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ORGANIZATION’S PROFILE Basic Needs Services Philippines Incorporated (BNS-Phils)
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ORGANIZATION’S
PROFILE
Basic Needs Services
Philippines Incorporated
(BNS-Phils)
Table of Contents
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About Us 1
Our Mission 2
Our Services 3
Quality and Knowledge Management 3
Decentralized Wastewater System (DEWATS) 3
Community Based Sanitation 4
Decentralized renewable Energy 4
Decentralized Solid Waste Management 5
Characteristics Of Work 6
Our Merits 6
Our Projects 10
Contact Us 16
About Us
Basic Needs Services Philippines, Inc. is a non-government
organization currently focusing on water and sanitary issues through infor-
mation and education campaign, and project implementation.
We are facilitating basic-needs
service projects in Indonesia, India,
Vietnam, Philippines and
neighboring regions. Some projects
in the African SADC-region are
on-going such as Cambodia, Laos,
Afghanistan, (America).
We and our country partners have
been collaborating with
international institutions such as the
World Bank, ADB, KfW, GTZ,
AusAID, CEU as well as national
and local Governments.
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Our programs are financially supported by the Federal Republic of Ger-
many, the Commission of the European Union, the Free Hanseatic City of
Bremen, InWent, WSP (World Bank) and UNDP. And since 2001, we are
focusing on development co-operations that aim is to provide sustainable and
environmentally sound services for basic needs to disadvantaged segments of
society.
We are conducting our services in partnership with Bremen Overseas
Research and Development Association (BORDA) a German-founded
not-for-profit organization focuses on the development and dissemination of
environmentally friendly and appropriate technologies which enhance the
communities’ self-help potential, strengthen women participation and protect
natural resources.
The partnership is working for the achievement of the Millennium
Development Goals target for water supply and sanitation by promoting
and implementing demand-oriented decentralized wastewater and
sanitation services in highly populated regions in the Philippines.
Services are provided to communities, small and medium enterprises,
and local government units (LGUs) in conducting:
Community participatory education and
decision-making.
Feasibility Study.
Planning and designing.
Construction and supervision of effective and
cost-efficient appropriate wastewater treatment
systems.
OUR MISSION
To improve the livelihoods of disadvantaged groups within
societies and to sustain the functioning of eco-systems through
dissemination of demand oriented Basic-Needs-Services in the
fields of decentralized sanitation, water and energy supply as
well as solid waste and wastewater management.
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Our Services
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The following Services are currently available in the Philippines:
Quality and Knowledge Management
To achieve high quality standards of measures and
services, local implementation capacity,
competence and expertise must be built at an early
stage.
Target groups and stakeholders need to be
informed about different options in a systematic
manner to ensure high participation during
planning and management.
Available technical and management options are
adapted to preferences of stakeholders and target
groups.
Decentralized Wastewater Treatment System (DEWATS)
1 2 3
4 1. Settler
2. Anaerobic Baffled
Reactor
3. Anaerobic Filter
4. Planted Gravel Filter.
DEWATS projects support micro-small and medium-sized enterprises, institutions as well as
public administrations in planning, designing and constructing effective, reliable, cost efficient
and custom-made wastewater treatment systems.
Technical options within DEWATS are based on a modular and partly standardized design.
DEWATS projects are carried out in Indonesia, India, China, Vietnam and the Philippines.
DEWATS is very flexible, walls can be constructed using locally available materials.
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Community Based Sanitation
Improved public health and reduced
water pollution.
Cooperation with communities,
NGOs, key-stakeholders and political
decision-makers.
Holistic project framework: Besides
improving sanitation infrastructure,
operation and maintenance systems
must be developed with participating
stakeholders that ensure the
sustainability of measures to improve
basic sanitation and community
hygiene.
The following services are available through our South East Asia partner
and BORDA:
Decentralized Water Supply
Remote mountainous villages in
Asia are often located far above
streams and rivers.
As mechanical supplies are
scarce, water-lifting services by
Hydraulic Rams provide a
continuous water supply for
essential sanitation & agriculture
purposes.
Appropriate capacity building
measures ensure that villagers
handle management tasks in
co-operation with partner organi-
zations.
Decentralized basic needs service: Water supply for households and agricul-
tural use
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Decentralized Renewable Energy
Decentralized power generation by Micro
Hydro Turbines that are powered by the
flow-energy of mountain streams is a
proven method to provide remote villages
with electricity for productive and
household purposes.
Partner organizations are trained to
become “Micro-Utilities” and act as vital
service providers in marginalized regions
All households from a project village have access to electricity -or light, hot water and optionally for handi-
craft production.
Decentralized Solid Waste Management
A regular and environmentally friendly
collection & disposal of solid waste is
demanded by residents and local govern-
ments of Asian cities.
Good Practices of solid waste manage-
ment are characterized by the 3 R
principles: “Reduce – Reuse – Recycle”
Cooperation of residents, local waste
pickers and local government departments
is essential to plan lasting for
decentralized solid waste management so-
lutions.
About Us Characteristic of Work
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Immediate verifiable impact of measures.
High rate of sustainability of project implementations and services.
Demand-oriented, bottom-up, multi-stakeholder approach.
Application of proven environmentally friendly technologies.
Applied Quality and Knowledge Management.
Building of local capacity, competence and expertise.
Active networking and co-operation with policy makers, civil society
organizations, research institutes and private sector.
Supporting Millennium Development Goals (MDG) and Agenda 21.
Our Merits
ORGANIZER
TOPIC
DATE
World Bank USAID ECO-Asia LLDA
Replicating Natural
Wastewater Treatment Sys-
tems Around Laguna Lake
September 9, 2011
Development Bank of the
Philippines
Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Systems (Resource Speaker)
June 6, 2011
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ORGANIZER
TOPIC
DATE
International Water Associ-
ation and BORDA
Decentralized Wastewater
Treatment Solutions for Urban
Environments in Asia Confer-
ence (Co-organizer/Resource Person)
May 25-28, 2011
Environmental Cooperation
–Asia
Developing Natural Wastewater Treat-ment System (Resource Speaker
February 15-18, 2011
32nd Philippine Association
of Water Districts
National Convention (Resource Speaker)
February 9-11, 2011
Provincial Government of
Palawan
1st Palawan Water Summit (Resource Speaker)
January 26, 2011
United Nations – ESCAP
Regional Exposure Workshop on Pro-poor and Sustainable Solid Waste Management for Secondary Cities and Small Towns (Participant)
February 2010
CAPS – SuSEA of Depart-
ment Health
Training of Trainors on Sustain-
able Sanitation (Participant)
March, 2010
Solid Waste Management
Association of the Philip-
pines
SWAPPCON 2007 “Solid Waste,
Health and Sanitation for a Lov-
able Community (Participant)
November, 2007
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South East Asia Social Rural Leadership Institute and
Peri-urban Vegetable Project
Ecological Sanitation Training
Course (Resource Speaker)
November, 2007
Local Government Academy
United Nations Economic and
Social Commission for Asia
and the Pacific
National Workshop on Pro Poor
Water and Wastewater Man-
agement (Resource Speaker)
September, 2007
Center for Health Develop-
ment Davao Region
Regional Sanitation Summit
2007 (Resource Speaker)
June, 2007
The Philippine Institute of
Civil Engineers NHA-Quezon City
Water Quality Management (Resource Speaker)
June, 2007
TAO-Pilipinas, Inc. Mapua Institute of Technolo-
gy
Decentralized Wastewater
Treatment System Seminar (Resource Speaker)
May, 2007
Exhibits Asia, Inc.
Watertech 2006 3rd Conference (Resource Speaker)
May, 2006
US-Agency Industrial Devel-
opment US-Asia Environmen-
tal Partnership
Lessons Learned Conference (Resource Speaker)
August, 2005
Philippine Water Works
Association, Inc.
13th International Conference and Exhibi-
tion Philwater 2005
(Resource Speaker)
October, 2005
ORGANIZER
TOPIC
DATE
About Us Our Projects
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Name Animal Products Development Center-Bureau of Ani-
mal Industry (APDC-BAI)
Location A. Fernando St., Marulas, Valenzuela City
Owner APDC-BAI
WWTP Capacity 10 m3
Facility Area 108 m2
Construction Cost PhP 500, 000
Funded By FAO-LEAD-AGAL, APMP-BAI, GTZ, BORDA
Date of Operation August 30, 2006
Name Iloilo Slaughterhouse
Location Brgy. Tacas, Jaro, Iloilo City
Owner City Government of Iloilo
WWTP Capacity 75 m3
Facility Area 402 m2
Construction Cost PhP 3, 500, 000
Funded By City Government of Iloilo
Date of Operation June 2007
Name Dumaguete Public Market
Location Quezon Park, Dumaguete City
Owner City Government of Dumaguete
WWTP Capacity 80 m3
Facility Area 488 m2
Construction Cost PhP 3, 000, 000
Supporting Agency Local Initiative for Affordable Wastewater Treatment
(LINAW) Project
Date of Operation June 20, 2007
Name Bohol Provincial Capitol
Location Provincial Capitol Compound, CPG Avenue, Tagbilaran
City, Bohol
Owner Provincial Government of Bohol
WWTP Capacity 40 m3
Facility Area 287 m2
Construction Cost PhP 2, 170, 000
Date of Operation January 2008
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Name Manjuyod Public Market
Location National Highway, North Road, Municipality of
Manjuyod
Executing Agency Provincial Engineers Office
WWTP Capacity 40 m3
Facility Area 252 m2
Construction Cost PhP 1, 700, 000
Funded By Province of Negros Oriental
Date of Operation August 15, 2007
Name Sta. Cruz Slaughterhouse
Location Sitio 6, Barangay Palasan, Sta. Cruz, Laguna
Supporting
Organizations
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
(IBRD) and Laguna de Bay Institutional Strengthening
and community Participation (LISCOP)
WWTP Capacity 30 m3
Facility Area 297.68 m2
Construction Cost PhP 1, 500, 000
Funded By Municipality of Sta. Cruz, Laguna
Date of Operation August 2008
Name Nagcarlan Slaughterhouse
Location Poblacion, Nagcarlan, Laguna
Owner Municipality of Nagcarlan
WWTP Capacity 25 m3
Facility Area 186 m2
Construction Cost PhP 1, 600, 000
Funded By Municipality of Nagcarlan
Date of Operation November 2007
Name VR Abattoir
Location No. F-54 Sumulong Highway, Mayamot, Antipolo City
Owner VR Abattoir
WWTP Capacity 35 m3
Facility Area 350 m2
Construction Cost PhP 2, 400, 000
Date of Operation March 9, 2009
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Name Iloilo Mission Hospital
Location Mission Road, Jaro, Iloilo City
Owner Iloilo Mission Hospital
WWTP Capacity 291 m3
Facility Area 1067 m2
Construction Cost PhP 3, 200, 000
Funded By Iloilo Mission Hospital
Date of Operation May 2009
Name Sorsogon Public Market
Location Brgy. Sirangan, Sorsogon City
Executing Agency City Planning and Development Office
City Government of Sorsogon
WWTP Capacity 90 m3
Facility Area 527 m2
Construction Cost PhP 5, 800, 000
Funded By City Government of Sorsogon
Date of Operation August 14, 2009
Name Ateneo de Manila University
Location Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights, Quezon City
Owner Ateneo de Manila University
WWTP Capacity 110 m3
Facility Area 352.51 m2
Construction Cost PhP 5, 900, 000
Funded By Ateneo de Manila University
Date of Operation April 23, 2010
Name Naguilian District Hospital
Location Natividad St. Naguilian, La Union
Owner Provincial Government of La Union
WWTP Capacity 60 m3
Facility Area 320 m3
Construction Cost PhP 3, 200, 000
Funded By Provincial Government of La Union
Date of Operation December 15, 2011
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Name San Fernando Slaughterhouse
Location Almeida St. Tanqui, san Fernando, La Union
Owner City Government of San Fernando
WWTP Capacity 20 m3
Facility Area 139 m2
Construction Cost PhP 2, 200, 000
Funded By City Government of San Fernando
Date of Operation December 2010
Name Ateneo de Iloilo
Location Brgy. San Rafael, Mandurriao, Iloilo City
Owner Ateneo de Iloilo
WWTP Capacity 50 m3
Facility Area 335.49 m2
Construction Cost
Funded By
Date of Operation March 1, 2012
Name Pabahay sa Riles
Location 1st St. Corner 6th St. Paco, Manila
WWTP Capacity 50 m3
Facility Area 140 m2
Construction Cost PhP 3, 300, 000
Funded By Manila Water Company Inc. (MWCI) in cooperation of
ABS-CBN Foundation O\Inc. with the support of Philip-
pine National Railway (PNR)
Date of Operation April 12, 2011
Name Bauang Slaughterhouse
Location Pescadores St. Centralwest, Bauang La Union
Owner Municipality of Bauang
WWTP Capacity 10 m3
Facility Area 102 m2
Construction Cost PhP 1, 200, 000
Funded By Municipality of Bauang
Date of Operation May 2011
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Name Bacnotan District Hospital
Location McArthur Highway, Bacnotan, La Union
Owner Province of La Union
WWTP Capacity 25 m3
Facility Area 357.24 m2
Construction Cost PhP 2, 500, 000
Funded By Province of La Union
Date of Operation January 6, 2014
Name Barangay Centralwest
Location Baladad Compound, Brgy. Centralwest, Bauang,
La Union
Executing Agency Municipality of Bauang supported by Center for Advance
Philippines Studies (CAPS)
WWTP Capacity 10 m3
Facility Area 26 m2
Construction Cost PhP 6, 500, 000
Funded By
Date of Operation
Name Bauang Public Market
Location Bauang commercial Compound, Centralwest, Bauang,
La Union
Owner Municipality of Bauang
WWTP Capacity 40 m3
Facility Area 108 m2
Construction Cost PhP 1, 200, 000
Funded By Municipality of Bauang
Date of Operation August 2011
Name Assumption Convent School
Location General Luna St. Iloilo City
Owner Assumption Iloilo Incorporated
WWTP Capacity 50 m3
Facility Area 134 m2
Construction Cost PhP2, 800, 000
Funded By Assumption Iloilo Incorporated
Date of Operation June 20, 2013
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Name Naguilian Slaughterhouse
Location Brgy. Cabantan Sur, Naguilian, La Union
Owner Municipality of Naguilian
WWTP Capacity 10 m3
Facility Area 117.79 m2
Construction Cost PhP 2, 250, 000
Funded By Municipality of n\Naguilian
Date of Operation April 25, 2013
Name Bacnotan Public Market
Location Brgy. Poblacio, Bacnotan, La Union
Owner Municipality of Bacnotan
WWTP Capacity 55 m3
Facility Area 96.71 m2
Construction Cost PhP 1, 700, 000
Funded By Municipality of Bacnotan
Date of Operation March 7, 2014
Name AVP Dressing Plant
Location 63 de Guzman St. Centralwest, Bauang, La Union
Owner Mr. Anthony V. Padua
WWTP Capacity 30 m3
Facility Area 79.55 m2
Construction Cost PhP 1, 600, 000
Funded By Mr. Anthony V. Padua
Date of Operation February 22, 2014
Name Pagdalagan Plastic Junkshop
Location 479 National Highway, Pagdalagan Sur, Bauang,
La Union
Owner Pagdalagan Plastic Junkshop
WWTP Capacity 14 m3
Facility Area 57.77 m2
Construction Cost PhP 1, 300, 000
Funded By Pagdalagan Plastic Junkshop
Date of Operation December 19, 2013
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Contact Us
BNS-Phils Coordination Office
Office Address : 29 Real St. Majestic 2 Subdivision, Concepcion
Uno, 1811, Marikina City, Philippines
Telephone Number : +63 (2) 357-4125
E-mail Address : [email protected]
Website : www.bns.ph/www.borda-net.org
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