WORKING GROUP ON ENVIRONMENT (WGE)

The Working Group on Environment aims to make IMT-GT an international showcase of sustainable urban development and a role model in natural resource management. It supports cities in adopting the Sustainable Urban Development Framework and Green City Action Plans, coordinates sustainable management of forests, water and wildlife, and collaborates on restoring shared ecosystems, watersheds and migratory routes.

SCOPES

    • Climate mitigation and adaptation with a special focus on sustainable urban development
    • Sustainable management of natural resources, and biodiversity protection and conservation

OBJECTIVES

    • More IMT-GT cities shall adopt and implement the SUDF and its accompanying action plan.
    • IMT-GT’s natural capital — adjacent national parks, other protected areas, and migratory species — is effectively managed and conserved under subregional cooperative efforts.

GOAL

    • IMT-GT as an international showcase of sustainable urban development and a role model in natural resource management and biodiversity conservation

PROJECTS

    • IMT-GT Webinar on Oil Spill and Tarball Management: Sharing Experiences and Best Practices
    • IMT-GT Green City Award
    • International IMT-GT GCMC Seminar: Green City for Sustainable Development

THE 4TH IMT-GT WORKING GROUP ENVIRONMENT (WGE) MEETING

The 4th IMT-GT Working Group on Environment (WGE) Meeting was successfully held from 9 to...

15TH IMT-GT STRATEGIC PLANNING MEETING (SPM) – BREAKOUT SESSION OF WORKING GROUP ON ENVIRONMENT (WGE)

The Centre for Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle Subregional Cooperation (CIMT) has successfully conducted the 15th IMT-GT...

Centre for IMT-GT Subregional Cooperation (CIMT)

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