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    MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY and EPR

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    CALAPAN CITY EPR PROJECT

    REVIEW OF MRF 101


    OPERATIONS
    “Waste is a Resource that is in the
    wrong place at the wrong time.

    Once it finds its rightful place,


    then it is just as valuable
    as any other natural resources”

    - Dr. Tolba (UNEP)


    Do you know that…
     More than P 3.8 B is spent every year for waste collection
    and disposal in the Philippines. That is P 10.5 M expenses
    per day just to haul and dispose our waste

     Each Local Government Units (LGUs) is mandatory to come


    up with a 10-year Solid Waste Management Plan which will
    distract the 25% of all solid waste to the three R’s and
    composting by the end of the year 2006.

     In an approximate number of 6,700 Mtons of garbage


    collected everyday, only 720 Mtons or 10.7% are recycled
    or composted
    The 3 R’s
    • REDUCE – a way of minimizing the waste that we generate everyday
    thru :

    • Avoidance
    • Decrease consumption
    • Reduce the matls in production
    • Go for durable products

    • REUSE – a way of using materials again to make it beneficial once


    more.

    • RECYLE - process of recovering materials from the waste stream and


    use it for remanufacturing or later use.
    There are known solutions for reducing different
    types of plastic waste

    Source: 2014 Cement Sustainability Initiative Report


    Overview of RA 9003
    Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000

    Republic Act No. 9003 or the “Ecological Solid


    Waste Management Act of 2000”

    provides the legal framework for the country’s


    systematic, comprehensive and ecological solid
    waste management program that shall ensure
    protection of public health and the environment.
    It underscores, among other things, the need to
    create the necessary institutional mechanisms
    and incentives, as well as imposes penalties for
    acts in violation of any of its provisions.
    BASICS: RA 9003 on Materials Recovery

    RA 9003, Section 32: Establishment of LGU MRF

    There shall be established a Materials Recovery Facility


    (MRF) in every barangay or cluster of barangays… in a
    barangay-owned or leased land or any suitable open space
    to be determined by the barangay through its Sanggunian.

    For this purpose, the barangay or cluster of barangays shall


    allocate a certain parcel of land for the MRF. The
    determination of site and actual establishment of the facility
    shall likewise be subject to the guidelines and criteria set
    pursuant to this Act …
    MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY (MRF) is a
    place where solid wastes are delivered to be
    separated, processed and stored for later use as a
    raw material for remanufacturing and
    reprocessing. The main function of the MRF is to
    maximize the quantity of processed recyclables
    while producing products that will generate the
    highest possible revenue in the market. MRF can
    also function to process wastes from organic
    sources for biological conversion into methane
    gas or organic fertilizers.
    RECYCLABLES
    MGA NARERESIKLO
    Traditional
    • PAPEL
    • KARTON/KAHON
    • Plastik na lalagyan - PET Bottle,
    (Sibak), PP
    Malutong
    • Bote
    • Lata, Bakal, Tanso

    Non-Traditional
    • CD.VCD, VHS tapes
    • Ink at toner cartridges
    • Baterya ng motor
    • Langis
    • Lumang kompyuter
    • Electrical na kagamitan
    BIODEGRADABLES
    MGA NABUBULOK
    Basura mula sa kusina
    • Tirang pagkaian
    • Pinagbalatan ng gulay at prutas
    • Pinaghandaan ng pagkain
    • Laman-loob, tinik at balat ng itlog

    Basura mula sa Halamanan


    • Pinutol na sanga o damo
    • Binunot na halaman
    • Dumi ng Hayop

    Ibang Papel
    • Papel na nadumihan ng pagkain
    • Gamitna tisyu
    • Basang papel
    RESIDUAL WASTES
    MGA PANAPON

    Mga maari ng itapon sa basura


    • Carbon paper at mga laminates
    • Waxed paper - plato at pambalot
    • Ceramics at melaware
    • Basahan, foam at vinyl tiles
    • Madudumi at sirang supot
    • Pakete ng shampoo, kape at
    tsitsirya
    • Basura mula sa palikuran/banyo
    For REDEMPTION CENTERS
    RIC 7 TYPE PLASTICS
    • Lalagyan ng sabon o detergents na
    panglinis karamihan ay naka-sachet.
    Ex. shampoo, fabric conditioner, liquid
    detergent sachet
    • Mga plastic laminates
    • Medisina - Lalagyan ng mga vitamins,
    capsules at iba pang mga gamot na
    nakabalot sa aluminum packaging,
    makitab at kulat gray.
    • Tetrapak or UBC - Gawa sa karton,
    may foil na nasa loob. Ex. Lagayan ng
    chocolate milk, juice at gatas.
    • Mga may foil sa loob ng balot, laman
    ng mga nakakkain o naiinum. Ex.
    tsitsirya, chocolate bars, juice pouches,
    mga condiments na asa sachets,
    sphagetti sauce, tomato paste, etc.
    SPECIAL/TOXIC WASTES

    Mga hindi dapat isinasama sa


    mga basurang panapon

    • Bombilya at fluorescent tube


    • Toilet cleaner at bleach
    • Likidong may kemikal at
    pintura
    • Pestisidyo, aerosol spray at
    mothballs
    • Basura ng ospital o klinika
    Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission (KBPIP) in
    cooperation with Kapit-Bisig Para sa Ilog Pasig (KBPIP) strongly
    supports the RA 9003 and the establishments of Material
    Recovery Facilities (MRFs).

    To-date, PRRC and KBPIP has already launched and


    is operating seven (7) MRFs namely Mandaluyong MRF in
    Bgy. Hagdang Bato, PUP-Sta. Mesa MRF, Cardinal Sin Village
    in Punta Sta. Ana, Manila, Bgy. BASECO, Bgy. San Antonio in
    QC, Paco Market and Paco Tenement. These 7 MRFs utilize
    the latest technology in residual plastics processing producing
    concrete hollow blocks (CHB), pavers, and tiles. The use of
    residual plastics can substitute up to 10% of the sand and
    cement as raw materials. These MRFs also produce decorative
    tiles and pavers from residual plastics and bricks from
    styropor and plastics.
    MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITIES
    Plastic/Stryo
    Shredder Biodigester

    Plastic/Stryo
    Smelter VermiComposting
    Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)
    Installed and operational in 2009

    Sta. Ana Mandaluyong

    MRF sponsored by PRRC

    PUP
    Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)
    Installed and operational in 2010

    San Antonio Baseco

    MRF & Communal toilets sponsored by


    MRF sponsored by Goldilocks BASECO Board
    Mandaluyong
    MRF

    CITY-RUN MRF
    Mandaluyong
    MRF

    ORGANIC
    SHREDDER

    BIODIGESTER
    Mandaluyong
    Sample of collected recyclables and revenue from Mandaluyong MRF
    MRF
    • Collected 9,727 kgs of recyclables and 81,946 kgs
    of compostables for the year 2010.
    PUP Sta. Mesa MRF

    POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

    SCHOOL-BASED MRF
    PUP Sta. Mesa MRF

    Plastic/Styro Smelter

    Organic Shredder
    PUP Sta. Mesa MRF

    Vermicomposting
    Facility
    San Antonio MRF

    LGU (BARANGAY) –
    DRIVEN MRF
    San Antonio MRF
    Plastic shredder

    Plastic/Styro
    Smelter

    BIO-REACTOR

    Organic shredder
    San Antonio MRF

    Processing Area Storage/Sorting


    Area

    MRF facade
    BASECO MRF
    PEOPLES’ ORGANIZATION (P. O.)
    - RUN MRF
    BASECO MRF
    PACO MARKET MRF

    MARKET-BASED
    MRF
    PACO MARKET MRF
    PACO TENEMENT MRF

    MRF CATERING
    TO 14
    BARANGAYS with
    CLUSTERING
    SCHEME
    PRRC - KBPIP EFFORTS AND OUTPUT
    Solid Waste Reduction
    Materials Recovery Facility
    in Mandaluyong City
    3 Barangays
    Total Population: 9,222 individuals
    If 25% of the population give 50% their garbage
    to an MRF, then we remove:
    0.58 tons per day
    18 tons per month
    210 tons per year
    MRF BENEFITS
    Immediate Impact
    • Waste reduction
    • Provide employment for several people (MRF
    Project Management Committee)
    • Physical improvement
    • Improvement of health condition in the
    community

    Long term impact


    • Savings on the cost of garbage hauling
    • Creation of jobs and business opportunities
    • Contributing to the reduction of pollution

     Environment friendly
     No Health Risk
    PRRC – KBPIP MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY (MRF)
    2011 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

    HIGHLIGHTS :
     Seven (7) MRFs (Mandaluyong, PUP, Sta. Ana Cardinal
    Sin Village, BASECO, San Antonio QC, Paco Market,
    Paco Tenement) are operational and started
    to address the solid waste problems along the
    esteros of Pasig River.

     Providing employment for 58 eco-aides in the


    seven (7) MRFs doing the collection, segregation,
    processing and over-all operations of the MRFs.
    HIGHLIGHTS :

     Servicing 13 barangays with a total population


    of 117,070 persons

     2,634 tons of solid wastes removed in 2011 from esteros


    ( assuming 25% of the population gives 50% of their
    garbage to the 7 MRFs )

     With a monthly average recyclable sales of P 37,400.00


    COMMUNITY

    ORGANIZERS
    COMMUNITY ORGANIZER’S TASKS:
    Community Organizing and Rapid Appraisal
    - Come up with community profile, conducts FGDs
    and WACS

    Core Group planning


    - Tactical plan for initial barangay activity and
    conferential body formation

    Strategic Planning
    - Long term plan and drafting of annual action plan

    Setting up of community-based waste management projects


    - Project area/site and proponent identification
    - Project conceptualization & planning
    - Implementation & monitoring
    COMMUNITY ORGANIZER’S TASKS:

    Organizational Diagnosis and system Installation


    - Identification of organizational needs and
    setting-up of PMC

    Team Development Workshops


    - Role Clarification and enhancement of
    leaders’ rapport

    Capability Building
    - Design and plan for capability building
    implementation
    5 E’s of SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
    ENGINEERING – MRF installation, Strengthening of IEC
    thru Community Organizing, and Boom Trap Installation

    EDUCATION - IEC strengthening in schools and community

    ENFORCEMENT – reprimand and strict implementation of


    RA 9003 on the violators, tap MMDA environmental task force

    ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION
    - organize the communities to implement SWM and Project Disiplinis
    EQUITY – give incentives and recognition for individuals and LGUs
    complying with the SWM.
    MAPPING EXPERIENCE
    in 62 Calapan City Barangays
    MAPPING and SURVEY DATA
    MAPPING and SURVEY DATA
    MAPPING and SURVEY DATA
    MAPPING and SURVEY DATA
    MAPPING and SURVEY DATA
    MAPPING and SURVEY DATA
    MAPPING RESULTS
     Out of the 62 barangays, only 6 barangays are practicing and
    keeping a record system of their recyclable collection and sales of
    their recyclables.

     Around 50% of the barangays are practicing segregation at source


    or if they are not segregated, the Eco-Champions segregate them at
    the MRF site.

     6 barangays out of the 62 barangays surveyed, have no MRF. Some


    reasons that they gave are they have no available space to
    construct them or the previous MRF Segregation bins have already
    been worn out.

     The present practice for these six barangays to have their garbage
    collected directly by the city truck

     Out of the 62 barangays, 14 barangays have no Eco-Champions.


    They just rely on their barangay tanod or volunteers and some
    barangay rely on City truck to collect their mix waste
    COLLECTION and DIVERSION CHAIN
    FORMS and TEMPLATES
    FORMS and TEMPLATES
    COLLECTION LOGBOOK
    FORMS and TEMPLATES
    SALES LOGBOOK
    MOBILE APPS REPORTING
    MOBILE APPS REPORTING
    MOBILE APPS REPORTING
    EPR WORKSHOP

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