CADANGAN MEMPERBAHARUI BANDAR KAJANG
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This document provides suggestions for renewing the city center of Kajang, Malaysia. It suggests improving infrastructure like roads, public facilities, drainage systems, and transportation. It also recommends promoting the local economy through job opportunities, tourism, and agriculture. All development should follow sustainability principles by reducing pollution, advocating recycling, and implementing environmentally-friendly projects.
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3) Pedestrian-friendly infrastructure like walkways, bridges, and buggy services to encourage non-motorized transportation.
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5) Recycling programs and green landscaping to minimize environmental impact.
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Proposed kajang local plan for sustainable development
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This report provides recommendations for improving sustainability in the hometown based on Local Agenda 21 principles. It suggests enhancing the education system to focus on lifelong learning and applications. It also recommends improving job opportunities by supporting business and export industries to increase economic growth. Additionally, it advises enhancing public transportation by adding more routes and reducing commute times to lessen traffic and environmental impact. The report stresses the importance of green building practices and optimizing power, water, and park resources to conserve the environment.
Kajang sustainable development
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- 1. LMCP1532 PEMBANGUNAN BANDAR MAPAN CADANGAN MEMPERBAHARUI BANDAR KAJANG DISEDIAKAN OLEH: SITI SUMAIYAH BT MANSOR A154122
- 2. KAJANG Kajang is a mukim, a state constituency and the largest town of Hulu Langat District, Selangor. With a population of 342,657 the town of Kajang is placed under the administration of the Majlis Perbandaran Kajang. It is well-served by a network of tolled expressways and federal highways – LEKAS highway, SILK Expressway, PLUS Expressway and etc.
- 3. SUGGESTIONS IN RENEWING THE KAJANG CITY CENTER
- 4. INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD Standardize the road system around Kajang Provide better road signage for road users Repair potholes and damaged roads Expand some narrow roads to avoid traffic congestion PUBLIC FACILITIES Provide more libraries or study places for students Repair damaged facilities Expand the public hospital – very small and congested Provide more public-friendly clinics such as Klinik 1Malaysia
- 5. ENVIRONMENT DRAINAGE Expand the drainage system Clear clogged drains or trench GREENERY Advocate public to replantation Allow public to plant around the city WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM Increase the efficiency of waste management Advocate public to recycle Encourage public to create “d.i.y” compose made out of organic waste
- 6. TRANSPORTATION PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Increase the accessibility of public transportation Provide more buses/ smaller intervals Improve the efficiency of KTM service Improve the efficiency of buses such as MRT buses and RapidKL PARKING Provide more parking spaces for public use Create a complex just for parking CAMPAIGN Advocate for less transportation through “No Vehicles Day” Encourage public to carpool or use public transportation
- 7. ECONOMY JOB OPPRTUNITIES Provide more job opportunities for unemployed citizens Increase accessibility for students to work Increase the income per capita TOURISM Improve tourist attraction places Preserve and conserve historical buildings AGRICULTURE Improve the agriculture activities in Kajang Provide safer and healthier alternatives to agriculture industry by advocating for organic reaps
- 8. SUSTAINABILITY Implement environmental-friendly development projects in Kajang Reduce the use of CFC in buildings and industrial activities Advocate for 3R project – Reduce, Reuse and Recycle Use air filters for factories and car exhaust Minimize the use of carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide