Co&Coal is a project by students of Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) that engages with Northern Malaysian rural communities in an effort to improve their livelihoods through the creation of coconut coal.
FatHopes Energy is a social enterprise that produces biodiesel in Malaysia, run by Vinesh Sinha. It was bootstrapped in its early days.
The global stage for Chivas Venture 2018 will be taking place in Amsterdam this coming May where The Picha Project will represent Malaysia to win US$1 Million. But you can help them secure the first US$200k by voting for them now.
The period care pack from Fempeers helps to make the lives of the women in Singapore a little easier especially during their period, while helping girls in rural villages start off their menstrual journey.
MyCorps trains young, skilled and passionate humanitarians with the hope that they could eventually tackle challenging issues. It provides a platform for Malaysian youths to serve and to have a positive impact all across the globe.
Havan Clothing is a social enterprise in Malaysia that sells T-shirts that display designs created by shelter-home children in order to provide EQ classes to the underprivileged kids, and empower them too.
Julia Chong who runs the social enterprise The Truly Loving Company gives her advice on what to do for a sustainable yet impactful business in Malaysia.
The Truly Loving Company is a pioneer social enterprise where all dividends go to charity. The company sells cleaning products in Malaysia.
Need To Feed The Need is a soup kitchen that operates weekly in Kuala Lumpur every Thursday night, serving up hot meals to the homeless.
YouthsToday is a Malaysian startup and social enterprise run by Jazz Tan that aims to get kids off the street. They do this by linking students and youths with brands that want to sponsor their projects.
Here's a step-by-step guide for social enterprises and businesses on how to get certified by MaGIC Cyberjaya as an Impact Driven Enterprise in Malaysia for their Impact Driven Enterprise Accreditation (IDEA).
Arus Academy, founded by Teach For Malaysia alumni, teaches future-proof skills like coding, robotics and presentations skills to students for a fee, and to underprivileged students for free.