Tribes of Bukidnon
Bukidnon Investment Priority Areas
Bukidnon Investment Priority Areas Source: Bukidnon Investment Code of 2020 (Provincial Ordinance No. 2020-011R) Agri-business Corn-based Industries Feed Mill Corn Processing Post-Harvest Facilities Rice-based Industries Post-Harvest Facilities Rice Processing Sugarcane-based Industries Alcohol production and processing Sugar processing Root crops Processing (cassava & other root crops) Banana Processing Pineapple Processing Coconut Processing Certified organic crops Coffee continue reading : Bukidnon Investment Priority Areas
Infrastructure and Utilities
Transportation: a) Rural Transit f) Public Utility Jeepneys b) Super 5 g) Vans c) Pabama Express h) Motorelas d) Bomer Express i) Habal-habal e) Speedzone continue reading : Infrastructure and Utilities
Brief History
Political History Bukidnon, as an area was already long inhabited by the Bukidnons – called Montesses (mountain people) by the Spaniards. These people accordingly remained traditional until the 1860s even for the fact that Spain had been in the Philippines since 1565 (Lao, 1985). (Opeña, 1982) also contends that settlers from the Visayas Island have continue reading : Brief History
Investing in Bukidnon
Do Business Investing in the greenest and cleanest province at the heart of Mindanao is not only rewarding but a pleasure. Providing ease in starting a business is our primary concern. Fiscal and Non-Fiscal incentives also awaits new and Existing Enterprise. Fiscal Incentives to New Registered Enterprise 100% Tax Exemptions in Incentives for three (3) continue reading : Investing in Bukidnon
Citizenship
Citizenship Of the total 1,060,253 household population in Bukidnon 95,22 percent were Filipinos. This was lower by 4.48 percentage points from the 1990 figure. The British, with a total household population of 2,739 or 0.26 % are the second most numerous. Other foreigner residents are the Indonesian 0.05 percent, Americans 0.03 percent, Chinese 0.02 percent continue reading : Citizenship
Religious Affiliation
Religious Affiliation Religion is a highly important social element in the lives of the people of Bukidnon. More than three fourth (3/4) of 77.42 percent of the population were Roman Catholics. However, it does appear that other Christian groups have gained some ground in the province. The second dominant religious group is the Seventh-Day Adventist. continue reading : Religious Affiliation
Language and Dialects
Language and Dialects Based on the 2010 NSO survey on household by language, there are approximately 77 dialects spoken in Bukidnon. The top 10 most common dialects are, Bisaya/binisaya which accounted 48%, Cebuano (30.43%), Hiligaynon/Ilonggo (6.53%), Higaonon (2.82%), Bukidnon (1.90%), Boholano (1.79%), Talaandig (1.50%), Matigsalug (1.17%) and Ilocano (1.10%), Tigwahanon (0.39%), and Maranao (0.39%).
Climate
Climate Observations from PAG-ASA showed that Bukidnon has two prevailing types of climatic variations in the rainfall pattern existing between the northern and southern sections. The northern part falls under the third or intermediate A type. It means that no very pronounced maximum rain period with a short dry season lasting only for one to continue reading : Climate