SIMUNJAN – The Simunjan District Council celebrated a proud achievement at the 2026 Innovative and Creative Group (KIK) Convention organised by the Ministry of Public Health, Housing and Local Government (MPHLG) Sarawak.
The convention concluded on 1 July 2026 with an award presentation ceremony at UCSI Hotel, Kuching. The council’s KIK Task Master Group earned recognition when team member Haji Mohd Azwan Juperi won the Best Presenter Award.
His presentation, entitled “Inefficient Incinerator Management”, impressed judges and brought distinction to the Simunjan District Council.
The Task Master Group comprises Mr Claudius Ravi Kaniasen, Ms Sofia Sebli, Ms Patricia Andrew, Mr Abg Ramzie Ena, Mr Haji Mohd Azwan Juperi, and Mr Mohammad Syukrie Abas.
Their collective effort demonstrated strong teamwork, creativity, and dedication to improving service delivery.
The project highlighted the importance of addressing inefficiencies in incinerator management, a critical issue for waste disposal and environmental sustainability.
By presenting innovative solutions, the group showcased how local councils can contribute to more effective public service practices.
The KIK Convention serves as a platform for government agencies and councils to share innovative ideas and projects aimed at enhancing efficiency and service quality.
This year’s event brought together numerous groups under the ministry, each presenting projects that tackled operational challenges and community needs.
Simunjan District Council expressed its highest congratulations to the Task Master Group, noting that their success reflects the council’s commitment to cultivating innovation and continuous improvement.
The council emphasised that achievements such as this inspire employees to generate new ideas and strengthen organisational excellence.
The recognition of the Task Master Group at the convention underscores the growing importance of innovation in public service.
By encouraging staff to develop creative solutions, councils like Simunjan are contributing to more efficient, impactful, and community-focused governance.
The council hopes that this success will serve as a catalyst for future innovation, motivating employees to continue striving for excellence in service delivery.
The achievement also highlights the role of teamwork and dedication in driving progress within Sarawak’s public sector.
