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SAN FERNANDO CITYINTEGRATED SOLID

WASTE MANAGEMENT

SAN FERNANDO CITYSAN FERNANDO CITYINTEGRATED SOLID INTEGRATED SOLID

WASTE MANAGEMENTWASTE MANAGEMENTBy: Mary Jane C. Ortega

City MayorSan Fernando City, La Union, Philippines

By: Mary Jane C. OrtegaBy: Mary Jane C. OrtegaCity MayorCity Mayor

San Fernando City, La Union, PhilippinesSan Fernando City, La Union, Philippines

The Philippinesin the Asia Pacific Region

San Fernando CitySan Fernando Cityin the Province of La Unionin the Province of La Union

Place of scenic spots…

Home of hard working people…

LA UNION

City Basic Profile City Basic Profile ((As of January 2007)As of January 2007)

Total PopulationTotal Population :119,322:119,322Total Daily visitorsTotal Daily visitors : 50 : 50 –– 80,00080,000Total No. of HousesTotal No. of Houses :18,650:18,650Total No. of HouseholdTotal No. of Household :25,399:25,399Total Land AreaTotal Land Area :10,526 has:10,526 hasTotal No. of Total No. of BarangaysBarangays/villages: 59/villages: 59Urban Urban BarangaysBarangays : 24: 24Rural Rural BarangaysBarangays : 35: 35

THE VISIONTHE VISION“The Botanical Garden City –

a healthy city and the springboard for regional progress”“The Botanical Garden City –

a healthy city and the springboard for regional progress”

The City of San Fernando wants to be known as an environment-conscious place.

The Botanical Garden symbolizes the city’s recognition that it wants to be known as a clean and green city.

The City of San Fernando wants to be known as an environment-conscious place.

The Botanical Garden symbolizes the city’s recognition that it wants to be known as a clean and green city.

A CITY THAT EVERYBODY WANTS TO LIVE AND WORK IN

A CITY THAT EVERYBODY WANTS TO LIVE AND WORK IN

Inclusive Dates Type of Waste Disposal Location

1960 to 1997 Open garbage dumping Canaoay

1997 to June 1998 Open garbage dumping Mameltac

July 1998 to 2005 Covered controlled dumpsite Mameltac

October 2005 to date Construction of engineered landfill Mameltac

The present landfill was acquired by the Municipal Government under then Mayor Hon. Justo O. Orros, Jr. and the development including the buildings were funded by the US AID -since we were then the host to the Wallace Air Base, part of the US Bases. This was a project in 1983 during the Marcos administration, and in 1986, the facilities were turned over to the LGU but without the needed components. It was only in 1997 when the site was used as an alternative to the old site, which is near the airport.

* Recycling was not practiced at source, but we have 20 waste pickers who are under a contractor, the barangay captain of the host barangay.

•Waste segregation is encouraged by the present administration through an educational drive and by having two garbage containers ‘BIODEGRADABLE’ and ‘NON-BIODEGRADABLE’.

•Barangay MRF clusters are emphasized (Barangays Lingsat, Pagdaraoan, Carlatan and Dalumpinas Oeste)

•Association of Ecosan and MRF

• 7 Barangay trucks and 3 tricycles

Brief History

SWM PROFILE

Engineered Landfill Project ( Clay Liner Technology)Engineered Landfill Project ( Clay Liner Technology)

9.8 has. landfill facility with the following features:

a. 3 cells ( good for 15 years )b. leachate collection systemc. wastewater treatment systemd. material recovery facilitye. low cost liner facility

Layout of Synthetic ClothAnd Gravel Fill

South Cell Leachate Collection South Cell Leachate Collection System System

Surface Water Management

Installation of New Monitoring Wells

City SWM Major Projects/Initiatives

Earthworks and Applicationof Clay Liner


Waste Analysis and Characterization Survey (WACS)Waste Analysis and Characterization Survey (WACS)OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY:OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY:

To determine the total weight and volume of waste disposed per dTo determine the total weight and volume of waste disposed per day.ay.To verify the composition of waste materials being disposed per To verify the composition of waste materials being disposed per daydayTo determine the actual value of the 30% required diversionTo determine the actual value of the 30% required diversionTo identify the kind of waste for diversion from the disposal faTo identify the kind of waste for diversion from the disposal facilitycilityTo recommend specific diversion strategies, technologies and praTo recommend specific diversion strategies, technologies and practices to be employedctices to be employed

Total Waste Composition Percentage

BiodegradableRecyclablesResidualSpecial Waste

Biodegradable – 72.6%

Recyclables – 5.8%

Residual – 20.6%

Special waste – 0.9%

Total Waste/Day (Tons)

BiodegrableRecyclablesResidualSpecial Waste

Total waste/day 42.387 TPD

72.6% biodegradable 30.77 TPD

5.8% recyclables 2.45 TPD

20.6% residual 8.901 TPD

0.9% % special waste 0.3815 TPD

Counter parting schemes on trucks (21, 000.00 each truck per Counter parting schemes on trucks (21, 000.00 each truck per barangay)barangay)Segregated collection Segregated collection Garbage fee collection (30.00per household per month)Garbage fee collection (30.00per household per month)Barangay SWM BrigadesBarangay SWM BrigadesCapacity building and IECCapacity building and IECBarangay Clustering (5 clusters, soon to open)Barangay Clustering (5 clusters, soon to open)

BarangayBarangay Garbage Collection and Garbage Collection and CounterpartingCounterparting


BarangayBarangay/ Village/ Village--based Materials Recovery Facilitybased Materials Recovery Facility1. 1. BarangayBarangay LingsatLingsat

LingsatLingsat (2004) (2004) LingsatLingsat Individual MRF (National Individual MRF (National AwardeeAwardee for for BarangayBarangay SWM) SWM) LingsatLingsat Cluster ( 2006 ) Cluster ( 2006 ) LingsatLingsat, , CarlatanCarlatan, , BangkusayBangkusay, , PagdaraoanPagdaraoanand and DalumpinasDalumpinas EsteEste and and DalumpinasDalumpinas OesteOeste

2. 2. BrgyBrgy. San Agustin. San AgustinEstablishment of Materials Recovery Facility in Barangay San Establishment of Materials Recovery Facility in Barangay San Agustin. Composting equipment acquired through the assistance ofAgustin. Composting equipment acquired through the assistance ofPBSP and World BankPBSP and World BankTricycle Collection SystemTricycle Collection System

3. 3. BrgyBrgy. . DallangayanDallangayan OesteOesteDallangayanDallangayan OesteOeste with the assistance of the City Government with the assistance of the City Government established its established its barangaybarangay--based Materials Recovery Facility (above). based Materials Recovery Facility (above). It serves as secondaryIt serves as secondary--segregation point of the segregation point of the barangaybarangay..

••Wastes collected were mostly plastics, plant materials (leaves/tWastes collected were mostly plastics, plant materials (leaves/twigs)wigs)One (1) tiklis weighs 10One (1) tiklis weighs 10--15 kgs.15 kgs.


Canal / Canal / EsteroEstero DredgingDredging

Coastal and Creek CleanCoastal and Creek Clean--upsups

Lectures on SWM Lectures on SWM Annual Evaluation of Clean and Green SchoolAnnual Evaluation of Clean and Green School


--Integration of Solid Waste Management to SchoolsIntegration of Solid Waste Management to Schools

--SchoolSchool--based Solid Waste Management Programsbased Solid Waste Management Programs

Mameltac Community School produces their organic fertilizer using the rotating drum

Waste segregation containers of Catbangen Central School

TheThe“ “ Basura’yBasura’y IpuninIpunin, , Bata’yBata’yKalinganinKalinganin”” Program of South Program of South Central School aims to help Central School aims to help the education of some the education of some marginalized pupils through marginalized pupils through the recovery/sale of recyclable the recovery/sale of recyclable materialsmaterials

In In DalumpinasDalumpinas Community Community School wastes materials School wastes materials such as tetra packs, such as tetra packs, wrappers and other plastic wrappers and other plastic materials were made into materials were made into novelty items (penholders, novelty items (penholders, dividers, bags etc.)dividers, bags etc.)

--City Offices SWM PracticesCity Offices SWM PracticesThe City of San Fernando uses The City of San Fernando uses different waste segregation different waste segregation receptacles in managing its receptacles in managing its wastes: concrete receptacles, wastes: concrete receptacles, plastic receptacles with labels, plastic receptacles with labels, bamboo crates (tiklis), mini bamboo crates (tiklis), mini MRFMRF……


--Solid Waste Management IEC PlanSolid Waste Management IEC Plan

--Solid Waste Management Summit and Action PlanningSolid Waste Management Summit and Action Planning

--BarangayBarangay Integrated Solid Waste Management OrdinanceIntegrated Solid Waste Management Ordinance

--Garbage Collection System, ReGarbage Collection System, Re--routing and Schedulerouting and Schedule

--Personnel SafetyPersonnel SafetyProvision of uniforms to Garbage Collection, Street Sweeping andProvision of uniforms to Garbage Collection, Street Sweeping and Parks and Public Parks and Public Utilities UnitsUtilities UnitsProvision of masks, gloves, rubber bootsProvision of masks, gloves, rubber bootsGarbage trucks are provided with shovels and fork.Garbage trucks are provided with shovels and fork.

--Additional Garbage TrucksAdditional Garbage Trucks

City Clean and Green Programs

--Clean Air ProgramClean Air Program

--Coastal Resources Management ProgramCoastal Resources Management Program

--ReRe--greening and Forest Resource Management Programgreening and Forest Resource Management Program

--Water and Sanitation ProgramWater and Sanitation Program

•• 3030-- hectare KASAY Marine Protected Area hectare KASAY Marine Protected Area •• Sea urchin GrowSea urchin Grow--out Cultureout Culture•• Mangrove Rehabilitation and Mangrove Rehabilitation and CarlatanCarlatan Creek ManagementCreek Management•• Coastal Resources Governance and Law EnforcementCoastal Resources Governance and Law Enforcement•• Marine Protected Area at Marine Protected Area at BarangaysBarangays PoroPoro and and LingsatLingsat (on process)(on process)•• Coastal CleanCoastal Clean--up and Coconut Planting Activitiesup and Coconut Planting Activities•• EcowatchEcowatch BeachshedBeachshed Project Project

One Million Tree ProjectOne Million Tree ProjectNaguilianNaguilian River Basin Development Project (NRBDP)River Basin Development Project (NRBDP)Satellite Nurseries establishmentSatellite Nurseries establishmentComprehensive Tree Parenting ProgramComprehensive Tree Parenting Program2020--hectare Bamboo Plantationhectare Bamboo Plantation

Ecological Sanitation (Ecological Sanitation (EcoSanEcoSan) Project) Project

--Environmental GovernanceEnvironmental GovernanceCity Environment CodeCity Environment Code • City Sanitation Code• City Sanitation CodeCity SWM OrdinanceCity SWM Ordinance • Environmental• Environmental

CitizenshipCitizenship

United Nations Climate Change Conference

Active Member in the following:

International Partners

SWM JINGLEDon’t dispose any time that still has value

Recycle… Reuse…

Set aside for compose use

Reduce waste and trash

(Chorus)

Segregate… take a look

The non-biodegradable from the biodegradable waste

must be separated

A stable environment, nature and society

Lead to a victorious home and country

Let us advocate for a

Clean and Green Community

Agay-ayat kadakayoamin, Agyaman

kami Apo!!!

AgayAgay--ayatayat kadakayokadakayoaminamin, , AgyamanAgyaman

kamikami ApoApo!!!!!!

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