In order to solve the increasingly urgent issue of waste disposal in developing countries, companies and regional governments in these countries need to turn their regions into eco-towns with the aim of creating recycling-based communities. As a part of these efforts, this project aims to encourage and support eco-town planning iniatives by creating and making available a database providing information on green technology and systems, as well as other relevant topics. Specifically, this will involve research into the green technology requirements needed to advance plans to turn Penang, Malaysia, and Bandung, Indonesia, into eco-towns. This will be followed with a study of technologies being used in eco-towns in Japan to see how its application fits with the needs identified in the previous research, detailing factors such as the background, characteristics, usage methods, and transferability of these technologies. A substantial database will be built containing this data, as well as information on topics such as Japanese regulations and measures regarding waste disposal, and will be presented to the two cities and made available online.