Entrepreneurship driving water impact for all Sessi ssion 1 1 Reach ching the l last m mile in Asia – catalyzing SM SMEs Es and e entrepreneurship Water security has consistently been identified as among the top 5 risks to the world’s future. With a focus on Asia, this session will explore the role of governments, big businesses, and development agencies in catalyzing impact driven and inclusive solutions that promote the participation of private actors and small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in sustainable development.
11:00 Welcome and introduction to the session Professor Gyewoon Choi, Incheon National University 11:05 Contextualization: Actions from Asia Mai Flor, WaterLinks 11:15 Improving Water Security and Entrepreneurship in Water Management Unification Environment in Korea Myoungsil Ha, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Korea 11:25 The Bulacan Bulk Water Supply Project – Ensuring Water Supply for Economic Growth Jonnee Anne F. Refuerzo, San Miguel Holdings Corporation Agenda 11:35 World Café Moderator: Mai Flor, WaterLinks Discussion Hosts: • Dammika Sirisena, MCB Bank • Dongil Seo, Chungnam National University • Edgar L. Dona, San Miguel Holdings Corporation • Jieun Lee, Korea International Cooperation Agency • Chandana Das, Veolia 12:20 Closing remarks Professor Gyewoon Choi, Incheon National University 12:30 Close of session
Mai Flor WaterLinks Actions from Asia
MOE MOE MOLIT Water Resources Policy Division 5
Enacted in December, 2018 5 Chapters & 24 Articles including Addenda Main Contents Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 General Provisions Water T echnology & Test-bed & Industrial Overseas Expansion Appendex, etc. Industry Development Complex of Water Enterprises Support of Delegation of Duties Purpose Basic Plan Test-bed Facilities Overseas Export, etc. Fact-finding Survey Support for Korea Water Definition Date of Enforcement on Status, etc. Resident Companies Partnership Decentralized Water Technology Test-bed Development, etc. Korea Institute for Commercialization of Water Certification Outstanding Products, etc. Water Industry Designation of Support Center ‘WaterInnobiz’, etc.
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Decentralized Test-bed Pipe Network Testing Zone User-customized Zone Pilot Plant (purification) (purification) PR & Exhibit Hall User-customized Zone Pilot Plant(reuse) Global Business Center (wastewater reuse) Pipe Network Testing Zone Integrated Integrated Water Management Water Center Sludge Treatment R&D Center Campus Facility Pipe User-customized Network Testing Zone Center (wastewater treatment) Pilot Plant (wastewater treatment) Pipe Network Testing Zone
Cambodia Georgia Uzbekistan Pakistan Cambodia Equatorial Guinea Azerbaijan Laos Nepal Vietnam Senegal Bangladesh Philippines Colombia Ghana Sri Lanka Tanzania Bolivia Mozambique Peru Uganda Paraguay Indonesia Solomon Is. Indonesia
Bulaca can B Bulk W Wate ater Suppl ply P Project ect : : Ensuring Water Supply for Economic Growth
LOCATION (South East Asia)
Loca Locati tion Country: Philippines (12.8797° N, 121.7740° E) Region: Region 3 – Central Luzon Province: Bulacan 262,500 hectares LAND AREA POPULATION 3,292,071 (as of 2015) 21 Municipalities and 3 Cities COMPONENTS Northern Gateway of Manila Part of Metro Luzon Urban Beltway Super Region BACKGROUND Home of the 1 st Constitution in Asia (Malolos Congress)
BBWSP Project Milestone 2016 2019 1984 1992 2015 2016 2018 2019 1992 2015 2018 First Feasibility Study of Bulk Water Supply to Bulacan. Initiated by the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA): Government owned and controlled corporation (GOCC) with a specialized lending function mandated by law to promote and oversee the development of water supply systems in provincial cities and municipalities outside of Metropolitan Manila
BULACAN PROVINCE WATER SUPPLY SCENARIO (Before the Project) Current Supply: 298mld Th The e existing su supply y se serves s 6 o 6 out 1 10 0 individual al in t the he whol ole p e provi vince e of of B Bulacan COVERAGE: Bulacan Province (21 cities/municipalities) mld – million liters per day SOURCE: IMC Worldwide Report, 2013
BULACAN PROVINCE WATER SUPPLY SCENARIO (Before the Project) Access to 68% piped water Rely on stand alone water 32% points (wells & pumps) COVERAGE: Bulacan Province (21 cities/municipalities) SOURCE: IMC Worldwide Report, 2013
BULACAN PROVINCE WATER SUPPLY SCENARIO (Before the Project) INADEQUATE SUPPLY LOW WATER PRESSURE Average of 16hrs available water for the day experiences by different cities and Average of 0 to 5psi were being experienced by different cities and municipalities municipalities of Bulacan of Bulacan Province. COVERAGE: 11 cities and municipalities of Bulacan Province only SOURCE: Bulacan Association of Water Districts (BAWD)
BBWSP Project Milestone 2019 1984 2015 2016 2016 2018 2019 1992 2015 2018 1 st Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU): “The Bulacan Province will be included in the jurisdiction of MWSS in providing and regulating bulk water supply.” Metropolitan Waterworks Sewerage System (MWSS): National Government agency mandated to provide water to Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
BBWSP Project Milestone 2019 1984 2016 2016 2018 2019 1992 2015 2018 Through PPP the Bulacan Bulk Water was implemented. WATER TREATMENT FACILITY CONSORTIUM FINANCE, BUILD OPERATE and MAINTAIN PRIMARY WATER NETWORKS
BBWSP Project Milestone 2019 1984 2016 2018 2019 1992 2015 2018 WATER TREATMENT PIPE CONVEYANCE FACILITY FACILITY April 2017 Start of Construction
BBWSP Project Milestone 2019 1984 2016 2019 1992 2015 2018 December 2018 Completion of Construction
BBWSP Project Milestone 1984 2016 2019 1992 2015 2018 Started Commercial Operation – 26 6 Jan anuary 20 2019 STAGE 1 1 Started Commercial Operation – 26 6 April 2 201 019 STAGE 2 2 Available Water Equitable Pressure An average of > 25psi at every Interconnection Points 85% of service coverage area experiences 24/7 water was recorded for the initial start of operation. (January to supply since the start of operation. June 2019)
BULACAN BULK WATER SUPPLY OPERATION Since Operational, Water Districts started to divert their Service Coverage supply to BBWS and gradually decreasing their respective deep well operations. An average of 41% service coverage was recorded for the initial start of operation. (January to June 2019)
BBWSP Masterplan Project STAGE 3 Reliability Water System for Project Stage 1 & 2
BBWSP Masterplan STAGE 1, 2 & 3 OPERATION Leak De Dete tecti ction Sy System tem Leak eak In-pipe leak detection and Asset intrusion detection Dete tecti tion Syste tem Asset M t Man anagement Asset et & Mai Maintenance ce Enable infrastructure operators to make informed decisions regarding operational efficiency Man Manag agem ement (leakage assessment, network stability analysis, and water balance Syste tem Custo tomer CRM CR Rel elati ationship Strategy for managing an organization's relationships and interactions with customers and Man Manag agem ement potential customers. (C (CRM RM) Auto tomate ted Billing Sy g Syste tem Auto tomate ated Simplify complex payment scenarios with automated, easily configurable billing workflows Billin illing Syste tem Modular W Water ter Treatm tmen ent Modular Mo ar Treat raw water to potable water treatment in a minimal scale due to unavailability of land Water ater Treatm reatment area for construction of conventional water treatment process.
OTHER DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN BULACAN MRT RT 7 7 – Manila M Metr tro Rail Transit Sy t Syste tem Line 7 22.8 kilometers Rapid transit line in the Philippines that stretched from City of San Jose Del Monte Bulacan to North Avenue, Quezon City, Metro Manila North th-So South th Co Commuter ter R Railway (Cl (Clark-Ca Calamba ba R Railway) 147 kilometers elevated railway that will run from Capas City, Tarlac to Calamba Laguna New M Mani nila I a Inter terna nati tiona onal A Airpor ort ( t (Bul ulacan I acan Inter terna national onal A Airpor ort) t) 2,500-hectare coastal property that aims to complement the increasing passenger traffic at the existing Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Aerotr otrop opol olis, B Bulaca acan Establishment of a city and commercial development of the areas around the proposed Bulacan International Airport that is being built adjacent to the Manila Bay and located in Bulacan Province.
Thank you!
Dammika Sirisena MCB Bank Dongil Seo Chungnam National University Edgar L. Dona World Cafe San Miguel Holdings Corporation Jieun Lee Korea International Cooperation Agency Chandana Das Veolia Facilitated by Mai Flor , WaterLinks
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