Bukit Dinding And The Future Of KL's Development

Meenakshi Raman, President, Sahabat Alam Malaysia | Dr Camelia May Li Kusumo, Associate Professor at the School of Architecture, Building and Design, Taylor's University

29-Sep-22 18:00

Bukit Dinding And The Future Of KL's Development

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We look at how we’re developing the Klang Valley, with Bukit Dinding in the headlines. First, we talk about one of the central points of contention: how do environmental impact assessments, or EIAs fit into conversations around new developments? And then - what should be prioritised when it comes to developments in KL?

Image source: Friends of Bukit Dinding, Facebook

Produced by: Alia Zefri, Kelly Anissa

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn

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Categories: environment, financial wellness, property, markets

Tags: bukit dinding, kuala lumpur, urban development, eia, environmental impact assessments,

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