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DBKL unveils RM400m green space development plan for Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur City Hall has earmarked RM400 million to develop 120 acres of parks, pedestrian pathways and upgraded recreational facilities across the capital under its 2027 budget allocation.
LSN Malaysia ·
The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has committed substantial resources toward enhancing the city's green infrastructure and public spaces as part of its upcoming fiscal initiatives. The RM400 million investment will focus on transforming 120 acres into accessible parks and improved walkway networks, reflecting a broader urban development strategy aimed at improving residents' quality of life.
The initiative encompasses the development of new recreational areas alongside infrastructure upgrades designed to encourage public engagement with urban green spaces. Officials have prioritized accessibility and connectivity in the project's planning stages, with an emphasis on creating comprehensive pedestrian networks that link various park zones throughout the city.
This allocation represents a significant component of DBKL's capital expenditure program and underscores the municipal authority's commitment to sustainable urban planning. The green space expansion is expected to provide residents with enhanced recreational opportunities while contributing to improved air quality and environmental resilience in Malaysia's capital region.
The project timeline and phasing schedule will be detailed in subsequent announcements from DBKL as implementation planning progresses throughout the budget period.