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This study aims to examine the use of Orang Asli indigenous knowledge of their 'green technology' to practice environmental sustainability and conserve natural resources now and later on to make the earth 'greener.' The study employed a descriptive case study qualitative approach which used in-depth interview, field observation, and document analysis as an exploration instrument. The design of the conceptual framework was framed based on two themes; Indigenous Medicine (IM) and Indigenous Handicraft (IH). This research was carried out at Orang Asli settlements in 4 states: i) Selangor, ii) Perak, iii) Terengganu, and iv) Pahang, which involved six informants aged 30 and older. The study's findings will be valuable for sharing Orang Asli IKGT and providing the main strategies in which the benefits of utilizing their green practices in the future world would outweigh its cost. Orang Asli IKGT's framework can be used by the current society as a guide to lessen carbon footprint and others harm evolved. In addition, it serves as a basic or medium for all levels; institutional, regional, national, and local scales aspire to launch sustainability programs locally or internationally and expand economic and market forces while safeguarding cultural diversity.