Kickstart the day with a warm welcome and the opportunity to connect with fellow participants over coffee.

Awareness to Action: How can we transform climate challenges into social opportunities?

A conversation on how fairness, care, and collective action can help every community face the challenges of a changing climate.

EcoKnights shares their journey of mobilising communities through education, advocacy, and hands-on initiatives, showcasing how grassroots empowerment drives lasting sustainable lifestyles and climate impact.

Join us for an in-depth session on how the Pahang Peatland Restoration Project is conserving the largest remaining contiguous tropical peatland forest in Peninsular Malaysia. Explore how this flagship nature-based carbon credit project rehabilitates degraded peatlands by restoring hydrological and ecological functions—thereby improving carbon sequestration, supporting biodiversity, and mitigating the risks of peat fires and transboundary haze.

In the misty heart of Pekan’s peat swamp forests, this storytelling workshop invites participants to see through the lens of the Jakun Indigenous people, where tradition meets the challenges of modern conservation. Through the Pahang Peatland Restoration Project (PPRP) and its Ranok Resilience (RANOK) initiatives, we explore how Indigenous wisdom and community resilience shape sustainable peatland management—ensuring that both people and forests thrive together.

A powerful dialogue on how women leaders are weaving together faith, science, and justice to inspire inclusive and transformative climate action.

An exploration of how protecting our oceans safeguards communities, strengthens climate resilience, and ensures a healthier planet for all.

Specialised workshop on Land Surface Temperature mapping. The Habitat Foundation and Think City are organising a one-hour interactive workshop designed to engage the public, decision-makers, developers, institutions and NGOs in understanding how nature-based solutions have a role to play in keeping our cities cool and liveable.

Fun, hands-on crash course designed for urban folks who want to eat fresher, waste less, and reconnect with nature, without needing a big yard or lots of time.

Take time to pause and enjoy a light networking break. Finger food will be available, and local vendors will offer additional options for purchase.

This session asks how prepared we are for urban heating in the Klang Valley? What can be done to maximise our ability to mitigate this?

To provide an evidence-based response to these important questions, The Habitat Foundation funded research by Think City to map the urban heat island effect in the Klang Valley. Using Land Surface Temperature data from satellite imaging covering a 30-year period, we now have compelling insights into specific patterns and trends. These will be released for the first time at AlterCOP30.

In this session we will explore how government agencies, NGOs, academics, urban planners, and city officials can work together to translate these insights to meaningful and impactful policies and actions.

AlterCOP team Closing remarks and networking.