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Adopt-An-Estero/Waterbody Program 2014 Annual Assessment Report Department of Environment and Natural Resources ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU V Solid Waste Management Section Regional Center Site, Rawis, Legazpi City ADOPT-AN-ESTERO/WATERBODY PROGRAM 2014 ANNUAL ASSESSMENT REPORT I. INTRODUCTION DENR Secretary Ramon J.P. Paje launched in 2010, the Adopt-an-Estero Program as a flagship program of the Department. The program attempted to respond to the continuing mandamus by the Supreme Court for agencies led by the DENR to clean up Manila Bay, particularly the esteros and waterways that empty into it. The program also tried to provide an integrated undertaking in light of the recent major floodings in Metro Manila and other parts of the country. The program was designed to be a collaborative undertaking among the estero community, private entities, local government units (LGUs) and the DENR. Recognizing that the water pollution problem does not persist only in Metro Manila area but in the entire country, the Department directed all Regional Offices of the Environmental Management Bureau-DENR to undertake a similar program in their respective regions. The different aspects of adapting to the changing patterns of climate, proper solid waste management (SWM), ambient water quality protection and the participation of the private sector were rolled into one umbrella program. These included: 1. The institutionalization of good sanitation and SWM practices among the estero communities through education and actual participation; 2. Reduction of water-borne disease particularly among children and vulnerable groups; 3. Reduction of incidence and risks of prolonged flooding caused by unimpeded water flow; 4. Minimization of additional pollution loads into receiving surface waters, e.g., lakes and seas; and 5. Sustainability integration through the Sustainability integration through the strengthening public-private-community partnerships, mainstreaming into regular LGU programs and passage of complementary local policies. The Adopt-an-Estero Program was implemented in Region V in 2011 with 13 adoptors, in 2012 with 29 adoptors, 23 adoptors in 2013 and 23 adoptors in 2014. These adoptors are private industries with projects operating within the Bicol Region. The following tables present the adoptors or partner industries of EMB V with the corresponding adopted waterbody. 1 CY 2014 Assessment Report Page Table 1. CY 2011 ADOPTORS Name of Industry Adopted Waterbody Location 1. Goodfound Cement Palanog Creek Brgy. Palanog, Camalig, Albay Corporation (GCC) 2. Albay Agro Industrial Sawang Creek Bo. Balading, Malinao, Albay Development Corporation (ALINDECO) 3. Sunwest Construction Yawa River Brgy. Bogtong, Legazpi City and Development Corporation (SCDC) 4. Bimbo Construction Sagop Creek Concepcion Pequeña, Naga and Batching Plant City (BCBP) 5. Coca-Cola Bottlers Sagop Creek Concepcion Pequeña, Naga Philippines, City Inc.(CCBPI) 6. Camarines Norte Tugos Creek Paracale, Camarines Norte Small Scale Miners and Mineral Processors Service Cooperative (THE COOPERATIVE) 7. Camarines Norte Pasilakday Creek Paracale, Camarines Norte Small Scale Miners and Mineral Processors Service Cooperative (THE COOPERATIVE) 8. Antonio Ocampo Hukdong Creek Brgy. Balocawe, Matnog, Small Scale Iron Ore Sorsogon Mining Project 9. VLJ Farms Campsite Creek Brgy. Guinlajon, Sorsogon City 10. Powerzone Gogon River Brgy. Palnab Del Sur, Virac, Petroleum Products Catanduanes Corporation 11. Catanduanes Power Gogon River Brgy. Marinawa, Bato, Generation, Inc. Catanduanes 12. DMCI Masbate Power Tugbo River Mobo, Masbate Corporation 13. Filminera Resources Rio Guinobatan Aroroy, Masbate Corporation - Masbate Gold Project Table 2. CY 2012 ADOPTORS Name of Industry Adopted Waterbody Location 1. Albay-Industrial Sawang Creek Bo. Balading, Malinao, Albay Development Corporation (ALINDECO) 2. AP Renewables, Inc. Visitang Naga River Brgy. Cale, Tiwi, Albay (APRI) 3. Goodfound Cement Palanog Creek Brgy. Palanog, Camalig, Albay Corporation (GCC) 2 CY 2014 Assessment Report Page 4. Liberty Commercial Polangui River Polangui, Albay Center 5. Petron Legazpi Renilisan Road Creek Lakandula Drive, Legazpi City Installation (PLI) 6. Sagip Ilog Polangui, Inc. Polangui River Brgy. Ubaliw, Polangui Albay 7. Sunwest Construction & Yawa River Bogtong, Legazpi City Development Corp. (SCDC) 8. 1st Colonial Grill Pili Creek Daraga, Albay 9. Bikol Blends Cafe Pili Creek Sagpon, Daraga, Albay 10. Balay Cena Una, Inc. Pili Creek Bagumbayan, Daraga, Albay 11. DJC Halo-Halo & Snack Pili Creek Landco Business Park, Legazpi Inn City 12. Gasthof International Pili Creek Old Albay District, Legazpi Cuisine City 13. Layag Restaurant & Grill Pili Creek Washington Drive, Legazpi City 14. Red Cheese Pizza Pili Creek Cabangan, Legazpi City 15. Red Continental Diner & Pili Creek 3rd Flr. A. Bichara Bar Silverscreen, Legazpi City 16. Don Juan’s Favorites Pili Creek Daraga, Albay 17. Jollibee Polangui Polangui River Brgy. Ubaliw, Polangui, Albay 18. Ana Swine Farm Bicol River San Vicente, Milaor, Camarines Sur 19. Bimbo Construction & Sagop Creek Concepcion Pequeña, Naga Batching Plant City 20. Enjoy Realty & Dev’t. Animas River Zone 7, San Felipe, Naga City Corp. (ERDC) 21. HP Property Mabca Creek Tigaon, Camarines Sur Management 22. HP Property Rumenagas Creek Tigaon, Camarines Sur Management 23. Catanduanes Power Gogon River Marinawa, Bato, Generation, Inc. (CPGI) Catanduanes 24. Powerzone Petroleum Gogon River Palnab del Sur, Virac, Products Corp. (PPPC) Catanduanes 25. DMCI Masbate Power Tugbo River Tugbo, Mobo, Masbate Corp. (DMCI-MPC) 26. Filminera Resources Corp. Rio Guinobatan Puro, Aroroy, Masbate (FRC) 27. Chowking Food Outlet – Salog River Magsaysay Avenue, Sorsogon Sorsogon Branch City 28. LKY Development Corp. Balogo River Sorsogon Bus Terminal, Sorsogon City 29. VLJ Farms Campsite Creek Guinlajon, Sorsogon City Table 3. CY 2013 ADOPTORS Name of Industry Adopted Waterbody Location 1. Albay-Industrial Sawang Creek Bo. Balading, Malinao, Albay Development Corporation (ALINDECO) 2. AP Renewables, Inc. Visitang Naga River Brgy. Cale, Tiwi, Albay 3 CY 2014 Assessment Report Page (APRI) 3. Culinaria Albay Pili Creek Legazpi City, Albay 4. Goodfound Cement Palanog Creek Brgy. Palanog, Camalig, Albay Corporation (GCC) 5. Liberty Commercial Polangui River Polangui, Albay Center 6. Petron Legazpi Renilisan Road Creek Lakandula Drive, Legazpi City Installation (PLI) 7. Sagip Ilog Polangui, Inc. Polangui River Brgy. Ubaliw, Polangui Albay 8. Sunwest Construction & Yawa River Bogtong, Legazpi City Development Corp. (SCDC) 9. Ana Swine Farm Bicol River San Vicente, Milaor, Camarines Sur 10. Bimbo Construction & Sagop Creek Concepcion Pequeña, Naga Batching Plant City 11. Enjoy Realty & Dev’t. Animas River Zone 7, San Felipe, Naga City Corp. (ERDC) 12. HP Property Mabca Creek Tigaon, Camarines Sur Management Rumenagas Creek 13. Catanduanes Power Gogon River Marinawa, Bato, Generation, Inc. (CPGI) Catanduanes 14. Powerzone Petroleum Gogon River Palnab del Sur, Virac, Products Corp. (PPPC) Catanduanes 15. DMCI Masbate Power Tugbo River Tugbo, Mobo, Masbate Corp. (DMCI-MPC) 16. Filminera Resources Corp. Rio Guinobatan Puro, Aroroy, Masbate (FRC) 17. Chowking Food Outlet – Salog River Magsaysay Avenue, Sorsogon Sorsogon Branch City 18. LKY Development Corp. Balogo River Sorsogon Bus Terminal, Sorsogon City 19. VLJ Farms Campsite Creek Guinlajon, Sorsogon City 20. Coca-Cola Bottlers’ Sagop Creek Concepcion Pequeña, Naga Philippines, Inc. (CCBPI)* City, Camarines Sur 21. Johson Gold Mining Bagumbayan Creek Jose Panganiban, Camarines Corp.* Norte 22. LCC Sorsogon Branch* Salog River Sorsogon City 23. LCC Calabanga Branch* Calabanga Spanish Creek Brgy. San Antonio, Calabanga, Camarines Sur *New adoptor Table 4. CY 2014 ADOPTORS Name of Industry Adopted Waterbody Location 1. Albay-Industrial Sawang Creek Bo. Balading, Malinao, Albay Development Corporation (ALINDECO) 2. AP Renewables, Inc. Visitang Naga River Brgy. Cale, Tiwi, Albay (APRI) 3. Culinaria Albay Pili Creek Legazpi City, Albay 4. Goodfound Cement Palanog Creek Brgy. Palanog, Camalig, Albay Corporation (GCC) 4 CY 2014 Assessment Report Page 5. Liberty Commercial Polangui River Polangui, Albay Center 6. Petron Legazpi Renilisan Road Creek Lakandula Drive, Legazpi City Installation (PLI) 7. Sagip Ilog Polangui, Inc. Polangui River Brgy. Ubaliw, Polangui Albay 8. Sunwest Construction & Yawa River Bogtong, Legazpi City Development Corp. (SCDC) 9. HP Property Mabca Creek Poblacion, Tigaon, Management Camarines Sur Rumenagas Creek San Rafael, Tigaon, Camarines Sur 10. Catanduanes Power Gogon River Marinawa, Bato, Catanduanes Generation, Inc. (CPGI) 11. Powerzone Petroleum Gogon River Palnab del Sur, Virac, Products Corp. (PPPC) Catanduanes 12. DMCI Masbate Power Tugbo River Tugbo, Mobo, Masbate Corp. (DMCI-MPC) 13. Filminera Resources Corp. Rio Guinobatan Puro, Aroroy, Masbate (FRC) 14. LKY Development Corp. Balogo River Sorsogon Bus Terminal, Sorsogon City 15. VLJ Farms Campsite Creek Guinlajon, Sorsogon City 16. Coca-Cola Bottlers’ Sagop Creek Concepcion Pequeña, Naga Philippines, Inc. (CCBPI) City, Camarines Sur 17. Johson Gold Mining Corp. Bagumbayan Creek Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte 18. LCC Sorsogon Branch Salog River Sorsogon City 19. LCC Calabanga Branch Calabanga Spanish Creek Brgy. San Antonio, Calabanga, Camarines Sur 20. Central Bicol State CBSUA – Martillana Estero San Jose, Pili Camarines Sur University of Agriculture (CBSUA)* 21. Julads Resort* Binasagan River Lourdes Village, San Jose, Pili Camarines Sur
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