ADOPT-AN-ESTERO/WATER BODY 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

Private Sector Partner with Logo: AMKOR Technology Phils., Inc. Address: Km 22 East Service Road, Special Economic Zone South Superhighway, Cupang, Muntinlupa City

Contact Person(s): Jaesung Kwak – President Contact Number / email address: 632.850.7000 Adopted Water Body (see attach map): Palico Creek Length of water body: 1.6km Geographic Position (Coordinates) of water body:

1. Upstream : N 14º 25’ 27.09” / E 121º 01’ 58.74” 2. Downstream : N 14º 25’ 29.92” / E 121º 03’ 05.60”

Barangays Covered:

1. Brgy Buli 2. Brgy. Cupang Muntinlupa City

Presence of Materials Recovery Facility/ Systems in the Barangay(s): Five (5) hectares of land at NBP Reservation Area Material Recovery Facility. Other Project Partners:

1. LGU of Muntinlupa City 2. Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA)

I. Background

Amkor is one of the world’s largest providers of contract semiconductor assembly and test services. Founded in 1968, Amkor pioneered the outsourcing of IC assembly and test and is now a strategic manufacturing partner for more than 200 of the world’s leading semiconductor companies and electronics OEMs. Date of MOA signing: 4 March 2011. Duration of the Partnership: Three (3) years

II. Responsibilities (of the Donor-Partner)

1. Assist in the information and education campaigns and community mobilization activities of the DENR and Muntinlupa City Government, to foster harmonious relations with, and solicit the community participation, cooperation, and support, for the program;

2. Assist the DENR in training community leaders in (a) solid waste management and

(b) mobilizing their fellow residents to implement the Palico Creek Environmental Improvement Program; and

3. Coordinate with local government units, relevant government agencies, advocacy partners, and the affected communities in order to streamline efforts and ensure the smooth flow of the program.

III. Summary Reports of Efforts [Narrative discussion, and before and after photos (in jpeg format, resolution not lower than 100 pixels) on the same site with caption(s)].

A. Reports of Efforts (Donor-Partners): No Updated Report Submitted Yet A.1. Activities

i. Photo of the Adopted Water Body (Before and After with identified dates):

ii. Water Quality Monitoring Results (if any): None were Reported iii. Installation of Engineering Interventions, if any, (trash traps, etc.) with volumes of garbage taken out, etc.: None were Reported iv. Dredging and Desilting: June 01, 2012

AMKOR in cooperation with Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) conducted a dredging operation at the mouth of Laguna Lake on June 1, 2012)

. Before After

Before After

v. Solid Waste Management Program:

1. Barangay Material Recovery Facility / System:

Five (5) hectares of land at NBP Reservation Area for Muntinlupa Material

Recovery Facility.

2. Segregation, Composting, and Segregated Collection Activities

3. Others: Sangguniang Panlunsod of Muntinlupa City passed City Ordinance

No.10-109 prohibiting the use of plastic bags on dry goods, regulating its

utilization on wet goods and prohibiting the use of Styrofoam/stryphor on

January 18, 2010.

iv. Community Mobilization:

1. Clean-up activities: June 01, 2012

AMKOR conducted a clean-up activity at the mouth of Laguna Lake Station on June 01. 2012, as part of their corporate social responsibility and commitment to “Adopt-an-Estero / Water Body Program” of the DENR. Some personnel of Lake Management Office of Muntinlupa City, Bantay Lawa, Barangay Buli and Cupang Volunteers, AMKOR Team members and EHSMS Council Champs participated in the said activity.

2. Information and Education Campaign

2.1. Training/Seminar AMKOR in cooperation with National Solid Waste Commission - Secretariat (NSWC) conducted Solid waste Management Training on the same day (June 1, 2012) at Barangay Buli, Muntinlupa City.

2.2. Streamers AMKOR also uses streamers in its IEC campaigns.

2.3. Pamphlets Pamphlets and newsletters were also used in its IEC campaigns.

v. Livelihood/Enterprise Development (e.g. Vermicomposting): None were Reported

vi. Other interventions, if any (greening, coco matting, riprapping): No were Reported

vii. Organization of River Management Council (or its equivalent) and the regular conduct (Quarterly at the minimum) of meetings. None were Reported

A.2. Good Practices, Lessons Learned, and Challenges: None were Reported A.3. Next Steps (Plan of Action): None were Reported B. Reports of Efforts (EMB-NCR)

Water quality monitoring was conducted on March 21, 2012. No laboratory result yet as of this time.

i. Photo of the Adopted Water Body (Before and After with identified dates): Near Railroad Station (Western side)

Before (02 June 2011) After (03 November 2011)

16 April 2012 06 June 2012

04 July 2012

Near Railroad Station (Eastern side)

Before (02 June 2011) After (03 November 2011)

16 April 2012 06 June 2012

04 July 2012

Near Mouth of the Lake Outfall Station

Before (02 June 2011) After (03 November 2011)

March 21, 2012 (Photo taken near the mouth)

16 April 2012 (Photo taken near the mouth)

06 June 2012 (Photo taken near the mouth)

04 July 2012 (Photo taken near the mouth)

ii. Water Quality Monitoring Results

Monthly Monitoring Data

Creek Baseline Nov-11 Q1 Ave 2012

Q2 Ave 2012

Q3 Ave 2012

Q4 Ave 2012

**pH 8.98 8.42 7.97 6.58 5.70 7.71

DO, mg/L 3 3 1 0.5 2.45 0.7

**Temperature, C * 26.25 29.085 29.21 26.66 30.36

**TDS, g/L * 0.802 0.652 5.469 0.383 0.571

**Turbidity, NTU * 42.8 25.39 70.87 100.20 29.60

**Salinity, ppt * 0.7 0.5 0.7 0.3 0.5

**Conductivity, mS/cm * 1.270 1.019 1.78 0.595 0.891

BOD , mg/L 50 83 30 44 19 18

TSS, mg/L 30 50 30 35 20 20

O & G, mg/L 6.8 5.5 3.2 3.3 7.1 2.1

Phosphate, mg/L 29.0 15.2 11.22 11.65 7.50 8.3

Nitrate, mg/L * 10 8.26 9.03 8.75 8.6

Total Coliform, MPN/100mL

4395452

2.94E+08 31304952 * * *

Ammonia 6.30 * * * * *

Baseline Data (2 June 2011)

Note: *No Data Note: **In-situ Data

Standard

VI. Map of the Adopted Water Body Palico Creek

Palico Creek

Laguna de Bay

Palico Creek

Laguna de Bay