Convene thought leaders to share emerging trends, innovation, and best practices in climate resilience, human adaptation, and technology.

A brief overview of the 3-day KLSS 2026 agenda
Beyond Pledges: Mobilising Malaysia's 2026 Climate Mandate
Ruwano, Handpan
A Journey Towards Nature-Related Financial Disclosure and Business Integration
This session explores how robust Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) frameworks turn carbon data into a tradable asset. Experts discuss shifting the corporate mindset from "compliance cost" to "carbon value creation".
Ruwano, Handpan
Ruwano, Handpan
Plenary Hall, Level 1
Hall 6C, Level 1
A brief overview of KLSS Day 2 agenda
A rare dialogue on the role of constitutional leadership in environmental conservation. Discussion on initiatives in forest conservation and disaster resilience as a blueprint for protecting national heritage.
Seri Kenchana, Gambus
Seri Kenchana, Gambus
Industry leaders will explore the partnerships, innovations, and strategies needed to accelerate decarbonisation and support a sustainable, resilient future.
Refreshments
A brief overview of KLSS Day 3 agenda
Imran Azim, Violin
International award-winning violinist and WCOPA 2023 "Champion of the World" (Classical Category), Imran Azim Iskandar showcases Malaysia's cultural heritage through contemporary and classical violin performances inspired by the nation's diverse musical traditions.
People are at the heart of sustainable development. This session examines how social protection, retirement security, and workforce resilience can advance social equity and strengthen long-term community wellbeing.
Imran Azim, Violin
Four young changemakers, each with a unique journey but a shared purpose to make a positive difference. Through environmental advocacy, community action, sustainable business leadership, and purpose-driven entrepreneurship, they will share their experiences, lessons learned, and the impact they are creating, inspiring the next generation to step forward and lead change.
Imran Azim, Violin
Insights from UNICEF Malaysia’s National Youth Climate Change (NYCC) Survey 2025 reveal a generation that is highly aware of climate risks, increasingly affected by their impacts, and calling for stronger climate action, greater inclusion, and meaningful opportunities to shape Malaysia’s sustainable future.
What if progress were measured not only by economic growth, but by the health, well-being and resilience of people, communities and the natural systems that sustain them? This session explores how a broader understanding of prosperity can help build a more sustainable and thriving future.
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