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Roles and Responsibilities of Stakeholders – Cebu (2009) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ shared their information. Mantech, although based in Mandaue, serves commercial establishments in Cebu. Government In the same light, President Arroyo signed the Executive Order 774 -Reorganizing the Presidential Task Force on Climate Change (PTFCC) on December 26, 2008. E.O. 774 required 50% reduction in solid waste generation for the next six months. E.O. 774 identified the DENR to lead a SWM Task Group and enjoined all local governments to fully implement the law on solid waste management. 5 Government agencies, from the NSWMC down to the local SWM boards, are mandated to conduct trainings, seminars, release publications and tri-media materials and conduct information and enforcement activities to encourage various sectors to participate in solid waste management. One of such programs is the Zero Basura Campaign. Zero Basura Olympics Philippine Garbology Marathon 2008 6 ZBO was initiated to mobilize participation of different sectors and to encourage LGUs to comply with RA 9003. It will be a nationwide contest that will involve not only the LGU but different sectors as well. Its objectives are as follows: 1. To promote multi-stakeholder cooperation to attain and sustain ESWM Programs at the LGU-wide level 2. To assist LGUs in the formulation and implementation of an effective and doable ESWM program through a social mobilization program 3. To identify, validate, document and recognize different stakeholders and LGUs successfully implementing ESWM Programs 4. To highlight and recognize novel and creative ESWM approaches that can serve as models for other LGUs to learn from 5. To develop a self-monitoring system for LGUs to track and benchmark compliances with RA 9003 and incorporate the same in DILG's Local Government Performance Measurement System (LGPMS). The three categories for LGU contestants are based on the IRA allotment to facilitate an evenhanded evaluation among LGUs within the same income levels. The first category is the Highly 5 “E.O. 774”, May 15, 2009, 6 Zero Basura Olympics Philippine Garbology Marathon 2008, July 18, 2009 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Extracted from the report “Converting Waste Plastics to Fuels – Baseline Study Project. Activity II-2: Assessment of Plastic Waste Management Systems and Practices - A. Cebu City, Philippines”
Roles and Responsibilities of Stakeholders – Cebu (2009) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Urbanized and Component Cities, second is the First to Third Class Municipalities and last is the Fourth to Sixth Class Municipalities. The winners will be awarded in August 2009. Intensifying Zero Basura campaign 7 President Arroyo recently directed the PTFCC to intensify the Zero Basura Campaign and called on LGUs to set up MRFs at the barangay level. She informed local officials present during the briefing that compared to open dump site and sanitary land fills, the MRF is the best alternative solution to mitigate climate change. She also asked the DENR to assist municipal and city governments in financing the establishment of MRF's in their areas of jurisdiction. At the briefing, Undersecretary Geroche informed the President that the DENR is ready to provide a cash grant equivalent of 20 percent up to 50 percent of the total expenses needed for the establishment of MRF at the barangay level. He said each MRF is worth P183,000.00 Cebu City, however, is no longer qualified for this subsidy since it is a chartered city and not qualified for the released Php 100 million to the provincial government for the SWM programs of component cities and municipalities. SWM MOA among Cebu LGUs 8 Another approach to intensify involvement of different sectors in SWM is the MOA entered into by 51 mayors of Cebu LGUS in July for a joint implementation of SWM called Disposal of Garbage and Waste Enforcement for Nature (D’GWEN) and Vermiculture Composting Programs, the initiative is a collaboration among LGUs for a systematic garbage recycling and composting program. Provincial Governor Gwendolyn Garcia said the provincial government will support the LGUs, especially the barangays, by giving capital assistance for garbage reduction and segregation programs. The provincial government will provide P15,000.00 to each barangay, to be taken from the Php 100 million seed money President Arroyo allotted to the provincial government for SWM. Each barangay and town will have their own account with the Development Bank of the Philippines and will be issued individual ledgers. DBP will help monitor the accounts. Revenues from the program are not allowed to be used for at least a year. Under the agreement, the towns will purchase recycled materials from the barangays and the province, in turn, will buy recycled materials from the towns. 7 PGMA to PTFCC: Intensify the Zero Basura Campaign Friday, 14 August 2009 8 Cebu Mayors ink joint agreement for solid waste management By MARS. W. MOSQUEDA JR. July 23, 2009, 7:16pm ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Extracted from the report “Converting Waste Plastics to Fuels – Baseline Study Project. Activity II-2: Assessment of Plastic Waste Management Systems and Practices - A. Cebu City, Philippines”
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