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Forging PublicForging Public--PrivatePrivatePartnerships for the SustainabilityPartnerships for the Sustainability

of Clean Cities Coalitionsof Clean Cities Coalitions


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Baguio Citythe summer capitalBaguio Citythe summer capital


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The Baguio Coalition at workThe Baguio Coalition at work

Drafting the Initial Workplan

18 March 2005


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The Baguio Coalition at workThe Baguio Coalition at work

Orientation for Advocates ofAlternative Fuels

11 April 2005


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Baseline Study on the Use of

Coconut Methyl Ester

Objectives

To validate the claim that the use of

CME blend will improve enginesperformance, reduce smoke and harmfulemissions, and reduce fuelconsumption

To establish a database that will be usedby the Clean Cities Baguio Coalition inpromoting alternative fuels


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Data/Information Prior to the Use of CME

Vehicle 1

Hyundai Van

Vehicle 2

Isuzu XLT

Vehicle 3

Isuzu4BA1

Vehicle 4

Toyota FX

Emission Test

Result

(11 April

2005)

5.14 K 3.46 K 8.30 K 4.21 K

Average

Distance Per

Liter of Fuel

6.67 km/li 6.67 km/li - 8.57 km/li

Date of Last

Injection

Pump

Calibration

October2004 July 2004 - December 2004

Year Acquired 1998 2004(Assembled

1998)

1997 2004


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Initial Results: Opacity Reading

OPACITY READING (K)

11-Apr-05 22-Apr-05 7-Jul-05

1st Testing 2nd Testing 3rd testing

Vehicle 1 5.14 2.77 2.50

Vehicle 2 3.46 2.86 2.48

Vehicle 3 8.30 7.75 5.50

Vehicle 4 4.21 5.21 2.60


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General Observations

Use of 1% blend of CME results indecrease in opacity reading.

Use of 1% blend of CME results in anincrease in the average distance per liter offuel.

Continuous usage of CME reduces the

black smoke emitted by the vehicle. Continuous usage of CME enhances

power and acceleration response.


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Baguio Coalition at workBaguio Coalition at work

Participation in the Panagbenga

Flower Festival 2006IEC Activities:

Organizing Press Conferences

Press Releases,Publicity and Media

Mileage


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Transport ForumTransport Forum

July 10, 2006July 10, 2006


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Childrens Month CelebrationChildrens Month Celebration

October 19October 19--20, 200620, 2006


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US Ambassador Kristie Kenneycongratulated the Philippine CleanCities Program for the success of theBiofuels Caravan.

The Ambassador also recognized the effortsof the Council of Philippine Clean Cities

Coalitions in the promotion ofalternative fuels forClean Air.

Clean Cities Baguio Coalition joined the Southern Luzon leg of

the Biofuels Caravan highlighted by the turn-over of

SEDPs audio-visual materials and bioethanol flyers to

Batangas City Mayor Eduardo Dimacuha.

Biofuels Caravan passing through the rough roads

of Northern Luzon.


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Panagbenga CelebrationPanagbenga Celebration

February 24February 24--25, 200725, 2007


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Clean Cities Baguio CoalitionClean Cities Baguio Coalition

F4L PartnersF4L Partners

City Government of Baguio

Department ofTransportation and Communication

Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Philippine Information Agency

Kapisanan ng mga Broadkaster sa Pilipinas

Transport Sector

Council for the Welfare of Children

BJ Tolits Forbes

SM City Baguio

Miss Earth Foundation

Flying V, SEAOIL, Chemrez Inc., Caltex


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Meeting with Mayor Peter

Rey Bautista together with

the different barangay

district coordinators

re: (1) establishment ofdistributions outlets for

CME; and (2) Forum on

Alternative Fuels to the

different barangays.


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Participation to the Council of

Philippine Clean Cities Coalitions(CPCCC) held last August 1 3, 2007

in Davao City.

Members of this Council are:

1. Clean Cities Makati Coalition

2. Clean Cities Baguio Coalition

3. Marikina Coalition for Clean Cities4. Clean Cities Davao Coalition

5. Clean Cities Coalition Iloilo Task Force


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CCBC is accredited by the Baguio City

Council and is member of the CityDevelopment Council.

On Baguio Citys Anti Smoke Belching

Ordinance: CCBC is a member of the

TWG that crafted the IRR of the

Ordinance and will be the advocacy arm

of the City on use of alternative fuel for

the transport sector.


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US Ambassadors Read Along with

kids at SM City, Baguio City


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Biodiesel Campaign in partnership with

Caltex Baguio (Brightest Star Service

Station, Upper Session Road, Nov. 7,2007)


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Press Conference of the US

Ambassador with the Local Media


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Baguio Centennial Clean Air

Marathon, March 30, 2008


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CCBC participation to Earth Day

Celebration 2008

April 22 Earth Day parade as coordinator


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As Co-implementor during the Earth Days Free

Vehicle Smoke Testing in collaboration with the

LGU-Baguio City, DOTC-CAR & USAID-ECAP


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Upcoming programs of the Clean

Cities Baguio Coalition

Youth Speakers Bureau in coordination with the Baguio

City - SK Federation as Baguios Ecodefender.

BIOFUELS Writeshop for Teachers in Baguio City in

coordination with DepEd.

Orientation to the different 20 district coordinators and

barangays in the city (new set of barangay captains)

as CME distribution outlets.


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