Content:
Introduction – Making the SDGs Matter: Leaving No One Behind
by Alizan Mahadi
SDGs and the Well-Being of the Orang Asal and Orang Asli
by Adrian Lasimbang & Kon Onn Sein
Conservation Tourism on Mantanani Island, Sabah: Impact on the Indigenous Community
by Junaenah Sulehan & Jamal Gabir
Development Approaches for the Orang Asli Laut as an Indicator of “ Leaving No One Behind”?
by W. A. Amir Zal
Rethinking Malaysian Rural Development and Transformation in Relation to the SDGs
by Larry Chee-Yoong Wong & Ryan Chua
The Relevance of CORDEX Southeast Asia Regional Climate Projection: Malaysia’s Perspectives
by Fredolin Tangang & Chung Jing Xiang
IWRM as a Systemic Approach to Climate Change Adaptation and SDGs
by Salmah Zakaria, Wan Izar Haizan Wan Rosely & Aiman Hafiz Mohd
A New Approach to Climate Change Policy in Malaysia
by Darshan Joshi
Localising SDGs: Observations from the All-Party Parliamentary Group on SDGs
by Alizan Mahadi
Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies: Good Governance and Institutional Reform Proposals in Malaysia
by Shad Saleem Faruqi
Whole Institutional Transformation for a Sustainable University: The Case of Humanising Education at IIUM
by Zainal Abidin Sanusi
Unlocking the Paradox Between SDG16 and Democratic Governance in Malaysia
by Khoo Ying Hooi
Role of Civil Society Organisations in Localising SDGs in Malaysia
by Denison Jayasooria
Conclusion – A Whole of Society Approach towards the SDGs and Leaving No One Behind
by Alizan Mahadi