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This document summarizes solid waste management in Baguio City. It discusses the city ordinance on solid waste, the building of 3 materials recovery facilities, and the lack of strict implementation of the 10 year solid waste management plan. It also discusses the Clean and Green and Eco-Walk programs run by the local government. The local government's solid waste management program involves daily garbage collection serving 117 of 129 barangays. It also organizes a quick response team for emergencies and advocates the 3Rs principle through community training. Saint Louis University assists the city government in the "Salaknib Ti Waig" project through its NSTP program and student ecolodians. Proper management is important to prevent disease transmission and
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- 1. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT George Beldad, Jr. Althea Christine Schmidt SPED CLUB ADVOCATES
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