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Series of 2003
AGENCY STATISTICAL CALENDAR

1. Name of agency

2. Name and Designation of Head of Agency

3. Address of agency (including URL or website address)

Laguna Lake Development Authority

Calixto R. Cataquiz

2/F Rizal Provincial Sports Club Bldg., Rizal Provincial Capitol Cpd., Shaw Blvd., Pasig City http://www.llda.gov.ph

(LLDA)

General Manager

http://www.llda.gov.ph

Title of Statistical Activity

Objective of activity

Outputs of the activity to be generated in 2003 (1/report; 2/data;3/others. Specify type, frequency, no.)

Contact person (name; designation; unit; telefax no.; and email)

Remarks

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

I. Current/Regular Activities

A. Data production/improvement

1. Administrative-based statistics

1.1 Registration of fishpen and fishcage structures in Laguna de Bay and 7 Crater Lakes in San Pablo City: Delineation and demarcation of fishpen/fishcage belt To regulate and rationalize the operation of existing fishpens and fishcages within the Lake based on the approved 1999 ZOMAP and deconcentration program in San Pablo City 1) List of legal fishpens and fishcages including total number of hectares: Annual Ms. Jacqueline Navalta OIC, LMD

2) Location map; actual area registered/ existing in the lake Ms. Derlyn D. Geminiano Division Chief, ECD

1.2 Ambient Water Quality Monitoring of Laguna De Bay/Tadlak Lake and Seven Crater Lakes To monitor the ambient water quality of LDB, its tributary rives, Tadlak Lake and Seven Crater Lakes of San Pablo City Water quality of Laguna De Bay and its 15 tributary rivers based on the 44 kinds of parameters; Water Mondiraan; Monthly Ms. Jocelyn Sta. Ana OIC, EQMD A total of 44 parameters monitored at 60 stations of the lake.

1.3 Industry Databasing (Eco-Index) One-day industry wastes collection event To encourage industries to take active part in minimizing adverse impacts to the environment; and to maintain waste (by-product) generation database in selected industrial estates 15 Companies included in the databank (including the type and quantity of industrial wastes generated) Mr. Jose K. Cariño Division Chief III, Community Development Division Database to be set-up at LLDA-CDD Calauan Office CDD personnel serve as secretariat to the Eco-Index

1.4 Permit and Licensing of Industries To strictly enforce LLDA Laws through regulation of registered/unregistered firms/wastewater discharger No. of wet and dry industries; No. of wastewater discharger; total BOD loading Mr. Ceazar Natividad OIC, PCD

1.5 Delineation of Hydrological Boundary of Laguna de Bay Region To establish the hydrogeographical and ecological features of the Laguna de Bay and its 24 sub-basins as basis for sound decision-making Atlas covering the 24 hydrological sub basin map with technical description Ms. Alicia E. Bongco Division Chief III, Integrated Water Resource Management Division

1.6 Geo-Desk To implement and sustain LLDA-wide GIS, providing expertise and support for more consistent data/ information for better policy making Geo-Desk set-up and operation for industries within the region - do -

1.7 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) To provide means to conduct a more rational analysis to the factors that has impact on the environment that revelas new relationships with maps that cannot be seen in spreadsheets and other databases. When coupled it can analyze water quality trends and variations, spatial interpretation for hyrodynamics, habitat evaluation procedure and waste load in two dimensional or multi-criteria functionality Updated Atlas; technical maps such as hydrological maps; land-use - do -

B. Data dissemination

1. Publication of Annual Laguna de Bay Water Quality Report To consolidate annual data on water quality of all lakes and tributaries monitored on a regular basis Annual Water Quality of Laguna de Bay and Tributary Rivers Ms. Jocelyn Sta. Ana OIC, EQMD For years 1999-2002

2. Publication of Crater Lakes Water Quality Report To consolidate annual data on water quality of the seven Crater Lakes of San Pablo City Annual Water Quality in Seven Crater Lakes - do - Evaluation of data in Seven Crater Lakes 1996-2000

II. Proposed/Developmental Activities

A. Data production/improvement

1. Surveys

1.1 Profiling of Shoreland Areas To inventory shoreland occupants, dwellers, title holders, and claimants to regulate the use/occupancy and review of existing policy per Board Resolution No.23, series of 1996 and Board Resolution No. 113, series of 1999 Number and list of shoreland dwellers, title holders, claimants and existing uses, users of shoreland areas for the 29 shoreland municipalities Mr. Jun Paul Mistica OIC, Special Concerns Division For the first year - only 4 municipalities will be covered

2. Administrative-based Data

2.1 Participatory Resource Assessment of Sampaloc Lake To generate data/information and filling-up of gaps for the Seven Crater Lakes with the participation of stakeholders Profile of Sampaloc Lake Mr. Jose K. Cariño Division Chief III, Community Development Division For completion

2.2 Spatial Planning of San Cristobal To formulate a comprehensive action plan for San Cristobal Sub Basin Geo-Desk Database Stakeholder Analysis Report Ms. Alicia E. Bongco Division Chief III, Integrated Water Resource Management Division

2.3 Completion of the Demarcation of 12.5 meter elevation of Laguna de Bay To delineate/demarcate on the ground through the installation of concrete monuments the shoreland areas below the 12.5 meter elevation in order to determine the extent of encroachment and illegal development activities Map of 12.5 meter elevation/shoreland area (One time activity) Mr. Jun Paul Mistica OIC, Special Concerns Division Of the 28 shoreland municipalities contracted our to NAMRIA, three more municipalities are to be demarcated which include: San Pedro, Sta. Rosa; and Taguig

B. Statistical research

1. Trend analysis to determine changes in time of nutrients, net primary productivity and other important water quality parameters in Laguna de Bay To understand deeply the Laguna de Bay in terms of the variations in the important water quality parameters and the factors that may have effected such variations Draft Technical Report on Water Quality Data Analyses and Interpretation Ms. Adelina Santos-Borja Division Chief, Research and Development Division

2. Lake Primary Productivity (LPP) Assessment of open water and Inside fishpen A comparative study of lake's primary productivity in open waters and inside fishpen in selected sites of the Laguna de Bay LPP record for the past 15 years; Data Evaluation Report - do -

3. Assessment of the Population of Janitor Fish in Laguna de Bay To determine the extent of proliferation of Janitor Fish in the lake and establish baseline data on the ecological effects of the Janitor Fish Population level of Janitor Fish including gut content analysis. - do - This wil aid the policy formulation (rules and regulations) on aquarium fish rearers in Laguna de Bay

9. Focal Person for Data Dissemination

Name: Soraya B. Sarmiento

Position/Unit: Statistician III, Research and Evaluation Section

Telefax: 673-9052

E-mail: ppddleg@skyinet.net

For further inquiries, please contact
Ms. Leticia D. De Leon and/or Ms. Millicent Gay B. Tejada
of the NSCB at tel. no. (632) 890-9404 and telefax no. 895-2436 or
at e-mail addresses: ld.deleon@nscb.gov.ph or mg.buenaseda@nscb.gov.ph.

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1. Name of agency	2. Name and Designation of Head of Agency	3. Address of agency (including URL or website address)
Laguna Lake Development Authority	Calixto R. Cataquiz	2/F Rizal Provincial Sports Club Bldg., Rizal Provincial Capitol Cpd., Shaw Blvd., Pasig City http://www.llda.gov.ph
(LLDA)	General Manager	http://www.llda.gov.ph

Title of Statistical Activity	Objective of activity	Outputs of the activity to be generated in 2003 (1/report; 2/data;3/others. Specify type, frequency, no.)	Contact person (name; designation; unit; telefax no.; and email)	Remarks
(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)
I. Current/Regular Activities
A. Data production/improvement
1. Administrative-based statistics
1.1 Registration of fishpen and fishcage structures in Laguna de Bay and 7 Crater Lakes in San Pablo City: Delineation and demarcation of fishpen/fishcage belt	To regulate and rationalize the operation of existing fishpens and fishcages within the Lake based on the approved 1999 ZOMAP and deconcentration program in San Pablo City	1) List of legal fishpens and fishcages including total number of hectares: Annual	Ms. Jacqueline Navalta OIC, LMD
2) Location map; actual area registered/ existing in the lake	Ms. Derlyn D. Geminiano Division Chief, ECD
1.2 Ambient Water Quality Monitoring of Laguna De Bay/Tadlak Lake and Seven Crater Lakes	To monitor the ambient water quality of LDB, its tributary rives, Tadlak Lake and Seven Crater Lakes of San Pablo City	Water quality of Laguna De Bay and its 15 tributary rivers based on the 44 kinds of parameters; Water Mondiraan; Monthly	Ms. Jocelyn Sta. Ana OIC, EQMD	A total of 44 parameters monitored at 60 stations of the lake.
1.3 Industry Databasing (Eco-Index) One-day industry wastes collection event	To encourage industries to take active part in minimizing adverse impacts to the environment; and to maintain waste (by-product) generation database in selected industrial estates	15 Companies included in the databank (including the type and quantity of industrial wastes generated)	Mr. Jose K. Cariño Division Chief III, Community Development Division	Database to be set-up at LLDA-CDD Calauan Office CDD personnel serve as secretariat to the Eco-Index
1.4 Permit and Licensing of Industries	To strictly enforce LLDA Laws through regulation of registered/unregistered firms/wastewater discharger	No. of wet and dry industries; No. of wastewater discharger; total BOD loading	Mr. Ceazar Natividad OIC, PCD
1.5 Delineation of Hydrological Boundary of Laguna de Bay Region	To establish the hydrogeographical and ecological features of the Laguna de Bay and its 24 sub-basins as basis for sound decision-making	Atlas covering the 24 hydrological sub basin map with technical description	Ms. Alicia E. Bongco Division Chief III, Integrated Water Resource Management Division
1.6 Geo-Desk	To implement and sustain LLDA-wide GIS, providing expertise and support for more consistent data/ information for better policy making	Geo-Desk set-up and operation for industries within the region	- do -
1.7 Geographic Information Systems (GIS)	To provide means to conduct a more rational analysis to the factors that has impact on the environment that revelas new relationships with maps that cannot be seen in spreadsheets and other databases. When coupled it can analyze water quality trends and variations, spatial interpretation for hyrodynamics, habitat evaluation procedure and waste load in two dimensional or multi-criteria functionality	Updated Atlas; technical maps such as hydrological maps; land-use	- do -
B. Data dissemination
1. Publication of Annual Laguna de Bay Water Quality Report	To consolidate annual data on water quality of all lakes and tributaries monitored on a regular basis	Annual Water Quality of Laguna de Bay and Tributary Rivers	Ms. Jocelyn Sta. Ana OIC, EQMD	For years 1999-2002
2. Publication of Crater Lakes Water Quality Report	To consolidate annual data on water quality of the seven Crater Lakes of San Pablo City	Annual Water Quality in Seven Crater Lakes	- do -	Evaluation of data in Seven Crater Lakes 1996-2000
II. Proposed/Developmental Activities
A. Data production/improvement
1. Surveys
1.1 Profiling of Shoreland Areas	To inventory shoreland occupants, dwellers, title holders, and claimants to regulate the use/occupancy and review of existing policy per Board Resolution No.23, series of 1996 and Board Resolution No. 113, series of 1999	Number and list of shoreland dwellers, title holders, claimants and existing uses, users of shoreland areas for the 29 shoreland municipalities	Mr. Jun Paul Mistica OIC, Special Concerns Division	For the first year - only 4 municipalities will be covered
2. Administrative-based Data
2.1 Participatory Resource Assessment of Sampaloc Lake	To generate data/information and filling-up of gaps for the Seven Crater Lakes with the participation of stakeholders	Profile of Sampaloc Lake	Mr. Jose K. Cariño Division Chief III, Community Development Division	For completion
2.2 Spatial Planning of San Cristobal	To formulate a comprehensive action plan for San Cristobal Sub Basin	Geo-Desk Database Stakeholder Analysis Report	Ms. Alicia E. Bongco Division Chief III, Integrated Water Resource Management Division
2.3 Completion of the Demarcation of 12.5 meter elevation of Laguna de Bay	To delineate/demarcate on the ground through the installation of concrete monuments the shoreland areas below the 12.5 meter elevation in order to determine the extent of encroachment and illegal development activities	Map of 12.5 meter elevation/shoreland area (One time activity)	Mr. Jun Paul Mistica OIC, Special Concerns Division	Of the 28 shoreland municipalities contracted our to NAMRIA, three more municipalities are to be demarcated which include: San Pedro, Sta. Rosa; and Taguig
B. Statistical research
1. Trend analysis to determine changes in time of nutrients, net primary productivity and other important water quality parameters in Laguna de Bay	To understand deeply the Laguna de Bay in terms of the variations in the important water quality parameters and the factors that may have effected such variations	Draft Technical Report on Water Quality Data Analyses and Interpretation	Ms. Adelina Santos-Borja Division Chief, Research and Development Division
2. Lake Primary Productivity (LPP) Assessment of open water and Inside fishpen	A comparative study of lake's primary productivity in open waters and inside fishpen in selected sites of the Laguna de Bay	LPP record for the past 15 years; Data Evaluation Report	- do -
3. Assessment of the Population of Janitor Fish in Laguna de Bay	To determine the extent of proliferation of Janitor Fish in the lake and establish baseline data on the ecological effects of the Janitor Fish	Population level of Janitor Fish including gut content analysis.	- do -	This wil aid the policy formulation (rules and regulations) on aquarium fish rearers in Laguna de Bay