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The program is subject to change without prior notice.

ONE STOP CENTREFOLD (OSC) 4.0

The OSC 4.0 PPJ System (One Stop Center) is an innovative, fully digital development process for Putrajaya, utilizing IR 4.0 technology. This online system aligns with the Putrajaya Smart City Blueprint and Green City 2025 vision, replacing traditional methods. It won the Silver Award in the Technology and Solution category at the 2024 LivCom Awards.

SPEAKER:

TPr. Norazle bin Malek

Director of Planning and Development Control
Putrajaya Corporation

RIVER OF LIFE & HERITAGE TRAILS

The "River of Life & Heritage Trails" project in Kuala Lumpur revitalizes the Klang and Gombak rivers, connecting historic areas with the rejuvenated riverfronts. The initiative aims to improve water quality, enhance accessibility, and create public spaces, while preserving and showcasing Kuala Lumpur's heritage through walking trails and heritage sites.

SPEAKER:

Mohamad Shahrul Faisal bin Ismail

Architect, Department of Project Implementation and Building Maintenance
Kuala Lumpur City Hall

PUTRAJAYA LAKE AND WETLAND

This program provides a nature-based solution to enhance environmental quality, health, and well-being.

Putrajaya Lake, spanning 400 hectares, was completed in 2002 to enhance the city's aesthetics, support recreation, and attract tourism. The Putrajaya Wetland, Malaysia's first man-made wetland and the largest tropical freshwater wetland, was completed in 1998, transforming an oil palm plantation into a wetland ecosystem.

SPEAKER:

Puan Normaliza binti Noordin

Science Officer, Senior Principal Assistant Director
Putrajaya Corporation

CARETON @PUTRAJAYA

Waste-to-Wealth / Recycling Economy

This initiative involves recycling used beverage cartons (UBC) into eco-friendly materials like poly aluminum boards (PolyAI), roofing materials, and recycled paper, which are used for creating structures, furniture, and souvenirs.

SPEAKER:

TPr. Wang Tze Wee

Town Planner, Senior Principal Assistant Director
Putrajaya Corporation

GOKL BUS & KL COMMAND AND CONTROL CENTRE (KLCCC)

GOKL provides eco-friendly, affordable transportation in Kuala Lumpur with 86 electric buses. Malaysians and children under 12 ride for free, while non-citizens pay RM1 for unlimited travel. Buses connect to train stations and attractions like KLCC and Menara KL.

The Kuala Lumpur Control & Command Centre (KLCCC) in Bukit Jalil helps monitor traffic and issues like accidents in real-time. With 5,000 CCTV cameras across 2,100 km, the "City Manager" app supports DBKL in managing public law violations, promoting sustainability.

SPEAKER:

Ts. Rahayu binti Mohammad Taib

Civil Engineer, DBKL Urban Transportation Department
Kuala Lumpur City Hall

KUALA LUMPUR UNDERGROUND UTILITY DATA CENTRE (KLUDC)

The Kuala Lumpur Underground Utility Data Centre (KLUDC) is a comprehensive system developed for JPPH, utilizing data from JPM DBKL. It features web applications for managing underground utility mapping and facilitates information sharing through interactive Geospatial web apps among DBKL users, enabling regular control and monitoring of the data.

SPEAKER:

Ir. Ts. Mohd Osnizam bin Othman

Senior Deputy Director (Electrical), Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Kuala Lumpur City Hall

URBAN FARMING

The KL Urban Farming initiative aims to build sustainable and resilient urban farming communities, reducing household expenses, creating income opportunities, and promoting healthy food. It focuses on optimizing land use, encouraging youth participation, and developing urban farms for tourism, education, and food security, with guidelines to ensure organized participation from the community and stakeholders.

SPEAKER:

Nour Sharifah Hafiezah binti Abd Rani

Department of Landscape and Recreation Development
Kuala Lumpur City Hall

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