More than 150 people attended the General Assembly of the Partnership for Clean Air (PCA) held at ADB Headquarters, 20 October 2005. Members renewed their commitment to the Partnership, which had recently registered itself as a non-stock, non-profit corporation. It is hoped that the new structure would ensure the sustainability and effectivity of the organization. The meeting was organized by ADB, CAI-Asia, PCA, USAID and Shell.

Objectives of the General Assembly

1. General updates on the Partnership for Clean Air and other air quality projects in the Philippines
2. Setting of priority activities until the end of the year
3. Discuss activities for the Clean Air Month (November 2005)

For more information contact

Fr. Dan McNamara
Chairperson, Partnership for Clean Air
Email: manila@observatory.ph

Program [.doc, 76.8Kb]

Presentations

	Status of the Air Quality Management System including Air Quality Monitoring, Establishment of Airsheds, etc. and Efforts to Reduce Pollution from Stationary Sources [.pdf, 600.2Kb]
	Lolibeth Medrano, Environmental Management Bureau, Department of Environment and Natural Resources

	Efforts to Reduce Pollution from Motor Vehicles [.ppt, 204.8Kb]
	Reginald S. Ona, Department of Transportation and Communications

	Metro Padyakan Project [.ppt, 3560.9Kb]
	Ramon S. Ona, Metro Manila Development Authority

	Improvements in Conventional Fuels and Updates on the Alternative Fuels Program [.ppt, 512.5Kb]
	Zenaida Monsada, Department of Energy

	Health Impact of Air Quality Management Efforts [.ppt, 1823.2Kb]
	Desiree Narvaez, Health Impact of Air Quality Management Efforts

	Update on USAID Energy and Clean Air Program [.ppt, 707.5Kb]
	Renato Goco, USAID Energy and Clean Air Program

	Update on PCA, Presentation and Discussion of New PCA Structure. [.ppt, 78.8Kb]
	Fr. Dan McNamara, PCA Chairperson

	Role and Responsibilities of PCA as Local CAI-Asia network [.ppt, 440.3Kb]
	Cornie Huizenga, CAI-Asia Secretariat

	Proposed Priority Activities for PCA for the Period October 2005 to 2006 [.pdf, 843.2Kb]
	Bebet Gozun, Former PCA Chairperson