Poverty Alleviation & Managing Middle Class

The ASEAN Earth Cleanup Week in April 2026, spearheaded by University Technology MARA (UiTM) Sarawak and UiTM Headquarters (HQ) in collaboration with World Cleanup Day (Let’s Do It World) led by Henry Kok-Kheng Teh as the Country Leader (along with World Cleanup Day from Estonia and Earth Day from the United States) and Digiland Pte Ltd: will help to drive and put this meaningful, impactful, sustainable and auditable project together for Sarawak, Malaysia and for ASEAN. 

Part 1 (State Event)

Part 2 (International Event)

Part 3 (National Event)

Organised By:

Important Events

Part 2

3D2N - ASEAN Earth Cleanup Week (Sarawak, Malaysia Nationwide and ASEAN) International

Thurs, 23 April 2026 – Sat, 25 April 2026

Kuching Sarawak, Malaysia

Part 3

1 Day - World Cleanup Day (Malaysia
Nationwide)

Sat, 19 Sept 2026

Kuching Sarawak, Malaysia

PART 1

1 Day - 5,000 Graduates and Employer Workshop (Local)

Date

Wed, 22 April 2026

Venue

Kuching, Sarawak

TENTATIVE PROGRAM

Event Schedule

Wed, 22 April 2026

Workshop for Youths, Employers and Volunteerism (Locals in Sarawak)

led by Sarawak Ministry of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development

06.30 - 09.30

Tree Hugging Healing and Mental Health Cleanup Program (with tree counting) for the special/disabled, for students/seniors, for participants and for animals at Perpaduan Park and Budaya Park (adjacent to Sarawak Club) (500 pax)

Y.B. Datuk Haji Len Talif Salleh

Deputy Minister for Urban Planning Land Administration and Environment

08.30 - 12.00

&

13.00 - 17.00

5,000 pax Graduates (from Sarawak Universities: include all Universities in Sarawak) and Sarawak Industry Workshop (by Youths and Sports) managed by min 500 pax Volunteers (linked to subsequent ESG training 3 Days) and showing the ESG Impact Report on Sarawak Tourism with Carbon Offsets

Y.B. Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman

Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts & Minister for Youths, Sports and Entrepreneur Development

Digital Voting

Key Questions & Topics:

  1. What youths are needing for them to get jobs today, by 2030 and beyond (if they are high performers, mid performers and lower performers)
  2. What employers (MNC, MLC and SME) are looking for today, 2030 and beyond? Where are Universities in helping in this for future graduates?
  3. How to best link this seamlessly and in a more integrated manner? Locally or Nationally or ASEAN wide or Globally?
  4. What are the immediate short, medium and long term solutions that can be deployed to see positivities for youths looking for jobs and for employers knowing that employees wants more pay and employers wants better quality employees.
  5. Coming up with a 10 points priority blueprint and action plan each for governments and universities
  6. Coming up with a follow through with real time audits and sustainable plan where possible
  7. What immediate available value adds can be provided to the Youths that the market needs so that the Youths can also develop new skills in between too?
  8. How can volunteerism help youths, adults and seniors: for themselves, families and neighbors?
  9. Is Universal Basic Income (UBI) as a working suitable for the present and the future?
  10. How can the employees and employers understand better with cleanups, zero waste and zero energy with volunteerism?
  11. Will all or most jobs eventually be moving towards being done and delivered virtually and off site (since more and more jobs are being robotized)

PART 2

ASEAN Earth Cleanup Week (AECW)

Date

Thurs, 23 April 2026 till Sat, 25 April 2026

Venue

Waterfront Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak

with 24/7 KPIs and Measurables (UN) with Dash Boards/Mobile

Malaysia
Japan
Thailand
Singapore
Indonesia
Cambodia
Vietnam
Myanmar
South Korea
China
Laos
East Timor
Brunei
Philippines

Showcase Real Time Future Proofing and Sustainability 2025 - 2030

Sustainable Integrated People, Animals and Environment Ecosystem

Volunteerism

Cleanup, Zero Waste, Zero Energy

Poverty Management / UBI

Jobs and Businesses

Caring Society

Productivity

Social Impact Network

Climate Change & Platform

Green Planting

Digitalization AI

Investments

Impact Auditability

TENTATIVE PROGRAM

Event Schedule

Tentative Program (Pending Finalization)

Tik Tok and YouTube Challenge

From 1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026

100,000 sound bites on why the public at large and students feels about ESG and what exactly are the looking at in 10 seconds

From Jan 2026 - April 2026

Developing loyalty solutions for volunteers and home stay opportunities

On-Going

Earth Day (ED) visits to all UiTM HQ and UiTM Satellite Campuses (meeting students, faculties and local governments in all 13 States in Malaysia)

From 5 - 21 April 2026

Thur, 23 April 2026

Event Launch, Universal Basic Income (UBI) and Audit/Carbon & Hard Talks (International)

08.00 - 10.00

Opening Ceremony/Press Conference and Launch (1,000 pax)

Y.A.B. Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr Abang Johari Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg

Premier of Sarawak, Minister of Finance and New Economy, Minister of Natural Resources and Urban Development and Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Signing and Witnessing Ceremonies (if any)

10.30 - 12.30

Session #1 Hard Talk: Future of Sarawak 2030 and Beyond (500 pax)

Y.B. Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas

Deputy Premier, Second Minister for Finance and New Economy, Minister for Infrastructure and Port Development

Y.B. Dato Seri Haji Julaihi Narawi

Minister of Utility and Telecommunication

Digital Voting

Session #2 Hard Talk: Productivity and Impact (500 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom

Minister of Food Industry, Commodity & Regional Development

Y.B. Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin

Minister of Food Industry, Commodity & Regional Development

Digital Voting

12.30 - 13.30

Lunch Time

13.30 - 15.30

Forum #1 Moderator/Speakers (UBI) (500 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri Hajjah Fatimah Abdullah

Minister for Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development

Digital Voting

15.30 - 15.45

Tea Break

15.45 - 17.45

Forum #2 (Moderators/Speakers (Audit/Carbon) (500 pax)

Y.B. Datuk Amar Prof. Dr Sim Kui Hian

Deputy Premier/Minister for Health, Housing and Local Government

Digital Voting

Key Questions & Topics:

  1. Is UBI timely and needed especially for the Z Generation and beyond?
  2. Who should implement this neutrally and responsibly?
  3. Is this also an emergency and/or crisis situation for the silver hair citizen as that for the youths by 2030 and beyond?
  4. How would UBI work that is to be positive instead of negative?
  5. Where would the funding support from UBI come from?
  6. How to be big enough to be effective and dynamic for the UBI to work?
  7. How can UBI be audited to show that it is positive and relevant to meet future needs by no choice?
  8. How would UBI be alleviating poverty in every country? Are the middle class society squeezing out?
  9. Is volunteerism the “silver bullet” solution to the future of livability and livelihoods? Or are there other better solutions?
  10. Would carbon be a possible and realistic solution to synergize with UBI or there are other options?
  11. What can be avail presently in part or in full that can be used to showcase the above that can be audited and/or used as a platform?

19.00 - 22.00

Private Sector Company Showcase and Presentations CSR and ESG (500 pax)

Y.Bhg. Dato Sri Saferi Ali

State Attorney General

Fri, 24 April 2026

Impacts and Sustainability: Jobs/Businesses, Tourism, AI and Investments (International)

08.30 - 10.30

Forum (Moderator/Speakers (Jobs/Business) (1,000 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri Roland Sagah Wee Inn

Minister of Education, Innovation and Talent Development

Digital Voting

10.30 - 10.45

Tea Break

10.45 - 12.45

Forum (Moderator/Speaker (Youth/Tourism) (1,000 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah

Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts & Minister for Youths, Sports and Entrepreneur Development

Digital Voting

Key Questions & Topics:

  1. How are jobs and businesses presently and into the future looking like? What are the list of jobs and businesses of the present and future that are not sunset based?
  2. How do we help the Employer and Employees going forward dynamically and positively?
  3. How can governments, universities, companies, ngos and society at large help and/or play an effective role here?
  4. Where and what are the existing jobs and new jobs: how would they be operating?
  5. Can tourism (relooking at it with a new angle) be a new driver to interlink for UBI and for poverty management?
  6. How can volunteerism play a role in this productively that can be measured and audited with promoters?

AI and Investments: Global and ASEAN

12.45 - 13.45

Lunch Time

13.45 - 15.45

Forum (Moderator/Speaker (AI) (1,000 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri John Sikie Anak Tayai

Minister in the Premier's Department

Digital Voting

15.45 - 16.00

Tea Break

16.00 - 18.00

Forum (Moderator/Speakers: (Investments)

Y.B. Dato Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan

Deputy Premier & Second Minister for Natural Resources and Urban Development

Digital Voting

Key Questions & Topics:

  1. Is AI truly replacing jobs? How severe and urgent is it? What safety nets are put in place presently if any?
  2. Is inflation and global economic challenges that we are seeing is temporary or are we suppose to expect more negativities?
  3. How can investments, businesses and start-ups be made with AI to be applied with more responsibility, safer and secured for livelihoods for today and for the future?
  4. Can volunteerism and humanization co-exist with robots and technology in harmony and balance?
  5. What are the non negotiables when it comes to AI usage and application?
  6. How can more like-minded individuals and partners (governments, universities, corporates, ngos, civil society) come together to do this together with the governments?
  7. If inflation keeps going up (uncontrolled), can we truly still find a solution to this for the livelihoods of any citizens?
  8. Where would UBI be in this or there are other alternatives to be explored?
  9. How can we do this better together as a country, in ASEAN and in the World?

18.00 - 19.00

Dinner Time

19.00 - 22.00

Project CSR and ESG Start Ups and Investment Opportunities Presentations (500 pax)

Y.Bhg. Dato Sri Dr Wan Lizozman Wan Omar

State Financial Secretary Sarawak

Sat, 25 April 2026

World Cleanup Day, Earth Day, Volunteerism and Showcase (International)

06.30 - 09.30

Cleanup by DBKS and DBKU with all local authorities in Sarawak) with 100,000 volunteers (syncronize nationally with UiTM State Campuses)

Y.A.B. Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr Abang Johari Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg

Premier of Sarawak, Minister of Finance and New Economy, Minister of Natural Resources and Urban Development and Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Y.B. Datuk Dr. Hj Hazlan b Abang Haji Hipni

Deputy Minister Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Y.Bhg. Dato Wee Hong Seng

Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Mayor

Y.Bhg. Tuan Wan Abu Bakar Wan Hamid

CEO of Sarawak Incorporated Sdn Bhd

1 million Malaysia Tree Counting & Planting by MBKS and DBKU in Sarawak 100,000 pax (for 1 million trees) and outside of Sarawak additional trees) (Agroforest Trees: Existing Trees tagged and New Trees planted and maintained)

Y.Bhg. Tuan Abang Ahmad Abang Morni

Permanent Secretary Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Y.A.B. Tun Pehin Sri Dr Haji Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar

TYT/Governor of Sarawak

Y.Bhg. Tuan Haji Hilmy Haji Othman

Kuching North City Hall (DBKU) Mayor

Y.Bhg. Tuan Wan Abu Bakar Wan Hamid

Director of Sarawak Forestry Department

10.00 - 11.30

Cleanup/Recycling and Upcycling Workshops/Festival for Jobs and Businesses CSR & ESG (launching a dedicated street in Kuching (e.g. Linking from Main Bazaar to Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman to Jalan Padungan with Friendship ESG Agro Forest Park - Project DBKU and MBKS) as recycling street to include tourist doing cleanups e.g. weekly & friendship park) - 50,000 pax

Y.Bhg. Dato Wee Hong Seng

Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Mayor

Y.Bhg. Tuan Haji Hilmy Haji Othman

Kuching North City Hall (DBKU) Mayor

Y.B. Datuk Amar Prof. Dr Sim Kui Hian

Deputy Premier/Minister of Health, Housing and Government

Y.B. Dato Haji Ibrahim b Baki

Deputy Minister for Utility and Chairman of Sarawak Energy

12.00 - 14.00

Lunch: Local Sarawak CSR and ESG Talent Showcasing (500 pax)

Y.Bhg. Puan Lelia Sim

CEO, Sarawak Development Institute

Y.Bhg.Tuan Hallman Haji Sabri

Executive Director of Sarawak Skill

14.00 - 17.00

Workshop and Opportunities for the lesser fortunate and/or marginalized (1,000 pax)

Y.A.Bhg. Toh Puan Datuk Patinggi Fauziah bte Mohd Sanusi

Wife of TYT/Governor of Sarawak

Y.Bhg. Puan Dayang Norjihan

Daughter of the Premier of Sarawak

Public Sector Company Showcase and Presentations CSR and ESG

Y.Bhg. Datuk Amar Mohamad Abu Bakar Marzuki

State Secretary of Sarawak

19.00 - 22.00

Closing Ceremony/Playbacks/Summary Findings/Project Showcase/Dinner/Fashion with Singers & Cultural Show/CSR & ESG Award and Sarawak Cleanup Data Update To The World/ASEAN ESG Association (also supports start-ups) Launch with a Live 247 Measure Solution with VVIP Special Guests (2,000 pax)

Y.A.B. Tun Pehin Sri Dr Haji Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar

Wife of TYT/Governor of Sarawak

Y.A.B. Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr Abang Johari Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg

Premier of Sarawak, Minister of Finance and New Economy, Minister of Natural Resources and Urban Development and Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability

ESG and CSR Monitoring for Government Command Center

PART 3

World Cleanup Day

Date

Sat, 16 Sept 2026

Venue

Kuching, Sarawak

TENTATIVE PROGRAM

Event Schedule

Sat, 16 Sept 2026

World Cleanup Day (Malaysia Nationwide)

07.00 - 09.00

Cleanup in all 13 States in Malaysia and led by UiTM Sarawak/UiTM HQ and all the UiTM satellite campuses

Partners to be included - led by

Y.Bhg. Dato Wee Hong Seng

Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Mayor

Y.Bhg. Tuan Wan Abu Bakar Wan Hamid

CEO of Sarawak Incorporated Sdn Bhd

10.00 - 12.00

Plant Forest Trees and Counting Trees in all 13 States in Malaysia led by UiTM Sarawak/UiTM HQ and all the UiTM satellite campuses

Partners to be included (Agroforest Trees: Existing Trees tagged and New Trees planted and maintained starting from 1 Jan 2026 till 31 December 2026) - led by

Y.Bhg. Tuan Haji Hilmy Haji Othman

Kuching North City Hall (DBKU) Mayor

Y.Bhg. Datu Hamden Mohammad

Director of Sarawak Forestry Department

Country Leaders Presentation Slides

Event Committees

Event Advisors

Prof Dr Firdaus Abdullah, Rector

Prof Ir Dr Juferi Idris, Deputy Rector

Pn Lenny Yusrina Bujang Khedif (Coordinator ICAN)

Pn Nur Aziela Aidit (Coordinator Industry Linkages)

Main Secretariats

.Ts. Dr. Noorsaidi Mahat (Coordinator Lestari)

Dr. Valerie Michael (Deputy Coordinator Lestari)

Cik Nurul Amy Azura Hishamuddin (Secretary Lestari I)

En. Mohd Zul Aswad Zulkifli (Secretary Lestari III)

Cik Janet Victoria Ak Stia (Committee Member Lestari)

Dr. Malyana Samsuddin Stia (Committee Member Lestari)

Ts. Dzuliqyan Jasni Stia (Committee Member Lestari)

Cik Haifa Afieqah Hasbi (Secretary Lestari II)

Ts. Madeleine Elna Perreau Stia (Committee Member Lestari)

Main Collaborator

Mr Henry Kok Kheng Teh

World Cleanup Day Country Leader

Grants & Fundraising Committee

Dr. Valerie Michael (Deputy Coordinator Lestari)

Cik Nurul Amy Azura Hishamuddin (Secretary Lestari I)

Website & Collateral Committee

Pn Aima Sumiyati Maliki (IT/Website Coordinator)

Tik Tok Challenge and Prizes

En Muhd Firdaus Muhd Yusoff, (Lecturer)

En Suhardi Kram (Lecturer)

Ts. Dzuliqyan Jasni(Lecturer)

Spokespersons on Climate Change, on Food Security, on Green Washing, on Integrity and Governance, on Volunteerism, on PPP etc.

Ts Dr Nurzawani Md Sofwan(Senior Lecturer)

Partner Management Committee

Dr. Kumalasari Binti Kipli(Senior Lecturer)

Overall Events Committee: Govt, Universities, Corporates and NGOs

Ts. Dr. Noorsaidi Mahat (Coordinator Lestari)

Sr. Dr. Ahmad Faiz Abd. Rashid(Senior Lecturer)

Workshop & Forum Committee

Ts. Hemyza Budin(Senior Lecturer)

Cik Geraldine Chan Sue Ching(Lecturer)

Video and Photo Committee (National)

En. Mohd Zul Aswad Zulkifli (Secretary Lestari III)

Press Committee/MC & Well Being Management (National)

En Yaziz Kasim (Corporate Coordinator)

Protocol & Corporate Committee

En Mohammad Bin Abang

Logistics & F&B Committee

Dr. Malyana Samsuddin Stia (Committee Member Lestari)

Student Leader Committee (National)

Dr Nor Diana Abdul Halim(Senior Lecturer)

Cleanup WCD & Tree Planting Committee

Ts. Millaa-Armilla binti Asli (Senior Lecturer)

ChM Dr Rabuyah Ni(Senior Lecturer)

Digital Marketing Committee

Dr Yong Yueh Tiam(Senior Lecturer)

Government/Local Government Committee

Cik Janet Victoria Ak Stia (Committee Member Lestari)

University Committee

Pn Nur Afisha Yusuf (Lecturer)

NGO Committee

Hjh Hartini Mahidin(Senior Lecturer)

ESG Award Committee

Dr Mohd Afiq Mohd Fauzi (Senior Lecturer)

Mohd Iqbal Bin Hashim (Lecturer)

Real Time Digital Showcase Committee

En Mohd Yazid bin Mohd Anas Khan(Lecturer)

Fashion Show Committee

Ts. Siti Hamidah Binti Abdul Hamid (Lecturer)

Promoters

Important Notice

World Cleanup Day – Corporate Visual Identity

Corporate Visual Identity

World Cleanup Day 2024 Info Kit

Info Kit 2024

World Cleanup Guidelines

World Cleanup Guidelines

This is the 2026 t-shirt color to be use for this Kuching Event

World Cleanup Day Video

Earth Day Video

What is World Cleanup Day?

This one day event is important as we can then share global best practices (dos and don’ts) to help one another with clean ups that can be related to training, waste management, job creations, business opportunities while making new friends and partners. Having interest in our environment is important as it effects us daily as it is also our responsibility to pass the earth to the next generation well too. We need to make the needed selfless sacrifices together as oppose to taking on selfish actions. Without judging, we will always encourage volunteers to find time that they may not have to help with this caring cause where possible. It may give you a different and fresh understanding and perspective on the issues of the environment should you not be familiar with it as of now.

Cleanups are good for individuals as they are for corporates and governments. It is also good for human interaction and human resource management. Cleanups can be a positive movement for everyone to own by themselves and to do at their own time.

Get Involved

On September 20, 2024, World Cleanup Day, people in 190 countries are standing up against the global trash problem and clean up waste, making it the biggest positive civic action the world has seen. Over 50 MILLION Volunteers since the inaugural event in 2018. Engage your community and join the World for World CleanUp Day 2024.

Imagine a powerful “green wave” starting in Japan and ending in Hawaii, with hundreds of millions of people taking positive action together on the very same day. We aim to unite the global community, raise awareness, and implement true change to achieve our final goal – a clean and healthy planet.

Join us on September 20, 2024 for a combined cleanup that will include 190 countries and thousands of partners. Earth Day’s Great Global CleanUp has partnered with World CleanUp Day for one gigantic celebration.

FAQs

Voltech is part of Digiland Pte Ltd that wishes to provide for a platform and with solutions that can help to unify and to energize users and partners so that a caring culture can be achieved by some mean by 2030 and beyond.

Voltech is a short name for the long name that is called volunteer technology. It works with artificial intelligence (AI) as it wishes to find more and better ways to create positive changes and improvements to a work that is seen to be concerned about AI. Many feel that AI is taking away jobs and businesses while we need to see how to balance the fears and concerns with opportunities with AI while respecting integrity, governance and dynamism.

This is a project that Henry Kok-Kheng Teh (HT) started after he left the Malaysian Humanitarian Foundation (MHF) that HT co-founded in 1995. He was then the probono Executive Director and President of MHF until the end of July 2024. HT since 2020 is the Country Leader for World Cleanup Day (WCD) that is by Let’s Do It World (LDIW) till present times. You can see WCD Global portal at http://www.worldcleanupday.org and also find HT as the Country Leader with WCD at the WCD Global portal.

WCD is in more than 190 plus countries and is recognized by the United Nations. WCD core purpose involves community-led litter picking, waste mapping, and promoting sustainable habits like reducing single-use plastics and digital waste, aiming for a cleaner and healthier planet.

HT also works closely and in partnership with Earth Day via www.earthday.org.

After working with the NGO workings for more than 30 years, it is felt that it is better to do this http://www.voltech.ai using a full commercial modelling as it is not easy and not sustainable to deploy impactful and auditable work purely from an NGO and/or a social enterprise point of view.

We need quality and dynamic team for us to deliver meaning outcomes, impacts, results and profits that can be measured and audited. This is the approach that http://www.voltech.ai decides to take on for now as it will provide NGO and/or consultants to deploy measurable impact works where needed while enhancing, energizing and complimenting the existing and new community service providers.

The company is based in Singapore as it will de-centralize its workings to respective countries as it goes on.

http://www.voltech.ai was founded by Henry Kok-Kheng Teh where he was the former co-founder of the Malaysian Humanitarian Foundation since 1995. He was then the probono Executive Director/President of MHF till end of July 2024. You can see his works in the website of http://www.voltech.ai as well as in http://www.mhfhuman.org too.

The mission and vision of http://www.voltech.ai in simplicity is to help create an open movement for volunteers to care for the planet via people, animal and the environment while seeing if it can also be linked to volunteerism with jobs and businesses. The human eco system needs to be at play so that individuals can benefit from volunteerism as it can help the self, help their families and also help the neighbors while building soft and hard skills in doing volunteer work which is important for jobs and businesses today for the youths, working class and senior citizens.

It wishes to be a neutral and professional platform that can united marketplace players to come together to serve each other better and made easy and simple for use.

Yes, we are and doing it in phases and working with prototypes and tests. This is to ensure that what we do is what the marketplace wants and needs.

There are plenty of opportunities for collaboration and partnership while it is also important to build genuine win – win workings where parties trust and respect each other.

Be Part of the Movement

Join 100,000+ volunteers across ASEAN for the largest synchronized cleanup event. Together, we can make a measurable impact on our environment.

About ASEAN Cleanup Day 2026

The ASEAN Earth Cleanup Week in April 2026, spearheaded by University Technology MARA (UiTM) Sarawak and UiTM Headquarters (HQ) in collaboration with World Cleanup Day (Let’s Do It World) led by Henry Kok-Kheng Teh as the Country Leader (along with World Cleanup Day from Estonia and Earth Day from the United States) and Digiland Pte Ltd (DG): will help to drive and put this meaningful, impactful, sustainable and auditable project together for Sarawak, Malaysia and for ASEAN.
 
This is a follow up event to the Malaysia Penang Earth Cleanup Day event that took place in Penang in April 2024 (Penang Island City Council, Penang EXCO Housing & Environment, Penang Governor’s Foundation with World Cleanup Day/Earth Day and with Malaysian Humanitarian Foundation (MHF) as the Secretariat).
 
World Cleanup Day (WCD) is listed on the UN Calender where it takes place on the 20 September every year and Earth Day (ED) is an annual event that takes place every year on 22 April where both the events are coordinated globally in more than 193 countries.
 
This event is not just about the organiser or the promoter focus but about all like-minded ASEAN, Malaysia and Sarawak governments, ngos, universities, corporations and local communities coming together to show case and to exchange new and proven ideas, share expertise, share solutions and strengthen partnerships in addressing environmental challenges that also needs to incorporate people (including the special people) and animals. 
 
Sarawak is an active state in Malaysia and wants to lead and to showcase its walk the talk as this project initiative can be a good and needed platform to showcase its aspirations and green goals. This also runs on working with ASEAN (working with the ASEAN Secretary General and Malaysia Chairman for 2025: PM Malaysia where for 2026, the ASEAN Chairman will be the Philippines).
 
Beyond awareness and action, the event also aspires to generate credible and visible environmental data that can support Malaysia’s commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement. By aligning local initiatives, impacts with global climate goals, the ASEAN Earth Cleanup Week seeks to position Sarawak and Malaysia as a leading example that acts responsibly, transparently and innovatively in building a cleaner and greener future to be shared with for all of us in Sarawak, Malaysia, ASEAN and to the World.
 
This initiative is a Community Social Responsibility (CSR): a non for profit initiative that runs on Environment Social and Governance goals also along with UiTM HQ and UiTM 35 satellite campuses in Malaysia.
 
A summary of the impact, sustainability, circular economy policy and economic and tourism multiplier report will also be provided at the end of the initiative of its findings by UiTM and DG.
 
It is not easy to run a pure volunteering initiative. It is not easily sustainable especially financially while many volunteering individuals shared of their concerns about their jobs and their limited income amidst worries of inflation, artificial intelligence (AI) taking over many jobs and businesses along with concerns over economic challenges, geo political uncertainties and tariff hikes. It is important to run the initiative along as an end to end viable green and blue sustainable circular economy working model that can also help create jobs and businesses too. This 2.0 initiative is a follow up and an enhanced version of the 1.0 Malaysia Penang Earth Cleanup Week that took place in April 2024. 

1 Day - 5,000 Graduates and Employer Workshop (Local)

PART 1

1 Day - 5,000 Graduates and Employer Workshop (Local)

Date

Wed, 22 April 2026

Venue

Kuching, Sarawak

TENTAIVE PROGRAM

Event Schedule

Wed, 22 April 2026

Workshop for Youths, Employers and Volunteerism (Locals in Sarawak)

led by Sarawak Ministry of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development

06.30 - 09.30

Tree Hugging Healing and Mental Health Cleanup Program (with tree counting) for the special/disabled, for students/seniors, for participants and for animals at Perpaduan Park and Budaya Park (adjacent to Sarawak Club) (500 pax)

Y.B. Datuk Haji Len Talif Salleh

Deputy Minister for Urban Planning Land Administration and Environment

08.30 - 12.00

&

13.00 - 17.00

5,000 pax Graduates (from Sarawak Universities: include all Universities in Sarawak) and Sarawak Industry Workshop (by Youths and Sports) managed by min 500 pax Volunteers (linked to subsequent ESG training 3 Days) and showing the ESG Impact Report on Sarawak Tourism with Carbon Offsets

Y.B. Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman

Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts & Minister for Youths, Sports and Entrepreneur Development

Digital Voting

Key Questions & Topics:

  1. What youths are needing for them to get jobs today, by 2030 and beyond (if they are high performers, mid performers and lower performers)
  2. What employers (MNC, MLC and SME) are looking for today, 2030 and beyond? Where are Universities in helping in this for future graduates?
  3. How to best link this seamlessly and in a more integrated manner? Locally or Nationally or ASEAN wide or Globally?
  4. What are the immediate short, medium and long term solutions that can be deployed to see positivities for youths looking for jobs and for employers knowing that employees wants more pay and employers wants better quality employees.
  5. Coming up with a 10 points priority blueprint and action plan each for governments and universities
  6. Coming up with a follow through with real time audits and sustainable plan where possible
  7. What immediate available value adds can be provided to the Youths that the market needs so that the Youths can also develop new skills in between too?
  8. How can volunteerism help youths, adults and seniors: for themselves, families and neighbors?
  9. Is Universal Basic Income (UBI) as a working suitable for the present and the future?
  10. How can the employees and employers understand better with cleanups, zero waste and zero energy with volunteerism?
  11. Will all or most jobs eventually be moving towards being done and delivered virtually and off site (since more and more jobs are being robotized)

ASEAN Earth Cleanup Week 2026

PART 2

ASEAN Earth Cleanup Week

Date

Thurs, 23 April 2026 till Sat, 25 April 2026

Venue

Waterfront Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak

with 24/7 KPIs and Measurables (UN) with Dash Boards/Mobile

Malaysia
Japan
Thailand
Singapore
Indonesia
Cambodia
Vietnam
Myanmar
South Korea
China
Laos
East Timor
Brunei
Philippines

Showcase Real Time Future Proofing and Sustainability 2025 - 2030

Sustainable Integrated People, Animals and Environment Ecosystem

Volunteerism

Cleanup, Zero Waste, Zero Energy

Poverty Management / UBI

Jobs and Businesses

Caring Society

Productivity

Social Impact Network

Climate Change & Platform

Green Planting

Digitalization AI

Investments

Impact Auditability

TENTAIVE PROGRAM

Event Schedule

Tentative Program (Pending Finalization)

Tik Tok and YouTube Challenge

From 1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026

100,000 sound bites on why the public at large and students feels about ESG and what exactly are the looking at in 10 seconds

From Jan 2026 - April 2026

Developing loyalty solutions for volunteers and home stay opportunities

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Earth Day (ED) visits to all UiTM HQ and UiTM Satellite Campuses (meeting students, faculties and local governments in all 13 States in Malaysia)

From 5 - 21 April 2026

Thur, 23 April 2026

Event Launch, Universal Basic Income (UBI) and Audit/Carbon & Hard Talks (International)

08.00 - 10.00

Opening Ceremony/Press Conference and Launch (1,000 pax)

Y.B. Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr Abang Johari Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg

Premier of Sarawak, Minister of Finance and New Economy, Minister of Natural Resources and Urban Development and Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Signing and Witnessing Ceremonies (if any)

10.30 - 12.30

Session #1 Hard Talk: Future of Sarawak 2030 and Beyond (500 pax)

Y.B. Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas

Deputy Premier, Second Minister for Finance and New Economy, Minister for Infrastructure and Port Development

Y.B. Dato Seri Haji Julaihi Narawi

Minister of Utility and Telecommunication

Digital Voting

Session #2 Hard Talk: Productivity and Impact (500 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom

Minister of Food Industry, Commodity & Regional Development

Y.B. Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin

Minister of Food Industry, Commodity & Regional Development

Digital Voting

12.30 - 13.30

Lunch Time

13.30 - 15.30

Forum #1 Moderator/Speakers (UBI) (500 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri Hajjah Fatimah Abdullah

Minister for Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development

Digital Voting

15.30 - 15.45

Tea Break

15.45 - 17.45

Forum #2 (Moderators/Speakers (Audit/Carbon) (500 pax)

Y.B. Datuk Amar Prof. Dr Sim Kui Hian

Deputy Premier/Minister for Health, Housing and Local Government

Digital Voting

Key Questions & Topics:

  1. Is UBI timely and needed especially for the Z Generation and beyond?
  2. Who should implement this neutrally and responsibly?
  3. Is this also an emergency and/or crisis situation for the silver hair citizen as that for the youths by 2030 and beyond?
  4. How would UBI work that is to be positive instead of negative?
  5. Where would the funding support from UBI come from?
  6. How to be big enough to be effective and dynamic for the UBI to work?
  7. How can UBI be audited to show that it is positive and relevant to meet future needs by no choice?
  8. How would UBI be alleviating poverty in every country? Are the middle class society squeezing out?
  9. Is volunteerism the “silver bullet” solution to the future of livability and livelihoods? Or are there other better solutions?
  10. Would carbon be a possible and realistic solution to synergize with UBI or there are other options?
  11. What can be avail presently in part or in full that can be used to showcase the above that can be audited and/or used as a platform?

19.00 - 22.00

Private Sector Company Showcase and Presentations CSR and ESG (500 pax)

Y. Bhg. Dato Sri Saferi Ali

State Attorney General

Fri, 24 April 2026

Impacts and Sustainability: Jobs/Businesses, Tourism, AI and Investments (International)

08.30 - 10.30

Forum (Moderator/Speakers (Jobs/Business) (1,000 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri Roland Sagah Wee Inn

Minister of Education, Innovation and Talent Development

Digital Voting

10.30 - 10.45

Tea Break

10.45 - 12.45

Forum (Moderator/Speaker (Youth/Tourism) (1,000 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah

Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts & Minister for Youths, Sports and Entrepreneur Development

Digital Voting

10.00 - 11.30

Cleanup/Recycling and Upcycling Workshops/Festival for Jobs and Businesses CSR & ESG (launching a dedicated street in Kuching (e.g. Linking from Main Bazaar to Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman to Jalan Padungan with Friendship ESG Agro Forest Park - Project DBKU and MBKS) as recycling street to include tourist doing cleanups e.g. weekly & friendship park) - 50,000 pax

Y.Bhg Dato Wee Hong Seng

MBKS Mayor

Y. Bhg. Tuan Haji Hilmy Haji Othman

DBKU Mayor (with all local authorities in Sarawak) (syncronize nationally with UiTM State Campuses)

Y. B. Datuk Amar Prof. Dr Sim Kui Hian

Deputy Premier/Minister of Health, Housing and Government

Key Questions & Topics:

  1. How are jobs and businesses presently and into the future looking like? What are the list of jobs and businesses of the present and future that are not sunset based?
  2. How do we help the Employer and Employees going forward dynamically and positively?
  3. How can governments, universities, companies, ngos and society at large help and/or play an effective role here?
  4. Where and what are the existing jobs and new jobs: how would they be operating?
  5. Can tourism (relooking at it with a new angle) be a new driver to interlink for UBI and for poverty management?
  6. How can volunteerism play a role in this productively that can be measured and audited with promoters?

AI and Investments: Global and ASEAN

12.45 - 13.45

Lunch Time

13.45 - 15.45

Forum (Moderator/Speaker (AI) (1,000 pax)

Y.B. Dato Sri John Sikie Anak Tayai

Minister in the Premier's Department

Digital Voting

15.45 - 16.00

Tea Break

16.00 - 18.00

Forum (Moderator/Speakers: (Investments)

Y.B. Dato Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan

Deputy Premier & Second Minister for Natural Resources and Urban Development

Digital Voting

Key Questions & Topics:

  1. Is AI truly replacing jobs? How severe and urgent is it? What safety nets are put in place presently if any?
  2. Is inflation and global economic challenges that we are seeing is temporary or are we suppose to expect more negativities?
  3. How can investments, businesses and start-ups be made with AI to be applied with more responsibility, safer and secured for livelihoods for today and for the future?
  4. Can volunteerism and humanization co-exist with robots and technology in harmony and balance?
  5. What are the non negotiables when it comes to AI usage and application?
  6. How can more like-minded individuals and partners (governments, universities, corporates, ngos, civil society) come together to do this together with the governments?
  7. If inflation keeps going up (uncontrolled), can we truly still find a solution to this for the livelihoods of any citizens?
  8. Where would UBI be in this or there are other alternatives to be explored?
  9. How can we do this better together as a country, in ASEAN and in the World?

18.00 - 19.00

Dinner Time

19.00 - 22.00

Project CSR and ESG Start Ups and Investment Opportunities Presentations (500 pax)

Y. Bhg Dato Sri Dr Wan Lizozman Wan Omar

State Financial Secretary Sarawak

Sat, 25 April 2026

World Cleanup Day, Earth Day, Volunteerism and Showcase (International)

06.30 - 09.30

Cleanup by DBKS and DBKU with all local authorities in Sarawak) with 100,000 volunteers (syncronize nationally with UiTM State Campuses)

YAB Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr Abang Johari Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg

Premier of Sarawak, Minister of Finance and New Economy, Minister of Natural Resources and Urban Development and Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Y.B. Datuk Dr. Hj Hazlan b Abang Haji Hipni

Deputy Minister Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Y.Bhg Dato Wee Hong Seng

MBKS Mayor

Y.Bhg. Tuan Wan Abu Bakar Wan Hamid

CEO of Sarawak Incorporated Sdn Bhd

1 million Malaysia Tree Counting & Planting by MBKS and DBKU in Sarawak 100,000 pax (for 1 million trees) and outside of Sarawak additional trees) (Agroforest Trees: Existing Trees tagged and New Trees planted and maintained)

Mr. Abang Ahmad Abang Morni

Permanent Secretary Energy and Environmental Sustainability

YAB Tun Pehin Sri Dr Haji Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar

TYT/Governor of Sarawak

Y. Bhg. Tuan Haji Hilmy Haji Othman

DBKU Mayor (with all local authorities in Sarawak) (syncronize nationally with UiTM State Campuses)

Y.Bhg. Tuan Wan Abu Bakar Wan Hamid

Director of Sarawak Forestry Department

12.00 - 14.00

Lunch: Local Sarawak CSR and ESG Talent Showcasing (500 pax)

Ms. Lelia Sim

CEO, Sarawak Development Institute

Tuan Hallman Haji Sabri

Executive Director of Sarawak Skill

14.00 - 17.00

Workshop and Opportunities for the lesser fortunate and/or marginalized (1,000 pax)

YABhg. Toh Puan Datuk Patinggi Fauziah bte Mohd Sanusi

Wife of TYT/Governor of Sarawak

Puan Dayang Norjihan

Daughter of the Premier of Sarawak

Public Sector Company Showcase and Presentations CSR and ESG

Y.Bhg Datuk Amar Mohamad Abu Bakar Marzuki

State Secretary of Sarawak

19.00 - 22.00

Closing Ceremony/Playbacks/Summary Findings/Project Showcase/Dinner/Fashion with Singers & Cultural Show/CSR & ESG Award and Sarawak Cleanup Data Update To The World/ASEAN ESG Association (also supports start-ups) Launch with a Live 247 Measure Solution with VVIP Special Guests (2,000 pax)

YAB Tun Pehin Sri Dr Haji Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar

Wife of TYT/Governor of Sarawak

YAB Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr Abang Johari Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg

Premier of Sarawak, Minister of Finance and New Economy, Minister of Natural Resources and Urban Development and Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability

World Cleanup Day 2026

PART 3

World Cleanup Day

Date

Sat, 16 Sept 2026

Venue

Kuching, Sarawak

TENTAIVE PROGRAM

Event Schedule

Sat, 16 Sept 2026

World Cleanup Day (Malaysia Nationwide)

07.00 - 09.00

Cleanup in all 13 States in Malaysia and led by UiTM Sarawak/UiTM HQ and all the UiTM satellite campuses

Partners to be included - led by

Y. Bhg. Dato Wee Hong Seng

MBKS Mayor

Y. Bhg. Tuan Wan Abu Bakar Wan Hamid

CEO of Sarawak Incorporated Sdn Bhd

10.00 - 12.00

Plant Forest Trees and Counting Trees in all 13 States in Malaysia led by UiTM Sarawak/UiTM HQ and all the UiTM satellite campuses

Partners to be included (Agroforest Trees: Existing Trees tagged and New Trees planted and maintained starting from 1 Jan 2026 till 31 December 2026) - led by

Y.Bhg. Tuan Haji Hilmy Haji Othman

DBKU Mayor

Y. Bhg. Datu Hamden Mohammad

Director of Sarawak Forestry Department

Train the Trainers:

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MOHigher Learning

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Banks

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Estee Lauder

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Nestle

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Teach for Malaysia

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Zurich Insurance

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UiTM 13 States

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UNIMAS

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Swinburne

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Curtin

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UCSI Sarawak

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Kolej Laila Taib

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Politeknik Mukah Sarawak

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Executive College

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SEGi University

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i-CATS University College

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University Putra Malaysia (UPM) Sarawak

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Yayasan Hasanah

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Ministry of Youth and Sports

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Malaysia Youth Council

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Yayasan Sarawak

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State Youth

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ASEAN Youth

FAQ

5,000 Graduates and Employer Workshop (Local) on Wed, 22 Sept 2026, Kuching Sarawak, Malaysia

We are unsure if there is much value by being a new graduate these days. The learning model to meet market needs may have changed especially post covid period 2020. If there are not enough real jobs and paying reasonable pay for individual survival, it will affect the safety and the security of any place, city or town as it can also lead to people protesting and are relying more of their families to survive.

With the impending pressures of AI workings, global economic uncertainties, tariffs, inflation, even ears etc., clear thinking to help will be key so that the world will have a chance to sustain itself and see how parties can also work together constructively instead of seeing anyone as the problem maker or as the problem.

The workshop wishes to see how to link traditional workshops that can help the graduates with the right expectation, right preparation and attitude as well as to see how to help the businesses grow better even when there are gaps and issues in each party (graduates and employers) needs and wishes via better matching, counselling, test and digitally.

This is a project that is led by UiTM (www.uitm.edu.my) and UiTM Sarawak (www.sarawak.uitm.edu.my) – led by Professor Dr. Firdaus Abdullah, Rector of University Technology MARA Sarawak (UiTM Sarawak) and supported and powered by World Cleanup Day (WCD) and Digiland Pte Ltd.

This is a CSR project that UiTM Sarawak is presently working on the funding for the project.

There will be a team of experts that will help to drive this. There are many opportunities for collaborators and partnership workings.

The jobs and businesses runs by itself while we would like to find ambassadors, friends and volunteers to do more volunteerism activities where possible in whatever their role may be.

It is better for us to share the wish to see more people giving than only everyone wanting to receive and not giving. The more people gives, the more people can gain. Which will also help push for countries to be a caring society where possible.

The workshop will be best led by the State of Sarawak and with experts that understands how to link traditional workshops with digital matches.

This is open to all graduates from Sarawak and Employers can come from anywhere if they wish to engage Sarawakians.

Yes, they definitely can. Go to the http://www.voltech.ai website for help.

Yes, definitely as http://www.voltech.ai is a platform to help the marketplace and in countries where possible.

Train the Trainers:

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Banks

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Estee Lauder

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Nestle

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Teach for Malaysia

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Zurich Insurance

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UiTM 13 States

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UNIMAS

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Swinburne

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Curtin

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UCSI Sarawak

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Kolej Laila Taib

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Politeknik Mukah Sarawak

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Executive College

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SEGi University

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i-CATS University College

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University Putra Malaysia (UPM) Sarawak

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Yayasan Hasanah

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Ministry of Youth and Sports

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Malaysia Youth Council

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Yayasan Sarawak

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State Youth

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ASEAN Youth

FAQ

ASEAN Earth Cleanup Week (from Thurs, 23 April 2026 till Sat, 25 April 2026: Sarawak, Malaysia Nationwide and ASEAN) International in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

It is a state, national and an ASEAN initiative.

University Technology MARA (UiTM) HQ and UiTM Sarawak are working together with Henry Kok-Kheng Teh (HT) who is the Country Leader for World Cleanup Day and Earth Day to power the project while working and engaging with the Sarawak State Governments.

Ts. Dr. Noorsaidi Mahat, Senior Lecturer and Professional Technologist specializing in Sustainable Build Environment, with expertise in construction and green buildings is the UiTM Sarawak main overall lead person.

Many are concerned with job and business opportunities as they are also worried about higher pay. With some many known and unknown uncertainties, advance planning should be built into the workings while those that are working can also lose their jobs anything and/or with no or less notice. 2030 will be a key milestone for everyone to see and to be ready for.

This is a CSR project while if there are any commercial projects, it is to be made known to the right bodies and/or parties for clearance and approval (to be managed with integrity and governance)

It is hoped that this ASEAN project can continue year after year as well as for UiTM Sarawak to drive this for at least a 3 year period while UiTM Sarawak can collaborate with other ASEAN country University partners too.

There are many parties. To see them on the website www.voltech.ai.

Yes.

Sarawak is one of the few states in Malaysia that are interested to deploy waste management, ESG and climate change projects. It is also doing many projects and we hope we can help aggregate the workings with the Sarawak Government while we hope to be able to provide for a Tourism and Economic Multiplier to the State Government.

Malaysia can be a strategic partner to Sarawak and with UiTM HQ and UiTM Sarawak.

Similar to point 9., it can also be extended to ASEAN countries too and beyond.

Sure. This is a shared and inclusive working opportunity. We are solving issues, challenges and needs that are generally common to almost all or any countries in the world.

That the project is worthwhile doing and it is not just another event. We hope the event can bring justification for the initiative as it can calculate and see the impacts.

It is the hope that once we have a well put together digital solution that it can be shown to anyone and that it can also be audited to not just meet the lowest minimum standards: it can also meet the highest of standards too.

This is a start and UiTM is open to extend collaboration and partnership with any partners.

It is important to have clear direction and vision It is important to also built mutual respect and trust. It is important to also walk the talk by showing the works that can be measured, auditable and sustainable.

Train the Trainers:

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Estee Lauder

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Teach for Malaysia

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Zurich Insurance

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UiTM 13 States

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UNIMAS

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Swinburne

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UCSI Sarawak

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Kolej Laila Taib

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Politeknik Mukah Sarawak

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Executive College

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SEGi University

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i-CATS University College

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University Putra Malaysia (UPM) Sarawak

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Yayasan Hasanah

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Ministry of Youth and Sports

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Malaysia Youth Council

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Yayasan Sarawak

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State Youth

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ASEAN Youth

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Banks

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Estee Lauder

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Teach for Malaysia

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Swinburne

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UCSI Sarawak

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Kolej Laila Taib

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Politeknik Mukah Sarawak

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Executive College

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SEGi University

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i-CATS University College

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University Putra Malaysia (UPM) Sarawak

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Yayasan Hasanah

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Ministry of Youth and Sports

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Malaysia Youth Council

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Yayasan Sarawak

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State Youth

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ASEAN Youth

FAQ

1 Day - World Cleanup Day (Sat, 19 Sept 2026: Malaysia Nationwide) and HQ in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia (Local)

World Cleanup Day takes place on 20 September every year. 19 September 2026 is on a Saturday and can be a date to bring everyone together to do the cleanups together and with other countries in the world that is within a 36 hours period.

This can be a state and national event as it is celebrated with 190 plus countries globally.

Doing this as a shared initiative is key to the project impact and success. Always important to work in collaboration and to synergize with one another as it is no longer easy for any party of any size to do projects just by themselves even if they are able and are large.

This will be operated by UiTM Sarawak with all the UiTM’s in Malaysia with World Cleanup Day Country Leader Malaysia.

By participating and/or even take on leadership roles to run cleanup projects in different states, cities and towns in Malaysia. We are needing to work with local councils as well as with city hall to make this a truly collaborative project initiatives.

You can find this in www.voltech.ai.

You can get to see the colors and sizes on the website if you wish to get new T-Shirts. If you wish to use your existing T-Shirt that is not WCD, you can as long as the color are part of the WCD colors.

Please email us on this should this be of interest to you and/or your company.

You are welcome to deploy your own projects as you can joint us on our once a year WCD projects as we can develop joint projects. Email us at www.voltech.ai.

This could be a new business opportunity for the country and/or for other countries too knowing that many businesses are shutting down while waste can possible be the new businesses too.

Tree planting other than being visually good for the environment, it can also be good for releases to the environment as it is good for carbon offsets. We are interested more in the agroforestry that also covers bamboo and mangrove plantings.

Yes, while the lacking to take clear and proper action can be seen to be a big worry as there are no clear urgency for this by many to be managed and operated.

Yes, people can come to us for this as we will have clear SOPs on how things can be done to help the environment and help the planters/donors going forward.

Email us for further information so that it is done with professionalism and accountability.

There are so many parts to plan, to do, to maintain, to harvest, to trade and to audit that cannot be easily done by any single parties. Working in collaboration with domain experts and partners will be a better and more accurate way to attain the eco system workings and datas: it is to be more impactful.