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ENVIRONMENTALSUSTAINABILITY

Technology Recycling,Technology Accessibility for ALL


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WHY TechCycle??Problem Statement:

Increasing purchase power in Malaysia

Increasing amount of electronic wastes due to evolution of

technology

Existence of a socio-economic gap whereby

underprivileged group are lack of access to basic education

and training opportunities

The irresponsibly discarded mobile phones, computers and entertainment

devices and more that leaves not only our health vulnerable but the private

information and security of companies and individuals too. The need in

Malaysia is great

Despite there being 37million registered units to recycle electronic items,

hazardous substances such as lead, mercury and cadmium are still being

dumped in landfills, leading to contamination. Voices are building up, to draw

attention to the need for responsible E-waste disposal and recycling, with

more than 100 youth from all over the world descending upon Malaysia tostart a movement from the ground up.


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How We Work??


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Conduct workshop and campaign booth about e-waste awareness atSecondary Schools, Malls, Universities and Residential Areas.

Design session to make sure the information delivered effectivelyand propose outreaching strategies.

Design communication platforms and set up long-term recycling

centers.

Showcase interns home country culture.

EPs Main Job Description

Measurement of Success:

1) Secondary School Workshop

Target: 800 students outreach, 40 Computers collected

2) Shopping Centre Exhibition and Promotion

Target: 250 Public outreach, 20 Computers collected

3) Campaign and Collection in Residential Area

Target: 70 Public outreach, 20 Computers collected


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Detailed EPs Job Description

Engage with business outlets, shopping centers, schools andpotential areas to promote computers collection activities.

Attempt to set up long-term e-waste collection points and maintainthem.

Conduct awareness campaigns, seminars/talks and activities toincrease public awareness.

Public Relation

Analyze the local market to identify potential target group and venueto collect ewaste.

Attempt to set up long-term e-waste collection points and maintainthem.

Showcase project review and impact before project closure.

Project Management and Marketing


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Tentative Working ScheduleWeek (Date) Activities1stWeek ( 13-19 October) Training in SOLS Tech (KL)

Local Leadership Development Seminar

(Universiti Malaysia Pahang)

2ndWeek (20-26 October) Preparation and Schools workshops

3rd Week (27October-2 November) Campaigns in Gambang

-Exhibition

-Workshops

4thWeek (3- 9 November) E-Summit

Border run buffer period

5thWeek (10-16 November) Campaigns in Pekan

Spring cleaning in community

Youth 2 Business Forum

6thWeek ( 17-24 November) Evaluation and Reporting


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Project Past Events

University Workshop with 150+ participants Roadshow in University


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Secondary School WorkshopExhibition in University Event

Exhibition in Shopping Mall

Visit Facebook page and groups to see more of

the events pictures and life of our wonderful

interns:

AIESEC UMP Trainees!! Welcome to Malaysia

2014

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2093137792

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TechCycle- Go Green in Pahang

https://www.facebook.com/TechCycleUMP
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Accommodation Condition

2/4 sharing room with local university students per room.

Hostel are separated according to gender.

Facilities provided: Mattress (pillow and bed sheet are not provided)

Closet

Working table

Chair Proper lighting and fan

3-pin electrical socket (BS 1363- MS589)

Local Area Network (LAN) port


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MALE HOSTELLocated outside the campus, 5 minutes walking

distances from the cafeteria


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FEMALE HOSTEL

Located in the campus, just next to cafeteria


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Female Room

Male Room

Visit facebook link below to have more

information and pictures about the university:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.4

92402480776120&type=1
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Internship Details Diverse team Youthful presence

Dynamic, challenging


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Internship Details

Accommodation provided at cost. Intern will be charged MYR200

(approximately USD60) each for a 6-week internship. No air- conditioning.

Public washroom, only cold water shower available

Food is not provided. Caf is within walking distance from hostel and food

served is completely halal for Muslim. Estimated cost per meal is MYR 4.00

(USD 1.5)

Internet access available. Connection speed may vary from place to place.

Reception is provided by SOLS TECH

Learning local language from EP Buddy


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Involvement with AIESEC

Induction and training class provided by AIESEC Malaysia and SOLS

24/7

Involve in LCs General Training (AIESEC Gathering) Interns will be informed about possibility of involvement in LCs EPs

hang out activities, conferences etc.

Direct project supervision with SOLS 24/7 and AIESEC Malaysia,

performance review, leadership training

Cultural sharing opportunity with project team members and LC.

Special Events such as Local Leadership Development Seminar and

Youth to Business Forum


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Special Events

Youth to Business Forum is an event

that takes place in multiple locations

around the world; bringing top young

leaders together with business leaders,thought leaders, and experts for a

conversation around pressing global

issues with the aim to generate new,

but most importantly, actionable ideas

to that will impact the world and its

future.

LLDS is an annual local leadership

conference organized across all LCs in

AIESEC in Malaysia which serves to align

members personal goals to the localcommittees vision. It equip, inspire and

empower members with the necessary

skills and knowledge to drive enchanced

performance in the local committees. It

provides leadership, personal

development and soft skills training


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13 states and 3 federal territories.

Population of 27.5 million is on this

Total landmass of 329,847 square kilometres (127,350 sq mi).

South China Sea separate Malaysia in two regions, PeninsularMalaysia and Malaysia Borneo (Sabah and Sarawak).

The capital city -Kuala Lumpur.

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Malaysia has an extremely culturally diverse environment to offer. Not only is it

multi-cultural, but it is also filled with many different ethnicities and religions

that can broaden your perspective and build your inter-cultural communication

skills, preparing you to be a global citizen who will be at home in any country or

culture in the world.

The three largest ethnic groups in Malaysia are the Malays, Chinese and Indians.

They are complemented by minority ethnic races that include the Orang Asli, or

aboriginals, the Eurasians, Peranakan and people from East Malaysia such as the

Iban, Dayak, Melanau, Kadazandusun, Bajau and others.


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Malaysia offers infinite varieties

of different cuisines. It is here the

gastronomic adventure begins.

Indian curries, Chinese soups and

Malay desserts tantalize the tastebuds and ignite the food lovers

imagination.

Malaysian people are known for

their passion for food. This love

extends beyond the enjoyment of

eating a well-cooked meal. The

sharing of a meal with ones

friends and family is symbolic of

harmony and unity.


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Federal capital and the largest city in Malaysia

Petronas

Twin Tower

Batu Caves

Masjid Jamek

MerdekaSquare

National

Monument

KL Tower


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Malacca

Penang


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National Park

Beaches and Islands


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ENVIRONMENTAL

SUSTAINABILITY

Technology Recycling,

Technology Accessibility for ALL

Apply to us at:TN-In-MY-MP-2014-23

TN-In-MY-MP-2014-24Contact:

Nurul Atirah Sezali

Project Director

[email protected]

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