Index
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1. Outline 1
2. Organization Background 2
3. Event Evaluation 4
4. Results of the Visitors’ Survey 6
5. Comparison with Past EPIFs 8
6. Exhibitions 10
7. Official Opening Ceremony 41
8. Welcome Lunch / Reception 45
9. International Conference 49
10.Meeting of Past and Future EPIF Organizers 60
11.International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN) Meeting 61
12.Attraction Program 62
13.Organizers’ Exhibition 64
14.Installation and Signs 66
15.Members of GPAC, Preparatory Committee and Exhibitors 68
16.Publicity 76 1. Outline
Official Fair Name Eco-products International Fair 2009 (EPIF 2009)
Venue SMX Convention Center, Manila, Philippines (Gross Exhibition Area 5,429 m2)
Date 19 March to 22 March 2009 10:00 to 19:00 *19 March Open to the public 11:00 to 19:00 *22 March 10:00 to 17:00
Organizers Asian Productivity Organization (APO) Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) Philippine Business for the Environment (PBE)
Supporting 【International Organizations】 Organizations United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Asian Development Bank (ADB)
【Philippines】 【Japan】 Department of Trade and Industry Embassy of Japan in the Philippines Department of Environment and Natural Resources Green Purchasing Network (GPN) Department of Energy International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN) Department of Science and Technology Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) Department of Tourism Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI) Department of Foreign Affairs Japan Environmental Management Association for National Economic and Development Authority Industry (JEMAI) Department of Budget and Management The Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Department of Education of the Philippines, Inc. (JCCIPI) Commission on Higher Education Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) Technical Education and Skills Development Authority The Japan Foundation (JPF) Bureau of Customs Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Bureau of Immigration Philippines Office Development Bank of the Philippines Japan Productivity Center for Socio-Economic Land Bank of the Philippines Development (JPC-SED) Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation KEIZAI DOYUKAI (Japan Association of Corporate Philippine Information Agency Executives) Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Philippine National Police Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Manila International Airport Authority Ministry of the Environment Nikkei Inc. Nippon Keidanren, Japan
Event Objectives -To educate and involve the public in creating a better environment via the use of eco-products and eco-services -To provide a platform for international companies and industry players to exchange eco-information -To provide a marketing platform for companies and industry players to showcase the latest eco-technologies and eco-products to government, industry, and the public -To provide a business platform for buyers and sellers to meet to explore business collaborations and joint ventures and accelerate eco-knowledge and expansion of green markets in the Philippines
Theme Sustainable Production, Sustainable Consumption, Sustainable Future
No. of Exhibitors 128 Organizations
No. of Visitors 83,469
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 1 2. Organization Background
■ APO and environment-related activities Since its inception in 1961, the APO has cooperated with small- and medium-sized enterprises in member countries concerning pollution prevention measures and occupational health and safety problems and undertaken a variety of activities to improve awareness of environmental problems.
After participating in the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, the APO carried out a basic survey the following year titled "Productivity and the Environment," and put forward the Green Productivity (GP) concept, which pursues the concurrent improvement of productivity and environmental conservation, based on the results of that survey. The APO received financial support from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Japanese government under the "Special Grant for the APO’s Environmental Program" and launched the revolutionary GP Program in 1994, which links the elements of environmental conservation with existing productivity improvement endeavors.
The strength of GP is that it is not simply an individual approach to environmental conservation or quality improvement but a comprehensive strategy that can be incorporated in a mutually complementary form in strategic fields of economic activities in member countries. To nurture an economic infrastructure in member countries which will contribute to higher competitiveness and sustainability, the APO has invested extensive resources into ensuring the successful launch and operation of the GP Program. For the details on GP, please visit the APO web site (http://www.apo- tokyo.org/jpn/green/index.html).
■ Establishment of the GP Advisory Committee In 2003, the APO Secretariat set up a GP Advisory Committee (GPAC), composed of individuals in charge of environmental management at leading companies, mainly in the manufacturing industry, to receive advice and cooperation from Japanese corporations with long-term experience in implementing environmental measures and for further promotion of GP projects. As of March 2009, the executive members of the GPAC are Chairperson Dr. Tamotsu Nomakuchi (Chairman, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation), the three vice-chairpersons Prof. Ryoichi Yamamoto (Professor, University of Tokyo), Hideaki Sekizawa (Executive Vice President, Nippon Steel Corporation), and Teisuke Kitayama (Chairman of the Board, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation). Together with committee members, who are managers in charge of environmental affairs of over 60 leading Japanese companies, the executive members are continually providing support and advice to APO activities. The original executive members who kindly supported the GPAC as chairpersons and vice-chairpersons remain as advisers who provide valuable inputs (see the Executive Members List of the GPAC on page 68).
■ Greening supply chains and the Eco-products Exhibition In recent years, as a result of the greater international interdependence resulting from the globalization of economic activities, solidarity across borders, commencing with the international outsourcing of labor, has become indispensable for the efficient management of companies. Independent completion of industrial production activities entirely within a single country alone is becoming practically impossible. Under such circumstances, the probability of the Asia-Pacific region becoming a center of manufacturing activity is great since it has an abundant, hardworking labor force. The APO's goal of greening supply chains is aimed at linking manufacturing with sustainable economic development. More specifically, the goals are to incorporate consideration for the environment into every stage of the production process, from the acquisition of raw materials and the purchasing of parts, making all products green, and establishing a world-class "Made-in-Asia" environmental label. The GPAC selected the greening of supply chains as its main theme and is working to ensure that Asian governments and corporations promote the use of environment-friendly products as a fundamental business objective. The Eco-products Exhibition has been held at the Tokyo Big Sight every December since 1999 to promote products, services, and business styles that take the environment into consideration. This exhibition becomes more successful every year, and more than 170,000 people attended the three-day event in 2008 which was the exhibition’s 10th anniversary. These visitors not only included people involved in eco-friendly products and services, but also a wide range of people with different interests, such as those affiliated with environmental organizations, housewives, and even students as young as elementary school age.
2 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Success of Eco-products International Fairs 2004–2008 and implementation of Eco-products International Fair 2009
With the full cooperation of the GPAC, the APO started the Eco-products International Fair (EPIF) in 2004. This fair emphasized the importance of green purchasing to consumers in Japan and other Asian countries, and it provided an opportunity for networking and the discovery of business partners in the eco-business. This meant that the EPIF acknowledged the importance of efforts to strengthen international competitiveness by greening supply chains in the Asia-Pacific region. The first fair was held in Malaysia in 2004, followed by Thailand in 2005, Singapore in 2006 and Vietnam in 2008. Based on the success of the past four EPIFs and with the endorsement of the GPAC, it was decided to hold the fifth EPIF in 2009 in the Philippines.
■The venue of the EPIF 2009: SMX Convention Center Built in November 2007, the SMX Convention Center has state-of-the-art facilities and is the largest exhibition hall in the Philippines. It is an integral part of the Mall of Asia Complex Park, one of the five largest shopping malls in the world. Due to its proximity to Ninoy Aquino International Airport, one of the outstanding features of the center, the SMX Convention Center was chosen as the venue of the EPIF 2009.
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 3 3. Event Evaluation
■Assessment
The APO held the fifth EPIF from 19 to 22 March 2009 at the SMX Convention Center in Manila in collaboration with the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) and Philippine Business for the Environment (PBE). A total of 83,469 people visited the fair over the four-day period, establishing a remarkable attendance record in the history of international exhibitions in the Philippines.
The exhibition categories included the following wide range of sectors for companies and organizations participating:
• Electric machinery/Electronics/Business equipment • Energy/Construction/Landscape • Lifestyle/Automobiles/Transportation machinery • Eco-materials/Recycling • Finance/International organizations/Trading & distribution companies • Food/Eco-goods • Supporting organizations/Governments/Environmental technology/Research & development / Environmental activities • Companies/organizations from Malaysia • Companies/organizations from Singapore • Organizer-related companies/organizations
The fair was attended by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and former President Fidel V. Ramos as well as five current cabinet members of the Philippine government including Executive Secretary Eduardo R. Ermita and Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Peter B. Favila. This shows the Philippine government's high-level attention to environmental issues and commitment to integrating green industry into the national strategy for the future.
Despite concerns about the impact of the global economic downturn, a total of 128 companies and organizations participated from the Philippines, Japan, Malaysia, and Singapore, establishing a new record for the number of exhibitors. The fair was a success with 36 exhibits by Japanese companies and organizations as well as numerous exhibits by enthusiastic small- and medium-sized local enterprises from the Philippines. New participation of exhibitors from financial institutions and trading companies expanded the range of categories in the fair and led to greater abundance in the content and quality. Visitors made comments like, "Promotion of eco-products by our local companies has just started in the Philippines quite recently. A fair like this one, showcasing many types of eco-products, is a great opportunity for children to learn," and "it is a great honor to hold this environmental fair in the Philippines." In her address at the Thanksgiving Dinner held on the evening of day 3, DTI Undersecretary Zenaida Maglaya emphasized the importance of increasing public awareness of eco- products and -services in the Philippines, saying that, “The Philippines would like to hold a National Eco- products Fair annually from now on." This is a signal of accelerating public awareness of the need for green supply chains in the Philippines.
At the International Conference on Sustainable Consumption, Sustainable Production, Sustainable Future organized in parallel with the fair, more than 30 experts and practitioners from the Philippines, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Thailand shared their knowledge of the latest global trends in environmental innovation, finance, and procurement. The conference provided an open forum for the discussion of various green issues with the audience. One of the key words during the conference was "eco-finance." The experts tried to analyze and decipher future socioeconomic scenarios from the perspective of the environment and finance in their presentations. This new trial fascinated many among the audience. During the EPIF 2009, there was an official announcement that Indonesia would be the host country for the sixth EPIF scheduled for March 2010. Rachmat Gobel, Vice President of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Prof. Irzan Tandjung, Indonesian Ambassador to the Philippines, took part in the handing-over ceremony.
4 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Event Schedule
TIME 19 March (Thu) 20 March (Fri) 21 March (Sat) 22 March (Sun)
8:00 8:00-9:00 Preparation
9:00 9:00-11:00 9:00-17:00 9:00-16:30 n n n o o i o i i
Official Opening Ceremony t International Conference International Conference t t a a a r r VIP Tour of Exhibition Hall (Day 2) (Day 3) r a a a p p p e e e r r r P P Opportunities and Green Procurement, Eco- P 10:00 Challenges solutions, and Applications in the Eco-business and Environmental Finance
■Plenary Session 3: 10:30-12:00 Global Finance and 11:00 Sustainable Development Closed-door Meeting of Past ■Plenary Session 4: and Future EPIF CDM Management and Organizers 11:30-13:00 Opportunities Welcome Lunch 12:00 Hosted by the Department of ■Panel Discussion: Energy, Philippines Developing CDM Projects in the Philippines: Potential, Merits, and Barriers ■Plenary Session 6: ■Plenary Session 5: Green Procurement and 0
13:00 0
Environmental Finance and Global Challenges :
13:00-17:30 7
Markets Evaluating 1 -
International Conference Nonfinancial Factors in the ■Plenary Session 7: 0 0 : (Day 1) 0 0
Region Eco-solutions and 0 0 0 : : 1 9 9
Applications: Marketing
1 1 - Sustainable Consumption - ■ n
Panel Discussion: 0 Strategies for Eco-products 0 e 0 0 p
and Production : : 0 The Future of 0
14:00 0 0 O : 1 1 ■
9 Environmental Plenary Session 8:
1 - n
Finance and Markets: n Energy Strategies for Green 0 e ■ e
0 Plenary Session 1: p p
: Evaluating Nonfinancial Productivity O 1 Eco-innovation and Global O
1 Factors in the Region
Challenges ■Closing Ceremony n e 15:00 p ■Plenary Session 2: O Eco-innovation and Practice in the Government
■Keynote Speech 16:00 ■Highlights of Sessions
17:00 17:00-22:00 Removal of Exhibits 18:00
19:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 19:00-21:00 Welcome Dinner Eco-Fashion Show for the Thanksgiving Dinner 20:00 Hosted by the Department of Environment Hosted by the Development Trade and Industry, Philippines Hosted by the Department of Academy of the Philippines (DAP) Environment and Natural 21:00 Resources, Philippines
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 5 4. Results of the Visitors’ Survey
■Number of Visitors
Date Weather No. of Visitors 19 March (Thu) Sunny 22,274 20 March (Fri) Sunny 24,254 21 March (Sat) Sunny 16,622 22 March (Sun) Sunny 20,319 Total 83,469
■ Profile of Visitors
*Response rates are rounded off to the first decimal place. As a result, total percentages may be not always 100.0%.
[Gender] [Age]
6 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 [Occupation] [Purpose of Visit] *One or more answers were checked. 1. Work-related
[Industry] 2. Personal Interest
[Position] [How did you learn the EPIF 2009?]
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 7 5. Comparison with Past EPIFs
Item \ Year 2004 2005 2006 Country Malaysia Thailand Singapore
Asian Productivity Organization Asian Productivity Organization Asian Productivity Organization (APO) (APO) (APO) Federation of Malaysia Manufacturers The Federation of Thai Industries Waste Management and Recycling Organizers (FMM) (FTI) Association of Singapore (WMRAS) National Productivity Corporation Thailand Productivity Institute Standards, Productivity and Innovation (NPC) (FTPI) Board (SPRING)
Living in harmony with the environment: New environmental challenges Theme A better environment for all Toward sustainable production for the global community & consumption
Date 2-4 Sept. (3 days) 6-9 Oct. (4 days) 31 Oct.-2 Nov. (3 days)
Mid-Valley Exhibition Centre IMPACT Suntec Singapore International Venue Kuala Lumpur near Bangkok Convention & Exhibition Centre
Gross Exhibition Area 3,600 ㎡ 5,000 ㎡ 7,300 ㎡
Focus BtoC / BtoB BtoC / BtoB BtoC / BtoB
No. of Visitors 11,493 25,476 34,516
No. of Exhibitors 76 59 107
No. of Japanese 37 22 34 Exhibitors
No. of Local Exhibitors 35 32 53
No. of Booths 135 219 236 (3m x 3m)
Dr. Yaacob Ibrahim YB. Dato’ Seri Rafidah Aziz, H.E. Mr. Sora-at KIinpratoo (Minister for the Environment and (Minister of International Trade (Minister of Information and Water Resources) and Industry) Communication Technology) VIPs Mr. Kazuhiro Bando Mr. Yoshihide Suga Mr. Koichi Hirata (Deputy Director-General, (Parliamentary Secretary, (Parliamentary Secretary, Trade and Economic Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Government of Japan) Government of Japan) Government of Japan)
*Green Supply Chains - Toward *Eco-products for *"Growing the Eco-nomy" - Learning Sustainable Production and Competitiveness in Global Markets from the Best Eco-practices by Consumption organizers *6 conferences organized *International Conference on the *Workshop on Green Procurement by local organizers Development of Model Eco-towns for Enhancing Promotion of Eco- *Co-organized conference products in the Asia-Pacific Region by UNEP, CITYNET, and APO by APO *Thematic Session on Environmentally *Green Procurement Sustainable Industrial Development: International The Concept of Eco-towns in the Asia Conferences Pacific Region by UNEP, GEC, and APO *Eco-products Promoters International Meeting by APO and SPRING *International Workshop on Green Purchasing Network by IGPN *Green Building Conference by BCA and British High Commission
8 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Item \ Year 2008 2009 Country Vietnam Philippines Asian Productivity Organization (APO) Directorate for Standards and Quality Asian Productivity Organization (APO) Organizers (STAMEQ)/Vietnam Productivity Centre Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) (VPC) Philippine Business for the Environent (PBE) Vietnam Association for Conservation of Nature and Environment (VACNE)
For sustainable development Sustainable production, Theme and better life sustainable consumption, sustainable future
Date 1-4 March (4 days) 19-22 March (4 days)
National Convention Center SMX Convention Center Venue Hanoi Manila
Gross Exhibition Area 10,000 ㎡ 5,400㎡
Focus BtoC / BtoB / BtoG BtoC / BtoB / BtoG
No. of Visitors 98,469 83,469
No. of Exhibitors 91 128
No. of Japanese 28 36 Exhibitors No. of Local Exhibitors 41 90
No. of Booths 226 225 (3m x 3m)
Ms. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (President of the Philippines) Mr. Nguyen Duc Kien Mr. Eduardo R. Ermita (Executive Secretary) (Vice Chairman of National Assembly) Mr. Jose L. Atienza, Jr. (Secretary, Department of
Environment and Natural Resources) Mr. Hoang Van Phong Mr. Angelo Reyes (Secretary, Department of Energy) (Minister of Science and Technology) Dr. Estrella F. Alabastro (Secretary, Department of Science VIPs and Technology) Mr. Hajime Ito Mr. Peter B. Favila (Secretary, Department of Trade and (Deputy Director-General Industry) for Global Environment Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Mr. Fidel V. Ramos (former President of the Philippines) Government of Japan) Mr. Masaaki Kobayashi (Councilor, Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Environment, Government of Japan)
*International Conference on *International Conference on Sustainable Promotion of Eco-products for Consumption, Sustainable Production, Competitiveness and Sustainable Sustainable Future Consumption by APO
*Workshop on Air Protection, and *Meeting of Past and Future EPIF Organizers by APO Workshop on Climate Change and its Effect by local organizers *International Green Purchasing Network Meeting in Manila by IGPN *Workshop on Green Purchasing & International Green Supply Chain by IGPN and GPN Conferences *Forum "Eco-Community for Asia" by G-Project Inc. and Hanoi Architectural University
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 9 6. Exhibitions
■Floor Plan 1F
10 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Booths Listed by No.
2000 Japan Asian Productivity Organization (APO) 3043 Philippines Dela Cruz House of Pina 2001 Japan Eco-Products 2009 (Japan Environmental Management Association for Industry/Nikkei Inc.) 3044 Philippines Nooks Co. Ltd 2002 Japan Asia/Pacific Cultural Center for UNESCO (ACCU) 3045 Philippines EZRA Export International 2003 Malaysia Malaysian Agri Hi-Tech Sdn. Bhd. 3046 Philippines Sabutan Handicrafts 2004 Singapore EPIF 2006 (Singapore) 3047 Philippines Carlo's Bamboocraft & Furnishing 2005 Japan Japan Quality Assurrance Organization (JQA) 3048 Philippines Club Ultima International 2006 Philippines Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) 3049 Philippines Polytrader Plastic Products 2007 Philippines Philippine Business for the Environment (PBE) 3050 Philippines United Architects of the Philippines (UAP)-Gam 2010 Philippines Department of Energy (DOE) 4002 Philippines PhUV Incorporated 2011 Philippines Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) 4003 Philippines Alterenergy Systems, Inc. 2011 Philippines Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development, Inc. (PCEPSD) 4004 Philippines Earth Institute Asia 2013 Philippines National Economic and Development Authority 4005 Japan Satoushoji Corp. 2014 Philippines Department of Tourism (DOT) / PCVC 4006 Japan SE Communications 2015 Philippines Industrial Guarantee Loan Fund (IGLF) 4007 Japan Sumitomo Corporation 2016 Philippines Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR) 4008 Philippines I-Merge Online, Inc. 2017 Philippines Davao Oriental Coco Husk Social Enterprise Inc. (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) 4009 Philippines Massco Chemical and Marketing Corporation 2018 Philippines Peoples' Global Exchange (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) 4010 Japan MITSUI & CO., LTD. 2020 Philippines The Manila Connection Manufacturing (c/o Landbank of the Philippines) 4012 Philippines Total Power Box Solution, Inc. 2021 Philippines Development Bank of the Philippines 4015 Philippines Ygarc Trading 2022 Philippines Sultan Kudarat Muscovado Farmers & Millers (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) 4016 Philippines Trevis International Corporation 2023 Philippines Le Fort Inc. (c/o Landbank of the Philippines) 4017 Philippines Landlite Philippines Corporation 2024 Philippines Landbank of the Philippines 4018 Philippines Green Home 2025 Philippines Department of Science & Technology (DOST) 4020 Philippines Industrial Waste Management Inc. 2026 Philippines Full of Grace Organic Products 4022 Philippines Cleveland Envirotech Solutions Inc. 2027 Philippines Department of Agrarian Reform 4023 Philippines Kilus Foundation Multi-Purpose Cooperative 2028 Philippines Alice Blue Candle Inc. 4024 Philippines Nature's Legacy Eximport Inc. 2029 Philippines Carica Herbal Products 4025 Japan JAPAN STAR Co., Ltd. 2030 Philippines Century Park Hotel 4026 Philippines Reinlab Corporation 2031 Philippines Bayview Park Hotel 4027 Philippines HMR Envirocycle Philippines,Inc. 2034 Philippines The Heritage Hotel 4028 Japan Barbarian Co., Ltd. 2035 Philippines Manila Diamond Hotel 4029 Philippines Rasza Agro Produce Corporation 3001 Philippines Gawad Kalinga 4030 Philippines Ambienergy Enterprises 3002 Philippines ABS-CBN 4031 Philippines Greenergy Renewable Energy Enterprises 3003 Philippines La Liga Institute, Inc. / Go Organic Philippines Inc. 4032 Philippines International Energy and Conservation Systems, Inc. (IECS) 3004 Philippines Philippine Eco-Systems (c/o DENR) 4033 Philippines PIDO 3005 Japan Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. 4034 Philippines Talion Equipment & Contracting Inc. 3006 Philippines A.L. Trading (Pinoy Ecology) 4035 Philippines Jmecotech Solutions, Co. 3007 Philippines Tahanang Walang Hagdanan 4036 Philippines New World Technology, Inc. 3008 Philippines Binnadang Ethnic Handicraft 4037 Philippines DDR Environ Specialist 3009 Philippines Kablon Farm Food Corporation 4040 Japan KAJIMA CORPORATION 3010 Philippines Gourmet Farms, Inc. 4041 Japan Saraya Co., Ltd. 3011 Philippines Florland Ventures 4042 Philippines Accurate Oil And Synergy 3012 Philippines Greenleaf Eco-Bags 4043 Philippines Agustin General Engineering Services 3016 Philippines The Chamber of Automotive Manufactures of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) 4044 Philippines Dumalag Corporation 3016 Japan TOYOTA Motor Philippines Corporation 4045 Philippines Oriental & Motolite Marketing Corporation 3021 Philippines DTI-The Bayong Project 4046 Philippines Shell Philippines 3023 Philippines Eco Mini-Mart / Ace Hardware 4048 Philippines Holcim Philippines 3024 Philippines Compliant Solutions Corporation 4049 Philippines Earn Corporation 3025 Philippines Mitocondria International Corporation 4050 Japan G-8 International Trading 3026 Philippines Sterling Paper Products Ent., Inc. 4051 Japan Bridge-Link Ltd. 3027 Philippines Philippine Recyclers, Incorporated 4052 Philippines Iship Logipack Incorporated 3028 Philippines JICA / DOST / PPIA 4053 Japan New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization 3029 Japan Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation 4055 Japan Hitachi, Ltd. 3030 Japan Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group Holdings, Inc. 4056 Japan SANYO Philippines, Inc. 3031 Japan Mitsubishi Corporation 4057 Philippines Freidrich Enterprises 3032 Japan Japan Bank for International Cooperation 4058 Philippines Gemphil Electronics Assemblies, Inc. (GEAI) 3033 Philippines Metrobank 4059 Japan FUJITSU LIMITED (GPN Joint Exhibit) 3034 Japan IDES Corporation / Itochu Corporation Manila Branch / Dowa Eco-System Co., Ltd. 4059 Japan Green Purchasing Network / International Green Purchasing Network (GPN Joint Exhibit) 3035 Japan Meisho Press Co., Ltd. 4059 Japan NEC Corporation (GPN Joint Exhibit) 3037 Japan Nihon Chuo Kenkyujo Co., Ltd. 4059 Japan Nippon Steel Corporation (GPN Joint Exhibit) 3038 Philippines IPM Group of Companies 4059 Japan TEIJIN LIMITED (GPN Joint Exhibit) 3039 Japan MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD. 4060 Japan Mitsubishi Electric Corporation 3040 Philippines Waste and Resources Management Inc. 4061 Philippines Multistiq 3041 Japan JFE Steel Corporation 4066 Japan Panasonic Corporation 3042 Philippines Foundation for a Sustainable Society / Soriano Multi-Purpose Fiber Corporation 4067 Japan Toshiba Corporation 4068 Japan The Japan Foundation
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 11 6. Exhibitions
■Electric machinery/Electronics/Business equipment Zone (13 companies / organizations, 55 booths)
【Overview】 Solar battery panels and geothermal power station, for which the Philippines ranks second to USA in producing geothermal energy, were introduced. A variety of unique environmental technologies was promoted effectively through a quiz on environmental issues and display of white products such as energy/water-saving air-conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines.
【Exhibitors】 *In alphabetical order Fredrich Enterprises Gemphil Electronics Assemblies, Inc. (GEAI) GPN Joint Exhibition FUJITSU LIMITED Green Purchasing Network (GPN) / International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN) NEC Corporation Nippon Steel Corporation TEIJIN LIMITED Hitachi, Ltd. Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Multistiq Panasonic Corporation SANYO Philippines, Inc. Toshiba Corporation
Fredrich Enterprises Gemphil Electronics Assemblies, Inc. (GEAI)
12 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 GPN Joint Exhibition Hitachi, Ltd.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Multistiq
Panasonic Corporation SANYO Philippines, Inc.
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 13 6. Exhibitions
Toshiba Corporation
14 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Energy/Construction/Landscape Zone (16 companies / organizations, 33 booths)
【Overview】 This zone introduced a wide range of environmental materials and related items such as LED lighting, small-scale wind generators, compact ethanol refining systems using sugarcane residue as a raw material, eco-friendly building materials, biodiesel oil, and water purifiers.
【Exhibitors】 *In alphabetical order BridgeLink., Ltd. DDR Environ Specialist Dumalag Corporation Earn Corporation G-8 International Trading Co., Ltd. Greenergy Renewable Energy Enterprises Green Home Holcim Philippines International Energy and Conservation Systems, Inc. (IECS) Iship Logipack Incorporated KAJIMA CORPORATION Landlite Philippines Corporation New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) New World Technology, Inc. PIDO Total Power Box Solution, Inc.
BridgeLink., Ltd. DDR Environ Specialist
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 15 6. Exhibitions
Dumalag Corporation Earn Corporation
G-8 International Trading Co., Ltd. Greenergy Renewable Energy Enterprises
Green Home Holcim Philippines
16 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 International Energy and Conservation Systems, Inc. (IECS) Iship Logipack Incorporated
KAJIMA CORPORATION Landlite Philippines Corporation
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) New World Technology, Inc.
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 17 6. Exhibitions
PIDO Total Power Box Solution, Inc.
18 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Lifestyle/Automobiles/Transportation machinery Zone (26 companies / organizations, 32 booths)
【Overview】 An electric three-wheeler that traveled around the SMX Convention Center during the fair and an electric jeepney, a popular form of transportation in the Philippines, were presented. An eco-friendly electric four-wheeler made in the Philippines was also introduced. The Eco Mart was open to showcase detergents and eco-friendly products made from natural materials. A wide range of environmental lifestyle products including panel cooling systems was also on display.
【Exhibitors】 *In alphabetical order Accurate Oil and Synergy Agustin General Engineering Services Alterenergy Systems, Inc. Ambienergy Enterprises Barbarian Co., Ltd. Carlo’s Bamboocraft & Furnishing The Chamber of Automotive Manufactures of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) Club Ultima International Dela Cruz House of Pina DTI-The Bayong Project Earth Institute Asia EZRA Export International Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. Japan Star Co., Ltd. Nature's Legacy Eximport Inc. Nooks Co. Ltd Oriental & Motolite Marketing Corporation PhUV Incorporated Polytrader Plastic Products Rasza Agro Produce Corporation Reinlab Corporation Sabutan Handicrafts Saraya Co., Ltd. Shell Philippines TOYOTA Motor Philippines Corporation United Architects of the Philippines (UAP)-Gam
Accurate Oil and Synergy Agustin General Engineering Services
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 19 6. Exhibitions
Alterenergy Systems, Inc. Ambienergy Enterprises
Barbarian Co., Ltd. Carlo’s Bamboocraft & Furnishing
The Chamber of Automotive Manufactures of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) Club Ultima International
20 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Dela Cruz House of Pina DTI-The Bayong Project
Earth Institute Asia EZRA Export International
Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. Japan Star Co., Ltd.
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 21 6. Exhibitions
Nature's Legacy Eximport Inc. Nooks Co. Ltd
Oriental & Motolite Marketing Corporation PhUV Incorporated
Polytrader Plastic Products Rasza Agro Produce Corporation
22 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Reinlab Corporation Sabutan Handicrafts
Saraya Co., Ltd. Shell Philippines
TOYOTA Motor Philippines Corporation United Architects of the Philippines (UAP)-Gam
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 23 6. Exhibitions
■Eco-materials/Recycling Zone (19 companies / organizations, 22 booths)
【Overview】 This zone featured bags made from used juice packs, plastic waste sorting systems, and products made using recycling systems. Recycling systems for automotive batteries, machinery for producing fertilizer from kitchen waste, and products made from coconut fibers were also shown.
【Exhibitors】 *In alphabetical order Cleveland Envirotech Solutions Inc. Compliant Solutions Corporation Foundation for a Sustainable Society / Soriano Multi-Purpose Fiber Industrial Waste Management Inc. IPM Group of Companies Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) / Department of Science and Technology (DOST) / Philippine Plastics Industry Association (PPIA) JFE Steel Corporation Jmecotech Solutions, Co. Kilus Foundation Multi-Purpose Cooperative MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD Meisho Press Co., Ltd. Mitocondria International Corporation Nihon Chuo Kenkyujo Co., Ltd. Philippine Recyclers, Incorporated Sterling Paper Products Ent., Inc. Talion Equipment & Contracting Inc. Trevis International Corporation Waste and Resources Management Inc. Ygarc Trading
Cleveland Envirotech Solutions Inc. Compliant Solutions Corporation
24 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Foundation for a Sustainable Society / Soriano Multi-Purpose Fiber Industrial Waste Management Inc.
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) / Department of Science and Technology (DOST) / IPM Group of Companies Philippine Plastics Industry Association (PPIA)
JFE Steel Corporation Jmecotech Solutions, Co.
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 25 6. Exhibitions
Kilus Foundation Multi-Purpose Cooperative MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD
Meisho Press Co., Ltd. Mitocondria International Corporation
Nihon Chuo Kenkyujo Co., Ltd. Philippine Recyclers, Incorporated
26 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Sterling Paper Products Ent., Inc. Talion Equipment & Contracting Inc.
Trevis International Corporation Waste and Resources Management Inc.
Ygarc Trading
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 27 6. Exhibitions
■Finance/International organizations/Trading & distribution companies Zone (13 companies / organizations, 17 booths)
【Overview】 Preferential financing for eco-friendly companies and Clean Development Mechanism projects were introduced. A variety of activities related to wind and solar power generation and equipment for refining biodiesel oil from jatropha were featured.
【Exhibitors】 *In alphabetical order HMR Envirocycle Philippines, Inc. IDES Corporation / Itochu Corporation Manila Branch / Dowa Eco-System Co., Ltd. I-Merge Online, Inc. Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) Massco Chemical and Marketing Corporation Metrobank Mitsubishi Corporation MITSUI & CO., LTD Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group Holdings, Inc. Satoshoji Corporation SE Communications Sumitomo Corporation Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
IDES Corporation / Itochu Corporation Manila HMR Envirocycle Philippines, Inc. Branch / Dowa Eco-System Co., Ltd.
28 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 I-Merge Online, Inc. Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)
Massco Chemical and Marketing Corporation Metrobank
Mitsubishi Corporation MITSUI & CO., LTD.
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 29 6. Exhibitions
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group Holdings, Inc. Satoshoji Corporation
Save The Earth Association Sumitomo Corporation
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
30 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Food/Eco-goods Zone (8 companies / organizations, 11 booths)
【Overview】 This zone featured ice cream and sugar made from coconuts, organically cultivated coffee beans, and other food products made from specialty agricultural products grown in the Philippines. In addition, cloth made from pineapple fiber and bamboo furniture and roofing material were displayed.
【Exhibitors】 *In alphabetical order Alice Blue Candle Inc. Carica Herbal Products Eco Mini-Mart / Ace Hardware Florland Ventures Full of Grace Organic Products Gourmet Farms, Inc. Greenleaf Eco-Bags Kablon Farm Food Corporation
Alice Blue Candle Inc. Carica Herbal Products
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 31 6. Exhibitions
Eco Mini-Mart / Ace Hardware Florland Ventures
Full of Grace Organic Products Gourmet Farms, Inc.
Greenleaf Eco-Bags Kablon Farm Food Corporation
32 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Supporting organizations/Governments/Environmental technology/Research & development/Environmental activities Zone (30 companies / organizations, 52 booths)
【Overview】 This zone featured activities to ameliorate global warming and climate change by government agencies. Certification marks given to eco-friendly products and financing for eco-friendly SMEs were introduced. Ecology games were available to educate visitors about the environment.
【Exhibitors】 *In alphabetical order A. L. Trading (Pinoy Ecology) ABS-CBN Asia / Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU) Bayview Park Hotel Binnadang Ethnic Handicraft Century Park Hotel Davao Oriental Coco Husk Social Enterprise Inc. (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) Department of Agrarian Reform Department of Energy (DOE) Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR) Department of Science & Technology (DOST) Department of Tourism (DOT) / PHILIPPINE CONVENTION & VISITORS CORPORATION (PCVC) Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) Development Bank of the Philippines Gawad Kalinga The Heritage Hotel Industrial Guarantee Loan Fund (IGLF) The Japan Foundation Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA) La Liga Institute, Inc. / Go Organic Philippines Inc. Landbank of the Philippines Le Fort Inc. (c/o Landbank of the Philippines) The Manila Connection Manufacturing (c/o Landbank of the Philippines) Manila Diamond Hotel National Economic and Development Authority Peoples’ Global Exchange (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development, Inc. (PCEPSD) Philippine Eco-Systems (c/o DENR) Sultan Kudarat Muscovado Farmers & Millers (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) Tahanang Walang Hagdanan
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 33 6. Exhibitions
A. L. Trading (Pinoy Ecology) ABS-CBN
Asia/Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU) Bayview Park Hotel
Binnadang Ethnic Handicraft Century Park Hotel
34 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Davao Oriental Coco Husk Social Enterprise Inc. (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) Department of Agrarian Reform
Department of Environment & Natural Resources Department of Energy (DOE) (DENR)
Department of Tourism (DOT) / PHILIPPINE CONVENTION & VISITORS CORPORATION Department of Science & Technology (DOST) (PCVC)
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 35 6. Exhibitions
Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) Development Bank of the Philippines
Gawad Kalinga The Heritage Hotel
Industrial Guarantee Loan Fund (IGLF) The Japan Foundation
36 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Japan Quality Assurance Organization La Liga Institute, Inc. / Go Organic Philippines Inc.
Landbank of the Philippines Le Fort Inc. (c/o Landbank of the Philippines)
The Manila Connection Manufacturing (c/o Landbank of the Philippines) Manila Diamond Hotel
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 37 6. Exhibitions
Peoples' Global Exchange National Economic and Development Authority (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines)
Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development, Inc. (PCEPSD) Philippine Eco-Systems (c/o DENR)
Sultan Kudarat Muscovado Farmers & Millers (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) Tahanang Walang Hagdanan
38 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Companies / organizations from Malaysia (1 company / organization, 1 booth)
【Exhibitor】 Malaysian Agri Hi-Tech Sdn. Bhd.
Malaysian Agri Hi-Tech Sdn. Bhd.
■ Companies / organizations from Singapore (1 company / organization, 1 booth)
【Exhibitor】 EPIF2006
EPIF2006
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 39 6. Exhibitions
■ Organizer-related (1 organization, 1 booth) *Excluding the organizers (APO, DAP, PBE) in the total number of exhibitors/organizations.
【Overview】 Activities of the EPIF organizers and their original approaches to environmental issues, such as Green Productivity, a strategy for harmonizing productivity enhancement with environmental protection, were promoted. Environmental portfolio programs, original publications, and the Eco- products Directory 2009, a databook of eco-friendly products, materials, and services published by the organizers, were introduced to visitors.
【Exhibitors】 *In alphabetical order Asian Productivity Organization (APO) Eco-Products 2009 (Japan Environmental Management Association for Industry/Nikkei Inc.) Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) Philippine Business for the Environment (PBE)
Eco-Products 2009 (Japan Environmental Asian Productivity Organization (APO) Management Association for Industry/Nikkei Inc.)
Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) Philippine Business for the Environment (PBE)
40 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 7. Official Opening Ceremony
■Outline
【Date】 19 March 2009 (Sat.) 9:00–11:00 【Venue】 Special stage
【Overview】
Bayanihan Philippine National Folk Dance Dance Ritual
Guests attending opening ceremony
Opening Remarks
Jose L. Atienza, Jr. Secretary, Department of Environment and Natural Resources Vice Chairperson, EPIF 2009 National Executive Committee
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 41 7. Official Opening Ceremony
Message
Dr. Tamotsu Nomakuchi Chairperson Green Productivity Advisory Committee Chairman, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Message
Teisuke Kitayama Chairperson Preparatory Committee for the Eco-products International Fair Chairman of the Board Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Message
Mme. Amelita M. Ramos Chairperson EPIF 2009 Advisory Committee Former First Lady
42 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Introduction of Guest of Honor
Antonio D. Kalaw, Jr. President Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP)
Keynote Address
Eduardo R. Ermita Executive Secretary
Official Presentation of Eco-products Directory 2009
Official Presentation of Eco-products Directory 2009 to Executive Secretary Eduardo R. Ermita by Prof. Ryoichi Yamamoto, Chairperson, Preparatory Committee for Establishment of Eco-products Database
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 43 7. Official Opening Ceremony
Executive Secretary Eduardo R. Ermita (center) striking the gong to open the EPIF 2009
VIP Tour of Exhibition Hall 1
A group of VIPs touring the exhibition hall with Executive Secretary Eduardo R. Ermita and Mme. Amelita M. Ramos, Chairperson of the EPIF 2009 Advisory Committee
VIP Tour of Exhibition Hall 2
Department of Environment and Natural Resources Secretary, Jose L. Atienza, Jr. with Miss Earth
44 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 8. Welcome Lunch / Reception
■Welcome Lunch hosted by the Department of Energy, Philippines
【Date】 19 March 2009 (Thu.) 11:30–13:00 【Venue】 Function Room 2
【Overview】
Opening Remarks
Angelo Reyes Secretary Department of Energy Member of EPIF 2009 National Executive Committee
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 45 8. Welcome Lunch / Reception
■Welcome Dinner hosted by the Department of Trade and Industry, Philippines
【Date】 19 March 2009 (Thu.) 19:00-21:00 【Venue】 Function Room 1
【Overview】
Opening Remarks
Peter B. Favila Secretary Department of Trade and Industry Chairman EPIF 2009 National Executive Committee
Special Performance
John Lesaca
Mme. Amelita M. Ramos Chairperson EPIF 2009 Advisory Committee Former First Lady
Bayanihan Philippine National Folk Dance
46 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■DENR Night: Eco-fashion Show for the Environment hosted by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Philippines
【Date】 20 March 2009 (Fri.) 19:00-21:00 【Venue】 Function Room 1
【Overview】
Opening Remarks
Jose L. Atienza, Jr. Secretary Department of Environment and Natural Resources Vice Chairperson EPIF 2009 National Executive Committee
Eco-fashion Show
Handing-over Ceremony
EPIF flag was handed over from Antonio D. Kalaw, Jr., President of DAP, to Teisuke Kitayama, Chairperson of the Preparatory Committee for EPIF and APO Secretary-General Shigeo Takenaka then to Rachmat Gobel, Vice President, Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KDAIN) who represented the local organizers of EPIF 2010 on the stage.
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 47 8. Welcome Lunch / Reception
■Thanksgiving Dinner hosted by the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP)
【Date】 21 March 2009 (Sat.) 19:00-21:00 【Venue】 Function Room 1
【Overview】
Opening Remarks Antonio D. Kalaw, Jr., President Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP)
Farewell Note Shigeo Takenaka Secretary-General Asian Productivity Organization (APO)
Message Zenaida Maglaya Undersecretary Department of Trade and Industry
Message Mme. Amelita M. Ramos Chairperson Top, from left: Mr. Kalaw, Takenaka Bottom, from left: Ms. Maglaya, Mme. Ramos EPIF 2009 Advisory Committee Former First Lady
Handing-over Ceremonial Performance Hand-over ceremonial performance was organized at the stage. Prof. Irzan Tandjung, Indonesian Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary together with the representatives from Indonesia were handed over the ornament of EPIF.
48 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 9. International Conference
■International Conference on Sustainable Consumption, Sustainable Production, Sustainable Future 【Date】 19 March (Thu.)–21 March (Sat.) 【Venue】 Function Room 1 【Organizer】 Asian Productivity Organization (APO)/Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP)/Philippine Business for the Environment (PBE) 【Outline (Day 1)】 19 March (Thu.) 13:00–17:30 Theme: Sustainable Consumption and Production
Plenary Session 1: Eco-innovation and Global Challenges
Dr. Tamotsu Nomakuchi Chairperson GP Advisory Committee Chairman Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Special Presentation: Eco-innovation to Gain the Competitive Edge amid Global Challenges
Edgar O. Chua Country Chairman Shell Philippines Chairman Philippine Business for the Environment
Presentation: Shell and the Energy Challenge: Exploring Scenarios for Sustainable Energy Development
Plenary Session 2: Eco-Innovation and Practice in the Government
Hideki Kimizuka Director Environmental Industries Office Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Government of Japan
Presentation: Policies for Support of Environmental Management and Environmental Business
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 49 9. International Conference
Engr. Julian Amador Director Environmental Management Bureau Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Presentation: Environmental Management Bureau in the Business Sector’s to Go Eco-friendly
Juan Echanove Program Officer Environment & Sustainable Development Delegation of the European Commission to the Philippines
Presentation: EC Promotion of Sustainable Consumption and Production in Asia
Fidel V. Ramos Former President of the Republic of the Philippines
Keynote Speech
Open Forum
Highlights of Sessions
Plenary Moderator: Elisea Gozun Chair Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development, Inc. (PCEPSDI)
50 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 【Outline (Day 2)】 20 March 2009 (Fri) 9:00–17:00 Theme: Opportunities and Challenges in the Eco-business and Environmental Finance
Plenary Session 3: Global Finance and Sustainable Development
Teisuke Kitayama Chairperson Preparatory Committee for the Eco-products International Fair Chairman of the Board Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Keynote Speech: Pursuing the Integration of Environmental Protection and Finance
WooChong Um Director Sustainable Infrastructure Division Regional and Sustainable Development Department Asian Development Bank (ADB)
Special Presentation: Carbon Finance and Carbon Market Opportunities
Fumio Hoshi Executive Director Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)
Presentation: Financial Crisis and the Transition to Low Carbon Society
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 51 9. International Conference
Masaaki Kobayashi Councilor Minister’s Secretariat Ministry of Environment Government of Japan
Presentation: Current Status and Future Perspectives of Environmental Finance in Japan
Plenary Session 4: CDM Management and Opportunities
Takashi Hongo Special Advisor and Head of Environment Finance Engineering Department Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)
Presentation: Role of Carbon Market – for the Economic Development –
Joyceline A. Goco Chief Inter-Agency Committee on Climate Change Secretariat Environmental Management Bureau Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)
Presentation: CDM Implementation in the Philippines (DENR as the DNA for CDM)
52 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Hiroki Nakatsuka Senior Vice President Head of Origination & Marketing Group Environmental Products Department Investment Bank Unit Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Presentation: Introduction of SMBC’s Service for Carbon Business
Marlon Joseph S. Apañada Origination Manager EcoSecurities Philippines, Inc.
Presentation: Clean Development Mechanism: Introduction, Concepts, and Sectors
Brillo Reynes Senior Vice President Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP)
Presentation: DBP's Environmental Initiatives and Their CDM Opportunities
Panel Discussion on Developing CDM Projects in the Philippines: Potential, Merits, and Barriers
Plenary Moderator: Takashi Hongo Joyceline Goco Hiroyuki Nakatsuka Marlon Joseph Apanada Brillo Reynes
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 53 9. International Conference
Plenary Session 5: Environmental Finance and Markets Evaluating Nonfinancial Factors in the Region
Eiichiro Adachi Research Chief Head of ESG Research Center The Japan Research Institute, Limited
Presentation: Environmental Financing: A Tool for Corporate Social Responsibility
Dr. Niven C. C. Huang Secretary General Business Council for Sustainable Development of Taiwan
Presentation: Green Consumerism and the Dawn of Environmental Finance in Taiwan
Dr. Chaiyod Bunyagidj Vice President Thailand Environment Institute
Presentation: The Success Story of “Thai Green Public Procurement Project” and Opportunity of Socially Responsible Investment in Thailand
54 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Maria Fatima Reyes CPA Founder & Principal Sustainability Strategies (Asia)
Estrella Saman-Andres CPA
Presentation: Issues in CSR Reporting / Tackling Transparency: Current Status of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability Reporting in the Philippines
Octavio B. Peralta Secretary-General Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific (ADFIAP)
Presentation: Environmental Finance in Asia-Pacific: The Role of ADFIAP & its Member-Development Finance Institutions
Panel Discussion on The Future of Environmental Finance and Markets: Evaluating Nonfinancial Factors in the Region
Plenary Moderator: Eiichiro Adachi
Dr. Niven C. C. Huang
Dr. Chaiyod Bunyagidj
Maria Fatima Reyes
Estrella Saman-Andres
Octavio B. Peralta
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 55 9. International Conference
【Outline (Day 3)】 21 March (Sat) 9:00–16:30 Theme: Green Procurement, Eco-Solutions, and Applications
Plenary Session 6: Green Procurement and Global Challenges
Prof. Ryoichi Yamamoto GPAC Vice Chairperson Chair International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN) Professor University of Tokyo
Presentation: Green Purchasing to Fight Climate Change
Prof. Kun-Mo Lee Professor School of Environmental Construction and Transportation Engineering Ajou University
Presentation: Methods for Identification of Environmentally Preferable Product (Ecoproduct), and Information and Communication Tools for Selecting Ecoproduct
56 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Dr. Ning Yu President Environment and Development Foundation Chair Taiwan Green Purchasing Alliance
Presentation: Green Procurement Policy and Program in Asia
Datuk Mustafa Mansur President Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers
Presentation: Promotion of Eco-Products and Green Supply Chains and Beyond
Plenary Session 7: Eco-solutions and Applications: Marketing Strategies for Eco-products
Marcela Mae Antonio Bugayong Head of Marketing JVS Worldwide, Inc. (The Body Shop Philippines)
Presentation: The Body Shop: Marketing Strategies for Eco-products and Eco-Products Retailing
Augustus N. Adis Director of the Board Philippine Sinter Corporation
Presentation: Activities to Reduce Environmental Load and Preventing Global Warming
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 57 9. International Conference
Jess Reyes Vice President Nestle Philippines
Presentation: Greening the Supply Chain
Toshifumi Inami Senior Vice President General Manager Manila Branch Mitsubishi Corporation
Rowena Zaballero Business Coordinator Corporate Division Manila Branch Mitsubishi Corporation
Presentation: Sustainability from a Business Perspective
Steven Cua President Philippine Amalgamated Supermarkets Association
Presentation: Consumption and Production Practice from the Perspective of SMEs
58 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Plenary Session 8: Energy Strategies for Green Productivity
Jesus C. Anunciacion Chief Energy Efficiency and Conservation Division Department of Energy
Presentation: Philippine Energy Strategies for Green Productivity: Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Gener S. Peciller Group Enercon Manager Assistant Group Property Manager Shang Properties, Inc.
Presentation: The Enterprise Center on Energy Efficiency
Highlights of Sessions
Plenary Moderator: Magdalena L. Mendoza Senior Vice President for Programs Development Academy of the Philippines
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 59 10. Meeting of Past and Future EPIF Organizers
■Meeting of Past and Future EPIF Organizers
【Organizer】 Asian Productivity Organization (APO) 【Date】 21 March 2009 (Sat.) 10:30–12:00 【Venue】 Meeting Room 3
【Program】
Time Program Speaker / Chairperson 10:30–10:40 Welcome remarks Shigeo Takenaka APO Secretary-General 10:40–10:45 Sharing the experiences of successful EPIF2004 Representatives from Malaysia implementation and its impact 10:45–10:50 Sharing the experiences of successful EPIF2005 Representatives from Thailand implementation and its impact 10:50–10:55 Sharing the experiences of successful EPIF2006 Representatives from Singapore implementation and its impact 10:55–11:00 Sharing the experiences of successful EPIF2008 Representatives from Vietnam implementation and its impact 11:00–11:05 Sharing the experiences of EPIF2009 preparation and Representatives from Philippines implementation 11:05–11:10 Plan for the effective implementation of future EPIF2010 Representatives from Indonesia
11:10–11:15 Plan for the effective implementation of future EPIF Representatives from India
11:15–11:50 Discussion on the future direction of EPIF Chairperson: Shigeo Takenaka, APO SG
11:50–12:00 Summarization and closing remarks Chairperson: Shigeo Takenaka, APO SG
60 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 11. International Green Purchasing Network Meeting
■International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN) Meeting in Manila
【Organizer】 International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN) 【Date】 20, 21 March 2009 (Fri., Sat.) 13:30-17:00 【Venue】 Meeting Room 9 【Overview】 Representatives from respective GPNs as well as IGPN Advisory Board members reported and discussed activities and plans.
Q&A with GPN representative from India
Group photo after the meeting
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 61 12. Attraction Program
■Stage Program
【Venue】 Special Stage, 1F
【19 March 2009】 11:30 - 11:45 Presentation by Department of Environment and Natural Resources 12:00 - 13:00 Workshop: ESD Photo Caravan-Let's Think Together about Our Culture and Our Future by Asia/Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU) Presentation: Coco-Coir: An Eco Product for a Changing Climate by Soriano 14:00 - 15:00 Multi-Purpose Fiber Corp. 15:00 - 16:00 Green & Energy Lighting Systems by New World Technology Inc. 16:00 Eco-Quiz Raffle Drawing
【20 March 2009】 12:00 - 12:15 Presentation: Eco-tourism by Department of Tourism 12:15 - 13:00 Workshop: ESD Photo Caravan-Let's Think Together about Our Culture and Our Future by Asia/Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU) 13:00 - 13:45 Product Presentation for Wholesalers by Gemphil Electronics Assemblies, Inc. 15:00 - 15:45 Presentation: Sustainable Architecture by University of the Philippines 16:00 Eco-Quiz Raffle Drawing
【21 March 2009】 10:00 - 12:00 Quiz Bee Show by Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) 14:00 - 15:00 Presentation: Sustainable Landscape and Design by University of the Philippines 15:00 Eco-Quiz Raffle Drawing 15:10 - 16:00 Panahon na ang Pinoy at ang Hamon ng Climate Change (The Philippines: Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change) by Department of Environment and Natural Resources 16:00 - 16:45 Presentation: Sustainable Planning by University of the Philippines 17:00 Eco-Quiz Raffle Drawing 17:10 - 18:00 Musical Performance by Ms. Grace Nono
【22 March 2009】 11:00 - 12:00 Product Demonstration by Earth Asia Institute 12:00 - 12:45 Go Organic! Film Screening by La Liga Policy Institute 14:00 Eco-Quiz Raffle Drawing 14:00 - 16:00 Go Organic! Mini Concert by La Liga Policy Institute 16:00 Eco-Quiz Raffle Drawing
62 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Workshop: ESD Photo Caravan-Let's Think Product Presentation for Wholesalers Together about Our Culture and Our Future Asia/Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU) Gemphil Electronics Assemblies, Inc.
Panahon na ang Pinoy at ang Hamon ng Climate Change (The Philippines: Meeting the Challenge of Quiz Bee Show Climate Change) Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Musical Performance Go Organic! Mini Concert Ms. Grace Nono La Liga Policy Institute
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 63 13. Organizer’s Exhibition
■Screening of Films on the Environment Provided by the Japan Foundation Manila Office
【Venue】 Presentation Room, 1F
【Program】 19 March 2009 (Thu.) 16:00-18:00 “ABONG/Small Home” 20 March 2009 (Fri.) 11:00-13:00 “BRUTUS: Ang Paglalakbay” 20 March 2009 (Fri.) 16:00-18:00 “KADIN” 21 March 2009 (Sat.) 12:00-14:00 “DONSOL” 22 March 2009 (Sun.) 10:00-11:00 “Panahhon:Ang pinoy at ang Hamon ng Climate Change”
■“Trash to Cash” Recycling Market at SM Super Malls
【Date】 19-21 March 2009 (Thu.-Sat.) 10:00-16:00
【Venue】 Open space in front of parking lot
64 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■Eco-Quiz Raffle Drawing
【Date】 19, 20 March 2009 (Thu., Fri.) 16:00 21 March 2009 (Sat.) 15:00, 17:00 22 March 2009 (Sun.) 14:00, 16:00 【Venue】 Quiz rally point: 13 booths in exhibition hall Drawing: Special Stage 1F, Drawing Corner
Sponsor Prizes Binnadang Ethnic Handicraft Eco board game Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) Gift coupon, notebook, eco-bag Earth Institute Asia Organic black rice, T-shirts Eco Mini-Mart / Ace Hardware Eco-bag Hitachi, Ltd. Room air-conditioner Honda Philippines Inc. Scooter motorcycle Iship Logipack Incorporated Leisure set Japan Quality Assurance Organization Picture postcards Mitsubishi Electric Corporation LED light New World Technology, Inc. Cap Nooks Co. Ltd Knit clothing Oriental & Motolite Marketing Corporation Shirt, ball point pen Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Beach sandals Toshiba Corporation 42-inch plasma TV Total Power Box Solution, Inc. Cap
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 65 14. Installation and Signs
Sign outside the SMX Convention Center Press board
Announcement board Registration counter for visitors
Entrance Main corridor of exhibition hall
66 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Overview of exhibition hall (1) Overview of exhibition hall (2)
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo touring the exhibition booth (1) touring the exhibition booth (2)
Former Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos touring the exhibition booth Audience of international conference
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 67 15. Members of GPAC, Preparatory Committee, and Exhibitors
■Members of the APO GPAC (as of 28 January 2009)
【Executive Member】 In order of the date of their appointment Chairperson Dr. Tamotsu Nomakuchi Chairman, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Vice-Chairpersons Prof. Ryoichi Yamamoto Professor, Institute of Industrial Science & International Research Center for Sustainable Materials University of Tokyo Hideaki Sekizawa Representative Director and Executive Vice Preside Nippon Steel Corporation Teisuke Kitayama Chairman of the Board, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Advisers Yoichi Morishita Corporate Counsellor, Panasonic Corporation Masatoshi Yoda Former President of Ebara Corporation Etsuhiko Shoyama Chairman, Hitachi, Ltd. Kazuyoshi Terashima Former Vice President of Ebara Corporation
【Committee Members】 (In alphabetical order) Aeon Retail Co., Ltd. Ajinomoto Co., Inc. Amita Corporation Asahi Breweries, Ltd. Bic Camera, Inc. Biznet Corporation Canon Inc. Daikin Industries, Ltd. Deloitte Tohmatsu Evaluation and Certification Organization Co., Ltd. Ebara Corporation Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. FUJITSU FIP CORPORATION Fujitsu Quality Laboratory Ltd. The Good Bankers Co., Ltd. G-Project Inc. Hitachi, Ltd. ITOKI CORPORATION Japan Bank for International Cooperation Japan Tobacco Inc. JFE Holdings, Inc. JVC KENWOOD Holdings, Inc. Kaneka Corporation Kao Corporation Kikkoman Corporation Kokuyo Co., Ltd. KYOCERA MITA Corporation
68 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD Meidensha Corporation Ministop Co., Ltd. Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Mitsubishi Materials Corporation MITSUBISHI RAYON CO., LTD. NEC Corporation Nippon Steel Corporation Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Oji Paper Co., Ltd. Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. Panasonic Corporation Re-Tem Corporation Ricoh Company, Ltd. Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. Saraya Co., Ltd. Seibu Landscape Co., Ltd. Seiko Epson Corporation Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd. Sekisui House Ltd. Sharp Corporation The Shiga Bank, Ltd. Shimadzu Corporation Shinagawa Chemical Ind. Co., Ltd. Sony Corporation Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Suntory Limited TAIHEIYO CEMENT CORPORATION TEIJIN LIMITED Tokyo Electric Power Company Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd. Toray Industries, Inc. Toshiba Corporation TOTO LTD. Toyo Seikan Kaisha, Ltd. Toyota Motor Corporation Unicharm Corporation Urban Gauss Inc.
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 69 15. Members of GPAC, Preparatory Committee, and Exhibitors
■Preparatory Committee for Eco-products International Fair (as of 28 January 2009) (In the order of the Japanese syllabary based on the names of company/organization)
【Chairperson】 Teisuke Kitayama Chairman of the Board, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
【Members】 Katsuhiko Sugie General Manager, Market Development Department, Consulting Division, Amita Corporation Tsutomu Ishibashi General Manager, Corporate Environmental Management Office, Ebara Corporation Kohei Fujimoto Environment Communication Department, Environment Standard Division, Environment Planning Center, Environment HQ (At Shimomaruko), Canon Inc. Yusuke Saraya President, Saraya Co., Ltd. Motoaki Yasui Leader, Team of Ecoproducts Exhibition Affairs, Department of Environmental Business and Technology, Japan Environmental Management Association for Industry Teruo Furuyama Senior Manager, Technical Group, Environmental Affairs Division Nippon Steel Corporation Seiichi Jimbo Deputy General Manager, Environmental Affairs Department, Sony Corporation Satoru Fujimoto Manager, Global Environment Department, Daikin Industries, Ltd. Naoki Arai Executive Adviser, TEIJIN LIMITED Kou Minakami Chief Specialist, Corporate Environment Management Division, Toshiba Corporation Takuji Kajita Product Planning Promotion Department, Marketing Planning Division, TOTO LTD. Shinichi Sanbongi General Manager, Corporate Marketing Planning Department, Toray Industries, Inc. Yasushi Iwao General Manager, Marketing Department, Deloitte Tohmatsu Evaluation and Certification Organization Co., Ltd. Akihiko Morita Deputy General Manager, Cultural and Business Projects Bureau, Nikkei Inc. Masami Shinohara Vice President, CSR Division, Japan Tobacco Inc. Dr. Narito Shibaike Manager, Environmental Planning Group, Corporate Environmental Affairs Division, Panasonic Corporation Yoichi Takahashi General Manager, Corporate Environmental Policy Division, Hitachi, Ltd. Yasunori Nagaoka Manager, Environmental Planning Center, Corporate Environmental Policy Division, Hitachi, Ltd. Shuji Kato Director, Member of the Board, Chief Social Responsibility Officer, Bic Camera, Inc. Hiroyuki Akiyama Group Manager, Environment Management Group, Corporate Social Responsibility Department, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. Mitsugu Sato General Manager, Advanced Business Group, FUJITSU FIP CORPORATION Toshio Yagitani Vice President, International Project Department, MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD Koji Sato General Manager, CSR Department, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Fumie Nakano Corporate Environmental Sustainability Group, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
70 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 ■List of VIPs 【Official Opening Ceremony 19 March 2009】 Eduardo R. Ermita, Executive Secretary Jose L. Atienza, Jr., Secretary, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, and Vice Chairperson, EPIF 2009 National Executive Committee Dr. Estrella F. Alabastro, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology Mme. Amelita M. Ramos, Chairperson, EPIF 2009 Advisory Committee, and Former First Lady of the Philippines Dr. Tamotsu Nomakuchi, Chairperson of GP Advisory Committee, and Chairman, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Teisuke Kitayama, Chairperson of Preparatory Committee for the Eco-products International Fair, and Chairman of the Board, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Prof. Ryoichi Yamamoto, Chairperson, Preparatory Committee for Establishment of Eco-products Database and Professor, University of Tokyo Makoto Katsura, Japanese Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Masaaki Kobayashi, Councillor, Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Environment, Government of Japan Hideki Kimizuka, Director, Environmental Industries Office, Industrial Science and Technology Policy and Environment Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Government of Japan Nallan Chakravarthy Vasudevan, Director General, National Productivity Council, India Datuk Mustafa Mansur, President, Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers Dato’ Nik Zainiah Nik Abd Rahman, Director General, Malaysia Productivity Corporation Dr. Niven C. C. Huang, Secretary General, Business Council for Sustainable Development of Taiwan Dr. Phanit Laosirirat, Executive Director, Thailand Productivity Institute Sompong Tancharoenphol, Vice Chairman, Federation of Thai Industries Dr. Chaiyod Bunyagidj, Vice President, Thailand Environment Institute Nguyen Anh Tuan, Managing Director, Vietnam Productivity Centre
【19 March 2009】 Angelo Reyes, Secretary, Department of Energy Peter B. Favila, Secretary, Department of Trade and Industry Fidel V. Ramos, Former President of the Republic of the Philippines
【20 March 2009】 Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, President of the Republic of the Philippines Octavio B. Peralta, Secretary-General, Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific Rachmat Gobel, Vice President Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Fumio Hoshi, Executive Director, Japan Bank for International Cooperation
【21 March 2009】 Zenaida Maglaya, Undersecretary, Department of Trade and Industry Margarita R. Songco, Deputy Director-General, National Economic and Development Authority Prof. Irzan Tandjung, Indonesian Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Toshifumi Inami, President, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and industry of the Philippines, Inc. Dr. Ning Yu, President, Environment and Development Foundation, Taiwan
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 71 15. Members of GPAC, Preparatory Committee, and Exhibitors
■Exhibitors by country
【Japan】 (36 companies / organizations) *In alphabetical order. Including participation in organizer ‘s exhibition or in Philippine industry organizations.
Asia/Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU) Barbarian Co., Ltd. BridgeLink., Ltd Eco-Products 2009 (Japan Environmental Management Association for Industry / Nikkei Inc.) FUJITSU LIMITED (Joint Exhibition of GPN) G-8 International Trading Co., Ltd. Green Purchasing Network (GPN) / International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN) Hitachi, Ltd. Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. IDES Corporation / Itochu Corporation Manila Branch / Dowa Eco-System Co., Ltd. Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) The Japan Foundation Japan Quality Assurance Organization Japan Star Co., Ltd. JFE Steel Corporation KAJIMA CORPORATION MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD Meisho Press Co., Ltd. Mitsubishi Corporation Mitsubishi Electric Corporation MITSUI & CO., LTD. Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group Holdings, Inc. NEC Corporation (Joint Exhibition of GPN) New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) Nihon Chuo Kenkyujo Co,. Ltd. Nippon Steel Corporation (Joint Exhibition of GPN) Panasonic Corporation Sanyo Philippines, Inc. Saraya Co., Ltd. Satoshoji Corporation SE Communications Sumitomo Corporation Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation TEIJIN LIMITED (Joint Exhibition of GPN) Toshiba Corporation Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation
72 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 【Philippines】 (90 companies / organizations) *In alphabetical order
A. L. Trading (Pinoy Ecology) ABS-CBN Accurate Oil And Synergy Agustin General Engineering Services Alice Blue Candle Inc. Alterenergy Systems, Inc. Ambienergy Enterprises Bayview Park Hotel Binnadang Ethnic Handicraft Carica Herbal Products Carlo's Bamboocraft & Furnishing Century Park Hotel The Chamber of Automotive Manufactures of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) Cleveland Envirotech Solutions Inc. Club Ultima International Compliant Solutions Corporation Davao Oriental Coco Husk Social Enterprise Inc. (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) DDR Environ Specialist Dela Cruz House of Pina Department of Agrarian Reform Department of Energy (DOE) Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR) Department of Science & Technology (DOST) Department of Tourism (DOT) / PHILIPPINE CONVENTION & VISITORS CORPORATION (PCVC) Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) Development Bank of the Philippines DTI-The Bayong Project Dumalag Corporation Earn Corporation Earth Institute Asia Eco Mini-Mart / Ace Hardware EZRA Export International Florland Ventures Foundation for a Sustainable Society / Soriano Multi-Purpose Fiber Corporation Freidrich Enterprises Full of Grace Organic Products Gawad Kalinga Gemphil Electronics Assemblies, Inc. (GEAI)
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 73 15. Members of GPAC, Preparatory Committee, and Exhibitors
Gourmet Farms, Inc. Green Home Greenergy Renewable Energy Enterprises Greenleaf Eco-Bags The Heritage Hotel HMR Envirocycle Philippines,Inc. Holcim Philippines International Energy and Conservation Systems, Inc. (IECS) I-Merge Online, Inc. Industrial Guarantee Loan Fund (IGLF) Industrial Waste Management Inc. IPM Group of Companies Iship Logipack Incorporated Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) / Department of Science and Technology (DOST) / Philippine Plastics Industry Association (PPIA) Jmecotech Solutions, Co. Kablon Farm Food Corporation Kilus Foundation Multi-Purpose Cooperative La Liga Institute, Inc. / Go Organic Philippines Inc. Landbank of the Philippines Landlite Philippines Corporation Le Fort Inc. (c/o Landbank of the Philippines) The Manila Connection Manufacturing (c/o Landbank of the Philippines) Manila Diamond Hotel Massco Chemical and Marketing Corporation Metrobank Mitocondria International Corporation Multistiq National Economic and Development Authority Nature's Legacy Eximport Inc. New World Technology, Inc. Nooks Co. Ltd Oriental & Motolite Marketing Corporation Peoples' Global Exchange (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development, Inc. (PCEPSD) Philippine Eco-Systems (c/o DENR) Philippine Recyclers, Incorporated PhUV Incorporated
74 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 PIDO Polytrader Plastic Products Rasza Agro Produce Corporation Reinlab Corporation Sabutan Handicrafts Shell Philippines Sterling Paper Products Ent., Inc. Sultan Kudarat Muscovado Farmers & Millers (c/o Development Bank of the Philippines) Tahanang Walang Hagdanan Talion Equipment & Contracting Inc. Total Power Box Solution, Inc. Trevis International Corporation United Architects of the Philippines (UAP)-Gam Waste and Resources Management Inc. Ygarc Trading
【Malaysia】(1 company / organization)
Malaysian Agri Hi-Tech Sdn. Bhd.
【Singapore】(1 company / organization) EPIF2006
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 75 16. Publicity (1)TV
■ABS-CBN News Channel 【2009】 18 March (Wed) 15:00 Shop Talk
■ABS-CBN-2 / ANC / Lifestyle Channel 【2009】 13 March (Fri) Spot ad
■GMA-7 【2009】 24 February (Tue) 11:00 SiS 16 March (Mon) -20 March (Fri) 5:30 Unang Hirit (First Hit) 24 March (Tue) 5:30 Unang Hirit (First Hit)
■IBC-13 【2008】 27 November (Thu) Evening News Edition
■NBN-4 【2008】 27 September (Sat) Pilipinas Ngayon Na! (Philippines Now) 20 December (Sat) Pilipinas Ngayon Na! (Philippines Now) 【2009】 20 February (Fri) 21:15 Republic Service 12 March (Thu) 9:00 People's Govt Mobile Action (PGMA) 13 March (Fri) 21:15 Republic Service 20 March (Fri) 8:00 She-Ka (Women's Talk) 28 March (Sat) 10:00 Go Organik (Go Organic)
■NBN-4 / RPN-9 / IBC-13 Radyo ng Bayan 【2009】 13 March (Fri) 6:00 One Morning Show
■RPN-9 【2008】 27 November (Thu) Evening News Edition
■Studio 23 【2009】 4 April (Sat) 12:00 National Quiz Bee
76 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 16. Publicity (2) Radio
■DWBL (1242 AM) 【2009】 15 March (Sun) 8:00 Radyo Kalikasan (Environment Radio)
■DWIZ (882 AM) 【2009】 18 March (Wed) 10:00 Spot ad
■DZBB (594 AM) 【2009】 8 March (Sun) 15:00 Tanong ng Bayan (Questions from the People) 15 March (Sun) Spot ad 15 March (Sun) 15:00 Tanong ng Bayan (Questions from the People) 16 March (Mon) 7:00 Spot ad 16 March (Mon) 11:00 Spot ad 17 March (Tue) 11:00 Spot ad 17 March (Tue) 16:00 Spot ad 18 March (Wed) 16:00 Spot ad
■DZEM (954 AM) 【2009】 16 March (Mon) 15:00 Balita, Impormasyon, Atbp (News, Information, etc.) 23 March (Mon) 15:00 Balita, Impormasyon, Atbp (News, Information, etc.)
■DZME (1530 AM) 【2009】 11 March (Wed) 17:00 Spot ad 12 March (Thu) 17:00 Spot ad
■DZMM (630 AM) 【2008】 11 December (Thu) 10:30 Todo-Todo, Walang Preno (Full Speed Without Break) 【2009】 8 March (Sun) 16:30 Bago Yan Ah (That’s New!) 15 March (Sun) 16:30 Bago Yan Ah (That’s New!) 16 March (Mon) 12:30 Showbiz
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 77 16. Publicity (2) Radio
■DZRB (738 AM) 【2009】 8 March (Sun) 8:30 Go Organik (Go Organic) 17 March (Tue) 17:00 Patrol ng Bayan (Monitor of the Nation)
■DZRH (666 AM) 【2009】 18 February (Wed) 18:30 Kalikasan, Kaunlaran! (Natural Resources Development) 22 February (Sun) 19:00 Bisalog (Biysasya and Tagalog) 3 March (Tue) 18:30 Kalikasan, Kaunlaran! (Natural Resources Development) 15 March (Sun) 13:00 MusicHERO 16 March (Mon) 7:00 Spot ad 18 March (Wed) 18:30 Kalikasan, Kaunlaran! (Natural Resources Development)
■DZRJ (810 AM) 【2009】 12 March (Thu) 13:00 Pulso ng Sambayanan (Pulse of the Nation)
■DZRM (1278 AM) 【2009】 8 March (Sun) 13:00 Radyo Magasin (Radio Magazine)
■Monster Radio RX (93.1 FM) 【2009】 17 March (Tue) a.m. Spot ad
78 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 16. Publicity (3) Newspapers and Magazines in the Philippines
Philippine Free Press / 14 June 2008
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 79 16. Publicity (3) Newspapers and Magazines in the Philippines
DAP Almanac / 23 June 2008
80 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Manila Bulletin / 13 July 2008
Business Mirror / 14 July 2008
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 81 16. Publicity (3) Newspapers and Magazines in the Philippines
The Daily Tribune / 15 July 2008
Manila Times / 17 July 2008
82 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 The Daily NNA, Philippine Edition / 12 September 2008
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 83 16. Publicity (3) Newspapers and Magazines in the Philippines
The Daily Manila Shimbun / 26 November 2008
Mabuhay (Philippine Airlines in-flight magazine) / March issue 2009
84 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 The Philippine Star / 16 March 2009
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 85 16. Publicity (3) Newspapers and Magazines in the Philippines
Manila Bulletin / 20 March 2009
The Daily Manila Shimbun / 20 March 2009
86 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 The Daily NNA, Philippines Edition / 20 March 2009
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 87 16. Publicity (3) Newspapers and Magazines in the Philippines
The Philippine Star News / 23 March 2009
88 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 16. Publicity (4) Newspapers and Magazines in Japan
The Nikkei Newspaper P. 7 / 11 June 2008
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 89 16. Publicity (4) Newspapers and Magazines in Japan
Environment Business / August issue 2008
90 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Environmental Management / September issue 2008
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 91 16. Publicity (4) Newspapers and Magazines in Japan
Environmental Management / September issue 2008
92 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 International Development Journal / October issue 2008 Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun (P. 1) / 6 March 2009
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 93 16. Publicity (4) Newspapers and Magazines in Japan
The Nikkei (P. 11) / 20 March 2009
The Yomiuri Shimbun, Satellite Edition (P. 5) / 24 March 2009
94 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 The Environmental News (P. 1) / 25 March 2009
Mainichi Newspapers (P. 8) / 6 April 2009
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 95 16. Publicity (4) Newspapers and Magazines in Japan
Zaikai Magazine / 21 April 2009
96 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Environment Business / June issue 2009
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 97 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Agepress (Associated Press)
Anything Pinoy
98 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Asials Green.Com
Asian Tribune
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 99 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Balitang Pinoy
100 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Business Mirror
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 101 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Business Mirror
102 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Philippines
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 103 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Philippines
104 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Philippines
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 105 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
The ECOJOURNAL
106 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Ecomedia
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 107 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Environmental Expert Com
108 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 The Environment Report
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 109 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Green Business Times
110 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Green TV, Green Press Room
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 111 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Green.TMCnet.com
Advertising space
Advertising space
Advertising space
112 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Hwankyung Ilbo
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 113 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Hwankyung Ilbo
114 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Korea Post
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 115 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Korea Post
116 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Manila Seoul
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 117 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
News Today
118 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Office of the President, Philippines
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 119 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Office of the Press Secretary, Philippines
120 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 The Official Website of the Republic of the Philippines
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 121 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
PhilGBC Green Building Network
122 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Philippines News Agency (PNA)
Advertising space
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 123 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
PIA Press Release, Philippine Information Agency
124 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 PIA Press Release, Philippine Information Agency
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 125 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
PIA Press Release, Philippine Information Agency
Pinoy Web
126 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Positive News Media
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 127 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
Positive News Media
128 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Romeo Navidad
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 129 16. Publicity (5) Web Sites
San Juanico Bulletin
130 ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 Trade Station Securities
ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR 2009 131