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    (Manila Bayanihan Form 2.

    2 Barangay DCF)

    MANILA BAY CLEAN UP, REHABILITATION AND PRESERVATION


    PROGRAM

    Quarter: 3RD Year: 2022

    SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

    GENERAL INFORMATION

    Name of Barangay: BIGTE City/Municipality Location: NORZAGARAY


    ______________________________________ _____________________________________
    Provincial Location: BULACAN Regional Location: III
    _____________________________________ _____________________________________
    Total Population: 21,000 No. of Households: 4,886
    _____________________________________ _____________________________________

    BARANGAY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

    1. 1 Does the barangay have a Barangay Solid Waste Management Committee, and was
    created through an Executive Order (E.O)?

     Yes No

    1.2 If the answer is “Yes” to Item 1.1, indicate E.O No. and Date of Approval. Write
    “N/A” if the answer to Item 1.1 is “No”

    Executive No.: _____2022-004_____________


    Date of Approval: ___JANUARY 7, 2022____

    2. Determine the functionality of the Committee based on its Composition. (Put a check mark (✓) on the
    appropriate box)

    2.1 On COMPOSITION YES NO N/A


    Kagawad 
    SK Chairman 
    President of Home Owners Association 
    Private/Public School Principal / Representative 
    Parent Teachers Assoc. President / Representative 
    Religious Organization / Representative 
    Business Community / Representative 
    Environmental NGO / Representative 
    Pres. Market Vendors Assoc. / Representative 
    Junkshop Owners Assoc. / Representative 
    *Note: Kindly indicate N/A if the representative is not available in the area
    Tick “No” to all Items if Local SWM Board was not created
    MANDATORY SEGREGATION OF WASTES AT SOURCE

    3. Determine the compliance rate of households on segregation of wastes at source

    3.1 Total number of households 4,886


    3.2 Total number of compliant households
    *Households are compliant when wastes are segregated into
    4154
    residual, biodegradable, recyclable, and/or special waste and
    disposed of in separate containers
    3.3 Computed percentage* (Use formula below): 85%

    No. of compliant Households


    x 100
    Total no. of Households

    4. Based on the computed average, are the households covered by the barangay
    compliant?

    If average is 70% or higher, tick “Yes”


    If average is 69% or lower, tick “No”

     Yes No
    *The Barangay must reach a minimum rate of 70% to be considered as compliant.

    SEGREGATION AND COLLECTION OF WASTE

    5. Types of waste collected by the Barangay at the household level (Put a check mark (✓) on
    the appropriate box)

     Recyclables
     Compost/Biodegradable
     Residual
     Others (please specify) Facemask/Faceshield

    6. Barangay Collection Scheme (Put a check mark (✓) on the appropriate box)

    Separate day collection of different wastes


    Same day collection of different wastes on separate trucks
     Others, please specify:
    Same day collection of different wastes on three different trucks but
    with Drums on each truck for for biodegradable wastes.
    For residual wastes: we have Shredder Machine & shredded residual
    wastes are being delivered at Republic Cement for alternative fuel.

    FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY


    7. Determine the compliance rate of the Barangay on the establishment of MRF


    A.) The Barangay has a Materials Recovery Facility
    If yes, Ye No
    what type s
    of facility?
    (If the barangay has any of following, automatic 50%) 50%
    _ Established MRF operated by the barangay
    ___ MRS cum MRF/ covered by MOA w/ junkshops
    ___ Clustered with a barangay owning an MRF
    ___ Centralized MRF*
    ___ Others (please indicate)
    _____________________________________________________
    Does the existing MRF have an operational solid waste transfer station/sorting
    station, drop-off center, composting facility, and a recycling facility? Or does the 50%
    MRS effectively address all types of waste? (50%) YES
    TOTAL 100%
    * Centralized MRF must show that it has the capacity to process wastes coming from covered barangay

    8. Based on the total score, is the LGU compliant?


    If score is 100%, tick “Yes”
    Otherwise, tick “No”

     Yes No

    WASTE GENERATION AND WASTE DIVERSION

    9. Determine Waste Generation of Barangay per quarter

    9.1 Waste Generation of the LGU per capita 0.124


    *refer to WACS of 10-Year SWM Plan

    9.2 Estimated Waste Generation per quarter 0.124 x 21,000


    Waste Generation of the LGU per capita x Brgy. Population 4 quarters
    4 quarters
    651

    10. 1 Did the barangay conduct clean-up (coastal, rivers and other water bodies) activities
    in the last quarter?

     Yes No
    10.2 If yes, what is the total number of sacks of marine debris/solid waste collected
    during clean-up activities?

    Total number of sacks of


    solid waste collected 74 sacks

    11. Determine total volume of waste diverted per quarter


    Type of Waste Volume of Waste Diverted (in
    kilograms)
    Compost 415 kgs/quarter
    Recyclables 1098 kgs
    Others:
    Facemask/Faceshield 1 kg
    TOTAL VOLUME 1,514 kgs

    12. Determine compliance of LGU to Waste Diversion Target

    Waste Diverted per quarter (Use formula 232.56


    below

    WD = Volume of Compost + Recyclables + Others


    EWG per quarter (*refer to Item 9.2)

    1514 kgs x 100


    651

    NO- LITTERING AND RELATED ORDINANCES

    13. The Barangay has its own No-Littering ordinance?

     Yes No

    14. Does the City/Municipality have a No-Littering Ordinance which the Barangay
    implements?
     Yes No

    15. If “Yes”, does the barangay apprehend violators of R.A.? (Check for apprehension
    tickets, record of violators, etc.)

     Yes No

    NEXT STEPS

    KEY LEGAL LEGAL REASONS FOR NEXT STEPS


    LOW-
    PROVISION CONSEQUENCES
    COMPLIANCE
    Segregation at
    Source Administrative 15% of residents are IEC for different sitios
    sanctions, fines undisciplined Implement penalties for
    and/or penalties Non-compliant residents
    under R.A. 9003 85% Compliant
    Functional MRFs We have functional
    (Sections 49 and 50) MRF
    Waste Generation Lack of discipline IEC for different sitios
    and Waste among residents
    Diversion
    No Littering Unimplemented Strict implementation
    Ordinances Ordinance

    Accomplished by:
    NORMITA C. ANGOB October 04, 2022
    _________________________________________ _____________________
    Committee Chair on Environment or authorized
    Date
    representative

    Certified Correct:

    ROSEMARIE M. CAPA October 04, 2022


    _________________________________________ __________________________
    Date
    Punong Barangay or authorized representative

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