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In 2022, WWF-Malaysia was selected by Bursa Malaysia as the beneficiary of the Bursa Bull Charge and have partnered together to support Bornean Elephant conservation through the Kalabakan working group committee consisting of government enforcement agencies and currently eleven plantation companies. The activities conducted under this project are expected to result in the better management of conflict at the landscape level, as well as to reduce the frequency of elephants entering into community areas. Over the long-term, this is expected to increase the plantations’ and communities’ tolerance and perception towards the elephants.

Since 2014, WWF-Malaysia and CIMB Islamic Bank have partnered to safeguard nature and reduce environmental impacts in Malaysia. These initiatives are made possible by the support of CIMB Islamic customers who save and are rewarded for being eco-conscious. CIMB Islamic commits 0.2% of this environmentally focused product's total portfolio balance towards nature conservation projects. The partnership has benefitted projects in various locations in Malaysia including Fraser’s Hill in Pahang, Ulu Muda in Kedah, Ba’ Kelalan in Sarawak, Setiu Wetlands in Terengganu, and Tawau-Kunak in Sabah.
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"Since 2016, WWF-Malaysia and Maybank Foundation launched a partnership to strengthen Malayan tiger conservation in the Belum-Temengor Forest Complex. This initiative focused on tiger protection, monitoring, and community engagement, with activities such as anti-poaching patrols and public awareness campaigns. As a result, Royal Belum State Park became the first site in Southeast Asia to register for Conservation Assured | Tiger Standards (CA|TS) which marks a significant milestone in tiger conservation in Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
In 2024, Maybank and WWF-Malaysia announced the continuation of their partnership. This renewed support will enable WWF-Malaysia to build on past successes, including training Orang Asli rangers and facilitating Royal Belum’s CA|TS accreditation. Key efforts will prioritise habitat enrichment and prey augmentation to bolster the tiger’s prey base, ensuring a stable food source for the species. The partnership will also support effective CA|TS management by addressing existing gaps, advocating for state-level commitment, and working toward the establishment of a National CA|TS committee at the federal level.
The partnership remains committed to safeguarding the Malayan tiger and enhancing local communities’ involvement in conservation."

Seraya Investment
AIMS Asset Managment and it's subsidiary Seraya Investment has collaborated with WWF-Malaysia in support of bolstering Malayan tiger conservation in the Belum-Temengor Forest Complex. This initiative supports the wider programme focused on tiger protection, monitoring, and community engagement, with activities such as anti-poaching patrols and public awareness campaigns. AIMS's key sponsorship supports our tiger conservation efforts for a three year duration.


Touch 'n Go has collaborated with WWF-Malaysia to launch "Charms for Change," an initiative aimed at raising awareness to protect Malaysia's endangered wildlife. The collaboration promotes the sale of specially designed digital charms, with proceeds supporting WWF-Malaysia’s conservation efforts. This ongoing partnership continues to amplify the importance of preserving Malaysia’s biodiversity.
