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1 THE MANILA WATER EXPERIENCE Virgilio C. Rivera, Jr. Group Director, Regulatory and Corporate Development Delivery of Water and Sanitation Services
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2 Regulatory Framework Delivery Options for Water and Sanitation Services Performance Standards- Water and Sanitation Future Plans Conclusion Outline
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3 East Zone West Zone Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) Manila 25-Year Concession 1997 Privatization Public – Private Partnership
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4 Service Area of Manila Water Covers all new business centers in Metro Manila and is focal point of population growth Population of approximately 5.3 million Industrial Parks Poor Communities
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5 Source : Asian Development Bank 1996 Data CityPopulation Water Availability Water Coverage Non- Revenue Water Staff/1000 Connections (million)(hrs/day)(% of pop) (% of prod) Manila East (1996)3.11658639.8 Singapore3.02410072.0 Hong Kong6.324100362.8 Seoul10.624100352.3 K. Lumpur1.424100361.4 Bangkok7.32482384.6 Manila East (2008)5.62499201.6 Public – Private Partnership Manila vs Asian Cities
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6 Public Concession Agreement Service Obligations Reimbursement of prudent costs + reasonable return MWSS Operating Expenditures Capital Expenditures Water Supply Sewerage / Sanitation Customer Service Progressive Regulatory Framework Concession Framework
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7 3.1 MILLION CUSTOMERS 1997 24 hours13-23 hours0-12 hours 26%99% 2008 5.6 MILLION CUSTOMERS Impact on Quality of Lives
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8 Water for Low Income Communities Population served, millions 0.5 1 1.5 Additional 100,000 population per year
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9 VERY GOODGOOD SOURCE: Performance Ratings, Univ. of the Phils. National Engineering Center 2006 308 Communities surveyed 2003 188 Communities surveyed 2001 37 Communities surveyed 2008 307 Communities surveyed Customer Affirmation of Good Performance
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10 Improved Sewerage
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11 Expanded Sewerage Coverage
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12 Septage Management
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13 ~500K households served Cleaned 5 out of 10 septic tanks
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14 Key Indicators Target EO 2008 Performance EO 2008 STATUS Domestic Connections (‘000) 589640 Water Quality @ Plant Outlet 100% Water Quality in Distribution 95%100% Sampling100%107% Sewer Connections2,974*4,100 Deslugding of Septic Tanks 47,72358,383 Non-revenue water25%20% * Target for combined sewer Key Performance Indicators
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15 Key Indicators Target EO 2008 Performance EO 2008 STATUS Billed Volume ( mcm ) 387388 Collection Efficiency95%97% Labor ( in million pesos ) 9811,001 Power ( million KwH ) 7671 Total Controllable OPEX ( in million Pesos ) 971826 Business Efficiency Measures
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16 1 million population FUTUREHISTORICAL 3 5 million Water Supply Expansion
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17 San Juan River Catchment Marikina River Catchment Pasig River Catchment 16% 30% 100% 3% 1997 2008 2010 2018 $1.2B Wastewater Expansion
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18 Wastewater Treatment Plant Combined Sewer-Drainage Lines River Treated Water Interceptor System Overflow System during rainy season Combined Sewer-Drainage System
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19 Conclusion Progressive regulatory framework anchored on incentives is key Alignment of business and social objectives for sustainability Flexible management model based on decentralized set-up and employee empowerment
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20 THANK YOU
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