1. SOLID WASTE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
MARIKINA CITY

2. BACKGROUND INFORMATION
WASTE MANAGEMENT OFFICE- a department created by the City council in 1995 to implement solid waste management programs.
2008 – renaming WMO to CEMO
COVERAGE: 16 barangays, estimated 496,205 population, 21.5 sq. kms in area, estimated 800 cubic meters daily volume of garbage

3. MANNER OF COLLECTION DOOR TO DOOR
ROUTES ARE FOLLOWED CODED AS TO WHERE BARANGAY A STREET IS LOCATED
FREQUENCY: 2 x/week = nabubulok
1 x/week = di-nabubulok
color coded “panali” is required i.e., pink for the di-nabubulok and green for the nabubulok.

4. WASTE CHARACTERIZATION
As of November 2010
Paper – 16%
glass – 2%
Metal – 3%
plastic – 29%
organic – 44%
Inorganic –5%
Hazardous – 0.3%
Special – 0.7%

5. WASTE DIVERSION
Recyclables recovery thru MRF and Eco Savers Program (school-based)
Segregation and delivery of all tires and rubber wastes to a cement factory
Segregation and delivery of waste coco husks and tree cuttings to Marikina Composting Facility and to
a paper mill/to charcoal maker
Reuse of demolition and construction debris as backfilling materials
Operation of Buyback center/Balik-Baterya
Operation of Barangay MRF’s
Separate collection and sale of used cooking oil for diesel making

6. ENFORCEMENT
PENALTY FOR IMPROPER DISPOSAL = P2, or 20-hr. community service or blood donation
PENALTY FOR UNSEGREGATED WASTES= P2, and non collection
PENALTY FOR LITTERING =P500/pc. (25% of the fine goes to the apprehending person)
PENALTY FOR BURNING GARBAGE=P2,000
A SANITATION CITATION TICKET IS ISSUED TO A VIOLATOR.

7. ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS
Continuing greening programs under the Parks Development Office
Continuing development of the river park
Bikeways program
10 MLD STP by MWCI at barangay IVC
Septage management program in coordination with MWCI
anti-smoke belching operations

8. ENFORCEMENT

9. ENFORCEMENT

10. DUST-FREE MARIKINA PROGRAM

11. GARBAGE TRANSFER STATION

12. BUY BACK CENTER

13. OTHER PROGRAMS
Segregation, separate collection and recovery of used cooking oil
Segregation, separate collection and recovery of used batteries
Technical assistance to barangays to help them comply with RA 9003
Air monitoring (TSP & PM10)
Organic garden

14. ECO-SAVERS PROGRAM
Why Eco Savers? We want every participant a saver of ecological system by being aware of sound environmental practices.
We want to enlist ecological management practitioners from the households
- We want to encourage economic savings through recycling of garbage

15. ECO-SAVERS PASSBOOK

16. ECO-DAY (SCHOOL)

17. ECO-DAY (SCHOOL)

18. ECO-SAVERS PASSBOOK

19. ECO-SAVERS BUS

20. REDEMPTION (SCHOOL)

21. ECO-SAVERS PROGRAM
SCHOOL YEAR
RECYCLABLES
RECOVERED (kgs.)
BOTTLES
(pcs.)
PESO VALUE
324,881.12
331,467
1,371,317.42
348,908.20
309,183
1,201,894.71
312,012.44
266,088
1,421,349.10
359,880.00
268,479
1,771,027.68
383,983.32
257,070
1,793,479.59
193,050.93
138,428
692,611.92

22. ECO-SAVERS PROGRAM QTY. PAPER PLASTIC BOTTLES RECOVERED RECYCLABLES
( SY )
QTY.
( kgs. / tons )
WHAT YOU USE
TO PRODUCE
WHEN RECYCLE
SAVED /
NOT RELEASED
PAPER
985, kgs.. /
tons
16,749 mature trees
23,646,960 gallons
of water
1,202,290 lbs. CO2
released
0 trees
9,928,800 gallons
of water
876,650 lbs. CO2
13,711,200 gallons of
water
325,640 lbs. CO2 not
PLASTIC
386, kgs. /
386,76 tons
264, gallons
of oil ,233, kwh
energy
0 gallon of oil
268, kwh
264, gallons
of oil
1,965, kwh
BOTTLES
1,570,724 pcs.
1, tons
2,089, lbs. of
sand
692, lbs. CO2
released
0 sand
1, lbs. CO2
2,089, lbs. of
691, lbs.CO2 not

23. GALING POOK AWARDEE 2007

24. MARIKINA COMPOSTING FACILITY

25. BIOREACTOR

26. 8’th Storey Marikina Sports Building (rainwater harvesting)
4” Dia. Existing Downspout
6,000 liters Rainwater Harvesting
2nd Flr. Toilet Room

27. RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM PARTS
7.Ceramic/
Clay Filter
Ceramic/Clay Filter in 20 Liter Container = 4 liters/hr.
8. Mineral Stones

28. RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
5. Mineral Stone inside
6. Filter

29. RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
3. 6,000 Liters Rainwater Harvesting
Module ( 6 sets - 4 x 55 Gallons P.E.
Tanks with steel platform)

30. RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
1. Rainwash Water Diverter
2. Filter Screen

31. RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
5. Mineral Stone inside
6. Filter

32. CITY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OFFICE
'' TODO SIPSIP PROGRAM ''

33. MGA PROYEKTONG BINIGYAN NG AGARANG SOLUSYON
AT PRAYORIDAD
ESTERO
CANAL
SQUATTERS
EASEMENT

34. MATAPOS MAISAAYOS ANG MGA KANAL,ESTERO EASEMENT AT MGA ISKWATER

35. ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A SEPTAGE AND SEWAGE
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM IN MARIKINA CITY
ORDINANCE No. 69, SERIES OF 2008
NAGLUNSAD ANG PAMAHALAANG LUNGSOD NG MARIKINA
NG ‘’PROGRAMANG TODO SIPSIP ‘’
BILANG PAGTUGON SA ORDINANSA NAKIPAG UGNAYAN
ANG PAMAHALAANG LUNGSOD SA MANILA WATER COMPANY
UPANG MAGKAROON LIBRENG SIPSIP NG POSO NEGRO ANG
BAWAT ISTRAKTURA NA GUMAGAMIT NG TUBIG MULA SA
MANILA WATER.

37. Ordinance 69,Section 5.1
MAINTENANCE / DESLUDGING OF SEPTIC TANKS
ANG PAGPAPASIPSIP NG POSO NEGRO KADA 3 – 5 TAON
AY MALAKING TULONG UPANG DI MAKONTAMINA ANG
ATING ILOG AT MGA KATUBIGAN.

38. TODO SIPSIP STICKER PALATANDAAN NA ANG RESIDENTE
AY SUMAILALIM NA SA PROGRAMA NG
‘’ TODO SIPSIP PROGRAM’’