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Module 1: Introduction of Environmental, Social, Governance in Urban Planning (ESG in UP)
Completion requirements
- These educational materials from the Kulliyyah of Architecture & Environmental Design provide a detailed framework for integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into urban planning.
- The curriculum is structured into four modules that transition from foundational ESG concepts and global reporting standards to practical applications within the Malaysian context.
- Key objectives include improving climate resilience, fostering social equity, and establishing transparent governance to attract green investment and support national development goals.
- The sources also distinguish between corporate ESG and urban planning ESG, noting that city-scale assessments focus on broader community impacts such as biodiversity, affordable housing, and public transport accessibility.
- By employing materiality assessments and specific performance indicators, the modules guide planners through a continuous cycle of sustainable development and ethical decision-making. These documents serve as a comprehensive roadmap for transforming cities into resilient, inclusive, and environmentally responsible urban environments.
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