WLW Day 1: LISCOP Component 1 by J Siapno

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Laguna Lake Development AuthorityLaguna Lake Development Authority

Laguna de Bay Institutional Strengthening andLaguna de Bay Institutional Strengthening andCommunity Participation (LISCOP) ProjectCommunity Participation (LISCOP) Project

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Watershed Development

ADB Water Learning WeekNov. 7, 2011

Envisioned to support the sustainable

With co-financin su ort from theWith co-financin su ort from the

Netherlands GovernmentNetherlands Government

LISCOP :ISCOP :LISCOP :development initiative of LLDA

OF M 2004 A il 2011

LISCOP :development initiative of LLDA

OF M 2004 A il 2011F:May 2004 – April 2011

AF:July 2011 – June 2014

OF:May 2004 – April 2011

AF:July 2011 – June 2014

COMPONENT 1: COMPONENT 1: Co-Managed Investments for Co-Managed Investments for

Improve the environmental

ualit in the re ion b

Improve the environmental

ualit in the re ion b engaging LGUs/stakeholders

engaging LGUs/stakeholders

environmental sub-projects.

COMPONENT 2: COMPONENT 2: Strengthening Institutions and Strengthening Institutions and

Ensure that Laguna de Bay and

its watershed are mana ed

Ensure that Laguna de Bay and

its watershed are mana ed effectively and in a sustainable effectively and in a sustainable

capacity of institutions in capacity of institutions in

Mission No. 1Mission No. 1Situational Analysis

Harness and deepen

stakeholders’ participation in

Harness and deepen

stakeholders’ participation in

micro-watershed

environmental activities

micro-watershed

environmental activities

Mission No. 2

Implement direct and

watershed level

interventions that

watershed level

interventions thatwould contribute

towards improvement

would contribute

towards improvement

o e qua y o eLaguna de Bay and itso e qua y o eLaguna de Bay and its

Mission No. 3

Strengthen LGU’s

self-governance and

Strengthen LGU’s

self-governance andreinforce inter-LGU

cooperation in the

reinforce inter-LGU

cooperation in the

environmentalmanagement of

t e la et e la e

The 33 SubThe 33 Sub--Projects in 21 municipalities generated from 15 out ofProjects in 21 municipalities generated from 15 out of

24 micro24 micro--watersheds through the LEAP processwatersheds through the LEAP process

The 33 SubThe 33 Sub--Projects in 21 municipalities generated from 15 out ofProjects in 21 municipalities generated from 15 out of

24 micro24 micro--watersheds through the LEAP processwatersheds through the LEAP process

= Covered subprojects= Covered subprojects

Original FinancingOriginal Financing

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

96% = Financial

30 out of 33 completed subprojects30 out of 33 completed subprojects

EcologicalEnhancement

3Flood

Rehabilitation

Of Old

Rehabilitation

Of Old2

umps eumps e

1Sanitary1Sanitary

Reforestation Reforestation

LandfillLandfill

Operat ional Sub-pro jec t s = 30

osure o umps es anupgrading of 23 out of the

in the Laguna de Bay Basin

Decrease by 53.22% in

volume of solid wastes

Decrease by 53.22% in

volume of solid wastesumpe n o open areas,

waterways and the lakeumpe n o open areas,

waterways and the lake

of MRF in 17munici alities.of MRF in 17munici alities.

The establishment and operation ofThe establishment and operation ofcomposting facilities in seventeen(17) municipalities have contributedto the reduction of methane

composting facilities in seventeen(17) municipalities have contributedto the reduction of methane

emissionsemissions

The Flood Control SPsin Baras, Tanay and Taytay,The Flood Control SPsin Baras, Tanay and Taytay,

,impact of flooding.,impact of flooding.

The LISCOP Project has paved the way towardsestablishing LGUs’ own identities, therebyThe LISCOP Project has paved the way towardsestablishing LGUs’ own identities, thereby

its constituentsits constituents

The establishment of various LGU sub-projectsThe establishment of various LGU sub-projects

communities including the marginalized sector.About 462 individuals were hired to providecommunities including the marginalized sector.About 462 individuals were hired to provide

services to the various sub-projects.services to the various sub-projects.

The LGU-proponents have establishedThe LGU-proponents have established

laid the groundwork for further collaboration.laid the groundwork for further collaboration.

Propelled LGUs to formulate ordinances inPropelled LGUs to formulate ordinances in

suppor o e e ec ve mp emen a on othe sub-projectsuppor o e e ec ve mp emen a on othe sub-project

The LGUs as well as the LLDA have built upinstitutional capabilities on various aspects ofThe LGUs as well as the LLDA have built upinstitutional capabilities on various aspects of

pro ec prepara on, appra sa , mp emen a on anmanagementpro ec prepara on, appra sa , mp emen a on anmanagement

Reorientation of function from being a regulatory to

collaborating with LGUs to address environmentalmanagement issues

Involvement o f Involvement o f

i s an essent ia li s an essent ia l

successsuccess

e ex s enc e o a pro ec

CHAMPION assures

e ex s enc e o a pro ec

CHAMPION assures

sus ta inab i l i t y

Natural and man-made events canNatural and man-made events can

OrganizationalOrganizational

changechange

Donor‘s fieldDonor‘s field

performance,

and issues

Project implementation requires flexibilityProject implementation requires flexibility

interactions among partners

•Importance of building inter-agency cooperation

Interplay of diff sectors/organizations,etc

Adoption of appropriate mechanisms/strategies

•Importance of establishing sense of ownership

Projects are supported if the stakeholder’s are consulted and fully understood the project

ADDIT IONAL FINANCING

Pila Ecotourism SPPila Ecotourism SP

Anii : host tree for firefliesAnii : host tree for fireflies

endangeredendangered

TARGET SPS

BASED ON PADYEAR 1

SUB-PROJECTS -

YEAR 1

SUB-PROJECTS -Augus t 2011 – J u ly2014

August 2011 – July 2012August 2011 – July 2012

12 MRFs

16 MRFs

8 Ecos

7 Ecos 2 SLs 3 SLs

1 Agro-Forestry1 River Rehabilitation

1 Rehabilitation of Old Dumpsite

1 Agro-Forestry1 River Rehabilitation

1 Rehabilitation of Old Dumpsite

3737 3838

ADDITIONAL FINANCING

With FS/DAED and Bidding Documents:6Subprojects with total project cost of: Php 99 M

1.Paete Landfill n MRF Php 16.5 M

3.Bay Flood Control 8.1 M

5.Rodriguez Ecotourism 50.0M

Upc om ing Pro jec t s

with Letters of Intent (LoI) issued by partner LGUs )

Pagsanjan MRF

Teresa Ecotourism

Lucban River Rehabilitation Nagcarlan Landfill

Angono Flood Control and Ecotourism

Pangil Agroforestry Sta Maria Material Recovery Facility

Liliw Waste Water Treatment Facility

“The effectiveness of the sub-projects can be

of the stakeholders which is hoped to increasethrou h time” ……………..

Mayor Rodel dela Cruz

Teresa, Rizal

Mayor Rodel dela Cruz

Teresa, Rizal

Laguna Lake Development AuthorityLaguna Lake Development Authority

aguna e ay nst tut ona trengt en ng anCommunity Participation (LISCOP) Project

an ouan ouJocelyn Fabian-SiapnoLISCOP Component 1

Co-Management Investments for Watershed Management

Jocelyn Fabian-SiapnoLISCOP Component 1

Co-Management Investments for Watershed Management