RH bill turns into law. RH Bill Issue: Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
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87% disagree to allow  their children to  be taught by school  teachers about the  technical and  biological aspects of  sex in a co-ed  environment, and  possibly “tutored” by  their teachers if they  are not up to par  with their lessons. RH Bill Issue: Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
RH Bill Issue: Contraceptives The HB&A-ARO Research Group
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On Abortifacients The HB&A-ARO Research Group
85% are not aware that if the RH Bill is passed, teenage children can secure abortifacient devices and substances without their parents’ knowledge and consent ( 7%  are aware)  On Availability of Abortifacients The HB&A-ARO Research Group
92% do not agree  with the plan to make available free of  charge Birth Control Pills, IUDs and the like to  young  teenage children without the parents’  knowledge and consent. On Availability of Abortifacients The HB&A-ARO Research Group
On Natural Methods The HB&A-ARO Research Group
83% are aware of natural methods which, when properly  used, can result in a higher success rate in planning  and spacing births compared to artificial methods.  ( 15 % are not aware) Awareness of Natural Methods The HB&A-ARO Research Group
75% are willing to learn how to use natural methods  instead of artificial methods. ( 22% are not willing) Willingness to Learn Natural Methods The HB&A-ARO Research Group
On Contraceptives as Essential Medicines The HB&A-ARO Research Group
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On Contraceptives as Essential Medicines The HB&A-ARO Research Group
90% do not agree for Congress  to appropriate at least 2  billion pesos to the  detriment of other  essential medicines that  are needed for free  vaccinations for  children, treatment of  dreaded diseases and  other more important  health and medical  concerns. On Contraceptives as Essential Medicines The HB&A-ARO Research Group
On Sterilization The HB&A-ARO Research Group
93% do not agree  for their spouse  to undergo  sterilization  without their  prior consent  as now required  by law. On Sterilization Without Spousal Consent The HB&A-ARO Research Group
Statements Presented: Birth rates in different countries have declined not because of birth control but due to changes in attitudes, education, urbanization and economic development, a desire for a better way of life, and the tendency to marry late and have  fewer children. Many developed countries are concerned that their population is now shrinking and are incentivizing young couples to start families and have more children. Countries with huge populations, like India and China, have grown in economic development and will soon be major superpowers. On Population and Economic Development The HB&A-ARO Research Group
The Philippines has 90+ million people and because of our human resource talent, over 10 million are employed overseas.  Because of OFW remittances, the country has been spared of the current recession that has hit many developed countries. 82% agree that our human resource strength and  population size will make us even stronger in the  coming years provided corruption can be reduced  significantly and our government officials truly serve  our people. ( 16%  disagree/ 2%  DKCS) On Population and Economic Development The HB&A-ARO Research Group
Statements Presented: The Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI has expressed the Catholic Church position, stating grave concern that the RH Bill may be passed.  The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) expressed the same concern.  The concern has to do with the resultant immoral society whose people will no longer follow Church teachings, which would result when the contraceptive mentality takes root in a country, leading to high abortion rates, high divorce rates, and increase in the number of teenage and out-of-wedlock pregnancies. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
90% are not in favor of Congress  passing a bill that will: Require children aged 10-11 to  learn sex techniques with vivid  pictures from male and female  teachers who will explain only  the biological and technical  aspects of sex. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
94% are not in favor of Congress  passing a bill that will: Make available to young children  and young teens – without  parental consent - condoms,  IUD’s, Birth Control Pills and  other abortifacients, and if doctors  and health workers refuse them,  they can be jailed. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
91% are not in favor of Congress  passing a bill that will: Allocate extra funds for  government to buy Birth Control  Pills, condoms, etc. to the  detriment of other essential  medicines. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
94% are not in favor of Congress  passing a bill that will: Allow one’s spouse to undergo  vasectomy/tubal ligation  without prior consent as  required by law. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
96% are not in favor of Congress  passing a bill that will: Encourage a contraceptive  mentality  that will lead to an  abortive mentality. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
92% DISAPPROVE   For Congress to  pass the  Reproductive  Health Bill. ( 4%  approve/ 4%  DKCS) Final Vote on the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
Thank You The HB&A-ARO Research Group
Filipino Family Survey   The HB & A–ARO Research Group Jose “Lito” Sandejas 0917-5380070 02-211-0513 Tony Abaya 0917-555-5131 02-975-2101 Joel Caballa 0939-141-9495

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Filipino family survey v.2.1 1

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  • 5. AGE Key Findings: Profile of Respondents RELIGION 62% are aged 34 below 38% are 35 and above 90% Catholic 4% INC 2% Born Again 1% Protestant 3% Others The HB&A-ARO Research Group Age Bracket % 18 to 24 years old 28% 25 to 34 years old 34% 35 to 44 years old 25% 45 to 54 years old 12% 55 years old and above 1%
  • 6. EMPLOYMENT STATUS 51% are working 49% are non-working BY TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT 49% Private Sector 47% Self-Employed 4% Government Key Findings: Profile of Respondents SOCIO-ECO CLASS 2% C1 19% C2 65% D 14% E GENDER 50% Male 50% Female The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 7. MARITAL STATUS 38% are single 62% are married OF THOSE WHO ARE SINGLE: 64% never married 28% live-in relationship 5% previously married and marriage annulled 3% widow/widower Key Findings: Profile of Respondents OF THOSE WHO ARE MARRIED: 91% are married and living together 3% are married but spouse is away often (within Phils.) 3% are married, spouse is OFW 3% are married, but living separately. HAVE CHILDREN? 74% have children 26% do not have children The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 8. Intent to Have (More) Children Among those respondents who currently don’t have children, 96% want or plan to have children in the future. Among those respondents who already have children, the average number of children is 3 . 19% of them intend to have more children. The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 9. On Family Planning The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 10. 96% intend to practice birth spacing or family planning Intent to Practice Birth Spacing The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 11. On Abortion The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 12. 98% said only God has the right to give and take away life. Who Can Give or Take Away Life The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 13. 91% agree that human & animal life start upon conception, i.e. when the sperm joins the egg. 77% agree that humans differ from animals because of the existence of a soul many believe exists at the point of union of the sperm and egg. 71% disagree that human life may be terminated at the point of union if regarded the same as animals. 86% agree that human life must not be terminated at the point of union because humans differ from animals due to the soul’s presence. What Stage Life Is Formed The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 14. In the Philippine Constitution, the State shall equally protect the life of the mother and the life of the unborn from conception. (Art. II, Sec. 12) 57% are aware of this provision. 87% agree with this feature of the Constitution. RP Constitution Protects Life The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 15. 98% would not ever consider aborting their unborn child still forming in the womb even if the pregnancy is unplanned. On Abortion 98% would not consider or condone aborting a baby even within the first three months. The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 16. 78% are against any form of termination of a baby. ( 21% are not against) On Abortion 80% do not believe it is all right to terminate an unwanted or unplanned pregnancy within the first three weeks. ( 15% believe) The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 17. 95% are aware that abortion is illegal in our country. 92% agree that abortion should continue to be illegal . On Abortion Being Illegal The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 18. On The RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 19. 73% are not aware that our congressmen have been trying to pass a reproductive Health Bill while many lay people and the Catholic Church are strongly opposed to it. ( 16% are aware) Awareness of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 20. RH Bill Issue: Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 21. 65% agree that fathers can best teach their sons about sex while mothers can best teach their daughters about sex, more than teachers. 88% of parents who agree wish to be trained how to teach their children correctly about sex. Who Should Teach Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 22. 75% are not aware that if the RH Bill becomes a law, Sex Education will be taught as early as Grade 5, with emphasis on the technical and biological aspects without necessarily covering the moral, religious and spiritual facets. RH Bill Issue: Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 23. 58% are aware that in other countries where early Sex Education was introduced - emphasizing only the biological and technical aspects - teenage pre-marital sex and sexual abuse by teachers towards students increased significantly. 88% are concerned that the same thing might happen to our country if this RH bill turns into law. RH Bill Issue: Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
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  • 25. 87% disagree to allow their children to be taught by school teachers about the technical and biological aspects of sex in a co-ed environment, and possibly “tutored” by their teachers if they are not up to par with their lessons. RH Bill Issue: Sex Education The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 26. RH Bill Issue: Contraceptives The HB&A-ARO Research Group
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  • 35. On Abortifacients The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 36. 85% are not aware that if the RH Bill is passed, teenage children can secure abortifacient devices and substances without their parents’ knowledge and consent ( 7% are aware) On Availability of Abortifacients The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 37. 92% do not agree with the plan to make available free of charge Birth Control Pills, IUDs and the like to young teenage children without the parents’ knowledge and consent. On Availability of Abortifacients The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 38. On Natural Methods The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 39. 83% are aware of natural methods which, when properly used, can result in a higher success rate in planning and spacing births compared to artificial methods. ( 15 % are not aware) Awareness of Natural Methods The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 40. 75% are willing to learn how to use natural methods instead of artificial methods. ( 22% are not willing) Willingness to Learn Natural Methods The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 41. On Contraceptives as Essential Medicines The HB&A-ARO Research Group
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  • 43. On Contraceptives as Essential Medicines The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 44. 90% do not agree for Congress to appropriate at least 2 billion pesos to the detriment of other essential medicines that are needed for free vaccinations for children, treatment of dreaded diseases and other more important health and medical concerns. On Contraceptives as Essential Medicines The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 45. On Sterilization The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 46. 93% do not agree for their spouse to undergo sterilization without their prior consent as now required by law. On Sterilization Without Spousal Consent The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 47. Statements Presented: Birth rates in different countries have declined not because of birth control but due to changes in attitudes, education, urbanization and economic development, a desire for a better way of life, and the tendency to marry late and have fewer children. Many developed countries are concerned that their population is now shrinking and are incentivizing young couples to start families and have more children. Countries with huge populations, like India and China, have grown in economic development and will soon be major superpowers. On Population and Economic Development The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 48. The Philippines has 90+ million people and because of our human resource talent, over 10 million are employed overseas. Because of OFW remittances, the country has been spared of the current recession that has hit many developed countries. 82% agree that our human resource strength and population size will make us even stronger in the coming years provided corruption can be reduced significantly and our government officials truly serve our people. ( 16% disagree/ 2% DKCS) On Population and Economic Development The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 49. Statements Presented: The Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI has expressed the Catholic Church position, stating grave concern that the RH Bill may be passed. The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) expressed the same concern. The concern has to do with the resultant immoral society whose people will no longer follow Church teachings, which would result when the contraceptive mentality takes root in a country, leading to high abortion rates, high divorce rates, and increase in the number of teenage and out-of-wedlock pregnancies. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 50. 90% are not in favor of Congress passing a bill that will: Require children aged 10-11 to learn sex techniques with vivid pictures from male and female teachers who will explain only the biological and technical aspects of sex. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 51. 94% are not in favor of Congress passing a bill that will: Make available to young children and young teens – without parental consent - condoms, IUD’s, Birth Control Pills and other abortifacients, and if doctors and health workers refuse them, they can be jailed. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 52. 91% are not in favor of Congress passing a bill that will: Allocate extra funds for government to buy Birth Control Pills, condoms, etc. to the detriment of other essential medicines. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 53. 94% are not in favor of Congress passing a bill that will: Allow one’s spouse to undergo vasectomy/tubal ligation without prior consent as required by law. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 54. 96% are not in favor of Congress passing a bill that will: Encourage a contraceptive mentality that will lead to an abortive mentality. Features of the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 55. 92% DISAPPROVE For Congress to pass the Reproductive Health Bill. ( 4% approve/ 4% DKCS) Final Vote on the RH Bill The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 56. Thank You The HB&A-ARO Research Group
  • 57. Filipino Family Survey The HB & A–ARO Research Group Jose “Lito” Sandejas 0917-5380070 02-211-0513 Tony Abaya 0917-555-5131 02-975-2101 Joel Caballa 0939-141-9495