The Cleanest City in the Philippines (CAN THE REST OF THE COUNTRY DO IT?)

[@alinapatricia8639]

Wow - the waste manager is an intelligent man. He clearly knows what he's doing. This city is a model for the world.

[@Dorimefasolatedo]

"This city is a model for the world" There are more country, not even a city. Cleaner than that slum looking place 😂

[@makisehernaez2996]

​@@Dorimefasolatedo All that editing for that slum-looking grammar.

[@rl8571]

Weh.. enforcement lang naman ang ginawa. May yagba yung gobyerno nila. Yun lang yun. Its all simple when laws are enforced with no mercy.

[@thewatchmenz]

dapat magkaroon ng department sa gabinete na mag focus sa cleanliness ng cities and waste management, hindi dapat ipaubaya lang sa lgu kase karamihan na mayors walang paki sa cleanliness

[@connielicious8887]

Denmark is the cleanest country in the world, sana matutunan ng Philippines

[@johnlopez9014]

Garbage pickers don’t get paid enough in my opinion. They are one of the pillars of what is a civilized society. Being poor is not an excuse for being dirty and not taking care of the environment. That’s a responsibility that we all need to share

[@FrankRizzo-d1c]

I completely agree with you %100.

[@zombeesama1169]

imagine, they dont work for a single day.... i can already smell, lalo na sa isang malaking syudad...

[@user-tv4ih2kq6r]

Although, to be fair, poor people face bigger personal issues than these-reason why they neglect their community responsibilities. Not condoning it, but if we want outcomes, there should be systems that allows them to manage their waste as the video shows.

[@thewatchmenz]

dapat magkaroon ng department sa gabinete na mag focus sa cleanliness ng cities and waste management, hindi dapat ipaubaya lang sa lgu kase karamihan na mayors walang paki sa cleanliness

[@user-tv4ih2kq6r]

@@FrankRizzo-d1c What's your statistic then? Stop projecting yourself onto another people, especially when you don't even have the same struggles as them. Youre not even Filipino nor have lived in the Philippines, and your inputs doesn't even add anything about the country. Filipinos have objectively better working culture than Americans-as proven by amount of Filipinos workers international diaspora. I don't see your point in that. I can't even phatom how can you compare Philippines with USA in terms of socioeconomic status. Why do you think people from developing countries find opportunities in developed country? Geez... I wonder why... It is not a "sympathy card", when people can't even earn a livable wage. Please humor me more with working 2 or 3 jobs in Philippines to get out of poverty as part of "culture". Filipinos have their own fair share of toxic habits, but that doesn't make poverty any less of a problem. Metaphorically, you can't solve homelessness through encouraging homeless people to buy a house. Either way, I couldn't even see the relevance of this discussion from my main reply.

[@elenalina238]

I've lived in Bayawan and I can say na hindi ito exaggeration in anyway. Napakalinis ng bayawan. Kahit wrap ng candy wala kang makikita sa daan hindi rin mabaho ang canals. Kung may baha man, sa river areas lang at humuhupa naman agad. Napaka cooperative ng mga tao. Currently, nag iimprove ang Bayawan. May bagong projects and nakikita naman ng mga tao yung improvements. Kahit state university nila malaki at malinis. Good job, Bayawan

[@bryanbagayas8447]

How's the cost of living? Curious about this city

[@anzrpy]

kahit sa video palang kita na agad ung linis, saludo ako sa bayawan

[@ジェリック-k2q]

Botbot. Nianha me. Diha puru hugaw

[@elenalina238]

@@ジェリック-k2q dugay na pud guro kayka ni anhi dipa ing ani ang mga ga handle. Karon inig anha nimo, ikaw na lay hugaw

[@elenalina238]

@@bryanbagayas8447 I'd say it's pretty cheap. If ikukumpara sa Dumaguete, it's cheaper. Mas mahal din bilihin sa Santa Catalina na katabing town lang kesa sa Bayawan.

[@jsu7523]

Thank you FEATR TEAM for sharing unknown stories to most Filipinos! I am a stranger to my own land but through these videos I AM LEARNING A LOTTTTTTTT!

[@featrmedia]

More to come! Thanks for watching!

[@nick554]

I share this sentiment. Keep it up FEATR! We love to see it!

[@axlaban4594]

As a technical person, I admire the manager's thoughtfulness to explain in simple words, some in tagalog, even though he clearly knows how to explain it better in bisaya/english. Kudos to you sir!

[@ramirodriguez8786]

this should be feature on mainstream media for other LGU’s to have an idea. at maging inspirasyon na den sa mga tao na posible. mahirap sa umpisa pero kakakayanin kung talagang gugustuhin. disiplina talaga at tamang implementasyon. isa sa kinahaharap ng problema ng mundo ang waste pollution. bukod sa increasing population.

[@user-dh3bh8cy3z]

I Agree dapat ganito yung mga pinapakita nila at hindi yung mga walang kwentang chika tungkol sa buhay ng ibang tao.

[@thewatchmenz]

karamihan sa mga LGU hindi pina prioritize ang kalinisan

[@thewatchmenz]

dapat magkaroon ng department sa gabinete na mag focus sa cleanliness ng cities and waste management, hindi dapat ipaubaya lang sa lgu kase karamihan na mayors walang paki sa cleanliness

[@hktrailwalker7730]

I beieved the mayon in bayawan is not corrupt

[@hktrailwalker7730]

I beieved the mayon in bayawan is not corrupt

[@kanorjunior8306]

I hope this documentary creates a ripple effect for the good of our country. It is time to do our part. Great Job to the City's leadership. Great Job to FEATR.

[@lightner6924]

You'd first have to fix the poverty problem then you might have a chance.

[@sykojuice9669]

@@lightner6924 Why poverty? Topic is about waste management. It's about effort not financial capacity.

[@lightner6924]

@@sykojuice9669 Well you're clearly braindead. Poor people have no care to make things clean. If you visit BGC is clean, right? Now let's go to poor areas and see what you find. Poor people make places a dump. This is all over the world as well.

[@kanorjunior8306]

@@lightner6924 My friend, sometimes we have to move away a little bit to see the big picture. In fact, tiniest of solution can sometimes resolved a much bigger problem. If casting a small stone in the mountain can start an avalanche. So, thus a tiny drop of water in the basin can cause waves. What more, if we all made a small drop of our own. Imagine, a profound ripple effect causing tremendous waves running in every direction.

[@lightner6924]

@@kanorjunior8306 You seem like person who talks and never does anything. The problem with the Philippines is Filipino people.

[@godblessj316]

This waste management practice should be rolled out to the entire country. That manager and his team should be sent to Singapore for further development of their processes/system.

[@dm3280]

Might be effective on cities outside NCR, but I have little hope in Metro Manila as the problem is more than just the garbages themselves.

[@fidelramen5202]

It was, but so much backlash was received by the officials at the time.

[@kingcorvous9725]

@@dm3280continuous enforcement and proper planning will make it possible. Metro Manila is just more challenging given the huge population

[@LiamtheGreat1000]

Good luck doing that in NCR. People there are mostly garbage.

[@ltwitht]

agree!

[@shindo6049]

I'm from bayawan and totoo malinis talaga, eco bag na gamit dito. Tapos kino collect talaga mga plastic kahit tagong sitio, at mga small community ay may clean up sa lugar nila, mga 4ps members dito samin nag cle clean up sa baybayin. Mga tao dito may garbage ticket talaga, proud na matawag yung lugar namin na malinis..

[@chaymeeable]

Whoever legislated and continue to implement this great waste management are real PUBLIC SERVANTS! Together with them, the sense of DISCIPLINE by people in Bayawan city is really commendable. This waste management deserves to be featured in the upstream media and be implemented country wide. As citizens of the Philippines, it is all our shared responsibility to reduce, reuse, and recycle our wastes. Indeed, if government and people cooperate and coordinate, there is still hope we can make our places clean and green just like what people in Bayawan do! Kudos po!

[@user-mr6hz4vc2q]

Thanks to Mayor Gerry Saraña, your efforts are now being reaped! God bless Bayawan!

[@mysbhyv1707]

I want to transfer and live there! 😆 Ang galing nila, they have shared community values - discipline, cooperation, cleanliness

[@kaijutron99]

Definitely considering retiring there now. 🤔

[@featrmedia]

🎉🎉🎉

[@mrchubbles]

You guys might want to rethink that, because what this video doesn't tell you is there have been a number of unsolved shootings in Bayawan, with the most recent one only in July. 😅

[@user-cp5fo1oc6b]

if you want really clean try to retire here in Laguna Eton city. people here are very disciplined and very clean. no poop of dogs and etc. no tambay outside right after night time. or no nag iinuman outside. Videoke is strictly up until 8pm only

[@jenpatrick1698]

@@mrchubblesBayawan only shared little unsolved crime unlike Dumaguete. Last July shooting it’s business I think malaki utang siguro sa pinatay kaya pinapatay. Himokin mo sila na sa malinis mong lugar sila tumira hahaha. Actually dami ng nakatira dito mga afam asawa isa na kami doon. We living here since 2015.

[@jeromedeleon1226]

I like how this channel pivoted from food to fervor, from the self to public awareness and national advocacy

[@jacsloggy888]

Yessss. They're definitely growing their scope.

[@geraldinegregorio5563]

I've been to Bawayan City and I loved their market so clean. Kudos Bayawan people!

[@zoesworld0129]

Nice💯✔️😍👍👏 pero Saang Province po ba kayo banda??

[@gilbertteves8260]

Central Visayas, NEGROS ORIENTAL

[@user-cs8fv3rs1t]

@@zoesworld0129 Province of Negros Oriental po

[@elenalina238]

Negros Oriental

[@jestynick]

THIS IS INSPIRING! I hope maimplement ito on a national level hindi yung puro corruption ang iniisip ng mga politiko.

[@titomondejardepablo2498]

I really liked how this video shows what exactly I learned in a whole semester of environmental science. The processes of how LGU should regulates not just their solid but also yun mga maduduming tubig nanggaling sa mga bahay bahay. Nakakatuwa lng kasi kung pano i eexplain ni kuya ang mga processes ay ganun din siya tinuro ng prof ko. Galing ni kuya manager mag-explain, very demure, very mindful. I hope these kind of implementation will continue with the rest the country THANK YOU BAYAWAN! THANK YOU FEATR.

[@cebuanagirl1591]

This city is showing what the rest of the Philippines can become with proper waste management. This documentary should be shown to all LGU’s around the country to be used as an example.

[@theseeker403]

The manager is very articulate. This should be highlighted in major news channels, role model city indeed.

[@gliceltamonang7321]

The good thing, too is other cities in Negros Oriental also benefit from their waste management center like Dumaguete. Our city pays Bayawan city to manage our trash. Segregation has always been done for years in Negros Oriental, too. Thank you for featuring this! I hope this can be replicated throughout the Philippines. 🎉

[@roamaloneph]

Ngayon ko lng nalaman na may City of Bayawan. (tga Northern Luzon po aq.) Ang ganda/saya na makikilala ko ang Bayawan dahil sa kalinisan ng City nila. Thank you FEATR team. And salute sa mga taga Bayawan!

[@marlindagomez5766]

There are over 149 cities in the Philippines

[@jsylar3396]

Challenge talaga ang disiplina sa ibang lugar ng Pilipinas. Mapapasanaol ka na lang talaga... Pilipinas ang sarap mong mahalin pero ang mga Pilipino challenging mahalin.

[@user-gi9lr5yz2r]

Mabuhay ang Bayawan City! Dapat maging example kayo sa buong Pilipinas... tulong tulong lahat ng tao. I hope all LGUs learn from your example --- kulang na kulang sa Metro Manila. Dito kanya kanya ... kulang sa malasakit sa environment at sa kapwa tao. There is nothing impossible under good governance and people who genuinely care!

[@sigrid3706]

“To all my fellow Filipinos, we need to practice discipline in keeping our country clean and tidy. Even with our simple lives, we should commit to maintaining a clean environment. I hope this video inspires all Filipinos who watch it. Thank you, FEATR God bless this channel.”

[@estebancorral5151]

Clearly this video shows that Filipinos are not disciplined are shameless, apathetic, and proned to indolence.

[@TonyAlberto-q6o]

CONGRATULATIONS !!! Bayawan is showing the rest of the country how to tackle the pestering problem of solid waste management. It's a model that should be emulated by every city and municipality as a serious respect to the environment. The spokesperson is doing an incredibly effective job of underscoring the urgency of this challenge.

[@InvestingPH]

I love these kinds of content! Thank you for sharing!

[@featrmedia]

Glad you like them! Thank you for tuning in

[@dorotifasolati]

Sobrang solid nito! Naiyak ako! This is something I want to be part in.

[@user-nq1gu6xk5t]

Salamat sa mga taga Bayawan City. I hope DENR can learn something from them.

[@PhyllisOcampo]

I am so proud of Bayawan! It takes a willing village, dynamic leadership, brilliant educators, and committed workers to execute and sustain this waste management system. Kudos to the champions of the recycling movement! You are all super hero. This segment spotlights the intelligence, remarkable know-how, resourcefulness, enduring commitment and cooperation of a whole town. I am very hopeful because I know all Filipinos are capable of embracing this process to benefit their town and the future inhabitants of our country. God bless this remarkable process and may the powers that be implement this recycling movement in every town in the Philippines. 🇵🇭 Good luck!

[@EdmonOsorio-ku4jk]

Bago ako naging sang college student at nkapag tapos ng kursong agriculture at nka pasok sa City Agriculture office ng Bayawan City isa akong street sweeper 5am palang nasa daan na ako nag lilinis pati makasama ko we back 2014 hanggang ngayon mga street sweeper nmin dito sa Bayawan maaga pa yan makikita nasa area na nag lilinis and I proud na isa ako dating taga linis nng basura sa daan I love you Bayawan Kita ang Bayawan 🙏🙏❤❤❤

[@fsas4341]

*Wo that’s great story*

[@EdmonOsorio-ku4jk]

@@fsas4341 salamat po 😊😊❤❤❤

[@gladwingumabon9796]

Dapat mga ganitong video pinapanood ng mga kabataan ngayon pati nadin tayong mga matatanda. Ang galing.

[@user-mp4px2zd5r]

Lahat ng tao nainterview, very knowledgeable, disciplined, and passionate. Nakaka inspire ng sobra! Sa lahat sa Pinas tulad nila. 😊

[@MaJASDerecho]

TRUE MABUHAY po kayong lahat mga taga Bayawan City❣️❣️👏🏽👏🏽 BAYAWANihan👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@shiningstar5408]

Saludo sa manager, napakahusay!!! Ganun din sa City officers na suportado ang proyektong bayawanihan❤❤❤

[@lollettealipe9363]

A bright spot of hope for our country. Congratulations Bayawan City! Calling CEBU CITY!

[@VIPER401]

Bayawan City VS Marikina City, ganitong laban yung gusto kong makita across our country. May pag-asa pa tayo!

[@LiberadoJabano]

There is money in discarded "waste." Fertilizer at plastic moulder? Ang LAKAS nyo, SANA ALL! I salute your efforts! If we have the will, character follows! It takes time to develop the habit! GANDAAA! Congratulations, Bayawan City! Sana meron kayong educational videos tunkol sa ibat ibang process paano ni rerecycle and ibat ibang klase ng discarded waste. ROLE MODEL talaga at attractive tourist hub!

[@meredithrirpluck9368]

A good role model for other rural towns in the Philippines - Bayawan City is still a small town in appearance very quaint and clean.

[@SUPER_ORION]

The City of Bawayan stands as a shining example for other communities to follow. Their leaders should be commended for introducing and maintaining practices that will undoubtedly benefit both their environment and citizens. A special acknowledgment to the manager and the lady enforcer, whose pride, passion, and intellect shine through their words. Their people's cooperation with their local government is truly admirable. Their collective efforts have created a model community that deserves to be emulated nationwide. While we may have strayed from the values of discipline, respect, and cleanliness as we grew older, it's never too late to make a change and choose the path of righteousness and discipline. GREAT JOB BAYAWAN CITY! GREAT JOB FEATR!

[@Princeofgryphondell]

Kaka envy yung kalinisan ng city na yan. Dapat tularan yung ginagawa nila ng buong Pilipinas, at maging buong mundo na rin na merong problema sa basura.

[@melanae23]

I salute Bayawan. Bayawan is lucky to have him who knows what he is doing, a passionate uncorrupted worker of the government. The people of Bayawan are also smart and understand what the “Bayanihan” spirit which is a rich Philippine culture is all about. Congratulations Bayawan leadership! 🌈🌈🌈🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏

[@marieflores5055]

Wow sana all na lang. Galing ng waste management ng Bayawan City. Congratulations 🎊 👏 Sana maging magandang modelo kayo ng mga bawat bayan ng buong pinas!

[@maeroseesgana8831]

Nakakabilib. Sana sa mga susunod na presidential elections may mga ganitong klaseng mga may malasakit sa environment and nasasakupan. ❤❤❤

[@SilverMystes1]

The citizens cooperation is the hardest part. Big kudos to the LGU in making it happen. I hope Filipinos not only demand from their govt, but also exercise the discipline required themselves.

[@kwamepenascoza6014]

Kudos to the LGU and the dedicated and genuine management. The waste manager too is passionate about his work.

[@HanaT5591]

Na-appreciate namin na ang main focus ng interview ay yung mga mamamayan nila at hindi nag feature ng mayor/pulitiko. Maganda din na hinayaan lang silang magsalita, pati na rin yung Waste Manager. Good job! Sana'y magsilbi silang inspirasyon sa buong bansa. 🙂🙏🏼✨

[@maxinique7064]

This is so impressive. I hope all cities will benchmark and adapt their waste management. Their WM Manager as well is very passionate and its clear that he loves what he's doing.

[@MaJASDerecho]

💯 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Rene-nd2cj]

Iba talaga pag nagtutulungan at disiplina sana gayahin ang BAYAWAN CITY

[@ginaordonez3558]

Sana po maimplement din ang ganyan sa buong Pinas. Ganda ng malinis

[@joselitogiron4988]

Tama. Masarap ang malinis ang kapaligiran. Lahat ng lugar sa atin, it's worth saving our own city. Tayo rin ang makikinabang nito.

[@kazuya9253]

that's why this channel deserves more followers. not only it makes Useful contents but it caters Filipinos and it's culture.

[@hunnyvain]

ang talino ng waste manager, salute sayo sir napaka galing and efficient mo as a waste manager. I'm rooting to see you on mainstream media!

[@mindfulmaymay]

Awww finally a spotlight on Bayawan City!! We had the opportunity to visit their landfill facility and learn from them a few years ago as a family. During that time, part of their plans as well was also to continue their information drive on reducing waste on the household level, even including their students in the public schools. Thanks for this FEATR. Actually aside from the cleanest city, they put priority on Organic Agriculture and even have local policies and programs in place supporting organic farmers and encouraging those who are not yet into organic. We also came across art shops beside their beach converting drift wood into art and selling them. Even ART is evident in the city. Also, I know they have one of the strongest Civic Society groups in the country. Andaming good practices that all of us can learn and realize na posible pala mangyari ang mga to sa Pilipinas! One thing also noticeable is how proud the Bayawanons are of their city and even their leaders!

[@mago_1cx]

May ganitong lugar pa pala sa Pilipinas.. May pag-asa pa.. Sana damumami pa.. Buti na lang nakita ko ito.. nakakadismaya na kasi yung sa NEDA..

[@ronmel1661]

Amazing 👏👏👏 Wish this can be replicated and mandated in every PH city/town. I love looking at the clean market, kaya naman pala. Great job to the local leaders. We need this kind of leadership that promotes discipline and worthy projects that enhances quality of life.

[@wardoo5557]

I miss bayawan city. I joined the One Visayas Jamborette back in 2016 and bayawan city was our venue. Grabe talaga!! their landfill was so cool walang baho kasi theres a technology that absorbs the waste juices under the lanfill. tas ang gandaaa kasi may mga rice fields close to the landfill which makes agriculture bloom more. Like superrrr!! It was my best scouting experience ever! Kaso I couldn't join scouting during my high school days cuz i was on a star section pero next yearr college nakoooo i wanna try scouting again !! Once a scout, always a scout!! Let's all be an advocate to a cleaner environment!

[@jetisreal]

Pogi ni manager 😍 jusko! Who is Kerwin? For the blind, He is vision. For the hungry, He is the chef. For the thirsty, He is water. If Kerwin thinks, I agree. If Kerwin speaks, I’m listening. If Kerwin has one fan, it is me. If Kerwin has no fans, I do not exist.

[@junaaalogy]

i agree 😭 super crush ko na talaga si sir 😍

[@jetisreal]

@@junaaalogy Hindi ako makafocus sa video dahil kay sir 😂

[@honjanginamo]

In awe of the pure passion of not only Bayawan city as a whole towards waste management, but also the leaders they put in place for this project. Grabe! Well done, kudos.

[@thatchicksavage3165]

It's like this in the States. I really truly hope the Philippines could catch up. Regular basura on Tuesdays, Recycles on Thursdays and Yard Waste (anything plant material or tree trunks etc) every other Thursdays. Anything huge like Sofas or Tables have to be called in and picked up separately.😊 Please don't burn trash.. it's so bad for the environment🙏💕

[@BertWithoutErnie]

Thats too civilized. Mas trip ng pinoy ang mga tsismis. 😂 Dito din sa aus may ganyan. Yung bottles babayadan ka kapag nirecycle mo. Kapag natanggal na sa pinoy ang “okay lang, mahirap lang naman kami” at “bahala na” mentality tingin ko may chance ng 5 percent. 😂😂😂

[@oxoelfoxo]

ugh, almost everyday i shout outside to tell my neighbors to stop burning trash. i wish they could hear me

[@Dareeeaaaaa]

And the nalalanta or biodegradable waste, you can make your own backyard compost.

[@chelliemoggie7176]

Unfortunately, the U.S. has a recycling problem too. We just happen to have a larger land margin and space for larger landfills. A lot of people do not follow trash segregation rules and it tarnishes the entire collection, therefore making it challenging once it gets to the separation facility. It’s a problem, and our future generations have to pay for it. Our oceans are paying for it now. 😢

[@ariesrobdiamond1794]

Same system here in Atlantic Canada.

[@psalmfranco3189]

I remember way back 2018 nung meron kami camping (Boy Scout) sa dumpsite talaga sa bayawan city, doon palang masasabi ko na talaga na sobrang linis eh. Grabe yung kanilang waste segragation. Sobrang thumbs up sa LGUs nang Bayawan City!

[@syddevera4267]

I just visited negros oriental particularly dumaguete, sibulan and bayawan.. and i've never seen a city as clean as marikina which i am living btw.. seeing how discipline they are make sense ❤

[@ltwitht]

This is something that all LGUs and its people especially the large cities should ponder and hopefully, apply. Kaso I think mahihirapan yung iba kasi they will be needing a large area like what they have for the cells or kung saan nilalagay ang mga basura. Some might already have but I also think it needs to be improved o maging katulad sa Bayawan. Kudos to all the people involved in maintaining the systematic process of waste management and the obedient people adhering to their LGU's ordinance. More power and God bless! Thanks for sharing this on your channel. This is very encouraging. 💖💖💖

[@representmanila1976]

Sana ma implement sa buong pilipinas.. at sana mapansin ung mga garbage collectors natin magkaroon sila Ng health insurance at benefits dahil Hindi biro trabaho nila goodjob FEATR ❤

[@alingtham7998]

Amazing…As a Filipina,even born in other country,I’m proud of my fellowmen taking the initiative to make and keep their city clean..TQSM and may other cities and communities follow the good step

[@d.y.a.n.e]

As Jim Rohn said, “Words do two major things: They provide food for the mind and create light for understanding and awareness.” I hope that, in some way, this 'FEATR.' will spark something in everyone's mind. It does take a collective effort to make a change. Thanks for another FEAT, FEATR!👏🙌🙌🙌

[@crafteariee]

Salamat kaayo, FEATR team! Someone dear to me helped out with this LGU's solid waste management program several years ago so it's kinda surreal for me to find this video. I was too little to understand the scope of what they were contributing to back then yet I've always been in awe of all the hard work they do to help others. Bayawan's shared efforts and hard work put together continues to pay off. It's beautiful. When both their leadership and their community is able to commit to keeping their homes clean, the results speak for itself. We hope that more communities in our neighboring regions as well as across the world are encouraged to act likewise puhon o7

[@edo27]

this is inspiring. makes me a proud filipino to see. thanks for featuring! i hope this city's standards and practices are more thoroughly shared and passed on

[@shiningstar5408]

Ito yung klase ng proyekto na buong buo ang kaalaman at vision ng manager. Mula sa tao tubig hanggang kalikasan. Tuloy tuloy ang cycle at mayroon pang room for improvements. Wow!!!❤❤❤

[@MelO1987YOU]

Wow! If every city can follow what they are doing, specially in Manila - mas gaganda Ang Pilipinas! Disiplina lang talaga Ang kailangan at leadership and commitment ng mga nakaupo Sa local government para maumpisahan Ang mga ganitong proyekto …… at pagsunod at cooperation naman ng mga mamamayan para maging successful Ang ganitong uri ng pamumuhay .. well done to the whole community of Bawayan city 👏👏👏👏

[@gcareyn]

How I wish we had this kind of mind with our city leader. I envy you have this concerned government official to your society. Kudos to the people behind this waste management👏👏👏

[@hagubhob9754]

kudos to waste manager...ganyan talaga pag alam @ inaral ang trabaho. Keep it up..Good job.

[@ganjazz]

I grew up in Olongapo City when it was still known for being the cleanest city in the Philippines. I hope more cities will follow Bayawan city's lead and keep each city clean.

[@cillelana8953]

Wow amazing! So there is always Hope! This City should be a model City for the whole Philippines first and foremost...then to the whole world. Everyone is cooperating.Magaling ang implementation ng rules and regulations. There is information dissemination and education is powerful. Magaling ang local government dahil nakuha niya ang cooperation ng kanyang constituents. It is everyone's duty and responsibility truly. MABUHAY KAYO!. Thank you so much FEATR!

[@philipcacayan4469]

Thank you, Bayawan City LGU and residents for showing the Philippines how to do it. Your city is a model of cleanliness. God bless you all!

[@snowball8922]

So proud of this town. I’m amazed how much Philippines has improved. It’s people like this man making a difference.

[@jacsloggy888]

it's actually a city. sana di macorrupt ng rapid urbanization though

[@kingstyledmcc]

Congratulations to the local government, the waste management team and the residents of Bayawan, you truly deserves to be known as the cleanest city in the Philippines!!! Hopefully, other local cities especially the Manila areas can adopt the system / technology of the waste management. Thank you to FEATR for this feature, for public awareness!

[@hypercelis01]

Dati yung Bacolod City ang palagi nanalo sa Clean and Green sa boung Pinas. Nagyun dugyot na dahil sa rapid na pag asesnso ng syudad. How I wish na dapat strikto ulet ang pag implement dito sa Bacolod City. Good Job Bayawan City.

[@Robgast56]

Hopefully, someday soon the Philippines 🇵🇭 will be one of the cleanest country in the world 🌎. Thank you Bayawan Waste Management team and its leadership for leading the way. And thanks to the FEATR for featuring this motivational and doable project. Well done 👍

[@denrylluna]

Yan ang nangyari when a community is united together 👏🏽!!! Sana all the other places sa Pinas can learn to protect our environment it starts within each community 🚮♻️🇵🇭

[@EmyEminggard]

Magaling ang namumuno sa bayawan ganito din kami dati e yung past mayor namin ayaw ng plastic. Naka seggregate yung nabubulok sa hindi. Meron ding pag gawa ng compost.Sayang kinuha na siya ni lord. Yung pumalit sa kanya ang focus ay modern waiting shed na hindi naman lahat nakikinabang. Sana mabigyan ulit ng pansin yung mga ganitong program. Dahil sobrang laking tulong ng kalinisan sa isang komunida.❤

[@rigor_ii-i]

BAYAWAN IS A MODEL CITY IN THE PHILIPPINES. AHEAD OF ITS TIME WITH PROJECTS LIKE THIS.

[@ml_records4975]

Very nice project and kudos to the LGU of that City❤. Hope all places in the Philippines can implement this

[@user-kj5by6zr9r]

Wow, congratulation to the people and government of Bayawan, green city and a good example to the rest of the Philippines. Hope it will spread out to more cities. Thank you for this video.

[@user-hc8zc6wv9y]

Grabe super galing!!! Ang sarap sa pakiramdam na may local government pa rin sa Pilipinas na technically and scientifically marunong mag-address sa problema sa basura!😀😀😀👏👏

[@deborahpeters5969]

I believe every country in the world, should take this as an example, great job

[@peregrines775]

Other countries have WAAAY better waste management system like Sweden, Germany, Denmark etc.

[@deborahpeters5969]

@@peregrines775 but I think given the resources that they have unlike European countries,they're doing a great job

[@jackieclimaco847]

How I wish our city of Zamboanga can learn something from this. Thank you FEATR for featuring Bayawan city!

[@moondustgirl2132]

You know this is really close to my heart because honestly, my heart aches with every plastic i throw in the garbage, knowing it is harming not only the environment and wildlife but ultimately, US. I do really wish that manufacturers who use plastic packagings (not just here but all over the world) will come up with more biodegradable packagings for their products. Coz we consumers don't really have much of a choice when buying stuff. Another option for them is to create refilling machines where customers will need to bring their own reusable containers. This can be applied to most products like shampoos, detergents, etc. and really, even food like chips, etc. Not only will this help with our garbage problem but this will also lessen the costs of the products since manufacturers won't have to add the packaging to the costs.

[@estebancorral5151]

You are an irresponsible shopper. One buys on the basis of quality, quantity, price, and packaging.

[@moondustgirl2132]

@@estebancorral5151 What in the world is irresponsible about that? If you already know the product and have been buying it for years, why would you care about the packaging still? Plus i am not saying to completely do away with the packaged products. I am advocating for an ALTERNATIVE to it. So there would still be packaged ones available, but for those who already know the product and want to be environmentally responsible, and on top of that, save some money too, they can opt for the refill. In this way, there would be less plastic packagings produced, hence less plastic pollution which harms the environment, wildlife and us. Maybe do some research on the dangers of plastic pollution (like inhaling and ingesting microplastics) so you would be more informed.

[@unalynhernani3094]

The landfill is located in our barangay..im proud resident here...congrats my hometown👏👏👏

[@joys8726]

Congratulations to the people of Bayawan! I hope this spreads to the rest of the country.

[@pammieomana3373]

This is a perfect video I can use to show my grade 10 students about waste segregation management. Kudos to all the people of Bayawan!

[@wolyarang]

Galing sana buong Pilipinas ganito. Hindi ba maganda kung ganito kalinis ang buong Pilipians? Sana all.

[@maefelkarensumagang5475]

The mayor really thinks of environmental concerns. Bravo!

[@killjoysenpai5311]

Proud filipino here. 0:54 Good job guys. We are #1 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@creatura_orbis_centuria]

Darating na sila... 😂😂😂

[@princesslagman14]

Wow!!! Bravo 👏🏻 Shoutout to very intelligent manager salute sir and everyone being self-disciplined.🥰 Tagging any Mayor officials in Metro Manila! Galaw galaw na po. Kaya yan. Kaya naman pala ganito Pinas eh! Yay! 😁🥲

[@joss0214]

Good job Bayawan Opisyals, sana maging role model kayo ng buong bansa, sana gayahin kayo ng ibang munisipalities,

[@master-octopus]

Ang sarap tumira sa mga City na alam mong may magandang plano at implementation ang city officials.

[@francesberrios8250]

Now why doesn't every city in the Philippines recruit and hire this kind of civil servant? Because Pinoys don't care? Because Pinoys aren't aware? We create our own problems so for sure, we can solve them, too. It just takes will and commitment. Bravo Kerwin Martinez and Bayawan citizens, may other waste managers and cities follow suit.

[@LixMaristela]

Wow... This is one of my dream to help the world resolving the garbage problem... And also the waste water.. God bless and more power... I pray that all the Cities are have these system... Thank you very much FEA TR for beautiful content.. Got deep knowledge when it comes to waste mngt.

[@JenniferMuramatsu]

Anggaling ng gobyerno dyan sana ganyan din sa CALOOCAN 😂😂😂

[@afrylyrfa]

More to say ang mga tao.

[@jayemdeebeecol]

Good job Bayawan City for being a role model in the country for cleanliness. I want to live in a very clean city or town. Just an unsolicited advice for the Filipinos: do not reelect mayors and barangay captains whose jurisdictions are untidy. Cleanliness of the cities and towns should be one of their top priorities.

[@moondustgirl2132]

SANA ALL!!! Me, i segregate my trash even if our garbage collectors in our baranggay (here in Pasig) does not require it. I hope what they're doing in Bayawan be implemented nationwide. 🙏

[@emlk40]

Sana mainplement ito sa buong bansa. The Philippines will not only be known for friendly citizens and beautiful beaches but also a clean country. Keep up the great work, Bayawan City. ❤