Title: Barangay Profiling and Solid Waste Situation Assessment

Objectives:

1. To discuss the role of the Barangays in the implementation of RA 9003

2. To gather Barangay profile and its current solid waste situation
3. To identify solid waste management and related issues of Barangays and how
they can address them
4. To provide an understanding of the Barangay’s role in the implementation of RA
9003

Session Flow:

1. The Facilitator will discuss the salient features of RA 9003 emphasizing the role
of Barangays in the implementation of RA 9003 and basic requirements on the
operation of MRF/MRS.

2. The Facilitator will present the Barangay Datasheet and its importance to the
overall SWM planning of the Barangay.

3. The Facilitator will discuss and explain each item in the Barangay Datasheet.

4. Barangays will be asked to fill up the Barangay Datasheet. This will be their
basis for the discussion.

5. The Facilitator will ask volunteer/s from the Barangays to discuss their
Barangay Datasheet.

6. An open forum will be conducted. The Facilitator will assess the issues and
problems presented and a possible solution and suggestions will be shared to
the Barangays.

Summary Statement: We are part of the problem. Therefore, we need to be part of the
solution. But identifying the appropriate solution comes from good understanding or
reading of the situation.
 Barangay Datasheet – Current and Future Solid Waste Management Implementation of Barangays

Name of Barangay: Barangay Tolosa

Classification (Urban/Urbanizing/Rural): Urban
With Coastal Area (Yes /No): YES
The population of the Barangay: Male: Female:
Land area:
Geographic Coordinates:
Name of Barangay Chairperson: Hon. Shalimar B. Lagare
Name of SWM in charge: Hon. Christian Angelo M. Ramos Designation: SK Chairperson Date Accomplished: February 29,
2024

PART I.
CURRENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN THE BARANGAY
SWM Implementation Answer

Location Dimension Types and quantity Status of With Name of

of MRF (LxWxH) of waste received Operation Recording? MRF
in meters (ex. Biodegradable – 10 (operational, (Yes/No) in-charge
kg/day) not
operational,
for
construction)
1. How many MRFs are Purok – 6 10 x 5 x 5  Biodegradable - Operational YES Roger
established in the Barangay? Paradise,  Recyclable - Clemenia
Barangay  Residual -
(Write name of Purok or Sitio)
Tolosa  Special Waste -

2. Estimated Volume of waste Biodegradable: 1,275.79 (3,008.94 x 0.424)

generated in the barangay Recyclable: 1,248.71 (3,008.94 x 0.415)
(kg/day): Special: 99.30 (3,008.94 x 0.033)
6,402 x 0.47 = 3,008.94 Residual: 370.10 (3,008.94 x 0.123)
3. How many junkshops are
operating? (Write the full name
of the junkshops)
NONE

4. Does the barangay have a

Memorandum of Agreement
(MOA) with any junkshop/s for
its recyclable wastes? NONE

(If yes, please write the full

name of the junkshop and date
of the MOA)
5. Does the barangay have a Vehicle type (Model) Capacity Operational or under repair
collection vehicle? Modernized Tricycle Carriage OPERATIONAL
(If yes, please include the
capacity, model, and whether
its operational or under repair)
6. How many households are Total households: 1,282 Total Households
implementing segregation at Total households implementing segregation at source: 717 Total Segregated Households at
source? source.
7. Collection System for
recyclable and biodegradable Recyclable wastes: Households to Material Recovery Facilities (Barangay/City Collection)
wastes
(ex. Household to MRF, Biodegradable wastes: Backyard composting
Household to SLF)
Special wastes: Households to Material Recovery Facilities (Barangay/City Collection)
If the barangay is collecting
special and/or residual wastes, Residual wastes: Households to Material Recovery Facilities (Barangay/City Collection)
please state collection system
as well
Type of solid wastes collected Schedule of collection (frequency)
8. What type of waste does the BIODEGRADABLE
barangay collects and schedule RECYCLABLE
of collection? RESIDUAL WASTE
SPECIAL WASTE
9. Does the barangay have an
existing processing for its solid
waste?

Examples:
Residual Wastes
Alternative technology present
(Eco brick making machine,
etc.) NONE

Recyclable Wastes
(Sachet bag making by women’s
organizations, paper briquettes
making, etc.)

Biodegradable Wastes
(Vermicomposting, backyard
composting, windrow
composting, etc.)

10. Current SWM Plans and As of the moment, our Committee on Environment do practice the following:
Programs of the barangay (IEC,  Purok EIC ON Solid Waste Management
Incentive programs, SWM  General Assembly and Seminar towards Proper Waste Segragation
programs, etc.)  Sangguniang Kabataan Eco – Trashion Show conducted last LNK 2023
 Mangrove Tree Planting conducted by several individuals’ members of the barangay.

Programs for National Plan of For programs relating to the National Plan of Action for the Prevention, Reduction, and
Action for the Prevention, Management of Marine Litter (NPOA-ML), we have conducted the following activities:
Reduction, and Management of  Monthly Pahina (Purok Clean-Up Drive) to public places.
Marine Litter (NPOA-ML)  Coastal Clean-up Drive participated by different organizations from the barangay.
(Clean-up drive, Marine litter  Declogging of drainage canals to avoid road floods and prevent smelly odor.
ordinance, etc.)

Year 2022: 200,000

11. Annual budget for SWM
Year 2023: 250,000

Created (yes or no): Yes, this is thru Executive Order No. 06, Series of 2021
12. Barangay Solid Waste Date created: March 18, 2021
Management Committee Active or for reconstitution: Active
created Frequency of meetings (monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annually): Monthly

13. Does the barangay have a Title: Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management Operational Plan
Barangay Solid Waste Period of the plan: 2023 – onwards
Management Plan?

14. Barangay SWM Ordinances  Ordinance Prohibiting Littering/Dumping/Throwing of garbage, rubbish, or any kind of
(Ordinance number and its waste in open or Public Places in Barangay Tolosa.
title)

 Improper Waste Segregation – Inadequate segregation of waste at the source can lead
to contamination of recyclable materials, making it challenging to recover valuable
15. Solid waste management resources and increasing the overall volume of waste sent to landfills.
issues and problems  Illegal Dumping and Littering – Illegal dumping of waste in unauthorized areas and
encountered littering can contribute to environmental pollution, degrade ecosystems, and pose health
risks to communities.
(ex. Low support from LGU, low  Public Awareness and Participation – Lack of awareness among the public about
budget for SWM, people’s proper waste management practices, including waste segregation and recycling, can
response towards SWM is very impede efforts to improve waste diversion rates and reduce environmental impacts.
low, people view Brgys as sole  Habitat Loss and Degradation – Urbanization, land reclamation, and infrastructure
responsible in the cleanliness of development along coastlines and riverbanks can result in habitat loss and degradation,
the surroundings, etc.) altering the natural functions of water bodies, reducing biodiversity, and diminishing the
resilience of aquatic ecosystems.

PART II.
PLANNED SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
1. Strategies of the Barangay in  Education and Awareness Program – Conduct regular information campaigns using
Implementing Segregation at various mediums to educate residents about the importance and benefits of waste
Source segregation at the source.
(Quarterly IEC on SAS, EO on  Regular Monitoring and Enforcement – Implement a monitoring system to ensure
using sacks only for the storage compliance with waste segregation guidelines.
of wastes, etc)  Proper Waste Segregation – Let households prepare their separate bins for different
types of waste materials, clearly labeled for easy identification.
2. Plan on the waste diversion:  Upgrade MRF infrastructure to ensure it is equipped with modern equipment and
 Improvement in the facilities for efficient waste sorting, processing, and storage.
operationalization of  Provide training and capacity-building programs for MRF staff to enhance their skills
MRF in waste sorting, equipment operation, maintenance, and safety protocols.
(Additional MRF,  Implement quality control measures to ensure the quality of sorted materials
rehabilitation of MRF, produced by the MRF.
provision of record book,  Conduct waste characterization studies to analyze the composition of incoming waste
provision of personnel for streams to the MRF.
MRF in-charge, etc.)
 Recovery and processing  Enforcing regulations or ordinances that mandate the separation of biodegradable
of Biodegradable wastes waste from other waste streams and set targets for organic waste diversion and
recycling.
 Composting facilities or promoting backyard composting.
 Recovery and processing  Offering incentives such as awards and recognitions for recycling participation.
of Recyclable wastes  Implementing single-stream recycling systems where recyclable materials
 Recovery and processing  Launching public awareness campaigns to educate residents and businesses about
of Residual wastes with the importance of recycling residual wastes and the potential value of recovered
the potential of recycling materials.
 Implementing manual sorting processes, either within MRFs or through community-
based initiatives
  Collection Efficiency Monitoring – This is to track the efficiency of waste collection
3. Monitoring programs or services by monitoring collection schedules, routes, and frequency.
strategies implemented by the  Compliance with Environmental Regulations – Ensure compliance with
Barangay in the effective environmental regulations and ordinances related to solid waste management.
compliance and implementation  Public Education and Awareness Monitoring – Monitor the effectiveness of public
of SWM education and awareness campaigns on waste management by tracking indicators
such as resident participation

4. Future plans of the Barangay  Implement route optimization techniques to optimize waste collection routes, reduce
in its solid waste management travel time, and minimize fuel consumption
on waste collection (procure  Establish community-based waste collection programs that involve residents in waste
additional collection trucks in segregation and promote responsible waste disposal practices to minimize waste
CY 2024, hire SWM enforcers in generation.
Year 2025, construct additional  Expand recycling programs by establishing additional recycling centers and
MRF in CY 2026, etc.) organizing regular recycling drives to divert recyclable materials from landfills.
 Ordinance aligning to Republic Act 9003 or the Ecological Solid Waste Management
Act of 2000
 Ordinance that prohibits open dumping or burning of waste in public areas or vacant
lots within the barangay
5. Future SWM Ordinances  Ordinance could outline penalties, fines, or sanctions for individuals or
proposal establishments that violate waste management regulations, such as improper
segregation or illegal dumping.
 Ordinance may require the barangay to conduct educational programs and
campaigns to raise awareness among residents
 Concerning the NPOA – ML Strategy 6: “CLEANUP OF RIVERINE AND MARINE
ENVIRONMENTS”, our Sangguniang Kabataan Council will propose a Clean–up Drive
program every month to ensure the cleanliness of the near shores alongside our
barangay. This is also to eliminate the bags of trash which could pollute our seas.

6. Planned program or activity  Concerning the NPOA – ML Strategy 7: “POLICY AND ENFORCEMENT”, we will be
related to the National Plan of creating ordinances to ensure Proper Solid Waste Management in each household, to
Action for the Prevention, prevent people from littering everywhere, and to ensure the cleanliness of public
Reduction, and Management of places. In this manner, we could create a cleaner and greener environment.
Marine Litter (NPOA-ML)
 Concerning the NPOA – ML Strategy 8: “SOCIAL MARKETING AND
COMMUNICATION”, we will conduct public awareness campaigns and educational
programs to raise awareness about solid waste management issues, promote
responsible waste disposal practices, and encourage community participation in
waste reduction and recycling efforts.
  Concerning the NPOA – ML Strategy 10: “STRENGTHENING LOCAL ACTIONS”, we
will create a task force team composed of our BPSO, Purok Presidents, BNS, and the
Sangguniang Kabataan Council to ensure the proper segregation and proper practice
towards cleanliness. This is to create a task force that can focus on the said program
and annihilate bags of trash around the barangay.

7. Planned investment cost for Planned Investment Cost

SMW program (3 – year period)

Activity 2024 2025 2026

Construction/Rehabilitation of the Material 100,000 50,000 50,000
Recovery Facility Area
Giving of Awards, Recognition, and Incentives for 50,000 50,000 50,000
Cleanest Purok in Barangay Tolosa
Monthly Pahina (Community Clean-up Drive) 36,000 36,000 36,000
Honorarium for Purok EIC 24,000 24,000 24,000
Honorarium for MRF Maintenance In Charge 24,000 24,000 24,000
Mangrove Tree Planting 24,000 24,000 24,000
Seminar on Solid Waste Management 20,000 20,000 20,000

Prepared by: Approved by:

Hon. Christian Angelo M. Ramos Hon. Shalimar B. Lagare

Sangguniang Kabataam Chairperson Punong Barangay