Sustainable

Forests play an essential role in maintaining environmental balance and providing resources for human livelihoods, but unsustainable practices such as deforestation and illegal logging threaten their longevity. Sustainable forest management (SFM) emerges as a critical strategy to balance ecological preservation with socio-economic development.

Premier YAB Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari Bin Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg’s leadership has transformed Sarawak through advancements in digital innovation, renewable energy, economic autonomy, human capital development, and sustainable growth, driving progress toward becoming a developed state by 2030.

Customers today are increasingly attuned to global issues, from environmental concerns to social and corporate governance practices.

The MoU is to facilitate the intention and collaboration mainly in research activities for Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) in Sarawak.

Overcoming obstacles and finding success require action. Success started with improvising, implementing, adapting, and overcoming.

Environmental literacy is more than comprehending, it is demonstrating capabilities. It emphasizing that actions and decisions made by individuals or communities have effects that go well beyond local environments.

With a focus on Regional Net Zero and Sustainable Communities, SAREF 3.0 will look to explore how Southeast Asian countries can achieve ambitious net-zero targets through a just and inclusive energy transition centred on people and sustainable communities, driven by renewable energy development and regional interconnections.

Rivers are vital in driving socio-economic development. Among many other roles, they provide sources of fresh clean water, help generate hydroelectric energy, irrigate agricultural land, and acts as a foundation for new settlements.

LA21 is a programme implemented by local governments to create sustainable development under their respective jurisdictions.

The National Agricommodity Policy (DAKN) 2021-2030 is set to drive Malaysia’s agricommodity sector towards greater sustainability, competitiveness and market orientation.