Executive Order No. 11

Republic of the Philippines
RIZAL PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

Ynares Center Complex, Brgy. San Roque
Antipolo City
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 11
Series of 2013
Implementing the YES (Ynares Eco-System) TO GREEN Project

WHEREAS, in line with the declared policy of the state to protect and advance the right of the
people to a balanced and healthful ecology in accord with the rhythm and harmony of nature numerous
environmental laws were introduced and promulgated;
WHEREAS,
Executive
Order
(EO)
No.
26
entitled
as
DECLARING
AN
INTERDEPARTMENTAL CONVERGENCE INITIATIVE FOR A NATIONAL GREENING PROGRAM

has been issued in pursuit of a sustainable development for poverty reduction, food security, biodiversity
conservation, and climate change mitigation and adaptation;
WHEREAS, Rizal Provincial Government (RPG) recognizes the importance of collaboration
and partnership among local government units (LGUs), non-government organizations (NGOs), private
sector and civil society in providing a healthy environment to its constituents, in support with the
National Greening Program (NGP) under EO No. 26 which requires inter-organizational cooperation to
work together and harmonize all efforts toward the implementation and attainment of the target o f
planting some 1.5 Billion trees covering about 1.5 Million hectares for a period of six (6) years from
2011 to 2016 in the lands of public domain.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, REBECCA A. YNARES, Provincial Governor of the Province of
Rizal, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law and the sovereign will of the electorate, do hereby
order and ordain the implementation of YES to Green Project.
ARTICLE I
THE PROJECT
Section 1. Title. This shall be known as the YES (Ynares Eco-System) TO GREEN Project. And it
shall be divided into three (3) components: Clean Environment, Green Environment, and Livelihood
Opportunities through Recycling and utilization of raw materials and by-products of local produce..
Section 2. Objectives.
I - On Cleaning Environment
2.1
To encourage and promote peoples consciousness on sound environment policies and

practices, and to improve the capacity and capabilities of the stakeholders in addressing
environmental issues;
2.2
To strengthen solid waste avoidance and volume reduction by source reduction and waste
minimization measures before collection, treatment and disposal in compliance with the
appropriate and environmentally sound solid waste management facilities in accordance with
ecologically sustainable development principles;
2.3
To save and increase the productivity of Laguna Lake through the conduct of clean-up
operation on minor tributaries that flows down in it, which could help in increasing our
fishermens income;
2.4
To encourage all the municipalities to ban the use of plastic bags within their jurisdictions
and to strengthen the campaign against the use of plastic bags for municipalities who already
have ordinance pertaining to the use of plastic bags;
II - Greening the Environment

2.5
To strengthen the drive of life in promoting forest conservation;
2.6
To produce and plant tree seedlings in ALL OPEN SPACES of land of public domain as well
as in privately owned property, provided that it is with the concurrence of its owner, IN
EVERY BARANGAY of all municipalities and city within the Province of Rizal to support
the National Greening Program to increase its food production;
III - On Livelihood Opportunities Through Recycling

2.7
To guarantee the appropriate and proper practice of segregation, gathering, transport, storage,
treatment and disposal of solid waste through the creation and implementation of the best
environmental practices in ecological waste management;
2.8
To educate the members of the community on how waste or used materials can be recycled to
generate income for them.
2.9
To establish livelihood centers in every municipality;
IV On Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

2.10 To address the sources of susceptibility to disasters and to strengthen the capacity of the
province for disaster risk reduction and management;
2.11 To adopt a disaster risk reduction and management approach that would lessen the
socioeconomic and environmental impacts of disasters including climate change, and
promote the involvement and participation of all the sectors concerned; and,
2.12 To create a program to ensure that the city and municipalities within the province are disaster
resilient and to institutionalize arrangements and measures for reducing disaster risks.
Section 3. Scope and Coverage. The Province of Rizal adheres with the cleaning, greening and
recycling program in line with the policy of the National Government to foster the promotion and
protection of the global environment to attain sustainable development while recognizing the primary
responsibility of local government units to deal with environmental problems.
Each Barangay shall maintain a nursery which shall produce seedlings of species, native or
otherwise, for planting in the identified areas including landscaping trees for barangay and municipal
parks and roadside planting.
ARTICLE II
FUNDING
Section 4. Funds necessary for the implementation of NGP within the Province shall be taken from the
twenty percent (20%) of its Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) and other appropriate funds pursuant to
DENR-DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-03. For the succeeding years, funds for the project shall
be incorporated in their regular appropriation.
ARTICLE III INSTITUTIONAL

ARRANGEMENTS
Section 5. Environmental Council (EC) There shall be created an Environmental Council that will
be composed of the following:
Chairman
Governor
Vice-Chairman
Provincial Planning and Development Officer (PPDO)
Co-Vice Chairman
Representative from NGOs
Members:
City and Municipal Mayors in Rizal
President of the Association of Barangay Chairman (ABC) - Rizal
Provincial Federation President of Sangguniang Kabataan (SK)
President of the Federation of River Basin Councils Foundation, Inc. in the Laguna de Bay Region
(FRBCFI)
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) - Rizal
Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) - Rizal
Rizal Environment and Natural Resources Officer (RENRO)
Provincial Agriculturist (PA)
Provincial Engineer
Provincial Social Welfare and Development Officer (PSWDO)
Provincial Director of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Rizal
Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Officer (PDRRMO)
District Engineers of Department of Public Works and Highway (DPWH)
Schools Division Superintendent of the Department of Education Rizal
Schools Division Superintendent of the Department of Education Antipolo City
Provincial Director, Philippine National Police (PNP) Rizal
President of the University of Rizal System (URS)

Commanding Officer, Philippine Army, 2 nd Infantry Division
Head of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)-Rizal
Provincial Director of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) - Rizal
Provincial Director of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) - Rizal
General Manager of Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA)
Non-Government Organizations (NGOs)
5.1
The council shall meet within one (1) month after this Executive Order takes effect and shall
thereafter meet regularly once every month. The Chairman, if he/she deems it necessary or
when exigencies of time so requires, may call for a special committee meeting.
5.2
Sub-committees which shall be necessary for the effective and efficient implementation of
the Project shall be created.
Section 6. Functions of Environment Council:

a. Establish an agreed work agenda of YES to Green Project;
b. Oversee and evaluate the activities of YES to Green Project;
c. Serve as a channel for dialogue on matters of mutual interest;
d.
Review the operations, development, and outcome of the projects related to YES to Green
Project.
Section 7. A YES Team shall be created in city and municipalities within the Province by their
respective local chief executive. A focal person in each Barangay shall be designated to facilitate
communication among the agencies involved.
Section 8. YES to Green Stewards shall be formed in city and municipalities, who will be composed
of volunteers from among its constituents. They shall be charged with the implementation of the
environmental protection and rehabilitation programs introduced in the national and local level.
ARTICLE IV
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Section 9. The RPG shall:
9.1
Provide technical advice and assistance to the municipal YES Team to ensure adherence with
the provisions of this EO and other Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(DENR) standard procedures, rules and regulations;
9.2
Recommend forest tree species for propagation in each barangay;
9.3
Develop and adopt an appropriate monitoring system for the implementation of the Barangay
Forest Program in coordination with the LGUs within the Province;
9.4
Develop a framework for comprehensive, multi-sectoral, inter-agency and community-based

approach to solid waste management and greening approach;
9.5
Oversee and evaluate the cooperative activities; and,
9.6
Encourage the observance and participation of city and municipalities within the Province in
the celebration of events which aims to promote consciousness on environmental issues.
Section 10. The City, Municipalities and Barangays shall:

10.1
Adopt the Barangay Forest Program as a strategy in implementing NGP by forging an

agreement with RPG;
10.2 Promote and support a systematic information dissemination campaign for the Barangay
Forest Program, being an integral part of the NGP through various LGU leagues;
10.3 Provide an opportunity for the local community within the adopted forest land to assist and
be given livelihood program during the orientation of the program;
10.4 Ensure that the disturbance is minimized and/or avoid damage to existing flora and fauna;
10.5
Submit a report with the committee prior to and upon completion of all activities to be
undertaken in the project site; and,
10.6 Aid and support the Environmental Army of the Laguna Lake Development Authority in its
drive to clean the solid wastes, garbage and other debris that obstruct the natural flow of
waterways.
ARTICLE V
MISCELANEOUS
Section 11. Implementing Rules and Regulations. The necessary Rules and Regulations shall be
formulated for the effective implementation of this Order.
Section 12. Effectivity Clause - This Order shall take effect immediately.
DONE in the City of Antipolo, this 1 st day of July, in the year of our Lord, Two Thousand and
Thirteen.
REBECCA A. YNARES
(Sgd)Governor

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Republic of the Philippines

RIZAL PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR

Implementing the YES (Ynares Eco-System) TO GREEN Project

INTERDEPARTMENTAL CONVERGENCE INITIATIVE FOR A NATIONAL GREENING PROGRAM

To encourage and promote peoples consciousness on sound environment policies and

II - Greening the Environment

To strengthen the drive of life in promoting forest conservation;

III - On Livelihood Opportunities Through Recycling

To establish livelihood centers in every municipality;

IV On Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

ARTICLE III INSTITUTIONAL

Provincial Planning and Development Officer (PPDO)

Representative from NGOs

President of the University of Rizal System (URS)

Section 6. Functions of Environment Council:

Recommend forest tree species for propagation in each barangay;

Develop a framework for comprehensive, multi-sectoral, inter-agency and community-based

Oversee and evaluate the cooperative activities; and,

Section 10. The City, Municipalities and Barangays shall:

Adopt the Barangay Forest Program as a strategy in implementing NGP by forging an

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