
Assistant Director, Community Farming Unit, All-Party Parliamentary Group Malaysia (APPGM)-SDG
Nur Farah Ezzaty Abd Aziz is the Assistant Director of the Community Farming Unit under the All-Party Parliamentary Group Malaysia (APPGM), focusing on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
She holds a Master of Science (Research) in Biology, specializing in Entomology, from the National University of Malaysia (UKM), where she collaborated with The Malaysian Palm Oil Berhad (MPOB).
She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Applied Biology and conducted pest management research in collaboration with the Malaysian Agricultural Research & Development Institute (MARDI). Her professional expertise centers on sustainable agricultural practices, community engagement, and pest management. In 2023, she worked closely with grassroots communities across Malaysia through the Ministry of Finance Malaysia’s Community Farming Initiative, collaborating with 198 solution providers to promote sustainable farming and animal breeding.
In 2024, she continued this work with 187 solution providers across the country. She was also involved in the publication of the 2023 Solution Provider Directory, launched in Parliament in June 2023, which highlights key contributors to the initiative. Recently, she contributed to a Case Study on Best Practices and Sustainable Farming Module Development, published during the APPGM-SDG (Community Farming Unit) Food Security Conference in November 2024.
With a strong foundation in research and policy advocacy, she is committed to advancing food security and sustainable farming initiatives in Malaysia, integrating scientific knowledge with practical, community-driven solutions.