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Laguna Lake Development Authority

The Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) was founded in 1966 to direct, encourage, and accelerate sustainable development in the Laguna de Bay region. It carries out regulatory and law enforcement functions related to environmental management, including water quality monitoring, resource conservation, and community-based natural resource management. Some of LLDA's programs to conserve and develop the Laguna de Bay region into a vibrant economic zone include the Laguna de Bay Watershed Greening Program and Shoreland Management Program.

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Laguna Lake Development Authority

The Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) was founded in 1966 to direct, encourage, and accelerate sustainable development in the Laguna de Bay region. It carries out regulatory and law enforcement functions related to environmental management, including water quality monitoring, resource conservation, and community-based natural resource management. Some of LLDA's programs to conserve and develop the Laguna de Bay region into a vibrant economic zone include the Laguna de Bay Watershed Greening Program and Shoreland Management Program.

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Laguna Lake

Development
Authority
Group 3

The Laguna Lake Development Authority


(LLDA), a quasi-governmental organization
that directs, encourages, and speeds up
sustainable development in the Laguna de Bay
Region, was founded in 1966. With regards to
environmental management, specifically with
regard to water quality monitoring, resource
conservation, and community-based natural
resource management, regulatory and law-
enforcement functions are carried out.

WHY SHOULD WE BE WARY ABOUT HOW


WE USE OUR NATURAL RESOURCES?

THE AMOUNT OF CHEMICALS THAT FACTORIES ARE DISPOSING ONTO THE RIVERS
AND LAKES IS NOT ENTIRELY CLARIFIED ACCORDING TO THE DENR. COMMUNITIES
THAT BENEFITED TO THIS SUPPLY SUFFER BECAUSE THEY ARE UNAWARE OF THE
CHEMICALS THAT ARE PREVALENT IN THEIR AREA AND HOW THEIR WATER SUPPLY
IS GRADUALLY BECOMING POISONED. UNFORTUNATELY, DESPITE HAVING A LOT OF RESOURCES WE
SHOULD WARY ABOUT HOW WE USE OUR NATURAL RESOURCES BECAUSE IT MAY AFFECT
EVERYTHING ESPECIALLY OUR HEALTH AND PHYSICAL ASPECT AS AN INDIVIDUAL.

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HOW DO WE ENSURE THAT WE ARE ABLE TO N IC LIZ
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PRESERVE OUR NATURAL RESOURCES WITHOUT GA RT
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COMPROMISING OUR ECONOMIC AND INDIVIDUAL RN TO
TU IN
NEEDS?

We can ensure that we can preserve our natural resources without


compromising our economic and individual needs if we, people, carefully
manage our use of our natural resources. How? By simply doing little
things that can help to conserve our natural resources such as plating trees,
doing the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle), reducing our use of plastic,
and volunteer in community projects that we can do as a student. We can
also take the programs made by the LLDA or Laguna Lake Development
Authority as an example of how we can maintain a sustainable ecosystem.

WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF LLDA TO MANAGE


AND PROTECT OUR NATURAL RESOURCES?

To manage, develop and transform the Laguna


de Bay Region into a vibrant economic zone
through conservation of lake basin resources
and good governance with the participation of
empowered and responsible stakeholders.

WHAT HAS LLDA DONE TO


MANAGE AND PROTECT OUR
NATURAL RESOURCES?
REDUCE THE USE OF ONE OF THEIR PROGRAMS OR PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED IS THE
PLASTIC OR OTHER
WASTE. LAGUNA DE BAY WATERSHED GREENING PROGRAM, SHORELAND
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, RIVER REHABILITATION PROGRAM, ZONING
AND MANAGEMENT PLAN, AND OTHER PROJECTS THAT AIM TO
CONSERVE AND DEVELOP THE LAGUNA DE BAY REGION INTO A
VIBRANT ECONOMIC ZONE.

ADDRESS TRUNKLINES
: LLDA BUILDING, NATIONAL ECOLOGY CENTER, : (02) 8376-5430, (02) 8376-4044, (02) 8332-2341,
EAST AVENUE, DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY (02) 8376-4039, (02) 8332-2353
E-MAIL FAX
: [email protected] : (02) 8376-4061, (02) 8332-2346, (02) 8376-4067

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