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List of Participants Conference on Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Livestock and Agro-Industrial Waste 15-16 October 2009 Attachment B List of Participants Total Number of Participants = 181 Total Number of Males = 98 Total Number of Females = 83 Conference on Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Livestock and Agro-Industrial Waste 15-16 October 2009 List of Participants Speakers, Moderator, Session Chair, Panel Discussants: Mr. Christian Alvarado Ms. Elisea B. Gozun Phil Bio-Sciences Co. Inc. E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (632) 638 2074 Fax: (632) 631 2044 Ms. Mila J. Jude Chief Technical Officer Assistant Director Carmencita A. Bariso SEEDLinks Philippines Inc. Energy Policy and Planning Bureau Tel: (632) 718 0147; 0917 8596207 Department of Energy E-mail: TeleFax: (632) 840 2288 [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Bert Hofman Ms. Lennie Santos-Borja Philippines Country Director Division Chief III World Bank Head, Research & Development Division Tel: (632) 917 3134 Head, Carbon Finance Unit Fax: (632) 917 3094 Laguna Lake Development Authority E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (632) 286 6123 E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Prakash Lamichhane BSP Nepal Mr. Jo-Rex Camba Tel: +55 29 840; +55 24 665 Phil Bio-Sciences Co. Inc. Fax: +977 1 55 24755 Tel: (632) 638 2074 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (632) 631 2044 Mayor Ariel Magcalas Director Davinio Catbagan Sta. Cruz, Laguna Bureau of Animal Industry TeleFax: (63 49) 501 2788 Department of Agriculture TeleFax: (632) 927 0971 Mr. John Morton Environmental Specialist Ms. Noemi Dela Paz World Bank Vice President E-mail: [email protected] Land Bank of the Philippines Tel: (632) 405 7340 Mr. Chin Kiang Mun Fax: (632) 528 8484 Business Development Director E-mail: [email protected] TUV SUD PSB Philippines Inc. Tel: (632) 687 5673 local 210 Ms. Joy Goco Fax: (632) 687 2651 Head, Inter-Agency Committee on Climate E-mail: [email protected] Change (IACEC) Secretariat Environmental Management Bureau (EMB-DENR) Tel: (632) 928 2257 1 Conference on Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Livestock and Agro-Industrial Waste 15-16 October 2009 Mr. Paul Puthenpurekal Engr. Raul Sabularse President and COO Deputy Executive Director Solutions Using Renewable Energy Inc. Philippine Council for Industry and Energy TeleFax: (63 2) 634 7945 Research and Development E-mail: [email protected]; Department of Science and Technology [email protected] (PCIERD-DOST) Tel: (632) 837 2935 Ms. Pongtip Puvacharoen Fax: (632) 837 2925 Carbon Finance Analyst The World Bank Office, Bangkok Engr. Maria Lourdes San Miguel Tel: +66 2686 8362 Sta. Cruz, Laguna Fax: +66 2686 8301 TeleFax: (63 49) 810 0962 E-mail: [email protected] Undersecretary Mary Ann Lucille Sering Ms. Josefina Ramos Department of Environment and Natural Acting Bank Executive Officer Resources (DENR) Unit Head, Environmental Program Tel: (632) 926 0537 Management Unit Fax: (632) 926 2683 Environmental Program and Management Department Dr. Poon Thiengburanathum Land Bank of the Philippines Assistant Director Tel: (632) 405 7736 Energy Research & Development Fax: (632) 528 8484 Institute, Chiang Mai University E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Dave Robbins Mr. Joe Tuyor Sr. Sr. Water and Sanitation Advisor Sr. Operations Officer Philippine Sanitation Alliance World Bank Tel: 819 0687 local 105 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 819 0687 local 102 E-mail: [email protected] Dr. Graciano Yumul Jr. Undersecretary, Research & Development Mr. Kurt Roos Department of Science and Technology Team Leader, Agricultural Methane Programs Tel: (632) 837 2071 to 72 (local 2510) US Environmental Protection Agency Fax: (632) 928 2257 (USEPA) E-mail: [email protected] 2 Conference on Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Livestock and Agro-Industrial Waste 15-16 October 2009 Representatives from LGUs and other organizations: Ms. Evangeline B. Abante Mr. Oswald Alcasid USEC Staff PIO Department of Environment and Natural Calamba, Laguna (Office of the Mayor) Resources Tel: (63 929) 4604161 (c/o Jean Mabait) Tel: (632) 926 0537 Fax: (632) 926 2683 Mr. Julian D. Amador Director, EMB Ms. Azyl Abino Department of Environment Community Development Officer, and Natural Resources (DENR) Community Development Division Tel: (632) 926 0537 Laguna Lake Development Authority Fax: (632) 926 2683 (LLDA) TeleFax: (63 49) 568 0099 Mr. Alejandro L. Ambil COO Mr. Fernando Ablaza Agrifuels Corporation Provincial Director TeleFax: (632) 739 0335 DOST Calabarzon, Los Baños Laguna E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (63 49) 536 5013 E-mail: [email protected] Atty. Job Adrian Ambrosio Penwood Corporation Mr. Cesar Acosta TeleFax: (632) 328 8872 VP - Business Development Franklin Baker Co. of the Philippines Mr. Arnel J. Amparo Tel: (632) 810 2222 local 115 Resident Manager Fax: (632) 894 5950 San Carlos Bioenergy Incorporated TeleFax: (63 34) 729 4687 Ms. Lorna M. Africa E-mail: [email protected] OIC - City ENRO Lipa City, Office of the Mayor Mr. Angelito V. Angeles Tel: (63 43) 756 1111; 784 2538 Director Fax: (63 43) 756 1558 Central Luzon State University (CLSU-AREC) Mr. Oliver Agoncillo Tel: (63 918) 318 2618 Development Assistance Specialist E-mail: United States Agency for International [email protected];[email protected] Development (USAID) Tel: (632) 552 9828; 552 9800 Mr. Randy Angeles Fax: (632) 552 9997 Community Development Officer, E-mail: [email protected] Community Development Division Laguna Lake Development Authority Mr. Angelo Alanzalon (LLDA) Supervisor TeleFax: (63 49) 568 0099 Calamba, Laguna (Office of the Mayor) Tel: (63 929) 4604161 (c/o Jean Mabait) 3 Conference on Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Livestock and Agro-Industrial Waste 15-16 October 2009 Ms. Marilyn Apacionado Ms. Marites T. Basco Member, Monitoring & Evaluation Group, CENRO Staff Carbon Finance Unit Navotas City, Office Of The Mayor Laguna Lake Development Authority Tel: (632) 281 8602 (LLDA) Fax: (632) 281 8861 Tel: (632) 286 6123 Fax: (632) 284 4796 Mr. Edelburg S. Batino E-mail: [email protected] Laoag City, Office of the Mayor Tel: (63 77) 772 0001 loc. 231 (Klaiza) Engr. Reynald Apolonio Fax: (63 77) 772 1100 Project Engineer Philippine Ecology Systems Corp. Mr. Rodolfo Bautista (PHILECO) Environment Officer Tel: (632) 281 8602 Cabanatuan City Solid Waste Fax: (632) 281 8861 Management Board, Office of the Mayor TeleFax: (63 44) 464 3993 Mr. Renato G. Arancon Project Leader Ms. Susan Benitez University of Southern Philippines Vice President - Production (USEP-AREC) Asian Alcohol Corporation TeleFax: (63 82) 225 4696 Tel: (63 918) 927 0991 Ms. Noemi G. Arguillo Ms. Angelita Brabante Institutional Development Consultant Chief, Chemical Management Section USAID-ECAP Project Coordinator: Integrated Persistent Tel: (632) 656 2071; (63 927) 2530101 Organic Pollutants in Open Dumpsites Project E-mail: [email protected] Environmental Management Bureau (EMB-DENR) Ms. Adoracion B. Armada Tel: (632) 928 8892 Senior Science Research Specialist Fax: (632) 920 2263 Philippine Council for Agriculture, E-mail: [email protected] Foresty and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCARRD) Ms. Reena Buena Tel: (63 49) 536 0015 local 239; (63 916) CDO III, Community Development 7304901 Division Laguna Lake Development Authority Ms. Marilou Arrieta (LLDA) Acting Chief Private Market and TeleFax: (63 49) 568 0099 Slaughterhouse Division Quezon City, Office of the Mayor Mr. Melvin C. Cabance Tel: (632) 514 3912 Supervising Accounts Management Specialist Land Bank of the Philippines Ms. Che Barrameda Tel: (632) 405-7615 Program Officer E-mail: [email protected] Ethanol Producers Association of the Philippines TeleFax: (632) 571 4184 E-mail: [email protected] 4 Conference on Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Livestock and Agro-Industrial Waste 15-16 October 2009 Dr. Mercedes Cabling Mr. Ronald M. Cartagena Member Program Officer for Environment Cabanatuan City Solid Waste League of Cities of the Philippines Management Board, Office of the Mayor Tel: (632) 830 0057 TeleFax: (63 44) 464 3993 Fax: (632) 813 6467 Mr. Prudencio E. Calado Atty. Addison B. Castro Acting Head, EPMD Legal Counsel, Corporate Secretary Land Bank of the Philippines Central Azucarera De Tarlac Tel: (632) 405-7539 Tel: (63 917) 810 8098 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]; Mr. Roberto Calida [email protected] Vice President XLS Services (c/o SEEDLinks Philippines) Ms. Rachel Cawit Tel: (63 047) 252 8393 Negros Biochem Corporation Tel: (63 918) 927 0991 (c/o Susan Dr. Teresita L. Cambel Benitez) President and Project Leader Sultan Kudarat Polytechnic State College Ms. Prissie Cecilia (SKPSC-AREC) Deputy Operations Officer Tel: (63 64) 200 4259 Agrifuels Corporation Fax: (63 64) 200 4261 TeleFax: (632) 739 0335 E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Luis Cañete Clean Energy Specialist Atty. Marissa P. Cerezo Asian Development Bank OIC-Assistant Director, Renewable Tel: (632) 632 6751 Energy Management Bureau Fax: (632) 636 2198 Department of Energy E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (632) 479 2900 local 390 Fax: (632) 840 1817 Ms. Techi Cruz-Capellan Managing Director Engr. Glenn Chavez Ethanol Producers Association of the Engineer II Philippines Laoag City, Office Of The Mayor Tel: (632) 571 4184; (63 917) 8259555 Tel: (63 77) 772 0001 loc. 231 (Klaiza) Fax: (632) 571 4184 Fax: (63 77) 772 1100 E-mail: [email protected] Ms. Susana Chua, Ph.D.
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