The UM Tier 2 Community Grant Briefing was successfully conducted to guide prospective applicants through the objectives and framework of the grant. The session provided a roadmap for eligibility, funding structures, and the evaluation process.

Emphasis was placed on developing impactful and sustainable projects that align with Universiti Malaya’s social responsibility agenda. This initiative aims to bridge academic expertise with real-world community needs.

The official launch of the GreenDeen Aquaponics Project at Uni Madani represents a significant milestone in sustainable urban farming. This system integrates fish farming and hydroponics into a circular ecosystem.

The inauguration highlights UM's commitment to environmental innovation and food security. It serves as a living laboratory for students and the community to engage with long-term ecological stewardship.

The Community Network Strategic Development Workshop 2026 at USM brought together stakeholders from across Malaysia’s public universities to align engagement efforts with national development goals.

In a strategic partnership with Watsons, UMCares has introduced the Plas-eater system to Universiti Malaya. This innovative approach to plastic waste management focuses on behavioral change and campus sustainability.

The initiative aims to enhance awareness and foster collective action against pollution, reinforcing UM's role as a leading institution in circular economy practices.