Mimaropa

Mimaropa is an administrative region of the Philippines comprising Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan.

Occidental Mindoro: A province in the western part of Mindoro Island, Philippines. One of the five provinces that make up Mimaropa.
Regions of the Philippines: Administrative divisions of the Philippines used to coordinate government services and planning. Mimaropa is one of the country’s regional divisions.
MIMAROPA Regional Development Council: A regional coordinating body that guides development planning among Mimaropa’s government agencies and local governments. It coordinates plans and programs across the region’s five provinces.
Western Visayas: A Philippine administrative region in the western Visayas island group. It lies southeast of Mimaropa across the Sulu Sea.
Oriental Mindoro: A province in the eastern part of Mindoro Island, Philippines. One of the five provinces that make up Mimaropa.
Mimaropa Regional Development Plan: A government planning document setting development priorities for the Mimaropa region. It translates the region’s administrative scope into shared development goals.
Philippine Statistics Authority: The Philippine government agency responsible for official statistics, censuses, and civil registration. Its regional statistics describe Mimaropa’s population and economy.
Sulu Sea: A sea in the southwestern Philippines bordered by Palawan, the Sulu Archipelago, and Borneo. It separates Palawan from parts of the southern Philippines and shapes maritime links.
Marinduque: An island province in the Mimaropa region of the Philippines. One of the five provinces that make up Mimaropa.
Southern Tagalog: A former Philippine administrative region that included provinces later assigned to separate regions. Mimaropa’s formation followed the division of the former Southern Tagalog region.

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