Smart Government
Under the Malaysia Smart City Framework (MSCF), Smart Government represents the digital nervous system of the city's administrative core, operationalised locally through the Putrajaya Smart City Blueprint (PSCB).
Putrajaya's smart city transformation is guided by the Malaysia Smart City Framework (MSCF), which structures urban innovation into 7 core domains. Each domain is brought to life through strategic action plans, programmes, and initiatives defined in the Putrajaya Smart City Blueprint (PSCB).
Perbadanan Putrajaya pioneered local smart city planning with the formulation of the Putrajaya Smart City Blueprint (PSCB) beginning in June 2017, securing management approval on January 29, 2019, and officially launching it at the Digital Putrajaya Exhibition and Conference (DiPEC) in October 2019.
Shortly before the PSCB launch, the Ministry of Housing and Local Government officially released the national Malaysia Smart City Framework (MSCF) on September 23, 2019. To ensure a unified national trajectory, Perbadanan Putrajaya systematically realigned the PSCB's action plans and strategic thrusts to map directly to the 7 core domains defined by the MSCF.
National standard defining the 7 core domains of smart city development. Established by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government as the foundational architecture.
Putrajaya's localised action plan. Translates each MSCF domain into specific programmes, strategic focus areas, and flagship initiatives tailored to Putrajaya's governance and community context.
On-the-ground delivery through cross-agency flagship programmes, digital infrastructure investments, and community engagement initiatives under each domain.
Select a domain to explore its strategic focus areas, action plans, and flagship initiatives under the Putrajaya Smart City Blueprint.
Under the Malaysia Smart City Framework (MSCF), Smart Government represents the digital nervous system of the city's administrative core, operationalised locally through the Putrajaya Smart City Blueprint (PSCB).
The Smart Economy domain, structured under the MSCF, aims to catalyze digital commerce and business agility, implemented via the PSCB to accelerate cashless transactions and digitalize local trade.
Under the MSCF, Smart People focus on human capital development and digital inclusivity, operationalised under the PSCB through community-wide digital literacy initiatives and active e-participation.
The Smart Living domain within the MSCF strives to elevate quality of life, public safety, and communal wellbeing, translated by the PSCB into action through automated emergency response and digital health.
As a core MSCF component, Smart Mobility focuses on sustainable transport networks, implemented under the PSCB by integrating public transit telemetry, ANPR compliance, and active mobility corridors.
The Smart Environment domain of the MSCF aims to safeguard natural ecosystems, operationalised by the PSCB through real-time IoT water/air monitoring and wetland conservation.
Deploying resilient, future-ready digital and physical infrastructure — including 5G connectivity corridors, high-speed fibre broadband, smart energy management, IoT sensor networks, and the integrated PUO data platform — as the technical foundation underpinning all Smart Putrajaya services.
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