MANILA BAY

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Status of Implementation of

2017-2022 OPMBCS

Region IV-A

OUTCOME 1: Liquid waste discharging into Manila Bay in compliance with effluent (General

Effluent Standard) and/or ambient water quality with the water quality guidelines

Output 1.1: Industrial and commercial including institutional establishments discharging waste water into the Manila Bay in compliance with the general effluent standards determined

Key Performance Indicator (KPI) 1: 40,000 industrial, commercial , and institutional establishments (wet industry/10m3) surveyed and mapped, and volume of pollution loading from establishments with or without discharge permits determined by 2018, and compliant with effluent standards by 2022

• NCR – 7,500• R3 – 7,500• R4A – 5,000• LLDA – 20,000

OVIs DENR-EMB IVA

1. No. of establishments surveyed and

mapped 2700 (2017), 1830 firms for 2018

2. No. of establishments regularly*

monitored 483 firms –for Jan-Jun 2018

3. Volume of pollution loading from

establishment with or without discharge

permits determinedFor the 2700 firms, total volume is

50,2647 cu.m/day

4. Pollution load from point sources

(industries) determinedFor 2700 firms, total pollution load is

2513 kg/day

As of June 13, 2018:

Output 1.3: Monitoring and compliance to General Effluent Standards enforced

KPI 2: No. of establishments as of end of 2018 regularly monitored

OVIs DENR-EMB IVA

No. of establishments regularly monitored 483 firms (from January to June)

No. of establishments issued with NOV (No DP) 203

No. of establishments issued with Notice of

Technical Conference (No parameters included

in the SMR)

99

No. of establishments endorsed to PAB

(exceedance)27

No. of establishments endorsed to PAB (No DP) 77

As of June 13, 2018:

Output 1.12: Water bodies monitored and water quality parameters assessed in compliance with DAO 2016-08

KPI 4: No. of water bodies regularly monitored and water quality parameters assessed:• Bathing beaches (13 stations )• 8 river systems (R4A-4)

River Systems

1. Imus River

2. Ylang-Ylang River

3. Rio Grande River

4. Cañas River

5. Maalimango River*

6. Labac River*

7. Timalan-Obispo River*

8. Maragondon River*

*Water Quality monitoring started 1st Q CY 2018

Imus River Sampling Stations

Result of Water Quality Analysis of Imus River for 1st Quarter CY 2018

Note: Values in red are below/ exceedances in DAO 2016-08 Criteria for Class C waters.

Monitoring Stations

Parameters

Ammonia Phosphate Chlorides Color DO BOD pH TSS TemperatureTotal

Coliform

Fecal

Coliform

River mouth 6.593 1.678 3,840 14 7.0 7.97 8 25.6 621,192 253,084

Island Cove Bridge 6.248 1.259 853 10 6.9 14 7.09 32 25.0 490,000 490,000

Imus Bridge 5.007 2.653 251 5 3.5 10 7.57 13 25.0 330,000 79,000

Tanzang Luma

Hanging Bridge6.835 2.01 44 5 3.2 16 7.56 16 25.0 2,400,000 330,000

Palanas Bridge 4.764 2.726 37 5 5.3 12 7.67 41 25.0 280,000 170,000

Orchard 11.168 2.954 110 10 6.5 26 7.67 15 25.0 7,900,000 3,300,000

DLSU-Dasmariñas

Bridge4.188 1.516 15 5 4.5 10 7.45 8 25.0 2,200,000 700,000

Aguinaldo Bridge 0.013 0.798 2 5 7.9 2 8.0 1 25.0 22,000 4,500

Pasipit Bridge 0.353 0.678 30 5 6.3 9 8.32 18 25.0 790,000 70,000

DENR Criteria for

Class C water0.05 mg/L 0.5 mg/L 350 mg/L

75

TCU

min of

5 mg/L7 mg/L 6.5 - 9.0

80

mg/L25-31

200

MPN/100mL

Ylang-Ylang River Sampling Stations

Ylang-Ylang River

Note: Values in red are below/ exceedances in DAO 2016-08 Criteria for Class C waters.

Station

Numbe

r

Name of

Station

PARAMETERS

NH₃ BOD₅ COLOR pH PO₄ Chlorides TSS DO TC FC

1 Noveleta Bridge 0.047 10 15 8.56 1.475 48 43 10.7 49000 33000

2

Bacao-Alapan

Bridge 0.04 6 10 7.69 1.792 58 26 6.4 1300000 49000

3

Dasmariñas

Bridge 0.099 10 5 8.01 1.563 36 1192 4.3 700000 330000

4

Ylang-Ylang

Bridge 29.587 230 2500 5.54 6.266 132 820 0 170000000 130000000

5 Luksuhin Bridge 0.075 1 5 8.13 0.264 24 3 5.6 330000 33000

Criteria (Class C)

0.05

mg/L 7 (10) 75 TCU 6.5-8.5 0.5 mg/L 350 mg/L 80 mg/L 5 mg/L

1000

MPN/100mL

200

MPN/100mL

Rio Grande River Sampling Stations

Rio Grande River

Note: Values in red are below/ exceedances in DAO 2016-08 Criteria for Class C waters.

Monitoring Stations

Parameters

Ammonia Phosphate Chlorides Color DO BOD pH TSSTemperat

ureTotal Coliform Fecal Coliform

Bacao II 1.75 3.538 49 20 3.8 10 7.66 76 28.1 460000 310000

Dulong Bayan 6.253 2.576 58 25 2.2 12 8.07 43 28.1 9200000 2800000

Pasong

Kawayan I 0.055 0.677 36 10 5.9 4 8.17 4527.8

79000 33000

Pasong

Kawayan II 0.05 0.681 30 15 6.4 6 8.08 4227.5

240000 33000

Pasong

Kawayan III 0.034 0.665 33 10 7.5 7 8.03 3526.9

460000 240000

Pasong Halang 0.033 0.587 19 15 8.1 3 8.3 16 27.5 330000 240000

San Francisco 0.418 0.406 17 5 6 1 8.13 3 110000 110000

DENR Criteria for

Class C water0.05 mg/L 0.5 mg/L 350 mg/L

75

TCU

min

of 5

mg/L

7 mg/L 6.5 - 9.080

mg/L25-31 1000 MPN/100mL 200 MPN/100mL

Cañas River Sampling Stations

Cañas River

Note: Values in red are below/ exceedances in DAO 2016-08 Criteria for Class C waters.

Monitoring Stations

Parameters

Ammonia Phosphate Chlorides Color DO BOD pH TSS TemperatureTotal

Coliform

Fecal

Coliform

River mouth 1.472 0.674 523 5 4.9 7.73 8 25.5 14,954 8,551

Julugan Wawa

Hanging Bridge0.001 0.636 23 5 3.5 5 8.01 7 25.0 49,000 49,000

Tejero Bridge 0.001 0.745 14 10 4.2 2 7.59 13 25.0 130,000 49,000

Paradahan

Bridge0.001 1.096 28 10 3.6 12 8.23 10 25.0 3,300,000 1,700,000

Mag-asawang

Layon Bridge0.001 0.568 9 5 6 8 8.15 2 25.0 46,000 21,000

Patda Bridge 0.001 1.37 5 10 8.6 2 8.15 9 25.0 240,000 240,000

Panaysayan

Bridge0.013 1.324 4 5 9 4 8.03 5 25.0 790,000 490,000

DENR Criteria for

Class C water0.05 mg/L 0.5 mg/L 350 mg/L

75

TCU

min of

5 mg/L7 mg/L 6.5 - 9.0

80

mg/L25-31

1000

MPN/100mL

200

MPN/100mL

Maalimango River Sampling Stations

Maalimango River

Note: Values in red are below/ exceedances in DAO 2016-08 Criteria for Class C waters.

Monitoring Stations

Parameters

Ammonia Phosphate Chlorides Color DO BOD pH TSS TemperatureFecal

Coliform

Maalimango

Bridge0 0.847 133 5 4.2 22 8.01 59 25 22,000

Ligtong I 0.007 1.404 378 10 1.1 24 8.15 12 25 490,000

Mt. Sea Resort 0.028 1.075 205 5 1.8 22 8.03 9 25 3,300,000

DENR Criteria for

Class C water0.05 mg/L 0.5 mg/L 350 mg/L

75

TCU

min of

5 mg/L7 mg/L 6.5 - 9.0

80

mg/L25-31

200

MPN/100mL

Labak River Sampling Stations

Labak River

Note: Values in red are below/ exceedances in DAO 2016-08 Criteria for Class C waters.

Monitoring Stations

Parameters

Ammonia Phosphate Chlorides Color DO BOD pH TSS TemperatureFecal

Coliform

Brgy. Balsahan 0.801 0.749 2,023 5 4.9 6 7.78 11 25 49,000

Station 2 0.351 1.807 16 5 5.9 8 7 24 25 3,300

Convento Bridge 0.397 0.723 16 5 7.6 9 8.21 12 25 33,000

DENR Criteria for

Class C water0.05 mg/L 0.5 mg/L 350 mg/L

75

TCU

min of

5 mg/L7 mg/L 6.5 - 9.0

80

mg/L25-31

200

MPN/100mL

Maragondon River Sampling Stations

Maragondon River

Note: Values in red are below/ exceedances in DAO 2016-08 Criteria for Class C waters.

Monitoring Stations

Parameters

Ammonia Phosphate Chlorides Color DO BOD pH TSS TemperatureFecal

Coliform

Maragondon

Bridge0.038 0.228 5,176 5 10 4 8.01 7 25 7,000

Pantihan Bridge 0.021 0.49 10 10 8.7 2 8.2 4 25 33,000

Bayanihan

Bridge0.001 0.316 7 5 8.4 1 8.09 8 25 17,000

DENR Criteria for

Class C water0.05 mg/L 0.5 mg/L 350 mg/L

75

TCU

min of

5 mg/L7 mg/L 6.5 - 9.0

80

mg/L25-31

200

MPN/100mL

Timalan-Obispo River

Note: Values in red are below/ exceedances in DAO 2016-08 Criteria for Class C waters.

Monitoring Stations

Parameters

Ammonia Phosphate Chlorides Color DO BOD pH TSS TemperatureFecal

Coliform

Timalan River -

Timalan Bridge0.103 0.723 13,879 5 6.6 7 7.68 3 25 210

Obispo River -

Brgy. Postema0.848 0.138 818 5 6.1 3 7.27 8 25 11,000

DENR Criteria for

Class C water0.05 mg/L 0.5 mg/L 350 mg/L

75

TCU

min of

5 mg/L7 mg/L 6.5 - 9.0

80

mg/L25-31

200

MPN/100mL

Output 1.13: Principal rivers draining into Manila Bay designated as WQMA with Governing Board created

KPI 6: 66 principal rivers draining into Manila Bay designated as WQMA with Governing Board created and with Master/Action Plan addressing storm water, municipal, agricultural run-off, among others prepared and approved by 2022

In Region 4A, 3 principal rivers have been designated as WQMA

1. Imus River

3. Cañas River

2.Ylang-Ylang3. Rio Grande

Imus-Ylang-Ylang-Rio Grande Rivers (IYRR)

WQMA

Cañas-MaalimangoRivers (CMR)

WQMA

Governing Board was designated pursuant to

DAO 2013-02 dated January 24, 2013

DAO 2016-19 dated June 21, 2016

WQMA Action Plan

IYRR WQMAAction Plan 2016-2025

(approved on August 12, 2015)

CMR WQMAAction Plan 2017-2026

(approved on October 6, 2017)

Output 1.14: Water bodies/estero within the Manila Bay Region adopted

KPI 7: 60 water bodies/esteros within the Manila Bay Region covered by Ädopt an Estero” Program by 2022 (NCR-20; R3-20; R4A-20)

In Region 4A, 20 water bodies in the Province of Cavite have been adopted as of 1st Quarter CY 2018

River Company AddressActivity 2018

1st Quarter

1. Patda River Atlantic CoatingsBrgy. Hugo Perez,

Trece Martirez City

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

2. Sahing RiverIntegrated Waste

Management

Brgy. Aguado,

Trece Martirez City

Water sampling

River clean-up

EIC

Tree planting

3. Patda River RezcoatBrgy. Hugo Perez,

Trece Martirez City Water sampling

4. Patda River South Pacific ContainerBrgy. Hugo Perez,

Trece Martirez City Water sampling

5. Labuyo CreekCleanway Environmental

Solutions

Brgy. Maguyam,

Silang, Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

EIC

River Company AddressActivity 2018

1st Quarter

6. Malimango

CreekMajestic Landscape

Brgy. Bagbag, Rosario,

Cavite

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

Water sampling

7. Cañas River Jorm Trading Corp.Brgy. Tejero, General Trias,

Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

8. Ylang-ylang

River

First Cavite Industrial

Estate (FCIE)

Langkaan II, Dasmariñas,

Cavite Water sampling

9. Malimango

Creek

Cavite Economic Zone

PEZA

Brgy. Bagbag, Rosario,

Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

10. Obispo River Sardido IndustriesBrgy. Sahud Ulan, Tanza,

Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

River Company AddressActivity 2018

1st Quarter

11. Rio Grande

RiverAntel Holdings

Brgy. Bacao, General Trias,

Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

12. Obispo River Micara Land Inc.Brgy. Sahud Ulan, Tanza,

Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

13. Guyam

Makawayan

Creek

RVN Solid Builders Inc.Brgy. Tambo Kulit, Indang,

Cavite

14. San Isidro

RiverFirst Solid Builders Inc.

Brgy. Paliparan I,

Dasmariñas, Cavite

Water sampling

EIC

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

15. Ello-Zagala

Creek

The Orchard Golf and

Country Club

Salitran IV, Dasmariñas,

Cavite

River Company AddressActivity 2018

1st Quarter

16. San Isidro

River

Motalban Concrete and

Aggregates

Salitran IV, Dasmariñas,

Cavite

Water sampling

EIC

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

17. Tua River Cavite Biofuel Inc. Magallanes, Cavite

18. Obispo River Yumex PhilippinesBrgy. Sahud Ulan, Tanza,

Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

19. Obispo RiverVilla Excellance Beach

& Wavepool Resort

Brgy. Sahud Ulan, Tanza,

Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

20. Obispo River Agri-PacificBrgy. Sahud Ulan, Tanza,

Cavite

Water sampling

River clean-up

Protection and maintenance of

engineering design

STATUS OF Solid Waste Management

in the province of CAVITE

(as of APRIL 2018)

NO. OF LGUS

Province Total With operational

OD/CDF

With OD/CDF (partial operatin

g butunder rehab)

Closed under

rehab / rehabilita

ted

Closed (abandon

ed)

No OD

/CDF

SLF LGU

owned

With SLFs

(private)

Cavite 23 3 4 10 1 5 0 1

STATUS OF OPEN DUMPSITES/CDF

OPERATIONAL (3)

GENERAL EMILIO AGUINALDO

ROSARIO

TRECE MARTIRES CITY

PARTIAL (4)

ALFONSO

AMADEO

GENERAL MARIANO ALVAREZ

TANZA

CLOSED- ABANDONED (1)

TERNATE

SLF-PRIVATE (1)

DASMARIÑAS CITY

OPEN DUMPSITES/CDF

CLOSED (10)

CAVITE CITY

GENERAL TRIAS

INDANG

MAGALLANES

MARAGONDON

MENDEZ

NAIC

NOVELETA

SILANG

KAWIT

NO OD/CDF

DASMARIÑAS

BACOOR

CARMONA

IMUS

TAGAYTAY

NO. OF LGUS

Province Total With submitted 10y SWM plan

With approved 10y SWM plan

Need Additional Information

Cavite 23 23 19 4

10 - YR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN

Technical assistance for coaching of LGUs scheduled on the 3rd Quarter of 2018

WITH APPROVED PLAN

ALFONSO

AMADEO

BACOOR CITY

CARMONA

CAVITE CITY

GENERAL TRIAS

IMUS CITY

INDANG

KAWIT

MAGALLANES

MARAGONDON

MENDEZ-NUÑEZ

NAIC

NOVELETA

ROSARIO

SILANG

TAGAYTAY CITY

TANZA

TERNATE

10-YR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN

NEED ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

DASMARIÑAS

GENERAL EMILIO AGUINALDO

GENERAL MARIANO ALVAREZ

TRECE MARTIRES CITY

M

R

F

ATERIALS

ECOVERY

ACILITY

PROVIDED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SEVENTEEN (17) LGUS OF CAVITE IN THE ESTABLISHMENT/UPGRADING OF MRF (2012 – 2018)

LIST OF LGUS AWARDED STATUS OF MRF

Year Building(Amount Granted)

Equipment(Amount Granted)

Carmona 2012 250,000 200,000 Operational

Kawit 2014 500,000 Not operational

Silang 2014 / 2017 250,000 / 300,000 / 200,000 Operational

Amadeo 2016 300,000 200,000 On-goingrehabilitation

Noveleta 2016 300,000 200,000 Operational

Imus 2016 300,000 200,000 On-going rehabilitation

Naic 2016 300,000 200,000 Operational

Maragondon 2016 / 2017 300,000 / 560,000 200,000 On-going rehabilitation

Mendez 2016 300,000 200,000 Operational

PROVIDED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO 17 LGUS IN THE ESTABLISHMENT/UPGRADING OF MRF (2012 – 2018)

LIST OF LGUS AWARDED STATUS

Year Structure(Amount Granted)

Equipment(Amount Granted)

Magallanes 2017 300,000 200,000 Operational

General Trias 2017 300,000 200,000 On-going rehabilitation

General Emilio Aguinaldo

2017 300,000 200,000 On-going construction

Rosario 2018 500,000 Awarded on April 10, 2018

Tanza 2018 300,000 150,000 Awarded on April 10, 2018

Cavite City 2018 300,000 150,000 Awarded on April 10, 2018

Ternate 2018 300,000 150,000 Awarded on April 10, 2018

Bacoor 2018 300,000 150,000 Awarded on April 10, 2018

PROVIDED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO 17 LGUS IN THE ESTABLISHMENT/UPGRADING OF MRF

SILANG

IMUS

CARMONA

AMADEO

NOVELETA

NAIC

MARAGONDON

MAGALLANES

GENERAL TRIAS MENDEZ

GENERAL EMILIO AGUINALDO

Proposed area for MRF

ROSARIO

CAVITE CITY TERNATE

S

M

UPPORT

TO

ARKET

PROVIDED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SWM SYSTEM IN MARKETS IN

2017

LIST OF RECIPIENT LGUS

AMOUNTGRANTED

STATUS OF SWM SYSTEM IN MARKET

Imus P 200,000 Purchased shredder

Naic P 200,000 On-going implementation (SWM programs eg. IEC)

IMUS

sC

R

AFE

LOSURE &

EHABILITATION

PROGRAM

PROVIDED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO LGUS WITH CASES IN THE OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN IN THE CLOSURE AND REHABILITATION

OF OPEN DUMPSITES/CONTROLLED DUMP FACILITIES

NO. OF LGUS WITH CASE IN OMB

LIST OF LGUS STATUS

5 Silang Complying

General Trias Complying

Kawit Incomplete rehabilitation

Trece Martirez Not complying

Ternate Abandoned dumpsite

BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER

SILANG

PROVIDED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO LGUS WITH CASES IN THE OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN IN THE CLOSURE AND REHABILITATION

OF OPEN DUMPSITES/CONTROLLED DUMP FACILITIES

GENERAL TRIAS

BEFORE AFTER

BEFORE AFTER PRESENT

KAWIT

TRECE MARTIRES CITY

TERNATE

PROVIDED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE CLOSURE AND REHABILITATION OF OPEN / CONTROLLED DUMPED FACILITIES

LIST OF LGUS YEAR GRANTED AMOUNT GRANTED STATUS OF OD / CDF

Cavite City 2016 P 6.708,539.65Open dumpsite closed, partially rehabilitated; For bidding

process of remaining wastes; Downloaded funds completed

Maragondon 2016 P 8,112,432.36Open dumpsite closed; On-going rehabilitation

Naic 2016 P 5,175,900.00Open dumpsite closed; On-going rehabilitation

Magallanes 2016 P 282,000.00Open dumpsite closed and rehabilitated

Alfonso 2018 P 2,310,764.00 Open dumpsite closed; Financial assistance just awarded

Amadeo 2018 P 1,283,764.00 Open dumpsite closed; Financial assistance just awarded

Mendez 2018 P 2,895,769.67 Open dumpsite closed; Financial assistance just awarded

GMA 2017 P 10,000,000.00Open dumpsite closed; On-going rehabilitation

Silang 2017 P 10,000,000.00Open dumpsite closed; On-going rehabilitation

PROVIDED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE CLOSURE AND REHABILITATION OF OPEN / CONTROLLED DUMPED FACILITIES

CAVITE CITYMARAGONDON

NAIC MAGALLANES

AMADEO

MENDEZ

GENERAL MARIANO ALVAREZ

SILANG

N

E

P

ATIONAL

CO-SAVERS

ROGRAM

NATIONAL ECO-SAVERS PROGRAM (NEP)

YEAR GRANTEDNO OF

RECIPIENTSCHOOLS

AMOUNT GRANTED

LGUS AND ACADEME

STATUS OF NEP

2017 1 P 25,000.00 MendezAwarded to LGU

last 2017

2017 1 P 25,000.00 Cavite City

On-going implementation

(SWM program eg. IEC, procurement of

trash bins)

WASTE DIVERSION OF CAVITE PROVINCE[based on 10-yr plan (2014-2015) of 20 LGUs]

CAVITEWASTE

GENERATIONN (tons per day)

%

Estimated diversion rate based on 2017

inspection reports (tons

per day)

% DIVERSIONRATE

Biodegradable wastes

494 50 247 25

Recyclables wastes

151 15 76 8

Residual wastes 332 34

Special wastes 9 1

TOTAL 986 100 323 33