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ENVIRONMENTALPOLICY

STATEMENT

It is DBP’s policy to fund only environmentally sound projects.


DBP is the 1st Philippine bank to be ISO 14001 certified


Environmental Management Program

• Management of direct aspects

– Use of electricity and refrigerants

– Consumption of paper, water, fuel, chemicals and lubricants

– Solid waste generation

– Disposal of unused transformers, car batteries, tires, fluorescent lamps

– Enhancement of air quality inside the building


Environmental Management Programs

• Management of indirect aspects – Lending to borrowers

(retail/wholesale)– Provision of Technical Assistance


Environmental Financing Windows of DBP Environmental Financing Windows of DBP

Environmental Infrastructure Support Credit Environmental Infrastructure Support Credit Program (EISCP) Phase IIProgram (EISCP) Phase II

Industrial Pollution Control Loan Project Industrial Pollution Control Loan Project (IPCLP) Phase II(IPCLP) Phase II

Environment Development Program (EDP)Environment Development Program (EDP) New and Renewable Energy Project (NREP)New and Renewable Energy Project (NREP) DBP Forest ProgramDBP Forest Program Clean Alternative Transport Fuel ProgramClean Alternative Transport Fuel Program Clean Development MechanismClean Development Mechanism Efficient Lighting InitiativeEfficient Lighting Initiative


Environmental Infrastructure Environmental Infrastructure Support Credit Program IISupport Credit Program II (EISCP II)(EISCP II)


EISCP IIEISCP II

• A policy-based lending program that A policy-based lending program that promotes environmental quality & promotes environmental quality & mobilizes investment in environment mobilizes investment in environment friendly projectsfriendly projects

• Purpose: To support investments in Purpose: To support investments in projects that contribute to the projects that contribute to the improvement of the quality of the improvement of the quality of the environment through reduction or environment through reduction or prevention of pollutionprevention of pollution

• Funded by JBIC. It has two components:Funded by JBIC. It has two components:– JPY20 billion loan facilityJPY20 billion loan facility– JPY 526 million technical assistanceJPY 526 million technical assistance


Industrial Pollution Control Industrial Pollution Control Loan Project II Loan Project II (IPCLP)(IPCLP)


• IPCLP II is a policy-based lending program that supports investment in efficient production and environment-friendly technologies and promotes environmental protection and occupational health and safety, particularly of the small and medium enterprises.

Funded by Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau

(KfW) of Germany: Euro 9.3 Million or Php 671 Million loan facility

for industrial sectors

IPCLP IIIPCLP II


EnvironmentEnvironmentalalDevelopment Development Program Program (EDP)(EDP)


Goals and ObjectivesThe Environmental Development Program (EDP) is based on the principle of sustainable development, that is, environmental protection and socio-economic development are complementary and enhance one another.

The goal of the program is to make a significant contribution in environmental protection and enhancement and in the

sustainable development and utilization of natural resources in line with the government's policy thrusts.


EDP caters to the environmental financing needs of both the government and the private sector in:

• Improving the quality of the environment in ways that also assist industries to achieve production efficiency and competitiveness as well as regulatory compliance.

• Enabling local government units to manage environment and natural resources in ways that increases their income and their capability to respond to the needs of their constituents; and

• Developing and managing natural resources sustainability in ways that provides communities with basic needs including potable water, sanitation services, waste management and reliable and affordable electricity; and opportunities for alternative livelihood and enterprise development.


Credit Programs• Power Generation, Transmission and

Distribution• Clean Alternative Transport Fuel• Water Supply and Sanitation Services• Solid and Hazardous Wastes Management• Water and Air Pollution Prevention and Control• Eco Tourism• Carbon Sequestration


Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution

• Small-scale energy generation and mini-grid rural electrification projects thru renewable energy resources

• Stand-alone renewable energy rural electrification project, including the marketing, sale, purchase, and installation of Renewable Energy Technology systems

• Any project which improves the reliability and efficiency of rural power supply and increases access to electricity services by underserved customers

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Clean Alternative Transport Fuel• Projects that will reduce air

pollutant emissions from motor vehicles– Acquisition of Original Equipment

Manufacture (OEM) vehicles run by LPG/CNG

– Vehicle conversion / retrofitting

• Fuel Supply Infrastructure Facilities– Transmission – Distribution e.g. refueling stations,

blending stations / depots, specialized tankers

• LPG / CNG Vehicle Support Service Facilities– Service Centers– Conversion / retrofitting shops


Clean Alternative Transport Fuel • Equipment and / or

technology supply e.g. cylinder tanks, conversion kits, etc.

• Investments in the production of alternative fuel for vehicles and industry (e.g. coco methyl ester, bioethanol)

• Investments in supply infrastructure facilities including distribution facilities for alternative fuels e.g blending stations / depots, specialized tankers.


Water Supply and Sanitation Services

• Bulk water supply

• Level 3 water supply system (New, rehabilitation and expansion)

• Sanitation services

• Urban drainage


Solid and Hazardous Wastes Management

• Closure and rehabilitation of dumpsite

• Conversion of dumpsite Into sanitary landfill

• Construction of sanitary landfill

• Solid waste collection, transport, treatment and disposal including acquisition of equipment


Solid and Hazardous Wastes Management

• Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) / composting facility

• Industrial waste recycling treatment or disposal

• Hazardous waste treatment, storage and disposal


Air and Water PollutionControl

• Projects that improve the quality of the environment thru pollution prevention and reduction including environmental monitoring instruments and equipment

• Occupational health and safety improvements

• Reduction of raw materials inputs for production



• Waste minimization / clean technology in industrial processes / pollution prevention

• Wastewater and sewerage treatment facility

• Establishment of EMS & IS0 14001certification

• Relocation of pollutive industry from residential area



• Contracts for capital goods & services within the environment sector

• Investments in energy savings equipment

• Support for environmental investments as well as industries undergoing restructuring


Eco TourismEco-tourism facilities and support infrastructure particularly those located along coastlines and protected forest zones.


Carbon Sequestration

Afforestation and reforestation in private lands


DBPDBP believes that improving the believes that improving the environment can be done by helping environment can be done by helping establish forests and thereby prevent establish forests and thereby prevent soil erosion, conserve water, provide soil erosion, conserve water, provide habitat to wildlife and, more habitat to wildlife and, more importantly, create rural livelihood importantly, create rural livelihood opportunitiesopportunities


DBP Forest is a project of the Development Bank of the Philippines whose long term vision is to develop downstream industries in the rural areas by encouraging the forestation of open areas through the planting of high value fruit trees and other useful species, like bamboo and ilang-ilang.

What is DBP Forest?


Other similar undertakings include coastal rehabilitation through planting of mangroves and establishment of tree parks.

Secondary considerations resulting from the tree plating projects are improvement in spawning grounds for terrestrial and marine aquatic life.

What is DBP Forest ?


Modes of Establishing DBP Forest

DBP-OWNED FOREST

– Utilizing DBP acquired assets

– Leasing from DENR under the Socialized Integrated Forest Management Agreement (SIFMA) Program for areas of 500 hectares or larger areas thru an Integrated Forest Management Agreement (IFMA)


Modes of Establishing DBP Forest

– State Universities and Colleges (SUCs)– People’s Organization (POs) that have

been awarded Community-Based Forest Management Agreement (CBFM) by DENR and / or in tandem with local government unit

– Local Government Units (LGUs)– Other Government Agencies which have

large forest areas under their management

PARTNERSHIP FORESTThru partnerships with institutions and agencies that are involved in forestland development as follows:


DBP and the Environment

DBP’s Current Environmental Initiatives


Efficient Lighting Initiative

• The DBP is a participant in the IFC/GEF Efficient Lighting Initiative (ELI) project

• Project is an effort to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions through efficient lighting

• Project seeks to encourage firms to become ESCO and develop bankable ELI transactions


Use of LPG-Fueled Vehicles

• To contribute to the reduction of emissions and to the improvement of air quality, the DBP is currently implementing a program of retrofitting part of its vehicle fleet into a dual system: gas-fueled and LPG-fueled.

• DBP to spearhead advocacy on use of LPG-fueled vehicles among industry and government offices..


Clean Development Mechanism

• DBP is collaborating with other agencies in evolving modalities to implement CDM in the Philippines

• DBP is currently holding seminar workshops on CDM


Type of Environmental ProjectNo. of

ProjectsAmount

(PhP million)

Wastewater Treatment 2 14.00

Solid Waste Management 4 129.91

Treatment of Hazardous Waste 2 126.00

Cleaner Production 19 1,603.50

Conservation of Resources 11 6,927.98

Environmental Relocation 3 280.00

Occupational Safety and Health 3 254.68

Air Pollution Control 4 220.94

Environmental Management System 0 ---

Total 48 9,557.01

EISCP II Approved Projects (with releases) As of August 2006


Type of Environmental ProjectNo. of

ProjectsAmount

(PhP million)

Wastewater Treatment 5 44.40

Solid Waste Management 1 0.72

Environmental Laboratory 4 19.88

Cleaner Production 18 232.03

Conservation of Resources 5 78.94

Environmental Relocation 1 20.00

Occupational Safety and Health 1 26.52

Air Pollution Control 9 211.37

Total 44 643.02

IPCLP II Approved Projects (with releases) As of August 2006


Pollution Reduction Results (Dec 2004)

No. of clients Quantity

Mass of Water Pollutants Avoided

BOD; MT/year 11 8,600

COD; MT/year 11 10,760

Total Suspended Solid; MT/year 10 1,860

Fats, Oil, and Grease; MT/year 4 1

Chromium (Cr+6); MT/year 2 3

Environmental Performance Environmental Performance MonitoringMonitoring


Pollution Reduction Results (Dec 2004)

No. of clients Quantity

Mass of Air Pollutants Avoided

Particulates; MT/year 3 3,200

NOX; MT/year 3 32,000

SO2; MT/year 2 2,400

CO; MT/year 3 14,700



Pollution Reduction Results (Dec 2004) No. of clients Quantity

Resources Conserved or Wastes Recycled/Reused

Energy; MWH/year 6 2,625

Water; m3/year 9 81,000,000

Raw materials; kg/year 17 228,400

Solid Waste Collected/Treated

Solid waste treated; MT/year 6 25,500

Amount of Damage Avoided/Savings realized

Cost of damage avoided/savings, Php Million/year

1 4,714,000.00



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