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Good Neighbours

Your Sustainable Adventure Begins Here - For A Greener Future!

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Get ready for a fun and educational ride with 'Good Neighbours'! This series takes a light-hearted approach to teach us about sustainable infrastructure and the consequences of neglect.

Meet Jack, a dad trying to grasp the importance of taking care of the environment and learning to make better choices through his daughter, Ching-Ching. Joining them is their next-door neighbour, Tony Eusoff, a former architect and current actor, who brings an interesting perspective to the mix.

'Good Neighbours' isn't your typical show—it's a fun way to learn how we can all make a positive impact on the environment. Each episode is like a friendly chat, showing us that small changes can lead to a greener, happier future. So, come join us, laugh a little, and discover how to be a 'Good Neighbour' too!
GOOD NEIGHBOURS - EPISODES
Episode 1

In episode 1, Jack's frustration with ongoing flooding in his neighbourhood is addressed by his neighbour Tony, who highlights the significance of poor development planning and inadequate natural flood mitigation. Follow Jack’s story by tuning in to episode 1.

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Episode 2

In episode 2, Jack tries to figure out why a mysterious creature in his neighbourhood keeps stealing from him. Frustrated at first, he turns to neighbour Tony for an 'aha' moment - blame it on poor development! Watch episode 2 to find out more about the ‘aha’ moment.

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Episode 3

In episode 3, Jack finds himself in a fishy predicament when fish and prawns mysteriously disappear from his neighbourhood. Join him as he grapples with this mystery and tries to solve the case of the missing seafood!

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Episode 4

In episode 4, Jack takes the wheel and learns a 'wild' lesson on forest fragmentation and the secrets of safeguarding animal habitats, all thanks to his quirky neighbour, Tony. Tune in to find out about Jack’s ‘wild’ lessons.

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Episode 5

In episode 5, Jack's house becomes the centre of attention when an unfamiliar structure appears out of nowhere. As the confusion grows, Tony swoops in to emphasise the importance of being part of the planning process to prevent any future mishaps. Get ready to learn more in this unforgettable episode.

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Episode 6

Jack's neighbourhood struggles come full circle in this last episode. He meets Salim, the government officer, on his way to work. Jack prepares for a complaint battle to convey his worries. Will Jack find peace and hope? Tune in to know more in this final episode as he wraps up his neighbourhood escapades in episode 6.

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Together, we can make a difference.

Resource Centre
A Concerned Citizen’s Simple Guide to Taking Action on Land-Use Change

Concerned about a proposed development? Your community's future is at stake. Learn how to understand the project, voice your concerns, and work with others to shape your neighbourhood. This guide empowers you to make a difference.

​Learn about Nature Based Solutions (NbS)

Our discussion on Nature Based Solutions aligns with the globally accepted framework established by the United Nations Environment Assembly at its fifth session (UNEA-5).

Here is the link to view both parts of the events, slides, and the NbS videos in both Bahasa Malaysia and English languages:

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Conserving Watersheds for the Future Through PES

Payments for ecosystem services (PES) provide recognition of a watershed’s services and their values and can help create win-win situations to support good watershed management. Let's take a look at what PES is and how it can support good watershed management.

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Explore Irrawaddy Dolphin Conservation in Sarawak

Read the featured article "Guardians of the Irrawaddy Dolphins" for an in-depth look at the challenges and triumphs of protecting this endangered species.

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Water Literacy Malaysia

Malaysia has shown progress in enhancing access to clean water, although challenges remain in water governance. The findings from a collaborative study conducted in 2022 by Monash University Malaysia, WWF Malaysia, and WaterEd Association shed light on key aspects: respondents' water knowledge, attitudes towards water, and water-related behaviours.

​Extended Producer Responsibility

WWF-Malaysia released a report entitled “Study on EPR Scheme Assessment for Packaging Waste in Malaysia”. In the report, WWF identifies the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme as a critical and effective policy tool in holding manufacturers accountable for the end-of-life impacts of their plastic products and packaging. EPR as a policy instrument also encourages adoption of holistic eco-design among the business sector.

Contact Us

Thanks for being part of the Good Neighbours journey! Your voice matters. Share your thoughts, and ideas with us in the emails below.

Email: my.policyref@wwf.org.my