my home town sustainability
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The document provides information about Mohamed Affendi Bin Ismail's home town of Bukit Mertajam, Penang, Malaysia. Some key details include: 1) Bukit Mertajam has a population of 1.6 million people and is located in the Central Seberang Perai region of Penang. 2) The town focuses on sustainability and provides various programs related to recycling, waste management, and developing an eco-town. 3) Bukit Mertajam has a diversified economy with sectors like manufacturing, tourism, education, and healthcare providing employment opportunities.
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- 1. MY HOME TOWN SUSTAINABILITY PENANG MOHAMAD AFFENDI BIN ISMAIL A128707 JKAS
- 2. INTRODUCTION
- 3. PENANG Total Area : :1,048 sq.km Total Area 1,048 sq.km Population : :1.6 m people Population 1.6 m people Population Growth : :1.1 % Population Growth 1.1 % Economic Growth : :7.6 % Economic Growth 7.6 %
- 5. BUKIT MERTAJAM • Capital of Central Seberang Perai, Penang, Malaysia. • It is commonly known as BM and one of the most developed area in Seberang Perai. • Named after the nearby hill.
- 6. LAND USE IN SEBERANG PERAI
- 7. URBAN DESIGN
- 8. OVERALL ACHIEVEMENT SCOREBOARD
- 9. ECO TOWN
- 10. RECYCLING & WASTE GENERATED
- 13. INTRODUCTION
- 18. FOOD
- 19. Tourism Spots
- 20. Shopping
- 21. EDUCATION • Tertiary education • -UITM Penang, Politeknik SP etc.. • Secondary education • -Highschool BM, SMSTSSS, Jit Sin etc • Primary education • -SKJ, Sekolah Kebangsaan Alma Sekolah Kebangsaan Permai Indah etc.
- 22. TRANSPORTATION • Roads • North-South Expressway connects the town to major cities in Malaysia such as Kuala Lumpur and Alor Setar via the Juru and Prai interchange. • Butterworth-Kulim Expressway connects the town via the Permatang Nibong interchange. • Penang Bridge connects the town to George Town, Penang in Penang island. • Public transport • The Bukit Mertajam railway station serves the residents of the town which connects the north and south of the Malay Peninsula. • Rapid Penang Sdn. Bhd. provides bus services starting from July 31, 2007.
- 23. AIR QUALITY
- 24. Healthcare • There are a lots of healthcare facilities and services provided to the residence of BM. • Eg : BM General Hospital, KPJ Specialist Centre, 1Malaysia clinic and etc.
- 25. EMPLOYMENT
- 26. EMPLOYMENT VS
- 27. EMPLOYMENT
- 28. ECONOMIC BASE
- 29. ECONOMIC BASE
- 30. CONCLUSION