This document contains the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Guidelines Oil Palm Plantation Development of Malaysia.

This document contains Guidelines For Siting And Zoning for Malaysia.

This document contains the Environmental Quality Act 1974 of Malaysia, an Act referring to the prevention, abatement, control of pollution, and enhancement of the environment, and for purposes connected herewith.

This document contains the Environmental Quality (Amendment) Act 2012 of Malaysia.

The Environmental Quality Act 1974 [Act 127], which is referred to as the “principal Act” in this Act, is amended by substituting for the words “qualified personnel” wherever they appear the words “qualified person.

This Enactment may be cited as the Environment Protection Enactment 2002 and shall come into force on such date as the Minister may, by notification in the Gazette, appoint.

The Savusavu Blue Town Model looks to introduce a comprehensive framework to create thriving communities that address climate change and ocean pollution while building sustainable livelihoods within a picturesque harbor town in Fiji. Savusavu provides a safe anchorage for visiting yachts and is the focus of tourism activities on Fiji's second-largest island of Vanua Levu.

The Subic Blue project aspires to introduce the first aquarium fish farm and coral nursery in the Philippines, producing large quantities of tropical fish for sale and for placement back onto protected reefs. In addition to bringing a unique regenerative business to the education-focused Subic Bay Marine Exploratorium, Inc. (SBMEI) on the west coast of the island of Luzon, the new operations would also create additional jobs and provide solar energy for SBMEI and the local grid.

The Pacific Ocean Explorers project would combine marine renewable energy and aquaculture to strengthen food and energy security in Palau. By establishing the natural spawning cycles of certain species of significance, eggs can be harvested to produce juveniles for food grow out, restocking for conservation, and restocking for food security.

Ongedaol Nature Resort Palau seeks to create an innovative new model for sustainable, organic ecotourism, empowered by modern technology, that is completely off-grid and formed in partnership with local landowners. 23 eco-retreat suites amid a natural reserve will feature sustainable organic farming (agriculture and aquaculture) where visitors can experience living amid the jungles of Palau, taste locally-grown food, hike ancient trails, and enjoy nature on both lands and in the water.