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Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia - SPRM, Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission, is a re-branding of the old Badan Pencegah Rasuah - BPR. The Misson of SPRM are to:
  • To eradicate corruption, abuse of power and malpractice in Malaysia;
  • To concertedly and continuously strengthen integrity and enhance expertise through human resources development programmes.
The Vision of SPRM are:
  • To create a corrupt-free Malaysian society based on high spiritual and moral values;
  • To make the MACC a par excellence and professional anti-corruption agency.
The Objectives of SPRM is:
  • To incessantly eradicate all forms of corruption, abuse of power and malpractice.

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Badan Pencegah Rasuah Malaysia, Anti Corruption Agency, this is the old logo, go to the new Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia - SPRM logo instead.. but here is the old vector logo of BPR anyway.

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Maritim Malaysia, Malaysian Maritime was formed as a result of a study undertaken by the government in 1999. The study revealed that enforcement was not effective because too many agencies were involved that resulted in overlapping functions, overlapping jurisdiction, and uneconomical use of resources. The Malaysian Maritime began with the creation of a Nucleus team, tasked with making the necessary efforts in the establishment of the agency. The agency was formally established with the enactment of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Act 2004 and was officially launched on 21 March 2006.

The mission of Malaysian Maritime is to enforce laws, saving lives and properties at sea in order to ensure the safety and security of Malaysian Maritime Zone (MMZ). Among the functions include:
  • To enforce law and order under any federal law;
  • To perform maritime search and rescue;
  • To prevent and suppress the commission of an offence;
  • To lend assistance in any criminal matters on a request by a foreign State as provided under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act;
  • To carry out air and coastal surveillance;
  • To establish and manage maritime institutions for training;
  • To ensure maritime security and safety;
  • Perform any obligation to ensure maritime safety and security or do all matters incidental to its
  • Control and prevention of maritime pollution in the seas.
  • Prevent and suppress piracy and illicit trafficking of narcotic drugs on the high seas.
  • Placed under the control of the Malaysian Armed Forces during a period of emergency special crisis or war.

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Kastam Diraja Malaysia, Royal Malaysian Customs Department organisation structure is divided into several divisions:
  • Enforcement Division
  • Compliance Management Division
  • Customs Division
  • Good & Services Tax (GST) Division
  • Technical Services Division
  • Management Services and Human Resources
  • Division Corporate Planning Division
  • Legal Division
  • Akademi Kastam Diraja Malaysia (AKMAL)
The mission of the department is to collect revenue and provide trade facilitation through enforcement of and compliance with applicable law to spur economic growth, maintain national security and public welfare.

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New JPA logo

Jabatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia, Malaysian Civil Defence Department was formed for the functions for:
  • Establish, manage and maintain Civil Defence Force.
  • Developing and implementing training programs for Disaster Management and Emergency to the public.
  • Implement disaster and emergency assistance services.
  • Prepare, manage and maintain the Transfer Centers and Disaster Warning System and Security.
  • Plan and perform rescue activities and property before, during and after disasters.


Old JPA logo
The vission of Jabatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia is to be ideal Civil Defence agencies in disaster management.
While the mission is to ensure public safety and property were safeguarded before, during and after a disaster.

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Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia, (The Immigration Department of Malaysia) is under the Ministry of Home Affairs, which provides services to Malaysian Citizens, Permanent Residents and Foreign Visitors.The functions of the department are as follows:
  1. Issuing of passports and travel documents to Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents.
  2. Issuing of visas, passes and permits to Foreign Nationals entering Malaysia.
  3. Administering and managing the movement of people at authorised entry and exit points.
  4. Enforcing the Immigration Act 1959/63, Immigration Regulations 1963 and Passport Act 1966.
Among the services includes:
  • Passport
  • Travel Document
  • Border Pass
  • Expatriate
  • Visa
  • APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC)
  • Enforcement
  • Certification
  • Entry Requirement
  • Free Flow Facility
  • Entry Permit
  • Certification of Identity
  • Foreign Worker
  • Foreign Domestic Helper
  • Pass
  • Special Programme



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Ikatan Relawan Malaysia - RELA telah bermula sejak zaman perang dunia ke-2 melalui penubuhan 'Home Guard' atau Pengawal Kampung. Penubuhannya bertujuan untuk menjaga keselamatan setempat apabila darurat diisytiharkan pada tahun 1948 iaitu dizaman komunis di Tanah Melayu. Ahli-ahlinya terdiri daripada sukarelawan masyarakat setempat. Pasukan Pengawal Kampung dibubarkan setelah darurat diisytiharkan tamat pada 31 Julai 1960.

Bagaimanapon pada 11 Januari 1972, kerajaan telah mengambil keputusan untuk menubuhkan RELA di bawah Seksyen 2 Akta (Kuasa-kuasa Perlu) Darurat 1964. Penubuhan semula pasukan RELA yang baru ini akibat dari pergaduhan antara kaum yang telah berlaku pada 13 Mei 1969. Hingga hari ini RELA yang dianggotai oleh berbagai kaum dan berada di bawah Kementerian Dalam Negeri - KDN, telah mengalami berbagai tugas dan fungsi dalam membantu memelihara keharmonian negara.

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Malaysia Year of Festival 2015 is a Visit Malaysia campaign to showcase the exciting celebrations in Malaysia, the year 2015 has been declared as the Year of Festivals. This is a continuation of Visit Malaysia Year 2014 and is intended to give visitors a magical holiday experience and invite them to join in the various festivals celebrated by Malaysia’s multiracial society.

The logo for the Year of Festivals 2015 is an evolution of the Visit Malaysia Year 2014 logo. It incorporates with 3 components:
1. Elements of Malaysia’s national branding
2. Elements of Visit Malaysia Year 2014 logo
3. Elements of Malaysia’s festivals and cultures

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Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia - KKM (Malaysian Ministry of Health) with the hand and heart logo is the ministry's campaign with motto 'Kami Sedia Membantu(We're Ready To Help), to show to public that they are committed to serve.

With the campaign, the Ministry of Health explained that their qualities in serving the needs includes:
  • All members of the Ministry of Health to work as a team to achieve a common goal.
  • Always ready to provide professional.
  • Sincere when giving aid and carry out tasks.


Loving
KKM are committed to accept customers with a friendly attitude and attentive. Ready to provide service with a courteous, responsive and respectful of individual rights.

Professionalism
Committed to providing the best service includes ethics and standard of work required and the principles of responsible members. Believe in providing excellent service and always ready to meet the expectations of society.

Team Work
KKM are committed to working as a team in harmony to achieve a common goal.

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Jabatan Pendidikan Teknikal is the old name, and this logo was obsolete when the department changed the name to Bahagian Pendidikan Teknik dan Vokasional - BPTV, or Technic and Vocational Education Division. The department or division is under the Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia, Ministry of Education - MOE.

For more info, go to the BPTV website - www.bptv.edu.my. This logo is just for record for their previous logo.

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Institut Tadbiran Awam Negara - INTAN, (National Institute of Public Administration), is the training arm of the Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam, Malaysia (Public Service Department, Malaysia). It began as a modest training centre at Port Dickson in September 1959 and known then as the Staff Training Centre. This centre provided training to officers on land administration, financial administration, office management and local government administration.

The realisation to provide formal training to government officers has led to the official setting up of the National Institute of Public Administration (INTAN) at Jalan Elmu in June 1972. Rapid expansion of INTAN’s training in 1980s resulted in the establishment of several branch campuses in 1983 which include the Northern Regional Campus (INTURA) in Sungai Petani, Kedah; the Eastern Regional Campus (INTIM) in Kemaman, Terengganu and the Southern Regional Campus (IKWAS) in Kluang, Johor. INTAN’s main campus, located at Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur was officially opened in 1984 and INTAN Jalan Elmu then became the Central Regional Campus (INTENGAH) in 1998.

Increasing demand for INTAN’s training programmes then necessitated the establishment of two other regional campuses. The Sarawak Campus in Kuching, Sarawak was established in 1999 while the Sabah Campus in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah was set up in 2001.

INTAN was set up with the vision to be a premier public sector learning institution. And the mission is to develop a competant public sector workforce through Quality Learning.
INTAN‘s Role
  • To carry out training that is focused on developing attitude, strengthening of skills and empowering the knowledge of public servants; and
  • To carry out research, consultancy and publication activities to equip public servants with skills, ability and constructive thinking.

INTAN‘s Commitment
  • To create public servants who are dynamic, progressive, competitive and entrepreneurial (creative and innovative) to execute their duties efficiently;
  • To assist in the successful implementation of programmes, policies and the national agenda; and
  • To spearhead the public sector’s learning.

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Institut Kefahaman Islam Malaysia - IKIM, was established on February 18, 1992 with inaugurated on 3rd July 1992 by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, former Prime Minister of Malaysia. Its establishment aims to provide proper understanding of Islam through various programs and activities such as research, seminars, workshops, forums, consulting, training and publishing.

The objectives of IKIM are:
  • To spreading Islam in the proper understanding and effective through appropriate method.
  • Always work towards the achievement of a comprehensive Islamic message in perfect way to reach all segments of society.
  • Enhance the understanding of Islam effective effort through appropriate use of resources.
  • Always strive to achieve customer satisfaction.
  • Being the research and resource center for understanding of Islam.

In an effort to spread the understanding of Islam globally, IKIM provide open and free atmosphere so that everyone can produce their own opinion to discuss issues related. In summary functions IKIM is as follows:
  • Conducting research involving comprehensive and integrated study of the role of Islam and Muslims to face the current challenges that arise as a result of the changing world situation.
  • Produce publications, including books, magazines and journals for general reading and target groups.
  • Organizing conferences, seminars and forums, discussion in diversifying ideas for finding solutions to certain matters.
  • Collaborate with local and foreign organizations in carrying out programs for mutual benefit.
Besides active in research in academic for the community, IKIM actively spreading fresh and current information mostly in Islamic related for community topics via books publishings authored by research and academic text, media electronic where currently their Radio IKIM being one of the top 5 popular radio in Malaysia, organising forums, talks, etc.


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Institut Alam Sekitar Malaysia - EiMAS (Environment Institute of Malaysia - EiMAS) was officially opened on 2nd April 2002 by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Malaysia. EiMAS establishment is an important development for the Jabatan Alam Sekitar - JAS, (Department of Environment - DOE) as the need to enhance knowledge and skills in the public and private sector staff in dealing with environmental management. DOE has taken important steps to equip staff with the necessary knowledge and skills through courses conducted in EiMAS.

As a vision of the establishment of this institute, EiMAS determined to be a Centre of Excellence for Environmental Management in Malaysia. EiMAS building was completed on 28th May 2001 with the concept of ‘resort’. The design theme of this building is adapted from characteristics of Malaysian arts and culture. EiMAS building also equipped with a variety facilities such as training rooms, dormitories, cafeteria, recreation center, library and auditorium. The participants not only gain knowledge and skills through courses but also peace of mind through beautiful and refreshing environment. The EiMAS building become the permanent location for the courses conducted by the DOE except for those courses that involve field work and sample collection. It is hoped that the institution EiMAS be able to produce competent officers in performing their duties in any field of environmental.

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Centre for Instructor and Advanced Skill Training - CIAST, was commissioned in 1983 with financial assistance from the Government of Japan under the ASEAN Human Resource Development Project and regulated by the technical experts and management of Japan through JICA until 1991. Located in Shah Alam, Selangor, CIAST fully operational under the Manpower Department, Ministry of Human Resource inception in 1991 until May 2007 before being moved under its management in the Department of Skills Development (DSD) in the same ministry in June 2007.

CIAST actively provide programs for students, government staffs and also for public who are interested in further their learning especially in skills knowledge. Among CIAST Programes & Divisions are:
  • Program Planning and Development Training,
  • Teaching Skills Development Program,
  • Electronic & Multimedia Learning Program,
  • Professional Skills Development Program,
  • Fitness Program,
  • Competency Management Services Division,
  • Corporate Division
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Akademi Kepimpinan Pengajian Tinggi - AKEPT, (The Higher Education Leadership Academy) was established in January 2008 under the Ministry of Education, Malaysia. AKEPT campus located in Bandar Enstek, Negeri Sembilan, a bustling new Kuala Lumpur Education City, about 20 minutes drive from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport - KLIA.

AKEPT vision is to be a globally referred, relevant and respected institution for higher education leadership. While their missions are; to enhance the leadership of higher education institutions, engage higher education leaders in achieving the national transformation agenda, promoting Qalb based, soul driven leadership in higher education institutions, and to collaborate with global, regional and local stakeholders in the development of higher education leadership.

Objectives
  • To strengthen the governance and organization of higher education institutions (HEIs) through the provision of training, advisory and coaching programmes designed for top senior and middle management to develop effective and strategic leadership talent.
  • To generate a culture of creative and innovative solutions to the critical issues on leadership in higher education through effective Qalb based, soul driven leadership research.
  • To provide innovation in crafting learning and teaching strategies to improve the quality of learning among students.
  • To brand AKEPT as a regional and international leadership institution.

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Malaysia Anti Corruption Academy - MACA was established and announced by the 5th Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi at the 4th steering committee meeting of ADB-OECD Anti Corruption Initiative for Asia and the Pacific 2007 held in Kuala Lumpur. In general MACA will be the regional hub for anti corruption capacity and capability building to fight corruption by promoting best practices in investigation, monitoring and enforcement and venturing in new areas such as forensic accounting and forensic engineering.

Many international institutions and organizations have agreed to cooperate with Malaysia in developing anti corruption programmes including conducting the courses, trainings, seminars and workshops annually that would cater for the Asia Pacific region. This is made possible through the bilateral and multilateral networkings with other enforcement agencies in the region such as the ICAC Hong Kong, FBI, BMR Brunei Darussalam, KICAC (Republic of Korea), CPIB Singapore, NCCC Thailand and many others. Through these programmes, it is hoped that MACA will become an important anti corruption learning and training centre in the Asia-Pacific region.

The establishment of MACA will enhance the competency and professionalism of the Anti Corruption Agency officers. MACA will be responsible for preparing the courses in various fields such as investigation, prosecution, Intelligence, prevention, financial management, security, leadership, training for trainers and information technology. The establishment of this academy reflects the seriousness and commitment of the Malaysian government to combat corruption and also as part of its contribution to the international community in the global fight against corruption.

The Objectives:
  • To strengthen the independence, transparency and professionalism of MACC o fficers in executing their duties;
  • To enhance the accountability and integrity of MACC o fficers through e ffective and continuous training programmes;
  • To train human capital in public sectors to optimise the capacity and capability of anti-corruption;
  • To increase anti-corruption training programmes through smart partnership with the private sectors;
  • To expand the collaboration and cooperation with enforcement agencies, training institutions and international bodies; and
  • To organize the capacity and capability development programmes for global community.
Related topic; Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia, SPRM

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