The document discusses solid waste management in the Philippines. It identifies the major sources of waste as households, agriculture, commerce, industry, and institutions. It also categorizes wastes as liquid or solid, biodegradable or non-biodegradable, and hazardous or non-hazardous. Programs on waste segregation, collection, and disposal are mentioned. The health and environmental impacts of improper waste management are outlined.

2. mga bagay na itinatapon at kadalasang
itinuturing na wala ng pakinabang

3. Paraan o proseso ng
pagrekober, pagrecycle o
paggamit muli ng resources

4. household
agriculture
Sources commerce
and
of waste industry
institutions

5. Kinds
of Waste
Liquid Solid
Waste Waste

6. Biodegradable Non-biodegradable
madaling nabubulok matagal bago mabulok
balat ng prutas at gulay plastic
papel at kahoy bote, styrofoam at lata

7. Non-
Hazardous
hazardous
hindi
ligtas
ligtas
nakapagdudulot hindi
ng sakit sa tao o nakapagdudulot ng
pinsala sa grabeng pinsala sa
kapaligiran kapaligiran

8.  health problems, spread of diseases
 degradation of the (coastal and marine)
environment
 increase in temperature or change in climate

9. • Sa Metro Manila nagmumula ang ¼ ng solid
waste na itinatapon bawat araw sa bansa
(2011, DENR).
• tinatayang 736, 083 tonelada ng basura ang
kinokolekta taontaon
• Halos kalahati ng mga ito ay biodegradable
kabilang na ang mga sobrang pagkain na
itinatapon lang.

10. Garbage • Hiwa-hiwalay na
Basura sa Barangay
Segragation Program
Eco-friendly • Green Infrastructure
Buildings Program
Waste • Simot Basura sa
Collection Barangay

11. Legal Basis
1. Section 17 of the Local Government Code mandates LGUs to provide
an efficient and effective solid waste collection and disposal system
under a comprehensive environmental management program.
2. Section 10 of Republic Act 9003, otherwise known as the Ecological
Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 stipulates that segregation and
collection of solid waste shall be conducted at the barangay level.
3. City Ordinance No. SP-1707, S-2006, requires the segregation at
source of all households, institutional, industrial and commercial
wastes and/or garbage into wet or biodegradable, and dry or non-
biodegradable, pursuant to RA 9003.

13.  donate or exchange old or excess materials
that may be beneficial to others
 educate other students or youth like you on
sustainable environment/living and waste
management
 minimize unnecessary consumption

14.  use alternative to non-biodegradable
products
 initiate projects or conduct outreach
programs on waste management

15. Ang inyong programa ay maaring tumalakay o
umaksyon sa:
o waste reduction
o segregation at source
o recycling
o efficient collection
o proper disposal

16. household
agriculture
Sources commerce
and
of waste industry
institutions

17. household
agriculture
Sources commerce
and
of waste industry
institutions

18. household
agriculture
Sources commerce
and
of waste industry
institutions

19. household
agriculture
Sources commerce
and
of waste industry
institutions

20. Content Organization:
Nolgie Antonio
Regine Bulan
Fatima O. Davila
Marko Matibag
Mark Anthony Segismundo
Animation and Design:
Christopher Henry O. Davila