GEORGE TOWN, June 7 — Penang is placing greater emphasis on climate adaptation as part of efforts to safeguard the George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site said Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow.
Chow said the state has secured support from the federal government and international partners, including funding linked to the Climate Change Adaptation Project.
To strengthen the resilience of heritage assets against climate-related risks. He noted that conservation efforts now extend beyond preserving historic buildings.
To ensuring long-term sustainability amid changing environmental conditions. The Chief Minister said the next phase of heritage management will focus on balancing preservation.
Community participation and climate resilience to protect George Town’s Outstanding Universal Value for future generations.
