Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (Kuala Lumpur City Hall)

🌍 Women Leaders Shaping the Future of Sustainable Cities 🌆 Leadership is about vision, action, and impact—and women leaders are at the forefront of driving meaningful change in cities worldwide. On 6 March 2025, Dato’ Seri TPr Dr Maimunah Mohd Sharif , Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, joined the Extraordinary General Assembly of Global Women Leaders Voices (GWL Voices) to highlight the critical role of women in shaping policies at the global, national, and local levels. 🔹 Empowering women in governance ensures more inclusive and sustainable urban development. 🔹 Stronger international collaboration paves the way for transformative solutions. 🔹 Opportunities for women in decision-making drive long-term positive change for future generations. Her participation in GWL Voices reflects a deep commitment to good governance, inclusive urban development, and global progress. Women’s leadership is not just about representation—it’s about reshaping cities, policies, and possibilities. 💬 How can we further elevate women’s role in sustainable urban planning? Share your thoughts below! 👇 #WomenInLeadership #SustainableCities #KualaLumpur #LiveableLoveableKL #DBKL #CintaiKL #UrbanGovernance

🌙 Bazar Ramadan & Aidilfitri DBKL 2025: A Celebration of Tradition, Business & Sustainability! 🌍 What if we told you that Ramadan bazaars can be more than just festive markets—but also a catalyst for #sustainability and economic #empowerment? This year, Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (Kuala Lumpur City Hall) is making it happen! 🚀 42 locations, one shared goal—sustainability. With the support of Bank Muamalat , we’re not just hosting a Bazar Ramadan, but redefining how we shop, sell, and consume responsibly. From affordable rental fees (RM500) for traders to the introduction of cashless transactions via DuitNow QR Soundbox 3-in-1, every effort is designed to create a seamless, inclusive, and efficient marketplace. ♻️ #ZeroWaste at the Heart of the Bazar We’re taking bold steps towards making sustainability a part of our daily routine: ✅ Kempen Sifar Sisa @ Bazar Ramadan – Encouraging food waste reduction & recycling. ✅ MySaveFood @ Ramadan – Rescuing excess food for those in need at 11 locations. ✅ Recycling Used Cooking Oil – With FatHopes Energy, traders can now turn waste into resources. ✅ Say No to Single-Use Plastics – Pushing for biodegradable packaging for a greener bazar. This is more than just a Ramadan bazar—it’s a movement! 🌱 💡 How can you take part? 📌 For Traders – Join the movement! Adopt sustainable practices and be part of a responsible business community. 📌 For Visitors – Bring your own containers, say no to plastics, and help reduce food waste. 📌 For Corporates & Organizations – Let’s #collaborate to scale up sustainability in urban markets! This is how we create a Kuala Lumpur that is not only #liveable but #loveable. Let's make our Ramadan celebrations greener, cleaner, and more meaningful! 💬 What’s your go-to sustainability habit when visiting a bazar? Drop your tips in the comments! 👇 #KualaLumpur #KLBandarUntukSemua #KLCityForAll #LiveableLoveableKL #DBKL #CintaiKL #Sustainability #ZeroWaste #Ramadan2025

🏗️ Building Kuala Lumpur’s Future—Together! 🏙️ What does it take to shape a world-class, sustainable city? Collaboration. Efficiency. Innovation. Dato’ Seri TPr. Dr Maimunah Mohd Sharif, Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, met with leading developers to tackle the challenges of urban development head-on. The focus? Streamlining approvals, enhancing transparency, and accelerating project execution—all while ensuring compliance and quality. 🔹 A More Efficient System for Developers DBKL has introduced OSC 3.0 Plus Online, an advanced digital platform that enables developers to track and manage project approvals seamlessly. This is a game-changer in cutting red tape and ensuring a faster, more #transparent development process. 🔹 Public-Private Synergy for Smarter Growth Kuala Lumpur’s progress is not a solo effort—it’s built on the strength of strategic partnerships between the public, private, and community sectors. With the #4P approach (Public, Private, People, #Partnership), DBKL is fostering #collaboration that drives responsible, progressive, and sustainable urban growth. 🚀 The Opportunity? A Kuala Lumpur That Works for All. Developers, city planners, and industry professionals—DBKL is committed to working with you to ensure a smoother, more efficient development process. Together, we can create a city that is not only liveable but truly loveable. What’s the next step? Let’s build a future-ready Kuala Lumpur—one that is resilient, well-planned, and designed for the people. If you're in the development industry, how can we work together to accelerate smart, sustainable growth? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇 #KualaLumpur #KLBandarUntukSemua #KLCityForAll #LiveableLoveableKL #DBKL #CintaiKL

🌱 LA21 KL x Bank Rakyat – Greener, Stronger Communities Together! 🌍 Collaboration is key to building a liveable and loveable city. Through Kebun Nuri Nutrisi 2025, Local Agenda 21 Kuala Lumpur DBKL and Bank Rakyat Malaysia are joining forces to empower urban communities with sustainable urban gardens. With a proven impact in 37 locations nationwide, this initiative now expands to Kuala Lumpur, fostering #communityresilience and #environmentalsustainability. On 18 February 2025, 6 schools participated in the selection session at Menara Berkembar Bank Rakyat, aiming to become part of this transformative program. A #flagship initiative under DBKL’s #inclusivecity vision, this partnership reflects the 4P framework—Public, Private, People, and Partnership—driving sustainable progress for all. Together, we cultivate more than just gardens—we cultivate a stronger, greener future. 🌿✨ #BankRakyat #KebunNuriNutrisi #KebunKejirananBandarLA21KL #4PPartnership #InclusiveCity #KLBandarUntukSemua #KLCityForAll #LiveableLoveableKL #CintaiKL

Heritage or Modernization—Why Not Both? Kuala Lumpur’s heart beats in its historic districts, where fashion, textiles, and traditional trades have shaped the city’s identity for generations. But how do we ensure these businesses remain relevant in a rapidly modernizing world? Dato’ Seri TPr Dr Maimunah Mohd Sharif, Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, together with Think City , explored the Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman area, engaging with business owners and strategizing the next steps for Projek Andalan 10: Kuala Lumpur Creative and Cultural District (KLCCD)—one of the Mayor’s #15Flagship Programs. From the bustling textile shops to the historic Wisma Yakin and Masjid India, discussions centered on how arts, curated programs, and digital storytelling can transform this district into a thriving creative hub. As Kuala Lumpur evolves, we remains committed to ensuring heritage and modernization coexist—creating a city that is not only #livable but #lovable. What traditions do you think should be preserved as Kuala Lumpur grows? Share your thoughts below! #KualaLumpur #KLBandarUntukSemua #KLCityForAll #liveableloveablekl #dbkl #cintaikl

🎼A Symphony of Partnership in Kuala Lumpur 🎶 What happens when passion, #partnership, and purpose come together? You get a concert that is more than just music—it’s a statement of #inclusivity, talent development, and urban prosperity. Konsert Muzik Orkestra Remaja Kuala Lumpur x Rakan Muda 2025 is a testament to the power of collaboration. Organised by Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (Kuala Lumpur City Hall) , partnering the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) through the National Youth and Sports Department (JBSN), the concert is more than just a stage for young musicians—it’s a platform for growth, #communityengagement, and artistic excellence. From auditions, week-long intensive music camp, to full orchestral performance, this initiative nurtures youth talent, providing student-musicians with professional guidance from the Kuala Lumpur Orchestra (OKL). This music camp also instills discipline, teamwork, and professional confidence—key traits for shaping future leaders in creative industries. 💡 Why does this matter to Kuala Lumpur? A city thrives when its people thrive. By investing in programs like this, DBKL reinforces its commitment to making Kuala Lumpur a hub for #creativity, #culture, and #inclusivity. The #partnership between DBKL and KBS is a reflection of how collaborative efforts drive sustainable urban development—where infrastructure isn’t just about roads and buildings, but also about cultivating a vibrant, cohesive, and engaged community. The theme for the music camp and concert this year focuses on well known film scores and a special tribute piece to Tan Sri P. Ramlee, bringing a mix of nostalgia and innovation, uniting the past and the future. With 90 young musicians from across Malaysia coming together, this is more than an orchestral music camp—it is a movement. DBKL is proud to be a part of this journey. Together with KBS, we are shaping Kuala Lumpur not just as a liveable city, but a loveable one—one where every voice, every talent, and every dream finds a place to grow. 🎼 Music is a universal language. Let's make Kuala Lumpur a city where everyone gets to speak it. #KLBandarUntukSemua #KLCityForAll #liveableloveablekl #dbkl #cintaikl

🏙️ Kuala Lumpur, Your Future Starts Here – And It Begins With YOU! What if you had the power to shape how Kuala Lumpur grows in 2026? Well, now you do. DBKL is introducing the Community Inclusive and Participatory Budget (CIPB) – a groundbreaking initiative that ensures every voice counts in shaping the city's future. This isn’t just about numbers on a spreadsheet. The budget is a planning tool, and with your participation, we ensure that Kuala Lumpur’s development is not only well-funded but also well-planned, people-driven, and progressive. 💡 Why does your input matter? 🔹 A Budget That Builds the City – Planning-led development ensures that every ringgit spent is aligned with long-term urban strategies. 🔹 A City for Everyone – We recognize that different groups have different needs, and CIPB champions inclusive climate action, equitable growth, and sustainable urban living. 🔹 The #15Flagship Initiatives – Your ideas will shape key development pillars, from housing, mobility, and greening the city to digital transformation, creative industries, and community well-being. This approach is built upon DBKL’s 4P Framework – People, Public, Private, and Partnership, ensuring a collaborative city where everyone has a role in building a better Kuala Lumpur. 🗳️ How can you take part? 📅 13 February – 12 April 2025 🖥️ Share your thoughts at 👉 https://lnkd.in/ePhxsYZG 📲 Scan the QR code & make your voice heard! This is your city, your future. Let’s shape it together. #KLBandarUntukSemua #klcityforall #KLBerdayaHuni #liveableloveablekl #cintaikl

🌿 Strengthening Global Partnerships for a Greener KL! 🌏 H.E. Emine Erdoğan, First Lady of Türkiye, visited Taman Botani Perdana to explore zero waste initiatives and strengthen sustainability collaborations. 🎥 Watch the highlights: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gUhRfrge #KLCityForAll #LiveableLoveableKL #ZeroWasteKL #SustainableCities #MalaysiaMADANI

🌿 Strengthening Global Collaboration for a Greener Kuala Lumpur! 🌏 Today, Her Excellency (H.E) Emine Erdoğan, First Lady of Türkiye, made an official visit to Taman Botani Perdana, Kuala Lumpur, marking a significant step in the partnership between Türkiye and Malaysia in sustainability and zero waste initiatives. Accompanied by YABhg. Dato’ Seri Dr. Wan Azizah Dr. Wan Ismail, YB Dr. Zaliha binti Mustafa, YBhg. Dato’ Indera Noridah binti Abdul Rahim, and YBhg. Dato’ Seri TPr Dr Maimunah Mohd Sharif, the delegation explored Kuala Lumpur’s zero waste initiatives and urban sustainability efforts—aligning with the global mission for greener and climate-resilient cities. 💡 Key Highlights of the Visit: ✅ Showcase of Kuala Lumpur’s zero waste initiatives—featuring innovative waste reduction, eco-friendly policies, and community-driven sustainability programs ✅ Signing of Letter of Exchange (LoE) between DBKL, Zero Waste Foundation & Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation (MGTC)—a major step in strengthening waste management policies and recycling efforts ✅ Tree planting ceremony—H.E. Emine Erdoğan planted a Merbau tree, Malaysia’s National Tree, symbolizing resilience, sustainability, and commitment to biodiversity conservation ✅ Exploration of Taman Botani Perdana—highlighting the role of urban green spaces in enhancing liveability and environmental preservation 🤝 Championing the Power of #Partnerships As highlighted by the Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, achieving a sustainable and zero-waste city requires strong #collaboration between the public, private, people, and international partners. This event was a true example of multi-stakeholder partnerships, bringing together: 🌍 Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) – Driving sustainable urban policies 🌱 Zero Waste Foundation – Leading zero waste innovation and advocacy ♻️ Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation (MGTC) – Championing green technology and climate solutions 🏭 Berjaya EnviroParks Sdn. Bhd. – Advancing sustainable waste management 🌎 Renergy Bumi Hijau Sdn. Bhd. – Promoting circular economy solutions 🏡 Green Unity Ventures – Empowering communities through green initiatives 🌿 Persatuan Sosioekonomi dan Alam Sekitar (PERSEAS) – Encouraging grassroots environmental action 🏙️ Majlis Bandaraya Seberang Perai – Sharing best practices in sustainable city planning 🌱 Why does this matter? This visit reinforces Kuala Lumpur’s position as a leader in sustainable urban development and underscores our commitment to zero waste strategies and climate action. By fostering international collaboration, DBKL continues to drive impactful solutions for a greener, more sustainable, and liveable city. 📢 What are your thoughts on the future of zero waste cities? Let’s discuss in the comments! ⬇️ #KLCityForAll #LiveableLoveableKL #CintaIKL #ZeroWasteKL #SustainableCities #GreenKL #MalaysiaMADANI

🚀 Transforming Kuala Lumpur: From Liveable to Loveable! 🌆❤️ What makes a city truly great? A well-planned infrastructure? Sustainable development? Or a place where people not only live but love to call home? Dato’ Seri TPr Dr Maimunah Mohd Sharif, Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, delivered the keynote address and officiated the MyKadaster 2025 Conference—a crucial platform where land surveyors, urban planners, and industry leaders gather to discuss innovative solutions for urban development. 💡 Key Takeaways from the Mayor’s Speech: ✅ 139 redevelopment locations identified under the Kuala Lumpur Structure Plan 2040 (PSKL2040) ✅ The 4P Framework – Public, Private, People, Partnership is the driving force of urban transformation ✅ Digital mapping & the Smart City Master Plan to enhance urban efficiency and public engagement ✅ Green initiatives such as Low Carbon KL, Klang River Transformation & Safe City Program ✅ Kita Untuk Kita (K2K) Program to benefit 600,000 public housing residents ✅ Kuala Lumpur’s Climate & Energy Transition Plan—paving the way for a greener city by 2026 🌍 Why does this matter? As the Chair of ASEAN 2025, Kuala Lumpur is not just evolving—it is setting the benchmark for sustainable, inclusive, and resilient urban living. With the vision of "From Liveable to Loveable", DBKL is committed to creating a city that is not only functional but also cherished by its people. 🏗️ Projects like the redevelopment of Razak Mansion & Residensi Kerinchi, the preservation of historical landmarks under the Kuala Lumpur Creative & Cultural District (KLCCD), and flood mitigation efforts are just some of the transformative changes underway. 📣 What’s your take on Kuala Lumpur’s urban future? Drop your thoughts in the comments! Let’s build a better, greener, and more inclusive KL together. 🌱🏙️ #KLCityForAll #LiveableLoveableKL #CintaIKL #SustainableCities #UrbanDevelopment #SmartCityKL #MalaysiaMADANI #PembangunanSemulaKL