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Brgy. Alangilan tree planting

Brgy. Alangilan tree planting
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Bacolod-city , Bacolod , Philippines , Monteclaro , Quezon , Laua-an , Samar , Imbang , Silay , Nikki-yba , Raul-florete , Elma-ybanez

Capitol bulk water project investors' forum has 67 participants

Capitol bulk water project investors' forum has 67 participants
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Philippine , Benguet , Philippines , Manapla , Negros-occidental , Imbang , Silay , Victorias-city , City-of-victorias , Talisay , City-of-talisay , Bacolod-city

BACIWA interested in Capitol bulk water project

BACIWA interested in Capitol bulk water project
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Silay , Philippines , Talisay , City-of-talisay , Bacolod-city , Bacolod , Negros-occidental , Province-of-negros-occidental , Imbang , Malogo , City-of-victorias , Manila

Diaz welcomes BACIWA PrimeWater interest in bulk water project

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The renewed interest of BACIWA PrimeWater in the provincial government’s proposed bulk water project was described yesterday by

Pulupandan , Negros-occidental , Philippines , Bago-city , Bago , Malogo , City-of-victorias , Imbang , Silay , Manapla , Talisay-city , City-of-talisay

Brunei tug-of-war team finish second in Sarawak | Borneo Bulletin Online

Fadhil Yunus Brunei Darussalam’s tug-of-war team Chainblock Rasta emerged runners-up in the Borneo Invitational Tug-of-War Championship at the Limbang Sports Complex in Sarawak, Malaysia last weekend. Chainblock Limbang won the tournament while another Brunei representative Chainblock Reggae completed the podium in third place. Four other local teams took part including HSN Fit, KB Bull Brothers, […]

Brunei , Malaysia , Borneo , Malaysia-general- , Brunei-darussalam , Chainblock-rasta , Fadhil-yunus , Chainblock-limbang , Borneo-invitational-tug-of-war-championship , Limbang-sports-complex , Chainblock-reggae

Suspected Bruneian flees in viral boat chase | Borneo Bulletin Online

James Kon Malaysian police in Limbang, Sarawak are investigating a boat chase incident involving the Marine Police of the Royal Brunei Police Force (RBPF) into Limbang waters on October 11. The incident caught on video went viral on social media. According to a Malaysian report, the Marine Police personnel had chased a boat until it […]

Brunei , Malaysia , Limbang , Sarawak , Bruneian , Malaysian , Parum-niot , James-kon , Brunei-marine-police , Marine-police , Royal-brunei-police-force , Superintendent-parum-niot

NegOcc needs investors for bulk water supply project

NegOcc needs investors for bulk water supply project
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Bacolod , Philippines , Imbang , Silay , Makati-city , San-pedro-makati , Negros-occidental , Eugenio-jose-lacson , Ferdinand-pecson , Water-forum , United-states-agency-for-international-development , Water-security

NegOcc needs investors for bulk water supply project

BACOLOD CITY - Negros Occidental's provincial government is looking for investors for its proposed bulk water supply project through a public-private partnership (PPP) scheme. "We really need a PPP. We're hoping that there will be willing investors from the private sector. (Though) we have not finished the study yet," Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson told reporters Friday. The province is conducting a study for the proposed project, which is eyeing to use surface water from two major rivers. The development was shared by Lacson after attending the Water Forum 2022 in Makati City on Wednesday where he delivered a presentation titled "Financing Challenges and Opportunities for Negros Occidental's Water Security Plan". "We joined the Water Forum on the suggestion of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Safe Water, which is helping the province formulate a water security plan. We made a presentation but it's still a long way to go. USAID felt that by joining the forum, we may be able to attract investors," he said. He said the province is also hoping to tap private companies to include Negros Occidental in their corporate social responsibility projects, such as reforestation and zero open defecation. Lacson had earlier said the provincial government is taking the lead in the development of a bulk water supply project to ensure the availability of safe, clean, and potable water for Negrenses. The plan aims to start the construction of at least one bulk water facility in the next three years with the assistance of the PPP Center, USAID, and a private partner. This includes the setting up of the first facility along the Imbang and Malogo Rivers in Silay City, which are among the biggest streams that have the potential for future surface water resources. According to data, the province's groundwater availability is only at 8 percent thus, there is an urgent need to use other water sources, including surface water resources, which have 92 percent availability. Current underground water resources will no longer hold the demand of the province by 2035, it further showed. Last April, Lacson and PPP Center Executive Director Ferdinand Pecson signed a memorandum of agreement that outlines a cooperation framework and technical assistance that will be provided by the agency to the province. (PNA) }

Bacolod , Philippines , Imbang , Silay , Makati-city , San-pedro-makati , Negros-occidental , Eugenio-jose-lacson , Ferdinand-pecson , Water-forum , United-states-agency-for-international-development , Water-security

NegOcc eyes bulk water supply facility along 2 major rivers

BACOLOD CITY - The Negros Occidental provincial government is proposing the establishment of a bulk water supply project along two major rivers through a public-private partnership (PPP). As of Friday, the plan includes the setting up of the first facility along the Imbang and Malogo Rivers in Silay City to help meet the water supply requirements of the province. Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson said the provincial government is taking the lead in the development of a bulk water supply project to ensure the availability of safe, clean, and potable water for Negrenses. "Together with the PPP Center, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and a private partner, we will start the construction of at least one bulk water facility in the next three years," he said. Lacson acknowledged the assistance of the USAID Safe Water initiative in the development of the Provincial Integrated Water Security Plan. In Negros Occidental, the Imbang and Malogo Rivers are among the biggest streams that have the potential for future surface water resources. Currently, the province's groundwater availability is only at 8 percent thus, there is an urgent need to utilize other water sources, including surface water resources, which have 92 percent availability. In a recent consultation meeting with bulk water off-takers, Lawyer Jessa Genteroles, PPP focal person for Negros Occidental, said the current underground water resource will no longer hold the demand of the province by 2035. She added that scarce underground water is nearing the critical level and saltwater intrusion will be irreversible, indicating the need to diversify the source of potable water. During the Provincial Water Summit held last April, Lacson and PPP Center Executive Director Ferdinand Pecson signed a memorandum of agreement that outlines a cooperation framework and technical assistance that will be provided by the agency to the province. Lacson had pointed out that the water security of Negros Occidental is now "at a critical point" because of rapid population growth, urbanization, and water demand for agriculture, further aggravated by water pollution, waterborne diseases, and destruction of watersheds. (PNA) }

Bacolod , Philippines , Imbang , Silay , Malogo , City-of-victorias , Negros-occidental , Jessa-genteroles , Eugenio-jose-lacson , Ferdinand-pecson , United-states-agency-for-international-development , Malogo-rivers

Imbang Tiga Kali Beruntun, Pelatih Persib: Kami Berada di Trek yang Tepat

Imbang Tiga Kali Beruntun, Pelatih Persib: Kami Berada di Trek yang Tepat

Makassar , D20- , Indonesia , Bali , Jawa-timur , Tangerang , Jawa-barat , Netherlands , Bandung , Dutch , Stadium-authority