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YAYASAN SIME DARBY (YSD)

Donations/Cash Value Given Out Over Four

Years

Incorporated in June 1982, Yayasan Sime Darby is the main

philanthropic arm of Sime Darby. Over the years, the Foundation has

expanded its wings from offering scholarship to outstanding and

deserving individuals to funding impactful conservation, outreach and

development programmes.

Sime Darby Property donations* to YSD as follows:

• 2018: RM10,000,000

• 2019 – RM20,000,000

* Extracted from YSD Annual Report 2019.

Total number of cash contributions* as follows:

• 2018 (July 2017 – June 2018) - RM208,800.00

• 2018 (July 2018 – Dec 2018) - RM201,300.94

* Please refer to Sime Darby Property Integrated AR 2018 (page 176, July

2018) & (page 178, Dec 2018)

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Local

Surrounding

Community• Regular engagement with Residents

Associations during Festive

Celebrations.

• MELATI APARTEMNT EDIBLE

GARDENS FOR LOW INCOME

COMMUNITY PROGRAMME – A

pilot project equips low-income

families in the City of Elmina

township with essential skills and

resources to grow edible crops for

self-consumption and earn income

from the sales of their produce. 3

tonne chilli production with RM20k

income in 3 months for Bukit Subang

B40 Melati Community Chilli Farm.

MELATI APARTMENT EDIBLE

GARDEN

Local

Surrounding

Community• ELMINA COMMUNITY EDIBLE

GARDENS - a new initiative by the

developer with the support of the

community and Shah Alam City Council

(MBSA), providing residents with the

space and opportunity to grow edible

plants, while at the same time nurturing

healthy relationships within the

community.

• 28km of 190km completed of Cycling &

Jogging Circuits. A mix of

neighbourhood and city-wide circuits

across three (3) townships namely City

of Elmina – 90km, Bandar Bukit Raja –

50km, Serenia City – 50kmELMINA COMMUNITY EDIBLE

GARDEN

Local

Charities

DROP EVERYTHING AND ROLL (D.E.A.R) 1.0

PROGRAMME at selected orphanage homes

located in Taman Melawati (Pertubuhan Kebajikan

dan Perlindungan Nur Qaseh Malaysia/ Rumah

Anak Yatim Nur Qaseh) and Kg Melayu Subang

(Pusat Jagaan Cahaya Kasih Bestari).

D.E.A.R 2.0 PROGRAMME at selected old folks’

homes located in Klang (Pusat Jagaan Chik Sin

Thong Klang) and Petaling Jaya (Rumah Orang Tua

Seri Setia /Sungai Way Old Folks Homes).

D.E.A.R 3.0 PROGRAMME at selected welfare

homes located in Ulu Klang (Rumah Kebajikan

Anbu Illam) and Shah Alam (Persatuan Kebajikan

Ci Hang-Chempaka Selangor).

Fund raised from GREAT MINDS CHARITY RUN &

RIDE was channeled to Shelter Home for Children

& Women, Seremban and Shelter Home for

Children, Petaling Jaya.

D.E.A.R 3.0 AT

RUMAH KEBAJIKAN ANBU ILLAM

Employees

• Up to 400* SL1M/ Protégé Trainees since

2011

• Code of Business Conduct

• Making Our Workplace a Safe

Environment

• Providing Favourable Working

Conditions to all Our Employees

• Freedom of Association

• Protecting the Rights of Children

• Eradicating any Form of

Exploitation

SIME DARBY PROPERTY SPORTS

MONTH

Business Partners

• Collaboration with TNBX Sdn Bhd, a

wholly-owned subsidiary of Tenaga

Nasional Berhad for the latter to provide

the Smart Green Home solutions.

• Collaboration with Building Sector

Energy Efficiency Project to improve

energy efficiency design in new

buildings.

• A three-year collaboration with the

Construction Research Institute of

Malaysia, a unit under Construction

Industry Development Board to

commercialise the Divergent Dwelling

design (D3) concept through the usage

of the Industrial Building System. HARMONI 1 @ CITY OF ELMINA (D3)

General Public • 2,888 units of statutory housing

under construction.

• The Bayuemas Sports Complex,

Pandamaran serves as a platform to

help promote sports, recreational and

lifestyle activities; and the focal point

for many local and international

events held in collaboration with the

Malaysian Malays Cricket

Association.

• Sime Darby Property in collaboration

with Tropical Rainforest Conservation

& Research Centre to jointly operate

the Elmina Rainforest Knowledge

Centre; and an Endangered, Rare

and Threatened Native Tree Nursery

in the City of Elmina, Shah Alam.

THE LAUNCH OF DASAR RUMAH

MAMPU MILIK (DRMM)

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Non-Governmental

Organisations (NGOs)

and Civil Society

• Collaboration with The Lost Food Project,

a registered society operating under the

Parents’ International Welfare Association

of Kuala Lumpur (Persatuan Kebajikan

Ibubapa Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur) to

roll out Edible Leftover Food for Charity

Programme. 70 Children fed - Lighthouse

Children Welfare Home, Bangsar.

• Collaboration with UNICEF Malaysia to

build Malaysia’s first inclusive playground

in City of Elmina, Shah Alam.

• Collaboration with Yayasan Sime Darby,

Malaysian Mental Health Association and

Mental Illness Awareness and Support

Association in organizing a Sime Darby

Property Great Minds Campaign to bring

awareness to mental health issues.

FIRST INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND IN

MALAYSIA

Local Council

• Sime Darby Property is involved in

environmental initiatives, such as providing

ample green spaces and landscaping in

our projects, organising community events

to raise environmental awareness, and

environmental enhancement through

planting of endangered, rare and

threatened tree species.

• One of the key environmental initiatives is

the “Waste to Wealth Carbon Footprint

Project” at Bandar Bukit Raja. It is aimed

at raising awareness on recycling culture

at home. 25 recycle collection points have

been installed within the township and

more than 14000 kilos of recyclable

household materials were collected.GARDEN CARE WORKSHOP AT

ELMINA EDIBLE GARDEN

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• THE SIME DARBY PROPERTY

VOLUNTEERS PROGRAMME (SDPVP)

kicked off in June 2018 with the objective of

fostering teamwork and enhancing

employee engagement.

• Initiatives were designed to leverage and

match wherever possible, volunteers’ skills

and preferences with projects developed

based on feedback, interest, and

stakeholder needs. Volunteering efforts

range from assisting the community, to

efforts that promote care for the environment.

• Since its inception, 17 projects were

implemented with a total of 1815 volunteer

hours contributed by 357 volunteers.

Through SDPVP, more than 2000 people

have benefitted from the programme.

Sime Darby Volunteers

Programme (SDVP)

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• SIME DARBY PROPERTY GREAT MINDS

CAMPAIGN in collaboration with Yayasan

Sime Darby partnered Malaysian Mental

Health Association (MMHA) and Mental

Illness Awareness & Support Association

(MIASA) for a four (4) month campaign on

mental health awareness.

• THE GREAT MINDS CAMPAIGN aims to

focus on three (3) critical areas; raising

awareness, educating society on the early

identification of mental health issues and

engaging stakeholders on how to care for

their mental health through workshops,

forums, partnership engagements,

awareness programmes and sporting

activities.

Sime Darby Property

Great Minds Campaign

THE GREAT MINDS CAMPAIGN comprises two

(2) components:

1. EDUCATION COMPONENT

Sime Darby Property and campaign partners, the

Mental Illness Awareness and Support

Association (MIASA) and Malaysian Mental

Health Association (MMHA) have organised a

series of workshops and forums on mental

health in schools, universities and corporate

organisations as follows:

• 10 workshops at 4 schools

• 2 circle time at 2 shelter homes

• 7 forums at 3 corporate offices and 4

universities

• 5 exhibitions by MMHA

• 8 exhibitions by MIASA

At the end of this campaign, all activities were

rolled out successfully and more than 700 people

participated in the activities.

BENGKEL EMOSI & HARAPAN (EH!) @

SEK KEB TAMAN BUKIT SUBANG

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THE GREAT MINDS CAMPAIGN comprises

two (2) components:

2. EVENT COMPONENT

The apex of the campaign was the Great Minds

Charity Run & Ride which took place on 12

October 2019 in Bandar Ainsdale, Negeri

Sembilan. The charity event was a platform for

fundraising, health awareness and education.

The event aims to promote an active lifestyle

through cycling which in turn improves one’s

health and contributes towards a better quality

of life. More than 400 people participated in the

event and 150 volunteers recruited throughout

the event.

Proceeds from the event were channeled to our

partners MMHA, MIASA in their efforts to

promote mental health care in the country as

well as the Shelter Home for Children in

Petaling Jaya and the Shelter for Women and

Children in Seremban.GREAT MINDS CHARITY RUN & RIDE

@ BANDAR AINSDALE

Great Minds Campaign Videos

https://www.facebook.com/SimeDarbyProperty/videos/928636180822942/

https://www.facebook.com/SimeDarbyProperty/videos/521462101727522/

https://www.facebook.com/SimeDarbyProperty/videos/508920729669916/

https://www.facebook.com/SimeDarbyProperty/videos/588553428625292/

https://www.facebook.com/SimeDarbyProperty/videos/121823257504248

4/

• In collaboration with Kloth Malaysia Sdn Bhd

(as the “Fabric Recycling Partner”) and Lifeline

Clothing Malaysia Sdn Bhd (as the “Fabric

Recycling Operator”), a few fabric bins have

been installed at the identified locations within

our business operations.

• This initiative is aimed at educating employees

to recycle unwanted fabrics and to prevent

them from ending up in landfills. To date, more

than 6000 kilos of unwanted fabrics have been

collected and the campaign has been rolled

out to selected sales galleries.

Fabric Recycling

Movement