18 Questions
Who is responsible for ensuring that source separated recyclable materials are collected from premises with six or more residential units?
Local government unit or private center
What are the requirements for premises with six or more residential units according to the Act?
Provide designated area and containers for recyclable materials, notify occupants of the regulations
What are the types of sources where segregation of wastes should take place?
Household, institutional, industrial, commercial, agricultural
What is the primary location where waste segregation should occur?
At the source
What should wastes be segregated into according to Section 22 of the Act?
Categories provided in Section 22
Who is required to promulgate regulations for premises with six or more residential units?
Local government unit
What is the responsibility of the Department in terms of waste management regulations?
establishment of guidelines for accurate waste characterization
According to Section 20, what is the mandatory waste diversion percentage that LGUs should achieve within five years after the Act's effectivity?
25%
How often should waste diversion goals be increased according to Section 20?
every three (3) years
What activities are included in waste diversion as mentioned in Section 20?
re-use, recycling, composting, and other resource recovery activities
Does Section 21 of the Act mandate the segregation of solid wastes?
Yes
Is there a provision that allows LGUs to exceed waste diversion goals through re-use, recycling, and composting activities?
Yes
What are the minimum standards and requirements for segregation and storage of solid waste pending collection?
There shall be a separate container for each type of waste from all sources. Solid waste containers shall be properly marked or identified.
In the case of bulky waste, what is the requirement for segregation and storage?
Bulky waste can be collected and placed in a separate and designated area.
What are the classifications for solid waste containers based on their use?
Containers can be marked as 'compostable', 'non-recyclable', 'recyclable', 'special waste', or any other classification determined by the Commission.
What personal protective equipment should collectors and personnel have for handling solid waste?
They should be equipped with personal protective equipment to protect them from the hazards of handling solid wastes.
What training should be provided to collectors and personnel dealing with solid waste?
Necessary training should be given to ensure that solid wastes are handled properly and in accordance with guidelines.
How should the collection of solid waste be conducted to prevent damage and spillage?
Solid waste collection should be done in a manner that prevents damage to the container and spillage or scattering within the collection vicinity.
Test your knowledge on the minimum standards and requirements for segregation and storage of solid waste pending collection. Learn about the types of waste containers needed and proper labeling for on-site collection.
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