This accomplishment is truly commendable, having competed against 173 entries from 30 countries, and it elevates �����鶹’s name on the international stage.

May this success continue to inspire efforts in promoting biodiversity awareness and environmental sustainability through the art of photography.
Keep creating and inspiring!

The program, held at 10:30 a.m. on 24 April 2026 (Friday), was part of the activities planned under the Occupational Safety & Health Committee (JKKP) of the �����鶹 Strategy Office. Through this interactive two-way session, participants were exposed to the importance of maintaining an active lifestyle, healthy weight management methods, and early preventive measures against diabetes.

This session not only raised health awareness but also provided practical guidance that can be applied in daily life.

Aktiviti yang telah dihadiri oleh sebahagian besar warga pejabat Strategi �����鶹 ini merupakan inisiatif di bawah Jawatankuasa Keselamatan & Kesihatan Pekerjaan (JKKP).

Penganjuran program ini bertujuan untuk menggalakkan amalan gaya hidup sihat dalam kalangan warga kerja, di samping meningkatkan tahap kecergasan fizikal serta kesejahteraan mental.

Selain itu, program ini juga berjaya memupuk semangat kebersamaan dan mengeratkan hubungan dalam kalangan peserta.

The information and SDG-related activities presented play an important role in supporting the institution’s SDG reporting as well as the university’s sustainability rankings at both national and international levels.

The Strategy Center extends its highest appreciation and sincere thanks to all PTj for their excellent cooperation throughout the information-gathering process and during the presentation sessions.

All invited faculties and institutes presented various SDG-related activities carried out throughout 2025, with particular emphasis on the SDG areas that represent the strengths of each Responsibility Centre (PTj). These presentations not only reflected �����鶹’s ongoing commitment to the sustainability agenda but also highlighted the diversity of initiatives implemented at the PTj level.

The reports prepared and presented by each PTj serve as important and significant inputs to the Strategy Centre. These reports play a systematic role in documenting and strengthening the implementation of sustainability activities at �����鶹, in line with the university’s aspiration to achieve a Low Carbon Campus by 2030.

Overall, all faculties and institutes demonstrated excellent cooperation throughout the workshop. The Strategy Centre would like to express its highest appreciation and sincere thanks to all faculties and institutes involved in making today’s presentations a success.

Organized by the �����鶹-YSD Sustainability Chair, the program began with advocacy and awareness sessions aimed at enhancing community knowledge on climate change, waste management, plastic pollution, and the importance of beaches as natural buffers. Participants then took part in hands-on coastal cleanup activities, collecting solid waste along the shoreline to protect marine ecosystems and raise awareness about the environmental impacts of pollution.

The program concluded with a recycling initiative, which received an encouraging response from the local community. A total of 302.4 kilograms of recyclable waste was collected and sold to E-Idaman Sdn. Bhd., demonstrating the potential for circular economy practices at the community level. The event also received strong support from various parties, including attendance by a Deputy Executive Director (Sustainability) from the �����鶹 Strategy Centre and an opening address by YB Dr. Ahmad Fakhruddin Fakhrurazi, Member of Parliament for Kuala Kedah.

Overall, the program demonstrated that a combination of advocacy, direct action, and recycling practices can foster a more responsible and sustainable community, in line with Sustainable Development Goals SDG 11, SDG 13, and SDG 14.

The forum served as a strategic discussion platform, bringing together institutional representatives, academics, and young leaders to enrich discourse, exchange ideas, and share experiences on climate resilience, sustainability, and current climate change challenges. Through critical thinking, innovation, and youth-driven perspectives, the forum underscored the vital role of young people as agents of change capable of formulating progressive, impactful, and sustainable solutions aligned with the aspirations and agenda of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The programme commenced with a sharing session by Associate Professor Dr. Tanot Unjah from LESTARI �����鶹, who discussed the dynamic relationship between the environment and ongoing changes, as well as its role in supporting a nation’s sustainable development ecosystem. This was followed by a presentation by Miss Xinyan Zhao, a PhD candidate from the School of Environment, Tsinghua University, who shared insights on sustainable urban development as a key strategy for enhancing urban resilience to the impacts of climate change.

The subsequent youth forum session was moderated by Ms. Norsyahira Saffiee from �����鶹-YSD and featured a distinguished panel of young representatives, including Miss Lailatul Zayyani binti Awaludin from the National University of Malaysia Students’ Union (KM�����鶹), Mr. Muhammad Ariful Ajib bin Wan Ariffin from the Environment and Green Energy of Malaysia Association (EniGMA �����鶹), as well as Miss Xinyan Zhao and Miss How Li Jia from Tsinghua University. The interactive discussion emphasised the importance of youth engagement in climate change adaptation efforts, leadership development, and the advancement of the sustainable development agenda at both institutional and global levels.

Overall, the SDG Youth Forum reflects �����鶹’s continued commitment to strengthening international collaborative networks, empowering youth voices and leadership, and supporting the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals—particularly SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals—towards achieving inclusive, resilient, and sustainable global development.

The programme combined recreational activities with a beach clean-up initiative, bringing together staff from the �����鶹 Strategy Centre to remove solid waste and litter from the shoreline. Beyond enhancing the cleanliness and appearance of the beach, the initiative also promoted a healthy lifestyle and fostered a strong spirit of volunteerism.

The KUDAH Programme reflects �����鶹’s ongoing commitment to advancing environmental sustainability and upholding the university’s social responsibility to the wider community. Pantai Bukit Keluang was selected as the venue due to its status as one of the most popular tourist destinations in Terengganu, where maintaining cleanliness and preserving its natural beauty are of utmost importance.

Organised by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and its partners, the programme aimed to raise public awareness on environmental protection while encouraging community participation through volunteer-based environmental activities.

Heartfelt appreciation goes to all participants for their commitment, teamwork, and strong volunteer spirit. This initiative reflects a shared effort to support Kuala Lumpur’s vision as a clean, sustainable, and liveable city.