2nd Philippine National Sanitation Summit - Presentation 9

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2nd National Sanitation Summit : Better Water Quality and Safety through Improved Sanitation

9-10 July 2008

4th Floor, Main Ballroom, Crowne Plaza HotelOrtigas Center, Quezon City

Topic: Calbayog City’s Decentralized CocopeatFilter System for Housing Site

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LOCATION:

Calbayog City is located

in

the

eastern

part of Philippine Archipelago

Samar Island

N

S

W E



Calbayog City, one of the four cities in Eastern Visayas and the only in Samar,lies along the coastal region of the northwest part

of

the

island



• 90,300 hectares of land area

• Composed of 157 barangays

• 147,187

Population

(2000 actual

census

report)

• 165,018 (2004 projected population)



“Calbayog City develops by moreeffectively meeting the basic needs of its people and more efficiently

interconnecting with major economic hubs”

Our Vision . . .



“To involve and commit Calbayognons through partnership in governance in

building a God-loving, self reliant, peaceful, orderly, environmentally sustainable community, once again a

center of excellence and economic enterprise”

Our Mission . . .



LOCAL INITIATIVES FOR AFFORDABLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROJECT• A two-year project funded through a grant from USAID and being piloted in

six cities, Iloilo city, Naga City, Muntinlupa City, Dumaguete City, CalbayogCity and Malaybalay City ; Shared to other Cities and Municipalities;

• It adopted participatory process that involved community stakeholders;

• It adopted phased strategy with short-, medium- and long-term goals;

• The Cities focused on large city-owned sources of pollution such as public

markets and slaughterhouses before asking others to take action;

• The LINAW experience has demonstrated strong support from mayors, who

committed to source funds for the construction costs and implement feesystems to cover O&M costs.



Calbayog River



RECORIDA

BILLBOARDS



Stage Play “INODORO”



Pilot COCO PEAT BIOFILTER BOX

SOS Children’s Village, Brgy. Dagum,Calbayog City



1ST WEEK 2ND

WEEK 3rd

WEEK

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE OF EFFLUENTPilot COCO PEAT BIOFILTER

SOS Children’s Village, Brgy. Dagum, Calbayog City



WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY (Anaerobic Baffled Reactor)Calbayog

Main

Health

Center,

Brgy.

Capoocan



Greenland Wastewater Treatment FacilityBrgy. Rawis, Calbayog City



Location of Waste Water Treatment System (ABR with

Coco Peat)

GREENLAND HOUSING PROJECTBrgy. Rawis, Calbayog City



PRE‐CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE

w/

USN

SeaBees

and

Consultants



Construction of Anaerobic Baffled Reactor

Start of Construction

Laying Pipes



ON‐SITE VISITATIONS

Punong Barangays

Mr. Dave Robbins

WTF Consultant

Commodore KEARNS, USNS Mercy

Co-Director of Pacific Partnership 2008



Project Completed June 13, 2008

Coco Peat

ABR

COCOPEAT BIO-FILTER MEDIAcomplementing the Anaerobic Baffled Reactor

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