SOLID WASTE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS MARIKINA CITY Slide 2
WASTE MANAGEMENT OFFICE- a department created by the City council
in 1995 to implement solid waste management programs. 2008 renaming
WMO to CEMO COVERAGE: 16 barangays, estimated 496,205 population,
21.5 sq. kms in area, estimated 800 cubic meters daily volume of
garbage BACKGROUND INFORMATION Slide 3 MANNER OF COLLECTION DOOR TO
DOOR ROUTES ARE FOLLOWED CODED AS TO WHERE BARANGAY A STREET IS
LOCATED FREQUENCY: 2 x/week = nabubulok 1 x/week = di-nabubulok
color coded panali is required i.e., pink for the di-nabubulok and
green for the nabubulok. Slide 4 WASTE CHARACTERIZATION As of
November 2010 Paper 16% glass 2% Metal 3% plastic 29% organic 44%
Inorganic 5% Hazardous 0.3% Special 0.7% Slide 5 WASTE DIVERSION
Recyclables recovery thru MRF and Eco Savers Program (school-based)
Segregation and delivery of all tires and rubber wastes to a cement
factory Segregation and delivery of waste coco husks and tree
cuttings to Marikina Composting Facility and to a paper mill/to
charcoal maker Reuse of demolition and construction debris as
backfilling materials Operation of Buyback center/Balik-Baterya
Operation of Barangay MRFs Separate collection and sale of used
cooking oil for diesel making Slide 6 ENFORCEMENT PENALTY FOR
IMPROPER DISPOSAL = P2,000.00 or 20-hr. community service or blood
donation PENALTY FOR UNSEGREGATED WASTES= P2,000.00 and non
collection PENALTY FOR LITTERING =P500/pc. (25% of the fine goes to
the apprehending person) PENALTY FOR BURNING GARBAGE=P2,000 A
SANITATION CITATION TICKET IS ISSUED TO A VIOLATOR. Slide 7
ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS Continuing greening programs under the Parks
Development Office Continuing development of the river park
Bikeways program 10 MLD STP by MWCI at barangay IVC Septage
management program in coordination with MWCI anti-smoke belching
operations Slide 8 ENFORCEMENT Slide 9 Slide 10 DUST-FREE MARIKINA
PROGRAM Slide 11 GARBAGE TRANSFER STATION Slide 12 BUY BACK CENTER
Slide 13 OTHER PROGRAMS Segregation, separate collection and
recovery of used cooking oil Segregation, separate collection and
recovery of used batteries Technical assistance to barangays to
help them comply with RA 9003 Air monitoring (TSP & PM10)
Organic garden Slide 14 ECO-SAVERS PROGRAM - Why Eco Savers? -We
want every participant a saver of ecological system by being aware
of sound environmental practices. - We want to enlist ecological
management practitioners from the households - We want to encourage
economic savings through recycling of garbage Slide 15 ECO-SAVERS
PASSBOOK Slide 16 ECO-DAY (SCHOOL) Slide 17 Slide 18 ECO-SAVERS
PASSBOOK Slide 19 ECO-SAVERS BUS Slide 20 REDEMPTION (SCHOOL) Slide
21 ECO-SAVERS PROGRAM SCHOOL YEAR RECYCLABLES RECOVERED (kgs.)
BOTTLES (pcs.) PESO VALUE 2004-2005324,881.12331,4671,371,317.42
2005-2006348,908.20309,1831,201,894.71
2006-2007312,012.44266,0881,421,349.10
2007-2008359,880.00268,4791,771,027.68
2008-2009383,983.32257,0701,793,479.59
2009-2010193,050.93138,428692,611.92 Slide 22 ECO-SAVERS PROGRAM
RECOVERED RECYCLABLES ( SY 2004-2010) QTY. ( kgs. / tons ) WHAT YOU
USE TO PRODUCE WHAT YOU USE WHEN RECYCLE SAVED / NOT RELEASED PAPER
985,288.03 kgs.. / 985.29 tons 16,749 mature trees 23,646,960
gallons of water 1,202,290 lbs. CO2 released 0 trees 9,928,800
gallons of water 876,650 lbs. CO2 released 16,749 mature trees
13,711,200 gallons of water 325,640 lbs. CO2 not released PLASTIC
386,759.06 kgs. / 386,76 tons 264,930.6 gallons of oil 2,233,152.24
kwh energy 0 gallon of oil 268,024.68 kwh energy 264,930.06 gallons
of oil 1,965,127.56 kwh energy BOTTLES 1,570,724 pcs. 1,570.72 tons
2,089,062.92 lbs. of sand 692,687.52 lbs. CO2 released 0 sand
1,617.84 lbs. CO2 released 2,089,062.92 lbs. of sand 691,069.68
lbs.CO2 not released Slide 23 GALING POOK AWARDEE 2007 Slide 24
MARIKINA COMPOSTING FACILITY Slide 25 BIOREACTOR Slide 26 6,000
liters Rainwater Harvesting 4 Dia. Existing Downspout 8th Storey
Marikina Sports Building (rainwater harvesting) 2 nd Flr. Toilet
Room Slide 27 RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM PARTS 7.Ceramic/ Clay
Filter Clay Filter Ceramic/Clay Filter in 20 Liter Container = 4
liters/hr. 8. Mineral Stones Slide 28 RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
5. Mineral Stone inside 6. Filter Slide 29 RAINWATER HARVESTING
SYSTEM 3. 6,000 Liters Rainwater Harvesting Module ( 6 sets - 4 x
55 Gallons P.E. Module ( 6 sets - 4 x 55 Gallons P.E. Tanks with
steel platform) Tanks with steel platform) Slide 30 RAINWATER
HARVESTING SYSTEM 2. Filter Screen 1. Rainwash Water Diverter Slide
31 RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM 5. Mineral Stone inside 6. Filter
Slide 32 Slide 33 MGA PROYEKTONG BINIGYAN NG AGARANG SOLUSYON AT
PRAYORIDAD ESTERO CANAL SQUATTERS EASEMENT Slide 34 MATAPOS
MAISAAYOS ANG MGA KANAL,ESTERO EASEMENT AT MGA ISKWATER Slide 35
ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A SEPTAGE AND SEWAGE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM IN
MARIKINA CITY NAGLUNSAD ANG PAMAHALAANG LUNGSOD NG MARIKINA NG
PROGRAMANG TODO SIPSIP BILANG PAGTUGON SA ORDINANSA NAKIPAG UGNAYAN
ANG PAMAHALAANG LUNGSOD SA MANILA WATER COMPANY UPANG MAGKAROON
LIBRENG SIPSIP NG POSO NEGRO ANG BAWAT ISTRAKTURA NA GUMAGAMIT NG
TUBIG MULA SA MANILA WATER. Slide 36 Slide 37 Ordinance 69,Section
5.1 MAINTENANCE / DESLUDGING OF SEPTIC TANKS ANG PAGPAPASIPSIP NG
POSO NEGRO KADA 3 5 TAON AY MALAKING TULONG UPANG DI MAKONTAMINA
ANG ATING ILOG AT MGA KATUBIGAN. Slide 38 PALATANDAAN NA ANG
RESIDENTE AY SUMAILALIM NA SA PROGRAMA NG TODO SIPSIP PROGRAM TODO
SIPSIP STICKER Slide 39
