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Putrajaya Corporation as one of the implementing agencies of Series 2 of the camp presented the functions
and importance of Putrajaya Lake and Wetlands to participants from higher learning institutions including
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)

and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR).

5.3 QUICK FACTS

Table 5.1: Water Loss Rate in Putrajaya from 2015 to 2020

Year 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Amount of treated 24,312,285 25,147,412 26,290,642 27,051,975 26,680,374 28,084,916

water generated
(m3)

Amount of water 21,648,150 21,331,861 21,900,836 22,586,900 22,132,634 23,495,901
(m3)

NRW (m3) 2,664,135 3,815,551 4,389,806 4,465,075 4,547,740 4,589,015

NRW (%) 10.96 15.17 16.70 16.51 17.05 16.34

Source : MURNInet Sustainable City Indicator Report 2015-2021

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Table 5.2: Comparison of River and Lake Water Quality Index

River & Lake Water Quality Index
L

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Sungai Chuau 83.3 81.9 78.4 78.7 80.2 70.1 73.6 73.1 77.5 84.6
Inlet
(Kelas II) (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas II) (Kelas II)
Lake water II) II) II) II) III) III) III)
91.5
88.7 90.4 90.5 90.0 90.4 90.4 91.3 92.8 93.3
(Kelas II)
(Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas II) (Kelas I) (Kelas I)
II) II) II) II) II) II)

89.7 87.1 90.9 89.8 89.4 87.6 90.6 89.8 90.5 92.6

Putrajaya Dam (kelas II) (kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas (Kelas II) (Kelas II) (Kelas II)
II) II) II) II) II) II)

Source: Environment, Lake & Wetlands Division, Putrajaya Corporation

Table 5.3: Benefits of Using Lake Water as an Alternative Water Source

Subject 2002-2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Approved 589.06 181.99 389.98 363.96 153.20 70.00 71.42
Annual Lake
Water Intake
(million liters)

Savings RM956,437 RM293,004 RM627,868 RM585,976 RM246,652 RM112,700 RM114,989
Compared to
the Use of equivalent equivalent equivalent equivalent equivalent equivalent equivalent
Treated to: to: to: to: to: to: to:
Water 945 964
Resources 7,788 2,386 5,112 4,912 2,068
(RM)(1) people people people people people people people

Annual Water

(

2)

Notes:
(1) Based on the government department rate of RM1.61/m3.
(2) Estimates based on Malaysia’s average daily domestic water consumption (203 liters/people) x 365 days .

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6.0

SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT

6.1 CAREton@Putrajaya

6.1.1 Exhibition in Conjunction with the JomChillOut@KafeTEEN Programme

The #JomChillOut@KafeTEEN programme organized by The Ministry of Women, Family and
Community Development (KPWKM) was held on 19 December 2020 at Phase 4B Square,
Presint 8 Putrajaya. The programme aimed to provide opportunities for adolescents to gain
access to kafeTEEN services especially on reproductive health and social education during the
post-Movement Control Order (PKP) period.

At the KafeTEEN Youth Centre, there were counselors and specialist doctors providing services
in the form of guidance on health and identity skills to teenagers in facing the challenges and
changes of the internet age and the Industrial Revolution 4.0.

A truck that had been converted into a mobile premise for the KafeTEEN Youth Centre.

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Among the side activities that were also held included the Clean & Care Programme, FACE (Family and
Community Empowerment) Adolescent RH (Reproductive Health) Exploration and an exhibition by Waste

Awareness Movement for ecobricks products using single use plastic.

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The CAREton@Putrajaya team from Putrajaya community also participated in the programme to
introduce and promote upcycle products using used beverage cartons (UBC)

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The Minister of Women, Family and Community Development visiting the CAREton@Putrajaya exhibition hall.

Members of the CAREton@Putrajaya team comprising residents and members of the Putrajaya Senior Citizens
Association (PerWEP).

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6.1.2 CAREton@Putrajaya Competition: UBC Products

Putrajaya Corporation organized the UBC Product Competition which took place from 3 February 2021 to
23 April 2021. In the competition, the participants were required to produce ‘lamps’ from used beverage
cartons (UBC).

There were four (4) competition categories, namely open category, primary school, secondary school and
senior citizens. Participation was free and open to all Putrajaya residents. A total of 40 entries were received.

Among the products that were produced by the participants of the UBC Product Competition in all four categories.

Judging Session
The judging session was held on 26 April 2021 at the Putrajaya Corporation Complex. The panel of judges
consisted of representatives from Putrajaya Corporation as well as the strategic partners, namely Tetra
Pak® Malaysia and Nestle MILO® UHT company.

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In addition to evaluating in terms of material use and creativity, the function of the product was also one of
the main evaluation criteria.

CAREton@Putrajaya Competition Prize Giving Ceremony: UBC Products
The CAREton@Putrajaya competition prize giving ceremony: UBC Products was organized on 7
October 2021 at the Putrajaya Corporation Complex.

The ceremony was officiated by Encik Shamsul Bahrin, Vice President of Town Planning, Putrajaya Corporation
and was attended by representatives from the strategic partners, namely YBhg. Dato’ Adnan Pawanteh, Director
of Corporate Affairs, Nestle (Malaysia) Berhad Group and Puan Terrynz Tan, Director of Sustainability, Tetra

Pak Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines and Indonesia.

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List of the Winners: Name Placing

Categories Mohd Zairi Bin Zainudin 1st Place
Mohd Salehudin Soaimain 2nd Place
Open Category 3rd Place

Primary School Category 1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place

Secondary School Category Muhammad Hafeez Putra Bin Rosleem 1st Place
Sim Kai Jun 2nd Place
3rd Place

1. Hajjah Hasnah Rodo 1st Place
2. Ahmad Bin Amran 2nd Place
3. Salleh Bin Atan 3rd Place
4.

1.
2.
3. Zakaria Bin Omar

The winners received a certification, hamper and cash worth RM600.00 (1st place), RM500.00 (2nd place),
RM400.00 (3rd place), RM200.00 (Consolation)

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1st Place winner in Open Category 1st Place winner in Primery School
Category (representative).

1st Place winner in Secondary School 1st Place winner in Senior Citizen Category
Category (representative).

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Primary School Category Primary School Category Primary School Category Third Place.
First Place. Runner-up.

Secondary School Category Secondary School Category Primary School Category
First Place. Runner-up. Third Place.

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Open Category First Place. Open Category Runner-up. Open Category Third Place.

Senior Citizen Category Senior Citizen Category Senior Citizen Category Third
First Place. Runner-up. Place.

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Appreciation for Judges and Strategic Partners

Presentation of certificate of appreciation to the judges and strategic partners (Tetra Pak Malaysia & Nestle
Malaysia). Putrajaya Corporation also recieve a token of appreciation from the strategik partners.

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Press Conference and Exhibitions

A press conference was held at the Putrajaya Corporation Sustainable Corner to promote the CAREton@
Putrajaya programme.

The Vice President of Town Planning with the strategic partners of the CAREton@
Putrajaya programme at the press conference

The Vice President of City Planning Department along with the strategic partners
admiring the products that had been produced by the winners of the competition.

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The information corner showcasing the processes The exhibition corner of the winners of the CAREton@
and results of UBC recycling Putrajaya competition: UBC products

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6.1.3 Sustainable Corner

To promote and highlight the CAREton@Putrajaya Programme, Putrajaya Corporation set up a Sustainable
Corner in the lobby of Block C, Putrajaya Corporation Complex to display products made from recycled
materials, namely polyAl boards. This space was also used to carry out activities involving the community.
The sustainable corner was a collaborative project with CAREton@Putrajaya’s strategic partner, Tetra Pak
Malaysia.

Among the products produced from polyAl boards included high table sets, benches, wardrobes and clothes
hangers.

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6.2 FOOD WASTE COMPOSTING PROGRAMME

The initiative for food waste composting has been underway in Putrajaya since March 2010. The
food waste composting programme is one of the efforts to reduce the rate and amount of food
waste generated by the community. The food waste collected will be processed and composted

There are 2 sizes of compost fertilizers
produced from food waste, namely 1kg
and 5kg

Compost fertilizers produced from food waste have been supplied free of charge to the orchards
managed by the Putrajaya community. Among them are the Putrajaya Urban Farming 4 (KK4),
Precinct 14 and the garden in Apartment Phase 1C, Precinct 16. The purpose of handing over the
compost fertilizer is to test its effectiveness and for further improvements.

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The compost fertilizer supplied to community gardens will be monitored for a month to test its effectiveness
compared to other chemical fertilizers

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The practice of upcycle was also applied in the garden in Apartment Phase 1C, Precinct 16

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6.3 Pre-loved Clothes Collection Programme in Putrajaya

In 2018, the estimated amount of waste disposed by concessionaires in 7 states that adopted the Solid
Waste and Public Cleansing Management Act 2017 (Act 672) namely Perlis, Kedah, Federal Territories of
Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Johor and Pahang reached 3.1 million tons per year.
6.3% of the total was textile waste (Malaysian Solid Waste Management Compendium – SWCorp).

Looking at the situation, Kloth Cares together with Selangor Youth Community (SAY) and Life Line Clothing
Malaysia Sdn Bhd (LLCM) with the support of SWCorp started the “Fabric Recycling Movement” to call on
the community to dispose of unwanted textiles into textile recycling bins. The movement organized a textile
collection campaign at petrol stations and shopping malls around the Klang Valley, Melaka and Negeri
Sembilan.

Textile Recycling Bin Facility in Putrajaya
Putrajaya also became a pre-loved clothing collection location where several government agencies
collaborated with Kloth Cares by making their respective building a textile collection centre. These centres
allowed the residents to send their unused textiles.

The Textile Recycling Bin at the Energy The Textile Recycling Bin at the Ministry
Commission Building, Precinct 2. of Housing and Local Government,

Precinct 4.

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Pre-loved Clothes Collection Day

Putrajaya Pre-loved Clothes Collection Day was held from 19 to 20 September 2020. This programme
was organized by the Association of Religious Officers (PKPU JAKIM) in collaboration with Life Line
Clothing Malaysia Sdn Bhd. The main objective of the programme was to provide opportunities for
the community to recycle used clothing as well as promoting the recycling cultures.

Life Line Clothing Malaysia Sdn Bhd is a textile recycling company that collects and supplies textile
surplus or waste in Malaysia. The collected textiles will be segregated for recycling. Further, clothes,
shoes, bags and wearable linens will be collected for export to developing countries in Africa and
the Pacific countries as bundle garments.

The collection programme was held at the parking lot Employees of the recycling company collecting textiles
of the Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque, Precinct 3 from the residents

Putrajaya.

The items collected through this programme included;
• New/used clothes
• Fabrics & Textiles (Sheets, pillowcases, curtains, handkerchiefs, blankets, comforters /
quilts)
• Other items (belts, wallets, shoes, bags, handbags and others)

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The items collected were stacked in sacks to be weighed and then loaded into a truck.

The programme which lasted for 2 days managed to collect 119,166.9 kg of clothes and used items. The
proceeds of the used clothing collection programme will be channeled to charities and welfare centres such
as the National Cancer Council (MAKNA).

6.4 QUICK FACTS

Table 6.1: Solid Waste Rate in Putrajaya

Year Total Solid Waste Solid Waste Waste (kg) Waste
(kg) (tons/day) (tons/day)
27,757,460
2014 34,473,700 94.4 28,987,590 76.0
2015 37,613,320 103.1 29,360,290 79.4
2016 40,084,760 109.8 28,903,840 80.4
2017 41,516,810 113.7 30,191,620 79.2
2018 42,797,900 117.2 30,539,680 82.7
2019 40,729,370 111.5 30,906,280 83.7
2020 41,337,840 113.3 33,740,220 84.7
2021 45,890,020 125.7 92.4

Source: Environmental Health Division, Putrajaya Corporation

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Table 6.2: Domestic Solid Waste Rate per Capita in Putrajaya from 2014 to 2021

Year Waste (kg)1 2 (kg/capita/day)

2014 27,757,460 82,200 0.93
2015 28,987,590 81,400 0.98
2016 29,360,290 84,400 0.95
2017 28,903,840 86,900 0.91
2018 30,191,620 90,400 0.92
2019 30,539,680 103,800 0.81
2020 30,906,280 113,300 0.75
2021 33,740,220 116,100 0.80

Source: (1), (3) Environmental Health Division, Putrajaya Corporation.
(2) MURNInet 2014-2021.

Table 6.3: Recycling Rate in Putrajaya from 2014 to 2021

Total Recycled Recycling
Rate (%)
Year Waste (kg) (kg)
7
2014 27,757,460 2,220,000 7
2015 28,987,590 2,232,837 8
2016 29,360,290 2,382,172 9
2017 28,903,840 2,503,000 9
2018 30,191,620 2,837,733 10
2019 30,539,680 3,101,901 14
2020 30,906,280 4,314,204 16
2021 33,740,220 5,310,747

Source: Environmental Health Division, Putrajaya Corporation.

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7.0

CITY ADMINISTRATION
AND MANAGEMENT

7.1 PUTRAJAYA GREEN INITIATIVE AWARD 2021 (AIH PUTRAJAYA
2021)

The Putrajaya Green Initiative Award (AIH Putrajaya) was resumed for 2021 with two major
improvements:
• addition of new participation categories, namely public and private institutions.
• participants were required to submit utility bills for electricity, water or the collection of recycled
materials as supporting documents on the effectiveness of initiatives that have been implemented.

These new improvements were aimed at extending green practices to public and private premises
as well as as an approach to educating the community and employees to constantly monitor the
use of electricity and water in their respective premises. Monitoring can be done through physical
monthly bills or e-billing systems introduced by utility companies. Collection of recyclable items
can be monitored through the membership system in the rewardS@S incentive programme by
Alam Flora in addition to physical sales receipts.

AIH Putrajaya 2021 was held from 20 July to 30 September 2021. As in the previous year, three
initiatives that attracted participation were electricity saving, water saving and solid waste
reduction. Participation in AIH Putrajaya 2021 was free and open to all residents and employees
in Putrajaya

AIH Putrajaya 2021 promotion using social media on FB Bandar Hijau Putrajaya

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A total of 33 entries were received this year. These included 19 entries for the individual category
and 14 entries for the public and private institution categories. Of the total entries, 13 were
electricity saving initiative entries; 7 entries for water saving initiatives and 13 entries for solid
waste management initiatives.

Apart from the green initiative video, participants were also required to submit supporting documents such as
records of electricity, water consumption and collection of recyclables.

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Judging Session for AIH Putrajaya 2021

The AIH Putrajaya 2021 judging session was held on 9 November 2021 at the Putrajaya Lake Club. The
panel of judges comprised representatives from Putrajaya Corporation as well as AIH Putrajaya strategic
partners, namely the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Malaysia, Tenaga Nasional Berhad,
Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn. Bhd. and Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd.

Evaluation by the panel of judges based on 5 main criteria namely: creativity, effectiveness of the initiative, adherence
to the theme, video presentation method and record of electricity, water or 3R collection.

AIH Putrajaya 2021 Award Ceremony
The AIH Putrajaya 2021 Ceremony was held on 7 December 2021 at the Putrajaya Corporation Complex
and the award was presented by YBhg. Datuk Muhammad Azmi Bin Mohd Zain, President of Putrajaya
Corporation. The winners of AIH Putrajaya received certificates of participation and cash prizes as follows:
first place RM600; second place RM500; third place RM400 and consolation prizes of RM200.

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YBhg. Datuk Muhammad Azmi Bin Mohd Zain, President of Putrajaya Corporation delivered the opening speech at
the Putrajaya Green Initiative Award Presentation Ceremony at Seri Melati Hall.

First place in the individual category for electricity saving First place in the individual category for water saving
initiatives - Nur Qamarina Binti Norazali. initiatives - Tengku Shameer Bin Tengku Hazarul Ismail.

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First place in the individual category for solid waste First place in the public and private institution category

management initiatives - Muhammad Shahmi Bin for electricity saving initiatives - Putrajaya Precinct 16(1)

Kamarul Ariffin. National Secondary School.

First place in the public and private institution category First place in the public and private institution category

for water saving initiatives - Heriot-Watt University for solid waste management initiatives - SMK Putrajaya

Malaysia. Precinct 14(1) National Secondary School.

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The AIH Putrajaya panel of judges comprising Presentation of certificate of appreciation and souvenirs
representatives from the United Nations Development to representative from AIH Putrajaya strategic partner,
Programme (UNDP), Tenaga Nasional Berhad,
Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn. Bhd. and Alam Flora Sdn. Tenaga Nasional Berhad.

Bhd.

Presentation of certificate of appreciation and souvenirs Presentation of certificate of appreciation and souvenirs
to representative from AIH Putrajaya strategic partner, to representative from AIH Putrajaya strategic partner,

Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn. Bhd. Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd.

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Some of the products by the winners of AIH Putrajaya 2021 were also on
display at the event.

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7.2 BUILD YOUR IDEAL GREEN CITY IN 2030

The ‘Build Your Ideal Green City in 2030’ competition was
organized by Heriot-Watt University Malaysia in collaboration
with Putrajaya Corporation, the Ministry of Science, Technology
and Innovation (MOSTI) and the Institution of Mechanical
Engineers (IMechE). The competition took place from 11
January 2021 until 24 July 2021.

The main objective of the competition was to underline the
importance of environmental sustainability to young students
and provide space for young students to highlight creative
ideas in green city development.

The competition was open to Form 5 students from schools in Malaysia and year 11 IGCSE
students from international schools in Malaysia. Participants were required to produce an e-Poster
explaining the design ideas and innovations they wanted to produce in addressing issues based
on one of the four Sustainable Development Goals:

a. SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
b. SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
c. SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
d. SDG 13: Climate Action

Only the shortlisted entries qualified for the next evaluation stage, which was the online pitching session.

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2nd Stage (Final Pitching)
7 entrants made it to the finals and subsequently submitted their Final Pitching concept and green city
proposals to the jury panel online on 24 July 2021.

The jury panel comprised representatives from Heriot-Watt University, Putrajaya Corporation and the Institution of
Mechanical Engineers

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The participants demonstrated skills in presenting the findings and suggestions of ideas in addressing issues
related to the environment as well as the identified problems of a township.

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Winners of the Build Your Ideal Green City in 2030 Competition

As a result of the online judging session and the video public voting, 5 groups were selected as the winners,
namely:

GROUP NAME SCHOOL NAME PRIZE

First Place Blossom Thinkers SMJK Chong Hwa, Gombak £1,400 (Student), £600 (School)
Second Place
MAUI SMK Putrajaya Precinct 9(2) of Appreciation
Third Place Appreciation
Consolation UTP (Urban Tropic SMK St. John (M), Bukit Appreciation
Planners) Nanas

Team Mamak SMK Bukit Mewah

Consolation THE EAGLES SMK St. John (M), Appreciation
Bukit Nanas

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7.3 PROMOTING LOCAL CROPS

Community gardens continue to grow in Putrajaya as a result of the initiative of residents’
associations with the support of Putrajaya Corporation and the Department of Agriculture. The
development of community gardens is also in line with the ‘Sustainable Development Goals 2030’
(SDGs), in particular SGD 2 which encourages local governments to promote urban agricultural
activities on public and private land. At the same time, it can ensure that the local food chain is
secure.

In terms of low carbon cities, the development of community gardens also indirectly has a positive
impact on reducing the carbon footprint through the reduction of the purchase of agricultural
products from outside Putrajaya which results in the need for long distance travel trips.

Overall, there are three types of community gardens in Putrajaya:
i. Putrajaya Urban Farming: developed in public open space and equipped with greenhouses.
ii. Community Gardens: developed in green space in residential areas.
iii. Stingless Bee Farm: developed in gardens with flowering trees that are the source of food
for stingless bee to produce honey.

(The locations of Putrajaya community gardens and stigless bee farms are as shown in Figure 7.1.)

Agricultural produce from community gardens is also turned into a local community product that
can be commercialised. Throughout 2021, two new community garden sites have been developed
in Precinct 16 and Precinct 17.

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Figure 7.1: Locations of Putrajaya community gardens and stingless bee farms

Source: Landscape and Park Department, Putrajaya Corporation

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Community Garden Precinct 16

The Community Garden in Precinct 16 covers an area of 0.17 acres and is managed by
Apartmen Phase 1C community, Precinct 16.

The vegetables grown include brazilian spinach, water spinach, long beans and others.

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Crispy Brazilian Spinach is produced as a by-product and the estimated generate monthly sales of about
RM800 to the garden members

Hydroponic planting system is also carried
out in the garden. The system uses new
technology combining a solar technology
system to pump water and fertilizer.

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Pudina Community Garden Precinct 17

The Pudina Community Garden Precinct 17 covers an area of 0.5 acres and managed by the PPAM Pudina community.
The garden focuses on fertigation-type vegetables that are easier to maintain and can reduce pest attacks. The main

crops include eggplant and mustard greens.

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7.4 PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

7.4.1 Virtual IGEM2021 Exhibition

The International Greentech and Eco Products Exhibition and Conference Malaysia (IGEM) 2021 was virtually
held from 1 July to 31 December 2021 with the theme “Redefining Sustainability”. IGEM 2021 successfully
attracted 133 exhibitors from within and outside the country. Putrajaya Corporation also participated in
IGEM 2021 to promote and highlight the green initiatives that have been carried out in Putrajaya.

IGEM2021 site featuring key features such as conference space, business matching space and exhibition space
that can be accessed by visitors 24 hours.

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The 3 main targets towards the development of Putrajaya Low Carbon Green City were the main
topics highlighted in the exhibition.

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Information on the green initiatives that have been implemented in Putrajaya based on 7 focus area namely
City Planning and Building, Integrating Urban Nature into the Urban Fabric, Transportation and Mobility,

Energy Usage, Water Usage, Solid Waste Management and City Administration and Management.

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Three main videos were shown on Putrajaya Pocket Talk on low carbon mobility in Putrajaya.
solid waste management, lake and wetland

management initiatives.

Throughout IGEM2021, Putrajaya Corporation virtual exhibition was visited by 215 visitors, 95%
were locals and 5% were international visitors.

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7.4.2 Malaysia Low Carbon Cities Conference

Malaysia Low Carbon Cities Conference 2021 (MyL3C) was virtually organised by The Ministry of Environment
and Water (KASA) in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on 13 July
2021.

The objective of MyL3C was to provide leadership and encouragement to cities towards low carbon urban
transformation as well as showcase examples of local and international cities with best practices in climate
action plans. The virtual conference was officiated by the Minister of Environment and Water, YB Dato’ Sri
Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man. In conjunction with MyL3C, the National Low Carbon Cities Masterplan was also
been launched.

5 major cities under the Green Technology Application for Launch of the National Low Carbon Cities Masterplan

the Development of Low Carbon Cities project. document.

The conference attracted about 1,575 participants from ministries, government agencies, state governments,
local authorities and professional bodies as well as NGOs. A total of 5 sessions with various themes were
prepared as follows:

i. Plenary Session 1: Building a Low-carbon, Resilient Recovery from the Covid-19 Crisis.
ii. Plenary Session 2: Low Carbon Cities Policy & Urban Planning – Potential & Future Prospect.
iii. Key Sharing Session: The Role of Public Transport & Transit-Oriented Development in China’s
Urban Transportation.
iv. Deep Dive Session 1: Sectoral Strategies for Transitioning to Low Carbon Cities.
v. Deep Dive Session 2: Low Carbon Success Stories by Cities.

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Putrajaya Corporation participated as a panellist in the Deep Dive: Low Carbon Success Stories by
Cities session to share the Low Carbon Green City initiative in Putrajaya.

Representatives from Putrajaya Corporation, Kuala Lumpur City Hall and Iskandar Malaysia shared the achievements
of the effort towards low carbon cities.

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7.5 SNAKES AND LADDERS BOARD GAME@LAMAN SDGS

Laman SDGs is a facility provided at the Putrajaya Corporation Complex to promote the 17 Sustainable
Development Goals in an effort to achieve the sustainability of a city. In addition, the space also allows the
public and visitors to use it to relax, read and carry out small scale activities.

Among the facilities provided at Laman SDGs include SDGs benches and bookshelves for
the public to read for free.

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BEFORE AFTER

The empty space enhanced with snakes and ladders board game of green city practice as educational material to the
younger generation.

Part of the spin dice structure that uses recycled materials from used beverage cartons, namely polyAluminum board.

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PUTRAJAYA GREEN CITY COMMITTEES, APPENDIX A
PUTRAJAYA CORPORATION

PATRON

YBhg. Dato’ TPr. Fadlun Bin Mak Ujud
President, Putrajaya Corporation

CHAIRMAN

En. Shamsul Bahrin Bin Rahmat
Vice President City Planning

MEMBERS

Pn. Noor Sita Binti Abbas (TPr.) En. Mustafa Kamal Bin Ismail
Director Sustainable Development & Housing Division, Director Horticulture and Urban Farming Division,
City Planning Department Landscape & Park Department

Pn. Hjh. Salmah Binti Hj Salman (TPr.) Pn. Asmah Binti Yahaya
Planning & Development Control Division, Director Operation & Recreation Division,
City Planning Department Landscape & Park Department

Tn. Hj. Zainal Ariffin Bin Baseri En. Haris Bin Kasim (LAr.)
Director Building Control & Urban Design Division, Director Landscape Management & Maintenance
City Planning Department Division,
Pn. Ruhselah Binti Hj. Ismail Landscape & Park Department.
Director Environment, Lakes & Wetland Division, Dr. Mohd Helmi Bin Abdul Hamid
City Planning Department Director Environmental Health Division,
En. Muhamad Zubir Bin Saran (Ir.) City Services Department
Director Road Division, En. Ahmad Faizal Bin Abu Bakar
Engineering & Maintenance Department Senior Assistant Director, Procurement Management
En. Megat Ahmad Tarmizi Bin Che Aini, Section,
Director Facility Management Division, Finance Department
Engineering & Maintenance Department Traffic & Public Transport Division
Tn. Hj. Jalani Bin Abdullah Engineering & Maintenance Department
Director Project Management Division,
Engineering & Maintenance Department

SECRETARIAT
(PUTRAJAYA GREEN CITY SECTION):

Wang Tze Wee (TPr.)
Nor Hasimah Binti Haji Samod
Muhammad Fahri Bin Zulkipli