Malaysia’s Klang River sits at the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s urban life and culture but has been polluted with industrial waste and public space littering. Can KongsiKL revive and take care of the river by organising its flagship Klang River Festival?
Across borders and sectors, Youth for Energy Southeast Asia (Y4E-SEA) is turning regional connections into policy influence. The Southeast Asia Youth Energy Forum (SAYEF) 2025 in Kuala Lumpur unites youth, industry, and ministers for intergenerational dialogue, practical collaboration, and a Southeast Asia Youth Energy Declaration, showcasing a coalition built for just, affordable, and secure clean energy across the region.
From piles of discarded event waste to award-winning zero-waste booths, reXtore is redefining Singapore’s exhibition setups with creative designs and circular solutions.
Plastify tackles plastic waste in Singapore by recycling recyclable plastics into 100% recycled products. It also conducts maker workshops to raise awareness about plastic pollution and educate the public on proper recycling practices.
Cambodian youth are at the forefront of environmental conservation, engaging in initiatives like the USAID-funded Cambodia Green Future Activity, which educates young people on biodiversity protection. Events such as the Cambodia Youth Climate Change Conference further empower them to address climate challenges, while youth-led enterprises like SokFarm exemplify sustainable business models.
Sustainability starts with us and continues with you. RMIT Sustainability Ambassadors from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam take the self-initiative with circular economy practices so others can continue and amplify.