AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUrban Renewal Watch: Macau’s draft 2026–2030 development plan puts urban renewal into a standalone chapter, aiming for district-led planning, a database of ageing buildings, and tighter oversight to untangle stalled projects. Master Plan Update: Macau is revising its 2020–2040 Urban Master Plan through public consultation, with more emphasis on culture, technology, logistics, urban renewal, and Greater Bay Area integration—while planners warn success hinges on protecting local identity and liveability. Sci-Tech Park Progress: The CE chaired the first 2026 meeting of the Macao Sci-Tech Park working group, stressing sustainable space planning and talent attraction, with infrastructure delivery as a near-term priority. Climate & Health Risk: Macau recorded its wettest July since 1952, while Hong Kong issued heat-stress at work warnings urging employers to reduce exposure and prevent heat stroke. Water & Marine Planning: Hong Kong gazetted water recreation and yacht-bay works near the airport, including dredging and breakwaters, scheduled to run from 2027 to 2030. Biodiversity/Community Angle: A Macau-linked smart estate pilot in Singapore targets faster rodent monitoring to keep shared spaces cleaner. Food Heritage Sustainability: MGTO joined UNESCO Creative Cities of Gastronomy talks in Malaysia, focusing on how culinary heritage can support sustainable city futures.
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