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SUBANG JAYA Voluntary Local Review 2021 SUBANG JAYA Voluntary Local Review 2021 Subang Jaya Voluntary Local Review 2021 Implementing the 2030 Agenda in the City of Subang Jaya 1 Jaya Subang of City the in Agenda 2030 the Implementing SUBANG JAYA Voluntary Local Review 2021 SUBANG JAYA VOLUNTARY LOCAL REVIEW 2021 Copyright © Urbanice Malaysia (2021). All rights reserved. First published in June 2021. This Voluntary Local Review is part of the Malaysia SDG Cities Roadmap process and has been aligned to the Asia Paci!c Regional Guidelines on Voluntary Local Reviews of UNESCAP and Penang Platform for Sustainable Urbanization. This report is prepared by Urbanice Malaysia in collaboration with and for Subang Jaya City Council, with the involvement of various technical departments, civil society organizations, private sector and the academia. The involvement of the stakeholders includes various consultation sessions, validations and veri!cation of data, and of inputs and information. Disclaimer The publication of results are based on inputs and data ob- tained via the many engagement and consultation sessions as well provision of information by the City Council and all its related publications. Urbanice Malaysia maintains a position of neutrality at all times and any conclusions reached in this publication are those of the authors and not attributed to directions, functions or to Urbanice Malaysia itself. Proposed citation Urbanice Malaysia and MBSJ Voluntary Local Review 2021 – The implementation of 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Devel- opment in Subang Jaya City. Implementing the 2030 Agenda in the City of Subang Jaya Subang of City the in Agenda 2030 the Implementing 2 SUBANG JAYA Voluntary Local Review 2021 Contents Frontrunning the Sustainable Agenda Preface I Selangor’s Chief Minister Message II Mayor of Subang Jaya Message III 1.0 Introduction 11 1.1 Subang Jaya’s Sustainable Commitments 11 1.2 Subang Jaya SDGs Framework 12 1.3 Subang Jaya Unique City Context 14 2.0 Preparation of the Voluntary Local Review 21 2.1 The VLR development process 21 2.2 Rapid Integrated Assessment 22 2.3 Stakeholders Engagement 24 2.4 Participants Background 24 3.0 Policy Enabling Environment 29 3.1 Alignment with national government on SDGs Implementation 29 3.2 Subang Jaya Journey Towards Sustainability 32 3.3 Institutional Mechanisms 36 3.4 City Financial Overview 37 3.5 Subang Jaya Continued Challenges 38 4.0 Subang Jaya Progress Towards SDGs 43 4.1 Subang Jaya Goals Achievement 46 4.2 SDGs Progress Reporting 64 5.0 Moving Forward and Challenges 91 Photo: USJ 7 LRT/BRT Station, Subang Jaya 3 Jaya Subang of City the in Agenda 2030 the Implementing SUBANG JAYA Voluntary Local Review 2021 Frontrunning the Sustainable Agenda Preface The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Globally, Voluntary Local Reviews (VLRs) have established themselves as the main tool for local 169 targets of the 2030 Agenda are integrating and regional governments to report on their SDG with social, economic and environmental issues, progresses, but their potential goes far beyond their and aim to “leave no one behind” in realizing primary reporting task. VLRs are a powerful tool to localize the SDGs, supporting national development sustainable, diverse and inclusive societies. frameworks, and drivers of innovation by and for the This must be achieved at global, national, and cities to advance progress on their local priorities. The Asia-Pacific Regional Guidelines on Voluntary subnational levels, Where the localization relates Local Reviews by the United Nations Economic and both to how SDGs can contribute towards the local Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) development policy and to how local and regional and Penang Platform for Sustainable Urbanization (PPSU), highlights the critical role local leaders and governments can support the achievement of the city governments play in developing local action for SDGs by implementing local action from the bottom the SDGs. up. City mayors and community leaders, together The formulation of VLRs will be a game changer as with relevant stakeholders play an important role it encourage and motivate local governments to in city planning that leads to safe, sound and high- share their efforts and assess their progress in the SDGs localization. This will provide the opportunity quality lives for the people living and working in for cities to rethink their planning process as well as urban areas. The many urban issues such as poverty, better engage local communities in understanding crime, social inequality, environmental degradation, their needs and getting them involved meaningfully in recovery strategies and long-term development climate change and food security provide cities with efforts. This VLR is prepared following the Asia- opportunities to transform and implement solutions Pacific Regional Guidelines on Voluntary Local Reviews, the first regional knowledge product of the that addressed the issues in an integrated manner Penang Platform for Sustainable Urbanization, which and to develop new mutually-complementary was formally established in 2019 during the 7th policies and measures. Asia-Pacific Urban Forum held in Penang, Malaysia. Eight city partners are involved in the development Implementing the 2030 Agenda in the City of Subang Jaya Subang of City the in Agenda 2030 the Implementing 4 SUBANG JAYA Voluntary Local Review 2021 of the VLRs and they include Surabaya, Indonesia; development of the VLR. This participatory-process is Subang Jaya and Shah Alam, Malaysia; Naga important as it supports cities to raise awareness on Phillipines; Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand; Singra, sustainable agenda, allow communities to identify Bangladesh; and Dhulikhel, Nepal. and raised key local issues, be part of the decision- making processes, and to share the responsibility For Malaysia, the VLRs preparation have also been in realizing the sustainable agenda. Subang Jaya aligned to the Malaysia SDG Cities Roadmap will play a critical role in the 2030 Agenda, as much framework, where Urbanice Malaysia and the actions required will be undertaken at the local Ministry of Housing and Local Government have level. Subsequently Subang Jaya will proceed to set the direction for cities to transform and set develop its mid to long term plan to further improve their local policies, blueprints, strategies and and meet the other SDGs targets and this process actions to be aligned to the SDG targets that will will be part of the Malaysia SDG Cities roadmap that subsequently meet the aspiration for a sustainable encourages all Malaysia cities to prepare its own urban nation. Currently, Subang Jaya is committed sustainable development roadmap and action plans to the sustainable agenda and is concretely to meet their local needs and challenges. advanced in formulating their SDGs implementation progress report for the VLR. Subang Jaya’s VLR is produced through data analysis efforts based on a set of localized indicators drawn from national and global indicators, for each of the SDGs. Subang Jaya has also undertaken several participatory processes involving key members from city councils, community leaders and local stakeholders in the 5 Jaya Subang of City the in Agenda 2030 the Implementing SUBANG JAYA Voluntary Local Review 2021 Selangor’s Chief Minister Remarks Cities are facing major challenges – climate change, The SDGs are as meaningful in Selangor and digitalisation and the ageing and increasingly Subang Jaya as their commitment to align with diverse population greatly impact on cities’ field their priorities such as building economic growth of operation and require cities to be able to adapt that works for everyone, advancing gender equality to constant change. Cities and city networks have and the empowerment of women and girls, taking an ever-growing role to play as global influencers action on climate change, and narrowing persistent and local advocates in achieving the Sustainable socio-economic gaps that hold too many people Development Goals (SDGs). Succeeding in back. The actions of Subang Jaya VLR serve a double accelerating sustainable development requires purpose: VLR can help Subang Jaya to assess its own strong commitment and dedication from the city’s achievement of the SDGs while also supporting the decision-makers and the whole city organization. cause of multilevel governance and enabling city to Subang Jaya also play a key role in achieving the integrate local-state-national development. Subang SDGs which is a commitment to ‘making cities and Jaya VLR is a key tool for accountability for the SDGs human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and at both the national and state level. As the main sustainable. Subang Jaya’s approach to sustainable mechanism for tracking progress on the SDGs at the development has, pursued a long-term, integrated local level and reporting on it at the global level, approach to policy planning and implementation. VLR provide an important opportunity for cities to be answerable to their citizens in relation to their Therefore, based on SDGs in 11th Malaysia Plans, implementation of the SDGs, especially for members many initiatives and projects have been established of civil society who have limited space to participate all over the country in order to contribute to in SDGs accountability processes at a national level. the sustainable city development. For instance, Subang Jaya Low Carbon City 2030 Action Plan was VLR report is expected to show what steps a city has launched to bring together the city council, industry,
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