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PSA XI achieves milestone in National ID registrations

THE PHILIPPINE Statistics Authority (PSA) XI is thrilled to announce a significant achievement in the ongoing implementation of the National ID system. As of 30 June 2024, 4,519,652 individuals have registered, representing 97% of the target of 4.66 million registrations. This highlights PSA’s unwavering commitment to establishing a secure and comprehensive identification system for all Filipinos. 

The National ID system is designed to minimize the risks of identity fraud and enhance security and convenience for registered persons across the nation. To date, over 3,019,926 National ID cards have been delivered, with an additional 2,030,176 National IDs in paper form issued. 

Here are the registration accomplishments in the Davao Region: 

Province  Total Registrations Percentage to Target
Davao del Norte  995,881 100.2%
Davao del Oro  666,765 97.2%
Davao de Occidental  274,525 96.3%
Davao Oriental  483,871 96.2%
Davao del Sur  2,098,610 95.8%

These achievements are the result of the hard work of dedicated Local Government Units, government and private organizations, and dedicated registration personnel. The PSA encourages all Filipinos to participate in the National ID system, which offers a wide range of benefits beyond mere identification. By registering, individuals gained enhanced access to government services, simplifying processes related to 

healthcare, social welfare programs, and educational support. Additionally, the National ID system promotes financial inclusion, allowing citizens to open bank accounts, access credit, and engage more easily in the formal economy. 

This initiative represents a significant step forward for the nation, providing tangible benefits to citizens and contributing to a stronger, more inclusive future for all. The PSA remains committed to expanding outreach efforts to ensure that every Filipino can enjoy the advantages of this vital program.

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