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by Ir. Dr. Rosli Mohamad Zin Construction Research Centre (CRC), UTM Date : September 2014 Venue : PWTC KL Malaysia Grren Highway Index - MyGHI ECOBUILD SEMINAR
Transcript of ECOBUILD SEMINAR - IAEA
by Ir. Dr. Rosli Mohamad ZinConstruction Research Centre (CRC), UTM
Date : September 2014Venue : PWTC KL
Malaysia Grren Highway Index - MyGHI
ECOBUILD SEMINAR
Presentation Outline
Sustainability Issues
MyGHI
Sustainability Issues
Global Warming & Greenhouse gases
Global Warming◦ Gradual increase of earth and ocean
temperature as the result of the built up certain gases
Greenhouse gases◦ Heat-trapping gases – CO2, CFC, CH4 &
NO2
Transportation, factories, Transportation, factories, electric city from coalelectric city from coal--fired fired plan produce COplan produce CO22
Cutting down trees, fewer Cutting down trees, fewer trees mean less conversion trees mean less conversion of COof CO22 to oxygento oxygen
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Lack of Awareness
“NIMBY Syndrome”
Not In My Back Yard
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THINK GLOBALLY, ACT LOCALLY
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Equity
• Intergenerational equity: = Equity between
generations
• Intragenerational equity:= Equity within a
generation
Resource Depletion
Renewable Resources◦ Wind, water, solar…
Non-Renewable Resources◦ Fossil fuels (coal, oil, gas) and
minerals…
Sustainable rate of useSustainable rate of use of a of a nonnon--renewable resource is renewable resource is less than or equal to the less than or equal to the rate at which a renewable rate at which a renewable resource can be brought on resource can be brought on stream to replace it stream to replace it [[HHartwickartwick Rule]Rule]
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What the professionals can do?
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SD PRINCIPLESSD PRINCIPLES
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There has to be a better wayThere has to be a better way……18
Land ClearingPotential impacts should be considered before actions Potential impacts should be considered before actions are are
takentaken……
Malaysia milestones in adopting SD
1974 – Environmental Quality Act (EQA)
Third Malaysian Plan (1976-1980) – preserve the natural heritage from the impact of population growth and industrialization.
Fifth Malaysian Plan (1986-1990) – EIA was introduced in 1988
Eight Malaysian Plan – the adoption and implementation of agenda 21. Malaysian Quality Life Index (MQLI) a measure of sustainable living.
Ninth Malaysian Plan – inline with the 9th principles of Islam Hadhari for continuing environmental stewardship using environmental planning tools EIA, Strategic environmental assessment (SEA), cost benefit analysis & market-based instruments.
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Agenda 21 for Sustainable Construction in Developing Countries
Define as development needs to be pursued to achieve the state of sustainability.
More than 60 green building assessment tools related to sustainability and efficiency includes: BREEAM (UK) 1990, Green Globes (USA) 1996, SBTool (Canada) 1996, LEED
(USA) 1998, CASBEE (Japan) 2001, GREENMARK (Singapore) 2005, GBI (Malaysia) 2009, Greenship (Indonesia)
2012.GREENROADS (US)
GreenPASSGreenPASS
Green Building Index
Green Building Index
pH JKR™pH JKR™
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Green Highway Index Sustainable Highway Development
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Malaysia Green Highway Index (MyGHI) is a performance baseline standard designed to measure the level of greenness of highways in
Malaysia. MyGHI covers the fundamental elements of green highway development that are
suitable for the Malaysia condition.
Collaboration
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Collaboration
“The Development of An Assessment Framework for Green Highway In Malaysia”
• Collaboration between MHA & UTM 2010-2013
• Vision : Development of Green Highway• Misi : i. To develop Malaysia Green
Highnway Indexii. To develop Web based
application
PROCESS OF GREEN HIGHWAY INDEX ESTABLISHMENT
ProductsMyGHI Calculator
MyGHI ManualMyGHI Web Based System
ProductsMyGHI Calculator
MyGHI ManualMyGHI Web Based System
MarketHighway concessionaires
Highway infrastructure developersHighway consultants
MarketHighway concessionaires
Highway infrastructure developersHighway consultants
BenefitsA reference and guideline in the sustainable development of Green
HighwayA decision support tool in highway infrastructure development
Developed specifically for the tropical environment, cultural and social needs.
BenefitsA reference and guideline in the sustainable development of Green
HighwayA decision support tool in highway infrastructure development
Developed specifically for the tropical environment, cultural and social needs.
MALAYSIA GREEN HIGHWAY INDEX SCORE CARD
Name of Concession : Date:
Name of Project :
ID Criteria Points Achieved Total Points
SDCA-1 Construction Management PlanSDCA-2 Noise Mitigation ControlSDCA-3 Equipment and Machineries EfficiencySDCA-4 Quality ManagementSDCA-5 Context Sensitive DesignSDCA-6 Erosion and Sedimentation ControlSDCA-7 Alignment Selection
SS-1 Services and FacilitiesSS-2 EconomySS-3 Pollution ReductionSS-4 Public AcceptanceSS-5 EnvironmentSS-6 Management IssueSS-7 InnovationEE-1 Management PoliciesEE-2 Rest and Service Area EE-3 Toll PlazaEE-4 Compound and Car ParkEE-5 Interchange
EWM-1 Environmental Management SystemEWM-2 Stormwater Runoff QuantityEWM-3 Stormwater Runoff QualityEWM-4 Ecosystem Protection and PreservationMT-1 Innovation TechnologyMT-2 Reduce, Reuse and RecycleMT-3 Economical Materials and PavementMT-4 Erosion Control
TOTAL POINTS
CATEGORY FACTOR SCORE
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Sustainable Design and Construction Activities
68 22
Energy Efficiency 64 21
Environmental and Water Management
60 19
Material and Technology
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Social and Safety 67 22
Total 310 100
FACTOR INDEX
MALAYSIA GREEN HIGHWAY INDEX SCORE CARD
Name of Concession : Date:
Name of Project :
ID Criteria Points Achieved Total Points
SDCA-1 Construction Management PlanSDCA-2 Noise Mitigation ControlSDCA-3 Equipment and Machineries EfficiencySDCA-4 Quality ManagementSDCA-5 Context Sensitive DesignSDCA-6 Erosion and Sedimentation ControlSDCA-7 Alignment Selection
SS-1 Services and FacilitiesSS-2 EconomySS-3 Pollution ReductionSS-4 Public AcceptanceSS-5 EnvironmentSS-6 Management IssueSS-7 InnovationEE-1 Management PoliciesEE-2 Rest and Service Area EE-3 Toll PlazaEE-4 Compound and Car ParkEE-5 Interchange
EWM-1 Environmental Management SystemEWM-2 Stormwater Runoff QuantityEWM-3 Stormwater Runoff QualityEWM-4 Ecosystem Protection and PreservationMT-1 Innovation TechnologyMT-2 Reduce, Reuse and RecycleMT-3 Economical Materials and PavementMT-4 Erosion Control
TOTAL POINTS
Certification Level Points (Percentage)
Platinum 250 - 310 ( 81% - 100%)
Gold 219 - 249 ( 71%- 80% )
Silver 188 - 218 ( 61%- 70% )
Certified 155 - 187 ( 50%- 60% )
AWARD & AWARD & CERTIFICATION CERTIFICATION
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IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK
PHASE PHASE 1 1 (MALAYSIA HIGHWAY AUTHORITY)(MALAYSIA HIGHWAY AUTHORITY)Launching of Launching of MyGHIMyGHI Manual & Manual & Awareness of Awareness of
Malaysia Green Highway Index Malaysia Green Highway Index to highway stakeholders to highway stakeholders
STRUCTURE OF MYGHI IMPLEMENTATIONSTRUCTURE OF MYGHI IMPLEMENTATIONSTRUCTURE OF MYGHI IMPLEMENTATION
ADVISORY BOARD•Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia (LLM)•KeTTHA•Kementerian Kerja Raya Malaysia (KKR)•Board of Engineers (BEM)•Universiti Teknlogi Malaysia (UTM)
ADVISORY BOARDADVISORY BOARD•Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia (LLM)•KeTTHA•Kementerian Kerja Raya Malaysia (KKR)•Board of Engineers (BEM)•Universiti Teknlogi Malaysia (UTM)
ACCREDITATION PANEL•Qualified Auditors
ACCREDITATION PANELACCREDITATION PANEL•Qualified Auditors
FacilitatorFacilitatorFacilitator
REASSESSMENT PROCESS…..
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Terima Kasih
