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Cover Story: Ready or not, here comes climate change

Ahmad Afandi was quoted in The Edge Malaysia Weekly, 20-26 February 2023 by Tan Zhai... Read More

2023: Way forward for climate action

THE year 2023 will be another important junction in Malaysia’s climate journey. The... Read More

8 priority areas for environment and climate change in Malaysia

New government can seize initiative on environmental issues like flooding, overdevelopment THE... Read More

Focus must now move to climate-change policies

Nation can no longer ignore ecological disaster, climate crisis MALAYSIA now has... Read More

#Talkingpolicy EP04: GE15 wishlist

As we head to the polls, experts Jamil A. Ghani, Lee Min... Read More

Flood management must be at centre of urban planning

Malaysia can no longer ignore climate change, bureaucrats should get their act... Read More

Code red: Malaysia needs adaptation plan for climate change

Ahmad Afandi was interviewed by BFM89.9 on 3 March 2022 Produced by:... Read More

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Ahmad Afandi

Afandi holds an MA in Sustainable Development Management from Sunway University. His interest lies in sustainable development, biodiversity conservation, climate adaptation and natural resources management. He had worked as an environmental consultant where he led several projects on strategic planning, policy preparation, land use planning and technical studies. He also served as a resource person for the All-Party Parliamentary Group Malaysia on Sustainable Development Goals (APPGM-SDG).

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Cover Story: Ready or not, here comes climate change

23 February 2023
Ahmad Afandi was quoted in The Edge Malaysia Weekly, 20-26 February 2023 by Tan Zhai Yun / The Edge Malaysia Westports is one of three main ports located in Klang along the Strait of Malacca. Its long wharf fronts the sea and is lined with tall cranes that move containers back and forth between its yard and the…

2023: Way forward for climate action

08 February 2023
THE year 2023 will be another important junction in Malaysia’s climate journey. The Minister of Natural Resources, Environment & Climate Change, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, has already stated some of his priorities, which include enacting a Climate Change Act. The newly formed ministry has also reunified the natural resources and environment portfolios, which is expected to…

8 priority areas for environment and climate change in Malaysia

04 January 2023
New government can seize initiative on environmental issues like flooding, overdevelopment THE newly formed and merged Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change is a welcome move as the environment and natural resources are closely linked. The new minister already has his hands full dealing with the recent Batang Kali landslide. While there are…

Focus must now move to climate-change policies

12 December 2022
Nation can no longer ignore ecological disaster, climate crisis MALAYSIA now has a prime minister and cabinet. The formation of a government, however, might have distracted us from the 27th Climate Change Conference (COP 27) in Egypt, which ended on 20 November. Many analysts and activists see COP 27 as falling short of expectations, despite…

#Talkingpolicy EP04: GE15 wishlist

18 November 2022
As we head to the polls, experts Jamil A. Ghani, Lee Min Hui, Harris Zainul, Thomas Daniel, Qarrem Kassim and Ahmad Afandi weigh in on what the next government should focus on domestically and internationally.   by Qarrem Kassim, Thomas Daniel, Harris Zainul, Ahmad Afandi, Jamil A Ghani and Lee Min Hui [vc_toggle title="Click here…

Flood management must be at centre of urban planning

01 June 2022
Malaysia can no longer ignore climate change, bureaucrats should get their act together. IN the Klang Valley, flash floods are the new normal.   The sixth Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report points out how climate change impacts are already more severe and widespread than initially thought. Southeast Asia is also one of the most…

Code red: Malaysia needs adaptation plan for climate change

03 March 2022
Ahmad Afandi was interviewed by BFM89.9 on 3 March 2022 Produced by: Moh Heng Ying Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Wong Shou Ning The 6th assessment report issued this week by the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) gave a grim prognosis on the impact of global warming, warning that temperatures were rising faster than our…
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