ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA : Malaysian Spatial Planning Initiative Alias bin Rameli Director, Research and Development Division, PLANMalaysia SPATIAL PLANNING PLATFORM (SPP)  SIDE EVENT | IMPLEMENTING TERRITORIAL/SPATIAL PLANNING SYSTEMS AND STRENGTHENING LOCAL CAPACITIES TO ACHIEVE SDGS & NUA 10 February 2020 | Room 13 | Session Code : SE33 MALAYSIAN.g DEVELOPMENT PLANNING FRAMEWORK akice. Kwater Liewer 。 MALAYSIA
Planning Governance FEDERAL MINISTRY OF F EDERAL TERRITORIES PLANMalaysia Federal . Department and Agencies
REGIONAL / STATE
. STATE GOVERNMENT •  PLANMalaysia@States -12 States  in Peninsular Malaysia
LOCAL
•  LOCAL AUTHORITIES (100 Local Authorities in Peninsular Malaysia, including Federal Territories   of Kuala  Lumpur and Putrajaya) SHARED PROSPERITY VISION 2030 Legal Provision Sec. 6B(2)(b) National Urbanisation Policy (NUP) National Rural Physical Planning Policy -。 National Physical Plan for Coastal Zones Paragraph  6A(5)(b) Central Forest Spine Action Plan Sec. 7-11 Structure Plan Sec. 12-16A Local Plan Sec. 16B Special Area Plan Every level must  implement, monitor and  review : •  Flexibility Effectiveness ന
NPP3 Goal Achieving a resilient and liveable nation IHRUST 1 Dynamic Urban  And  Rural Growth IHRUST 2 Spatial Sustainability And Resilience To Climate Change IHRUST 3 Building Inclusive And Liveable Communities REVIEWED EVERY 5 YEARS

POPULATION  &  URBANISATION
Population Target Urbanisation Target Public Transportation target
Sabah & Federal Territory of Labuan
Infrastructure Development Performance Achievement target Clean and Treated Water Coverage Carbon Dioxide Emission Target Reduction of GHGs emission intensity fron GDP in year 2020 as compared to year 2005 level. Reduction of GHGs emission intensity fron GDP in year 2030 as compared to year 2005 level. Reduction of GHGs emission intensity fron GDP in year 2040 as compared to year 2015 level. 5
NUP2 VISION “SUSTAINABLE CITIES   FOR PEOPLE'S WELL-BEING" 2016-2025
Planning Legislations & Capacity Building PLANNING RESEARCH AND GUIDELINES Regional & Territorial Planning National Development Plans Development Plans ANNING INFORMATION SYSTEM, DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM TOWARDS BIG DATA •  Town and Country Planning Act, 1976 National Physical Planning Council (Chaired by PM) State Planning Committee (SPC) Planning Appeal Board 37 Planning Guidelines Youth City Smart City Safe City Affordable Housing etc. 3  Regional Planning Committee •  Central Forest Spine •  12 State Structure Plan •  71 Local Plan •  Special Area Plan MUO
Malaysian Urban Rural National Indicators Network for Sustainable Development •PORTAL MURNInets 2.0 DIMENSION D R INDICATOR2 SPATIAL PLANNING INHIATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA Pwtrojayo MALAYSIA
Planning Legislations & Capacity Building National Development  Plans Planning Information System, Decision Support System towards Big Data 7/12 targets 8/8 targets 9/10 targets 4/5 targets 9/10 targets MUO 10
. Broadband Penetration Rate JRNInets INDICATO Number of Disaster Risk Management and Implementation Initiative Number of Environmental Management Initiative Percentage of Affordable Housing Provided/State Target Percentage of Residential Land Use Within 400m from Public Facilities Ratio of Public Nuisance Complaint Cases/1000 population Happiness Index Percentage of Reduction in Crime Index Percentage of Changes in Non-Built up Area Urbanization Rate . Ratio of Public Open Space / 1000 population Rate of Application for Open Space Gazzetment Conservation of Forest Reserve and Public Park Number of Integrated Public Transport Terminal/Stations ▪  MURNInets | Sustainable Development (39 indicators)
THRUST Urban Spatial Development ❏ Formulation of Spatial Planning Documents ▷  National Physical Plan  3 (NPP3) >  National Urban Policy 2 (NUP2) >  National Rural Physical Plan 2030 (NRPP) NPP3 :  49  Implementation actions NUP2 : 24 Implementation actions NRPP : 35  Implementation actions ❏ Establishment of Regional Planning Committee and Regional Plans New ❏ Preparation of state and local development plans > Structure Plan (State)  Local Plan (Local Authority) A ▷ Special Area Plan NPP3 :  8  Implementation actions NUP2 : 22  Implementation actions NRPP : 23  Implementation actionsلاPlanning Information System And Decision Making System △ i-Plan > MUO ▷ MURNINETs >   Various localised planning toolsلاTraining and capacity building for urban planners Development for Social Inclusion and Ending Poverty Commitments口 Planning Guidelines U R B A N AGENDA H III (B) NPP3： 8  Implementation actions NUP2 : 18  Implementation actions ❏ Planning Research and Guidelines NPP3 :  30  Implementation actions NUP2 : 35  Implementation actions NRPP : 25  Implementation actions ❏ Planning Research and Guidelines Sustainable and Inclusive Urban Prosperity and Opportunities for All Building The Urban Governance Structure: establishing a supportive ramework [HRUS] Environmentall Sustainable And Resilient Urban Development Y  Planning Legislation And Regulation ▷ Physical Planning in Fed. Constitution ▷ Act 172, Act 267 ▷  MPFN, SPC, Appeal Board ▷ Planning rules ❏ Planning Research and Guidelines NPP3： 14 Implementation actions NUP2 : 14  Implementation actions NRPP : 31  Implementation actions 13 PROMOTING AND IMPLEMENTING 3 THE SDGs AGENDA |Integrating Climate Change Mitigation NATIONAL Measures in Local Plan • Low Carbon City Planning Guidelines Management
ldentify type of hazard 1. 2 Identify level of hazard risk Evaluate resilience of 3 a city 4 ldentify appropriate measures to reduce vulnerability and increase cities' resiliency Susceptibility Map Hazard Map Disaster Risk Map
URBAN CROWIH BOUNDARY Benefits of Urban Growth Boundary : To balance and sustain physical, environment, economy and social components for future development. ii. Smart and efficient control of urban sprawl. iii. Managing and planning development of cities. Criteria used in determining Urban Growth Boundary for Bentong Local Plan Built-up area Commited Development Zoning
Facilities Density Existing Boundary Accessibility Topography NATIONAL - LOCAL Maximizing development within walking distance of public transport. Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Promote mixed development with high intensity in walkable distance from station . Promote optimum and inclusive land use and spaces Centred on public transport – rail and buses . 1.5km Promote high connectivity , public transport friendly, pedestrian and cyclist Reduce carbon emission

PROGRAM AND INITIATIVE
Introduced in 2004. Part of Government Transformation Programme under NKRA Reducing Crime. Consists of 3 strategies and 15 measures. Implemented by local authorities with budget allocation from Federal SYSTEM 6:21 |ヨン
BLACKSPOT and CPTED Initiatives Fear of Crime (FoC) High Crime Case (Hotspot) Safe City Monitoring System Lightings 24,844 units CCTV 992 units Pedestrian Walkways 385.65 km Motorcylce Parking 44,061 units Crime Prevention Signage 2,211 units Safety Mirrors 2810 units Budget : RM340.84million (US$95.00 mil.) Budget : RM29.79million (US$8.00 mil.)
Guideline Purpose - To drive local authorities to support green lifestyle through the neighbourhood design that would reduce carbon emissions & improve the quality of life and well-being. Yearly Awards : To appreciate the community's efforts in implementing the green neighbourhood initiatives. Provision of Bicycle Lane Rain Water Harvesting Provision of Pedestrian Walkway Composting Community Gardening Other Initiatives 2012 NATIONAL - LOCAL   |Localising SDGs – Project Showcase 2015 | Pioneer HEALTHY WALKABLE CITY Site 1: Kuala Terengganu (1.15km) Bigge • AFTER MBKT NATIONAL - LOCAL  |Localising SDGs – Project Showcase | 2015 HEALTHY WALKABLE CITY Site 2: Kluang (0.5 km) NATIONAL - LOCAL   |Localising SDGs – Project Showcase | 2016  -2nd Phase NATIONAL - LOCAL  |Localising SDGs – Project Showcase | 2016 Site 4: LRT Station, Ampang KL TRANSIT ORIENTED NATIONAL - LOCAL  |Localising SDGs – Project Showcase | 2019 PLACEMAKING THROUGH POCKET PARK Site 5: Bidor
Kuala Terenganu Prawbridge MALAYSIA ....The first drawbridge built in Southeast ASIA
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