URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (UEMS)

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Management system based on a "plan-do-checkact" loop management

Periodic review conducted

Environmental Management System (EMS) is typically used to meet environmental certification systems like ISO 14001

Located on both sides of the Malacca River near its mouth into the Strait of Malacca.

Total area is 304.29 km2. Population at 2010 are 483,679 people. Density about 1,589.53 people/km2 Popular with tourism industry 7.5 million tourist visited at 2009.

Popular with industry.

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE
domestic waste, industrial waste, etc are not properly disposed

LAND POLLUTION

AIR POLLUTION

Industrial toxic gases Transportationburning of fuel

MALACCA CITY
Every person on takes up space. Increasing waste

OVER POPULATION

WATER POLLUTION

Domestic waste Industrial effluent into river or sea

OBJECTIVE
to develop an integrated environmental management system
to develop capabilities government agencies

to create the legislative framework & data management system, monitoring and systematic reporting.
formal training system that focuses on all aspects of the UEMS. to create awareness and encourage greater educational presence on nature/ environment.

Solid Waste Management

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Historical Malacca City Council is the first organization in Malaysia that builds a controlled landfill

Proposed landfill at Lot 1771, is an area of 21.71 hectares Krubong

Located about 14 km from the town of Malacca

The design of the disposal site is a basin in which no gas can flow and the resulting diffusion into adjacent lots or undergroun d water systems.

Solid Waste Management

River Management

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Malacca River Management by Department of Irrigation and Drainage, Melaka - control and monitor the maintenance and development activities

Create a safe recreational zones, userfriendly and environmentally friendly.

Monitor the effluent is discharged into the river (visually)

Environmental monitoring in the Malacca River corridor from the mouth to the upstream far as 39 km in Gadek.

River Management

Siting Of Industry
Introduction
Since 1970, the industrial sector developed rapidly around the city of Malacca Malacca State Development Corporation has played an important role in protecting the environment.

Location
Ayer Keroh Industry area is about 203.69 hectare

Step
Optimize the use of land and minimize the effects of pollution. Site for the clean and light industries located near residential areas

Siting Of Industry

Relocate Public Facility

Before Bus and taxi terminal is located in the
middle of old town near the Plaza Hang Tuah. So small and cramped location can not accommodate the additional bus services provided. air pollution emissions due to traffic congestion Relocate old bus terminal to Melaka Sentral located on the outskirts of town Peringgit. Reduce traffic congestion, Public transport management more systematic

After

Effect

Relocate Public Facility

Traffic Management.
Before
most of the vehicles using the road which had to cross the City of Malacca density of vehicle traffic congestion is high.

After
highway AMJ (Alor Gajah - Melaka Jasin), the Federal Route contains two lanes to accommodate the increasing number of vehicles

Effect
Reduce traffic congestion, Reduce air pollution

Traffic Management

Siting Of Housing
House is one of the basic requirements for human The construction sector also contributed to economic growth
Among the recent measures taken by the government is applying green technology in housing construction.

Siting Of Housing

The area involved is the Hang Tuah Jaya Green Town.

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Area that involved is about 1000 acres

Main objective is to reduce pollution impact to environment

Siting Of Housing

Siting Of Housing

UEMS STRATEGY
Prevention

Education

Enforcement

Monitoring

Prevention
Environmental Control Plan which involves the issue of land use planning and placement of suitable housing and industry. Environmental infrastructure involves a comprehensive sewerage system and an efficient system of solid waste. Control Regulations and Policies of the policy

on air pollution, water pollution and hazardous chemicals, including industrial waste.

Enforcement
Conducting regular inspections on to the sectors involved. Air pollution emission comply with the standards. Commercial effluent to meet standards for discharge into the sewer culvert. Inspection and audit of the management and disposal of hazardous materials and toxic waste.

Monitoring
Regular monitoring of air quality, inland and coastal waters. The monitoring system involves sampling water quality, river, beach, and others. Provides data to monitor feedback on the adequacy and effectiveness of the program. Monitoring all pollution

Education
Working with communities as partners to protect the environment. Regular dialogue with industry and communities about environmental issues. Seminars, workshops and discussion in the industrial sector or the surrounding communities. Awareness campaign about the dangers of pollution on the quality of life.

CONCLUSIONS
UEMS is a system that must be implemented Applying it in the management and

administration have a positive impact on the environment

In order to ensure the system

is implemented efficiently as possible, courses and exposure to the procedures and information systems need to be prepared.
Cooperation between the parties responsible

must exist to ensure that this system can be implemented smoothly and effectively.