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Core Points - The Malaysian government has launched the "2040 Kuala Lumpur Local Blueprint" aimed at transforming Kuala Lumpur into an "equitable and inclusive green city" [1] - The Blueprint includes approximately 190 specific initiatives focusing on urban sustainable development, described by local media as a crucial guide for the city's development over the next 15 years [1] Urban Development Principles - The Blueprint outlines 12 development principles, emphasizing land suitability, infrastructure capacity, and the coordination of public utilities and the environment [1] - A key focus is on developing a more convenient public transportation system, with plans for an efficient, low-carbon public transport network allowing residents to access public transport within a 400-meter walking distance [1] - The goal is for 70% of Kuala Lumpur's population to use public transport in their daily lives by 2040 [1] Housing and Land Management - The Blueprint addresses the needs of low- and middle-income populations by planning to build 305,000 affordable housing units and renovate old residential areas by 2040 [1] - Sustainable land management practices will be implemented, including the revitalization of old districts, preservation of historical buildings, and enhanced suburban development, with 139 areas identified for redevelopment [1] Open Space and Community Health - The Blueprint sets a target of at least 20 square meters of urban open space per person, requiring over 4,700 hectares of green space [2] - A 254-kilometer green corridor network will connect various community parks, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle among residents [2] Demographic Considerations - The urban planning will increasingly focus on the welfare and basic service provision for both the elderly and youth populations, addressing the needs for elder care, healthcare, accessible public facilities, and improved education [2] Climate Resilience - To tackle environmental challenges, the Kuala Lumpur government plans to enhance resilience against climate change through climate adaptation plans, disaster management, renewable energy promotion, integrated waste management, and the construction of high-efficiency buildings [2] - The aim is to develop Kuala Lumpur into a climate-smart and low-carbon city by 2040 [2] Vision for the Future - The Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, Mahmudah Muhd Sharif, stated that the Blueprint is designed to address current urban development issues and ensure the city can cope with challenges such as traffic congestion, insufficient greenery, and inadequate public facilities [2] - The Blueprint is envisioned as an action plan to make Kuala Lumpur a livable and trustworthy investment destination, aiming for the development of an "inclusive city" [2]