Siti Melinda Haris

• Universiti Teknologi MARA (Negeri Sembilan)

Climate change is an increasingly significant problem in Malaysia and has attracted the attention of Environmental Non-Governmental Organisations (ENGOs) to advocate climate justice. The activities performed by the ENGOs to tackle climate change issues indicate that their roles are becoming more critical than ever. However, limited academic documen...

In this article, the researcher focuses on describing the methodology of qualitative research to explore the Environmental Non-governmental Organisations’ (ENGOs’) participation in the Malaysian climate change governance. The question of “What is the present condition of ENGOs’ participation in climate change governance in Malaysia?” will be addres...

As non-state actors, environmental non-governmental organisations (ENGOs) are able to influence the governance process in many cases. Although the ENGOs role in climate change governance has been extensively studied over the last two decades, there is a dearth of research relating to Malaysian ENGOs. Accordingly, this study was conducted to compens...

This review aims to examine the roles of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in climate change governance. This attempt is to understand the contribution of NGOs to climate change governance at the national level. In order to achieve the objective, a systematic review was guided by the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Ana...

Climate change issues are posing a threat to the world’s sustainable development. Geographically, Malaysia is located in a highly vulnerable region to the impacts of climate change, Southeast Asia. Thus, climate change governance based on stakeholder participation is needed to tackle climate change effectively. As non-state stakeholders, environmen...

Environmental nongovernmental organizations (ENGOs) are considered key players for engendering good climate change governance to address both climate change and sustainable development. The participation of ENGOs in climate change governance occurs in a four-phase policy cycle. They include (1) identification of policy options, (2) policy formulati...

Today, the challenge of poverty has moved towards the urban context. Poverty is no longer a rural problem, but in context of development, it is now a serious urban issue that many developing countries have to address. The consequence of rapid urbanization on urban poor livelihoods is currently felt in many countries. Many previous studies have focu...

Burnout can be referred as a prolonged stress, by which it may harms anybody at any level across sectors. A life as a tertiary level students require them to be mentally, physically and emotionally prepared, as the challenges are more vigorous in the current years. It can be expected that students are also exposed to the risk of facing burnout as a...