Newly Built / Refurbished with Green Building Principles
Tracks the conformity of new and refurbished buildings to green building principles. Driven by Perbadanan Putrajaya's Green Building Certification Programme, this measures sustainable development adoption across urban facilities.
Performance Progress
Indicator Overview
This indicator evaluates the penetration rate of sustainable architecture within the city’s built environment. Led by Perbadanan Putrajaya through the Green Building Certification Programme, the initiative ensures modernization efforts adhere to strict environmental performance standards.
Indicator Requirements
Numerator
Total number of buildings built or refurbished within the last 5 years in conformity with green building principles
Denominator
City’s total number of buildings built or refurbished in the last 5 years.
Evidence Requirements (Auditor Checklist)
Indicator 15 = A / B X 100 A. Numerator: Please state the number of buildings built or renovated in the past 5 years that meet green building principles. (upload document list of buildings, sample pictures, certificate number and sample certificate) B. Denominator: Please list the total number of buildings built or renovated in the past 5 years. (upload document list of buildings, sample pictures)
Delivered By
Initiatives actively contributing to this indicator's achievement.
15 certified green buildings in Putrajaya (2021–2025) — 13.2% green penetration rate across 114 buildings constructed in the 5-year period
View InitiativePlatform Kembar Digital berasaskan pengimbasan LiDAR 3D dan penderia IoT untuk mendigitalkan dan menguruskan keselamatan aset hijau bandar secara proaktif
View InitiativeThe Bumi Hijau Campaign since 2008 cultivates a sustainable urban farming ecosystem in Putrajaya — 4 active Community Gardens, the Urban Farming Master Plan 2030, and RM 1.64 million spent in 2025 for food security and community empowerment
View InitiativeStandards Reference
- ISO Ref.
- MS ISO 37122:2019
- Indicator ID
- IND-15
- Category
- EV - Environment & Climate Change
- Data Source
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