The objective of this preliminary study is to support the DSM implementation as stated in the 11 Malaysia Plan. The project helps to determine the scope of work, identify focus areas and set the boundaries for before embarking into a comprehensive demand side management study to be undertaken in the period of 2018 – 2020.

this project will pursue is to maintain the integrity of aquatic ecosystems through mainstreaming biodiversity considerations into river basin management.

Towards bringing the various land utilization activities in the area spanning the protected areas of the Maliau Basin Conservation Area, the Danum Valley Conservation Areas, and the Imbak Canyon Conservations Areas in Sabah under a common and integrated management umbrella strategy in order to mainstream biodiversity, ecosystem functions and resilience, while enabling ongoing sustainable uses.

Malaysia’s HCFC Phase-out Management Plan (HPMP Stage-I), for compliance with the 2013 and 2015 control targets for HCFC consumption according to the Montreal Protocol, comprises of a combination of interventions such as technology transfer investments, policies and regulations, technical assistance, training, awareness, communications and management, coordination and monitoring in various HCFC-consuming sectors