In an effort to foster a spirit of healthy competition and active participation, several departments have received recognition based on the amount of contributions successfully collected. The Department of Professional Advancement and Continuing Education (JPPPL) emerged as the champion, followed by the Department of Language and Humanities Education (JPBK) in second place. The FPP Administration Office secured third place, while the Department of Science and Technical (JPST) came in fourth.
According to Ms. Noorizajune Abu Bakar, Chief Assistant Registrar of FPP and Program Coordinator, the organization of this initiative has a significant impact on sustainability efforts at the faculty level. "The organization of this program not only supports sustainability practices and more responsible waste management but also contributes to the achievement of several SDGs, including responsible consumption and production as well as climate action." It also reflects the effectiveness of the EKSA implementation in fostering a clean, organized, and sustainable work environment," he explained.
He added that the reception received proves that FPP members are increasingly aware of the importance of green practices and are ready to continue supporting initiatives that have a positive impact on the campus environment.
Thru programs like this, FPP UPM hopes to continue fostering awareness among campus residents to be more mindful of the impact of daily activities on the environment, thereby strengthening efforts toward a sustainable and prosperous campus.

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