New report explores inequalities in human development by going beyond income, beyond averages, beyond today
Over 20 teams and 40 youth participated in Youth Co:Lab Malaysia 2019
Final Workshop for Biodiversity Conservation in Multiple-Use Forest Landscapes in Sabah, Malaysia
The report is a framework to be used to identify entry points for judiciary reform.
From last mile to first
By Benjamin Ong and Yin Wei Chong, UNDP Accelerator Lab Malaysia
Malaysia, like many countries in Southeast Asia, is witnessing rapid growth and development. This is especially visible in the rise of cities outside the capital, Kuala Lumpur.
Low Carbon Cities - Malaysia’s Response to Global Climate Emergency
By Nasha Lee, Environment Analyst
The 2019 UN Climate Change Conference, known as COP 25, is currently underway in the Spanish capital of Madrid. Within the halls of the negotiations, as negotiators discuss more ambitious action on climate change, the phrase “climate emergency” has been used generously.
Deadline 2030
The Sustainable Development Goals are a first in human history—a global compact to create a future where nobody is left behind. The 17 goals were adopted by all countries at the United Nations in September 2015. They encompass every aspect of human and planetary wellbeing; a universal call to action to end poverty, to protect Earth and ensure all people enjoy peace and prosperity. They also come with a deadline: 2030.
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About Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei Darussalam
54.1 %
Women in Labour force
0.6%
Poverty rate
USD10,796
GNI per capita
12.1% (Terrestrial) 3.36% (Marine)
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