The document discusses Mandaue City's initiatives to address waste management problems through household composting using the Takakura Method. It plans to: 1) Conduct surveys at households to identify those practicing the Takakura composting method and provide them with numbered stickers for their houses. 2) Incentivize participation by raffling off 3 kilograms of rice to households with stickers to recognize their efforts in implementing the composting initiative. 3) The goal is to minimize waste impacts on the environment while maximizing the benefits of proper waste handling and engaging individuals in solutions.

1. HOUSEHOLD COMPOSTINGHOUSEHOLD COMPOSTING
(TAKAKURA METHOD)(TAKAKURA METHOD)
Prepared by:
ENGR. RICARDO D. MENDOZA,MPAENGR. RICARDO D. MENDOZA,MPA
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIRECTORSOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR
““Turning Trash to Treasure”Turning Trash to Treasure”

2. What is compost?What is compost?
 Decomposed organicDecomposed organic
materialsmaterials
 Stable humus materialStable humus material
 Produced when organic matterProduced when organic matter
is broken down by bacteriais broken down by bacteria
and fungiand fungi
 Valuable soil amendmentValuable soil amendment
 Pleasant smelling, “blackPleasant smelling, “black
gold”gold”
 Nature’s way of recycling!Nature’s way of recycling!

3. Why you should compost?Why you should compost?
 Protects and promotes health of soil & plantsProtects and promotes health of soil & plants
 May reduce need for fertilizersMay reduce need for fertilizers
 Saves on soil amendmentsSaves on soil amendments
 Keeps yard waste out of the landfillKeeps yard waste out of the landfill

Separates food wastes which emits foulSeparates food wastes which emits foul odor from other wastes.odor from other wastes.
BIODEGRADABLE WASTE RESIDUAL WASTE
FOOD WASTE

16. DEALING WITH WASTE IN
MANDAUE CITY

17. TAKAKURA HOUSEHOLD COMPOSTINGTAKAKURA HOUSEHOLD COMPOSTING
METHODMETHOD
““SHARED EXPERIENCESSHARED EXPERIENCES
At the Barangay & Sitio Level”At the Barangay & Sitio Level”

18. fromfrom GARBAGEGARBAGE toto GARDENGARDEN
It’sIt’s COMPOST TIME!COMPOST TIME!

19. ““Resident of Barangay Maguikay”Resident of Barangay Maguikay”

20. ““Resident of Barangay Labogon”Resident of Barangay Labogon”

23. Barangay CabancalanBarangay Cabancalan
“sitio pilit”“sitio pilit”

25. THE MADAUE CITY NEW PUBLIC MARKET SEMINAR
ON THE BEST PRACTICES OF SWMP IN MANDAUE
CITY

27. MOBILE PUBLIC
INFORMATION AWARENESS ON SWMP

29. MEETING WITH THE
CITY PAID CLEAN & GREEN, GARBAGE COLLECTOR
AND CITY PAID BARANGAY ECO-WARDEN ON
TAKAKURA HOUSEHOLD COMPOSTING METHOD

31. UNIFORM OF CITY PAID CLEAN & GREEN
AND CITY PAID BRGY. ECO-WARDEN

32. Be Wise with Waste:
The Mandaue City’s
approach/initiatives
“ ADOPT TAKAKURA COMPOSTING
METHOD”

33. Our vision is to turn Mandaue City into a clean city “living in an
environment that is friendly to man.”
Waste is an issue that affects us all. We all produce waste, people
living in Mandaue City throws away household rubbish every year. All this
waste has a huge impact on the environment, causing pollution and
greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. With this
alarming issues the Mandaue City Government through the Office of the
Solid Waste Management come up an initiative to decrease the problem of
wastes that are difficult to deal with safely.

34. One of the initiatives that our office come up is working to
minimize the negative impacts of waste in the city while
maximizing the benefits of good waste management, and the role
of individuals, households have to play. This include, to wit:
 conduct survey @ household level on TAKAKURA
COMPOSTING wherein stickers with number will be put to their
house if household practiced the said composting.
give freebies like 3 kls. of rice to be raffled for household who
take part in the implementation of this initiative.

35. HOUSEHOLD STICKERHOUSEHOLD STICKER
TAKAKURA
COMPOSTING
H #01

37. EACH NUMBER ON THE STICKER WILL BE RAFFLED FOR THE RICE
ALLOTMENT

38. Thank you for listening!Thank you for listening!