GSDMSFI

POLLUTION
CONTROL OFFICE
 POLLUTION
CONTROL
OFFICER
Shaira Lyn B. Sale
Appointed last April 1, 2023
 Topic CHANGE
Objectives BEGINS
Overview of R.A 9003
"Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act of 2000" WITH EACH
Proper Solid Waste Disposal
Policy of GSDMSFI OF US
Sanctions and Penalties for
Students
 R.A. 9003
Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act of
2000
 WHAT IS R.A 9003?
Republic Act 9003, also known as the Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act of 2000, is a Philippine law that aims to promote
and implement sustainable waste management practices throughout
the country. It was enacted on January 26, 2001, to address the
growing environmental and health concerns caused by improper
waste disposal.
OVERVIEW OF R.A 9003
Waste Segregation:
The law requires the segregation of waste at
the source into three categories: biodegradable,
non-biodegradable, and special waste.
This ensures that different types of waste are
properly managed and processed for recycling,
composting, or disposal.
OVERVIEW OF R.A 9003
Public Awareness and Education:
The law emphasizes the importance of
public awareness and education
campaigns to promote responsible waste
management practices among
individuals, communities, and
institutions. It aims to instill a sense of
environmental stewardship and
responsibility.
OVERVIEW OF R.A 9003
Monitoring and Reporting:
RA 9003 establishes mechanisms for
monitoring and reporting compliance
with the law's provisions. It mandates the
creation of monitoring teams and the
submission of regular reports to ensure
effective implementation and address any
issues or concerns.
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Solid Waste Disposal
Policy
 GSDMSFI SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
POLICY
Personnel and students of GSDMSFI must follow the regulating
policies and procedures on waste management primarily on
segregation, reuse, recycling, and composting.
GSDMSFI SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
POLICY
Biodegradable waste
includes leaves, fruits, and their skin,
flowers, eggshell, animal manure and/or
feathers, left-over foods, sawdust, coconut
husk, cigarette butts, tissue paper, and/or
paper napkins.
GSDMSFI SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
POLICY
Recyclable waste
includes cartoons, paper, plastic bottles
and/or galloons, broken glasses,
aluminum cans, bronze, scrap irons,
tetra pack, and mono-block chairs.
GSDMSFI SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
POLICY
Residual waste/
Non-Biodegradable waste
includes shampoo and/or sachets and/or
bottles, candy and other wrappers,
cellophane, disposable shaves, ballpens,
broken ceramics, cloth, disposable diapers,
and sanitary napkins.
GSDMSFI SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
POLICY
Special or medical waste
includes used PPEs, gloves, head caps,
contaminated swabs, cotton balls, and
bandages. Sharp-proof containers shall
be available for needles, syringes, and
other sharp.
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Sanctions and Penalties
GSDMSFI SANCTIONS AND PENALTIES
CLASS B SANCTION

1st offense 1 day suspension from classes or duties

2nd offense 2 days suspension from classes or duties

3rd offense 5 days suspension from classes or duties

4th offense 10 days suspension from classes or duties

GSDMSFI SANCTIONS AND PENALTIES
CLASS B SANCTION

1st offense 1 day suspension from classes or duties

2nd offense 2 days suspension from classes or duties

3rd offense 5 days suspension from classes or duties

4th offense 10 days suspension from classes or duties

GSDMSFI SANCTIONS AND PENALTIES
CLASS B SANCTION

1st offense 1 day suspension from classes or duties

2nd offense 2 days suspension from classes or duties

3rd offense 5 days suspension from classes or duties

4th offense 10 days suspension from classes or duties

GSDMSFI SANCTIONS AND PENALTIES
CLASS B SANCTION

1st offense 1 day suspension from classes or duties

2nd offense 2 days suspension from classes or duties

3rd offense 5 days suspension from classes or duties

4th offense 10 days suspension from classes or duties

KNOW WHERE IT SHOULD GO!
PRACTICE PROPER WASTE
SEGREGATION!