KUALA LUMPUR: Urban development projects in the region may have to adopt an"Asean green building" standard in the future, says Nga Kor Ming.
He said this requires buildings to incorporate features such as the use of eco-friendly building materials, rain harvesters and solar panels, among others.He said Malaysia's proposed green building standard will be tabled at the next roundtable talks next year.He said Asean members as well as China have agreed to strengthen the framework for cooperation in housing and urban development.
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