Project Leader: Prof Mohamed Ariff Syed MohamedIslamic funding instruments such as sukuk offer a completely different and new way of debt contracting in comparison with traditional bonds funding development activities, as they relate to specific asset-backed funding by contracting target

Project Leader: Prof Mohamed Ariff Syed MohamedExchange rate volatility has been at the epicenter of several financial crises that led to economic declines, which usually also precipitates financial instability via currency depreciation.

Project Leader: Jasmin Irisha Jim IlhamThis study focuses on education for sustainable development and global citizenship.

Project Leader: Andrew Fan Chiah HoweThe Jeffrey Sachs Center is developing a dashboard to report the national and ASEAN-level SDG Index, using available and nationally appropriate data that is consistent with those reported in the Global SDG Index by the Sustainable Development Solution

Project Leader: Dr Chong Kok BoonThe project aims to helps Malaysia plays a role in preventing global temperature rise by 2 degrees Celsius via a comprehensive study to model possible pathways for deep decarbonisation.

Project Leader: Prof Koh Hock LyeLakes, rivers, estuaries and wetlands provide essential services to ecosystems, wildlife and human. They are constantly threatened by regime shift and by other environmental and climate shocks (Koh and Lujan, 2018).

Project Leader: Jasmin Irisha Jim IlhamThe Food, Agriculture, Biodiversity, Land Use and Energy (FABLE) Pathways Consortium was launched in 2017 by Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA).

Project Leader: Dr Gopalasamy Reuben ClementsMalaysia hosts the oldest tropical rainforests in world, dating back 130 million years, significantly contributing to carbon sink, biodiversity, environmental services and eco-heritage.

Project Leader: Prof Koh Hock LyeMangroves provide critically essential services to many ecosystems, wildlife and human. However, mangroves are vulnerable to climate change impact, to anthropogenic activities and to catastrophic coastal disturbances.

Project Leader: Prof Koh Hock LyeLakes, rivers and estuaries provide essential services to ecosystems, wildlife and human. The economic-ecosystem service value of a given lake or estuary is contingent on its water quality and trophic status.

Project Leader: Prof Woo Wing ThyeThis ongoing research paper will propose a roadmap to lifting the income and grow Kedah’s economy through the modernisation of its existing agricultural sector.

Project Leader: Prof Woo Wing ThyeThis ongoing research project will examine the need for reforms in the allocation of state government budgets and the overall governance of state vis-a-vis the federal government.