1

Plan settlements based on the availability of the resources to support growth.

2

Enforce a Spatial Planning Act to manage urban design and development.

3

Update and harmonise Acts and Laws across sectors to strengthen enforcement of environmental regulations.

4

Provide tax holidays to green businesses.

5

Use technology to link producers, suppliers and consumers.

6

Organisations can collaborate and start upcycling units to reduce waste and environmental impacts.

7

Poor monitoring and evaluation of waste disposal and management, therefore periodic monitoring and evaluation is required

8

Consider green procurement policy that incentivises green business, and locally produced products over imported goods.

9

Standards to measure construction methods & monitor the entire process to encourage adaptation for renewable sources of materials & energy

10

Organisations to adopt green policy to minimise environmental impacts.

11

Monitor import of cheap fashion and disposal of fabric wastes.

12

Set emission limits and regular strict monitoring and evaluation to be conducted.

13

Invest in Research & Development to reduce environmental degradation from transport of imports that have local substitutes

14

Conduct cost-benefit analysis of programmes and activities free of influence from interest groups.

15

Invest in nutritional testing and certification of local produce to boost the economy.

16

Invest in ongoing assessment of environmental and social impacts of economic activities.

17

Make information about the environment accessible on public domains through a data centre.

18

Disseminate research findings on the environment through creative means so that it is used to make decisions.

19

The private sector and the business communities need to be educated on environmentally conscious business practices and values.

20

Create awareness about fiscal incentives to promote green businesses.

21

Educate lawyers on environmental justice for fair enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and policies.

22

Educate the public on Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Upcycle.

23

Promoting eco-friendly fashion.

24

Educate the public on food waste and environmental impacts of food production.

25

Promote eco-friendly business values such as locally sourcing raw materials and production of multiple produce from one raw material.

26

Relevant agencies to educate the public and the private sector on eco-friendly house design and construction materials.

27

Reduce environmental impacts by investing in ICT infrastructure for efficient consultation and coordination with local governments

28

Build the capacity of local governments to leverage the benefits of ICT and minimise impacts on environment from transports.

29

Adopt creative means and formats for public education on sustainable design.

30

Diversify the tourism industry with more eco-friendly programmes and activities to promote economic development.

31

Proper spatial planning and designated areas for landfills and drop-off points can help in waste management

32

To curb the rural urban disparities, equal developmental activities and distribution of resources need to be taken into action.

33

Organisations can collaborate and start upcycling units to reduce waste and environmental impacts.