Community Based Solid

Waste Management

(Schools/Academe’s Involvement)

St. Theresa’s College experience

STC’s: Save A River Project

CEBU ACADEME NETWORKADOPT-A-RIVER PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CEBU CITY RIVERS MANAGEMENT COUNCIL

1. STC 2. USPF 3. UP 4. Velez College 5. USC 6. CITU 7. UV 8. SWU 9. CDU 10. UC 11. CNU

River mapping Solid waste management Illegal settlers Flooding Health Hazard

CNU • Impacts of Waste Disposal

Practices and Water Utilization of Riverside Dwellers on Physicochemical and Microbiological Properties of Butuanon River, Central Visayas

• Proponents: Jay P. Picardal, Anelyn P. Bendoy,

• Joyce R. Calumba and Mario Marababol

• disposal practices: good, • 75% of households and 71% of

their neighbors still dump plastic waste while 6.7% dispose human waste to the river

• few respondents utilized the river for most of their daily activities

• Butuanon river is polluted as evidenced by low DO and a very high BOD and COD

• Butuanon river is not fit for either animal or human consumption because of its abnormally high coliform concentration

• although some of the diseases were linked to the dirty river water and the air that comes from it, the present study cannot conclude that pathogens that caused these diseases come from the dirty water of Butuanon river.

UP: Water Quallity Assessment of Lahug River

• Among the parameters, DO, BOD, FC and TC were not in compliance with the DENR standard.

• Natural and anthropogenic activities are the main sources of pollution in the river.

USC: Physico-chemical Evaluation and Toxicity Risk Assessment of Butuanon, Guadalupe and Mahiga Rivers of Cebu City, Philippines

• Velez College Proposed Mitigating

Measures Proper drainaged

system Community based

solid waste management program

River wall repair

Framework:

Instruction

Research

(NSTP)

Community Involvement

NSTP ...... as a class initiated project

Encounter wd Dr. Takaura

STC maintenance personnel

STC-ISWM Goal: Adoption & Implementation of the Cebu City Solid Waste Management Program (SWMP) Objective: To spearhead the adaption of Cebu City’s SWMP into an institution-wide STC SWMP.

Tasks Activities Status

1. Orientation of stakeholders

•Preparation of modules •Trainers Training on Solid Waste Management

Done Done

2. Implementation of Takakura composting

•Establishment of Takakura Compost Center •Maintenance of Takakura composting

Maintenance Personnel

3. Monitoring of the SWMP

•Ongoing formulation of evaluation tool

Done Evaluation tool formulated

ACTIVITIES RESOURCES UTILIZED

TIMELINE ACTUAL LEVEL OF ACCOMPLISHMENT

Trainers Training on Solid Waste Management Maintenance Personnel

P1,500.00 CIP budget For snacks & Token of facilitators LCD & Laptop GS-MPR Takakura seed compost (c/o Cebu City Government)

April 30,2011

Availability of Training module 100% attendance of maintenance Personnel & Head (Mrs. Cuenco) Availability of funding support from Cebu City Government (Takakura seed compost)

ACTIVITIES RESOURCES UTILIZED TIMELINE ACTUAL LEVEL OF ACCOMPLISHMENT

Trainers Training on Solid Waste Management Grade School Faculty & Staff

Canteen Concessionaires

H.S Faculty & Staff & NSTP students

P3,000.00 budget from CIP (Snacks, Materials & Token) LCD & Laptop AVRTakakura seed compsot (c/o Cebu City Government) Snacks & Token c/o Sr. Tess Prep Canteen In house speaker ( Lesly, Virgelio & Henry) Takakura seed compost (c/o Cebu City Government) P3 000 00 budget from CIP

May 21,2011 June 4,2011 July 16,2011

92% attendance of GS Faculty & Staff 100% attendance of Canteen concessionaires 29% attendance of H.S Faculty & Staff 94% attendance of NSTP students

ACTIVITIES RESOURCES UTILIZED

TIMELINE ACTUAL LEVEL OF ACCOMPLISHMENT

Trainers Training on Solid Waste Management

College students

College faculty & institutional staff Partner communities (Dignos, Gonzales, Riverside & Redemptorist Health workers)

P1,500.00 CIP budget For snacks & Token of facilitators LCD & Laptop GS-MPR Takakura seed compost (c/o Cebu City Government) -do- IEC Materials Tarpaulins ( P1,800.00 – SAP budget)

August 3,2011 August 31,2011 Sept. 21,2011 & October 13,2011

90% attendance of College students (ABMC,Psyc, & Social Work from 2nd year – 4th year. 70% attendance of College faculty & institutional staff 70% attendance of the partners Tapped STC students, faculty & staff as trainors for the partner communities Production of IEC materials

ACTIVITIES RESOURCES UTILIZED

TIMELINE ACTUAL LEVEL OF ACCOMPLISHMENT

Actual Implementation and maintenance of the Takakura composting in STC

Takakura Composting Center -Stucture -Seed Compost c/o Cebu City Government & Sr. Tess

July 20,2011 Provided in house fertilizer Sold fertilizer at P20.00/kilo – income deposited at the acctg. Office amounting to ____ First Harvest 20 sacks Second Harvest 20 sacks

Prepare Evaluation tool

Existing research on ESWMP CIP sample evaluation tool

October 15,2011 Formulated evaluation tool to be administer Nov. 20,2011 after all the orientation.

EVIDENCES/PROOFS OF COMPLETION

Orientation of all STC stakeholders

Takakura Composting

For sale: P20.00/ KIlo

Capacity Building and Training Orientations of STC Stakeholders

Canteen concessionaires students

STUDENT S FACULTY AND STAFF

Establishment of Physical Plant (Materials Recovery Facility, Takakura Compost Center )

Near the grade school canteen Near Sentro sa Katilingban

Social Marketing

IEC Materials

Product

Public and Private Partnership

Implementation

Garbage bins labeled as non-biodegradable (di-malata), biodegradable(malata) and recyclables

Expenses

Capacity Building/Training

P20,000.00

Physical Plant(MRF and Takakura Compost Center)

P24,940.00

Cost and Benefit Analysis

Total: P44,940.00

Income

Recyclables P30,000.00-50,000.00/year (estimate)

TOF Sales P25,000.00/ year

After 2 years

Sharing Information with Others

STC

Brgy. Camputhaw

Brgy. Lorega

Redemptorist Parish

Brgy. Budlaan

Exposure visits (NGO’s,PO’s & Industry)

Reduced volume of garbage thrown into the dumpsite.

Learning

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2010 2011

garbage bags usedamount

Number and amount of garbage bags used weekly.

*There is a decrease of 13 bags per week equivalent to P130. Annually the school can save up to P6, 240.

Takakura Organic Fertilizer provides fertilizer for the school.

The school generated a certain

amount from TOF.

Dissemination of information be effectively maintained, monitored and evaluated.

Garbage bins be artistically and

attractively designed in strategic places.

Suggestions / Recommendations

The TOF be advertised for wider dissemination.

To care for Mother Earth is a MUST –

DO for STC Community

CARE

DO OUR SHARE

AWARE FORGE

PARTNERSHIP

A THERESIAN

Declaration of STC as a GREEN CAMPUS!

School’s contribution:

Cebu City River Summit

• High potential for Repllication • Empowerment of partners • Provides opportunity for

involvement • Economic and social benefits • Sustainability is still uncertain

THANK YOU! THANK YOU!