Sigma 2005 - LGRC DILG 10
Sigma 2005 - LGRC DILG 10
Sigma 2005 - LGRC DILG 10
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Kasama Ka!: Multistakeholder Partnerships for Solid Waste Management<br />
SIGMA, CAPIZ<br />
Local or external experts were also tapped to provide technical assistance<br />
in the preparatory and later activities. <strong>Sigma</strong> took advantage of initial<br />
capacity-building opportunities offered by ARMDEV, an NGO contracted by<br />
LGSP, which sponsored the Lakbay Aral and early trainings. In addition,<br />
the LGU also forged an early partnership with SDFI, a local NGO<br />
experienced in SWM that participated in the consultations, which helped<br />
formulate the plan and later took the lead in implementing the program.<br />
2. Organizing the Municipal Solid Waste Management Board (MSWMB)<br />
The MSWM board serves as the policy-making body that sets the general<br />
direction of the program and guides the conduct of its day-to-day<br />
operations.<br />
The MSWMB will be more effective if it has a multi-stakeholder<br />
membership. Stakeholders that can provide resources and help<br />
enforce/implement the project should be represented. These include<br />
institutions that generate significant volumes of waste and therefore will<br />
have a stake in the program’s success such as schools/academic<br />
institutions, the public market, commercial and industrial establishments,<br />
households and communities, as well as groups that can help enforce SWM<br />
policies like police, barangay tanods, and barangay councils.<br />
The MSWM Board of <strong>Sigma</strong> is composed of the following:<br />
From the LGU<br />
Mayor<br />
One Councilor<br />
Association of Barangay Captains (ABC)<br />
President<br />
Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) President<br />
Municipal Planning and Development<br />
Officer (MPDO)<br />
Rural Health Unit (RHU)<br />
Office of the Municipal Agriculturist<br />
(OMA)<br />
Office of the Municipal Engineer (OME)<br />
From an NGO (SDFI) SDFI staff<br />
From Line Agencies Department of Education (DepEd)<br />
Department of the Interior and Local<br />
Government (<strong>DILG</strong>)<br />
Department of Environment and Natural<br />
Resources (DENR)<br />
From the Business Sector Business Sector Representative<br />
After the board is organized, members should be given orientations about<br />
the program as well as their roles and responsibilities in making the<br />
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