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Focus Areas: Gulayan sa Paaralan and Ecological Solid Waste Management for Schools
Background
In support of De La Salle Philippines’ (DLSP) initiatives for a greener and more sustainable
environment, De La Salle University through its Center for Social Concern and Action and the Campus
Sustainability Office partnered with the Department of Education (DepEd) for the revitalization of
NGP programs which include Gulayan sa Paaralan and Ecological Solid Waste Management for
Agricultural Purposes programs of the public schools as part of DEPED – DLSU One Million Trees and
Beyond Project (OMTB) partnership
The DEPED – DLSU OMTB partnership seeks to promote environmental stewardship values among the
different sectors of their respective institutions as well as the restoration of the integrity of natural
ecosystems through the setting up, propagation and planting of native and endemic tree species
under the Gulayan sa Paaralan programs of the different participating schools.
Training on setting up nurseries for native and endemic tree species has been conducted last year as
part of the capability-building efforts of the partnership. Seeing the need to revive the school garden
to which the tree nurseries have been tied-up with as well as recognizing the significance of
promoting the ecological management of solid wastes in the project (e.g. recycling of waste materials
for use in the school garden and nurseries, composting as a source of nutrients for the seedlings and
vegetables etc.), another training program has been deemed relevant and necessary.
Objectives
Upon completion of the 2-day training module on Gulayan sa Paaralan and Ecologcial Solid Waste
Management for Schools, the participants are expected to:
1. Develop and implement an urban vegetation and ESWM plan for the school;
2. Apply concepts and practical knowledge learned from the training into the day-to-day life at home,
in school and in their respective communities;
3. Identify significant factors (e.g. scientific, economic, social, environmental factors, etc.) that
contribute to the successful running of a gulayan, ESWM and composting program
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Training Module
Day 1: Gulayan sa Paaralan
-Vertical Gardening
3:30 Afternoon Snacks
4:00 To introduce new technologies of Agribusiness DepED Central Office
agricultural management and -production DLS-Araneta
production scheme management University
Also aims to showcase small-scale -business planning College of Science
production and entrepreneurship -sustainability Experts (Agriculture,
models in schools to be replicated Forestry & other
in households related fields)
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leftovers for use in the
compost
Timeline/Schedule
-Regular Meeting
-Monitoring and
Evaluation
Meetings
4. Closing Ceremonies
2. ESWM
a. General on RA 9003 FOCUSED ON SCHOOLS
b. COMPOSTING
c. VERMICULTURE
3. Emcee/Facilitator:
References
DepED. (2012). National Greening Program at the DepEd Central Office-Log frame Matrix.
Department of
Education-Central Office.
Department of Education Memorandum: No. 58, s. 2011
Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000
Penullar, Neil. (2014). Module: Nursery Management for Native Tree Species (unpublished)-
OMTB Project. Center for Social Concern and Action. De La Salle University.