Programme
Programme
22 OCTOBER 2025, WEDNESDAY
OPENING CEREMONY
Registration
Introductory Remarks
*H.E. Ambassador Jacques Werner, The Ambassador of the Netherlands to Malaysia
Welcome Address
Mr. Supun Nigamuni, Managing Director, Control Union Malaysia
Opening Address and Launch of Sustainable Action Conference 2025
Plenary Address: Strengthening ASEAN Integration Through a Common Carbon Framework
Spotlight Address: From Pledges to Progress – Turning ESG Goals into Measurable Impacts
Small Hands Big Impact: Flagship Initiative “From Children to Children”
Networking & Refreshment Break
Session 1: Decarbonising Malaysia: Sectoral Pathways to Net Zero
Focus: To unpack practical and inclusive strategies for reducing emissions, aligned with Malaysia’s national climate targets and the global net zero agenda.
Relevant Sectors:
– Energy: Renewable energy, electrification, CCUS
– Manufacturing: Low-carbon production, industrial efficiency
– Construction: Green buildings, embodied carbon, materials innovation
– Agriculture & Forestry: Carbon sinks, regenerative practices, carbon markets
– Food & Tourism: Sustainable operations, transport, eco-labels
– Finance: Green financing, transition finance tools
– Government: Policy levers, taxonomies, MRV systems
Moderator: Mr. Supun Nigamuni, Managing Director of Control Union Malaysia
Speakers:
To be confirmed
Session 2: Responsible Business & Social Compliance: Building Trust in Supply Chains
Focus: Addressing sustainable practices in production, resource utilization, and energy management.
Relevant Sectors:
– Manufacturing & Food: Labor rights, responsible sourcing, traceability
– Construction & Tourism: Migrant welfare, worker safety, contractor management
– Agriculture & Forestry: FPIC, fair trade, indigenous community rights
– Energy: Just transition, workforce upskilling
– Finance: ESG due diligence in lending/investment
– Government: Regulation, enforcement, incentives
Moderator: To be confirmed
Speakers:
To be confirmed
Luncheon for Guest Speakers & Delegates
MISA Pitching Session
Special Address: Corporate Purpose in the Age of Sustainability: A CEO’s Perspective
Session 3: Circular, Regenerative & Resource-Efficient: Redefining Growth
Focus: To accelerate the shift to circular economy models and nature-positive strategies that regenerate rather than deplete natural resources.
Relevant Sectors:
– Manufacturing & Construction: Circular design, waste valorisation, industrial symbiosis
– Forestry & Agriculture: Biodiversity credits, sustainable land use, eco-restoration
– Food: Waste reduction, packaging circularity, local sourcing
– Tourism: Eco-tourism, circular hospitality, local crafts
– Energy: Circularity in renewables and materials
– Finance: Investment in circular models, nature-based assets
– Government: Circular economy roadmap, EPR policies
Moderator: To be confirmed
Speakers:
To be confirmed
Session 4: Digitalisation & Innovation for Sustainability Impact
Focus: To explore how digital transformation, AI, and data systems are driving ESG reporting, operational efficiency, and sustainable innovation across industries.
Relevant Sectors:
– Manufacturing: Smart factories, real-time ESG tracking
– Construction: BIM, digital twins, and sustainability analytics
– Tourism & Food: Digital traceability, customer engagement
– Agriculture & Forestry: Satellite monitoring, precision farming
– Energy: Smart grids, emissions analytics, IoT integration
– Finance: ESG scoring tools, fintech for sustainability
– Government: Digital governance, open data and reporting platforms
Moderator: To be confirmed
Speakers:
To be confirmed
Networking & Refreshment
MISA Awards Presentations
Closing Remarks
Conference Ends
Cocktail Reception
Update by 2 July 2025
*Waiting for Confirmation from the Invited Speakers
**This program is subjected to change