blank / no answer Total 4 46 2. Current Household Profile Majority of the EJK victims belong to extended households which are not well-off, some in dire financial situations. The estimated monthly household incomes of the women interviewed ranged from PhP 5,000 to PhP 48,000. This income is inclusive of the contributions of household members, financial support from family and relatives who do not live with them (e.g. remittances from overseas Filipino workers) and subsidies (e.g. Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program or 4Ps). Twenty-two women (47.8%) estimated their household monthly income at not more than PhP 10,000. One woman did not specify their monthly household income, only said that it is “above average”. Her family owns a popular restaurant in their town. Table 3.6: Estimated Monthly Household Income Estimated Monthly Household Income below 3,000/mo Frequency 3 3,000 -5,000/mo 9 5,001-10,000/mo 10 10,001-15,000/mo 2 15,001-20,000/mo 1 20,001-25,000/mo 1 25,001-30,000/mo 4 above 30,000/mo 1 “above average” 1 blank / no answer 14 Total 46 As previously mentioned, the number of household members ranges from 2 members to 10, while the average number of members is 5.6. There are children(i.e. below 18 years old) in 34 householdswhere a member was killed in the drug war (73.9%). The youngest is three months old (grandchild of the EJK victim) while the oldest is 17 years old (child of the EJK victim). Table 3.7: Number of Children in Intervewed Households Panaghoy: The Philippine War on Drugs from the Perspective of Women March 2019 23