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Group 2 ( Anis, Sabrina, Venitha, Nadhirah)

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Group 2 ( Anis, Sabrina, Venitha, Nadhirah)

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GROUP 5 ( NAZIRAL, AIZA, SAFRAH, FITRAH)

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GROUP 5 ( NAZIRAL, AIZA, SAFRAH, FITRAH)

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Group 7 (Affrey, Jian Wuei, Sia Wei, Siaw Hui)

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Group 7 (Affrey, Jian Wuei, Sia Wei, Siaw Hui)

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Team 6 (Wan Suan, Najihah, R., Nurul Husna, Tarani)

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Team 6 (Wan Suan, Najihah, R., Nurul Husna, Tarani)

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Team 3 (Phang Wei San, Nurul Izyani Izzati, Goh Shi En, Slyvia Ng)

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Team 3 (Phang Wei San, Nurul Izyani Izzati, Goh Shi En, Slyvia Ng)

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Team 4 (Ong Wan Qing, Noor Syafiqa, Lee Wei Jie, Jemimah)

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Team 4 (Ong Wan Qing, Noor Syafiqa, Lee Wei Jie, Jemimah)

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TEAM 1 (Ilyas, Najihah A, Siti Nur Aimi, HO)

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TEAM 1 (Ilyas, Najihah A, Siti Nur Aimi, HO)

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Full proposal
Project Go Green with Beach clean-up program.

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Green warriors camping program

3.0 goals and objective

Goal 1: To help in giving awareness to students that the importance of the environment and educating a sense of responsibility and love for nature

Objective

To equip students with a love for nature and outdoor activities that brings benefit to them
To strengthen the spirit of cooperation
To cultivate survival skill and independent learning

Goal 2: To produce creative-minded human capital as well as build new relationships with other communities.

Objective

To teach the communities on how to reuse item that can be recycle
To integrate teamwork spirit in each students and communities

4.0 Description of the program

4.1 The name of the project is Green Warriors Camping Program

4.2 Summary of the program

The program will focus on the awareness about nature among UMT’s students and community members of SMK Tunas Bakti (P),Marang.

By doing camping for UMT’s students, it will not only promote leadership and survival value, but the love of nature which is a value that lacks in today’s society. Therefore the student might face in the camp would be using limited resources available around them to make fire and also to search water for consummation that will require them to cooperate. Besides that  the activities that will be done would test the student's capabilities in making decisions and listening to their team  members in solving the problem creatively. This camp will make the student learn extra knowledge which they will never learn outside of their course scope.

Then activities with the community member of SMK Tunas Bakti (P), Marang will be about reuse of the item that can be recycled. All participated will be divided into groups responsible to build the things that can be used for daily routine by using the recycle item.
Please refer to Appendix A for tentative of every session.
4.3 Location
The venue of the Green Warrior Program will be set at Pulau Kekabu Marang and SMK Tunas Bakti (P) Marang. This location is chosen at Pulau Kekabu Marang because there have camping sites and it's fee is free. Kekabu Marang island is close to the fishing village and various facilities are available there. It has a wave breaker around the island and it's very suitable for kayaking and fishing activities.

SMK Tunas Bakti (P) Marang is chosen because it is located at Marang too. It will be easy to do this program if the location is the same.

4.4 Target community
The target community is 100 students from Universiti Malaysia Terengganu and 35 students  from SMK Tunas Bakti Perempuan

4.5 Date and time
This program will be carried out on 1-3 April 2021. The program will start at 4.00 p.m on 1st April and end around 1.00 p.m on 3 April. This program will be held 3 days 2 nights.

4.6 Collaborators
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu will collaborate  with SMK Tunas Bakti Perempuan Marang

4.7 Committee
Chairperson : Nurfitrah
Secretary     : Nursafrah
Committee Members
Nurhanis Aiza
Nurul Naziral

4.8 SWOT Analysis

Strengths
We are well educated students who love nature.
The students love to do challenging activities.

Weakness
We have no experience in working with the local community.

Opportunities:
Gain more knowledge about nature and how to protect nature.

Threat:
Weather patterns may affect the camping activity.
The program may receive less response from students

6.0  Anticipated Outcomes/ Benefits
The students of SMK Tunas Bakti (P) Marang will be educated and aware on how to take care of nature.
The environment of Pulau Kekabu Marang will be more clean after the beach clean up activity.
The UMT students will have a strong bonding with each other and improve their survival skills by joining Green Warrior Camping.

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3.0 Goals and Objectives

Goal 1:

To raise awareness among the Kuala Terengganu community about floods issues.

Objectives:

1. To organize a few games that can attract community interest about flood awareness.

2. To campaign about the project by promoting it through social media such as Instagram, Facebook and others.

Goal 2 :

To provide tips and knowledge to the community on how to prepare for any floods event in the future.

Objectives :

1. To invite the Department of Meteorological Malaysia to talk about natural disasters such as floods.

2. To do a questionnaire for the Kuala Terengganu community.

I 4.0 Description of the Programme

4.1 Name of the project

The name of the project is Action Now, Brighter Future Program.

4.2 Summary of the program

The community program will be about raising flood awareness among the community of different ages. This program will be held for five hours, and we will expose the community to the important information they should know regarding flood, basically on flood prediction, prevention and mitigation. Through this, the community will be able to increase their awareness of floods and also help to educate others about them.

In addition, the program also provides education through some activities for the younger generations. This will help them to be aware of the seriousness of the issue. Raising funds for the flood victims will also be a part of the program. This is to help the flood victims with their living expenses and medical treatments.

4.3 Location

The location is at Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu. This location is chosen because it is the center eye of Terengganu and it will attract many people to come and join the program.

4.4 Target community

The target community is about 40 local community in Kuala Terengganu

4.5 Date and Time

This program will be carried out on 20th April 2021 for 5 hours

4.6 Collaborators

Action Now, Brighter Future’ Programme will collaborate with Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) where UMT will help us to invite the Department of Meteorological Malaysia to talk about natural disasters such as floods.

4.7 Programme Committee

Director -Venitha Krishnan

Secretary -Nur Sabrina binti Azahar

Committee Members

- Anis Syakirah binti Abdul Jalil

- Nurul Nadhirah binti Ahmad Fudzil

5.0 SWOT Analysis

Strength | Can raise flood awareness among the local community by giving them a lot of exposure and information about natural disasters, by inviting authorities from the Meteorological Department.

Weakness | People may find this campaign unattractive and unbeneficial, as they might think that flood is a common problem in this country.

Opportunity | Can have a well-prepared and alert Kuala Terengganu community.

Threat | With the pandemic situation right now, there might be some activities that are limited.

6.0 Anticipated outcomes/ results

1. This campaign will help people to have a planning and disaster plan.

2. The awareness of the local community in Kuala Terengganu about natural disasters will be instilled.

3. Citizens gave more attention to skill and knowledge of communication sources to take an early decision on early warning.

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Beach clean up at Seberang Takir beach.
3.0 Goals and Objectives

Goal 1: To raise awareness among the Seberang Takir community about marine environment and contribute to the reduction of garbage and plastics in the ocean.

Objectives :

1. To invite 2 speakers to talk about the problem of marine debris for about 2 hours

2. To provide the community at least 10 examples of 3R (Recycle, Reuse, Reduce) in daily life by speakers

3. To set up at least 3 game booths for the community to practise 3R

Goal 2: To improve the quality of the coastal and marine environment of Seberang Takir beach

Objectives :

1. To have beach clean up for about 3 hours

2. To sort out the collected debris into 7 categories (plastics, glass, metal, paper, cloth, rubber, and wood)

3. To conduct this beach clean up activity once a year

4.0 Description of Program

4.1 The name of the project is Beach Clean Up Program at Seberang Takir Beach.

4.2 Summary of the Program

The program will focus on the marine debris problem at Seberang Takir beach. It will be about picking up the trash found along the Seberang Takir beach and sorting them into categories under the cooperation of the local community. The beach will become cleaner and safer for beachgoers and marine life.

In addition, an awareness talk will be held with the assistance of Trash Hero Malaysia to enhance the knowledge of marine debris among the community. After the talk, there will be lots of game booths for the local community to have a better understanding of 3R (Recycle, Reuse, Reduce). Please refer to Appendix 1 for tentative sessions. The unique feature of this program is not only the local community will learn more about marine debris from the awareness talk from the team Trash Hero Malaysia but also have the opportunity to practise the 3R in the marine debris carnival.

4.3 Location

The location of the activity is at the southern part of Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu. Specifically, Seberang Takir beach is located at a well developed area which is near the airport, Kuala Terengganu drawbridge and populated residential area.

4.4 Target Community

The target community is the 100 residents at Seberang Takir beach.

4.5 Date and Time

This program will be carried out on 1st of April 2021. The program will start from 7:00am and end at around 5:00pm. The duration of the program will be about 10 hours.

4.6 Collaborators

Community service club will collaborate with Trash Hero Malaysia

Trash Hero Malaysia will provide the briefing on beach clean up and sort the collected marine debris as well as awareness talk to the local community.

4.7 Committee

20 committee members from Community Service Club UMT.

4.8 SWOT Analysis

Strength |
Involve huge amount of local community to clean up the beach in order to improve the coastal and marine environment.
Raise the awareness among the local community by giving talk from professionals.
Have fun game booths for the community to have deeper understanding in 3R.
Weaknesses |
We have no experience in working with the local community.
Opportunity |
Trash Hero will be known better by the public and can recruit more and more volunteers in the future from the community.
We will have opportunity to collaborate with Trash Hero in other activity in the future

Threat |
This program may not receive enthusiastic response from the community.
The weather pattern may affect the flow of activity.

6.0 Anticipated outcome

1. The cleanliness of the marine environment in Seberang Takir will be improved at the end of this beach clean up.

2. The Beach Clean Up project will create awareness to the public around Seberang Takir about the importance of marine environment.

3. This project will convey the benefits of having a clean marine environment to the community of Seberang Takir.

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Beach Clean up Programme
2.0 Statement of Need
Problem
Due to human activities, trash has continued to accumulate on beaches and cause pollution. These marine debris are harming marine organisms and even kill them. Our human health will also be affected by the end of the cycle. Tok Jembal beach is still facing debris pollution, even though several beach clean-ups have been done.

Facts

More than 60% of pollutants on the beaches come from plastic (Ocean Conservancy’s TIDES Database). About 80% of marine trash comes from land-based sources. In Malaysia, the government policy that is very significant to waste management is Dasar Alam Sekitar Negara. The aim of the policy is to keep our environment always clean, safe and productive to our generation in the future (Abdullah et al., 2010). However, because of rapid urbanization, population growth, growth, commercial, institutional and home industries, and increased use have resulted in more items and waste disposed of in the area (Afrizal & Embong, 2013).

State the need

There is an urgent need for Tok Jembal beach to be clean, to ensure a healthy environment for the local community and organisms that live there.

One sentence proposal

Thus, it is proposed that beach clean-up on Tok Jembal beach, Terengganu needs to be done to provide a safe environment.

3.0 Goals and Objectives

Goal 1 - To clean up the marine debris along the Tok Jembal Beach.

Objectives

1. To clean up the beach in total 1km from the designated starting point till ending point.

2. To collect at least seven types of marine debris (plastic, rubber, styrofoam, glass, wood, metal, etc).

3. To sort out the tree degradable marine debris (glass, metal, and paper).

Goal 2 - To provide an opportunity for the participants to exposure in protecting the beach from debris pollution.

Objectives

1. To brief the three important roles of beaches in three aspects (social, economic, and environment).

2. To brief the five issues occurred at the beaches by debris pollution.

3. To introduce the seven categories of marine debris and their decomposition rates.

4.0 Description of Program

4.1 The name of the project is Beach Clean-Up Program.

4.2 Summary of the Program

The Beach Clean-Up program is volunteer activities that take place in the area along coastlines. It is a process of collecting and removing the beach trash to make the beach a nicer, safer place and to improve the coastal and ocean ecosystem. All participants will be divided into groups responsible for cleaning up different areas of the beach. Before the activity starts, every participant will be provided with some labelled garbage bags, buckets, and gloves. The recyclable materials will be separate from trash to facilitate disposal and recycling at the recycling plant.

4.3 Location

The venue of the Beach Clean-up program will be set at Tok Jembal Beach. This location is chosen because it is near to Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) and Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA). Thus, we can attract many university students and residents nearby to join our program and contribute to the environment.

4.4 Target Community

The target community is about 300 participants who have an interest in this program.

4.5 Date and Time

This program will be carried out on 24th March 2021. It will last for about 5 hours from 7 am to 11 am.

4.6 Collaborators

Better World Club will collaborate with Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT). The UMT will provide approximately RM10,000 in funding for this Beach Clean-Up program. Better World Club will be the main person in charge since we will be overseeing the whole process to initiate the organization and keep it flourishing.

4.7 Committee

1. Chairperson: Affrey Lim

2. Secretary: Toh Siaw Hui

3. Committee Members

Yeng Jian Wuei

Lim Sia Wei

4.8 SWOT Analysis

Strengths |
1. Safer beach environment and ocean ecosystem will be created.
2. Marine life will get rid of plastics pollutants and toxic substances on the beach and save lives.
Weakness |
1. Organized clean-up activities only remove a very small proportion of trash on the beach compared with the trash thrown on the beach every year.
Opportunities |
1. Participants will have the opportunities to meet a ton of new people.
2. We will gain more knowledge about the pollution issues faced by the coastal environment and ocean.
3. We will learn more about garbage classification to protect our worldwide ocean and maintain human health.
Threat |
1. This program may be affected by stormy weather.

6.0 Anticipated Outcomes/ Benefits

The following are the anticipated outcomes or impacts by the end of the program:
1. This beach clean-up program aims to educate and encourage the students and residents of Kuala Terengganu about the awareness of the clean coastal area and create a safer environment.

Volunteers will get to know how to improve the coastal and ocean ecosystem by making sure that none of the trash kills marine life or is toxic enough to disrupt the marine life cycle.

2. Assist the understanding of the aesthetic value and benefits of controlling marine debris and empower governments, industries and the community to take action.

Citizens will get to relax and enjoy the beauty of the beach.

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3.0 Goals & Objectives

Goal

1. To develop confidence among handicapped and mentally disabled children to interact with people

Objectives

To interact with children when conducting the event in Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Centre, Melaka for around 2 hours

To conduct a therapeutic gardens game for 2 hours for reducing their stress

To enhance communication through storytelling activity for an hour

Goal
2. To create awareness among the people about handicapped and mentally disabled children

Objectives

To provide 6 different poster regarding of informations about handicapped and mentally disabled children

To seek the collaboration with one Government agency and one non-governmental organization

To organise charity bazaar at University Malaysia Terengganu to collect fundraising from local people for one month

4.0 Description of Project

4.1 The name of this project is Caring for Society Program

4.2 Summary of the Program:

The program will be about donating daily supplies and funds to the Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Centre, and entertaining the children and cleaning up the centre. The program will be divided into two phases: fundraising drive and visiting to the centre.

Before visiting the centre, we will launch a fundraising drive to collect some funds and second hand clothes from the public to assist the disabled children with a high cost of expenses. The fundraising drive will be carried out in various forms, such as charity bazaar and encouraging donations from the public. All collected donations will be given to the centre. Moreover, when visiting the centre, some volunteers will cheer the children with their performances and fun comedy while some of them will clean up and paint their rooms.

4.3 Location

The location is set at the main hall of Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Centre, Melaka.

4.4 Target Community

The target community is the 20 diabled children of the centre and their guardians (40 people, maximum 2 people per family).

4.5 Date and Time

This program will be divided into two phases:

The first phase is the fundraising drive. It will be carried out from April to May 2021.

The second phase is a visit to the Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Centre. This will be conducted on 19th June 2021 and it will last for about six hours (12pm to 6pm).

4.6 Collaborators

Mariners’ Club will collaborate with two important partners for this program, which are Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) and Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Centre, Melaka.

UMT will provide us space to organize a charity bazaar to collect funds and receive second hand clothes for the children. Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Centre will provide its experienced staff members to assist the children and offer a safe place to conduct the fun activities for the children and their guardians.

4.7 Committee

30 members of Mariners' Club

4.8 SWOT Analysis

Strength |
1. We are committed to understand those children by interacting with them and putting our stereotype aside.
2. Members of our club are supportive in helping the children to make them feel included in our society.

Weakness |
1. We may lack experience in dealing with disabled children who are in serious conditions.
2. Limited funds available for us to allocate throughout this program.

Opportunity |
1. Local communities may organise events such as fundraising events or voluntary contributions to Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Centre, Melaka. 2.Governments/Non-governmental organisations may donate some funds or basic necessities to this centre.
3. Private companies may organise food or clean-up drives in this centre to help the children.

Threat |
1.Parents of those children may be reluctant to allow their children to join our program.
2.The community may not be aware and concerned about the social needs of these children.
3.Stereotypes about handicapped and mentally disabled children may be persisted in the community.

Anticipated results

The following are the anticipated outcomes or impacts by the end of the program

a. Raising awareness in public that children with disability do need care from society.

b. Children in the Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Center will feel the cares from society.

c.  Knowing the ways to communicate and interact with children with disabilities.

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Project Go green- Beach Clean up at Batu Rakit Beach
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Team 4 (Wan Qing, Lee Wie Jie, Noor Syafiqa, Jemimah)

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Group 7 (Jian Wuei, Sia Wei, Siaw Hui, Affrey)

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Group 2 (Anis, Venitha, Nadhirah, Sabrina)

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Statement of Need

Describe problem:

People nowadays are lack aware the important of nature and environment to us. Deforestation, pollution, waste disposal by human will affect the quality of the nature and will damaging the environment. Lack of awareness may contribute as the biggest factor that caused the of    this problem.

Issue:

Lack of awareness in terms of production and consumer attitudes cause always environmental problems (Zainal Abidin, 2010). It is also proven that the level of awareness among school students is very low when several studies have been done through the collection of statistical data on environmental awareness (Auwal, 2015). Therefore, UNESCO in 1978 has emphasized to focus on the subject of Environmental Education in order to create a responsible attitude towards the environment and give full commitment.

Solution:

There is an urgent need to educate the student to understand better the important of nature and environment. It can be continued by various ways such as by doing a love nature  program as well as using recycled items in a good way

Sentence proposal:

Thus, it is proposed the students of Tunas Bakti in Marang need to be educated by joining these activities

References:

Auwalu Rabiul, A., 2015. Environmental awareness level amongst secondary school students in Terengganu, Malaysia based on different variables. International journal of Education and research. Vol.3 No.3.

Zainal Abidin, N (2010). “Investigating the Awareness and Application of Sustainable Construction Concept by Malaysian Developers” in Habitat International, Vol. 34 pp. 421-426.

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Statement of Need 

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu is one of the educational institutions in Malaysia that have decided to use online learning as the teaching platform in an effort to reduce the risk of infection. Online teaching has raised many concerns to the students in Malaysia as a developing country and internet access is not widely available across the country yet. Limited internet access and slow internet connection are the hurdles faced by students during online classes during this Covid-19 era. Many people have lost their jobs and sources of income due to the poor economic status and everyone was badly affected especially those from the less fortunate and low-income families. 

Many students are finding it financially hard to keep up with their online classes due to many factors. A large sum of money has to be allocated to ensure that our devices for online classes are always updated and in the best conditions. An article by Sani (2019) has stated that 60% of students are struggling with their tuition fees, let alone the addition of their internet and maintenance fees. Another study by Mckie (2020), has also stated that from a survey conducted by students from tertiary level education, 52% have mentioned that they lack proper internet connections for their online studies 

Education is the key for a person in their future success and merit of developed countries (Al-shuaibi, 2014). Based on the research of UNESCO, the unparalleled 363 million of children and youth fell behind in education due to the closure of school and university (The Start, 2020). This means that there are millions of students struggling to keep up with the online learning program. Therefore, it is proposed that the Friendly University community: Help over COVID-19 be set up to help the students of Universiti Malaysia Terengganu that have difficulties to access the internet for online learning. 


References: 

Sani, R. (2019), Money woes at university [online]. News straits times. Retrieved from:https://www.nst.com.my/education/2019/04/475754/money-woes-university. [Accessed on 2/1/2021] 

Mckie, A., (2020), Lack of study space and poor connections hinder online learning[online]. World University Rankings. Retrieved from: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/lack-study-space-and-poor-connections-hinder-online-learning#survey-answer. Accessed on 2/1/2021

Al-shuaibi, A., 2014. The Important of Education. Community College Qatar, English Language Center. Retrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260075970_The_Importance_of_Education. [Access on 2/1/2021]

The Star, March 13, 2020. Asia school closures for coronavirus expose digital divide. Retrieved from https://www.thestar.com.my/news/regional/2020/03/13/asia-school-closures-for-coronavirus-expose-digital-divide. [Access on 2/1/2021]

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BEACH CLEAN UP AT PANTAI

SEBERANG TAKIR

Statement of need

Describe problem

Seberang Takir beach is scattered by various types of debris such as plastic, metal, glass and so on that are derived from many sources. The redundancy of debris at the beach area will affect the quality of cityscape and marine environment. Lack of awareness may contribute as the biggest factor that caused this debris problem.

Provide facts

A study by University Malaysia conducted at marine debris of six beaches of Malaysia. The beaches involved West and East of Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah. With a total of 2542 pieces (265.30 g m-2) of plastic debris, Seberang Takir at Kuala Terengganu accounts for the highest amount of debris (879 items m-2) compared to other beaches. Due to the lack of cleaning programme at Seberang Takir beach and the high intensity of waves, the combination of land-based and ocean-based debris accumulated at Seberang Takir beach (Fauziah et al., 2015). In addition, Seberang Takir is a flood prone area thus the household waste will be washed on shore after a storm event. According to survey, an estimation of 33.3% of respondents in Seberang Takir described the beach as dirty. However, more than half of the respondents are unwilling to pay additional fees to maintain the cleanliness of the beach (Agamuthu et al., 2012).

State the need

There is an urgent need to clean up the beach to improve the coastal and ocean ecosystem by removing the trash that poses danger to marine life.

One sentence of proposal

Thus, it is proposed that all students of UMT join this programme for them to practically clean up the beach and raise their awareness towards this environmental problem.

References
Agamuthu, P., Fauziah, S.H., Khairunnisa, A.K. (2012). Marine Debris on Selected Malaysian Beaches: Impacts of Human Ignorance. Retrieved from https://umexpert.um.edu.my/public_view.php?type=publication&row=MTIyODM%3D

Fauziah, S.H., Periathamby, A., Liyana, I.A. (2015). Plastic debris in the coastal environment: The invincible threat? Abundance of buried plastic debris on Malaysian beaches. Waste Management & Research, 33(9)812-821.

Kadir, A. A., Hasni, A. F., & Sarani, N. A. (2015). Marine Debris Composition in Batu Pahat, Johor: A Comparison between Sungai Lurus and Minyakbeku beaches. Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 15(10).

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1. Background (Corrected.)

Disability can happen either born naturally or caused by incidents. According to the Disabled World website (2020), disability is quite common among the world as among 10 people, 2 of them are having disability and among the categories, disabilities for leg (difficulty in walking) is the most common disability facing by the people (about 30.6 million). Hence, disability children should be given the same opportunities as other children even though they lack knowledge and skills but they also have potential to lead a comforting life. Other than that, in future, these disabilities children might be the one who contributed to the country in terms of social, cultural and economic (United Nations Children’s Fund, 2013).

Appreciation is a feeling of being valued and loved by others. Feelings are contagious and similar to those who are handicapped and mentally disabled. According to Foley (2012), wellbeing of children who suffered from disability and impairment is closely related to the feeling of being valued. Lee et al. (2017) suggested that the tendency of suicide in disabled children is greater by 1.9 folds, in comparison to those who are not. Lacking of emotional support and affectionate may be the trigger of those suicide incidents to happen. Hence, it is imperative to show our love and care by visiting the Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Center at Melaka as part of our social support to the children.

The following proposal outlines a program to raise funds and organize some meaningful activities to entertain these children at Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Center, Melaka.

Reference

Foley, K. R., Blackmore, A. M., Girdler, S., O’Donnell, M., Glauert, R., Llewellyn, G., & Leonard, H. (2012). To feel belonged: The voices of children and youth with disabilities on the meaning of wellbeing. Child Indicators Research, 5(2), 375-391.

Lee, S. U., Roh, S., Kim, Y. E., Park, J. I., Jeon, B., & Oh, I. H. (2017). Impact of disability status on suicide risks in South Korea: analysis of National Health Insurance cohort data from 2003 to 2013. Disability and health journal, 10(1), 123-130.

United Nations Children’s Fund. (2013). Children with disabilities. Retrieved from https://www.unicef.org/sowc2013/files/SWCR2013_ENG_Lo_res_24_Apr_2013.pd

Disabled World. (2020, April 07). Disability: Benefits, Facts and Resources for Persons with Disabilities. Retrieved December 28, 2020, from https://www.disabled-world.com/disability/

2. Statement of need

One of the challenges faced by handicapped and mentally disabled children is the feeling of inclusion by their peers. They are often being ignored and looked down by others due to their physical and mental impairments.

A study conducted by Tan and Yadav (2008) stated that, among 10% of the population of disability, one third are among the children under 15 years old. Translating this statistics into Malaysian population of 32.6 million, there are about 1,100,000 children less than 15 years old with some form of disability that requires special needs. However, the public awareness toward the children with special needs is still lacking. Emerson et al. (2009) conceptualised that discrimination towards children who suffered from disability and impairments will affect them in terms of poorer health be it directly or indirectly. Besides, such discrimination will result in social exclusion and stereotypes in those children.

There is an immediate concern to let the children feel included and concerned by our community to ensure their well-being and not to be left at the brink of desperation which may lead to their dejection and inferiority. Hence, it is proposed that the Caring for Society Program be set up to help the children who stay in Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Centre, Melaka.

Reference

Tan, K. L., & Yadav, H. (2018). Assessing the Development of Children with Disability in Malaysia. Med J Malaysia. Vol 63 (3).

Emerson, E., Madden, R., Robertson, J., Graham, H., Hatton, C., & Llewellyn, G. (2009). Intellectual and Physical Disability, Social Mobility, Social Inclusion & Health.

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PROJECT GO GREEN

1.0 INTRODUCTION (#corrected : 29 DEC 2O2O)

In this era of ongoing environmental degradation and resources depletion worldwide, ocean is becoming the new frontier of resource to overcome the demand of the population. It is important to conserve the ocean ecosystem to ensure the riches can be passed down to the next generation. According to United Nations (2016), immediate actions from government and community have the chance to reduce the increasing environmental damage  which is happening faster than previously thought. Go green means live sustainably with environmentally and ecologically friendly lifestyles. Going green is lifestyle by reducing, reusing and recycling items to help preserve the environment (Greencoast, 2018). Ocean environment that are degraded by trashes will be minimized when go green lifestyle is complement with beach clean up action. Thus, ocean ecosystem and natural resources will be conserved and sustained for younger generations to come.

The local communities at Batu Rakit are lacking of awareness to clean up the beach. According to Julyus et al. (2015), despite impact of longshore current and southwest monsoon bring the marine debris to Batu Rakit beach, awareness to the public and beach users should be continues to alert them on alarming accumulation of marine debris. Although education of environment conservation through campaign is one of the effective solutions, practical activities are encouraged to be carried out to ensure communities understand better to the ways of conserving the environment.

This proposal outlines a community program to raise awareness on ocean conservation and to provide activities that can educate the community as well as to strengthen the bond between communities at Batu Rakit, Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu.

REFERENCES

Greencoast (2018). Advantages of Going Green: Help the Environment. Green Living Coast to Coast. Retrieve from: https://greencoast.org/advantages-of-going-green-help-the-environment/

Julyus, M, M., Ling, T, Y., Husain, M, L. & Hassan, R. (2015). Seasonal Trends in Abundance and Composition of Marine Debris at Selected Public Beaches in Peninsular Malaysia. The 2015 UKM FST Postgraduate Colloquium, v1678.

United Nation (2016). Rate of Environmental Damage Increasing Across the Planet but Still Time to Reverse Worst Impacts. Sustainable Development Goals. Retrieve from: https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/blog/2016/05/rate-of-environmenta -damage-incre asing-across-planet-but-still-time-to-reverse-worst-impa cts/

2.0     STATEMENT OF NEED (#Corrected: 4 JAN 2020)

Statistics shows that several beaches in Malaysia are polluted and it is undeniable that pollution exists because of human actions by dumping different kinds of pollutants (Suhaily et al., 2012). According to Garrison (2005), more than three quarter of marine pollution occurred was due to substance from various human activities derived inland.

In addition, what is more shocking is that, According to the Malaysian Department of Environment (2009) about 44% of coastal pollution in Malaysia comes from river. This can also be seen the Batu Rakit Beach at where a collection of 300 bottles and 10kg of fishing equipment were found scattered all over the beach in 2019 (Lee, 2019). Suhaily et al. (2012) also found the same beach to be polluted with trashes.

The proposed program is needed to reduce the pollution at Batu Rakit Beach and conserve the ocean ecosystem for younger generations to come by raising the awareness of local communities.

Therefore, it is proposed that Project Go Green – Beach Clean-up at Batu Rakit Beach be set up to raise the awareness of local communities in conserving the ocean ecosystem by better understand to the origin of trashes at Batu Rakit Beach so that a more specific plan can be plan for future beach clean up.

REFERENCES

Department of Environment, (2009). Malaysia Environmental Quality Report 2008. Putrajaya: Department of Environment, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.

Garrison, T., (2005). Oceanography: An Invitation to Marine Science (5 edition). United States: Thomson Brooks/Cole.

Lee, C, Y. (21 Jun, 2019). Trash Heroes to the Rescue. The Star New. Retrieve on 28 Dec, 2020 from https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/focus/2019/06/21/trash-heroes-to-the-rescue

Suhaily, M, Y, C, N., Hashim, M., Nasir, N., Zahir, M, S. and Hairy, M, I. (2012). Marine Pollution Trend Analysis of Tourism Beach in Peninsular Malaysia. World Applied Sciences Journal , 17(10), pp1238-1245.

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Group 7 (Jian Wuei, Sia Wei, Siaw Hui, Affrey)

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Beaches are where the sea meets the land and are a notable habitat for indicating what is going on in our oceans. Unfortunately, if you are to visit any beach these days, you will find evidence that our oceans are in crisis. New trash unavoidably appears. Sometimes it takes only minutes. Trash in our oceans is a serious problem that threatens the marine environment and dependent livelihoods. About 80% of marine trash comes from land-based sources. Although it is an entirely man-made problem, yet it is also entirely preventable. Picking up trash from riverbeds and beaches has become a popular activity around the world.  Every year, tens of thousands of people worldwide volunteer for the chore of picking up trash from beaches (NatGeo, 2018).

Beaches play an important role in the ecosystem. It serve as a habitat for several of organisms which live on or in the sediment. Some of the beach environment also as a nursery area for fish or nesting site for turtles and birds. Beaches also provide an important role in seawater filtration and nutrient recycling. Moreover, the pollution on the beaches is real. There is more than 60% of pollutants on the beaches come from plastic (Ocean Conservancy’s TIDES Database). This marine debris will flow into the ocean by the wave and eventually harm marine life and even kill them. Our human health will also be affected by the end of the cycle.

The debris can be distributed at marine ecosystem, for instance, beach area, mangrove area, shallow coastal water until the deep bottom of ocean. Therefore, the organisms which live on that ecosystem definitely will be affected in many aspects such as health, safety, resources and habitat. In this content, sea turtle will accidently consume plastic bag as their food due to similar appearance as jelly fish, causing them to suffer from suffocation, internal injury, and starvation because of thinking they are full. Next, the marine organisms like whale will be entangled by the ropes and fishing nets since they are unable to escape from these plastic debris. The fishing net eventually become ghost net which drift in the ocean and trap the marine organism continuously (Thevenon et al., 2014).

The following proposal outlines a program to clean up the Tok Jembal beach, Terengganu and provide a safe environment.

References

National Geographic (2018). Beach clean-up study shows global scope of plastic pollution. Retrieved from: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2018/10/greenpeace-beach-cleanup-report-highlights-ocean-plastic-problem/

Thevenon, F., Carroll C., Sousa J. (editors), 2014. Plastic Debris in the Ocean: The Characterization of Marine Plastics and their Environmental Impacts, Situation Analysis Report. Gland, Switzerland: IUCN.

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Group 3 (Phang Wei San, Goh Shi En, Izyani Izzati, Sylvia Ng)

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- Caring for the Society Programme
Background

Appreciation is a feeling of being valued and loved by others. Feelings are contagious and similar to those who are handicapped and mentally disabled. According to Foley (2012), wellbeing of children who suffered from disability and impairment is closely related to the feeling of being valued. Lee et al. (2017) suggested that the tendency of suicide in disabled children is greater by 1.9 folds, in comparison to those who are not. The reason may lie in lacking mental health, and it may be the trigger of those suicide incidents to happen. Hence, it is imperative to show our love and care by visiting the Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Center as part of our social support to the children.

Disability can happen either born naturally or caused by incidents. According to the Disabled World website (2020), disability is quite common among the world as among 10 people , 2 of them are having disability and among the categories, disabilities for leg (difficulty in walking) is the most common disability facing by the people (about 30.6 million). Hence, disability children should be given the same opportunities as other children even though they lack knowledge and skills but they also have potential to lead a comforting life. Other than that, in future, these disabilities children might be the one who contributed to the country in terms of social, cultural and economic (United Nations Children’s Fund, 2013).

The following proposal outlines a program to raise funds and organize some meaningful activities to entertain these children at Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Center, Melaka.

Reference

Foley, K. R., Blackmore, A. M., Girdler, S., O’Donnell, M., Glauert, R., Llewellyn, G., & Leonard, H. (2012). To feel belonged: The voices of children and youth with disabilities on the meaning of wellbeing. Child Indicators Research, 5(2), 375-391.

Lee, S. U., Roh, S., Kim, Y. E., Park, J. I., Jeon, B., & Oh, I. H. (2017). Impact of disability status on suicide risks in South Korea: analysis of National Health Insurance cohort data from 2003 to 2013. Disability and health journal, 10(1), 123-130.

United Nations Children’s Fund. (2013). Children with disabilities. Retrieved from https://www.unicef.org/sowc2013/files/SWCR2013_ENG_Lo_res_24_Apr_2013.pd

Disabled World. (2020, April 07). Disability: Benefits, Facts and Resources for Persons with Disabilities. Retrieved December 28, 2020, from https://www.disabled-world.com/disability/

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Introduction

One of Malaysia's most recurring disasters has been flooding. In recent years, with the significant growth and expansion of the country as a whole, different states, especially those located in the eastern coastal regions, have been badly affected. The topographical and geographical position of Malaysia tendency the nation to a variety of natural hazards that can lead to disasters. Floods, ranked among the top most popular hazards, are the main threat affecting Malaysia (Noorhashirin et al., 2016). Disaster preparedness is an initiative that is intended to increase readiness and knowledge among the community regarding preventive measures and disaster-related information. Based on the news, currently, Terengganu was hit by the third wave of floods. Public knowledge must also be instilled for flood preparedness to be more effective.

Heavy rain and the impact of the high tide especially during the northeast monsoon season (from November until March) have been causing flooding to low-lying areas in Terengganu. Flooding not only damages property but also people can be injured or killed by the flooding, loss of livestock, destruction of crops, and deterioration of health conditions owing to waterborne diseases. More than 600,000 victims, 34 deaths, and losses of RM153.4 million which is the total cost of floods in Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang, and Johor from 2014 to 2018 (The Star, 2020).

According to the data provided by the Department of Irrigation and Drainage of Terengganu, it shows that from 2000 until 2010, more than 50 flood events were recorded. It shows that Terengganu is one of the states that are often hit by floods. Therefore, this project is chosen with the purpose of raising awareness about floods among the Kuala Terengganu residents by conducting a few activities such as management flooding games, inviting the Meteorological Department, do questionnaires, and others.

This proposal outlines a community program to raise flood awareness and also to provide beneficial activities that can educate the community.

References:

1. https://www.data.gov.my/data/ms_MY/dataset/rekod-kejadian-banjir-di-terengganu-2000-2010

2. Noorhashirin, H., & Juni, M. H. (2016). Assessing Malaysian disaster preparedness for flood.  International Journal of Public Health and Clinical Sciences, 3(2), 1-15.

3. The star. (2020). 34 deaths and RM153mil in losses. Retrieved from https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020/01/02/34-deaths-and-rm153mil-in-losses

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Nature is one of the important thing that we have in this world. Human activities nowadays often bring harm and destroy the habitat where the plant and animal need to survive in our nature. Human activities also had an effect on the environment such as pollution, burning fossil fuel and deforestation. Deforestation activity give huge impact to our environment, such as decreasing of oxygen level and increasing greenhouse gases on atmosphere. These all activity will triggered climate change, air and water quality.

Human population are growing fast day by day and it make animals and plants disappearing 1000 times faster than in past 65 million years ago. Nature give many benefits to human such as air for human breath, which is oxygen that produce by plant, water for drink, food from nature and provide shelter and essential for our survival. Unfortunately, some of the local communities does not aware about taking care of the nature and bring damage to the nature. So, they need to be given awareness about the importance of nature to our ecosystem. Recycling activities and tree planting are the examples of community activities that can be done to show our gratitude and care about the nature.

The increase in development as well as the tourism sector has resulted in relatively low solid waste management in Malaysia (MMHLG, 1988; Nesadurai, 1999). Therefore, one of the purposes of this program is to appreciate nature by doing camping activities while the activity of green warriors is to think creatively in using recycled garbage.

The following proposal outline a community program to encourage an attitude of concern for environment and human being among UMT student and community member of Sekolah Tunas Bakti (P) Marang, Terengganu.

References

Nesadurai N., 1999. The 5r Approach to Environmentally Sound Solid Waste, Paper presented in Seminar on “Local Communication and the Environment” organized by EPSM, 24 & 25th Oct., 1998 Shah’s Vilage Hotel, 1999.

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-Noor Syafiqa
-Ong Wan Qing
-Jemimah Shalom

Online learning had been innovated to adapt to the recent pandemic -Covid virus. According to Ismail et al. (2020), the majority of students claimed that they are not ready for online learning due to the low internet connection. Malaysia as a developing region in Southeast Asia, many students came from economically vulnerable families (Jalli, 2020). Thus, they are limited in device and limited internet mobile plan.

Online learning requires strong access to the internet and high data usage which causes problems for students. Based on surveys that have been conducted by the institution, it shows that some students may struggle financially and could not afford to spend much money on internet data especially those from low-income or less fortunate families.

Most students struggle to obtain sufficient Internet connections to complete their lecturers, studies, and assignments. Some students have even considered dropping out of school as they feel immense pressure and depression carrying out their work online. Hence this can bring down the educational standards of the society and affect both the mental and physical health of the community.

The following proposal outlines a program to provide internet broadbands to students and lecturers from University Malaysia Terengganu, to support them for the online educational activities.

Reference

Nur Salina Ismail, Nor Mazlina Abu Bakar, Sharifah Wajihah Wafa Syed Saadun Tarek Wafa (2020). Online Learning Challenges during Pandemic COVID-19 in Malaysian Higher Learning Institution. Universal Journal of Educational Research, 8(12), 7151 - 7159

Jalli, N. (April 7, 2020). Commentary: E-learning sees no smooth sailing in Malaysia and Indonesia. Channel News Asia. Mediacrop. Retrieved from https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/commentary/coronavirus-covid-19-malaysia-indonesia-school-e-learning-online-12616944, 28 December 2020.

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Job Advertisement Analyses (Power point slide attached below)
Job: Meteorological Officer (Jabatan Meteorologi Malaysia)

(27/10/2020)
JOB APPLICATION LETTER (COVER LETTER) LINK:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OxapO7jfJJhOpEFiqSIosT2HIsXk7fNc/view?usp=sharing

(3/11/2020)
E-mail Exercise

TO: Shahyaschabatt@fosme.umt.edu.my; Liaison@fpm.umt.edu.my; Ffprogram@ppal.umt.edu.my; Amman@fpsm.umt.edu.my; Jordon@fpm.umt.edu.my
CC: staff@umt.edu.my; crew@ffp.umt.edu.my
Subject: Flying Faculty Program Application
Attached: Application Form

Dear Sir/Madam,
We are pleased to inform you that Flying Faculty Programme is back to widen the access to higher education to Middle Eastern countries.

The chosen lecturer will be exposed to teach one of the five partner universities in the Middle East by September semester next year. We are interested in receiving
the application form from Asian lecturers who studies in:
1. Sciences
2. Social Sciences
3. Engineering
4. Business

Attached is the form for your application.

If you need additional assistance, please let us know.

Thank you in advance.

Yours sincerely,
Ho Hui Swen.

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