WASTE MANAGEMENT

PROCEDURES AND
PROPER WASTE
DISPOSAL
 ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT ACT 2000
Sections 1 and 2 of Republic Act No.9003, known as
the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act,
provides for a policy “to adopt systematic,
comprehensive and ecological solid waste
management program that ensures the protection of
public health environment.” Both sections of RA No.
9003 vest us with the obligation to handle our waste
properly by planning a program or a set of activities
that promote waste management to protect health
and environment.
 WASTE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES

What coms to your mind when you

hear “waste management
procedures”?
 WASTE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES

Waste avoidance – it is done by controlling any

activity that involves generating waste.
 WASTE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES

Waste avoidance – it is done by controlling any

activity that involves generating waste.
Waste reduction – the process of minimizing in
obtaining and using excessive goods that may result
in wasteful consumption.
 WASTE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES

Waste avoidance – it is done by controlling any

activity that involves generating waste.
Waste reduction – the process of minimizing in
obtaining and using excessive goods that may result
in wasteful consumption
Re-use – the process of using materials for other
purposes without changing its physical appearance.
 WASTE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES

Waste avoidance – it is done by controlling any

activity that involves generating waste.
Waste reduction – the process of minimizing in
obtaining and using excessive goods that may result
in wasteful consumption
Re-use – the process of using materials for other
purposes without changing its physical appearance.
Recycle – it is done by creating new things out of
used materials to produce another product of a
different form for a different use.
 WASTE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES

Composting – the process of allowing biodegradable

waste to decay and to become organic fertilizer.
 WASTE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES

Composting – the process of allowing biodegradable

waste to decay and to become organic fertilizer.
Waste Disposal – it is done by following proper
segregation of waste.
 PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL

Dispose of solid and liquid wastes properly.

 PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL

Dispose of solid and liquid wastes properly.

Sink and floor drains should be covered with traps to
avoid clogging.
 PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL

Dispose of solid and liquid wastes properly.

Sink and floor drains should be covered with traps to
avoid clogging.
Segregate your wastes by providing bins for
biodegradable, non biodegradable, and recyclable
wastes.
 PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL

Dispose of solid and liquid wastes properly.

Sink and floor drains should be covered with traps to
avoid clogging.
Segregate your wastes by providing bins for
biodegradable, non biodegradable, and recyclable
wastes.
Dispose of your wastes, everyday and put these in
covered bins.
 PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL

Dispose of solid and liquid wastes properly.

Sink and floor drains should be covered with traps to
avoid clogging.
Segregate your wastes by providing bins for
biodegradable, non biodegradable, and recyclable
wastes.
Dispose of your wastes, everyday and put these in
covered bins.
Turn your biodegradable wastes into fertilizers.
 PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL

Dispose of solid and liquid wastes properly.

Sink and floor drains should be covered with traps to
avoid clogging.
Segregate your wastes by providing bins for
biodegradable, non biodegradable, and recyclable
wastes.
Dispose of your wastes, everyday and put these in
covered bins.
Turn your biodegradable wastes into fertilizers.
Sell your recyclable materials to the nearest
junkshop.