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The Heart of The Green Solution Revolution

ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION

AND INNOVATION CENTRE

Incorporation

Area of Expertise

Environmental Preservation and Innovation Centre Sdn Bhd (EPIC) was incorporated on

1 December 2016 to become the Centre of Excellence for Waste Management in

Malaysia and for the region

Develop national and

institutional knowledge

towards providing innovative

and reliable solutions for the

complete spectrum of waste

management

2 The Heart of The Green Solution Revolution

EPIC’s Ownership

* EPIC is wholly

owned by Cenviro

which is 100 %

owned by Khazanah

Nasional which is the

investment arm of

the Ministry of

Finance, Malaysia

EPIC Focus Area

The Heart of the Green Solutions Revolution

Human Capital & Content Development

• EPIC Edu – Professional Development & Certification, Tertiary & Competency

• EPIC Content – Content Development for pre school, school, tertiary & awareness

program

Innovation & Advance Technology Development

• Coordinate and facilitate transfer of technology

• Stimulate innovation and industrial development

• Technology benchmarking & endorsement

• IP commercialisation

Green Economy & Eco Park Facilitation

• Development of new green product & green markets

• Establishing the first Waste Eco Park in the country

• Promoting holistic waste management & circular economy

• Developing the concept of ‘design for reuse’

Public Awareness & Social Responsibility

• Establishing proper waste database for the industry

• Promoting project based life cycle analysis with carbon management program

• Addressing climate change and policy recommendations

• Networking among government, industry & academia

The Heart of The Green Solution Revolution 1

1. Professional Courses

+ Certificates for the

waste industry

including SHE

1. Awareness Programs for

Public, pre Schools

2. Curriculum for Primary

and Secondary Schools

1. Curriculum for Degree,

Masters and PhD

2. Coordination of Innovation ,

Research and

Commercialization

Entity

consulta

tion w

Chartered Institution

of Wastes

Management

Malaysia Chapter

(CIWMM)

World Waste

Management

University (WWMU)

EPIC Edu EPIC Content WWMU

Role of EPIC – Human Capital And Content Development

The WRCC will also act as a go-between among the Government, Industry and the researcher,

providing researchers with valuable inputs from the industry that will allow them to align their

efforts towards resolving real world problems, and also provide the industry with first hand

information and support for their activities, thereby boosting productivity in waste management

INDUSTRY RESEARCHER

Push Factor

Pull Factor

Outputs from research

program, developed together

with input from the industry

Uptake by industry partners

Specialist service requirements Specialist services (testing,

characterization, etc.)

The Heart of The Green Solution Revolution 2

Role of EPIC – Establish a Waste Research Commercialisation Council (WRCC)

The following is a proposal for Waste Sector IP commercialization mechanism which

can provide with Technology Scanning for implementation at Cenviro Eco-Park:

Stage 1: Evaluation

• At this stage, to analyze all research programs currently funded by MOSTI (locally and Internationally) and evaluate their potential for commercialization (in collaboration with technical and industry experts)

Stage 2: Bidding Process

• Identified research outputs will now undergo a bidding process, whereby VC, angel investors or industry players will bid for the rights to purchase the IP of the research. IP can be in the form of basic research findings to finished products and processes, depending on the type of research.

Stage 3: Sale of IP

• At this stage, the IP will be sold to the successful bidder. The bidder may enter into further arrangements / agreements with the developer of the technology on its own purview.

Commercialization of Waste Sector IP can help in identifying new and

advanced technologies for implementation at Cenviro Eco-Park.

The Heart of The Green Solutions Revolution

Role of EPIC IP Commercialization Mechanism

Testing

facilities CENVIRO

Players

Recycling

complexes

Technology

Showcase

Developers

Household E-Waste

Recovery Plant / Waste

Electrical & Electronic

Equipment/ Fridge Plant

Towards achieving Holistic Waste Management with Industrial Symbiosis

Role of EPIC - CENVIRO Waste Eco-Park The ‘Silicon Valley’ for Waste Recycling

Future Potential

Recycling &

Recovery

activities :

Solvent

Recovery

Oil Recovery

PET Recycling

Plastic

Recycling

Others

FACILITIES OFFERED IN AND AROUND

Overall Facilities Surrounding EPIC

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The Heart of Green Solution Revolution

Kualiti Alam – Malaysia’s

First and Largest

Integrated Waste

Management Centre

CENVIRO Eco- PARK

Sanitary Landfill +

Waste to Energy Plant

National Vertical

Secured Landfill for

Hazardous Waste

Final Disposal

KUALITI ALAM Facilities

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Emergency Response Command Centre

Entrance View of EPIC

Aerial View of EPIC

Ground Floor @ Lobby of EPIC

Exhibition Area

Observation Deck

VIP Room

Lower Ground Floor @ Multi-Purpose Hall of EPIC

1 MPH – 200 pax capacity

2 Training room – 50 pax each capacity

4 Meeting rooms – 15 pax capacity each

All fitted with AV Equipment The Heart of The Green Solutions Revolution

World Waste

Management University

(WWMU)

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WWMU Need Statement

Globally, the market for waste management is expected to be sized at

around 562 billion U.S. dollars in 2020.

Even with the current growth almost half of the world will still be

without minimum waste management services.

The number of employees in the waste management sector worldwide

is approximately at 40 Million people and expected to grow further.

This creates a very critical need to have continuous & properly trained

and skilled workforce in the waste industry.

WWMU will target

to resolve some

of the above challenges

The Environmental Preservation and Innovation

Centre (EPIC) which has recently established the

Centre of Excellence for Waste Management in

Malaysia and the region is proposing to establish a

World Waste Management University (WWMU) in

Malaysia and through this concept presentation

would like to invite partners to be part of the

advisory group that will work towards the

establishment of this United Nations University

based WWMU

of Wastes

Management

Malaysia Chapter

(CIWMM)

World Waste

Management

University (WWMU)

Commitment from EPIC towards

establishment of WWMU

• EPIC will endeavor to its highest

capacity and capability to ensure that

the World Waste Management

University is established as a UNU

based University.

• EPIC is committed to sponsor the land

space of up to a maximum of 5 acres

from Cenviro Eco Park to house the

WWMU Objectives

Increased access in particular to career-focused programs

with prospective students able to choose from a wider variety

of programs with different entry requirements.

Improved articulation between the career-focused and

general academic programs, thus facilitating student

mobility between different programs.

Expanded opportunities for research & the strengthening and development of applied

research through linking emerging focus to the current

research strengths of the universities.

Enhanced capacity to respond to the social and economic

needs of the region in general and of industry and society.

WWMU are expected to contribute to meeting a range of goals identified in the

Ministry of Higher Education and United Nations Organisation, including:

WWMU Sample Process Flow

Establishing Focus Group

Strategy Planning

Student and Community

Service

Evaluation Targets and Action Plans

Result Employee

International Partnership

International

Cooperation

Developing

And Expanding

Faculty

Members

Workforce

Development

Capacity to

Retention &

Cluster

Completion &

Recruitment

Student

Success

WWMU Proposed Focus Group

Establishing Focus Group

Local International

• To establish a World

Waste Management

University (WWMU) in

Malaysia

• To invite partners to be

part of the advisory

group that will work

towards the

establishment of this

United Nations

University based

Waste Eco Park

What is an Eco-Park

Based on the concept of Holistic Waste Management and Industrial

Symbiosis, an Eco-Park is a game changing model in addressing multiple

types of waste through technology conversions into multiple spin-off products.

FUTURE

SINGLE PRODUCT

SINGLE TECHNOLOGY

SINGLE FEEDSTOCK

GOVERNMENT BASED SPENDING

MULTIPLE

PRODUCTS

MULTIPLE

TECHNOLOGIES

MULTIPLE

FEEDSTOCK

PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP

CURRENT

The Aim of an Eco-Park

The CoE and EcoPark aim to help improve industry capabilities and adoption of waste management best practices

Raise standards

and capabilities

of the industry Testing

facilities

Recycling

complexes

Technology

Showcase

Technology

Developers

Kualiti

Drive public

outreach

initiatives

Facilitate testing and development of new waste

technologies

Support drive to raise awareness and improve

adoption of good practices

Support capability building via training and

consulting services

Other Waste

Players

Eco-Park Ecosystem

The Eco-Park aims to help improve industry capabilities and adoption of waste management best practices

Benefits of an Eco-Park

Incentives

Access to

Education

Training

Resources

Knowledge on

Feedstock

Location and

Availability

Unique

Industry

Environment

Incubator

Facilities

Availability of

Feedstock and

Technology at

one Location

Why CENVIRO and Why Sendayan

CENVIRO is the largest integrated waste management company in Malaysia. CENVIRO Eco-

Park will be able to leverage on the existing facilities at Kualiti Alam, a subsidiary company of

CENVIRO, thus creating the ‘Silicon Valley’ for the waste industry.

National Vertical Secured

Landfill for Hazardous

Waste Final Disposal

Kualiti Alam – Malaysia’s

First and Largest Integrated

Waste Management Centre

CENVIRO Eco- PARK

Testing

facilities CENVIRO

Other Waste

Management

Players

Recycling

complexes

Technology

Showcase

Developers

Household E-Waste

Recovery Plant / Waste

Electrical & Electronic

Equipment/ Fridge Plant

Towards achieving Holistic Waste Management with Industrial Symbiosis

CENVIRO Eco-Park Proposed Layout – The ‘Silicon Valley’ for The Waste Industry

Future Potential

Recycling &

Recovery

Activities :

Solvent Recovery

Oil Recovery

PET Recycling

Plastic Recycling

Others

Downstream

• Future Land reserve

Midstream

• Storage Facility

• Recycling & Recovery Plant

Upstream

• O&M Capacity Building Program

• Environmental Related Training

• Environmental Education Related

Study/Program

• Environmental Learning Centre

(Gallery)

• Pilot Plant

• Future Facilities related to

green technology

• Recycling & Recovery Plant

• Pilot Plant

• Future Facilities related to

green technology

• Research & Innovation

(small scale)

• Research & Development

(Laboratory scale)

Phase 1

Phase 2

CENVIRO Eco-Park – Current and Future Development Phases

• To establish the ‘Silicon Valley’

for conversion of waste to

resources while preserving the

environment through innovative

and holistic solutions.

• CENVIRO and EPIC invites all

technology and solutions

providers in the waste industry

world wide to be part of

CENVIRO Eco-Park.

For More Information

Contact Person: Muizzuddin Mohd Fared (Muiz)

Contact No: +606 666 2000

Email: 'muizzuddin@epic.org.my'

Chartered Institution for Wastes

Management (CIWM) Malaysia

Need Statement

The World Bank reported that waste management is one of the three main

sources of environmental degradation in the Asian region. With 4.4 billion

population, it is the largest waste producing continent on earth. It is

estimated that waste generation from urban cities in Asia alone ranges from

450,000 to 760,000 tonnes per day. By 2025, it is estimated that 1.8 billion

tonnes of waste will be generated by urban cities in Asia which is about 5

million tonnes per day.

The Waste Management Industry itself continues to grow exponentially with

the market size expected to be valued at 562 billion U.S. dollars in 2020 and

approximately 40 million people employed in the waste management sector

worldwide currently.

With all these factors, creates the need to promote a more professional

approach to resource and waste management not only in Malaysia but also

for the Asian region.

The formation of CIWM Malaysia is a first of its kind globally as this is the

first chapter to be opened outside of United Kingdom. The formation of

CIWM Malaysia by EPIC would allow membership to come from Malaysia and

from the Asia region.

Objectives

• Setting professional standards

for individuals working in the

waste management industry.

• Conduct trainings and classes

determined by education,

qualification and experience.

CIWM Malaysia Commitment

CIWM Malaysia and EPIC will endeavor to its

highest capacity and capability to promote

professional workmanship towards ensuring

sustainably qualified individuals serve the

waste industry.

CIWM Malaysia will become the foremost

professional institution in Malaysia and the

region in pursuing sustainable resource

management.

CIWM Overview

The Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) is a

professional body for the waste management industry in the United

Kingdom and other countries. Based in Northampton, it has ten

regional centres throughout England, Scotland, Wales, Northern

Ireland and the Republic of Ireland and is a member of the Society for

the Environment. It awards the title of Chartered Waste Manager to

qualifying members.

The objectives of the CIWM are to advance the scientific, technical and

practical aspects of wastes and resource management for the

safeguarding of the natural environment, to promote education,

training, and research in wastes and resource management, and the

dissemination of knowledge of the topic; and to strive to achieve and

maintain the highest standards of best practice, technical competence

and conduct by all its members.

CIWM Partnership with Malaysia

In 2017 Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) enters an agreement with the

Environmental Preservation and Innovation Centre (EPIC) and to work together to promote a

more professional approach to resource and waste management in Malaysia.

The formation of CIWM Malaysia is a first of its kind globally as this is the first chapter to be

opened outside of United Kingdom. The formation of CIWM Malaysia would allow membership to

come from Malaysia and from the Asian region.

of Wastes

Management

Malaysia Chapter

(CIWMM)

World Waste

Management

University (WWMU)

CIWM Malaysia Membership

Affiliate Membership

Free Student Membership

Graduate Membership

Associate Membership

Licentiate Membership

Chartered Membership

Fellow

Technician Membership

CIWM membership gives you a whole

range of benefits to boost your knowledge

and career. You’ll be joining over 6,000

other industry professionals who are

currently members of CIWM UK.

CIWM Malaysia Membership Benefits

Professionalism

• Professional qualification recognised in the UK and around the

• Confirm your professionalism by becoming a Chartered Waste

Manager

Career

• Attend New Member Networks Career’s Events

• Structured Learning and Development (SLD) and Mentoring for

those new to the industry

• Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities

Industry updates & development

• Weekly and monthly updates on CIWM Malaysia & CIWM

activities, trainings and informations within the waste

management industry

Network

• Meet and connect with professionals & other CIWM Members

• Access to the CIWM member area

• Join discussions and take part in CIWM Members webinars

• Book your place at CIWM events on-line and have your CPD

automatically recorded

CIWM Malaysia Training Program 2017

Registration for Membership

Contact Person: Muizzuddin Mohd Fared (Muiz)

Contact No: +606 666 2000

Email: inquiry@ciwm.org.my

Website: www.ciwm.org.my

This document is the property of Environmental Preservation

and Innovation Centre Sdn Bhd (EPIC). Neither the whole

nor any part of this document may be reproduced, stored or

transmitted in any forms or by any means without written

permission of EPIC.

This document is designed to provide information in relation

to the subject matter covered for this presentation and

should not be used for any other purpose. Whilst every care

has been taken in its preparation, no person should draw

conclusions purely on the basis of the material contained

herein. If assistance is required, reference should be made

to the relevant professional of EPIC.

SIVAPALAN KATHIRAVALE

(sivapalan@epic.org.my)

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