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SUSTAINING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF

INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

UNDER PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP

LAOAG CITY Entry



5/1/2016


Development, implementation and

maintenance of innovative and

sustainable integrated waste

management program which includes

reduction, recycling and collection

services within an engaged community.

SHRARED VISION


General Information of the Program

Population: 104,904 (NSO 2010)

Income Classification: 3rd Class City

Direct Beneficiaries of the Program:

458 farmer-recipients of produced

organic fertilizers

454 stall operators in the public

market

46 waste pickers operating in the

disposal facility

residents of the 80 barangays


Financial Profile

Other Sources:

2013 Performance Challenge Fund - Php 3,000,000.00

Rehabilitation/Improvement of Controlled Dumpsite

Year Amount (Php)

City Government GLEDCO

2011 12,000,000.00 1,000,000.00

2012 11,500,000.00 1,000,000.00

2013 9,000,000.00 2,500,000.00

2014 8,900,000.00 730,764.00

2015 8,000,000.00 4,822,355.00


GLEDCO donated worth Php2Million in 2011 and

2012 for the purchase of garbage collection vehicles.


Program Objective

• Strengthen the implementation of the Integrated Solid Waste Management Program of the City

• Achieve 85% waste reduction

• Increase the level of awareness of the stakeholders

• Increase the level of participation of the private sector

• Upgrade the classification of the disposal facility

• Comply with the provisions and mandates of the RA9003


MOA signing between the City Government and GLEDCO


INPUTS, PROCESSES AND OUTPUTS/OUTCOMES


Produced 145 tons of organic fertilizer


6.21 8.94


Produced

Organic

Fertilizer


Manufactured 813,420 pieces hollow blocks and

paving blocks


594 PSI


Achieved 40% waste reduction


PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION RESULTS


Increased the level of

awareness of the different

stakeholders


Conducted WACS


Waste Generation by Source and Composition in the Public Market

Source Sector Total Contribution

Total Waste

Generation/dayBiodegradable Recyclable Residual

Meat/Chicken 569.25 369 90 110.25

Fish 323.25 231 45 47.25

Vegetables 641.25 555 61.5 24.75

Fruit/Eatery 190.5 144 37.5 9

Dry Goods 884.25 639 183 62.25

Groceries 279 133.5 91.5 54

TOTAL 2887.5 2071.5 508.5 307.5

Summary:

Classification Biodegradable Recyclable Residuals Total

Volume 2071.5 508.5 307.5 2887.5

Percentage 71 18 11 100


WACS Summary:

The current waste generation per capita

per day is 0.42 kg.

The total volume of waste generated in the

public market is 2,887.5 kilos per day.

The total volume of waste generated in the

80 barangays is 48,275.5 kilos or 48

tons/day.


WACS Summary:

Waste Classification:

Biodegradable - 66%

Recyclable - 17%

Residual - 14%

Special - 3%


Expansion of CHB Production:


Expansion of CHB

Production:


Expansion of CHB

Production:

2014 – 450/day

2015 – 1,200/day


Marketing of

Recyclable Materials


Gawad Kalinga Housing Projects


Kyeryong Construction


TERP Asia

Construction


Hanalei Heights and

Brighton Parkplace,

Robinsons Homes


City

Government

Projects

City Hall Mezzanine

City Health Office


City

Government

Projects

ABC Office

LCGH Basement

Sidewalks along major streets


MONTH

PRODUCT LINE

TOTALORGANIC

FERTILIZERCHB PAVERS

JANUARY 78,756.50 5,415.00

FEBRUARY 80,813.00 2,610.00

MARCH 57,597.00 7,150.00

APRIL 5,080.00 61,640.00 14,850.00

MAY 580.00 116,274.00 35,210.00

JUNE 17,300.00 102,715.50 48,337.00

JULY 4,050.00 330,924.75

AUGUST 1,400.00 331,301.00

SEPTEMBER 29,900.00 462,922.00

OCTOBER 1,400.00 315.811.00 5,620.00

NOVEMBER 8,740.00 378,448.00

DECEMBER 15,710.00 285,430.00

TOTAL 84,160.00 2,602,632.75 119,192.00

GROSS SALES (as of December 2015)


YEAR ORGANICFERTILIZER

CONCRETE PRODUCTS

2014 P 54,000.00 P 444,742.50

2015 P 84,160.00 P 2,721,824.75

64% 612%


Consolidated and

strengthened Sunrise

SEA-K Association

with the CSWDO


Creates

employment


2014 - 8

2015 - 22


REPLICABILITY / INITIATIVE / DISTINCTIONS


Lakbay Aral Groups: 2015

First Gas Power, Corporation –

Batangas Province

Liga ng mga Barangay – Aurora,

Zamboanga del Sur

Municipal Officials - Carles, Iloilo City

Municipality of Alimodian – Iloilo

Liga ng mga Barangay – Pasay City

Municipal Officials - Jimenes,

Misamis Occidental

Barangay Cararayan – Naga City

Gender and Development Federation

– Cebu City

Liga ng mga Barangay – Iloilo

Chapter


Lakbay Aral Groups: 2014

February 21 Brgy. Councilors of Calinog, Iloilo

February 24 Local Govt. of Lucena City

March 5 Local Govt. of Sariaya, Quezon

March 14 Local Govt. of Masbate City

April 29 Liga ng mga Barangay, Coron, Palawan

May 15 Social Welfare Volunteers of CSWDO –

LGU Naga

July 21 City Govt. of Cebu

August 1 Marikina Shoe Industry Devt. Office and

Marikina Shoe Manufacturers

August 7 Barangay Poblacion, Valencia City

August 19 Island Garden City of Samal, Davao del

Norte

September 11 Local Govt. Unit of Panglao, Bohol

September 12 Local Govt. Unit of Tiwi, Albay

September 27 Brgy. Pias, City of San Fernando, La

Union

October 14 Liga ng mga Barangay, Daraga, Albay

October 29 Brgy. UP Campus, District IV, Quezon

City

November 6 Barangay Baikingan, Cagayan de Oro

City

November 14 Local Govt. Unit of Kasibu, Nueva

Vizcaya

November 16 Cauayan City, Isabela


Lakbay Aral Groups: 2013February 24 Alabel, Saranggani

March 14 Naga City (Brgy. Kagawads)

May 18 Legazpi City

May 18 Puerto Princesa City, Palawan

May 20 Quezon City

May Naga City (Brgy. Treasurers)

May 25 Iloilo City

May Naga City (Brgy. Secretaries)

September Tiwi, Albay (Executive &

Legislative Dept.)

September Tuburan, Cebu

September Ragay, Camarines Sur (Mayor,

Vice Mayor, Brgy. Chairmen)

September Banaue Hotel & Youth Hostel

September Albay (Vice Mayor’s League)

September KIDS KOLLEGE, Inc.

October Carcar, Cebu ( City Mayor and

SP members)

November La Trinidad, Benguet (Senior

Citizens)

December Naguilian, La Union (Liga ng mga

Brgy. and KABAKA)

December Virgen Milagrosa University

(HRM Dept.) of San Carlos City,

Pangasinan


CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION2015 GAWAD PARANGAL

Special Citation for Exemplary Environmental Protection and Conservation Program


2012 LIKAS YAMAN AWARD

Environmental Excellence for Most Outstanding Environmental Project in Public-Private Partnership

Sunshine City Material Recovery FacilityDENR, Region 1


NATIONAL HALL OF FAME AWARDEE

2002 Gawad Pangulo sa KAPALIGIRAN

Kaunlaran ng mga Pamahalaang Lokal sa Kalikasan at Kapaligirang Luntian

Champion2013 Regional Search for the Cleanest, Safest and Greenest LGU

Regional Development Council, Region 1


Most Outstanding Cooperative (Region 1

and Provincial Level

GLEDCO. Large Scale Category

2014 CDA Gawad Parangal


Most Outstanding Cooperative COOP Pesos Best Performer with 90.4% Rating

2013 CDA Gawad Parangal and 2012 CDA Gawad Parangal

Top 100 Cooperatives of the PhilippinesGLEDCO. Rank 67th

CDA Region 1


IMPACTS of ISWM Program under PPP Scheme


• Reduces the cost of waste management. The

City Government saved on costs of hiring

additional manpower to segregate

biodegradable materials at the central MRF.

• Improve the service and try to get more benefits

(e.g., biodegradable materials converted to

organic fertilizer; plastics are embedded in the

concrete products; recyclable materials are

recovered)


• Increase public awareness and participation

(IEC conducted during )

• Helps protect the environment and ensure

human health. GLEDCOs recycling and reuse

activity help to achieve public sector goals as

well, and that is, the protection of public health

and the environment.


Recognizing waste pickers as partners in the overall

implementation of Integrated Solid Waste

Management program and not as competitors, has

helped the growth of this special sector.

Apart from their regular activities as waste pickers,

some of them are currently working in the facility as

manufacturers of concrete products.

Marketing of composting products generate income

that can cover, even if only partly, costs of operating

the facility. This in turn, cascades to the

sustainability of the facility.


Keys to Laoag's Effective and Efficient ISWM Program Implementation

Strong political will of the city

government.

Active private sector participation in

the ISWM Program


Drainage Facility

Perimeter Fence

Embankment

Daily& intermediate soil cover

Gas Venting

Pond System

Leachate Recirculation Pump

75cm thick clay liner


Vision without action is nothing

more than just a dream

Action without vision merely passes

the time

But vision with action can and will

change the world.


Fort Ilocandia Resort Hotel & Casino

City Hall

Laoag International Airport

La Paz Sand Dunes

St. William’s Cathedral

DIOS TI AGNGINA!

Laoag International Airport

Peace PoleSinking Bell tower

Tobacco Monopoly

Sand-boarding

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