Malcolm Borg

  • Urban Planning
  • Heritage Management
  • Planning and Urban Regeneration

Dr Malcolm Borg is the Regional Liaison for the cities and regions of Malta for the UN Global Compact – Cities Programme. He also holds a Global Advisor role.

Malcolm is an urban planner by profession and is currently engaged in project management and funding. He specialised in urbanisation and planning at the University of Leeds. He was awarded a scholarship in heritage management, with research undertaken at La Sapienza, Rome. He is a tutor and lecturer specialising in heritage management, economics of heritage, planning and regeneration. Malcolm has worked in the planning sector for a number of years and has previously held the posts of Policy Coordinator and Project Manager with various Ministries. He was responsible for the management of major regeneration projects and the implementation of EU Directives and International Charters.

Connected Cities

  • South-East Region
  • Santa Lucija
  • Valletta
  • Paola

Actions

  • Growing Expertise: Meet our new Global Advisors
  • Engaging with the 6th Principle: Promoting inclusive labour markets and social inclusion in Paola, Malta
  • The Ten Principles in Action in South-East Malta
  • The cities of South-East Malta collectively commit to putting the Principles in Action
  • Critical Issue of Sustainable Heritage Management – Malta Conference

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