Smart Environment U/L | Urban/Local Agriculture & Food Security IND-50

Budget on Urban Agriculture Initiatives

Monitors the allocation of municipal budgets toward urban agriculture and food security. Driven by Perbadanan Putrajaya's Urban Farming Programme, it measures direct financial commitment to sustainable community ecosystems.

Achieved Level 3 Target

0 units

Current Performance

Target

100 units

Baseline Year

Target Year

Lead Agency

Update Cycle

Last Updated

Performance Progress

Overall Achievement 100%

Baseline: units Target: 100 units

Indicator Overview

This indicator assesses the financial resources dedicated to cultivating sustainable local food ecosystems. Managed by Perbadanan Putrajaya, the Bumi Hijau Campaign and broader Urban Farming Programme empower communities while strengthening urban food security.

Indicator Requirements

Numerator

Total amount of the city budget spent on urban agriculture initiatives for a given year.

Denominator

City’s total municipal budget for the same year.

Evidence Requirements (Auditor Checklist)

Indicator 50 = A / B A. Numerator : Please state the total city budget spent on urban agriculture initiatives for the assessment year. (upload document) B. Denominator : Please state the total annual PBT budget for the assessment year. (upload document)

Delivered By

Initiatives actively contributing to this indicator's achievement.

Putrajaya Urban Farming Programme Perbadanan Putrajaya

Operational

The 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

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Standards Reference

ISO Ref.: MS ISO 37122:2019
Indicator ID: IND-50
Category: U/L - Urban/Local Agriculture & Food Security
Data Source

Part of Component

Smart Environment

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