The exhibition aims at:

1. Giving opportunity for schools in Iskandar Malaysia to showcase schools efforts related to low carbon and sustainable development
2. Giving recognition to schools in Iskandar Malaysia that contributed to sustainable and low carbon Iskandar Malaysia
3. Disseminating low carbon society for Iskandar Malaysia to schools
4. Encouraging schools in Iskandar Malaysia to organise more activities on low carbon society
5. Showcasing green efforts by schools in Iskandar Malaysia to other parts of Malaysia and the world especially Japan
6. Creating networks between schools and UTM and Japanese researchers that have interest in low carbon society

Due to popular requests, the exhibition was expanded to the whole Johor state in 2016 to include more schools to participate in the exhibition. The schools exhibited photos of their projects and brought some of the products to schools such as fertilizer from composting, EM liquid, EM mud ball, aquaponic plant and fish tank, urban farming products, innovative sustainable science projects, arts made from recycling materials, fruits from fertigation planting techniques, etc.

Parallel to the exhibition are workshop sessions conducted by experts from various organisations and backgrounds. These workshops aims to provide knowledge and information on green actions to the audience. The workshops covers topic such as water treatment, low carbon lifestyle, green activities for schools, green projects at home, waste segregation, 3R, planting, wildlife, food waste and so on. The experts were affiliated to universities, NGO, governmental agencies and individuals who are involved in many green projects.

Every year, more than 500 visitors came to the exhibition. As a result, a book entitled “Projek Alam Sekitar Sekolah-Sekolah di RCE Iskandar” was published and launched at the exhibition which compile various environmental projects initiated by schools.