Putrajaya

Here in Putrajaya, sustainable development practices have long been intertwined within the city’s history, as fitting of Putrajaya’s identity as a planned capital and Garden City. With over half of the city’s spaces designated as parks, water bodies and recreational areas, as well as the inclusion of a comprehensive pedestrian and cycling network, Putrajaya is pioneering sustainable living on a city-wide scale.

In line with the Malaysian Government’s call for advancing green growth for sustainability and resilience, Putrajaya Corporation (PJC) formulated a Green City action plan for Putrajaya, with the aim of developing Putrajaya into a Pioneer Township in Green Technology.  This plan, known as Putrajaya Green City 2025, is revolutionizing the city through green initiatives in 7 focus areas;

●    Integrating Nature into the Urban Fabric
●    Planning and Building
●    Transportation and Mobility
●    Energy Usage
●    Water Usage
●    Solid Waste Management 
●    City Administration and Management

-with the aim of generating over 60% of city GHG emission reduction from the 2025 base level, reducing daytime peak temperature by 2°C, as well as cutting down total waste production by 50%. 

PJC strives to cultivate wider green awareness among the younger generation via education facilities like Alam Flora’s FIKS; as well as the Reduce, Offset, Substitute & Enhance (GreenROSE) programme, which promotes and educate schoolchildren on the topic of climate change and its impacts. 

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