846
M. Muslim et al.
Holvoet B, Muys B (2004) Sustainable forest management worldwide: a comparative assessment
of standards. Int For Rev 6(2):99–122
JPSM (2016) Forestry department peninsular Malaysia. Available from http://www.forestry.gov.
my/. Accessed 11 Apr 2016
Koshy KC, Nor NM, Sibly S, Rahim AA, Jegatesen G, Muhamad M (2013) An indicator-based
approach to sustainability monitoring and mainstreaming at Universiti Sains Malaysia. In: Caeiro
S et al (eds) Sustainability Assessment Tools in Higher Education Institution. Springer, Switzerland, pp 237–258
MOSTE (1998) National policy on biodiversity. Ministry of science, technology and the environment. Official declaration: Thursday, April 16 1998, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
MOSTE (2002) National policy on the environment. Ministry of science, technology and the environment, Kuala Lumpur. National Library of Malaysia. ISBN: 983-9119-82-6
Ness B, Urbel Piirsalu E, Anderberg S, Olsson L (2007) Categorising tools FOS sustainability
assessment. Ecol Econ 60(2007):498–508
Rametsteiner E, Simula M (2003) Forest certification—an instrument to promote sustainable forest
management? J Environ Manage 67(2003):87–98
Stork NE, Boyle TJB, Dale V, Eeley H, Finegan B, Lawes M, Manokaran N, Prabhu R, Soberon J
(1997) Criteria and indicators for assessing the sustainability of forest management: conservation
of biodiversity. CIFOR Working Paper no. 17, p 29
Suzyrman S, Rahim AA, Fizri FFA, Manaf NA, Othman M Corcoran PB, Hollingshead PB (2014)
Intergenerational learning and transformative leadership for sustainable futures. https://doi.org/
10.3920/978-90-8686-802-5_25, ©Wageningan Academic Publisher 2014
Marlinah Muslim is currently a Research Officer at the Centre for Global Sustainability Studies,
Universiti Sains Malaysia (CGSS@USM), Penang since August 2013 until now. She graduated
in B.Sc. (Hons) in Forestry Science from University Putra Malaysia and currently doing Master
in Plant Biology in Universiti Sains Malaysia. She was once works as the Research Executive for
Sabah Forest Industries Sdn. Bhd. (SFI) which is the largest paper mill in Malaysia from 2010 to
2013 and working in plant experiment. She is now responsible for research, publication, and other
responsibilities for University. She was worked with Pacific Network Asia (APN) in the Disaster
Risk Management workshop for Sustainable Development programs in Vietnam as facilitator and
secretariat in 2016 and in Kuala Lumpur (2014). She also was a secretariat for Kelantan DRM-SD
Conference in 2015 and facilitators in several world cafe for sustainability programs in Universiti
Sains Malaysia.
Siti Fairuz Mohd Radzi is a research officer in CGSS. She graduated with B.Sc. in Computer Science (Hons) from Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) and Master of Informatics from Universiti
Sains Malaysia. She possesses a wide range of skills in computer programming, data mining, web
application management and graphic design. She has a wide experience in software and system
such as Sustainable Assessment Methodology (SAM) which is developed to assess the sustainability content of courses in USM.
Dr. Mohd Sayuti Hassan is the Deputy Director of the Centre for Global Sustainability Studies (CGSS), Universiti Sains Malaysia. Graduated with B.Sc in Computer Science from Universiti
Sains Malaysia. He holds a Master’s Degree in Transport Tourism, from Universiti Sains Malaysia
and Ph.D. in Sustainability Tourism from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. As a Lecturer and
Researcher at the CGSS, he helped develop the Sustainability Center to contribute through education for sustainable development, scientific assessment, policy research and capacity-building to
the efforts of resolving pressing problems that is confronting the Malaysian society and the global
community today and the future. He also have a solid understanding of software development
life cycle processes including requirements gathering, analysis and design, development tools and
M. Muslim et al.
Holvoet B, Muys B (2004) Sustainable forest management worldwide: a comparative assessment
of standards. Int For Rev 6(2):99–122
JPSM (2016) Forestry department peninsular Malaysia. Available from http://www.forestry.gov.
my/. Accessed 11 Apr 2016
Koshy KC, Nor NM, Sibly S, Rahim AA, Jegatesen G, Muhamad M (2013) An indicator-based
approach to sustainability monitoring and mainstreaming at Universiti Sains Malaysia. In: Caeiro
S et al (eds) Sustainability Assessment Tools in Higher Education Institution. Springer, Switzerland, pp 237–258
MOSTE (1998) National policy on biodiversity. Ministry of science, technology and the environment. Official declaration: Thursday, April 16 1998, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
MOSTE (2002) National policy on the environment. Ministry of science, technology and the environment, Kuala Lumpur. National Library of Malaysia. ISBN: 983-9119-82-6
Ness B, Urbel Piirsalu E, Anderberg S, Olsson L (2007) Categorising tools FOS sustainability
assessment. Ecol Econ 60(2007):498–508
Rametsteiner E, Simula M (2003) Forest certification—an instrument to promote sustainable forest
management? J Environ Manage 67(2003):87–98
Stork NE, Boyle TJB, Dale V, Eeley H, Finegan B, Lawes M, Manokaran N, Prabhu R, Soberon J
(1997) Criteria and indicators for assessing the sustainability of forest management: conservation
of biodiversity. CIFOR Working Paper no. 17, p 29
Suzyrman S, Rahim AA, Fizri FFA, Manaf NA, Othman M Corcoran PB, Hollingshead PB (2014)
Intergenerational learning and transformative leadership for sustainable futures. https://doi.org/
10.3920/978-90-8686-802-5_25, ©Wageningan Academic Publisher 2014
Marlinah Muslim is currently a Research Officer at the Centre for Global Sustainability Studies,
Universiti Sains Malaysia (CGSS@USM), Penang since August 2013 until now. She graduated
in B.Sc. (Hons) in Forestry Science from University Putra Malaysia and currently doing Master
in Plant Biology in Universiti Sains Malaysia. She was once works as the Research Executive for
Sabah Forest Industries Sdn. Bhd. (SFI) which is the largest paper mill in Malaysia from 2010 to
2013 and working in plant experiment. She is now responsible for research, publication, and other
responsibilities for University. She was worked with Pacific Network Asia (APN) in the Disaster
Risk Management workshop for Sustainable Development programs in Vietnam as facilitator and
secretariat in 2016 and in Kuala Lumpur (2014). She also was a secretariat for Kelantan DRM-SD
Conference in 2015 and facilitators in several world cafe for sustainability programs in Universiti
Sains Malaysia.
Siti Fairuz Mohd Radzi is a research officer in CGSS. She graduated with B.Sc. in Computer Science (Hons) from Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) and Master of Informatics from Universiti
Sains Malaysia. She possesses a wide range of skills in computer programming, data mining, web
application management and graphic design. She has a wide experience in software and system
such as Sustainable Assessment Methodology (SAM) which is developed to assess the sustainability content of courses in USM.
Dr. Mohd Sayuti Hassan is the Deputy Director of the Centre for Global Sustainability Studies (CGSS), Universiti Sains Malaysia. Graduated with B.Sc in Computer Science from Universiti
Sains Malaysia. He holds a Master’s Degree in Transport Tourism, from Universiti Sains Malaysia
and Ph.D. in Sustainability Tourism from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. As a Lecturer and
Researcher at the CGSS, he helped develop the Sustainability Center to contribute through education for sustainable development, scientific assessment, policy research and capacity-building to
the efforts of resolving pressing problems that is confronting the Malaysian society and the global
community today and the future. He also have a solid understanding of software development
life cycle processes including requirements gathering, analysis and design, development tools and