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TEAM MEMBERSJUNAIDAH BINTI ABDUL GHANI
MUHAMMAD YUSRI BIN ABDULLAH
MARIA KEMIS ANAK RENO
PHALENDRA AMY ANAKPENGABANG
ELIZABETH FEDELA ANAK DOSING
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INTRODUCTION : OBJECTIVES
To minimise growth of
energy consumption
while enhancing economic
development;
To facilitate the growth of the
Green Technology
industry and enhance its
contribution to the national economy;
To increase national
capability and capacity for innovation in
Green Technology
development and enhance
Malaysia’s competitiveness
in Green Technology in the
global arena;
To ensure sustainable
development and conserve
the environment
for future generations
To enhance public
education and awareness on
Green Technology
and encourage its widespread
use.
July 22, 2012
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The Policy and Acts under KETTHA
• Objectives • Pillars • Goals• Main areas• Policy
strategic thrusts
National
Green Policy
Policy NGP
Objectives
Pillars
Goals
Main Areas
Policy Strategi
c Thrusts
July 22, 2012
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GREEN BUILDING
Increasing the efficiency of resources use such as energy, water, material while reducing building.Construction, operation maintenance, and renovation
waste is minimized at every stage during the construction, and operating of the building
July 22, 2012
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BENEFITS OF GREEN BUILDING
1) Environmental Benefits• Enhance and protect
biodiversity and ecosystems
• Improve air and water quality
• Reduce waste streams• Conserve and restore
natural resources
2) Social Benefits• Enhance occupant
health and comfort• Improve indoor air
quality• Minimize strain on
local utility infrastructure
• Improve overall quality of lifeJuly 22, 2012
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GRANT AND FUNDGTFS (Green Technology Financing Scheme):
To promote the development of green technology activities, the Government:In the announcement of Budget 2010, the Government has allocated RM1.5 billion as a soft loans to manufacturers and nationwide consumers through the Green Technology Financing Scheme (GTFS)
Building owners who have been certified the Green Building Index (GBI) from 24th October 2009 to 31st December 2014 will be granted for the income tax exemption which is equal to the additional capital expenditure to obtain the certificate;
Home buyers who had received the GBI certificate from the developer property will be given duty stamp exemption on documents of transfer; and
The amount of exemption is equal to the additional cost to obtain the certificate. This exemption is qualified for buyers who have completed the sale and purchase of agreement from 24th October 2009 to 31st December 2014.
July 22, 2012
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STAKEHOLDERS INVOLVED / AGENCIES CONTACT
July 22, 2012
1.Green Malaysia Plan 2030
2.Introduction to Sustainable Living
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RECOMMENDATION
CODE ENFORCEMENT
WATER EFFICIENCY PRACTITIONERS
EXPANDING DIMENSIONS OF THE BUILT
ENVIRONMENT