The document discusses the solid waste management program of Mandaue City. It outlines the city's receipt of clean city awards in 2000-2001 and the objective to improve its solid waste management program. It then provides details on the city's current and proposed waste management facilities and processes, including barangay-level waste separation, materials recovery facilities, a sanitary landfill, and waste-to-energy projects. Enforcement efforts and responsibilities of barangays are also summarized.

1. PRESENTATION ON
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM OF MANDAUE CITY

2. The City of Mandaue received the
“GAWAD PANGULO SA
KAPALIGIRAN AWARD” for two
consecutive years, year 2000-2001
being the “MOST CLEANEST AND
GREENEST CITY” in the highly
urbanize city category.

3. OBJECTIVE
To monitor, coordinate, facilitate,
and provide assistance in the
development and implementation
of an improved solid waste
management program in the City
of Mandaue.

4. What kind of
transformation do I
want to see in my
country, in the face of
this planetary crisis?

5. What is Climate Change?
The
Greenhouse
Effect

6. Climate Change
Means.....
Less harvest,
Less catch fish,
Less food on the table.
More droughts and floods,
More typhoons and landslides,
More diseases,
More properties destroyed,

7. A Flash flood struck Ormoc City (Leyte) on November 5, 1991 Landslides in Guinsaugon, Leyte, Philippine
-killing approximately 8000 people. -more than 200 people died including children
Philippine army soldiers dig in
continued search and rescue efforts.

8. Typhoon Sendong Devastation December 17, 2012
-killing approximately 2000 people.
Negros Oriental
Cagayan de Oro City
Iligan City

10. Human activities
are causing
accelerated
climate change

12. Concentrations of
greenhouse gases in
the atmosphere on
the rise

14. The changes are happening at a rate
faster than ever…

15. climate
change
impacts
are accelerating

16. The earth is melting
EARTH IS MELTING

17. PERU GLACIER

18. NORTH POLE

19. CORAL
REEFS

20. FISH KILL

21. Typhoons
Stronger
Wetter
Unpredictable
More people at risk

22. Typhoon Ondoy
TYPHOON ONDOY

24. SNOW STORM

25. SAND STORM

27. TYPHOON

29. TORNADO

30. We are in the “eye of
the perfect storm”.

33. WHY is this happening
to us
WHAT awaits us in the future

34. Can we
stop
the plunder of our environment–
the very source of our LIFE

35. Can we do it

36. Yes We CAN....!

37. The solutions are …

38. in our hands…

39. Pursue
genuine
sustainable
development

41. WE MUST PROTECT
OUR PEOPLE
OUR ENVIRONMENT
OUR FUTURE

42. Protect our seas.

43. Protect our forests.

44. Promote love for nature.

45. Do you want to
see positive
change in this
world?

47. Plant and Grow

48. Our actions today
will shape our
future.

49. R.A. 9003, ECO-WASTE MANAGEMENT LAW
 Principally, RA 9003 mandates the segregation of
wastes at source collection and transfer and
prioritizes the wide dissemination and adoption of
measures for waste reduction, resource recovery,
recycling, and re-use. Its salient features include:
1. Phasing out of open dumping in favor of sanitary
landfills and banning of open burning of solid
wastes. Non-segregation of wastes is made illegal.
2. Phasing out of non-recyclable consumer
packaging materials and non-biodegradable
packaging materials such as plastic bag, styrofoam,
and aluminum foil.
3. Mandates the establishment of recycling centers
at every barangay nationwide.
4. Calls for the integration of solid waste
management concerns in the school curriculum
starting in the elementary level.
5. Requires the preparation of 10-year solid waste
management plans by all local government units.
 http://www.emb.gov.ph/ecowaste/

50. Status of Mandaue City
Dumpsite

51. DUMPSITE PRIOR TO
CLOSURE

52. DUMPSITE PARTIAL
CLOSURE

54. MANDAUE CITY PROPOSED SANITARY LANDFILL

55. Mandaue Dumpsite
Rehabilitation: Survey

56. Mandaue Dumpsite Rehabilitation:
Landfill Excavation

57. UMAPAD DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
1 HECTARE SANITARY LANDFILL

58. CLOSURE OF 2 HECTARES EXISTING
DUMPSITE

59. WASHING AREA FOR COMPACTOR

60. CONSOLACION SANITARY
LANDFILL PROPOSED
TEMPORARY DUMPING AREA

61. Consolacion Sanitary Landfill:
Entrance

62. CELL 1
ADMIN.
BUILDING
LEACHATE POND
WEIGHING SCALE

63. BARANGAY WASTES CATCHMENT
CASUNTINGAN
MAGUIKAY
LOOC CABANCALAN

64. BARANGAY IN ACTION
CASUNTINGAN
CABANCALAN
MAGUIKAY LOOC

65. Dumping of Garbage in the Area
Barangay Guizo
BEFORE AFTER

66. Wastes from Mandaue City Household: 139.54
MT Daily
Percentage of Household Waste
2%
28%
Biodegradable
Recyclable
Residual
Special
10%
60%

67. Wastes from Mandaue City Non-Household:
188.13 MT Daily
Percentage of Non-household Waste
16%
Biodegradable
Recyclable
Residual
47%
37%

68. THE CITY OF MANDAUE SOLID WASTE
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

71. ENTITIES INVOLVED: SOLID WASTE FLOW
Segregation at Source
SOURCE:
Houses, Industrial &
Commercial Areas Non- biodegradable
Biodegradable Residual &
/Recyclable
/ Compostable Hazardous
Recyclers/
Barangay: Barangay
Junkshop
MRF
City / City Sanitary
Municipality Landfill

72. ASSISTANCE OF THE CITY TO SWMP
TURN-OVER OF GARBAGE TRUCKS TURN-OVER OF SHREDDER
TO 27 BARANGAYS MACHINES TO 27 BARANGAYS
100,000 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MRF
Proposed Brgy. Subangdaku MRF

73. BARANGAY MRF
CANDUMAN
CASILI
PAGSABUNAGAN
JAGOBIAO

74. BARANGAY MRF
CUBACUB
GUIZO
IBABAO-ESTANCIA
MANTUYON
G
TABOK
ALANG-ALANG

75. Proposed Technology for Barangay and
Waste to Energy Dumpsite
Generator
Shredding Machine Plastic To Fuel

76. Proposed Waste to Energy Facility for City Public Market
and City Abattoir
DAILY VOLUME
METHANE 24.81 (kg)
LPG 16.64 (kg)
Electricity 168.53 (kwh)
Diesel 15.84 (l)
Carbon Credits 16.57
EFFLUENTS
Soil Conditioner 1,500 (l)
Pest Repellent 500 (l)
AUXILIARY
Compost Fertilizer 400(kg)
DAILY VOLUME
METHANE
Electricity 150(kwh)
Heating 150(kgs)
Organic Soil 1.5 tons

77. TOTAL DEPUTIZED ECO-WARDEN
NAME OF BARANGAYS NO. OF ECO-WARDEN
1. Alang-alang 8
2. Bakilid 5
3. Banilad 21
4. Basak 4
5. Cabancalan 5
6. Cambaro 4
7. Canduman 5
8. Casili 3
9. Casuntingan 6
10. Centro 4
11. Cubacub 5
12. Guizo 6
13. Ibabao-Estancia 2

78. NAME OF BARANGAYS NO. OF ECO-WARDEN
14. Jagobiao 3
15. Labogon 11
16. Looc 12
17. Maguikay 10
18. Mantuyong 9
19. Opao 5
20. Pagsabungan 8
21. Pakna-an 12
22. Subangdaku 9
23. Tabok 11
24. Tawason 4
25. Tipolo 3
26. Tingub 0
27. Umapad 11

79. 1. BIN (Barangay Intelligence Network) 12
2. SWMT Enforcer 20
TOTAL 216
TOTAL VIOLATORS APPREHENDED 171
TOTAL PAYMENT MADE TO THE
TREASURER’S OFFICE 51,ooo pesos

80. Responsibilities of Barangays
 Identify markets for materials that are diverted from disposal
facilities through re-use, recycling, and composting, and other
environment-friendly methods
 Enact ordinances that will ensure that sound waste
management practices are established and sustained in the
community and aid in the implementation and enforce the
provisions of RA 9003 such as establishment of Local Solid
Waste Management Fund (Local Fund)
 Strictly impose sanctions for the violation of environmental rules
and ordinances
 Impose Fees, through SWM Boards, for collection and segregation of
biodegradable, compostable and reusable wastes from households,
commerce, other sources of domestic wastes and for the use of
barangay MRF’s.
 Create a Barangay Solid Waste Management Committee
 Set up a Materials Recovery Facility
 Collect only biodegradable, recyclable, compostable and
reusable wastes.

81. THE MADAUE CITY
SWM ORDINANCE

84. SWM CONSULTATIONS AND AWARENESS
All Barangay Captains meeting with
Mayor Jonas Cortes
MEETING WITH PRESIDENTS OF URBAN
POOR ASSOCIATION
MEETING WITH BIN

85. SEMINAR OF ALL STATION COMMANDERS
OF MCPO

86. BARANGAY ASSEMBLY
AWARENESS

87. BRGY. OPAO ASSEMBLY
BRGY. CAMBARO ASSEMBLY
BRGY. MANTUYONG BRGY. BANILAD ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY
BRGY. LOOC ASSEMBLY BRGY. PAKNAAN ASSEMBLY

88. BARANGAY COUNCIL
SESSION

89. BRGY. CABANCALAN SESSION
SK FEDERATION SESSION
BRGY. TINGUB SESSION
BRGY. UMAPAD SESSION
BRGY. ALANG-ALANG
SESSION

90. SWMP SCHOOL
AWARENESS

91. CITY CENTRAL SCHOOL
CASILI ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
BAKILID ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
CABANCALAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

93. Most social, political,
economic, and wastes
problems
are human behavioral issues.

94. Solving the solid waste problem
crisis starts within ourselves from
our values.

95. VALUES
C- COOPERATION
A- ATTITUDE
R- RESPONSIBILITY
E-ENVIRONMENTAL
DISCIPLINE

96. Remember
OUR ENVIRONMENT

97. If our current generation of leaders do not
respond to the problem, future leaders
would find it very very agonizing and it
would be close to impossible for them to
confront the solid waste problem.

98. We did not inherit the Earth
from our ancestors… we
borrowed it from our children
and our children’s children.
- Native American Philosophy

99. “A PROBLEM CANNOT BE SOLVED
WITH THE SAME MINDSET THAT
CREATED THE PROBLEM IN THE FIRST
PLACE.”
- ALBERT EINSTEIN

101. When trying to convince people
to go green and live green,
it is important to tell a story.

107. “The people who are crazy
enough to change the world are
the ones who do.”
- Apple advertisement

108. Thank you!
Presented by:
Engr. Ricardo Mendoza
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
DIRECTOR Mandaue City
gaga1mendoza@yahoo.com
http://www.climate.gov.ph
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