Economic Approaches in Sustainable Development (2000 - 2003)
PE was the local consultant for this project to assist the Malaysian Economic Planning Unit (EPU) of the Prime Minister’s Department in developing economic approaches to achieve sustainable development. This was carried out through demonstration projects at various levels and entailed developing the capacity of the three levels of Government in using and expanding the scope of its application. For the initial stage, PE identified potential case studies including preparing preliminary case studies for consideration at an EPU workshop. For the implementation stage, PE carried out research as inputs into the background papers on the current status of the identified projects. All these were used for recommendations of action as well as in the handbook that was developed. The case studies included Pesticides Container Disposal, Management of Non-Useable Waste Lubricant Oil, Used Tyre Disposal Management, Solid Waste Management, Collection and Disposal of Handphone Batteries, and Management of Plastic Wastes.
Review and Feasibility Study of Water Charging Schemes (2003)
This study for the Selangor Water Management Authority examined issues, challenges and options for introducing raw water charges for managing natural water resources. It investigated into the justification for raising revenues through various sections of its legislation. The focus was specifically on two instruments: a raw water charge, and a pollution charge.
PE was the local consultant for this project to assist the Malaysian Economic Planning Unit (EPU) of the Prime Minister’s Department in developing economic approaches to achieve sustainable development. This was carried out through demonstration projects at various levels and entailed developing the capacity of the three levels of Government in using and expanding the scope of its application. For the initial stage, PE identified potential case studies including preparing preliminary case studies for consideration at an EPU workshop. For the implementation stage, PE carried out research as inputs into the background papers on the current status of the identified projects. All these were used for recommendations of action as well as in the handbook that was developed. The case studies included Pesticides Container Disposal, Management of Non-Useable Waste Lubricant Oil, Used Tyre Disposal Management, Solid Waste Management, Collection and Disposal of Handphone Batteries, and Management of Plastic Wastes.
Review and Feasibility Study of Water Charging Schemes (2003)
This study for the Selangor Water Management Authority examined issues, challenges and options for introducing raw water charges for managing natural water resources. It investigated into the justification for raising revenues through various sections of its legislation. The focus was specifically on two instruments: a raw water charge, and a pollution charge.
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