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The document outlines Iloilo City's goal to improve solid waste management practices and reduce solid waste generation by 30% by 2026 through household waste reduction and segregation. Key activities include reconstituting the city's solid waste management board, strengthening local policies on waste segregation through an ordinance, and promoting best practices through education campaigns. Partnerships with recycling businesses and schools aim to increase waste segregation and collection of recyclable materials from households. The goal is to properly inform and engage residents to improve waste disposal practices and reduce waste generation in Iloilo City.

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The document outlines Iloilo City's goal to improve solid waste management practices and reduce solid waste generation by 30% by 2026 through household waste reduction and segregation. Key activities include reconstituting the city's solid waste management board, strengthening local policies on waste segregation through an ordinance, and promoting best practices through education campaigns. Partnerships with recycling businesses and schools aim to increase waste segregation and collection of recyclable materials from households. The goal is to properly inform and engage residents to improve waste disposal practices and reduce waste generation in Iloilo City.

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GOAL Improvement of the solid waste management practice of Iloilo City through

Effective Household-level Waste Reduction and Segregation

OUTPUT By 2026, Iloilo City will have a reduced rate of 30% (2,700kg/day) in its
solid waste through a series of intensive solid waste management activities
involving NGOs, recycling businesses, & other sectors. – re-align with
revised ToC
ACTIVITIES INTERVENTION INDICATORS RISKS & ASSUMPTIONS
S
1.Reconstitution of ICSWMB- Identify key ICSWMB Political preference/bias as to
stakeholders from Reconstituted membership of NGOs to
Executive Order , series of 2021, public and private ICSWM
reconstituting the ICSWM, amending sectors as potential
Executive Order No. 18. Series of members of
2018 ICSWMB

2. Strengthening of Local Policies on Identify and review 1. Local Ordinance 1. Commitment of the
Solid Waste Reduction and existing local approved and Chairman/Council
Segregation policies on solid implemented : members to pass the
waste reduction and ordinance in waste
segregation segregation;

1. A City Council member/ 2. Commitment of the


Chairman on Committee on NGO’s and other
Environment will sponsor an stakeholders to attend
Ordinance to regulate waste the public hearing.
segregation and provide penalties for
violation/ “No Segregation, No
Collection” policy.
2. Public Hearing will be
conducted.
3. Approval of waste segregation
ordinance.
4. Posting and Publication of
Ordinance.

Promotion of best practices on solid -Reinforcement of 1. Number of Households will accommodate


waste management to encourage city-wide IEC and attendees invitations to IEC and
communities to practice effective Advocacy campaign participated in advocacy campaigns
solid waste management IEC and
advocacy
1. Executive Order will be issued Establishment of campaigns.
to enjoin barangays to Demo Plots of
mandate compliance with effective 2. Approved
waste segregation ordinance; composting and funding for the
recycling activities IEC and
2. Appropriation of Funds for the advocacy
implementation of projects/ campaigns.
activities;
3. Submitted
3. ISWMB will submit their reports.
report to LCE monthly relative
to the progress/ status of their
programs and activities.
Partnership with Key Stakeholders Execution and Duly signed and Political preference/bias to
such as recycling businesses, signing of executed NGOs/business owners
junkshops and schools to promote Memorandum of Memorandum of
buying of recyclable materials from Agreement with Agreement
household. Key stakeholders
relative to the
collection and
buying of
segregated waste.

Problem statement :

By 2026, Iloilo City will have a reduced rate of 30% in its solid waste through a series of intensive solid waste
management activities involving NGOs, recycling businesses, & other sectors.

However, Iloilo residents are not properly informed and engaged to improve their waste disposal practices.

To reduce waste generation , Iloilo City government must enforce stricter waste segregation at source policies to
mobilize the citizens and

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