Philippine PY presentation by Rich

PASIG RIVERPASIG RIVERThe Lifeline of our Nation

If river veins are blocked…

…our country becomes the sick man of Asia.

THE GOAL:THE GOAL:

WATER BODY CLASSIFICATIONClass AA: Public Water Supply Class I. This class is intended primarily for

waters having watersheds which are uninhabited and otherwise protected and require only approved disinfection in order to meet the National Standards for Drinking Water (NSDW) of the Philippines.

Class A: Public Water Supply Class II. For sources of water supply that will require complete treatment (coagulation, sedimentation, filtration and disinfection) in order to meet the NSDW.

Class BTarget for Pasig River

Recreational Water Class I. For primary contact recreation such as bathing, swimming, skin diving, etc. (particularly those designated for tourism purposes)

Class CTarget for Estero

Fishery water for the propagation and growth of fish and other aquatic resources Recreational Water Supply Class II (Boatings etc.) Industrial Water Supply Class I (For manufacturing processes after treatment)

Class D For agriculture, irrigation, livestock watering, etc. Industrial Water Supply Class II (e.g. cooling) Other inland waters, by their quality, belong to this classification

THE STRATEGYTHE STRATEGY

Create CLEAN RIVER ZONES Create CLEAN RIVER ZONES (CRZs)(CRZs)

Zero Toxic InputZero Toxic InputInto the Pasig RiverInto the Pasig River

ESTERO DE PACOESTERO DE PACOClean River Zone for 2009Clean River Zone for 2009

TIMELINES

SAN JUAN & MARIKINA RIVERSSAN JUAN & MARIKINA RIVERSPriority Area for 2010-2014Priority Area for 2010-2014

SMALL TRIBUTARIES & PASIG RIVERSMALL TRIBUTARIES & PASIG RIVERPriority Area for 2012-2015Priority Area for 2012-2015

Laguna Lake

Manila Bay

Pasig River

San Juan River

Marikina River

METRO MANILA METRO MANILA WATERWAYSWATERWAYS

4.2 M MPN

3.6 M MPN

2.4 M MPN

0.45 M MPN

1.5 B MPN

Pasig River Annual Average Total Coliform 2008

Class C Standard:

Below 5,000 MPN

Water quality monitoring station

ESTERO IN PACO MARKET

TOTAL COLIFORM: 1.6 MILLION MPNTOTAL COLIFORM: 1.6 MILLION MPN

PACO TENEMENTPACO TENEMENT

BEFORE RELOCATION

Makeshift houses under the bridge

Children living in the esteroand the dangers of falling

down and water-born diseases

BEFORE RELOCATION

10 families with 55 household membersused to live in this small structure

BEFORE RELOCATION

AFTER RELOCATION

To date, 181 families have already been relocated in

PRRC Montalban Resettlement Site

To date, 293 families have already been relocated in Bayanijuan sa

Calauan Resettlement Site

APACIBLE (BEFORE)

APACIBLE (CURRENT)

QUIRINO (BEFORE)

QUIRINO (CURRENT)

KBPIP EFFORTS AND OUTPUTKBPIP EFFORTS AND OUTPUTReduction of solid waste

due to relocation of Informal SettlerStandard waste generation is at .5 kilogramStandard waste generation is at .5 kilogram

per person per dayper person per day

CLEAN RIVER ZONE: ESTERO DE PACO

60 Families (as of end of June 2009)~ 83 tons

200 Families (as of end of July 2009) ~ 277 tons

1,000 Families (as of end of December 2009) ~ 1,387 tons

Catchment and FiltrationCatchment and Filtration BioremediationBioremediation

PhytoremediationPhytoremediation Bioremediation at source using enzymesBioremediation at source using enzymes

BEFORE AFTERBEFORE AFTER

PHYTO-TECHNOLOGY

MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY (MRF)

Currently in operation:Currently in operation:Mandaluyong CityMandaluyong City

PUPPUPSta. AnaSta. Ana

San AntonioSan Antonio

Operational by end of 2009:Operational by end of 2009:Paco MarketPaco Market

BasecoBasecoTandang SoraTandang Sora

KBPIP EFFORTS AND OUTPUTSolid Waste Reduction

Materials Recovery Facilityin Mandaluyong City

3 Barangays Total Population: 9,222 individualsIf 25% of the population give 50% their garbage to an MRF, then we remove:

0.58 tons per day 18 tons per month 210 tons per year

Site 1Site 1409 HH409 HH58.96 HAS58.96 HAS

Site 212.32 HAS

Site 3Site 3168 HH168 HH36.06 HAS36.06 HAS

200 new houses to be built in 2009

REBUILDING COMMUNITIES ATREBUILDING COMMUNITIES AT

Signages made by relocatees

REBUILDING COMMUNITIES ATREBUILDING COMMUNITIES AT

Signages made by relocatees

REBUILDING COMMUNITIES ATREBUILDING COMMUNITIES AT

Signages made by relocatees

REBUILDING COMMUNITIES ATREBUILDING COMMUNITIES AT

REBUILDING COMMUNITIES ATREBUILDING COMMUNITIES AT

REBUILDING COMMUNITIES ATREBUILDING COMMUNITIES AT

REBUILDING COMMUNITIES ATREBUILDING COMMUNITIES AT

to operate the NHA school

Integrated School of Life Seamless curriculum from pre-school to 4th year HS Multi-disciplinary learning approach Intensive guidance and counselling program Enhanced Skills and Livelihood program for students and parents

EDUCATION

To put up: Educational Television Infrastructure w/ teacher training Computer Room, Math and Science Labs, HE room,

Agricultural room Covered multi-purpose court

EDUCATION

Respiratory Condition 95% common cough and colds 3 suspected cases of bronchitis, 1 child with pneumonia 2 confirmed cases of Pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB)

Malnutrition 99% Malnourished children w/ concomitant intestinal parasitism Including occasional diarrhea Malnourished adults w/ deformed nails

Skin Disease Scabies, rashes, head louse infestation

Dental Care Non-existent

HEALTH Preliminary assessment of 60HH

No garbage collection at the site Brgy. Dayap & Brgy. Sto Tomas will bring their garbage to us Built an MRF and a Vermicompost shed Need to purchase a styro oven and plastic shredder for residuals

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENT

LIVELIHOOD COMPONENT

Vegetables are already harvested and eaten by residents

Organic Farming 10 sq. mtrs of Pinakbet 5 hectares for

commercial production

LIVELIHOOD: AGRI-BUSINESS

LIVELIHOOD: Tesda ClassesElectrical Installation: 47 students

Girl Electrician

LIVELIHOOD: Tesda ClassesCarpentry & Construction Painting: 27 students

TESDA Training Center

4 classrooms2 workshops1 computer room1 kitchen1 stock room1 office4 bathrooms

• AFI to build the facilities• Tesda will shoulder all Operating

Expenses including Teachers

Electrical

Motorcycle repair

Carpentry

LIVELIHOOD:Arts and Crafts for Out of School Youth

We will need: Livelihood Center Cora Jacob Room Arts & Crafts Room Kitchen/Cafe

THE CHAMPIONS OFTHE CHAMPIONS OF

BABY JUANITA,the first newborn baby of Bayanijuan sa Calauan.

Symbolizing new beginnings.

THE CHAMPIONS OFTHE CHAMPIONS OF

EDISON a.k.a. SHAOLIN,the boy who used to sniff solvent, now actively helping in Bayanijuan sa Calauan.

Turning over a new leaf.

THE CHAMPIONS OFTHE CHAMPIONS OF

LOLA JULIANA,the 79-year old lady who grows corn in Bayanijuan sa Calauan.

Proving that determination is ageless.

THE CHAMPIONS OFTHE CHAMPIONS OF

MANG ROGELIO,the furniture-maker in Bayanijuan sa Calauan.

Making the most out of life.

THE CHAMPIONS OFTHE CHAMPIONS OF

MANG SAM,the vermiculture pioneer of Bayanijuan sa Calauan.

Creating something out of nothing.

MARK JOSEPH,the kid who returned the money.

Living with integrity.

THE CHAMPIONS OFTHE CHAMPIONS OF

TEXT: TEXT:

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MASS TEXTING IN SUPPORTMASS TEXTING IN SUPPORTOF PISO PARA SA ILOG PASIGOF PISO PARA SA ILOG PASIG

Students and employees texting simultaneouslyin support of Piso Para sa Ilog Pasig

UPCOMING EVENTUPCOMING EVENT

CATEGORIES

START/FINISH LINEQUIRINO GRANDSTANDLUNETA PARK

GROUP CATEGORY(FOR RELAY TEAMS)MINIMUM OF 20 PEOPLE/TEAMMAXIMUM OF 40 PEOPLE/TEAM

3K, 5K, 10K,RELAY & FULL MARATHON (42 K)

TARGET NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 20,000TARGET NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 20,000

ROUTE MAP AND RELAY STATIONS

Start/Finish

1st relay station

2nd relay station

3rd relay station

4th relay station

5th relay station

6th relay station

7th relay station8th relay station

Sa ating pagkakapit-bisig,Sa ating pagkakapit-bisig,mabubuhay na mulimabubuhay na muli

ang Ilog Pasig.ang Ilog Pasig.