Al-`Aqar Healthcare REIT Annual Report 2025

126 SECTION 06 AL-`AQAR HEALTHCARE REIT SUSTAINABILITY STATEMENT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (CONT’D) Water Consumption (Cont’d) As of FY2025, the REIT had no incidents of non-compliance with water quality or quantity standards. The REIT adopts a facilitative and supportive approach towards water sustainability. While water conservation initiatives are primarily implemented at the tenant or property-operator level, the REIT actively welcomes and enables the adoption of advanced water-efficient solutions that align with environmental best practices and long-term asset enhancement. Looking ahead, the REIT supports the future installation of smart water meters and sub-metering systems, as well as the retrofitting of water-efficient fittings such as low-flow taps and dual-flush systems, where appropriate. Over the medium term, the REIT is open to tenants implementing rainwater harvesting and greywater collection systems across its properties. In the longer term, the REIT encourages the optimisation of water reuse and leak detection systems to further enhance resource efficiency. Collectively, these tenant-led initiatives, supported by the REIT’s asset owner stance, reflect the REIT’s commitment to promoting water sustainability, reducing water-related risks, and enhancing the long-term resilience and value of its assets in the regions where it operates. Waste Management Efficient waste management at the REIT’s properties is crucial for mitigating environmental impacts. By adopting structured waste management strategies, the REIT ensures compliance with regulatory standards while minimising its ecological footprint. The REIT recognises that improper handling of waste contributes to pollution and can harm the health of surrounding communities and nearby ecosystems. - Provide recycling bins for paper, cans, and bottles throughout the facilities - Facilitate waste sorting and waste collection by licensed contractors for further processing. - Implemented in KPJ Damansara and KPJ Tawakkal. • Assign licensed third-party waste collectors for safe and compliant handling of hazardous waste. • Cover hazardous materials such as medical, chemical, and other scheduled wastes. • Ensure secure collection, transportation, treatment, and disposal of hazardous waste, aligning with Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005. • Installed multiple RVMs at KPJ Damansara, KPJ Tawakkal, and KPJ Pasir Gudang. • RVMs sort PET bottles, containers, and cans. • Encourage participation for recycling waste by rewarding the users with vouchers and coupons. Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle (“3R”) programme Licensed Third-Party Waste Collectors AI-integrated Klean Reverse Vending Machines (“RVMs”)

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