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APPGM-SDG Form 2/2021

Constituency Name and Number: Batang Lupar P201

SDG SOLUTION PROJECTS

1. Background Information

Name of Applicant Contact Details


Muhammad Afiq Hariz Bin Khatem
Mobile : 0128728269

Address Office :
565, Jalan Datuk Ajibah Abol, 93400, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
E-Mail : hariz.khatem@worldmerit.org

DETAILS OF BENEFICIARY ORGANISATION

Name of organisation/ Name of Person-In-Charge of the Project


Contact Details
Heritage Youth Club (HYC) & World Merit Malaysia (WMM) in
collaboration with Pertubuhan Sukarelawan Kebajikan Sri Aman
Tel: 0128728269
(PSKSA).
Email: hariz.khatem@worldmerit.org
Website: worldmeritmalaysia.org

Address: Pejabat Kelab Belia Heritage, Tingkat 1 dan 2, Shoplot 8, Lot


12949, Heritage Garden, Kuching

Date of Proposal Submission: 15 June 2021

Tick where applicable:

Economy Social Environment



APPGM-SDG Form 2/2021

2. Programme Detail

Constituency: Batang Lupar


State: Sabah
Constituency (s) of the
DUN : Lingga
proposed project (Please District: Lingga
specify villages / towns, City/Town: Awan Kecil
district, state / region(s)) Village: Kampung Aman
Region:West Coast

Project Title ePreneur – Maximize the Business True Potential/


Memaksima Potensi Sebenar Perniagaan

The total duration of the


proposed project (months): 4 months

Sustainability of the Project ● The aim is to have at least 15 champions to have


a scalable business which we will provide grants
(Briefly explain what is your to them to further grow and expand their
plan after the implementation of business.
the proposed project (s)) ● To create a studio in the locality for the participants
and entrepreneurs to be able to take pictures and
design their products.
● To support and provide funds for the NGOs (related
to entrepreneurship) in the locality to create
projects after we finished our projects.

Requested budget (RM): RM40, 000

Expected Beneficiaries The beneficiaries will be 40 altogether of aspiring


entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs among the youth (18-
(Please state number of Male 39 years old) and women. The ratio is 15 youth, 15
and Female & your target women and 10 will be mixed of men and women
group e.g., Youths, Women, regardless of age.
Community Leaders, Civil
Servants, fishermen, farmers
disability)
APPGM-SDG Form 2/2021

3. Project details

Please provide detailed answers for each of the area below:

4. Project Description Max 150 words (State the problem/issue, what is the project?
How this project will resolve the problem/issue

5. Project goal (max 50 words)

6. How are your proposed solution projects connected to the Sustainable


Development goals (SDG)?

Briefly Explain

SDG Goal Target Indicator Application


Goal 1. End poverty in 1.2 By 2030, reduce at 1.2.1 Proportio To provide knowledge
all its forms least by half the n of population of digital business to at
everywhere proportion of men, living below the least 20 youth and 20
women, and children of all national women in Batang
ages living in poverty. poverty line, by Lupar by the end of
in all its dimensions sex and age October 2021 and at
according to national least 10 youth and 10
definitions. 1.2.2 Proportio women have their
n of men, women, own business by the
and children of all end of the project.
ages living in
poverty in all
its
dimensions
according
to
national
definitions.
Goal 1. End poverty in 1.b Create sound 1.b.1 Proportion of Empowering local
all its forms policy frameworks at government crafts sectors in
everywhere the national, recurrent and locality by providing
regional and international capital spending to them the skills to
levels, based on sectors that market their product
pro-poor and disproportionately better and beyond
gender-sensitive benefit women, their local market.
development strategies, the poor and
to support vulnerable groups
accelerated investment in
poverty eradication
actions
Goal 4. Ensure 4.4 By 2030, substantially 4.4.1 Proportion of To provide 40 of
inclusive and increase the number of youth and adults participants from the
equitable quality youth and adults who with information constituency to learn
education and have relevant skills, and on entrepreneurship
promote lifelong including communications and other relevant
learning opportunities technical and technology (ICT) skills such as social
for all vocational skills, for skills, by type of media management
employment, decent skill and graphic
jobs and entrepreneurship designing.
Goal 5. Achieve 5.5 Ensure women’s full 5.5.2 Proportion of Making sure at least
gender equality and and effective women in 10 women will have
empower all women participation. and equal managerial their own business
and girls. opportunities for positions and have a clear
leadership at all levels of planning for their
decision-making in business.
political, economic,
and public life
Goal 8. Promote 8.3 Promote 8.3.1 Proportion - Provide
sustained, inclusive, development- oriented of informal entrepreneurship
and sustainable policies that. support employment in education to 40
economic growth, productive activities, non-agriculture participants from the
full and productive decent job creation, employment, by locality and give
employment. entrepreneurship, sex access for them to
and decent work for all creativity, and innovation, get in touch with the
and government financial
encourage the services such as
formalization and TEKUN, SMECorp,
growth of micro-, MARA etc. Also
small- and provide workshop on
medium-sized business registration
enterprises, including and assist them on
through the matter.
access to financial
services
Goal 10. Reduce 10.2: By 2030, 10.2.1: Proportion To provide knowledge
inequality within empower and promote of people living of digital business to at
and among the social, economic below 50 per cent least 10 participants
countries and political inclusion of of median income, from the B40 families
all, irrespective of age, by age, sex and in Batang Lupar by the
sex, disability, race, persons with end of October 2021.
ethnicity, origin, religion disabilities
or
economic or other status
7. Project activities and estimated outputs/desired outcomes (max 300 words)

Month Activity Description Deliverables Desired


Outcome
Design planning to identify Identify 6 training module Design planning report
June potential sectors to be focused to be carried out and paperwork.
and training modules to be throughout the project.
executed.

1) 2nd Week – 1.1) All the aspiring 1.1.A) Participant have


July entrepreneurs’ created a business and
Module 1: Implementation of (doesn’t have have an actionable
business basics to the aspiring business yet) framework which they can
entrepreneurs’ groups. The participants the 4 start.
training will include 4 chapters chapters workshop.
covering starting a business
process.

● Business ideation
● Validation
● Creation
● Execution (pilot test)

Module 2: Implementation on
Financial Planning for business
workshop.
2.1) All the participants 2.1.A) The participants
Module 3: Implementation of the that includes 15 youth, will have a.
social media marketing training 15 women and other
covering 4 chapters. 10 mixed participants. ● Facebook Page
● Instagram
● Social Media Presence Professional
● Cross Platform Account
and Media ● Media planning
Planning and Buffer.com
● Copywriting for social account
media ● Know how to
● Designing for Social create an
Media Post. engaging graphic
and copywriting.
1) 2nd Week – Module 4: 1.1) All the participants 1.1.A) Participant will
August Implementation of the that includes 15 youth, have their product or
ecommerce and e-marketplace 15 women and other services shared on their
training that covering basic 10 mixed participants. Google Sites and the
Oderla, Google My Business, ecommerce platforms.
Facebook Ecommerce, Lazada
and Shopee
3) 4th Week - Mentoring and
Coaching Session 1.0 with 3.1) All 40 participants 3.1.A) The participant will
participants from both batches. will join the mentoring have more inspiration and
and coaching session case study that they can
where the local industry make as example. They
players will provide them will also be provided
further guidance on how knowledge on how to
to start and grow their further grow their
business. business.

1) 2nd Week 1.1) All the 1.1.A) The participants


September participants that had have clear understanding
Module 5: been involved in the on how to register their
previous workshops are business in Sarawak and
– Workshop on Fundamentals of required to be part of help guide them to
business registration. Include this workshop. register.
cooperatives, enterprise,
partnership and PLT. 1.2.A) They will know
1.2) All the how to apply for
- Briefing by agency participants that had government grants and
representatives on government been involved in the financing.
related grants and financing for previous workshops are
entrepreneurs. required to be part of
this briefing.
Module 6:

- Workshop on
photography and advanced
design with Canva.com. 2.1) All the participants 2.1.A) The mini studio
- Learn how to print will learn on how to take hub had been built and
packaging for products. a better picture with their launched.
phones.

3) 3rd Week - Mentoring and


Coaching Session 2.0 with
participants from both batches. 3.1) Identify at least 5 2.1.B) They can know
champions altogether how to create a better
from the program and do post through advanced
a case study on them. photography and editing
skills.

3.1.A) The 5 champions


will have advanced
coaching and their sales
and performance will be
recorded for 3 months.
1) 1st Week – Giving 1.1) Give RM1,000 as 1.1.A) The participants can
October grants to the selected grant to selected use the grant and further
participants. participants. The grant expand and grow their
funds will be source business.
from other sources and
not from the allocated
APPGM-SDG funds.

2.1) Ensure all 2.1.A) They will establish a


2) 2nd Week - Mentoring participants have a clear roadmap for their business
and Coaching Session 3.0 goal and created a and know how to go
with participants from both roadmap for their forward form there.
batches. business.

3.1.A) The participants will


3.1) The project will have a better networking
3) Execution of mini be implemented which with each other and with
project with local association.

involved all the the local entrepreneurship


participants from the association. This will bring
ePreneur program. better environment and
synergy between the
community and the
association.
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8. Programme Timeline

Activity / Month Activity June July August September October


Project 1.1 Implementation of 6
Objective 1: trainings modules
Digital Skills to participants.
and
Fundamental 1.2 Supervise and reporting
s of Business participant’s progress.
to Lingga’s 1.3 Mentorship and
community coaching
1.4 Giving grants to
participants.
Project 2.1 Discussion with local
Objective 2: association on mini project to
Support and be done after we
Empower completed the current
Local project.
Association. 2.2 Layout the project
proposed to be executed
and planned it out in
paperwork. Provide timeline.
2.3 Project Preparation

2.4 Project Execution

Project 3.1 Complete construction


Objective 3: of Lingga’s CSED.
Establish a 3.2 Procurement of
Community equipments for the CSED.
Studio for 3.2 Launch of Lingga’s
Entrepreneur CSED.
s & Designers
(CSED).
1. Programme Budget

Unit Unit Cost No. of Total


Units
TRAINERS EXPENSES
Trainers' fees Pax 5,000

3 trainer & 4 facilitator each session (10


training sessions)

Trainer (3 x 10 session) 100 30 pax

Facilitator (4 x 10 session) 50 40 pax


COORDINATOR EXPENSES
Logistic Pax 600 (3 4 2,400
transportation) months
(back & forth)
Accommodation Pax 540 (2 Days) 4 2,160
months
F&B Pax 10 6,110
Breakfast (RM3 x 47pax ) 141 session
Lunch (RM7 x 47pax ) 329
Tea Break (RM3 x 47pax ) 141
MISCELLANEOUS
Training Venue (Dewan Serbaguna / Pusat Workshop - - -
Internet Lingga)
Stationaries for registration (Papers, Pen & item 300 1 300
etc.)
Participants Certificate item 3.00 60 180
Banner item 150 1 150
Bunting with stand item 75 2 150
F&B for participants (30/pax) pax 1, 200 4 4,800
months
Volunteer Allowances pax 1, 000 2 1,000
Grant of project with local associations Per 3000 - 3,000
project
Internet Data Subsidy for participants in pax 200 4 800
need. (RM20 X 10 pax) months
Invited speakers Token of Appreciation Pax 300 3 900
(Module 5)
COMMUNITY STUDIO (SUSTAINABILITY)
Laptop item 2, 100 2 4,200
Sticker Printer item 1200 1 1200
Lighting, backdrop, bulb, etc. item 500 1 500
Photobooth lightbox item 50 1 60
TOTAL 40,000
Acknowledgement and Declaration
I hereby declare that the information given in this application and the accompanying
document(s) are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and that I have not
withheld or distorted any facts presented.

I also declare that I, the organisation I represent and/or the proposed project is
free from any litigation or investigation by the laws of any countries.

I understand that the approval or rejection of the grant application is at the sole
discretion of APPGM-SDG and that APPGM-SDG is under no obligation to
disclose the reason(s) for unsuccessful applications.

Submitted by

(Signature and Organization Seal)

Name: Muhammad Azreen Bin Khatem

Designation: Project Lead

Date: 15 June 2021

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