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[LIVE UPDATE] #sustainabilityevent "Sustainable Agenda - Discussion on The Undergirding Framework for SDGs in The National Implementation" Commentator 2: Dr Khoo Ying Hooi (UM) 1. TN50 have engaged with 2000 plus youth groups in Malaysia as well as celebrity groups to get their feedback. However, it is still not clear on how TN50 could be used for SDGs framework in Malaysia 2. TN50 looking forward for a quantified goals in order to ease the measurement of the results for data analysis 3. Economic Planning Unit (EPU) have roadmapped SDGs Mapping by matchmaking each goals with 11th Malaysia Plan. However, will it be enough? Inclusivity? Will it incorporate Human Rights? Environment? 4. Feedback from young generations (in the case of UM students): they never heard of the word Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or even worst, sustainable development. After they were sent to attend sustainability seminar/conference, they were not sure of what is their role and how they could contribute for SDGs... 5. We should remain hopeful with SDGs, but WE REALLY NEED TO WORK ON AWARENESS ROADSHOW especially for young generations across schools and universities. (at Clubhouse PAUM)

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[LIVE UPDATE] #sustainabilityevent "Sustainable Agenda - Discussion on The Undergirding Framework for SDGs in The National Implementation" Commentator 1: Engineer Gurmit Singh (CETDEM/NGO) 1. Do not put too much hope on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), not a magic wand that could turn things over 1 night 2. Gaps in Malaysia: Freedom of Information. Most data were not made transparent and accessible to public 3. Transportation is one of the biggest contributor to environmental issues in Malaysia which often missing in expert discussion 4. Environmental awareness should be brownwash rather than greenwash...because green only refers to something beautiful, clean...we are dealing with pollutions, bad things... 5. Biggest issue and egos for the corporate that could delay SDGs: sky-scrapper building mentality for development sector. Why do we need those huge tall sky scrapping building on which it could lead to environmental pollution? Climate Change... (at Clubhouse PAUM)

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[LIVE UPDATE] #sustainabilityevent "Sustainable Agenda - Discussion on The Undergirding Framework for SDGs in The National Implementation" Panel 2: Mr Jerald Joseph (SUHAKAM / #HumanRights ) 1. SDGs framework for Malaysia from human rights perspective 2. The rights on Gender, Age, Sex, Children, Women - often missing in SDGs framework 3. Address the human rights violation quickly otherwise we would be playing MDGs game one more round 4. Bursa Saham is now make it compulsory for big industry players to produce Sustainability Reporting 5. Gaps in Malaysia: Freedom of Information. Most data were not made transparent and accessible to public 6. 2 Biggest Business in the world: #drugtrafficking & #humantrafficking 7. We should not only held ordinary people held accountable but we need Big Player Accountability 8. Environment is only one of the 21 component under the Economic Planning Unit (EPU); steering entity for SDGs in Malaysia (at Clubhouse PAUM)

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[LIVE UPDATE] #sustainabilityevent "Sustainable Agenda - Discussion on The Undergirding Framework for SDGs in The National Implementation" Panel 1: Dr Hezri Adnan (Policy) 1. SDGs framework for Malaysia 2. 3 indicators: poverty rate, GDP per capita, ecological footprint 3. Hardware, Software and Heartware approach to strategize the SDGs framework for Malaysia 4. Integration is the key component for SDGs framework (at Clubhouse PAUM)

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[LIVE UPDATE] #sustainabilityevent "Sustainable Agenda - Discussion on The Undergirding Framework for SDGs in The National Implementation" PAUM Club House 22 May 2017 (Monday) 2:30pm - 5:00pm Organizers: 1. The Malaysian Civil Society Organisation (CSO) – Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs) Alliance 2. The ASLI Centre for Public Policy Studies (ASLI-CPPS) Moderator: Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria Panelists: 1. Dr Hezri Adnan (Policy) 2. Engr. Gurmit Singh (NGO) 3. Dr Khoo Ying Hooi (Academic) 4. Mr Jerald Joseph (at Clubhouse PAUM)