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Dato’ Seri Ivan Teh’s heartfelt CSR initiative supports B40 families of children with cancer, offering essentials and hope to ease their financial and emotional burdens.

Vietnam’s Tech4Climate Fellows program empowers university students to develop tech solutions for climate challenges. Through mentorship, funding, and community engagement, fellows tackle air pollution, waste management, and energy efficiency, fostering innovation, environmental action, and social impact.

AI-driven solutions empower communities, bridge digital gaps, and promote inclusive progress, proving that technology’s true impact lies in improving lives and fostering opportunity, as championed by Ivan Teh.

Green Veins Vietnam is transforming under-used land in Ho Chi Minh City into parks, gardens, and vertical greenery. The initiative improves air quality, lowers temperatures, fosters biodiversity, and creates community spaces, while engaging schools, residents, and local businesses in sustainable urban living.

Thailand’s Waste-to-Wealth program empowers women in low-income communities by transforming plastic waste into upcycled products like bags, furniture, and construction materials. Combining environmental stewardship with social uplift, it provides income, skills, and independence while reducing plastic pollution, fostering community engagement, and creating sustainable livelihoods.

Malaysia’s Green Harvest Initiative empowers smallholder farmers in Pahang and Sabah through sustainable agriculture practices. By improving yields, reducing chemical use, and promoting community engagement, the program boosts incomes, supports environmental resilience, and fosters women-led microenterprises, creating a model for sustainable, equitable, and profitable farming.

Thousands of households in remote Philippine islands now enjoy reliable, clean energy through the Bright Isles Solar Lantern Program. By replacing kerosene lamps and costly diesel generators, the initiative improves education, safety, and livelihoods while reducing carbon emissions. Local cooperatives train youth to maintain the lanterns, ensuring sustainability. To date, over 8,000 homes benefit, with plans to expand to 20,000 households in the next two years.

Indonesia’s Guardians of the Shore project restores mangroves, promotes sustainable fishing, and educates communities to protect marine ecosystems. Early results show increased fish stocks, stable incomes, and women-led cooperatives generating new revenue. Despite challenges, the initiative proves environmental conservation and economic resilience can thrive together when communities take the lead.

ESGAM strengthens its leadership circle with the appointment of Dato’ Seri Ivan Teh, reinforcing its vision of ESG-driven transformation powered by innovation and inclusion.