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Republic Act 9003: The Ecological Solid Waste Management ...

Solid waste management financing incentives and cost recovery 1. Incentives Fiscal incentives Non-fiscal incentives 2. National Solid Waste Management Fund Special account in the National treasury to finance: products, facilities technologies and processes to enhance proper SWM; awards and incentives; research programs; IEC; technical assistance;

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