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14The ISWMP in the context of the L-EPM also improved the relationshipsbetween the LGU and the community. Communication was provided avenuethrough the BEHB and the community organizers who represent the barangaycouncil. Information drives as part of their IEC allowed the council a more handsonapproach to their community. The project also created linkages between andamong the barangay council, the government and non government agencies aswell as the business sector.GUSA KABULAKAN FESTIVAL FAIRYOver the past years since the ISWMPofficial implementation, the project coregroup learned the value of selfsufficiency. As was the BSSPD motto,“Kung dili karun kanus-a man? Kungdili kita kinsa man?”(If not now, when?If not us, who?) It was this urge toimprove the larger community’s qualityof life that followed them through theirgoals despite the problemsencountered. They relied on their owninitiatives in overcoming challenges.Moreover, a key activity that realized segregation at source was theclustering of households per purok. Each cluster of 25 households are organizedwith its own set of officers. Implementing the policies and pursuing theordinances were made certain even in a large barangay as Gusa because clusterofficers managed their immediate vicinity.On hindsight, a similar project on solid waste management was provenbeneficial and lucrative in the past. With reference to barangay Linamon’s BasuraAtras Linamon Abante sa Kalamboan (BALAK) project, it was standard in termsof 1.) teamwork LGU officials, barangay officials, and employees, 2.) strongpolitical will of the municipal mayor, and 3.)IEC or project advocacy. Similarly, theGusa ISWMP showed excellence in the aspects of leadership, teamwork, andinformation dissemination-all of which are highly recommended values forreplication.Summarily, the ISWMP of Gusa is exemplary in their effective use of theIEC to earn the community’s approval and support of the project. The success oftheir MRF and allotment garden is also largely attributed to the firmimplementation of their policies regarding segregation and collection. Only withthe community’s appreciation of the advantages of these policies and theirunderstanding of the project goals and its implications on environment and livingconditions can the project be implemented properly.
15Appendix ASample flyerRA 9003Integrated Solid Waste ManagementBASURAAmomahon, PalanggaonMag-segregate!!!1. MALATA (biodegradable)• Pan-os nga pagkaon• Mga dahon, sanga sa kahoy, bulak, gamut• Mga hinugasan ug tinae sa isda• Panit sa prutas o utanon• Alukabhang sa itlog o kinhason• Hugaw sa hayop2. MAHIMONG I-RECYCLE O GAMITON PAG-USAB(Recyclables/Reusable)• Papel o karton• Puthaw• Botelya• Ceramics nga bulak• Lata o tin cans• Tetrapacks• Plastic containers• Sachets, aluminum foil packaging3. WALA NAY GAMIT O WALAY PULOS ( Residuals)• Baterya• Sanitary napkins o diapers• Panaptong hugaw o trapo• Bulb• Mga daot nga appliances• Spray canisters• Mga lata sa pintal, insecticide, hilo, etc.• Makahilo nga basura
Page 4: LICEO DE CAGAYAN UNIVERSITYRodolfo
Page 8: FOREWORDThe implementation of the I
Page 11 and 12: 1ISWMP in a Nut ShellA replication
Page 13 and 14: 3good governance in managing the MR
Page 15 and 16: 5On a broader level, the LGU of Gus
Page 17 and 18: 7government resources for project i
Page 19 and 20: 9SPREADING THE WORD ONSOLID WASTEMA
Page 21 and 22: 11the barangay hall. Resources were
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Page 27 and 28: 17Appendix CDetailed Action Plan fo
Page 29 and 30: 19Appendix DBarangay Self Sufficien
Page 31 and 32: 21Waste SegregationConsultation:1.
Page 33 and 34: 23Consultation:1. health andsanitat
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