2012PRF S4G4 the Manila Bay Experience Prt AB by Noel Gaerlan

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THE MANILA BAYEXPERIENCE



I. Lega l BasesII. The OPMBCS

III. Interventions• Priority• Others



LEGAL BASES

SC ORDER The mandamus ag encies are hereby orde red to c lean,rehab ilitate , and p reserve Manila Bay, and restore and ma inta in its waters to SB leve l (Class B sea waters per Water Classific a tion Tab les und er DENR Ad ministra tive Order No.

34 [1990]) to make them fit for swimming, skin-diving, and other forms of contac t rec rea tion.

DENRAO-2011-01

The DENR, through the issua nc e of Administrative Order No.

2011-01, strengthened the Manila Bay Coordinating Office (MBCO) to fac ilita te the c oo rd ination and m onitoring o f the imp lementation of the Operational Plan for the Manila Coasta l Stra tegy (OPMBCS).



Supreme Court Mandamus Agenc ies

1. Depa rtment of Interior and Loc al Government (DILG)2. Department of Educa tion (DepEd)3. Depa rtment Of Environment and Natura l Resourc es (DENR)4. Department of Health (DOH)5. Department of Agricu lture

- Burea u of Soils and Water Managem ent (DA-BSWM) and- Burea u o f Fisheries and Aqua tic Resources (DA-BFAR)

6. Department of Public Works and Highwa ys (DPWH)7. Department of Budget and Management (DBM)8. Philipp ine Coast Guard (PCG)9. Philipp ine Nationa l Polic e-Maritime Group (PNP-MG)

10. Philipp ine Ports Authority (PPA)11. Metrop olitan Manila Develop ment Authority (MMDA)12. Me tropolitan Waterworks and Sewerag e System (MWSS)13. Loc a l Water Utilities Ad ministra tion (LWUA)



The Operational Plan for the Manila Bay Coastal Strategy (OPMBCS)

Priority Foc us:

1. 50% Pollution Red uc tion by 2015

2. 25% Increase in Vegeta tive Cover

3. 100% Comp liance of All LGUs in theManila Bay Region to RA 9003

4. 100% Reloc a tion of ISFs by 2015



PRIORITY INTERVENTIONS



Water Quality Management a nd Monitoring

Pollution Reduc tion

Sep ta ge and Sanita tion Fac ilities

Esteros and Waterways Ma nagem ent/ Clea n-Up Ac tivities

I. LIQUID WASTEMANAGEMENT CLUSTER



1. Proc urement o f 2 units of Rea l-Time Water Qua lity Monitoring

Equipment

2. Enga gement of UP NHRC for

the determina tion of Tota l Maximum DailyLoad(TMDL)

I. LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT CLUSTERA. Water Quality Management a nd Monitoring



1. Inspec tion a nd monitoring of 237 ind ustriesrepresenting new industries c overed by

Environmenta l Users Fee System

2. Reduc tion o f pollution load ing from regula tedenterprises by 15%, from 7,700MTto 6,545MT

I. LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT CLUSTERB. Pollut ion Reduc tion



Study on Baseline Data forNutrient Loading fromcroplands

I. LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT CLUSTERB. Pollut ion Reduc tion



C. Sep tage and Sanita tion Fac ilities

Inspection of thecompliance of 258,354

establishments andhomes that constructwastewater treatmentfacilities/septic tanks in

178 LGUs in the ManilaBay Region.

I. LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT CLUSTER



Commerc ial Estab lishment

Wastewater Treatment Fac ilities Septic Tanks6,909 out of 21,100 (33%) 7,100 out o f 21,100 (34%)

Factories

Wastewater Treatment Fac ilities Septic Tanks

914 out of 3,866 (24%) 856 out of 3,866 (22%)Private Homes

112,506 out of 233,388 (48%)

C. Sep ta ge and Sanita tion Fac ilitiesI. LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT CLUSTER

The non compliant a re the following :



a) Conducted the National Search for Barangay withbest Sanitation Practices – (Winners: Brgy. Coloong,

Valenzuela City and Brgy. Sto. Rosario, Silangan,Pateros)

b) Monitoring of STPs and Health Care Waste

Management of 10 Hospitals in Metro Manila ontheir Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC)

C. Sep tage and Sanita tion Fac ilitiesI. LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT CLUSTER



Manila Water• 35 wastew ater trea tment p lants

(WTP)

• Tota l c apac ity of 112 ,000 cmd• 260 km of sewer network

• 102,835 households connected

• 16% Sewerage Coverage

Maynilad• 8 Sewerage Trea tment

Plants

• Tota l c apac ity o f 469,000c md

• 480 km of sewer network

• 120,000 households served

• 11% Sewerage Coverage




Manila Water

• 2 Septage Treatment Plants (SpTP)

• Total Capacity: 1.40 million liters per

day

• 92 vacuum desludging tankers


Maynilad

• 1 Septage Treatment Plant (SpTP)

• Total Capacity: 0.45 million liters

per day

• 25 vacuum desludging tankers

• 7 mobile dewatering units





ON-GOING IMPLEMENTATION OF SEPTAGEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM - In the provinces of Tarlac ,

Pampa nga, Bulac an, Nueva Ecija and Cavite in coordinat ion withthe Development Bank of the Philipp ines (DBP), Philippine WaterRevo lving Fund (PWRF) and EMB(R3 and R4A).




D. Esteros and Waterways Ma nagem ent/ Clea n-Up Ac tivities


Adopt-an-Estero Program

• Number o f EsterosCovered Within Manila Bay 28

• Number o f Partne r Companies/Organiza tions 35

• Adop ted esteros nationw ide 205



1. Dep loyment of 4 units of trashboa ts in the following a reas:

a ) 2 in NCRb) 1 in Region 3c) 1 in Reg ion 4a

2. Proc urement of trash skimmer in

2012







Estero Blitz

Sta rted in Aug ust 2011, a nd it rem oved a tota l of1,150 truckloads or 2,237.27 tonsof ga rbag e





One Day, One Bay Program

Launched last 26 November 2011 in key areas all overthe Manila Bay watershed. Subsequently, the DILGurged the other mandamus agencies to participate inthis activity.





Waterways Management

a) Dredging of 137,195 linea r meters of openwaterwaysto their designated dep th

b) Desilt ing of 13, 717 linear meterson dra inage mains

c ) Dec logging of 370, 857 linea r meters of d ra ina gelateral



II. SOLID WASTE

MANAGEMENT CLUSTER

Comp lianc e to RA 9003



II. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT CLUSTER

Complianc e to RA 9003

a) 2 out of 144 LGUs(Sta. Rosa, Laguna and Quezon City) -approved 10-year SWM plan

b) 65 out of 144 LGUs (45.14%) - segregate garbage at source

c) 58 out of 144 LGUs (40.28%)- segregated collection

d) 64 out of 144 LGUs (44.44 %) – recycled, composted,reused(MRFs)

e) 32 out of 144 LGUs (22.22%) - disposed residual waste inapproved disposal sites



a) Disposed 2,721,085.69 tons of garbage to

disposal facilities

b) Disposed 4,185.76 tons of garbage hauledfrom pumping stations

II. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT CLUSTER

Complianc e to RA 9003



III. INFORMAL SETTLERS

CLUSTER Tagg ing of Informa l Sett lers Remova l of Info rma l Sett lers/ Illega l Struc tures



III. INFORMAL SETTLERS’CLUSTER

A. Tagg ing of Informa l Sett lerS

Surveyed 65,495 informal settlers in the

Manila Bay Region

NCR – 50,642 ISFsRegion 3 – 6,819 ISFs

Region 4A – 8,034 ISFs



B. Remova l of Info rma l Sett lers/ Illega l Struc tures

Cleared about 4,695 sq. m of fish pens inBataan, and removed 21 illegalencroachments in Region 4A

III. INFORMAL SETTLERS’CLUSTER



ESTERO DE SAN MIGUEL

Before On-going

1. Provid ed fina nc ia l a ssista nc e to 150 ISFs from Estero d ePac o, Muelle dela Industria, and in Lamb ingan Bridg e

2. Re loca ted and resettled 244 re loca tees from Estero de SanMiguel, Estero de Pac o, Estero de Uli-Uli and Estero De Avilesto Gaya - Gaya , Bulacan

B. Remova l of Info rma l Sett lers/ Illega l Struc turesIII. INFORMAL SETTLERS’CLUSTER



IV. HABITAT AND

ECOSYSTEMS

MANAGEMENT CLUSTER Habita t Restora tion Law Enforc ement



IV. HABITAT AND ECOSYSTEMS MANAGEMENT CLUSTER

A. Hab ita t Resto ra tion(DENR)

Planted 4,861,311 seedlings in 6,205.17 hectareswhich is 6% higher than the 5,866 or 25% targeted

hectares in the OPMBCS in order to increase thevegetative cover in the watersheds of the Manila BayRegion (NGP)



Formulation of an Area-Based Rehabilitation Plan to priority sub-areas/rivers which include the following:

• NCR - Las Piñas, Parañaque, Navotas, Malabon, Manila andCaloocan

• Region 3 – Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, Pampanga,and Bulacan, and

• Region 4A – Rizal, Laguna and Cavite


A. Hab ita t Resto ra tion



1) Conducted 96 patrols and operations which resulted toapprehension of 172 violators

2) Industrial monitoring enforcement which resulted to issuance ofCease and Desist Order (CDO) for the three industries toconstruct wastewater treatment facilities• Club Filipino in San Juan, Metro Manila• Walter Mart in Gen. Trias, Cavite

• Hoya Leather Factory in Meycauayan, Bulacan3) Establishment of Environmental Compliance Assistance Center

for LGUs


B. Law Enforc ement



OTHER INTERVENTIONS



A. CONDUCT OF THE REGULAR MANILA BAY INTER-AGENCYMEETING (MBIAM) - A consultation meeting among mandamus agencies

on the status of the OPMBCS implementation.

B. CREATION OF THE CLUSTER TECHNICAL WORKING

GROUPS FOR OPMBCS’s IMPLEMENTATION1) Liquid Waste Management Cluster2) Solid Waste Management Cluster3) Informal Settlers Cluster

4) Habitat and Ecosystems Management Cluster



C. ESTABLISHMENT OF PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHERGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND CIVIL

SOCIETY GROUPS

• National Housing Authority(NHA)• Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA)• Philippine Fisheries Development Authority(PFDA)• League of Cities of the Philippines• League of Municipalities of the Philippines• Manila Bay SUNSET Partnership Program Incorporated

(Landbank of the Philippines, Manila Bay Yacht Club, ManilaOcean Park, Diamond Hotel, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng

Maynila, etc)



C. ESTABLISHMENT OF PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHER

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND CIVILSOCIETY GROUPS

• Sagip Ilog Pilipinas• Philippine Women University (PWU)• UP Marine Science Institute

• UP National Hydraulics Research Center• Philippine Nuclear Research Institute

D. CREATION OF PROJECT PREPARATORY TEAM FOR WATER

QUALITY MANAGEMENT FOR SHORT AND LONG TERM

DEVELOPMENT OF THE MANILA BAY REHABILITATION



THANK YOU

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