Peach AQUINO
Former Staff (from May 2007 - Mar 2010 )
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Conference Proceeding
Kitakyushu Initiative Workshop
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Urbanization, population growth and economic development are considered the main driving forces of solid waste management (SWM) issues in Asia and the Pacific region. These factors all together influence consumption rates that lead to accelerate waste generation and change waste components. The United Nations Economic and Social Commission in Asia...
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PR, Newsletter or Other
Conference Proceeding
International Workshop on Community-based Solid Waste Management and Supporting National Policies, 27-28 August 2008
Conference Proceeding
Kitakyushu Initiative Workshop
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In Surabaya City, Indonesia, household organic waste composting has been widely practiced in communities. The city government, through the support of several private companies and local NGOs, have adopted the Takakura method that utilises baskets for household composting. This methodology was developed by Pusdakota, a local NGO, in 2004, with...
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Conference Proceeding
Kitakyushu Initiative Workshop
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Takakura home method is a set of composting methodologies developed in Surabaya, Indonesia. It uses native microorganisms (NM) for composting which is cultured and fermented from locally available materials such as fresh fruits and vegetable peels, yoghurt, tempe, brown sugar, rice bran and rice husks. This method is characterized by simple...
Conference Proceeding
Conference Proceeding
National Consultation Workshop on Kitakyushu Initiative Demonstratin Project "Solid Waste Management as a Social Enterprise", 10-11 April 2008
Conference Proceeding
Workshop Report
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Bago City was used to be adjudged as one of the dirtiest in the region, with high incidence of poverty, malnutrition and health problem due to its failure in solid waste management. To address those problems, KABAHIN KA Programme, a comprehensive approach in solid waste management based on community participation was implemented and has...
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