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The document discusses the solid waste management initiatives implemented in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines. It summarizes that the municipality established an IEC or information, education and communication team to promote waste segregation and compliance with SWM ordinances. The IEC team engaged stakeholders from local communities and institutions. They conducted awareness campaigns and installed signage. The municipality also enacted a comprehensive solid waste management ordinance and selected enforcers to help achieve the national mandate of 25% waste diversion. As a result, compliance with waste segregation increased and the town became cleaner.
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- 1. INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION SUPPORT TO SWM ENFORCEMENT
- 3. Volume of Waste Generation in kg/day (Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya) Major Waste Source Total Waste Generated Kg/day % of Total Food Establishments 763 3.4 General Stores 698 3.1 Industries 47 0.21 Institutions 386 1.7 Public Market 2,495 11.1 Recreation Centers 78 0.35 Residential 17,484 76.7 Service Centers 285 1.3 Special Waste Generators 293 1.4 Total 22,529 100%
- 11. Preparation of audience-based IEC materials & conduct of community-based IEC activities
- 15. Exposure to the town’s ecological park
- 17. Enactment of Comprehensive SWM Ordinance Municipal Ordinance No. 05 Series of 2004
- 18. Selection and training of SWM Enforcers
- 19. Intensive IEC with messages highlighting key provisions of SWM ordinance
- 21. Dry run and actual enforcement
Editor's Notes
- Waste diversion by LGUs is achieved by putting in place a system that facilitates re-use, recycling, composting and other resource reduction/recovery activities. Proper waste segregation at source is one of the keys to achieving waste diversion as it also facilitates segregated collection and recovery/processing of wastes. After examining our waste generation data, we crafted strategies and implemented activities to accomplish our targets effectively and efficiently. Based on our waste assessment study , the bulk of our waste is composed of recyclable and biodegradable materials. This therefore calls for the strengthening of our recycling and composting efforts, to complement the waste segregation efforts carried out at the household level.
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