Case Studies

Case Studies

Invest4Good Launches Crowdfunding Campaign

Empowering Sabah’s Future Through Robotics and AI: Invest4Good launches a crowdfunding campaign to revolutionize STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education at SMK Lok Yuk Likas, a leading STEM school in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. This campaign aims to raise RM141,000 (approximately USD $33,000) to bridge the gap in STEM education, despite Sabah’s abundant natural

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Intergenerational Project

The INTERGEN Project, supported by the Hasanah Special Grant (HSG) 2022 and funded by the Ministry of Finance Malaysia (MoF) through Yayasan Hasanah, aims to bridge the gap between younger and older generations. By fostering Intergenerational Entrepreneurial Mindset Development (EMD), the project creates opportunities for shared knowledge, skills, and economic growth within local communities. Addressing

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Beluran Project

The Beluran project contributes towards empowering rural entrepreneurs and strengthening the capacity for community entrepreneurialism as part of local economic and social development agenda in Sabah. The project provides an agile respond to position the Beluran rural community in the global market (i.e: selling through facebook etc) by providing practical solutions based on their current

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Banana Project

The Banana Collective aims to foster community cohesion and economic empowerment at Teringai, Kota Marudu, Sabah, Malaysia. The longtitudinal project will begin with an initiative in the youth education space, designed to engage and develop local youth, as community-embedded future change leaders, in the longer-term aspirations of the group, which are centred around the wider

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Stingless Bee Project

The Stingless Bee Project aims to develop a potential agricultural product, Stingless Bee Honey, of the Mitabang community. By introducing homemade honey pumps, a simplified technology with parts obtainable from local stores, the community are able to boost their honey production and sell the produce for earnings. It is expected that they would be able