The GTGP – A Prototype for Urban Regeneration

By Rosalind Chua, Jeffrey Hardy Quah

January 2012 FEATURE
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Just like Think City, the George Town Grants Programme (GTGP) is unique, and is the first grants programme of its kind in Malaysia. All applicants fill out a form outlining their project and the impact it will have on the local community; the small Think City team and external assessors then review the project’s feasibility and evaluate the potential positive outcomes before deciding whether or not to cover part of the costs. The entire process is transparent and full details...

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Rosalind Chua

Jeffrey Hardy Quah

is a freelance writer and editor.

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