JICA s Cooperation for the 3Rs JICA. 30/10/2006 Global Environment Department. Implementation of 3R s program in a school, Malaysia

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1 JICA s Cooperation for the 3Rs Implementation of 3R s program in a school, Malaysia 30/10/2006 Global Environment Department JICA 1

2 Today s s Presentation Outline of JICA JICA s Cooperation for Solid Waste Management in Asia (e.g. Cambodia, Bangladesh) JICA s 3Rs related projects (e.g. Malaysia) JICA s Lessons Learnt 2

3 ODA and JICA Bilateral Grants Grant Aid Cooperation Ministry of Foreign Affairs Official Development Assistance (ODA) Bilateral Loan Contribution to International Organizations Technical Cooperation JICA Source: JICA s brochure 3

4 JAPAN s ODA and JICA s Technical Cooperation 4

5 JICA s Assistance by Region Total: billion yen (1.354 billion dollars) 5 Source: JICA brochure

6 Assistance in the Environment field billion yen Middle East billion yen Middle East Africa Europe Africa Europe billion yen Central Asia Southeast Asia Asia billion yen East Asia billion yen ASEAN billion yen Oceania Oceania billion yen Approx. 50% North America/ Latin America Latin America billion yen Total: approximately billion yen (from fiscal 2000 to 2004) Main programs include Technical Cooperation Projects, Development Studies, Studies on Grant Aid Programs, Dispatch of Experts, Dispatch of Volunteers, Technical Training Programs, among others. 6 Source: JICA brochure

7 Trends in Waste Management Number of Projects & Countries Project Country Performance Performance (million yen) Year Source: JICA 7

8 Progress of Assistance Approaches in Solid Waste Management Sector Hardware-input approach Software-input approach 1970s- 1980s- 1990s- CD-support approach CD; Capacity Development 8

9 KAZAKHSTAN Almaty City ( ) JICA s Technical Cooperation for Solid Waste Management MONGOLIA Ulan Bator CHINA Entire area AZERBAIJAN Baku city ( ) PAKISTAN Entire area (2006-) Karachi Metropolitan area (1991/1992) Rawalpindi City (1996) Quetta City (1996) SRI LANKA Negombo, Tirau, Gambaha, Kandy, Matale, Nnuwaraeliya, Badulla ( ) Entire area (2003 ) Entire area (2007-) Colombo City and area (1995)(1998) MALDIVES Mare City, Tirafusi Island ( ) Development study Technical cooperation projects Grant aid NEPAL Katmandu valley ( ) THAILAND Bangkok ( ( )(2001-) Bangkok, Samut Prakarn, Samut Sakhon, Nonthaburi, Batumutane 2002 South area ( ) LAOS Vientiane Metropolitan area Metropolitan area (1996) BANGLADESH Dhaka City Dhaka City (2006-) INDIA Delhi City (2003) VIETNAM Area including Halong Bay, Van chai Bay, Cua Ong area, East area of Catba Island (1999) Hanoi City 2000 Haiphong City urban district Hanoi City (2006-) Hanoi City (2002) INDONESIA Surabaya City 1993 Ujungpandang City Eco label (2007-) PHILIPPINE Manila Metropolitan area ( ) Entire area ( ) Municipality of Malay (2007-) Entire area (2003)( )(2007-) CAMBODIA Phnom Penh Municipality ( ) Phnom Penh Municipality (2006-) MALAYSIA Entire area 2004-, ( ) 9

10 SWM Project (Cambodia) Title: The Study on Solid Waste Management in the Municipality of Phnom Penh in the Kingdom of Cambodia Period: Feb 2003 March 2005 Purpose: 1) To develop a master plan for SWM 2) To conduct a feasibility study for the selected priority projects 3) To transfer technology to the counterpart Counterpart unit: Department of Public Works and Transport Phnom Penh Waste Management Authority Separated waste at the pilot area Separation at the composting facility Waste pickers at the final disposal 10 site

11 SWM project (Cambodia) Waste composition survey Phase 1 (Feb 2003-Aug 2003) Community meeting for waste pickers Phase 2 (Sep 2003-March 2004) Improvement of final disposal site Phase 3 (May 2004-March 2005) 3Rs Workshop Demonstration of collection work C/P Training C/P Training 11

12 SWM Project (Bangladesh) Title: The Study on The Solid Waste Management in the Dhaka City Period: November 2003 March 2006 Purpose: 1) To develop a Clean Dhaka master plan 2) To improve and strengthen the capabilities and skills of Dhaka City Corporation (DCC) personnel in terms of SWM Counterpart unit: Dhaka City Cooperation (DCC) Illegally dumped waste 12

13 Operating primary collection No primary collection Distribution for Primary Collection SWM Project (Bangladesh) Clean Dhaka Master plan: To improve communitybased primary collection To strengthen the capacity for secondary collection and transport To improve and secure final disposal To improve the administrative capacity for SWM Solid Waste Management Project in Dhaka City (February 2007-March 2010) 13

14 JICA s 3R-related projects Country Title Period Purpose Malaysia The Study on National Waste Minimization in Malaysia To formulate a master plan and an action plan and to develop the capacity of the governments and communities for promoting recycling activities. Vietnam The Project for Implementation Support for 3R Initiative in Hanoi City To prepare a harmonized 3R system based on source separation programs of organic waste for introduction to the entire area of Hanoi City. Philippines The Study on Recycling Industry Development in the Republic of the Philippines To formulate policies and measures to promote the recycling industry. 14

15 JICA s activities in Malaysia related to SWM 1) Dispatch of experts Action Plan for waste management ( ) Sanitary landfill ( ) Environmental Education ( ) 2) Training Various topics on SWM (e.g. waste landfill technology) 3) Development study Penang Waste Deposit Program ( ) The Study on the Safe Closedown and Improvement of Waste Landfill Disposal Sites ( ) The Study on National Waste Minimization ( ) 15

16 The Study on National Waste Minimization in Malaysia Period: Purpose: To formulate a master plan and an action plan for the promotion of recycling. To develop the capacity of the governments and communities for promoting recycling activities. Counterpart unit: Ministry of Housing and Local Government Collection for recycling Explanation to the public 16

17 JICA s Lessons Learnt Road to the 3Rs Need for the Improvement of SWM Storing, Discharge Collection, Transport Final disposal 3Rs Needs & Capacity National Government Local Government Private Sector Academic Institutes Communities NGOs / NPOs 17