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Presented by:Presented by:

HON. MAXIMO M. ESTELA, MDHON. MAXIMO M. ESTELA, MDMunicipal MayorMunicipal Mayor

Chairman, Municipal ESWM BoardChairman, Municipal ESWM BoardMunicipality of Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte, PhilippinesMunicipality of Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte, Philippines

Location:  

Sto. Tomas is located in the island of Mindanao, inRegion 11, Province of Davao del Norte, Philippines andit falls under its second political district. It liesbetween 125˚ 30’ to 125˚45’ east longitude and 7˚20’ to7˚40’ north latitude.

Boundaries:

North :  Mun. of Kapalong & Talaingod

East :  Municipality of Asuncion

CiWest :  Davao City

South :  Mun. of B. E. Dujali & Panabo City

Kapalong and Talaingod

B.E. Dujali and Panabo City

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LandLand areaarea :: 3232,,041041 hashas..PopulationPopulation : 99,142 (based on 2007 NSO Survey): 99,142 (based on 2007 NSO Survey)TotalTotal numbernumber ofof :: 2121,,027027 (based(based onon 20072007 NSONSO Survey)Survey)householdshouseholds

the agri-industrial hub of Davao del Norte and the fastest-growing Municipality in the 2nd political district whose revenue source is derived mainly from local tax revenue of business and real property, exportable banana operations, rice-

StoSto. Tomas. TomasStoSto. Tomas. Tomas

farming and high value crops.

ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTEMANAGEMENT

ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTEMANAGEMENT PROGRAMPROGRAM

PROJECT OBJECTIVESPROJECT OBJECTIVESThe ESWM Program of the Municipality of The ESWM Program of the Municipality of StoSto. Tomas aims specifically to:. Tomas aims specifically to:

1.1. EstablishEstablish anan effectiveeffective andand sustainablesustainable garbagegarbage managementmanagement systemsystem throughthroughanan efficientefficient solidsolid wastewaste storage,storage, collection,collection, hauling,hauling, processingprocessing andand disposaldisposal;;

2.2. EducateEducate thethe peoplepeople onon thethe principlesprinciples ofof “Waste“Waste ReductionReduction atat Source”Source” andand“Segregation“Segregation ofof WasteWaste atat Source”Source” asas thethe primaryprimary solutionsolution inin lesseninglessening thetheamountamount ofof garbagegarbage generatedgenerated dailydaily usingusing thethe 44RsRs approachapproach:: Reduce,Reduce, Reuse,Reuse,RecycleRecycle andand RecoverRecover;;

3.3. RevitalizeRevitalize andand instillinstill “Discipline”“Discipline”.. MakeMake thethe PeoplePeople anan integralintegral partpart ofof thethe33 pp pp gg ppProgramProgram.. EmpowerEmpower themthem toto participateparticipate inin thethe discussions,discussions, drawingdrawing andandcalibratingcalibrating processesprocesses andand solutions,solutions, trainingstrainings andand otherother interventionsinterventions forfor thetheefficientefficient implementationimplementation ofof thethe ProgramProgram;;

4.4. DrawDraw outout supportsupport andand commitmentcommitment fromfrom thethe peoplepeople makingmaking ProperProper WasteWasteDisposalDisposal theirtheir ““SocialSocial andand MoralMoral ResponsibilityResponsibility””

55.. EstablishmentEstablishment ofof MaterialsMaterials RecoveryRecovery FacilitiesFacilities (drop(drop‐‐offoff areaarea andand pickpick‐‐upuppoint)point) andand collectioncollection pointspoints acrossacross thethe nineteennineteen ((1919)) barangaysbarangays;;

6.6. GenerateGenerate revenuesrevenues andand incomeincome..

7.7. PromotePromote entrepreneurshipentrepreneurship..

Approved ESWM Plan in accordance with RA 9003 on November Approved ESWM Plan in accordance with RA 9003 on November 8, 2004.8, 2004.

Approved ESWM Municipal Ordinance 006 on November 22, 2004.Approved ESWM Municipal Ordinance 006 on November 22, 2004.

ReRe‐‐launched the Program on December 8, 2004launched the Program on December 8, 2004

Approved 19 Approved 19 BarangayBarangay ESWM Plans through Strategic Planning ESWM Plans through Strategic Planning Approved 19 Approved 19 BarangayBarangay ESWM Plans through Strategic Planning ESWM Plans through Strategic Planning Workshop January 13Workshop January 13––14, 2005.14, 2005.

Approved 19 Approved 19 BarangayBarangay Ecological Solid Waste Management Ecological Solid Waste Management Committees.Committees.

Approved 14 Approved 14 BarangayBarangay ESWM Ordinances excluding Resolutions & ESWM Ordinances excluding Resolutions & Executive Orders.Executive Orders.

127 Operational Materials Recovery Facilities and 298 Waste 127 Operational Materials Recovery Facilities and 298 Waste Collection Collection Points across the nineteen (19) barangays.Points across the nineteen (19) barangays.

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MESSAGE MESSAGE

“Our serious focus inimplementing the law is a politicalsuicide, and this is the reality.However, I firmly believe that thenegative perception towards theprogram will soon die down andprogram will soon die down, andour constituencies would realizethat what we are doing benefits allof us and generations after us.

Political will is the force inattaining this result! We hope thatthe better side of the dreadedGARBAGE will remain in thehabitual system of our people!”

HON. MAXIMO M. ESTELA, MDHON. MAXIMO M. ESTELA, MDMunicipal MayorMunicipal Mayor

Chairman, ESWM Chairman, ESWM BoardBoardMUN.OF MUN.OF STO.TOMASSTO.TOMAS

1.No Waste Segregation, No Collection Policy

2.No ESWM Program Implementation, No Project Policy

3.No ESWM Program Orientation, No Renewal of 3.No ESWM Program Orientation, No Renewal of Business Permits and Licenses Policy

4.No ESWM Program Orientation, No Issuance of Burial Permits Policy

5.No Garbage Bins Deployed at Conspicuous Areas

6.Tungod Mo, Limpyo Mo Policy (Your area, your responsibility)

1.No House to House Garbage Collection Policy

Balagunan Elementary School

Kimamon Elementary School

New Katipunan Elementary School

“No ESWM “No ESWM Implementation, Implementation,

No Project Policy”No Project Policy”

Lunga-og Elementary School

Talomo Elementary School

Esperanza Elementary School

“No ESWM Orientation and Implementation, “No ESWM Orientation and Implementation, No Renewal of Business License Policy”No Renewal of Business License Policy”

Annual ESWM Orientation and Cascading during the renewal of business Annual ESWM Orientation and Cascading during the renewal of business licenses at the public market and business establishments `licenses at the public market and business establishments `

ESWM Orientation during the

“No ESWM Orientation, No Issuance “No ESWM Orientation, No Issuance of Marriage Certificate Policy”of Marriage Certificate Policy”

during the Pre-Marriage Counseling

Seminar every 1st and 3rd

Thursday of the Month.

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“No ESWM Orientation, “No ESWM Orientation, No Issuance of No Issuance of

Burial Permit Policy”Burial Permit Policy”

“No Garbage Bins “No Garbage Bins Scattered in Scattered in

Conspicuous Conspicuous Places”Places”

““TungodTungod Mo, Mo, LimpyoLimpyo Mo PolicyMo Policy””

Barangay Esperanza Barangay Bobongon Barangay La Libertad

Barangay Talomo Barangay New KatipunanNAFCO Elementary School

(Your area, your responsibility)(Your area, your responsibility)

Barangay Talomo

Barangay Pantaron

Barangay La Libertad

Barangay San MiguelBarangay San Miguel Barangay PantaronBarangay PantaronBarangay La LibertadBarangay La Libertad

Puerto AzulPuerto Azul

“No House to House “No House to House Garbage Collection Policy”Garbage Collection Policy”

Barangay La LibertadBarangay La Libertad

EDUCATIONEDUCATION(Continuous Information and Education Campaigns)(Continuous Information and Education Campaigns)

TheThe BarangaysBarangaysReligiousReligious SectorSector andand otherother CauseCause‐‐OrientedOriented GroupsGroupsPurokPurok LeadersLeaders andand OfficialsOfficialsBarangayBarangay ESWMESWM CommitteesCommitteesY thY th dd St d tSt d t S tS tYouthYouth andand StudentsStudents SectorsSectorsTeachingTeaching SectorSectorBusinessBusiness SectorSectorPrePre‐‐MarriageMarriage CounselingCounselingEstablishmentsEstablishments andand StakeholdersStakeholdersHouseholdsHouseholdsStudyStudy ToursTours VisitorsVisitorsTechnologyTechnology TransferTransfer toto otherother LocalLocal GovernmentGovernment UnitsUnits

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Study Tour Visitors….

• Schools ‐ 29• Non‐governmental Organizations ‐ 41• Barangays ‐ 108• Cities ‐ 21• Municipalities ‐ 150• Regional and Provincial Offices ‐ 23• National Offices ‐ 10• TOTAL ‐ 382

Strategic Planning & Seminar Workshop and Other Trainings Conducted: 

Cateel, Davao OrientalSan Isidro, Davao del Norte (2)Sta. Cruz, Davao del SurTrento, Agusan del Sur (2)Bansalan, Davao del SurHinatuan, Surigao del SurRosario, Agusan del SurBarobo, Surigao del SurSoccoro, Surigao del NorteSan Pablo, Zamboanga del Sur

Maydolong, Eastern SamarPilar, Surigao del NorteTagbina, Surigao del SurBislig City, Surigao del SurMawab, Compostela ValleyLianga, Surigao del SurGen. Luna, Surigao del NorteSan Isidro, Surigao del NorteGigaquit, Surigao del NorteTubod, Surigao del Norte

Technology Transfer Trainings Conducted:

City ESWM Board of Cotabato City and Barangays of Cotabato City

Local Government Support Program for the ARMM Assisted Trainings Conducted

Mun. of Datu Odin Sinsuat, MaguindanaoMun. of Jolo, SuluMun. of Bongao, Tawi‐tawiMun. of Siasi, Tawi‐tawiMun. of Panglima Estino, Tawi‐tawiMun. of Upi, MaguindanaoCity of Lamitan, Basilan

ENFORCEMENTENFORCEMENT

AA totaltotal ofof 523523 violatorsviolators citedcited fromfrom 20052005 toto20082008..

AnAn amountamount ofof PhpPhp 108108,,775775..0000 waswas collectedcollectedpp ,,775775fromfrom thethe ESWMESWM violatorsviolators..

MostMost commoncommon violationsviolations werewere:: LitteringLittering andandDumping,Dumping, NonNon‐‐SegregationSegregation ofof Wastes,Wastes, OpenOpenBurningBurning andand Dumping,Dumping, andand TransportTransport andandDumpingDumping..

ENTREPRENEURSHIPENTREPRENEURSHIPAA totaltotal ofof 1212 junkshopsjunkshops inin 20092009 caterscaters toto thetherecyclablesrecyclables ofof thethe MunicipalityMunicipality fromfrom thethepreviousprevious numbernumber ofof justjust 22 inin 20052005..

TransientTransient scrapscrap buyersbuyers increasedincreased fromfrom 1212 toto 100100..

TheThe households,households, officesoffices andand allall otherother wastewastesourcessources areare gettinggetting extraextra incomeincome fromfrom sellingsellingrecyclablesrecyclables..

TheThe schoolsschools alsoalso participateparticipate inin thethe recyclingrecyclingprocessprocess byby turningturning paperpaper wasteswastes intointo artartmaterialsmaterials likelike papierpapier‐‐mâchémâché andand artart paintingpainting..

Php800,000.00

Php1,000,000.00

Php1,200,000.00

Php1,400,000.00

798,276

1,020,847

1,251,015

Php0.00

Php200,000.00

Php400,000.00

Php600,000.00

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

113,480 

266,380

602,670

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ESWM COLLECTED REVENUESESWM COLLECTED REVENUESCALENDAR YEAR 2007, 2008, 2009CALENDAR YEAR 2007, 2008, 2009

PARTICULARSPARTICULARS 20072007 20082008 20092009Seminar PackageSeminar Package ‐‐ 63,50063,500 60,00060,000

ClearanceClearance 49,80149,801 61,51061,510 52,22852,228

Municipal OrdinanceMunicipal Ordinance ‐‐ 8,6508,650 2,8002,800Municipal OrdinanceMunicipal Ordinance 8,6508,650 2,8002,800

Environmental FeeEnvironmental Fee 92,20092,200 214,650214,650 196,837196,837

ESWM IncomeESWM Income 28,92528,925 102,857102,857470,250470,250

ESWM KitESWM Kit 21,00021,000 48,09548,095

Garbage Coll. FeeGarbage Coll. Fee 387,440387,440 521,585521,585 468,900468,900

TOTALTOTAL 602,670602,670 1,020,8471,020,847 1,251,0151,251,015

ENGINEERINGENGINEERINGTransformedTransformed thethe oldold openopen dumpsitedumpsite intointo aa ControlledControlledDisposalDisposal SiteSite andand nownow intointo aa MunicipalMunicipal EcologicalEcological ParkPark andandEcologyEcology CenterCenter..

EstablishedEstablished aa totaltotal ofof 127127 MaterialsMaterials RecoveryRecovery FacilitiesFacilities (MRFs)(MRFs)andand 298298 WasteWaste CollectionCollection PointsPoints atat BarangaysBarangays andand PuroksPuroks..

ManagedManaged toto reducereduce thethe amountamount ofof wastewaste generatedgenerated dailydailyManagedManaged toto reducereduce thethe amountamount ofof wastewaste generatedgenerated dailydailyfromfrom 368368 tonstons toto 66..88 tonstons..

AnAn averageaverage ofof 22 tonstons ofof soilsoil conditionerconditioner (compost(compost fertilizer)fertilizer)areare harvestedharvested dailydaily thusthus augmentingaugmenting thethe incomeincome ofof thetheMunicipalityMunicipality fromfrom thethe salesale ofof thisthis productproduct..

AbleAble toto produceproduce qualityquality concreteconcrete productsproducts byby pulverizingpulverizing thetheresidualresidual wasteswastes andand mixingmixing itit withwith sandsand andand cementcement totoproduceproduce balusters,balusters, hollowhollow blocksblocks andand pavingpaving blocksblocks..

SUCCESS SUCCESS STORYSTORYfrom anfrom anfrom anfrom an

Open Dump Site Open Dump Site to anto an

ECOECO PARKPARK

The Early Operations of the Newly Opened Dump SiteThe Early Operations of the Newly Opened Dump SiteThe Early Operations of the Newly Opened Dump SiteThe Early Operations of the Newly Opened Dump Site

This is how our Open Dumpsite looks like in 1994....This is how our Open Dumpsite looks like in 1994....

This is how worst it is in 2004....This is how worst it is in 2004....

The Open Dump RehabilitationThe Open Dump Rehabilitation

20052005

The Open Dump RehabilitationThe Open Dump Rehabilitation

...to Controlled Disposal Facility...to Controlled Disposal Facility

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The Controlled Disposal Facility during its First Phase of Rehabilitation

20052005

The Controlled Disposal Facility during its First Phase of Rehabilitation The Former Controlled Disposal Now Turned Into an

20092009

Ecological Park and Ecology Center

This is how it looks now today after it is fully transformed....This is how it looks now today after it is fully transformed....

A Waste Disposal Facility Within an EcoA Waste Disposal Facility Within an Eco Park and EcoPark and Eco CenterCenterA Waste Disposal Facility Within an EcoA Waste Disposal Facility Within an Eco--Park and EcoPark and Eco--CenterCenter

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The Septic Vault and Biodegradable Waste Processing FacilityThe Septic Vault and Biodegradable Waste Processing Facility

Organic GardenOrganic Garden

View DeckView Deck Produced Organic Vegetables are Fertilized by Organic Materials Made Produced Organic Vegetables are Fertilized by Organic Materials Made from from Processed Processed Biodegradable WasteBiodegradable Waste

Morning view at the Ecological ParkMorning view at the Ecological Park

Plenty of compost fertilizer or Plenty of compost fertilizer or soil conditioners will be soil conditioners will be

produced with the advent of produced with the advent of the Shredder as an implement the Shredder as an implement

in reducing the volume of in reducing the volume of Biodegradable waste Biodegradable waste

generated daily.generated daily.

COMPOST PROCESSING FACILITYCOMPOST PROCESSING FACILITY

Biodegradable ShredderBiodegradable ShredderHarvested Soil ConditionerHarvested Soil Conditioner

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Process of Making Concrete Products from Residual WasteProcess of Making Concrete Products from Residual Waste

1 R R id l W t1 R R id l W t 2 Operator feeds Residual2 Operator feeds Residual

3. Personnel sacks pulverized 3. Personnel sacks pulverized residual waste materials.residual waste materials.

1. Recover Residual Waste 1. Recover Residual Waste MaterialsMaterials

2. Operator feeds Residual 2. Operator feeds Residual Waste into Pulverizer.Waste into Pulverizer.

44.. PersonnelPersonnel mixesmixes pulverizedpulverizedresidualresidual wastewaste withwith sand,sand,gravelgravel andand cementcement

Concrete Products Made out of Residual WasteConcrete Products Made out of Residual Waste

Hollow Blocks Concrete TilesBalusters Latrine Bowls

At an At an approximate approximate daily average daily average of 368 tons…of 368 tons…

Previously…

Today!!!

SEGREGATED GARBAGE SEGREGATED GARBAGE is at approximate daily is at approximate daily

average of 6.8 Tons average of 6.8 Tons

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1. Awarded “MODEL SITE” by the Department of Environment and NaturalResources last August 16, 2005.

2. Awarded “1ST PLACE WINNER, BEST PUBLIC MARKET” by theDepartment of Trade and Industry last October 11, 2006

3. Awarded with a “CERTIFICATE OF COMMENDATION” by theD t t f E i t d N t l R l t M 24 2006Department of Environment and Natural Resources last May 24, 2006

4. Awarded the “Most Outstanding Mayor of the Philippines” by the Senateof the Philippines

5. Awarded as the “REGIONAL WINNER” in the Search for Search forModel Barangay for Eco-Waste Management System 2007 last June 30,2007.

6. Awarded the “Regional Winner” in the Alternative Learning System (ALS)Regional LiteracyAwards Search 2007 last December 8, 2007

7. Awarded with a “Certificate of Commendation” by the Department ofEnvironment and Natural Resources, the National Solid WasteCommission of the Office of the President of the Republic as a “MODELSITE” and a “LEARNING INSTITUTE” last April 8, 2008

8. The Honorable Mayor Max M. Estela, M.D. is a member of the pool ofspeakers of the Mayors’ Development Center (MDC) of the League ofspeakers of the Mayors Development Center (MDC) of the League ofMunicipalities of the Philippines (LMP) and of the Regional Ecology Centerin Region 11.

9. Awarded with the “Incentive Prize” in the prestigious Ryutaro HashimotoAsia-Pacific Forum for Environment and Development (APFED) last July25, 2008.

10.Awarded the “Linis-Ganda Award” (Clean and Beautiful) for being theCleanest and Greenest Municipality in the entire Philippines by theNational Broadcasting Network and the League of Municipalities in thePhilippines last February 16, 2009.

1. There must be Political Will, Priority and Commitment of the local officials toimplement the Program.

2. The ESWM Program implementation must be integrated in the processes ofthe Local Government Units like in the granting of permits, programs, andprojects.

3. The Barangays must perform their mandate and role in carrying out the IEC(Information and Education Campaigns), enforcement and composting processesat their level.

4. There must be a strong community participation. The people must be able tog y p p p psee the importance of the program in their day to day activities. The people mustactively involve in the system & processes.

5. The program’s sustainability is dependent on the people’s appreciation.Without people’s support, the program will eventually and entirely collapse.

6. There is cash in trash. The dreaded garbage we disregard is as important asany other resources the moment it has found its rightful place in the system.

7. The ESWM Program implementation must be integrated in the dailyprocesses and operation of the Public Market

8. If there’s a greater will to pursue the thrusts of the program then the way tosucceed is easy. And, WE HAVE PROVEN IT.

Good day and Good day and Thank YouThank You

Republic of the PhilippinesProvince of Davao del Norte

MUNICIPALITY OF STO. TOMASECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Government Center, Feeder Road 3, Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte, PhilippinesTelefax (084) 829-1180 or Email us at lgu_stt@stotomas.gov.ph