To reinforce Malaysiaβs palm oil industryβs commitment to sustainability, the Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation (MPOGCF) was established in 2021 to protect rainforests, wildlife and habitats, ensuring a greener future.
Revitalizing Malaysia
Reforestation for a greener tomorrow
OUR CONCERN
Our main focus areas
What We Do
Weβre committed to protect our rainforests and wildlife
What Weβve Accomplished
85 partners supported conservation efforts
Together with our 85 partners across the nation, weβve helped mobilize more than RM40 million in capital to assist NGOs in funding wildlife conservation activities, biodiversity and best sustainability practices in Malaysia.
What Weβve Accomplished
20 conservation projects actively involved
More than 20 currently on-going and completed projects in collaboration with stakeholders across Malaysia.
What Weβve Accomplished
150,000 planted trees
The campaign was launched in collaboration and strong support from Sabah Forestry Department (SFD) with the aim for a greener Malaysia in line with the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement. This project was initiated under the Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation (MPOGCF).
Our Impact
We collaborate to safeguard nature and support communities
Our organization is dedicated to collaborating with stakeholders at all levels to protect forests and restore biodiversity in oil palm plantations. Through these collaborations, we strive to make a positive impact on both the ecosystems and communities that depend on them. We believe that by joining forces with like-minded organizations and individuals, we can create a better future for all.
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Our Approach
We restore forests and protect biodiversity
Events & Programmes
MPOGCF menyertai operasi Pemindahan Gajah bersama PERHILITAN
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Orangutan Diplomacy (OUDip)
Orangutan Diplomacy is a initiative introduced by MPOGCF in 2024, aiming to intertwine wildlife conservation with international trade relations, particularly concerning the palm oil industry.
