Student's Mobilisation Mahasiswa gesa institusi pendidikan untuk isytihar #DaruratIklim Institusi pendidikan adalah antara stakeholder atau pihak berkepentingan yang terbesar untuk membendung krisis iklim. Mereka mempunyai posisi unik untuk membentuk generasi yang sedar tentang krisis iklim dengan menyelaras curicula , modul atau penyelidikan yang berteraskan kemampanan dan krisis iklim, community outreach program atau, polisi untuk mitigasi carbon footprint campus. Universiti adalah enjin perubahan sosial dan ekonomi masa depan, dan mahasiswa itu sendiri, satu agen transformasi. Target Hebahan isu krisis iklim kepada kelab/kumpulan mahasiswa yang cenderung atau pun mahu menyumbang kepada climate action Objektif Workshop untuk tingkatkan kemahiran untuk bersuara dan bertindak tentang krisis iklim : skill organisasi, climate communication rundingan dan dokumentasi seperti digital activism dan lain lain. Aktiviti advokasi krisis iklim seperti tayangan dokumentari atau forum perbincangan Pembentukan affinity groups yang akan bergerak untuk #MYCLIMATESTRIKE ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us.

#MY CLIMATE STRIKE Coming Soon Latest Want to start your own campaign? KAMY Resources CLIMATE CRISIS is no longer a foreseeable future. It is a reality that MALAYSIA is experiencing, and it is at a critical stage. This is a climate emergency. Malaysia's air quality exceeds the API 150 scale, a long-term threat to human health. The haze crisis associated with global warming is one of the effects of climate change, and it knows no human boundaries. Malaysia will not survive this crisis. ENVIRONMENTAL PROVISIONS related to CLIMATE CRISIS should be taken seriously for Malaysia's socio-economic and political survival in the future. Watch out! We have another 10 years before a temperature rise of 1.5 ° C, a level that will result in irreversible damage. This is the greatest existential crisis of mankind. Come down to defend the right to freedom of expression of the ENVIRONMENT by irresponsible people and to bring down the quality of life, the destruction of wildlife and ecosystem as well as the death of Malaysians and the extinction of wildlife! KAMY urges all parties to speak out and respond to environmental destruction as a result of stakeholder greed. With the dying state of EARTH, your support is the PULSE of this movement. Click to read #MYCLIMATESTRIKE September 2019 statement #MYCLIMATESTIKE - Terkini Langgani surat berita KAMY ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. Latest Coming Soon ? Tiada aktiviti akan datang buat masa ini... #MYCLIMATESTRIKE - Akan datang

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DECLARE CLIMATE EMERGENCY Read climate resource hub > Inclusive & Intersectional We call for representative climate action in Malaysia by empowering vulnerable groups and communities; youth, women, and the marginalised. A rise in temperature above 1.5°C would threaten Malaysia's social and economic security, and we would face an existential crisis. The climate crisis is a gender injustice issue and a human rights crisis Serious Political Will We demand serious political will in climate change policies that are based on principles of peace, equity and democracy. Politicians must take a serious stand against the climate crisis. Ecological and climate breakdown must be answered. We call on the Malaysian government to declare "Climate Emergency " to accelerate social and economic reforms that thrive on the fundamentals of regenerative development and climate-resilience The Right to Climate Information Everyone deserves to be informed, regardless of their race, gender, age, language, citizenship status, education and economic background WHO IS KAMY Climate justice & feminist organisation led by young people in Malaysia championing rights based approach in climate governance LEARN MORE KAMY MISSION KAMY adopts a feminist lens and human rights mechanism as a guiding principle. LEARN MORE CLIMATE DEMANDS KAMY demands 13 fundamental changes that are important in building climate strategies for equitable systemic change and transformation. LEARN MORE FOCUS AREA 5 Focus Areas to achieve KAMY's mission LEARN MORE KAMY ON MEDIUM Starting in 2022, all posts and articles uploaded on the KAMY's website Blog will be migrated to the Medium platform. Access posts and articles from the year 2021 CHECK US OUT RESOURCE HUB Browse the full collection of writings and articles from our organisation. LEARN MORE KAMY Publications CET report Read our first climate report from KAMY. Climate and Energy Transition (CET) Report. Weaving Hopes report The Jakun People and the Climate Crisis-- past, present and future. Sekolah Iklim report Heartbeat Voices from Indigenous Youth of Peninsula Malaysia. Wanita & Krisis Iklim di Semenanjung Malaysia KAMY has contributed a chapter in this report "The State of Climate Emergency in Malaysia". Towards a feminist just energy transition in Asia A policy brief with the Asia Feminist Coalition. Women & Climate Crisis report Women & Climate Crisis, a policy paper coming soon in 2025. AKAN DATANG LATEST RELEASE! (February 2025) This report analyses Malaysia's energy transition progress through the Business and Human Rights lens (BHR), examining how Just Transition can protect and empower workers, Indigenous peoples, women, and vulnerable communities. NBA-BHR National Business Assessment on Business and Human Rights in Malaysia. KAMY authored the Environment chapter. LATEST PROGRAMMES Button Lensa Iklim Button Sekolah Iklim Button Voice and Visibility Button Business and Human Rights (BHR) Button Weaving Hopes for the Future Button Medium blog ARCHIVE 2019-2020 Since April 2019, we have undertaken various strategies at the grassroots to empower communities through bilingual advocacy, climate protests, capacity building workshops and community awareness programs to reach a wider demographic. We need to bring the intersectionality agenda; justice and human rights. SEE ARCHIVES MEDIA FOOTPRINT SEE MORE > 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 ... 59 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 ... 59 Can CCUS save Malaysia’s oil and gas industry? 21 March 2025 View More The Edge Revise carbon capture bill for full regulation of projects, govt urged 19 March 2025 View More FMT CCUS Bill 2025: A necessary step or a risk to Malaysia’s environment? 10 March 2025 View More The Malaysian Reserve

We need to reclaim the people's narrative and hold Malaysian parent companies taking advantage of corrupt structures in Indonesia accountable. Advocacy in populating correct information about the origin of haze can fortify actions for an impactful and meaningful outcome. The haze is a climate and a public health crisis, and unless the people take steps to address this, the cycle will get worse as a stronger El Nino is predicted in 2020. Tangible policy action is inadequate as people on the ground are building more emergency shelters to protect them from the haze. Reclaim the people's narrative on transboundary haze crisis Haze Workshops Humanizing Haze Infographics and videos from the ground #HazeStories Reports - survey and data collection Update Demands & Petitions ( local and regional ) Push for public consultation on the Transboundary Haze Act, whereby the public may access the Act draft and provide feedback. Documentary Screening Panel Discussion MEDIA STATEMENT CERAH Asia with KAMY on the issue of shelving the tabling of the Malaysian Transboundary Haze Act Click here to read the PDF ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. Cooperation Partners Greenpeace Malaysia Walhi Indonesia Ranuwelum Foundation Kalimantan Youth Act CERAH Asia Sahabat Alam Malaysia NewNaratif Academics Health Practitioners Politicians Civil Society Organizations (CSOs)

Tempat Cheras, Kuala Lumpur - Mahkota Garden Condominium 2 minutes away from MRT Bandar Tun Hussein Onn Masa 12 Oktober 2019 Sabtu 2 pm - 4 pm Agenda Mini dokumentari ( 20 minit ) Sesi suai kenal ( ice breaking ) Apa ekspetasi anda dengan pergerakan krisis iklim Apa yang anda boleh lakukan sebagai langkah aktif Bagaimana untuk mengekalkan jaringan setiakawan ini Apa plan KAMY Pembentangan visi dan aktiviti KAMY Input daripada semua yang hadir Bahan bacaan lanjut Siapa KAMY dan misi KAMY https://klimaactionmalaysia.wixsite.com/kamy/siapa-kamy-1 Tuntutan KAMY https://klimaactionmalaysia.wixsite.com/kamy/tuntutan-kamy-1 Aktiviti Lepas KAMY https://klimaactionmalaysia.wixsite.com/kamy/aktiviti-lepas-1 Petisyen #MALAYSIATOLAKJEREBU bit.ly/KAMYtuntut Kenyataan Rasmi #MYCLIMATESTRIKE https://klimaactionmalaysia.wixsite.com/kamy/penyataan-myclimatestrike Jejak Media KAMY https://klimaactionmalaysia.wixsite.com/kamy/media

KAMY DEMANDS BM Mandarin English Muat turun Members of the Parliament and Ministers to treat climate change as a CRISIS and declare a “state of emergency” A just transition towards a low carbon, resilient and sustainable economy Stricter Environmental Regulations and effective enforcement Access to data transparency, urging accountability and integrity in all levels of the Government Prioritise adaptations centred on the ecosystem and natural environment to combat the effects of climate change Adopt a sustainable system of land usage which prioritises the environment and people. (People and Environment before Profit) Justice for the Orang Asli in matters relating to land rights based on the principles of Free Prior Informed Consent (FPIC) Increase of climate literacy in Malaysia Sustainability and climate resilience as a precondition of new infrastructure and development projects

CLIMATE & ENERGY POLICY Objective This section functions as a reference to the current climate and energy policy outlook nationally and internationally. To download the original PDF files for the policies, click Energy or Climate . CLIMATE Bursa Sustainability Reporting Guide Edition 3 2022 EPF Sustainable investment Policy 2022 BNM Data Climate Gap 2022 Forestry Policy in Peninsular Malaysia 2021 - Onwards National Agricommodity Policy 2021-2030 National Low Carbon Cities Masterplan 2021 - 2025 The Fourth National Physical Plan (Rancangan Fizikal Negara Ke-4, RFN4) 2021 - 2025 12th Malaysia Plan 2021 -2025 Malaysia's Nationally Determined Contribution (Revised in 2021) 2021 - 2030 National Policy on Biological Diversity 2016 - 2025 National Automotive Policy 2020 - 2030 National Urban Development Policy 2 2016 - 2025 National Water Resources Policy 2012 - Onwards National Policy on Climate Change 2008 - 2020 National Timber Industry Policy 2009 - 2020 National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management 2005 - 2020 National Policy on the Environment 2002 - 2020 ENERGY National Energy Policy 2022 - 2040 National Transport Policy 2019 - 2030 National Energy Efficiency Action Plan 2015 - 2025 Sustainable Energy Development Authority Act 2011 - Onwards Renewable Energy Act 2012 - Onwards Renewable Energy Policy and Action Plan 2010 - 2050 National Green Technology Policy 2009 - 2024 The National Biofuel Policy 2006 - Onwards Energy Commission Act 2001 - Onwards Five-Fuel Policy 2001 - 2016 Gas Supply Act 1993 - Onwards Electricity Supply Act 1990 - Onwards Four-Fuel Diversification Policy 1981 - 2001 National Depletion Policy 1980 - Onwards National Energy Policy 1979 - 2022 National Petroleum Policy 1975 - Onwards

These fundamental demands are critical in building climate strategies driven by systemic change, transformation and a just transition for the people. Anchor 2 5 FOCUS AREAS FOCUS AREAS Indigenous People Gender & Women Business and Human Rights Just Energy Transition Climate Communication KAMY DEMANDS Anchor 1 1 The Malaysian Parliament must declare a "Climate Emergency" and begin an overhaul of governance to address this existential crisis urgently. 2 Implement Just Transition targets and a legally binding roadmap towards a low carbon, climate-resilient, and equitable economy that ensures no corruption in Malaysia's natural resource planning. 3 Support and strengthen the environmental-human rights legal framework by expediting the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act, Climate Change Act, and Disaster Act. 4 Institutionalise data transparency and accessibility, urging accountability and integrity in all levels of climate governance by enacting the Freedom of Information Act. 5 Define adaptation, set targets, scenario planning and roadmap for the National Adaptation Plan driven by overarching resilience and human rights principles. 6 Appoint a National Gender and Climate Change Focal Point for climate negotiations, implementation and monitoring, and kickstart efforts to map the baseline of gender intervention for the national climate mitigation and adaptation policies. 7 Reform land use management and climate-proof town planning from federal, state to local councils by putting people, local communities and the environment first and expediting the Business and Human Rights National Plan. 8 Constitutionalise UNDRIP at the parliamentary and policy level and regulatory framework to recognise Indigenous Land Rights. Amend Akta Orang Asli (Act 134) and regulate mandatory Free Prior Informed Consent (FPIC) to ensure meaningful participation and uphold Indigenous sovereignty over history, religion, culture and knowledge, natural resources, access to justice and inclusion in development, education and health, and environment and climate governance. 9 Implement a National Climate Literacy Roadmap to operationalise climate information accessibility across all levels of society, from the government, education institutions, think tanks to the NGOs and the community. 10 Reject false solutions as they lack mandatory safeguards, procedural rights, and structural transformation that risks Malaysia's carbon and biodiversity targets and SDG Goals. This includes market-based solutions like the carbon market and carbon offset mechanisms to maximise profits unethically, the "greening of" gas and nuclear energy transition, "corporate co-opted" Nature-Based Solutions, and vague Net Zero 2050 targets. All climate financing (international and national) must be tagged, monitored and evaluated independently, and findings are made publically accessible mandated by the Climate Change Act. 11 Introduce carbon tax to the polluting sectors, and institutionalise its periodical revisions and amendments and dividends mechanisms. 12 The National Disaster Risk Reduction Plan must operationalise Community Based Disaster Risk Management, and the fiscal mechanisms must be legally binding under Disaster Act. Malaysia must urgently build capacity for Loss and Damage focus in international climate negotiations and national implementation and monitoring. 13 WHO IS KAMY? READ HERE

AKTIVITI AKAN DATANG akan di kemas kini... #MYCLIMATESTRIKE PROTES UNTUK BUMI 21st September 2019 Perarakan aman dari Sogo ke Dataran Merdeka #MYClimateStrike dianjurkan untuk meningkatkan kesedaran awam tentang krisis perubahan iklim di Malaysia. Protes ini mendapat sokongan dari 350.org untuk meningkatkan visibiliti tentang perubahan iklim dan naratif dari negara membangun - the global south; fokus terhadap Asia Tenggara dan Malaysia. Komitmen dan solidariti ini adalah kritikal supaya SUARA MALAYSIA didengari di pentas GLOBAL ! Dengan keadaan BUMI yang semakin nazak, sokongan anda adalah NADI kepada pergerakan ini. Media packet Info RAKAN KERJASAMA

WORKSHOP 4 THEMATIC CONCEPTS Corporate Sustainability 101 and Key Market Mechanisms To update journalists on the role of the private sector and businesses in addressing the gap of climate finance and the long-term drivers and challenges for market-based solutions for climate action and sustainability. DATE 23 July 2022 TOPICS AND EXPERT SPEAKERS Corporate Sustainability 101: The Corporate Race to Net Zero by Shakila Rajendra. She is a Senior Consultant, UK Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions (UK PACT) Country Associate at Arup. Previously, a sustainability consultant at Sense & Sustainability Solutions, and contributing editor at Robb Report Malaysia. Her presentation touches on corporate sustainability, how companies address the gaps in net-zero targets and decarbonization pathways by looking at cases like Patagonia, current trends for better environmental, social, and governance (ESG) and sustainability reporting to avoid the pitfalls of lack of transparency and greenwashing. a. Speaker materials : i. Corporate Sustainability 101: The Corporate Race to Net Zero (PDF) ii. Net Zero Climate Plans, Explained (YouTube) iii. Financing Climate Futures: Rethinking Infrastructure (YouTube) Read More Read More Read More Sustainability and Key Market Mechanisms by Datin Seri Sunita Rajakumar. She is the chairperson of Climate Governance Malaysia (CGM), the country chapter of the World Economic Forum’s Climate Governance Initiative, and workstream lead for the CEO Action Network (CAN) government policy. Datin Sunita shared the historical drivers behind global environmental degradation in her presentation. She touches on concepts of planetary boundaries and why C-suite empowerment in sustainability and climate is critical for ensuring businesses conduct no longer harms the environment and people. a. Speaker materials : i. Introduction to Climate Governance (PDF) Read More WORKSHOP SUMMARY REPORT Read More FOOTAGES FROM WORKSHOP

WORKSHOP 1 THEMATIC CONCEPTS Introduction to Climate Change Journalists are introduced to the basics of climate science, climate impacts in Malaysia and the backbone of climate action; the IPCC report. DATE 18 June 2022 TOPICS AND EXPERT SPEAKERS Climate Change 101 - Water and Water Governance by Dr Salmah Zakaria. She is currently a fellow from Academy Sciences of Malaysia (ASM) and was previously the Director General of National Water Research Institute of Malaysia (NAHRIM). Her presentation drew on her extensive experience and touched on the science behind water governance, climate change impacts, and Water Sector Transformation 2040 (WST2040). a. Speaker materials : i. Climate Change 101 - Water and Water Governance (PPTX) ii. NAHRIM : Climate Change Adaptation Framework for Water Sectors (PDF) Read More Read More Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change - IPCC report sharing by Dr Zalina Zaiton Ibrahim. She is one of the coordinating lead authors for Chapter 16: Key Risks across Sectors and Regions of the Working Group II (Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability) in the IPCC AR6 cycle. In her presentation, Dr Zelina shared her experience of writing the IPCC report, and shared the structures of its working groups to demystify the people behind the science. She also shared the key findings of the recent IPCC report and tips on how journalists can read them accurately. a. Speaker materials : i. An Overview on IPCC Report (PDF) Read More Communicating Climate Change by Dr Sharina Halim. She is one of the lead authors of the IPCC report and is currently the senior lecturer at the Institute for Environment and Development (LESTARI) at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM). In her interactive session, she equips the journalist with fact sheets and FAQs to ease the climate science adoption into credible climate stories that are relevant. a. Speaker materials : i. Communicating Climate Change (PPTX) ii. Reporting Extreme Weather and Climate Change : A guide for journalists (PDF) Read More Read More WORKSHOP SUMMARY REPORT Read More FOOTAGES FROM WORKSHOP