Malaysia

NPBD TARGET 3: BY 2030, TERRESTRIAL AND MARINE SPATIAL PLANNING FULLY INCORPORATE ELEMENTS OF...

Traditionally, biodiversity conservation focused on very specific areas and habitats with diverse flora and fauna communities. However, long-term research and studies have shown that there is a need for conservation to be done at the landscape level...

Malaysia

NPBD TARGET 4: BY 2030, BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION HAS BEEN EFFECTIVELY MAINSTREAMED INTO DEVELOPMENT...

Economic development remains a key national priority for Malaysia. Nonetheless, we must ensure that Malaysia’s aspirations to become a developed country entails sustainable and efficient utilisation of its land and natural resources. As such,...

Malaysia

NPBD TARGET 5: BY 2030, OUR FOREST GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT HAS BEEN STRENGTHENED FOR BIODIVERSITY...

A large proportion of our terrestrial and aquatic biodiversity lies within the various forest formations that constitute Malaysia’s tropical evergreen rainforests, which are renowned to be among the richest and most productive terrestrial ecosystems...