Property and Construction Sector Roundtable Series 2022

Listen to these sessions to find out how Malaysia can strengthen its climate ambition, understand the challenges we are facing and how these can be overcome. 90% of Malaysia’s population is estimated to be living in cities by 2050. The built environment contributes to approximately 40% of Malaysia’s carbon footprint encompassing emissions throughout it’s entire lifecycle including final energy use. Further, two-thirds of the building area that exists today will still exist in 2050 necessitating upgrades and retrofitting to lower their carbon impact. The property development and construction sectors involve a diverse range of stakeholders and a concerted effort is required to achieve decarbonization. Join in the following roundtables that will discuss the high-impact areas requiring urgent attention.

Session 1: Towards a Low Carbon Property and Construction Sector- Cities Engagement Session

2.00 pm- 3.30 pm [Virtual] Wednesday 17 August 2022

Session 2: Ecological and Biodiversity Preservation Engagement Session

2.00 pm- 3.30 pm [Virtual] Wednesday 14 September 2022