A program for the Manila Bay rehabilitation was launched online on Friday. It is dubbed as the Integrated Mapping, Monitoring, Modelling, and Management System for Manila Bay and Linked Environments (IM4ManilaBay) Program, and was introduced along with its component projects to concerned stakeholders and the general public.
MMDA clean-up crew starts dredging mud and garbage build up under the Manila Yacht club as the Manila bay rehabilitation program starts Jan. 27, 2019.
“The program aims to characterize Manila Bay and its watershed and linked environments to provide information for policy formulation/reviews, rehabilitation/treatment, and management through water quality monitoring and mapping, hydrodynamic and hydrologic modelling, and dredge materials and solid waste management,” the agency said.
PCIEERD said that IM4ManilaBay Program is correspondingly instrumental and contributory to President Rodrigo Duterte’s Administrative Order No.
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