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The National Solid Waste

The document discusses the National Solid Waste Management Program in the Philippines. It outlines the challenges of lack of funding and social attitudes. It then details the cost sharing framework between the national government and local government units for solid waste management projects. Local governments must meet requirements to qualify for grants to fund equipment, facilities, and disposal management projects. The program aims to improve local solid waste management through community participation and gender integration.

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The National Solid Waste

The document discusses the National Solid Waste Management Program in the Philippines. It outlines the challenges of lack of funding and social attitudes. It then details the cost sharing framework between the national government and local government units for solid waste management projects. Local governments must meet requirements to qualify for grants to fund equipment, facilities, and disposal management projects. The program aims to improve local solid waste management through community participation and gender integration.

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the National Solid Waste

An Initiative of the DENR-


DENR-National Solid Waste Management Commission
and
National Economic And Development Authority
Ø Lack of Funding

Ø Social (throw-away mentality, Not-In-My-


Backyard syndrome)
2003
Local Government Unit Financing Framework and the National
Government-Local Government Cost Sharing Arrangement

Municipalities Cities

Nat'l Gov't. LGU Counterpart Nat'l Gov't. LGU Counterpart

Income Class Grant Loan Equity Grant Loan Equity

1st and 2nd 20% 60% 20% 0 80% 20%

3rd and 4th 40% 45% 15% 0 80% 20%

5th and 6th 40% 40% 10% 20% 60% 20%


Notes:
1. For following projects: solid waste management, drainage, sewerage and sanitation.
2. Approved by NEDA Board in March 2003, adopted by DOF in 2007
2009
Local Government Unit Financing Framework and the National
Government-Local Government Cost Sharing Arrangement

Municipalities & Provinces Cities


Income
Class
GRANT LGU SHARE GRANT LGU SHARE

1ST – 2ND 20% 80% 40% 60%

3RD – 4TH 40% 60% 25% 75%

5TH – 6TH 50% 50% 20% 80%

Approved by the President on February 11,


2009
3. Allocate P2.8B as National Government
share over 3 years :

2009 - P1.0B (priority


allocation from
unprogrammed
funds)

2010 - P1.0B (from GAA)

2011 - P0.8B (from GAA)


Green Movement Agenda:
NG- st beneficiary

President Gloria M.
Arroyo presenting the
P700,000 pesos check
to Talusan Mayor
Orlando Ramiso for the
construction of their
materials recovery
facility (MRF).

February 20, 2009


— Acquisit
ionofsol
idwastecoll
ecti
on
equipments
— Establi
shmentofMateri
alsRecovery
Facili
ti
es
— DisposalManagement
÷ ClosureandRehabi l
it
ationofopenandcont
rol
led
dumpsi tes
÷ EstablishmentofSanit
aryLandfi
ll
s(Cat
egory1– 4)or
anyofi t
scomponents
÷ Alternativet
echnol
ogies
P r o c e d u a l F l o w f o r U t il iz a t io n o f S W M F u n d s

F o r r e le a s e o f t h e S W M F u n d s
B e tw e e n N S W M C a n d P ro p o n e n t L G U

M DFO NSW MC MOA PROPONENT

A p p ro v a l
S ta rt

R e g io n a l S W M
NSW MCS
C o o r d in a t o r s
LG U
( e v a lu a t io n w it h in 1 0
C o m p le t e ( e v a lu a t io n w it h in NSW MC
2 2 w o r k in g d a y s )
w o r k in g d a y s )

I n c o m p le t e D e n ia l

S u c c e e d in g r e le a s e o f t h e G r a n t

EMB
G ra n te e NSW MCS F u n d C a s h ie r
R e g io n a l O f f ic e
— Proponent LGU has prepared an indicative 10-year solid waste management
plan as required by the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000;

— Project or activity that is proposed for funding is designed from the 10 year
solid waste management plan;

— Proponent LGUs may avail of the fund support once every three years but not
for same activity or project;

— Proponent LGU is committed to provide counterpart funds as evidenced by a:


÷ Loan agreement
÷ Council resolution
÷ Contract with the private sector

— LGU is committed to recover costs as evidenced by:


÷ Local ordinance mandating the collection of fees to generators;
PROJECT PROPOSAL TEMPLATE
1. Project Background
2. Implementing Organization
3. Project Objectives
4. Expected Results
5. Proposed Methodology and Approach
6. Project Management
7. Community Participation (Describe the beneficiary group/ community,
their role in the project and the change impact the project will have on
them)
8. Gender and Social Issues (Indicate how the project outcomes will affect
gender roles or be integrated into existing roles or its effect on existing
relationships/roles of men and women in the area)
9. Sustainability Plan/Mechanism
(Indicate how it is envisaged or expected that the outputs might be sustained at
the institutional level or by beneficiaries)
10. Indicative budget
National Government-Local Government Cost
Sharing Scheme, SWM investment cost and grant per
local government unit
(in thousand pesos, 2008 prices).

Share per City Share per Municipality


Income LGU LGU
Class No. Grant No. Grant
Share Share
1&2 48 32,511 48,767 312 978 3,911
3&4 50 2,781 8,343 869 675 1,012
5&6 6 1,081 4,324 308 353 353
Total 104 16,405 26,768 1,489 671 1,483

National Government - P2.8B 34.6%


LGUs (loans and equity)- P5.3B 65.4%
Total P8.1B 100.0%

Approved by the President on February 11,


2009

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