NARRATIVES

This dataset contains 11 entries detailing various activities hosted by different departments/offices/units. The data includes timestamps, contact person's information, activity titles, venues, dates, and attendance breakdowns by gender, PWD status, and senior citizen status, along with links to attendance screenshots and event photos.

Key observations from the data include:

• Hosting Departments: The primary hosting entities are CSWDO, TCC, CMO ADMIN, CITY ADMIN CTMO, CHRMDO, and CITY ADMIN. CITY ADMIN CTMO has the highest number of entries (4), suggesting they host the most activities in this dataset, followed by CSWDO and CMO ADMIN with 2 entries each.

• Activity Focus: Activities vary widely, from livelihood enhancement training (CSWDO) and breast cancer awareness (TCC) to consultation meetings (CMO ADMIN, CITY ADMIN) and driver's seminars (CITY ADMIN CTMO).

• Attendance:

  • Total Attendance: The Motorized Tricycle-For-Hire Driver's Yearly Seminars hosted by CITY ADMIN CTMO consistently draw the largest number of participants, with single events recording 357, 311, 289, and 378 males.

  • Gender Distribution: Across most activities, males appear to have higher attendance, particularly in the driver's seminars. However, the Breast Cancer Awareness Symposium (TCC) shows a significantly higher female attendance (79 females vs. 1 male), and the NDRW - Enhancement Training on Livelihood (CSWDO) also has more females than males (36 females vs. 14 males in both entries).

  • Persons with Disabilities (PWDs): The NDRW - Enhancement Training on Livelihood (CSWDO) activities show the highest participation of PWDs, with 11-12 male PWDs and 16-18 female PWDs. The CITY ADMIN's CEAC Meeting also had 1 male PWD. Most other activities report zero PWD attendees.

  • Senior Citizens: Senior male participation is notably high in the Motorized Tricycle-For-Hire Driver's Yearly Seminars by CITY ADMIN CTMO (e.g., 58, 37, 7, 56 male seniors). Female senior participation is generally lower, with the highest figures seen in the CSWDO's livelihood training (6 and 7 female seniors) and the CITY ADMIN's CEAC Meeting (4 female seniors).

In summary, the data highlights the diverse range of activities and participation demographics across different city departments, with some activities showing significant engagement from specific groups like male drivers, female attendees for health awareness, and PWDs in livelihood programs.