Under the 11th Malaysian Plan, Malaysia’s Economic Planning Unit (EPU), with support from UNDP, initiated a preliminary study on Demand Side Management, covering the whole spectrum of the energy sector including transportation. As part of this study, UNDP along with TCC, jointly organised a two-day training on 24-25 January 2017 for a better understanding of […]
Putrajaya, Malaysia, 7 November 2021 – The Ministry of Transport, Malaysia (MOT) hosted the presentation of “Malaysia Stocktaking Report on Sustainable Transport and Climate Change”, in cooperation with the GIZ-project “Energy Efficiency and Climate Change Mitigation in the Land Transport Sector in ASEAN Region, in short Transport and Climate Change (TCC)”. The Stocktaking report will […]
Putrajaya, 5-6 April 2021 – The 3rd International Sustainable Energy Summit (ISES), being a biennial event, was first inaugurated in 2012 as a knowledge-sharing and networking platform in fulfillment of the Strategic Thrust 5 of the National Renewable Energy Action Plan for Malaysia. Co-organised by the Sustainable Energy Development Authority of Malaysia (SEDA) and Ministry of […]
Putrajaya, 25February, 2021 – The Land and Logistic Division of Ministry of Transport organised a Data Collection/Stakeholder Workshop for Stocktaking Report Preparation at the Ministry of Transport in Putrajaya, Malaysia. The workshop was attended by 29 participants, with representatives from various ministries, government linked agencies and private sector in Malaysia. It was officiated by the […]
On 3rd April 2015, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Malaysia organized a half-day Seminar the National Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) Facility with support from UNDP Low Emission Capacity Building project and GIZ TCC in Kuala Lumpur. 39 representatives from various ministries, government linked agencies, private sector, development agencies and NGOs participated in […]
In November 2014, TCC organised together with the Ministry of Transport of Malaysia a workshop on institutional cooperation for sustainable transport policies in Malaysia. Achieving the change towards green transport alternatives in Malaysia faces the challenge of fragmented responsibilities and decision-making for transport-related policy-making within and across governmental levels. Active dialogue and coordination between the […]