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Since 2025Explore the strategic and infrastructure programmes driving Perbadanan Putrajaya's progress through the Malaysia Smart City Rating Programme towards Level 3 (Leading Smart City) by 2026.
Flagship programmes aligned to the Putrajaya Smart City Blueprint and MSCF domains.
Animatic Countdown Signals & Smart WPD Technology for Inclusive Urban Mobility
Since 2025Perbadanan Putrajaya together with eMooVit launched a driverless autonomous electric bus pilot along Persiaran Perdana — pioneering the future of zero-emission smart public mobility in Malaysia's administrative heartland
Since 2024An integrated city-wide cashless payment network encompassing municipal e-payment gateways, modern parking machines, and e-wallet adoption across retail and community markets.
Since 2018101 panel digital LED Billboard & Digital Signage berpusat — menyampaikan maklumat awam, pengumuman, dan promosi secara masa nyata merentasi lokasi strategik Putrajaya melalui platform Samsung MagicINFO™ 9
Since 2021Five ground-breaking initiatives that put Putrajaya's schoolchildren at the frontline of climate action — from STEMSEL-powered ecoboats (2018) to a 308 KG carton collection drive (2023)
Since 20182,969 PDP internet-enabled devices across 27 government-aided schools serving 40,627 pupils score of 7.4% (2025)
Since 2020Platform Kembar Digital berasaskan pengimbasan LiDAR 3D dan penderia IoT untuk mendigitalkan dan menguruskan keselamatan aset hijau bandar secara proaktif
Since 2025In 2025, Putrajaya's SISPAA complaint management system resolved 1,632 public complaints with a 100% resolution rate and an average turnaround of 6.1 days — with 99.94% resolved within 5 working days.
Since 2023The E-Tasik electronic system digitises the entire application and management process for activities across Putrajaya's Lake & Wetland areas — from water sports and academic research to lake water extraction and technical benchmarking visits — through a single fast, transparent, and paperless online platform
Since 2022Putrajaya achieved 100% e-waste recycling in 2025 — 95.435 metric tonnes of electrical and electronic waste collected and processed through AFES's integrated collection network, fully satisfying MS ISO 37122:2019 Indicator 57.
Since 2019JBPM Putrajaya emergency performance monitoring system — achieving an average 5-minute 50-second on-scene arrival time across 513 fire and rescue calls in 2025, surpassing the national NART standard
Since 2019Digital tracking and enforcement of Fire Certificates for 117 designated high-risk buildings in Putrajaya — ensuring proactive fire safety compliance and protecting the lives of urban residents
Since 2019Putrajaya's systematic programme tracking buildings constructed or refurbished within a 5-year rolling window that comply with green building principles — demonstrating the city's commitment to sustainable, energy-efficient, and climate-resilient urban development.
Since 2021Nurturing the next generation of environmental stewards — Green Khaleefa Putrajaya empowers youth and communities through hands-on environmental education, green living practices, and active conservation engagement across Putrajaya.
Since 2023Indah Water Konsortium manages 27.4 million m³ of treated wastewater annually in Putrajaya — with a roadmap to achieve bio-solids circular reuse (IND-63)
Since 2004Dual-layer physical and mobile emergency response system connected to the PCC
Since 2019Putrajaya's formal citizen engagement programme for sustainable urban planning — delivering 745 community touchpoints across 6 structured programmes in 2025 (IND-34: 0.6% of total population). The LA21 Portal (la21.ppj.gov.my) and Majlis Perwakilan Penduduk Wilayah Persekutuan (MPPWP) form the institutional backbone of inclusive, data-driven governance.
Since 2004100% of Putrajaya's Urban Public Transport Services Linked to a Unified Cashless Payment Ecosystem
Since 2023Putrajaya's structured food waste collection from households and commercial premises — 25.74 tonnes recovered in 2025 across residential and supermarket streams
Since 2023Putrajaya hosts one of Malaysia's four designated autonomous vehicle proving grounds under the national MyAV (My Autonomous Vehicle) regulatory experiment — with eMooVit becoming its pioneering industry player, demonstrating 5G-connected autonomous mobility using a Proton Exora and an Electric Bus in Malaysia's federal administrative capital
Since 2019Aplikasi mudah alih kesihatan nasional — mendigitalkan rekod perubatan dan penjadualan janji temu fasiliti kesihatan secara selamat untuk kesejahteraan awam
Since 202033 Wi-Fi Equipped Buses Across 7 Routes — 154.5 km of Publicly Accessible In-Transit Internet (IND-42)
Since 20249 Public Transport Lines with Publicly Accessible Real-Time Tracking — IND-39 Compliant
Since 2024Putrajaya's systematic programme ensuring that public buildings across the city are fully accessible to persons with special needs (OKU) — providing inclusive access features including drop-off zones, wheelchair ramps, accessible toilets, lifts, prayer rooms, and public transport connectivity for all 55 public buildings.
Since 201553 Public Parking Lots · 20,215 Bays — 100% Equipped with Electronic Payment (IND-8)
Since 2020IoT-Enabled Real-Time Parking Availability Across Putrajaya's 53-Location Public Parking Network
Since 2024Putrajaya's formal Safe City Programme — coordinating PPj, Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah Putrajaya, and community stakeholders to sustain a low-crime urban environment. In 2025, Putrajaya recorded only 111 index crimes (IND-27 rate: 8.87 per 10,000 population), among the lowest in the Federal Territory, certified under MURNinets 2.0.
Since 2004Skim perkongsian basikal awam bersepadu Putrajaya — memudahkan mobiliti hijau tanpa stesen dengan sistem pengesahan kad pintar dan perlabuhan automatik
Since 2024Putrajaya's systematic programme for identifying, tracking, and refurbishing public buildings — ensuring that all 55 public facilities across the city meet universal design and accessibility standards through data-driven condition monitoring.
Since 2020Putrajaya's four-branch community learning network — serving 287,000 annual visitors with eLibrary access to 189,615 titles, a dedicated Braille Resource Centre, iPads, computers & smart boards at every branch, and RM670,150 invested in 2025 to bridge the digital divide.
Since 2001Bas elektrik tanpa pelepasan karbon NEDO-Putrajaya — merintis pengangkutan awam hijau dengan teknologi cas pantas DC dan laluan penuh bertenaga elektrik
Since 2017Putrajaya's phased digitisation programme preserving 81,345 architectural approval plans and producing BIM-based measured drawings of iconic landmarks — safeguarding the city's built heritage for future generations.
Since 2025Portal digital rasmi ekosistem pelancongan mempromosikan acara, pakej rekreasi, dan tarikan warisan secara interaktif kepada pelawat tempatan dan antarabangsa
Since 2026The 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
Since 2008Putrajaya's statutory long-range spatial planning blueprint — projecting population growth from 125,200 (2025) to 305,000 by 2050 across 20 precincts. In 2025, 72,879 residents (58.21%) live in high-density precincts (IND-61), with Presint 11 (25,262), Presint 9 (21,879), and Presint 17 (14,182) as the primary residential hubs of Putrajaya's planned urban fabric.
Since 2025115,496 active ROD passengers across 5 Putrajaya zones in 2025 — IND-36 score of 92.25% (sharing economy transport users per 100,000 population)
Since 2024Putrajaya's integrated plastic waste diversion network — Reverse Vending Machines, Pusat Kitar Semula, and CII commercial streams tracked under MS ISO 37122:2019
Since 2021Putrajaya's first IoT-connected smart bin — solar-powered, GPS-tracked, and capable of holding 5× more waste than a conventional bin — deployed at Dataran Putra, Presint 1, as a Proof of Concept for city-wide sensor-enabled bin infrastructure.
Since 2025Infrastruktur Permeteran Termaju (AMI) TNB dan aplikasi portal pengguna yang menawarkan kebolehlihatan corak penggunaan tenaga elektrik masa nyata dan pemantauan bekalan secara proaktif
Since 2014132 of 141 Traffic Light Junctions Upgraded to Smart System — 93.6% Smart Coverage (IND-9), Transitioning to SCATS
Since 2004100% of Putrajaya's waste management fleet equipped with real-time GPS/AVLS tracking — zero unmonitored vehicles in 2025
Since 2022Transforming into a digital water utility, Air Selangor's AMI Smart Water Meter Programme leverages IoT technology for on-demand remote meter reading — improving operational efficiency, ensuring employee safety, and systematically reducing non-revenue water (NRW) losses across the service area
Since 2019From your MILO carton to a rooftop — The CAREton Project transforms used beverage cartons into durable PolyAl roofing tiles and panel boards, with 8 dedicated drop-off points across Putrajaya managed by DRB-HICOM and AFES.
Since 2012304 registered VSP volunteers in Putrajaya (2026) — PDRM's smart mobile platform turning every citizen smartphone into an active community safety node (IND-59)
Since 2021Program kerjasama pertukaran data dua hala berskala awan dengan Google Waze untuk menyalurkan amaran insiden lalu lintas dengan lebih berkesan
Since 2019Putrajaya's end-to-end digital business licensing platform — enabling entrepreneurs to apply, renew, and track business premise licences online. In 2025, Putrajaya recorded 1,217 active businesses with 86 new ventures from 2023 surviving into 2025, yielding an IND-43 survival rate of 68.69 per 100,000 population.
Since 2018