status of gpp implementation in the philippines - june alvarez
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STATUS OF GPP IMPLEMENTATION IN
THE PHILIPPINES
MR. JUNE M. ALVAREZ President and Executive Director
Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development Inc (PCEPSDI)
IGPN SAPPORO FORUMFebruary 7, 2014
Royton Hall, Royton Hotel, Sapporo, Japan
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MAJOR GOALS OF GREEN PURCHASING PROMOTION IN THE
PHILIPPINES
Demonstrate environmental leadership, and influence industry and citizens to use environmentally preferable goods, services, and processes;
Stimulate innovation and market development of, and demand for, environmentally preferred goods and services, mainstreaming and making these available for other sectors of society; and
Support emerging environmental technologies and practices.
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Early Initiatives
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CITIES FOR CLIMATE PROTECTION (1999)
An ICLEI project assisted by UNESCAP 10 pilot cities for energy reduction campaign
Policy actions and shift to energy efficient lighting systems and reduce GHG emission
FORMATION OF THE NATIONAL ECOLABELLING PROGRAMME
The MOA designated the Clean and Green Foundation, Inc. to act as the administrator of the programme.
Members include: ministries, environmental NGOs, Consumer groups, business groups, academic institutions
FORMATION OF THE ECOLABELLING BODY
LAUNCHED IN 2003
Has established 38 product criteria and awarded the Green Choice Philippine Seal of Approval to 40 products
EXECUTIVE ORDER 301
“ESTABLISHING A GREEN PROCUREMENT PROGRAM FOR ALL
DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, OFFICES AND AGENCIES OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
OF GOVERNMENT”
Lobbied for the establishment of Green Public Procurement in 2004
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EO 301: SALIENT FEATURES1. Scope : All Departments, Bureaus, Offices and Agencies of
the Executive Branch of Government 2. Goal: Promote the culture of making environmentally –
informed decisions in government, especially in the purchase and use of different products.
3. Implementation : All government organizations of the Executive Branch will submit their respective green procurement programs to the National Ecolabelling Board (NELPB) within Six (6) months from the date of its effectivity.
4. Third-Party Verification: National EcolabellingProgramme Board (NELPB) will act as the Third Party verifier of claims on the environmental soundness of the product and services.
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Weak Implementation from central government especially from the Department of Budget and Management
Lack of technical knowhow on GPP concept and actions including guidelines for implementation
Inadequate tools and support mechanisms for the implementation of GPP
Supply chain tenders being unable to provide the government with adequate environmentally preferable products and services
The perceived conflict of GPP and the existing Government Procurement Reform Act on the “lowest price” initial cost of the products/services versus the life cycle cost.
EO 301: ISSUES AND CONCERNS
GREEN PRODUCTVITY, GREEN PURCHASING TOWARDS GREEN PHILIPPINES 2006
GP3 (Green Productivity, Green Purchasing Towards Green Philippines) CONFERENCE 2009
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ECO-PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL FAIR
NELP‐GCP co‐organized the EPIF 2009 on March 19‐22, 2009 at SMX Mall of Asia
12,300 visitors, 270 booth exhibitors, 104 conference participants participated
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Theme: “Strategies for Green Economy: Facing Climate Change and Achieving Sustainable Growth”
August 18‐19, 2011 at the SMX Convention Center, SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City.
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GREEN PURCHASING ALLIANCE MOVEMENT OF THE PHILIPPINES (GPAM)
• 102 private and public institutions promoting Green Purchasing
• GPAM Roadshow Project • Managed by GPAM Steering Committee
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Current Projects
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DBM‐PROCUREMENT SERVICE
GPP ORIENTATION SESSIONS TO GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT ENTITIES
PHIL. ECONOMIC ZONE AUTHORITY
NATIONAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION
DENR‐ ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU
and many more government bodies and institutions..
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13 January 2012 at the Bulwagang Amoranto, QC City Hall MOU Signing between IGPN, PCEPSDI, DTI, DENR, DOE, DOST, QC LGU,
PEZA for the implementation of GPP Pilot Project Assisted through the Japan Fund for Global Environment (JFGE)
MOU SIGNING FOR THE GPP PILOT PROJECT
GPP PILOT PROJECT
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GPP PILOT PROJECT: TRAINING-WORKSHOP
PARTICIPANTS: GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT OFFICERS
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CAPACITY BUILDING ON SCP FOR SMES (2013)
Participants: Government Supply Chain SMEs
273 participants 15 government institutions 105 supplier and contractor companies
Supplier’s Forum on GPP
Supported by IGPN , APO and EU Switch Asia
PHILIPPINE ECO-PRODUCT DIRECTORY
RESULTS OF GPP &SCP ADVOCACY
Energy Standards & Labeling of Appliances and Equipment
Government Enercon Program Energy Audit Energy Use Standards for Buildings Heat Rate Improvement in Power Plants Systems Loss Reduc on
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY RELATED POLICIES AND PROGRAMS ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION
GREEN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT (GPP) IN QUEZON CITY (QC)
1. Creation of QC Executive Order 019 – Creating the Environmental Policy Management Council
2. Section 2.1 QC – EO 019 – “..the Council shall establish and provide mechanisms for the purpose of implementation of the Green Procurement
GPPB Resolution No. 15‐2013, May 10, 2013:‐ Support the SPP/GPP Regime ‐ Authorize the GPPB‐TSO Executive Director to coordinate with UNEP for the offered Technical Assistance
Identification of SPP/GPP Technical Parameters
Include SPP/GPP in the Generic Procurement Manual
Revised Bidding Documents to Include Technical Parameters on SPP/GPP
Implement SPP/GPP
GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT POLICY (GPPB) BOARD – DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND
MANAGEMENT
IN THE PIPELINE PROJECTS ON GPP
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Overall Objective: To promote sustainabledevelopment in the Philippines.
Purpose: To support the Philippine Government in implementing SCP related policies.
Result 1The implementation
of policies and regulation related to
clean energy & energy efficiency
facilitated.
Result 2The Green
Procurement andEco-Labellingprograms are
expanded to newgovernment bodiesand new products
respectively.
Result 3DENR‘s Capacity to
address priority crosscutting SCP matters isenhanced including on
clean air legislation.10/29
GPP
Project Overall Goal: Stimulating the demand and
supply of sustainable products
Institutional Framework
Methodology
National Component Summary of Activities
UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME ASSITANCE PROJECT ON SPP
Stimulating the Demand and Supply of Sustainable Products through Sustainable Public Procurement and Ecolabelling Project
SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND ECOLABELLING PROJECT
IN THE PIPELINE PROJECTS FOR SCP AND GPP
1. Expand GPP pilot institutions to other government instrumentalities and offices (Through SWITCH ASIA)
2. Capacity building to SPP/GPP program implementers (through UNEP SPPEL Project)
3. ECO PERFORM – company based rating system focusing on GHG reduction and Green Productivity initiatives that can be used by government to increase the supply of environmentally preferable products/services
4. Development of Carbon Labelling Program in partnership with Climate Change Office
5. Development of Ecolabelling Criteria for selected government supplies that can be used in GPP (SWITCH ASIA)
6. Promotion and Enhancement of Eco-product Directory
RECOMMENDATIONS
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Establish a National Action Plan for the promotion and institutionalization of SCP and GPP policies and programs
Creation of focal point government organization that will promote, orchestrate, and monitor the implementation of SCP and GPP in the country
Allocation of government funds for the implementation of SCP and GPP programs
ARIGATOU GOZAIMASU!
ありがとうございます
CONTACT US: Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and
Sustainable Development, Inc. (PCEPSDI)5TH floor, DAP Building, San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas Center,
Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines 1600+63 2 631 2151 / +632 4703810
http://[email protected]
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!