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SDG 2 : Zero Hunger

SDG 2: "Zero Hunger" seeks to eliminate hunger by assuring access to healthy food, enhancing food security, and developing sustainable agriculture and aquaculture, including sustainability matter.
University Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)  takes steps to reduce food waste, supports students facing food insecurity, and provides a variety of healthy and affordable food options within campus. The university also educates and graduates students in fields related to agriculture and aquaculture, emphasizing sustainability. Outside the campus, UNIMAS shares knowledge with local farmers, hosts events to exchange ideas, and allows local producers access to its facilities to promote sustainable farming practices. Moreover, UNIMAS prioritizes buying food products from local and sustainable sources, contributing to the fight against hunger while supporting eco-friendly food systems.

Campus Food Waste

Campus food waste tracking

Student Hunger

Student food insecurity and hunger

The Launching of MADANI HELP_A Pantry by Pusat Khidmat Pelajar ,HEPA UNIMAS

On the 17 April 2023,  the MADANI HELP_A pantry has been established and launched at the LG Floor of the HEPA Building. This initiative is aimed at supporting UNIMAS students who are in need of food or drinks. The pantry offers free donations provided by UNIMAS staff and external parties. The program is intended to assist students facing financial difficulties by ensuring they have access to essential food and beverages.

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National Hunger

Access to food security knowledge

UNIMAS empower local farmers and food producers by sharing knowledge, skills, and technology related to food security, sustainable agriculture, and aquaculture. Among the programmes that were organised by UNIMAS were :

Lecture Series on Food Security

Faculty of Resource Science and Technology, UNIMAS have organised in a lecture series in August 2023  on  Ensuring Sustainable Food Security Through the Integration of AI in Postharvest Handling' shed light on innovative ways to tackle food security challenges that were presented by Associate Professor Ir. Dr. Norhashila Hashim.

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