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Department of Environment and Natural Resources
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU XII

Regional Government Center, Brgy. Carpenter Hill, Koronadal City
Tel. No. (083) 228-1071 • Fax No. (083) 228-1072
E-mail: embxii@yahoo.com • embregionxii@yahoo.com
Framework of
Environmental
Regulations in
The Philippines
JAN EVAN R. CALLEJO, MiSDS, MPA
Senior Environmental Management Specialist
Environmental Impact Assessment Section
Clearance and Permitting Division
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Let us get to know first our mother unit….
What is……..
Department of
Environment and Natural
Resources or DENR
(Kagawaran ng Kapaligiran
at Likas na Kayamanan)?
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National Vision
•Sustainable
Development
- meets the needs of the
present without
compromising the ability of
future generations to meet
their own needs.
•Improved
Quality of Life

DENR VISION
A nation enjoying its
natural resources and a
clean and healthy
environment

DENR MISSION
The DENR shall be the driving
force in the pursuit of
• sustainable development,
• enabling stakeholders
participation in the protection,
• conservation and management of
the environment and natural
resources for the present and
future generations.
DENR Bureaus
(now) Biodiversity Management Bureau
(from) Protected Areas and Wildlife Management
Bureau (PAWB)
Land Management Bureau (LMB)
Forest Management Bureau (FMB)

DENR Bureaus
Ecosystems Research and Development
Bureau (ERDB)
Mines and Geoscience Bureau (MGB)
Environmental Management
Bureau (EMB) or Kawanihan ng
Pamamahalang Pangkapaligiran

DENR ORGANIZATIONAL
MANDATE
To be the primary
agency responsible for
the conservation,
management,
development and
proper use of the
country’s environment
and natural resources

DENR GOALS
1. A cleaner and healthier environment
ensured
2. Availability and sustainability of the

country’s natural resources assured
3. Production of natural resources

increased

DENR GOALS
1. Contribution of natural resources for
achieving national economic and
social development enhanced
2. Equitable access to and benefit

sharing from the use of natural
resources by the different sectors of
the population promoted
3. The Philippines’ natural and cultural

heritage conserved

DENR CORE FUNCTIONS
• Formulate and implement policies, guidelines, rules
and regulations relating to environmental
management, pollution prevention and control
• Formulate and implement the government’s policies,

plans and programs pertaining to the management,
conservation, development, use and replenishment of
the country’s natural resources and biological diversity
• Promulgate and implement rules and regulations

governing the exploration, development, extraction,
disposition, and use of our forests, lands, minerals,
wildlife, and other natural resources.

Colors of Environmental Agenda
“Green” – used to describe environmental impacts caused
by agriculture, deforestation, land conversion and
destruction of protected species and related
protection measures
“Blue” – refers to all forms of water resources management,

coastal and marine resources issues.
“Brown” – commonly used term to describe all pollution

caused by industrial, urban, transport and energy
sources and their single or collective impacts and
protection measures (e.g. air and water pollution,
solid and hazwastes)

Equivalent Env’l Laws
“Green” laws – P.D. 705 (Revised Forestry Code of the
Philippines)
“Blue” laws –P.D. No. 979 (1976 Marine Pollution
Decree), R.A. Nos. 4850 (LLDA Act), R.A.8550
(1998 Fisheries Code), R.A. 9295 (2004 Domestic
Shipping Development Act), R.A. 9483 (2007 Oil
Pollution Compensation Act), R.A. 9993 (2009
Phil Coast Guard Law), R.A. 9147 (Wildlife
Conservation and Protection Act of 2001)
“Brown” laws – P.D.1586, R.A. Nos. 6969,
8749, 9275, 9003, 7942 (Phil. Mining
Act of 1995)
Basic Policies for Environmental
Management
Philippine recognized that “conflicting demands of
Environmental Policy population growth, urbanization, industrial
(Presidential Decree expansion, rapid natural resources utilization
1151, 1977) and increasing technological advances have
resulted in a piece meal approach concept of
environmental protection”.
Philippine recognized the broad spectrum of environment

Environmental Code as a matter of vital to the government. It is
(Presidential Decree intended to be a “comprehensive program of
1152, 1977) environmental protection and management”.

Environmental Quality
Management Laws
Aspect Legislation Title/Description
Air Quality RA 8749 (1999) Philippine Clean Air Act
Water Quality RA 9275 (2004) Philippine Clean Water Act
PD 973 (1976) Marine Pollution Decree
RA 9993 (2009) Philippine Coast Guard Law
Land Quality PD 933 (1976) recognized the need to
regulate land use vis-à-vis
management of the quality
of life
RA 7279 (1992) Urban Development and
Housing Act of 1992

Management Laws
Impacts of PD 1586 (1978) Establishing the Philippine
Undertakings EIS System
Solid Waste RA 9003 (2000) Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act
Toxic RA 6969 (1990) Toxic Chemicals and
Chemicals & Hazardous Waste
Hazardous Management Act
Wastes PD 856 (1976) Code of Sanitation:
requirement to install
sewage treatment facilities

Management Laws
Adjudication RA 3931, PD 984, The Pollution Adjudication
of Pollution Executive Order Board created under EO 192
Cases 192 assumes the power of the
National Pollution Control
Commission with respect to
the adjudication of pollution
cases under RA 3931 and
PD 984

So, what is…..
Environmental
Management Bureau
(EMB) or
Kawanihan ng
Pamamahalang
Pangkapaligiran?
EMB History
 Created as a staff bureau of DENR by virtue of
1988 E.O. 192
 a product of the merger of two offices – the

National Pollution Control Commission (NPCC)
and National Environmental Protection Council
(NEPC)
 absorbed the different functions of the two offices,

the National Pollution Control Law or PD 984 was
being implemented by the Environmental Quality
Division; and the Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA) System or PD 1586 was being
enforced

EMB History
1999  converted from staff bureau to a line
bureau by virtue of RA 8749 or the Clean
Air Act on June 23, 1999
 creation of EMB Region XII on January
2000 with regional office in Koronadal City

EMB Mandate
a primary government agency under the
DENR mandated to formulate,
integrate, coordinate, supervise and
implement all policies, plans and
programs, projects and activities
relative to the prevention and control of
pollution, as well as the management
and enhancement of the environment.
EMB Mandate
to strengthen the enforcement and implementation of major environmental
laws, such as the:
Philippine Environmental Impact Statement

(EIS) System (PD 1586),
Toxic Substances and Hazardous and Nuclear
Wastes Control Act (Republic Act 6969),
Clean Air Act (RA 8749),
Ecological Solid Waste Management Act (RA
9003),
Clean Water Act (RA 9275), and
Environmental Awareness and Education Act
(RA 9512).
EMB Mission
To protect, restore and

enhance environmental
quality towards good public
health, environmental
integrity and economic
viability.

EMB Vision
A nation empowered to protect our
finite natural
resources, attuned to the pursuit
of sustainable development, for a
clean and healthy environment
that enhances the Filipino
Quality of life for present and
future generations.

EMB has 3 Divisions:
Finance and Administrative
Division (FAD)
Clearance and Permitting
Division(CPD)
Environmental Monitoring
and Enforcement Division
(EMED)

Finance & Administrative Division
─provides administrative and financial
support services to the office
has the following sections:
•Finance Section:
Cash Unit
Accounting Unit
General Services Unit
•Administrative Section:
 Personnel Unit
 Records Unit
• Environmental Impact
Assessment Section
• Discharge Permitting and
Permit to Operate Section
• Hazardous Waste and Chemical
Permitting Section
Clearance & Permitting Division
Environmental Impact Assessment
Section
 reviews and processes the
applications for Environmental
Compliance Certificates (ECC’s)
for project under Environmentally
Critical Areas
 processes the applications for
Certificate of Non-Coverage for
Category D projects

Discharge Permitting and Permit to Operate
Section
 processes Wastewater Discharge Permit
and Permit to Operate Air for source and
control

Hazardous Waste and Chemical Permitting
Section
 processes permits for hazardous waste
generation, transport of hazardous
wastes and permits to import and
use/storage and disposal of chemicals

Environmental Monitoring & Enforcement
Division
• Ambient Monitoring and Technical
Services Section
• Water and Air Monitoring and Septage
Management Section
• Hazardous Wastes and Chemicals
Management Section
• Solid Waste Management Section
Environmental Monitoring &
Enforcement Division
Ambient Monitoring and Technical Services
Section
 provides systematic, long-term assessment of
pollutants levels by measuring the quantity
and types of certain pollutants in the
surrounding air
DOAS-GSC
CAAMS-KorCity

Water and Air Monitoring and Septage
Management Section
 undertakes inspection and monitoring of
industrial and commercial establishment
with air and water pollution sources and
treatments, storage and disposal (TSD)
facilities

Hazardous Waste and Chemical Management
Section
 undertakes compliance monitoring of
hazardous waste generators and
transporters

Environmental Monitoring & Enforcement
Division
Solid Waste Management Section

 provide technical support to LGUs and other
sectors relative to the compliance with and
support to the implementation and
requirements of RA 9003 such as those that
pertain to the proper closure and
rehabilitation of existing open and controlled
dumpsites

Office of the Regional Director
has the following units:
 North Cotabato Provincial Environmental
Management Unit (PEMU)
 Sarangani Provincial Environmental
Management Unit (PEMU)
to assist the RO in the implementation of environmental
laws. Specifically, it would coordinate with the local
government units and perform site verification in support of
the evaluation of ECCs or environmental permits being
performed by the CPD of the RO

Legal Unit – to provide legal
services such as filing
of cases against
violators of
environmental laws,
rules and regulations.
Planning and Information System

and Management Unit
– to prepare regional
plans and programs,
and maintains office
databases and website.

Environmental Education and
Information Unit
-implementation of
regional environmental
IEC programs, in support
to the other section

Tel. No. (083) 228-1071 • Fax No. (083) 228-1072
PD 1586
The Philippine
EIS System
JAN EVAN R. CALLEJO, MSDS
OUTLINE
Environmental Impact Assessment
Presidential Decree 1586
 Scope of PD 1586
 Classification of Projects
 Fines, Penalties and Sanctions
Environmental Compliance Certificate
(ECC)
Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC)
Online System and Updates
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Environmental
Impact Assessment
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
process that involves evaluating and
predicting the likely impacts of a project
(including cumulative impacts) on the
environment during construction,
commissioning, operation and
abandonment.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
It also includes designing appropriate
preventive, mitigating and enhancement
measures addressing these consequences
to protect the environment and the
community’s welfare.
Purpose of the EIA Process
to enhance planning and guide decision-
making.
adverse environmental impacts of
proposed actions are considerably
reduced through a reiterative review
process of project siting, design and other
alternatives, and the subsequent
formulation of environmental
management and monitoring plans
PD 1586
PD 1586
Establishing an Environmental Impact
Statement (EIS) System including other
environmental management related
measures and for other purposes
It is one of the mandates of DENR-

Environmental Management Bureau
Important Issuances
DAO 30, series of 2003
 Revised Procedural Manual for PEISS
 Implementing Rules and Regulation of PD
1586
EMB MC 005, series of 2014

 Revised Guidelines for Coverage Screening
and Standardized Requirements
The basic DENR
policy governing the
Implementation of
the Philippine EIS
system is:
“to attain and maintain a rational and

orderly balance between socio-economic
growth and environmental protection.”
PD 1586 - Section 4
No person, partnership or corporation
shall undertake or operate any such
declared ECP or ECA without first
securing an ECC issued by the
President or his duly authorized
representative.
Scope of the EIS System – PP 21 46
Environmentally
Critical Projects
(ECPs)
Projects Located
in Environmentally
Critical Areas
(ECAs)
Environmentally Critical Areas (ECAs)
All areas declared by law as national
parks, watershed reserves, wildlife
preserves, and sanctuaries
Aesthetic potential tourist spots
Habitat for endangered or threatened
species of Philippine wildlife
Unique historic, archaeological or
scientific interest
Areas which are traditionally occupied by
cultural communities or tribes
Environmentally Critical Areas (ECAs)
Areas frequently visited by natural
calamities
Areas with Critical Slope
Prime Agricultural Lands
Recharge areas of aquifers
Water bodies
Mangrove Areas
Coral Reefs
Environmentally Critical Projects (ECPs)
Heavy Industries
• Metal Industries
• Iron and Steel Mills
• Petroleum and Petro-chemical Industries
including Oil and Gas
• Smelting Plants
Resource Extractive Industries
• Major Mining and Quarrying Industries
• Forestry Projects
• Fishery Projects
Major Infrastructure Projects
Golf Courses (PP 803 – 1996)
Classification of Projects
Documentary Output
Category Processing
Requirements Document
EMB Central
Category A EIS ECC
Office
EIS /
Category B Online ECC
IEE Checklist
Category C
Project EMB Regional
(Environmental CNC
Description Office
Enhancement)
Project
Category D Online CNC
Description

How do we identify the category of a
project?
EMB Memorandum
Circular 005, July
2014

Category Threshold
(Aquaculture Projects) (Based on Project Area)
Category A >= 25 hectares
Category B (EIS) >= 5 hectares but < 25 hectares
Category B (IEE Checklist) > 1 hectares but < 5 hectares
Category D <= 1 hectare OR Seaweed Farming

Fines, Penalties and Sanctions
•Section 9, PD 1586
“Penalty for Violation. Any person, corporation
or partnership found violating Section 4 of this
Decree, or the terms and conditions in the
issuance of the ECC, or of the standards, rules
and regulations issued by the NEPC pursuant to
this Decree shall be punished the suspension or
cancellation of his/its certificate and/or a fine in
an amount not to exceed fifty thousand pesos
(P50,000.00) for every violation thereof, at the
discretion of the NEPC.”

SCOPE OF VIOLATIONS
 Covered projects established and/or
operating w/o ECCs
 Violations of ECC Conditions, EMP/EMoP
and other commitments as specified in the
EIA Report
 Misrepresentation in the EIA Report or
any other EIA documents

CLASSIFICATION OF VIOLATIONS TO
ECC CONDITIONS
Minor Offense – administrative conditions violation
w/c will not have direct significant impact, e.g.:
 Non-submission or delay in submission of
reports/requirements
 Transfer of ownership w/o informing DENR
 Delay or failure to initiate formation of MMT, etc.

CLASSIFICATION OF VIOLATIONS TO
ECC CONDITIONS
Major Offense – violations of substantive
conditions in the ECC and the EIS System
Procedures that will have significant impact on the
environment such as:
 Non-implementation of substantive conditions in
the ECC such as the implementation of the EMP &
EMoP
 Exceedance of project limits or area
 Major change in the project process or technology

Penalties
 Implementing projects w/o ECC - P50,000

maximum
 Violation of ECC conditions - maximum of
P50,000 per violation
 MISREPRESENTATION in the EIA Report or
any other EIA documents - P50,000
maximum

Environmental
Compliance
Certificate (ECC)
Environmental Compliance
Certificate (ECC)
An ECC is a document issued by the
DENR-EMB after positive review of an
ECC application, certifying that based on
the representations of the proponent, the
proposed project or undertaking will not
cause a significant negative
environmental impact;
Environmental Compliance
Certificate (ECC)
It certifies that the proponent has complied
with all the requirements of EIS System and
committed to implement its Environmental
Management Plan
It contains specific measures and conditions
It is NOT a License nor a Permit

After the issuance of ECC what?
 Comply the ECC Conditions
Need to submit Self Monitoring Report
(SMR), Compliance Monitoring Report
(CMR) and other documents stipulated in
the ECC Conditions

ECC VALIDITY
An ECC is valid through out the entire
project lifespan provided:
1. There is no significant project expansion

2. There is no change in technology
3. There is no change in location
4. Project was implemented within five (5)
years from the date of issuance
Note: (unless otherwise specified in the ECC)

Application
Requirements
(EIS Application)
Documentary Requirements:
EIS Document
Basic Project Information
Description of the Project’s EIA Process
Project Description
Baseline Environmental Condition, Impact
Assessment and Mitigation
Environmental Risk Assessment
Environmental Management Plan

(EIS Application)
Accountability Statement of Proponent & Preparer
Site Development Plan and Vicinity Map
Topographic Map
Building Plan/Project Layout
Proof of Authority over the Project Area
Photographs of the area
Zoning Certificate
Barangay Resolution Interposing No Objection from
all the affected Barangays
Others as deemed required by EMB

(EIS Application)
PROJECT PROPONENT
EMB
SCREENING
Review and Evaluation:
SCOPING
EIARC Review
Public consultation /hearing
Site inspection
EIA STUDY:
Baseline Study
Impact Identification Decision Making
Impact Prediction and Evaluation
MONITORING AND
IMPACT MITIGATION AND POST AUDIT
PREPARATION OF ENV. MGT. PLAN
EIA DOCUMENTATION and

PRESENTATION OF RESULT

Minor Amendment Application
Minor Amendments:
Typographical Error
Extension of Deadlines for submission of post ECC
Requirements
Extension of ECC Validity
Change in company name / ownership
Decrease in land/project area or production
capacity
Change in project layout within the same project
study area without changes in process/production
capacity
Inclusion of components or facilities that will not
pose negative impact to the environment

Minor Amendment Application
Letter of Intent
Original ECC
Notarized Accountability Statement
Proof of Transfer/other supporting documents
of the proposed amendment

Flow Chart
Submit ECC
Procedural Receive Substantive
Amendment
Review Application Review
Application
Require to submit No
Additional Passed?
Document
Yes
Conduct of
Issuance of Site
ECC Inspection

Major Amendment Application
Major Amendments:
Expansion of project area outside the catchment
or environment as described in the original EIA
Report
Increase in project size parameter by more than
the corresponding coverage threshold
Other types of changes which makes the EMP in
the original EIA Report inadequate to address
identified significant adverse environmental
impact

and NEW Application
Online Forms provided by the system
EIMP / EPRMP
Project Description
Project Component
Abandonment/Rehabilitation/
Decommissioning Plan
PEMAPS (Project Environmental Monitoring
and Audit Prioritization Scheme)
Accountability Statement of Proponent
Other Supporting Documents
ABANDONMENT
PEMAPS
PEMAPS

PROJECT
COMPONENTS
EIMP

EIMP
and NEW Application
Site Development Plan and Vicinity Map
Topographic Map
Building Plan/Project Layout
Proof of Authority over the Project Area
Geo-tagged photographs of the area
Zoning Certificate
Affidavit of No Complaint
Schematic Diagram of Wastewater Treatment Facility
and Air Pollution Control Facility
Payment:
New Application: Php 5,070.00 + Php 50.00
Major Amendment : Php 2,030.00 + Php 50.00
Flow Chart
Proponent
Upload Receive &
Creates an Create ECC
Required Review by
Account in the Application
Documents EMB
Online System
Comply the No
Required Passed?
Documents
Yes
Submit Bank Issuance of

Preparation and
Receipt (OnColl Order of
Approval of ECC
Payment Slip) Payment

Certificate of Non-
Coverage (CNC)
Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC)
Projects or undertakings that are deemed
unlikely to cause significant adverse
impact to quality of the environment
according to the parameters set forth in
EMB MC 2014-005.

Certificate of Non-Coverage
Project Layout / Building Layout /
Site Development Plan
Valid ID of the Proponent
Notarized Sworn Accountability Statement
Photographs of the Project Site
Bank Receipt (OnColl Payment Slip)

CNC Online Flow Chart
Client Verify Generate Order
Start
Project Coverage of Payment
Download Auto- Pay Application Fee &

Approved CNC Submit Application
If with
misrepresentation
EMB Verify For Cancellation of
Application
Submitted CNC & Legal Action
If in order
Repository End

The issuance of this certificate shall
not exempt the grantee from compliance
with applicable environmental laws, rules
and regulations including permitting
requirements of other government
agencies neither create any right nor be
used as an authorization to implement the
project, you may proceed with the
implementation only after securing all the
necessary and relevant permits from other
pertinent government agencies.

Moreover, any expansion
and/or modification other than
specified above shall be considered
as a violation of P.D. 1586 (EIA
System) and shall be subjected to
imposition of fines/penalties
amounting to Php 50,000.00.

Tel. No. (083) 228-1071 • Fax No. (083) 228-1072
ECC &CNC
Online
System
JAN EVAN R. CALLEJO, MiSDS
How to access the online systems
Click Advanced
Click this link to

continue
If in case you experience an error like this, just click

Advanced, then click Proceed to 119.92.161.21
(unsafe) to continue.
• Steps:
3. Please click Continue button to proceed. If you need a more
comprehensive guide you may click the link below “Download Users’ Guide"
#3

#4
• Steps:
4. A sign-up/ log-in page will appear. Please click sign-up now.

#5
#6
• Steps:
5. Upon sign-up, terms and condition page will appear. Click conforming
button and;
6. Click continue.
A registration page will appear after

• Steps:
7. Please properly fill up all necessary information needed in the application.
Note: make sure to give the correct primary e-mail and secondary e-mail in order
to retrieve the log-in registration in the future.
#7

• Steps:
8-9. Attach and upload the following documents.
DTI or SEC/ Letter of Authority/ Valid Identification Card.
Note: All attached files must be scanned and converted to PDF (at
least 1 MB).
10. Submit when finished.
#9
#8
#10

#11
A prompt will appear that the account has been successfully generated
11. Please click new application to continue.

steps:
12. Answer the four question asked.
13. Click next to continue.
NOTE: you have to finish step 1-6 to save data.
#13 \
#12

#14
steps:
14. Please encode the project type applied, then click the search button.

steps:
15. Select the appropriate category of your project and provide the proposed
project size of the project applied. Then click the arrow on the right to proceed.
#15

#16 #17
steps:
16. Please type project description at the given box.
• Basic Project Information (type, area, location, etc.)
• Existing vegetation
• Distance to waterbody, community, access road, & other major
infrastructures
17. click next to continue

Steps:
18. Click polygon to add project area.
19. Encode the geographical coordinates and click add point. (Must be WGS 84 format)
20. Click Next to continue.
Note: coordinates needed are the tie points reflected in every survey plan/ title.
#20
#19
#18

Point 1 Point 2
Point 5
Sample Project Area
Point 4 Point 3
The number of pair of coordinates that you need to input in

the system will vary based on the number of corners of the
project area.

Sample of coordinates with 5 corners project area.

#22
#21
steps:21. Encode pertinent information about the project. Please don’t

leave blanks. The system will not proceed if the process is not completed.
22. after encoding, please click Next to continue.

Steps:
23. Encode pertinent information about the project in the downloaded files. Print
copies and rescan and convert to pdf files to avoid corrupted files.
24. After downloading and filling up of files, please click to continue.
#24
#23

steps:25. Attach and upload all required files. Files must be scanned and
converted to pdf to be accepted by the system. (file must not be more than
10MB per attachment)

EMB MC No. 2015-009
All ECC applications for new and single
component Category B shall be
processed, issued and posted online
otherwise the same shall be considered
null and void.

CNC Online
Process Flow
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5
6
Click Advanced
Click this link to

continue
If in case you experience an error like this, just click

Advanced, then click Proceed to 119.92.161.21
(unsafe) to continue.
Steps: (Project Screening)
Click the “Verify the coverage….” button for new CNC application.

Steps:
1. Type a keyword of your proposed project.
2. Input the project size/capacity
3. Click “Next”.

Steps:
4. Answer all the screening question by selecting your answer from the dropdown
button.
5. Click “Verify Coverage”

Steps: Provide all the information asked in this online form.
6. Input your valid email address, then click the “Email Verification Code” button.
7. Check your email for the verification code and input the code in the text box.
8. Click Save & Request Order of Payment.

Steps:
9. Download the Order of Payment, and pay the CNC application fee of
Php 1,240.00 (plus Php 50.00 LBP Transaction Fee)
Take note of the requirements for CNC Application provided in this page.

Steps: (Uploading Receipt and Supporting Documents)
Click “Update Payment…” button to start.

Steps:
1. Input the Application Reference No. and Order of Payment Reference No.
(see Order of Payment).
2. Click “Update Payment/Track Application”.

Steps:
Provide Payment Details.

Steps:
Submit the Required Supporting Documents. (Make sure all attachments are true
and correct).
3. Click the “Submit Supporting Documents” button.

Steps:
4. Download the Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC).

EMB CO
Server Computer
(Database)
EMB Region Client A – R12
INTERNET
Application
EMB For Action Client B – R10
EMB Evaluation
Result of Evaluation
Client C – R12

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Environmental Management Bureau Region XII
Regional Center, Brgy. Carpenter Hill, Koronadal City
(083) 228-1071 / 1072 / 09077263303
E-mail: embxii@emb.gov.ph
Facebook: EMB Region12

Thank you…
Kilos Abante, Rehiyon Dose…!
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